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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-14

customs. and it made the prettiest
class we have had in years.
Mrs. Sniff and Mrs. Forley of Par
sons, Kansas, were supper guests Of
Mrs. Fred HEM Thursday evening.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-14

Seems to be about time for Mexico to take a
vote and decide who is her most popular citi-
zen.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-14

Why doesn't Indiana start out openly and
fearIessly to win the title of Mother of Vice
Presidents
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-14

The war is living on lies, says DR.. Lieb
knecht And living we'll, he might have added.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-14

In The Gate City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-14

The statement that this is ''the most idiotc
of all wars must be accepted with caution.
There have been perfectly idiotic wars in the
past
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-14

In order to land the republican nomination for
lieutenant governor, Ernest r. Moore of Cedar
Rapids spent money than his job pays
He spent $2,169.93 in his campaign, according
to his expense account fled with the secretary
of state The office pays 5000 for the session
Most of the money expended for advertising
and postage.
r. A. Hasselqust of Charlton, defeated con-
testant for the nomination for secretary OF state
spent $1,391.10.
T. NJ. Mcnamara of Des Moines, third man in
the race for the Polk county nomination for repre-
sentative, spent $36460
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26

Jones. well known Martins Ferry mill
worker, passed away at The homo OF his
SISTER. Mrs. Albert Findlay. on North
SKIN street. sunday afternoon at 1
=" clock News of his death came as a
severe shock 10 his friends. especially to
nun men. among whom he was well
kh"Wn. lie was born IN Cleveland Feb
ruary t. 1874. but has lived In this city
tho greater part OF his lifc. Until re
Gently ne has been employed IN the local
mills. but lately ~ has been working at
the Creek mill in wheeling
Fraternally be was member OF the
flks and EHEl's. Of this city. and The
Nnlghts OF iNthiaS. Of bridgeport. H,
was also affiliated with th, Amalgama-
itd Association of Iron. steel anc in
workers. lie Is survived b. six sisters
ana one brother. as follows Mrs J. W
Adams. OF Coleralu. Mrs. Robert t-Iruch
81 F"llanso,e. Mrs.. J. l.. Groves. 81
Canton. Mrs kenuon Miller. OF Wheel
ing, Mrs. Lott, CoWl OF A,tuaNIIls.
Mrs. Albert Fiudlsy and David Jones
both OF Martins Ferry. Funeral services
viii be- held at tho late home Wednesday
afternoon at - o'clock. iu Charg, OF Rev
T.. ;. Jenkins. pastor OF the Welsh Com
ErsEatiouHl church. lLtvrmout Will be
al ElNcrNteW cemetery Prayer service
VIII Re held az the place Of death Tues
day evening al : O'Clock. b. Ia, yyugrc-
cation OF the Welsh church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26

stealing watch from Mrs. Bessie Lane
or No. sol Grandv.ew street.
John Farrell. drunk. was the only Of
Tender before Judge Honcckcr in police
court saturday.
A call Tor the streets. alleys and
grades committee 10 meet this evening
was issued saturday.
Chairman elem Shaver OF the Dem
ocrntic state Executive Committee has
issued a call FOR the state committee to
meet In Parkcrsburg Thursday.
The trap shooters Of Western Penn
sNlNania viii hold their annual trap
shoot al Washington. July n. They -
tend an invitation 20 all shooters To at
tend
Next sunday afternoon q party Of
fishermen. members Of the Central Fish
inE club. will leave for the AluSktuguu
river TO enjoy a couple of weeks of
fishing
William Saunders. a 13-ycsr-old lad
who has wandered 10 Wheeling from
North Carolina. was picked up and sent
back 90 his home. Saturday. ny T. l..
Frazier. local probation officer
The Wheeling Mold 4 Foundry has
started Milling tho government coutrHrt
Tor 10000 high explosive shells. 10 be
delivered as soon as they can Do turned
out owing To- the present state Of ar
fairs In Mexico. work on the order Is
being rushed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26
AMERICANS WERE
FAR 0UTNUMBERED

Columbus. y NJ. June 25- Sam IT.
Harris. private IN G. Troop ~ the
Tenth Cavalry was brought 20 the Dor.
der late today with bullet wounds in
the left shoulder and arm received in
the engagement az CarrIZal lIo said
that there were fully zoo McNiCsns
against the ,iIhN four men of the
American detachment
To ton if off, Harris said. "fhcy
had a machine gun and they surprised
u- We approached them in peace.
igI way and never had an idea that
fl't would try fO massacre u- Had
We known they wanted nEhf We could
have given BE- to them ] guess they got
enough 90 that
Harris troop was surrounded tt fhc
tHrrHnff -fF.. Nr said BE escaped
wounded from Tho Gordon tho Mex.
cans had drawn around tho Americans
hr rfdfrr -frtiEh' fhrouEh 'hrI- limos
ON hI- charger which also 1891. wound
ODD &c. rode until Dr. fr1 from 'n-- of
blood and fhrr caught another NrrfrC
animal with which hs eventually
.tuEh' no uIfh other survivors whom
D.. accompanied 'n rr'1 1qltrf'r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26
PROCRESSIvES ARE
NOW BACK IN FOLD

SPECIAL Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
q, NLARhSBURG. W. Va. June u
lo-ltss ives OF West Virginia are re-
,uIhing To Republican fold and viii
10y any support The ticket headed nv
y Hall's r.. Hughes and Judge Ira 3
N"9lh.on ar the polls this IAN. mis-
+ sho"n by canvass now being made
ny me Clarksburg Telegram 90 ain
,"osr VINO were prominently Idenfi.
neg with the Moose movement in The
IN" result thus far IS unanimous in
FAVOR OF the Hughes ticket. Among
NOSE VINO have So far declared hon
selves are Charles j. Schuck of Wheel.
me former prosecutor Of Ohio cotInty
ana progressive candidate Tor Conc,
Itss ln 1914; Andrew Long of Wbect
ms W 10 was presidential eIecf,r
IN 1917 on the Progressive ticket.
James u. StrickhnE Of Huntington
tls" an slector then. Dr. r. r Ian,
nam ~ Grafton and Francis p. Nosfs
clsCfOr ''''i' q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26
FRENCH RETAKE LOST
GROUND IN ATTACK

PARIS. June %. $50 y. m Counter
attacks by the French last night north
OF Nercun resulted IN their regaining
some lost ground the war Office an
nounCed tonight. Portions of trench
as west OF the Thiaumont redoubl
were taken and hand grenade hght,,g
resulted in some progress being made
in the village of FlCury
German attack in the Dead Man
Hlll region was repulsed
The official statement follows.
on the left bank OF the Meuse a
German attack upon our trenches on
the southern slopes OF Dead Man Hill
was stopped by our fire
On the right bank Of the river tho
fighting continued during the course
OF the night in the sector Of the Thiau-
mont work whore our counter attacks
enabled Us 10 take few elements Of
have made some progress with land
grenade fighting in the village Of
flcury.
The bombardment was continued
violent IN the other sectors on the
right bank of the river but there ha-
been no infantry action.
In Lorraine 10 the northeast Of
POut-A Mousson a strong enemy re-
ConnoitcrinC party was dispersed IN
the Cheminot Wood
In The Nosges at attempted attack
on our positions In la Fave Valley
completely failed
During the night OF June 1925.
German aeroplanes threw bombs on
LuncNilc, RaCCaral and 81 Die. The
material damage was uu important.
Some children were wounded a. ST
Die This has been noted with q view
10 reprisals'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26
INTERESTING FIGHT
ON AT FAIRMONT


81. I,IfrHf. H 80 Pho Irfs1rr.r..,
FAlRMONT. w Va. June Is COZ.
.dDl' Ohar.es SatterfiDId and Melvin
i'unh'r VIII BE- tried before Na,nr
Anthony Bowen tomorrow for Wolf
lh- me traffic ordinance by ,oudurf.
ih- judicial sales 900 front of tho ror5-.
NlL7' on saturday. There lis con.II.
ifhlr controversy over tho rnatf.-
county officials arrested Mayor Row
on ana hi- police force SATURDAY. D,.r.
IHS aii'r Che city officials had arrest.
ga 0aiierficld and EInncr Tho conn
~ officials claim THAT fh.y nave ,Ic
rl-l' io make judicial sales Ir f-,rt
NI 20" court house while Nayor Bnw.r
'"''.l- iNdi Tho sales impede ff4I
II' ana no. under tho traffic ord.
nance. has the right 10 sion tH.f,
ltp'h Ii'f are determined tp .s.ry
.h'lr point ion issue and tho matter
p .H'it Il" Do decided in tho sirlI
court Mayor Bowen and Ft. ,tr'
Gers have given bond for ffrir Ip
p'afanuc before fHn usxt Grand me-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. June Is
The Secretary of State has issued GER
uhCates OF Incorporation TO the fol-
lowing new concerns which will opsr.
ate under the laws Of West virginia.
Marine oil Company. of Clay. chief
works union district Clay county,
authorized capital $50. 600: incorpora-
tors J.. G.. Davis. Joshua Davis. ;. p.
Davis. all OF Burch Run. Or. +. r.
Edgeil. OF Buckhannon. IA. b. Daven-
port Of Clay.
Algonquin Realty Company. Of Al
EonquIn. TO do a realty business IN
Mercer county. authorized capital
S25'ou. incOrporators. II. r. NaCkey.
4 ~. Day, r. O. Wagner. George f.
Glitter, and +. Plan. all OF New York
Carbon Black Company. OF Charles
ton. chief works Camp SistriCt. Doc
bridge county. authorized capital S.
900, incorporates Frank O.. Taylor.
> p Butehorn. George =. Jabhe-f,
Tracey S Buckhannon. and Donald
Ravens. all Of New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26
HAD NERVOUSNESS
and RHEUMATISM
MRS. BENNETT TELLS OF HOW
TWO soTTles OF NEW REMEDY
BROUGHT HER RELIEF
Remarkable Test.

People who suffer with rheumatism
ana nervousness as I did before tax
lns This new medicine Tanlac. should
take my advice and give this fine rem
edy thorough trial" said. Mrs Jane
btnnett. Shadyside, Ohio. stop 3s.
when talking not 30 long ago with a
Ianlac representative.
was suffering with rheumatism
ana intense nervousness when | began
taxing your new remedy and had aw-
IuI pains and aches in my limbs and
was badly handicapped when walking
ana especially when going down
stars. At times the pains were al
most bearable. but what Tanlac did for
me was wonderful Since taking two
bottles ! am no longer troubled with
nervousness and am very glad TO say
haven't any more pains and rheuma-
tlsm seems TO have vanished entirely.
! know n has done for men what other
Preparations ] have tried. failed TO do
and am thankful for the relief Tanlac
brought me and | know now that il is
a preparation Of real merit though I'm
frank 10 admit I'm not much of a pc
never as general rule in these new
tangled remedies declared, Mrs Ben
nett.
Not required years to develope
ana perfect Tanlac and for anyone 10
discovery such a remedy seems entire
~ out OF the question in view or the
many attempts which have miserably
failed in the past. science has reached
point where We must have the fact
lities OF great laboratories such as the
Dayton one where Tanlac was discov-
cred and one such discovery is The
labor OF life time well repaid.
Mhat Tanlac. accomplishes here in
wheeling and vicinity IL is doing also
In a hundred other cities. Over two
hundred and fifty thousand men and
women endorse n. Here in Wheeling
II is sold 81 per bottle at G. n. Griest
a Co.'S store, Market street-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26
Disorderly House Pulled.

Mayor James Eulstou. chief HyIaud
and oriC'r Davis rsIdsl a di-urdsiIy
house a. the corner of Carlisle and First
streets saturday night. said tu has,
been conducted hy E.ftt 'MDfhsr-s
Jones. e. local colprDd character Tur..
FORE gu,rs, ono ,ulored woman and ON,
white woman were DaIEu. DOB the raid
and We're locked uq 100 the city building
tu await a hearing before MAYOR isaI-.ln
THIS evening OWING 90 tho fact SHAT
There were four doors in the house. and
only three Zoe the ruiding party. th, aI-
legged pruIrI'fr'-s of che hoes. escaped
She was only recently released from fhp
county IfI st SO. rIuIrsvifI,. vh,I, snt
Wa confined uu similar charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26
TRADES ASSEMBLY
Held Regular Meeting Sunday Afternoon
and Transacted Only Routine
Business.

The regular semi-monthly meeting OF
the ohio Valley Trades x Labor Assem-
bly, was held sunday afternoon al the
HAN on Market street. Only routine
matters were taken up and the session
was "a brief one. The delegates OF the
various local lodges submitted their re-
poriS. Before the meeting was adjourn
ID tho me mhsrS were urged To- lend their
efforts To- make a success OF tho Street
car Workers picnic at Wheeling Park
next Nednes cay. and To- assist In the am
ugal outings Of other trade organiza-
uons TO be held In the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26
WEDDING LEAKS OUT

Special Dispatch to tho Intelligence.
kENSER. W Va. June 25.-An-
rounCcmenfs have just been issued 81
the marriage Of Robert Lawrence
Stewart OF KFyser and Miss Eva Hag-
on OF Wcsternport. which took place
Tuesday. May . The bride is n daugl-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hagen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26
LATEST FLASHES ON
The TENSE SITUATION
EXISTING IN MEXICO

BERLIN, Saturday, June "a. . D.
m, VIA London, June 2s.-Rsports
received here from America that the
GERMAN legation N Mexico City was
actively inspiring General CArrarxa,
head OF the Constitutionist govern
ment OF Mexico In hostility 90 the
united States were brought to-day
70 the attention Of the Imperial
Chancellor DR.. Bethmaun- HollWeg
The Chancellor asked to be ex-
eused from commenting on the re-
ort, feeling that such rumors were
unworthy OF his attention.
DOUGLAS, AriI.-wnu.m ROB-
ertson and Tom Snyder. American
leans southwest OF Nacoxari. Scno-
ra, according TO the statement to-
day OF military officials from Aqua
Prieta.
Officials at Arispe have telegraph
ed General r. Elias Gales confirm
ing the death OF A y. Dickson, q
British subject, who was wounded
In the fight with Mexican COW boys
In which Jim Praks. an American
prospeetor. was ILL.,.
FIELD HEADQUARTERS, Mex
eight stragglers from
the Carrfzal engagement had reach
ed camp here tonight and the num-
Der of missing was estimated off,
eiany At fifteen.
LAREDO, rex.-rwo million
rounds OF muni ton consigned 20
Carranza authorities and recently
confiscatsd by United States Gus
toms officials here were sent by spe-
cial train 20 the government supply
stores At san Antonio to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26
Local Eagle Honored.

Thomas EdmuudS. mem Der Of the To-
cal police force. and "a delegate from the
Martins Fer. A'rI, 90 Eagles 90 the
state convention At Newark. was highly
huuoftd last week. when he was elected
district delegate 90 the NatiouaI con-
Ncntion Of Eagles. which viii Boz, held IN
August az savannah. Ga. Eleven ,uun-
Ties are included IN the district which
me local man will rcpres,ut For Ie-
ing "a. smallest Eagle lu the big con-
Neu'lon parade. George Brooks another
delegate from the local lodge Was given
prize Of SO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26

were ambusLsd" '''''' IL ans
Is. We on ih' n,s ro prisoners. Sergeant
- dE' ana Ira l.. Lloyd. have stgu,J
- statement. 10 was announced nv IL
'IIth@t "thciuls. which subsf,ri 80
w. ihl,I n. niS made by Lem Spillsbur,.
.,,tn- of r,suonsi bllity Tor ID. tet,I
'.ii' conc rifles. "A number Of pistols
ana inr'' thousand rounds - a,,,,,,,,,t
~. we're captured b. The AicNicans a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26
D0GGIE BEATS WAY
TO MOUNDSVILLE

Captain Smallwood, conductor Of
Passenger Train IS B. d O.. Grafton
to Wheeling division. had one of the
stranCcst and most unusual passcn-
gers from Cameron 10 Moundsville.
on his trip last night that he has
ever hauled. and in fact ne chal-
lenges the country to produce an
equal
When 50 pulled into Cameron. a
beagle hound all alone and un-
noticed. climbed into "A coach and
esconced himself on one of the
seats When the conductor started
10 collect fares. the dog had forgot
ten 10 bring his pocketbook. Not
wanting 10 put the canine off into
tho open, he was brought along
with the intention Of bringing him
10 Wheeling He was transferred
TO the baggage coach
Al MoundSyille when the train
stopped telephone message was
awaiting ~. This message was from
the owner of the dog at Cameron.
Mr.. Fido was taken from the train
and Will be sent back to Cameron
by express this morning where he
will be arraigned for jumping
trains.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26
FIELD HEADQUARTERS. Ne
NEWS BRIEFS

Several hundred Witnessed the
concluding exhibition OF Jack Williams
the human fly" az the Court Theatre
building Saturday evening. The eNhi-
hilton was staged following the rain
Mr.. and Mrs Williams left last even
ing for East Liverpool. where they
will spend a week.
AT a special meeting Of the Board
of Education to be held Tuesday even
ing. II is expected that final action
Will be taken on teachers pensions
-GeorEe Skitsrelich. AGED -. born ia
iago. Austria. made application for ma
turalization in the United states conn
mIssion"r.s office saturday. Skitarolicn
lives at 252 Marshall street. Benwood.
and came 60 this country IN 1910.
Ill. p Pullman. manager OF thc Uni
vsrssl Film company. near Twelfth
street. ~ As arrested saturday by United
states Deputy Marshal John NJ. Short.
charged with failing TO place war tax
express pa, kaEes shipped Pullman was
given a preliminary hearing before Com
missioner Boyd aud held to the Elkins
grand jury In $500 bond.
Tho campaign for new members for
the Wheeling Commercial aS~ogIat ION
viii be- resumed THIS morning by the
Will be served Ia the assembly room uf
the association when reports will be
made
Taylor lodge. No. $. order " Gold
en- Links. will hold IT'S annual election
of officers this evening 90 their head
quarters tn tho EaEle hall Wheeling
lodge Will elect Thursday e. ening.
Tho Brotherhood Of 81. John Evan
CclIUaI Lutheran church viii CIV, a
moonliEht excursion this evening ON the
Joe Fuwl'r. W a. brichor-t Us chair
man of tho committee.
The three suits against squire W.
T. Nicsh7m heard saturday before
squire GOmpsrS. were dismissed. The
suits were Instituted for the return Of
The Kahn club VIII give a ,aude-
Vile show 90 the carroll club Thursday
evening The proceeds viii 60 toward
tho fund FOR the nov catholic church
% be- built al Wsrwoud Tickets VIII
be on sale az Seabrtght a Cos tailor
ing establishment ON Market street.
-p'rci,al $ HIi president Of the
America Tobacco" company. has just
company that fuu pay viii be given the
employees VII" enlist Tor service On the
NeN.g border.
Workers union Will he held a. Wheeling
park next "Wednesday. several hundred
tickets hay" been sold and DO" interest
ing program which has been ARRANGED Is
Inspector Of Foods and weights and
Measures vs.. % smith has submitted
health cnmuI~ ~lur,r. ~huwln- that dur
irE the past month Do has not been
IDLE. Dried fruit cam" boo for tho great
est number ~ condemnation.
With only eight moro days tr Cu.
candidate arc rusuinE 800 with their ar
Pep rr mary expense accounts
down decision saturday 100 which ho
tkHu.fHfsd squire ". r. " ..kham ON
,r' .Harg' OF cNarhilaut nnlng OF three
The Wheeling Form 4, Truck CONE
UHur. organized nr Alfred end Hugh
Rradt G"org" quay and Hsrv', Rep
claim their trucks 1re tho best on the
market Tor the none.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26
The Boy is Father
TO the Man

Oh siyingV Ike This arc Taught with
mot ImpOnInI m.LnInE. AID ~
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The Dickinson press., 1916-04-08

The magnificent banking house of
the new German-Bohemian State
Bank is now fully completed, and the
new banking institution will open for
business within a few days, as soon
as the final arrangements are made
with the state bank examining de-
partment. w 5g
The German-Bohemian bank will
start out with a capital of $62,500,
a wonderful figure for a. new bank.
It is purely home institution, all
the capital being provided by solid f.
nancial men of Dickinson and vicin-
ity.
At the initial meeting of the
stockholders, held on Saturday after
noon, the following well known Dick.
inson men were elected officers:
Frank Lish, president; John P. Ber-
ringer, vice president; Anton Koste-
lecky, cashier. None Of these men
need any introduction to the read
ers Of the Press. Mr.. Lish is at
present postmaster Of Dickinson, and
is one Of the pioneers of the Slope
country. Mr.. Berringer is another
pioneer, and the active head Of the
The Dickinson press., 1916-04-08
NEW ENGLAND MAN MUST
SERVE TIME FOR B|GAMY

Frederick Emil johnson, the music
store proprietor of New England,
who was arrested in Minnesota a
couple of weeks ago on the charge
Of bigarny, has plead guilty. For a
time he fatty denied the allegation
and stated that he could not under
stand the action Of his wife, whom
he married in Moorhead only a
couple of months ago.
Now he admits having wife
and child at Long Lake, MINI. The
first marriage license shows that the
ceremony took place at Eagle Bend,
Minn., several years ago.
Mrs. johnson, the second, was at
the home of her parents at Little
Falls, Minn., when johnson signifed
his intention Of pleading guilty. She
left Immediately for Moorhead to
have a talk with Johnson in the
county Jail. .. =.
Johnson and bride No. came to
New England only short time ago,
and opened up a music store in that
town. He appeared to know his busi-
ness and there was every indication
that he would enjoy a satisfactory
business. Now he will serve an in
termediate sentence Of from one to
five years in the Minnesota state
penitentiary.
The Dickinson press., 1916-04-08
FARMERS UNION STATE
ORGANIZATION FORMED

About IA regular and so advisory
delegates from all over the state
gathered at Bismarck last Friday for
the purpose of organizing the Farm
ers' Educational & Cooperative
Union of America into a state organi-
zation. From this vicinity W. J.
Mozley and George Luhman repre-
sented the Motley district; A. H.
Anderson, Chas. Davis and Mr.. Logan
the Belfield district; S. D. Gregg and
Ed. Culver, the Versippi local; and D.
p. Shipley, O. A. Brown and John
Lob, the district adjacent to Dickin-
son.
The new state officers are: J. J..
Montgomery of Tappen, president; j.
W. Knepper of Goodridge, vice presi-
dent; D. E. Shipley Of near Dickin-
son, secretary and treasurer. A. H.
Anderson of Belfield was made a
member of the board of directors.
The next annual meeting will be held
in Bismarck some time this coming
December and the executive board
will meet in the capital city on the
9Th of July.
The Dickinson press., 1916-04-08

Berringer Meat Market & Grocery,
also of the live stock market. Mr..
Kostelecky, the cashier, although a
young man, has had considerable
banking experience. Last year he
was assistant in the Northwestern
State Bank at Killdeer, and for the
past few months he has held a po-
sition with the First National Bank
Of this city. He is Dickinson boy
and a graduate Of the local high
school,.
There are seven directors, as fol-
lows: Frank Lish, John P. Berringer,
Dominick Vranna, Vincent Kovash,
Anton Sadowsky, Albert Meyers and
Anthony Kostelecky.
The new banking house is splen-
did structure, costing in the neighbor-
hood of $27,500. The exterior is of
the beautiful glazed white brick,
manufactured by the Dickinson Fire
& Pressed Brick Co., the trimmings
being Bedford rock. The interior
fixtures are mahogany, and the
wainscotings Of matched Italian
marble. The vault and safe deposit
tory fixtures are Of the very latest