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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15
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6ronf 9J}. 9ombcr0cr, 21, lnO 9In-
no 5. Sonsnionn 20.
gSm. g9. Groumcr, 26, imO 6ran.
ces 8. Slpclber. 25, 9iospc6urg,Wlo
Sug6 g9. Gop, %, llnO Slreito q
g9olfcr, %.
SrcOcrid $. @ebrmonn, 81, &itt
ucr, uno @cncpo .. Wioion 46,gSitt.
mc, 9eioc bon @oibiugton 3. s.
Clifton s. @rop, "a, uno ScnuieDt.
9ed, 81.
g9m $. Sdoer, "a, unO Got6orinc
NC. @ed, IS.
G6orlcs 6. 2at6omJ 81, imo Gpa
N}. GolliIon, is, Gom6rio9e, WlO.
9l6ro6onl @liaer A. S9ittuer, rmO
Cora 9ibermoh 35 g9ittwc.
2ouis SonOlcr, 2S, unO Cecilia
&ombur0cr %.
Nfouricc 9. Sinlenboif, 10, 8itt.
mcr, inb glnnie Sdmorb, %.
@m &. Spicer, 46, @ithuer, mO
Nlorp q. @oDbriobt, 80, 9cioc bon
Golpcrton &o.
SOcrion 96uriton %, mo gIliicS
N}ilbp, tS, @ciOe bon Sbofclforo,Eo.
sSo6n ~. @eopcr, "a, nno 9ioic 6.
Garter. 81, 9eiOc BON Eoioocna, WiO.
Eercp {. @6itc, %, inO 9lnno @i
@inccnt, 81.
Soworo $. @loqoliclt 81 II. 9lOelc
S. GisneD, 81
GOgor Wlc@oritp, q, SewinSDiae,
90, uu0 Nlorgoret 9l5eru, 26, &aIb.
ington, 2. s.
syiioor So5ct, %, mo Sennie @r2.
Der 81.
0Rauricc Sicgcl 25, imo 9lnna 8.
Gutenberg, %.
So6u @. Stansiielo, %, miO gu
lama 9. 6oro, "a.
Nlorris 9l6ramiou %, iino 9eiiic
s. Cooper, 27.
SSm 6. @cBner, %, unO Sucp g.
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9oicp6 @corgc, 81 uuO et6cI 81.
aolifmon %.
S5ad Siloermon %, 9erfelcp, 80.
uno Soro6 Cohen 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15
gutaIteridlte ans gsa[6inatOn.
SRI. SocrcD beiduloi9t0eu
"A Fo,. 0 S,,.t,, ~ ,.;,, Sor

~DtutUeflnnc ull4 SchlVihBtvN.
SRI ocrcD beiduIoi9t ocu
80dcr @omin @rin0er
Or. SarrD 2. 2cpis, Scr Supcrin.
ienoeit oes emergency Soipitals,
mo Gr. ". Magruoer DlcGonaIo,
lcin qlniiient, ole gler5tc, ueIde einc
Operation All Sri. gIlie Socrcp Dor.
na6meu. nohoeni iie BON GOfuin
@rinoer geidoiieu uoroen mar, bo'
ben uur peuie Soifnimg, ibr 2ebel
3u erbolten sSn Der @orausiidt Dab
ole Soiinung geihpunoen iei oos
Wloohen bonn IoOe 5iI retten nabm
Die &oli3ci gciicu cine glute Wlorten
glnsioae entgcgen. Stills Giitrifts-
9Imualt Wm. 6. 9cabp nobm oieie
gIusioecn cntgcgeu. sSn @cgenporI
ser @enouaien ino Der gler5te iuie
ser @ertrctcr ser Suiti5-9e6oroc iog-
tr oos @l0odeu 6oIgeuoeS iiber Den
ssoa aus:
,.gr ihoB mid, naf0ent idj mid
acueiaert boite. nit ibni auSgIgeben.
ST Bate fcinen anoeren @runo, oli
mid boie 3u Iein. SD troi Grinder
an Scr Gdc BON Der z. uno G.StraBe,
S..g9. Cd botte cine Giite SiiBig-
feitcn nnO bot i6m ocren an. &rin.
set iogtc, Ct uone Ole SiIBigteitcn
nidit, cr poate mid. Gr frug mid,
90 i'd nit ibm nod Dem na6en @arf
ae6cn wollte. mo ib wcigerte mid,
oics gn tbitn nno oas mar alles, Ocl'
fen i'd mid entiinnen fonu.~
Ger 8olilei Iaatc @rinoer balO
nod ieincr @erDoitina lno ct iuic-
0crbolie 0cs Dem Gapitdn oer@cbcim.
poIisei qeaenii6er wic0er, CT babe oic
@iiiolc bcrporge5oeen Inn iie oeru
Mlaoden 81 3eigen. Gas Wldodcn
6diic ic lpeggcihoben, wo6ei iie lid)
cuildoen 6o6c, gr leuenete, ooB q
Sic qIbiidt ge6abt bdtte, oos @ldohen
3u idieBen
Bel auto ltnfnll bcrlcb 3 t.
s,n Dem gcinnocn bon SRI. glnna
@nrfe unO Sri 9le1ie S6oemofcr III
cine flcine 9eiieritne ein9etreten iuiC
Die glet3tc i'm emergency SoipitolC
periidern. 9cioe Eamen muroen an
Gonniog 9lbeno in Der gidbc bon
9eltsniae in einem glltomobiI In.
foil idipcr perIcbt Sri, 9urfc's 81
iiono miro ais 3ufricbenitcIleno &c
balicn. pdbreno Ser 3nitano Sri
G6oemofer's nod nidt ans oen tri
iiiDcn Stooiiim oetrctei lit Eie ga
iicntinnen beionoen iid 5iIr 3ett oes
8mommenitoBcs aiif elmer glltomo
bilio6rt bon Baltimore in 9egleitung
pon @rn rmo 6rau u 8. Tnplor boz
glr. $50. SyStroBe.
&n bcoenflidem 3utono'e G
3ron gg. 6, NRerhont bon 9lr. 5O2
H. Shabc. y&.G. lit nod II 6eiorg
niberreaeuocn 3uiiauoe IN i6rel
Mobmlug ali ben 6oigen cincs 9Iiito
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15

nghin ~ ibr 91ome2"
D6r1li bon &ultenfel0.
90 leiie oos ousgeiproden pur6<,
10 einoriidlid por Oic Nirfitng.
Sottler itieB einen 2out Der lleberra.
i6lng aus, Der &onmilidr 5os Die
gIiigeibrouen bod.
D@s eriltiert eine 5rou bon 9io-
| iten-fel09~
u4orlo bon 0Rditenfelo, feline &c.
IitieGene Satin nonnte iie ii6.
Sottler beitdtigte, Dob CT 0iird)
@inter bon elmer friiberen @be oes
SSreiberrn geb0rt babe. Ser Som.
I1niiior ibiittelte ben 4opf
,@elAieoene gbe2 Ta fam bic
Srau bod nidjt inebr ieinen glameu
fiibrcn. Den WldoHennanen
naliute iie Sbnen nibt?"
ng2ein"
ulluo ibr 9lrfentboItsort Die
Mobmng2"
9lIioa crfl1rte, oopon nibts 5n
ipiiicn. Ole Dame Iei oni1eineno
oilt Der Gurdreiie begriffen gciDelen
iino babe ibr nnr Oeriprohelt lie
nod Der 9eileaing oer glngelegerbeit
ibrcS ebcrnaligen @atten 81 beiucben,
INN ibr 81 oanfen. Goni ihloB tie
nit Der Yitte, ibr 81 ineen, porum
man iie all oieien Grngei ilnteriperfe-
g9os geecn Die Srnu borIieee, oab
Die Yoli3ei nod ibr gu foriGen babe
Der Yeanite bebouptete, Oariibcr
feline gluSfunft ecben 5u tonnen unO
5og iidb en0lid auriid, nadoein cr
no6mols Die &eriidjerimg bernoni'
men Dob 6r1ulein Sottler mcite
IniNts bci5ibringcli babe.
(5ortIcbung folgt)
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SdoBanltS giotcn nitgenommeu
puroen Sdrriion imo iciu @c9lci.
ter cntilo6cn in Gin @c65I5, 100 iie
i6rcn 9iau6 t6cilteu mo nod mel.
rcre Gage ocr6lieben, ebe iie iib
trennter.
Sorriion fe6rte na6 Gan 9lntonio,
Ecros, 5uriid lmo modte feline @}a.
i6iuenpcrfitott mieoer ouf Gr oer.
6orq $4,000 ocs geito6lenen @eloes
uitcr Dem 6uB6oocn Die icooM bon
Der 9Soli3ei gcfitnocu ipurOcr ais
iciuc @crfitott immittclbor nad lei.
ncr Ger6oitung 0urdiudt puroc.
Sorriion iogtc, er 6o6e nie einen
N}oro 6egongcn, bod iei er gcgen.
m1rtig Qcrpcien, ais icinc 9onoe Dor
cinigcn S5obrcn enen ASoit 9cons
ten in gQa6anla crmorOete. Gr muroe
wegcn S1ciluo6me all bcm gcr6rc.
den 5u lcbcnSlGnglic6cn @cidngni6
pertrt1cilt; bic Stroic murOc bonn
4rdiiocntcn Dlc&iileg ouf 10 Sabre
bcra6geieBt imo inter Der 9iooiepelf-
i6cn administration luuroc CT oon1
freigeloiien nahOcm CT iie6cn Sabre
bon ieiner Straie o6geieiicn bate
8 elm Sob lengrn.ben 9cto o.
tet.
Scr I'M 80. Sabre itc6cnoe SSobn
Sderscr non Bale Summit glaeea-
n1,Gounto wuroc oiirrb foQcnocs@e-
iiciu in Der Olinc bon N}crtcns uu0
S66ne in NlonteQ tootlic6 oerlebI
lno no1 Dem @iincrs Soipitol 9e-
6ro6t, uoieIbit CT nod elnigeuShtn+
0cn ltur6. Cas- @croll 6otte ieineu
llnicrlei6 cingcOriidt. Sein So6n Go-
moro cntging alien @crIcbungcr
Ser @eritor6cnc bintcrldBt cine @itt
pc mo odt Ginoer.
Sn SnacrStom'n bcitroft.
Samuel gg. grolut Gin 0}cgcr.
G6oificir, iuclder cine Chandler
@laidiuc ipie geiost miro, oosGigeu
t6ua Der @ittiuc oes g}cger Soult
f1iupicrs Soc @ons, fu6r, pilrOc IN
Sogcrstomn iucgen ii6crmdBig ihncl
len 1SahrenS un0 neil ieinc @cmcr6c
iGcin glimulcrn iiiHt IN SrOmnf
iuarcn per6oitct, lno pcrurt6cilt, ei
nc @clOIirofe BON $25 81 3oblen
gropn o6er 6atte MIR $15 bel lid.
s Somor6 -GountD be
trait.
Die folgcuocn @cfon9cnen piiroel
! i'm September Eernlin OcS @criHt'
III Gaicott Stu I6ulOio 6efnocn mi
! beitraft: gl6ro6om 2eoinion wcgei
@crfonis bon Sc6nopps AL llnmiin
oigc $3.50 liro Soften; Somucl Gilr
ran, ucgcu Gcrfnuis BON S6nopp
on llnniiinoi6c, $50 mto Soften; 6
9lcco, 500 itiiO Softer; Solis 9rac
lcD, $50 nuo Soften; Soiis E6ont
ion, naG scr 9eiierungsaniiolt q
ihidt bis CT 2l Sabre alt lit.
Kinder SSlnrSIen
MACH FLETCHER'S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15

ocrn Baltimore mo 0bio-@iicn6a5lir
IN Ocn Gli5o6et6 apartments @de
Der @orriion- un0 @ateman-9lpenne,
cinihliN, cr6cutctc Shnidioben inI
gScrt6c bon $1,000. Der 0ebitdbl
creignctc lid @n0e letter GSodc. Sr.
.uno 6rou Nioron Die am pcrgonge'
ncn Goncrita0 enigc lEcrioncn 81
@oitc bottcn iinO Ocr glniicbt, Dab
i6 Der Diebiiabl eli oieiem Gage CT
cignete. sic pero6iAieOtcn ii6 bon
i6ren @dlten an Der G6iire Ocs
glportment6ouies, lnO Der 9ieo
uo6m oniHcineno Oieie @elegenbeit
ipo6r, oie slnpelen, Die oiien berlnlI-
logeiL an iiab an ne6men. @r ldeint
iid oor6er in Oos 9lpartmcnt einge.
i6liAcn 5u bobcn. Inter oen 9eItob'
lcncn @cgcnitGnoen beiano iid eilt
0iomontring i'm @ertbc bon $500,
Gin NIT t3 0iomantcn beicbtcr 9iing
/ i'm g9crt9e BON $500, cine Gorited.
nooel I'M @ertbc bon $3.50 un0 Ocr'
ihieOcne onoerc wcrtbOolle S6mud'
gcgcnitdnOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15

mobil llniaQeS leioeno. Sic Gomc
bcfan0 iicb sur 3cif oes IlngIiidcs in
oem 9fitomobil ibrcs Shma9ers,
Srancis .. Cannon, ipclAes and bon
inn iel6it gcfii6rt puroe. Sn Oer9id.
6e bon @lfrioge bel Baltimore iiieB
ieinc Nfaibine nit elmer bisber unbs.
faunt gcblie6encu Nioidiue, weldc
ouf Dem @egc noH Baltimore in ent.
eegehgcietter 9lidtung iu6r, 5uiams
men, Gabci muroc Srn. Gounon's
9lutomobil imgeporien 5rou Gans
non mo ibr fleincs ainb uurOcu IN
eiu 6cIo aeworieu ipo6ei oas aiuo
leidt perlebt pur0e
@afbinotoner @irt6i9 q /.
teninipi5irt.
g9m. s. Sorrca 1T Inn eineu Gr-
loa6nibiAcin fir Oen @roB6anoel in
olfoboliiden @etrdufen 6ci Der 81.
lt1noigeuge6oroc cingefommen Gies
lit Die "a. @crper6img fir cincu @c.
mcr6eihein 3ur 9lusiibung cincs Der.
ortigen @eiddftcs. Sic WlitgIieoer
ser 2iccn56c6oroc uno g9oloo Sib6s,
Der Setretdr, bo6en iicb auf ibre
j15rliHe snipcftionsrcie begeberi,
nm oie @irtbi1often 81 iuipi5iren.
Sic weroen Scr gciuitobcitlidcu un0
oroninqsgemdBen 5ii6rn9 gon5 be.
ionoerc glnincrfionfcit ihcnfen. Sic
merocn oie Gntierrilug 5IUiden
@irt6idoften imo stirHcn ShuIen
unO ouocrcn oerartigeu einridtur.
gen meHen uno fcititellen Oh Gie sc.
/ id]0itc mo @irt6id)oiteu oen @cicbC
nod nidt 81 uabc ioIdcr Ginribtul'
gen liegeu.
Gin Gonolboot Gapitdn
bcito6len
Cine Sbotbtel mo 0ercn SSn6oIt
cine ooloene llbr lino $40 III @elo
lpuroc. pic bci Der BoIi3ci aeucloel
lit, Bernard 3immermonn bon ocal
aonol6oote SIR. 80 Der Gouiolioirter
aobleu @eieaidait 0ciio6len Gus
Boot licot an Der 9gini6ip &crite il
(Seorgctomn
9iaum bat @cruftn9 ein-
gclcgt.
9laron &olm, ett @roccr oeiicr
@eidait iid in 9lr. 1901 S.StroBe
9l~Cy bcfinoet, melder Dor einigcl
Gogen iuegcn lle6ertrctins ocs @cia
ecs geoeu 3ii icbneQeu So6rens boz
9lidter Yiulomap 3u $50 @cloitroil
lmo 30 Eo0cu @cfdngniB 6eIeat mur
oe, bat oagegen 9cruiuna eingelegt
! Sein 9lnualt erflarte Dem 9iidter
Naum bdtte iid fir ibuloig erfonnt
obne bon icineni conititlItionelel
9lett @ebraud 3ll MAIDEN, oa er oic
les nid1t re6t Deritaifocn babe 6
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9fQ0ifQIbeilllng 0cr 93crUCnI0wddJe.

edmodc ncoOle 8crioncL ocpIoet oonSonungsIooct mO
1lcdtc SrGuncn, crdop0ei aaliricn Snnt yiuucp uno
&opidmcn ooraSioa Abnobmc Ocs @cb0rs mo Der Sbrdt
Gaarrb, GGagi0riidcr Shbluctopung Wuoget @rrctben
8ttcrr cr5opicu 0rlbefmuIng Acnglibfc uno &riblum
era6r rSngnOrCnno wic anc SUscn ngnolicr Tcr
rruscn erhnSId in tr5clcr S nnO Strifhrcn Samcnlne
%6imO GrompiGOer nnO ySarbrnd UJag Ne
tbOOc nnf ciucu Gdla0 acicilt mcrOcH
Wnfapc) melhes
M gaga mn Gp ac pe oie miro ecsm etnonne @ 20 Gents "
ScnIdJcu TruOt.aliut 1877 Gul 27. Ctr, %cm'gOrf &ss
lSancr 6sa nNa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15

aompognicbcfS bel nlobiliiir'
ten Eruppen Iionoen Iltb in Der oli
prHlBiidJcu glrncc Dor 1866 aui
bis 10000 Eboler id6rIid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15

Sebr beoeliteno fomlnt nlandlcy
iid Dor ~ nidt neil Ell oroBc si
ipriidc crfiillt, ionoern iDeil CT
ltcllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15

.9j1G 1s6 naauo sollS iaQ nalogaD olnl 'n9l1ul
-io 6lupmjob9iiin aooa lpluinnd llplm ,,ioln5Q
.Mndloa1n0 u3lplln9L" n3Q 9iQ 'n)Ir9uupgl6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15

Sin 0ieb, Der ii6 in sic @o6nun9
bon s. $. Wloron, cincm glecntcr
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-02
STEWART.

Sanborn Enterprise, Feb. 24.-J. H.
Miller was at Sanborn Tuesday.
Martin Hannaman was Sanborn
visitor Tuesday.
Farmers tire getting busy cleaning
this seed grain for spring.
Alvin Gulmon informs US there will
be an Equity elevator in Sanborn this
coming season if there is a good crop.
If such an elevator is opened it will
make Sanborn the best grain market
for miles around.
Hans Harstad spent Tuesday eve
ming at Sanborn.
Mrs. Clancy, Margaret, Tom and
Peter, Jr., spent Tuesday in Valley
City.
It is reported that there will be q
new store at Rogers this summer.
Hans Harstead is still hauling lum
Der to his farm. The work will soon
begin on the barn. i~
Miss Louise Barsness was a visitor
at the Neustal home Sunday. '+E.
) George Dotting took into town about
70 bushels of wheat Thursday after
noon. Pretty good considering the
road.
Charley Hunter called at the Hert
Hanson place Thursday for goods he
had had stored there all winter.
George Cassatt was at M. s. Stin
sons Wednesday after seed wheat.
John Clancy was a Sanborn caller
; Thursday. a..
The Cassatt children say they have
been exposed to the scarlet fever. We
hope they do not get it.
It is reported that Ben, Harry and
Fred Hunter have returned from Shell
Lake, Wis.
Thorsen Anderson from Clark City
is visiting with his sister, Mrs. o. R
Thornberg.
Ernest Gerntholz was in Sanborr
Thursday.
We are again flooded with the M. w
Savage catalogs. Brother farmer, Il
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-02
ISLAND LAKE.
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Sanborn Enterprise, Feb. 24.-Mrs.
w. o. Green spent Sunday with the
LANCER family in Sanborn and from
there went to Valley City to be the
guest of Mrs. Henry Beal on North
Fifth street. s
c. w. Maier was a passenger on No.
8 Saturday evening for Valley City,
where he attended church twice on
Sunday. |.' ~.
Warren Scouten, who is substitute
mail carrier on route No. out of Eek
elson, is making a record for himself
by coming on time over all sorts Of
roads.
Lloyd Nelson, who has been at
Riverside hospital in Valley City for
several weeks, is we'll enough to be at
home again. H9lE
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Batch, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Vogt and C. w. Maier were
callers at the Green home Friday eve.
. . F..
ming.
The stork paid a visit to the neigh
borhood west of Island Lake and left
ten pound boy at the home of Byron
Sisson last week.
The quarantine on the small pox
case at Sever Nelson's has been lifted.
Mrs. John Nelson is in Valley City
under the care Of q physician at
Riverside hospitol.
K Twenty-seven members Of the Non.
partisan League Of Mansfield town
ship held meeting at the township
hall Feb. ~, with v. L. Green in the
chair and VIM. 4. Wood as secretary.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-02

we want a good town near US we will
have to trade with the home mer-
chants.
Miss Louise Barsness and brothers,
Oscar, Carl and John spent Thursday
with the Gerntholz young people.
The fields are being cleared of the
snow by the warm winds and it begins
to look like spring.
Emma Shafer called at the R. w.
Menke home Saturday.
John Barsness was assisting D.
Fleming Friday afternoon.
Oscar Barsness bought two cows. of
o. Siverson and took them home Fri
day. Oscar must be going into the
dairy business.
Frank Neustal visited with the
Menke boys Sunday.
John Anderson returned Saturday
from Minot where he has been attend
the Equity convention.
C. E. Sealander has returned from
his visit in Minnesota.
Will Smith visited at Neustal's Sun
day.
We are informed farm located
>hree and half miles from Valley
City sold for $3.50 per acre cash.
The new owner has had electric lights
installed in the house and barn.
Mrs. George Neustal and son, Fred
and daughter, Ida, visited at the T.
K. Barsness home Sunday.
Frank Neustal returned Saturday
from Valley City after weeks visit
with his uncle.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-02
LUCIA
, ++++++<+<+< +++~

Lucca, Feb. 23.-B. M. Shirk, travel
ing salesman for Mcdonald Bros. and
formerly manager of the Lucca Nero.
Co., was in town Saturday greeting
old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Tendick of Far
go are guests at the H. R. Tendick
home for few days, having arrived
Monday.
A. A. Mcmillan came up from Fargo
Wednesday to visit his sons Claude
and Lee Mcmillan.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Nafus and
daughter, Bessie, were passengers to
Alice Friday, returning to Lucca Sat
urday.
A. J. Tolzman and wife Of Fingal
were guests at the Mueller home Sat
urday enroute to Fargo.
Mrs. l.. E. sNafus enjoyed a visit
from her mother Mis-. Lager of Alice
on Thursday.
Gene Patten of Casselton was q
guest at the Craver home Wednesday
Rev. and Mrs. R. C. Mueller attended
the farewell party at Fingal Thursday
given in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J
Tolzeman and c. c. Carnahan. Bott
families have been active members il
the Congregational church and theil
departure will be keenly felt.
M. L. Mann returned Monday night
from a six weeks sojurn in the twir
cities.
DR.. Cary of Fingal accompanied Ar
chic Keller of Lucca to Fargo Friday
where the latter was taken to st
Johns hospital to be operated on fo1
appendicitis.
The First State bank of Lucca sole
it's interests Wednesday afternoon an(
is now one in the Thoreson chain o.
banks. The new board Of directors are
Harold Thorson Of Drake, N. D., Har
old Ingvaldson Of Fessenden, N. d., T
D. Thorson of Drake, N. D., Fred Utke
and J. NJ. Thorson. The newly elect
ed officers are Harold Thorson, presi
dent; ]. M. Thorson, vice-president
and T. D. Thorson cashier.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-02
Prof. Laid Is President
Of Agricultural College

service and connection with the Agri
cultural college, the board also decided
I to honor him by making him presi
dent emeritus, the highest honor thai
can be given any person in educationa
work.
"A special committee of the board
was named to wait on the president
! and inform him of his election az
president emeritus.
"Mr. Worst informed the chairman
! of the committee that he declined the
honor, either as president emeritus
without salary when he retired, OF
with salary should he continue tc
conduct certain work for the institu
, ton.
"The following day he appeared in
the public press with statements which
even his most ardent friends do not
attempt to defend as in any manner
dignifed or conducive to the best in.
terests of the institution with which
he has been connected for 81 years.
among the immediate and direct
results of his action were the indie
feasible editorials in the college pub
LEGATION and mass meeting of the
students, at which radical resolutions
were adopted.
"The situation demanded immediate
action. A special meeting of the board
was called. Conferences were held
with the students committee named
at the mass meeting, and with num-
Der of other leading students of the
college.
Another conference was held with
the heads of departments and mem
bers Of the faculty. The board con-
tinued it's Investigations and today
reached the conclusion that the pres
ent situation was intolerable, since
the action Of President Worst had
rendered it impossible for him to i'm
prove conditions and had made it
equally impossible for him to be of
further use to the college. This re-
suited in his retirement by the board
from the presidency and the election
of DR.. Ladd as his successor with the
other changes outlined.
''The board has endeavored to treat
DR.. Worst with all possible courtesy.
Ellis salary for some time has been
$4,000 per annum. He has drawn
about 100000 in salary since he is
connected with the Agricultural COL
lege. The board feels the taxpayers
have paid DR.. Worst we'll for his
services"
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Rogers Citizen, Feb. 25.-Miss Ber-
tina Abrahamson has been on the sick
list a few days this week.
Prof. Hollis, of the Agricultural COL
lege, gave lecture in the Leal hall
Tuesday evening.
The Nonpartisan League held their
precince convention in the Leal hall
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. E. Lundy went to Valley
City Tuesday evening to remain for
some time, receiving medical treat
ment Mrs. Lundy has been ailing for
some time, but her many friends in
Leal hope she will soon recover.
Last Friday evening the Leal high
school basket ball team defeated the
Wimbledon team by score of 81 to
49, The domestic science girls gave
the teams luncheon after the game.
Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. T. w.
Twistleton gave banquet in honor of
the Leal basket ball team. The ta-
BILE was appropriately decorated and
the place cards pertained to basket
ball. Covers were laid for 10. Prof.
A. Jaqua acted as POSTMASTER and the
following gave responses to toasts:
Basket Ball." Amos Ritter; Boys"
Nellie Smith; Girls" Willis Main;
1.-THE Leal Basket ball Team" Milton
Wilson,; Sand wiches and Coffee"
Myrtle Thompson. The rest of the
evening was pleasantly spent with
music, and all departed for their
homes at a late hour, declaring that
the evening had been most delightful
ly spent.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Raymond just re.
turned from two months visit in
Iowa and southern Minnesota and re-
port very pleasant trip although they
found very cold weather and lots of
snow. They say it seems good to get
back to North Dakota and that there
is not nearly as much snow here as
they left in Minnesota a day or two
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Johnny Henderson hauled wheat to
Leal last week.
Several young people from Brimer
township attended the party at Thos.
Davis Friday evening. They report
good time. gle.
Harold Kane spent the week end
under the parental roof.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Henderson
visited at the John Henderson home
Tuesday evening.
Andrew Bothne and family have
moved to the Brimer farm which he
has rented for this season.
Mrs. John Henderson, Jr., and moth
er, Mrs. Halverson, went to Valley
City Friday night to visit relatives.
Fred Lawrence, Mary and Ida Klein
visited at the Pross home Sunday
evening.
The members of the Nonpartisan
League in this precinct held meeting
in the east school house on Tuesday
for the purpose of selecting delegate
to the county convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Klein visited
at the Gene Stroh home south OF
Eckelson.
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Sanborn Enterprise, Feb. "a. Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Stoll were Sunday
visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Cowdrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Connolly were
callers at the Andrew Sauer home
Sunday.
Frank, George and Willie Sauer were
callers at the Andrew Sauer home
Tuesday. .'.'
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clark called on
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Campbell Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Campbell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Clark, Henry Brohman and
children, Mary, Willie and Alfred
Thompson spent Tuesday at the VIM.
Campbell, ST., home in Mansfield town
ship. ...-
Last Friday evening few neighbors
gathered at the Henry Brohman home,
the occasion being Mr.. Brohman's
birthday. They all joined in wishing
Mr.. Brohman many more happy birth
days.
The Andrew BONNER family and Mr..
and Mrs. Louie BONNER spent Friday
evening at Will Rambo's Of Clark City.
]. A. Stoll visited at the Wittig home
Friday evening.
The Fred Tabbert, George Gordon
and Campbell families of Clark City
spent Friday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Campbell.
Miss Mary Thompson is visiting her
friend Mrs. Will Wood this week.
Miss Abbie Sauer is assisting Mrs.
Martin Connolly near Eckelson.
Simon Sauer is helping Chas. Reb-
scher with the work. Mr.. Rebscher
has been on the sick list for some time.
Christ Mork spent a few days at the
Andrew Sauer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Siegidy and Gust
Warner spent Monday at the home Of
Mrs. G. Lattenmaier.
Miss Emma Schreiver spent the
weekend with her sister, Mrs. Henry
Sauer.
Sam Wolski and family, Anna,
Racka, Herbert and Hubert Letten-
maier spent Sunday with Chas. NUM-
and family. ".
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Sauer and
daughter, Emma, Of Clark City, were
Sunday visitors at the Andrew Sauer
home.
Alfred Flach is visiting at the An
drew Sauer home at present.
J. J. Engen left Thursday for the
north part Of the state expecting to be
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