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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-07
SAN BORN

ENTERPRISE, Nov. 30-Robert Menke
| was Valley City visitor Sunday
w. s. Wilson was a county seat Wis
; itor Saturday.
Mrs. George Gray was Valley City
visitor last Saturday morning.
Mrs. C. H. Potter was passenger
Tuesday morning to jamestown.
George Barnick hoe:""o' No. tues
day morning for Dawson, N. D.
Elmer Elliott was passenger to
Darcy Monday morning.
J, w. Gray, of Valley City, was
passenger to McHenry Tuesday morn
ing.
o. P. Emerson and Frank Sanford, OF
Valley City, were branch passengers
Monday. -.
We're Shaw, of Minneapolis, a for
mer Sanborn boy, was an arrival on
No. Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Celia Humphreys, OF Va!ley
City. visited with Sanborn relatives
and friends last Sunday.
Robert Anderson, a prominent coun'
ty seat merchant, was branch pas
senger Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Julia Gray spent week at the
E. J. Beleal home in Valley City, re-
turning home on No. Z last Saturday.
R. O. Persinger was passenger to
jamestown Tuesday, where he figured
on a big Job of state painting at the
asylum.
Miss Reyes was Valley City visitor
last Saturday evening.
/. Mrs. Luesson and daughter, Flor
SQtnr0QV
morning from Valley City,
Hon. Mynard Crane was passen'
ger to Cooperstown on the branch
train Saturday last
Miss Richie and Miss Saunders, OF
the local school faculty, were Valley
CITY visitors last Saturday morning.
. Miss Atwood was passenger to
jamestown Saturday morning for an
oyer-Sunday visit with the home folks.
Mrs, Willkomm, who Is receiving
treatment for eye trouble, returned
from Valley City on No. last Satur'
day. .......
Prof. Pensore, principal Of the Dazey
schools, was an arrival on No. last
Saturday and boarded the oranch
train for home.
Mr.. and MIS-. r. w. OlseA anu SniA
dren, of Fargo, are expected here to-
day to partake Of Thanksgiving tur'
key with Sanborn relatives.
Mrs. Mike Durkin, aunt Of Willie
Murphy. was an arrival on No. Mon
day morning from Perham, Mimi, to
see the famous Murphy twins.
The German Lutheran Ladies' AID
will meet Thursday afternoon, Dec. Z,
at Q D. M, with Misses Rose and Anna
Lettenmaier.
Miss Anna La Motto left on the
branch train for her home at Tolna,
via McHenry. She was accompanied
by Miss Annie Peterson for an over
Thanksgiving visit.
Mrs Chas. Smith and Mrs. MINI
naugh, of Valley City, we're arrivals
on No. Z last Saturday and spent the
day with their cousin, Mrs. VIM. Mock
er, returning to their homes on No. 8.
Miss Agnes Potter and Margaret and
Eernice. her sisters, went to Coopers-
town Wednesday morning to spend
Thanksgiving at the home of their
brother, Fred Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Pot
ter following Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Olson graciously
entertained party Of old friends at
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-07
Winners Of Baby
Contest Named

The award of winners in the baby
contest that has been running for the
last month has been made. This con-
test was put on by the merchants and
the prizes have been on display in the
window of the Palace Clothing Co.
The contestants were entered by num-
Der and the winners are as follows:
First prize, No. Z, Richard Fearing,
377,175 votes; second prize, James
Christianson, No. IL, 21,215 votes;
third prize, Gordon Strand, No. IA,
4,165 votes. The prizes we're loving
cups, one for the class one year old,
one for those one year and six months
old, and one for those one year and
niHe months old.
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Fingal Herald, Dec. Twill Daub, a
farmer living near Enderlin, transact
ed business in town Monday.
w. Anderson, of Rocester, Mimi,
passed through town Saturday en- route
to Darlington.
Fred Shaw, who has been visiting
relatives and friends in our neighbor-
hood, left Monday night for Binford.
Mrs. A. B. Pittendreigh and Mrs. S.
S. Shaw went to Valley City Tuesday,
where the latter had dental work done.
Mrs. Myra Silk and son, Frank, and
Mrs. Erma Cruff and son autoed up
from Bro0ten, Mimi, Tuesday and Wis
tied with Floren Silks people. They
left Thursday for their home.
Rev. E. P. Getchell, of Valley City,
occupied the pulpit Sunday and spoke
to large and appreciative audience.
Several have spoken of the excellence
of the sermon Rev. Getchell preached.
R.. C. Mueller and family moved back
to Lucca Saturday and are now nearly
settled in the house occupied by G. F.
Ellsbury. We are glad to have them
back again in our village and glad that
they appreciate good town.
fduul6 L11luGllldl lcAL ucIc SATURDAY
for Harbor Beach Mich, at least that
is where he said lie was going, but
some say he got off at Elizabeth. Well,
maybe he went to see Elizabeth and
maybe, too, but that isn't her name.
The Sunday school workers realized
the sum Of $21.43 at their Cinderella
social Friday evening, this amount be-
ing applied on the church debt max
ing $35 that the Sunday school has
paid in less than one month on the
debt.
Sam Shaw bought beautiful dap
pied gray colt of Hans Godfredson Sat-
urday to match the one he had. He
will now have a beautiful team when
they are broken and here's hoping he
goes out in the country a good safe
distance-for various reasons-when
he does that stunt.
Mrs. A. B. Pittendreigh was called
to Rochester, Mimi. very unexpected
ly Wednesday morning, where her sis
ter expected to undergo an operation.
However her sisters general health at
this time was so poor that the doctors
advised her to wait while before un-
dergcing the operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mann and chill
dren left here Thursday night for st.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-07

their farm home last Saturday cvca
ing. Five hundred" was the amuse.
ment. Elaborate refreshments were
served. That the evening was a most
enjoyable one is the conviction upon
which the guests were unanimous.
F. "A. Click, who has been acting as
foreman in the Enterprise Office the
Ipast summer, left for Darcy last Mon!
day, having accepted position with
Editor Ratcliff of the Darcy CONNER.
cial.
The Sanborn Produce Co., which
transacted heavy business during
the past summer, closed out last week,
the cream and egg supply having been
greatly reduced since the cold wealth.
er set in. "..
Cashier Walter Coop, of the Bank Of
Valley City, was SanbOrn visitor
Wednesday. . ....... .....
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. James W..
Knable. Tuesday, Nov. %, a son. We
extend congratulations.
No. 3 stopped here Monday and took
on board Andrew Waite for California
and Philip Stephan for Glendive.
Mrs. D. M. Kyrk and her daughter,
Hazel, mother and sister of Marshal
Kyrk, arrived In Sanborn from Mil
bank, S. D., last Saturday evening for
an over-Thanksgiving visit.
Archie Rauk, of the depot force. is
taking two weeks lay-off, and Wal.
ter Schreiter is subbing for him. Ar.
chic spent part of his time visiting his
old home in Iowa, from whence he re-
turned Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Miller entertain
ed number of their friends at their
pleasant new home in the west end
of the city last Thursday evening.
Progressive five hundred" was play
ed, and at the conclusion of the games
delicious luncheon was served. On
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
entertained another group of friends
at "finch."
A program was given Wednesday af-
ternoon in the auditorium by the pu.
pills Of the local schools.
John Pross paid this office friend
ly visit Monday. Like his neighbors,
John found his grain crop a little
lighter for 1916 than he would like It,
Rev. Frank Atkinson, who accom-.
panied our old friend D. G.. Wilcox to
Mayo Hospital, returned Saturday
night with the encouraging word that
Mr.. Wilcox is not in dangerous con.
dition. His trouble is anemia.
Hon. and Mrs. D. R. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jones and Miss Anna Jones,
all of the Clark City neighborhood,
were. Sanborn visitors Tuesday, and
the Enterprise acknowledges pleas
ant call.
Will Jones, very successful young
farmer from down Marion way, was a
friendly caller Tuesday.
John Kunda, who has been working
in this section of North Dakota the
past season for E. A. Marsh, left last
Thursday evening for Milwaukee for a
visit with his brother, and intimated
prior to leaving that when he came
back his wife would be with him. We
extend congratulations in advance.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-07
LiTcHvlLLE

Bulletin, Dec. 1.-The Svea Consoli.
dated school has an enrolment of "a.
Miss Gunda Gunderson arrived in
the city Tuesday after an extended
stay with her father at Jamestown.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. Hammered attend
ed the Shrine dOings at Fargo last
Friday and Saturday. ...-. .-.
R. E. Stuart and sons, Tom, Eddie
and Wayne, were visitors at Fargo
and Moorhead from Thursday until
Saturday.
Miss Martha Froemke, Mrs. r.
Bomberg and Mrs. Larson, OF Marion,
were here Monday to have their pic
lures taken. ~
Hans Hanson went to Fargo Thurs.
day to meet Mrs. Hanson and her
mother from Perley, MINI. All three
arrived here on Friday. .'-s.s
Mrs. George Olson arrived here
from Glenwood, MINI, Monday and
we understand that Mr.. and Mrs.
Olson will again make their, home on
their farm south Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Davis and daugh'
ter were weekend callers at Fargo to
take in the big Shrine doings. Mr..
Davis returned Saturday, but Mrs.
Davis remained until Monday.
Mrs Walter Casebere returned to
her home at Minneapolis Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Flavin returned
from Moorhead last Thursday.
@. l.. Olson was Fargo caller
Thursday and Friday.
John M Olson was Marion bust.
ness caller Saturday afternoon.
Attorney Dingeldein was Fargo
business caller Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. M. A. schall and daughter,
Frances, returned from visit to Far.
60 last Friday.
VIM. Roosendal was an Eastedge
caller Friday afternoon and Saturday
forenoon.
Peter Grooming left Tuesday after
noon for Trondhjem, Norway, after
spending several years in this country.
Olson is a daughter Of Samuel Olson,
on the L. E. White farm
Theodore Thompson and family
were up from Hastings between trains
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Johnson arrived
In the city last Friday from Glen Ban
ner, Alberta, for visit with relatives
in this city and vicinity. They have
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-07
Recognize C.Curtiss
Penlnanship Authority

A new reader for the lower grades
wherein the subject matter will be
printed in script is one of the latest
plans of Newson and Co., New York,
one of the largest and most influential
publishing houses in the country.
With plans laid for such an enterprise,
the next probieN that confronted the
publishers was ID find a Denman who
could furnish the suitable; specimens
cf script.
The problem has, however, been
solved by the securing Of Prof c. =.
Curtis, OF the faculty, wiz" has for
some time been giving his odd mo-
,nents in the pre- paration CT the copy
for the new leaders. 1t nay not be
generally known au)ong the new stu
dents that Prof Curtiss has been call
&c. a national authority on nand writ
ing. He has taught penmanship for
nearly so years, and was for some
time proprietor of the Curtiss CONNER
citl Colleges in the Twin Cities. He
is frequently called upon both in this
country and Canada to give expert
testimony in court casses, where for
gerry and kindred charges are alleged.
The secret Of the success of Prof.
Curtiss is probably told in letter
written recently by one of his stu
dents. 1t reads
Dear. Prof. Curtiss:
came to study penmanship so that
| might be able to teach children the
proper form and movement in writing
Since | started to take the work in
pen ethods, l have learned that form
is the essential element in writing. All
letters are developed from the elipse
and the easiest ones should be taught
first. Each preceding letter must be
the basis of the letter or letters which
follow. After form, the steady grace
full movement should be taught and
all the letters should be very simple.
| think this is sensible method in
teaching penmanship, as it always
brings the best results.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-07
MUSEUM RECEIVES OWL AND
SILVER AND COPPER ORE

The museum received this week,
thru the interest and generosity Of Ar.
thur Jacobson, of the fifth grade train.
ing school, a magnificent horned owl.
The bird was in full and well-marked
winter plumage and has been sent on
to Taxidermist Allen at Mandan.
The school greatly appreciates such
expressions of cooperation in the
building up of good and typical SER
les of North Dakota birds.
A small but fine series of native sill
YER and copper specimens has just
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HASTINGS



Times. Nov. 29.-Oscar Thompson
has Eeen sick in bed for a week.
G. F.. N0rberg was in Valley City
on business Tuesday.
Miss Claudine Bergan returned from
Litchville last Friday.
Miss Ella Nordahle returned from
her visit to Leonard Tuesday.
Theo. Thomson and family were
Litchville callers between trains last
Thursday.
l.. S. Nordgaard returned last Thurs.
day from his trip to the Twin Cities
and Iowa points.
The threatened coal famine was re.
lieved last week by the arrival of two
cars and the promise Of more this
week.
Ole Reiten is planning to have a
comfortable atmosphere in his store
this winter and has installed a hot air
furnace to accomplish this end.
Anders Christensen returned on Fri.
day from his three months stay in
Valley City hospital. We hope to
see him on our streets again before
long. ...
Misses Signe and Margret Gosdal ar
rived lately from Bergen, Norway, and
are making their home with their
uncle, Ellef Falstad, and family.
: Mr.. and Mrs. George Froid returned
to Valley City Tuesday after few
days visit with the Froid and McFar.
lane families. They went with J. D.
McFarlane in the Ford.
The Farmers elevator has had to
make use Of their elevator No. dur
ing the last two weeks on account OF
the shortage of cars. Oscar Gunder'
son is now acting as helper, his faith.
er, Gunder Peterson, having resigned
his position.
C. T. Peterson transacted business
in Valley City today.
Miss Eugene Lund visited Hastings
between trains Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Froid returned
last Friday from their visit to Minot.
Mrs. Anton Arves was operated on
at Valley City hospital last Friday
and is getting along nicely.
w. J. Johnson's house was moved
in from the farm today. Nels Kor-
wald's steamer with L. M. Ring at the
throttle furnished the power.
Mrs. Carl Froid and Mrs. J. D. Nc
Farlane entertained in honor OF Mrs.
5 George Froid Saturday afternoon at
the Carl Froid home. About 20 ladies
were present and very pleasant time
is reported.
Gladys, the two-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Falstad, drank lye
last Saturday The little sufferer was
rushed to Valley City, and we under
stand she is resting easy now, though
at first there was little hope of her
recovery.
Carl Bjerke, Emil PAIL and Willie
Wennerson left Tuesday of last week
for their claims near Simpson, Mont.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-07

CCcn lu1N1us tNelr nome III CaUdOa
for the past five years.
Miss Myrtle Olson arrived here last
week from Granite Falls, Mimi. Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Kelley returned
Monday from a ten days stay at Far
go. 5.a q ,ps-s- stf A+rr. 50
Arendt Post and Hilbert Arends left
Tuesday for Waupun, Wis, where
they will seek employment for the
winter. Arndt Rietman left the same
day for Sanborn, Iowa. They all ex.
pect to be back in the spring.,
w. A. Siegfried and family motored
from Sanborn Sunday afternoon.
John Sortland and sister, Clara,
were visitors at Valley City last Sun.
day afternoon. r s@
S. G. Carlson attended the semi-an-
nual reunion of Ell Zagal temple at
Fargo Friday.
Alvin Hanstdet returned from q sew
eral weeks trip to Wisconsin last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Nelson entertain
ed the faculty OF our public schools at
o'clock dinner Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Headland were
Fargo visitors from Thursday until
Z Saturday. ' - "
Hon. and Mrs. A. P. Hanson and
Miss Gudrun Thangstad were Fargo
callers from Thursday until Saturday.
Guy Peterson returned Thursday
from Aurora, S. D., where he took
Miss Annie Foley, E. J. Wilson and
Jim Thompson. He drove Miss Foley's
car down.
There is a new Overland man in
town. He arrived Monday and will
make his home with Mr.. and Mrs. Olof
Hansen until he can drive his own car.
Yes, it's a boy and Olaf is so tickled
that he is setting up the cigars.
all his stock in the local hardware
firm of Strinden.Hedahl Co., and the
new name of the firm is the T. l..
Strinden Co. Mr. and Mrs. Strinden
own all but one share of the stock.
The new officers are President, Mrs.
T. l. Strinden; vice president, 0. O..
Dahl; secretary-treasurer, T. l. Strin-
den.
About so neighbors and friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs E. T. Ryberg rendered
them farewell surprise party Mon
day evening at their home in Svea.
Refreshments were brought along and
the Rybergs were presented with a
beautiful rocking chair and clock
as a menmento of the occasion. Mr..
and Mrs. Ryberg moved into their new
home in this village Tuesday.
DR.. A. C. Platou left Monday for a
business visit at Alice and Fargo.
Albert, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Rocksvold, was operated on for ap-
pendicitis at Fargo hospital, on Mon
day of this week.
Emil PAIL writes us to send his
Bulletin to Simpson, Mont, where he
is now leading the simple life on a
homestead claim.
! NJ. A. Schall left Monday on bust
ness visit to Pocahontas and Grand
: Junction, Iowa, and may possibly go
ito Joliet, ILL.,, before returning. Mr..
! Schall, owns big farm near Grand
Junction.
i Oscar F. Johnson was a Fargo bust,
ness caller from Thursday until Mon,
day.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-07
HEMAN VICINITY

Sanborn Enterprise, Nov. 3O.-Gust
Werner is shipping car of wheat this
week.
Harry Clark spent few days with
his brother Omar last week.
The Andrew Sauer young folks
spent Sunday evening at Andrew
Eommer's.
Mrs. Gust Brock, Frank and Julia
OF Hobart, visited at the Charles NUM-
home on Sunday.
Rev. j. F. l.. and Mrs. BOnhOff of
Valley City, were callers in the neigh
borhood on Friday.
The turkey rattle at Louie Bommer's
Friday night was we'll attended, all
had an enjoyable time.
Mr.. Philip Sauer and family, Henry
Brohman and Alfred Flach were Sun
day visitors at Andrew Sauer's.
Those who spent Sunday at E. G.
Thompson's were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Campbell, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Sam VOL
ski and family, the C. Lettenmaier
young folks, Ted Lettenmaier and Joe
Heimes.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-07
PROF. PINGER, 'O3, v. OF c.
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS

News was received in the city
Thursday from Berkeley CAL, stating
that Professor W. R. r. Pinger, '03,
was stricken with paralysis in his
class room at the University of Cali
fornia, where he has been assistant
instructor in German for the past few
years. Latest reports state that he is
still unconscious
Mr.. Pinger graduated from the Nor
NAL school in 1903. He also gradual
I'd from the University of California
afte, which he went to Europe to fur
/: >r his education. He was compelled
to leave Germany, where he had been
at the outbreak of the war.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-07
Christmas Exhibit at
VIC. Public Library

The fourth annual exhibit of child
rens books to aid in Christmas buying
will be held at the public library Dec.
4 to 8.
This week has been designated by
the library commission of the Boy
Scouts as Good Book Week and will
be so observed throughout the United
States. In connection with it in Val
ley City the public library will hold its
annual exhibit, will distribute lists and
aid and advise in the selection of
books. Mothers and fathers and s.;
tiers and aunts who contemplate Civ
ing a book to boy or girl this Christ
mas are especially welcome to the IL
brary this week.
The local book dealers are gener-
ously lending their support and will
offer this season in time for Christmas
buying collection of especially select
ed books for bOys and girls at nominal
prices. Also to see these books when
you are buying and be sure Of the
value of what you get
The question Of selection grows
more and more difficult each year now
that the distinguishing mark of the
paper cover" and the cloth bound
book is gone. Unfortunately some of
the expensive we'll bound books are the
least worth while. The multiplicity of
titles and series only makes the prob
lem the more difficult.
In general in buying children's
books avoid series that are written by
the same author, and whenever posi-
BILE consult selected lists or ask some
person who knows values to help you
in your selection.
Those who partook of Thanksgiving
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Soleim Gran
dali were Mr.. and Mrs. James McCully,
Miss Lillian McLaren and Miss Geor-
gia Salckaner. 80"
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DON'T FORGET
M ark a. Smith
Cor. Ord Ave. and Ord o.. Phone eos
Bran, Shorts, Feeds
of all kinds, 6aled Hay
and Flour.

Carl had traded his runabout body to
Nels Korvold for his touring body, and
the trip was made in the car.
While Ole Foien was driving onto
the scale at Ludwig Larson elevator
yesterday afternoon with a load OF
grain, the wagon dump went down
under the team. The horses slid
down so that each one had a leg in
the pit. The team was quiet one
and with the assistance of a number
of men they were drawn back onto
the dump and the dump raised to the
platform level. The horses were some.
what bruised, but did not seem to be
seriously injured. Mr.. Larson was
not in the elevator at the time and
says he does not know how the dump
happened to be unlocked.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-07
Football Men Banquet;
Twelve Received Letters

Pres. Mcfarland gave banquet to
football men last Wednesday in the
domestic science room. A four-course
dinner was served, the first course be-
ing in form of en- letters. L. J. Call
presented the men with the letters.
DR.. Acher, O. Aas, N. Tracy gave ap-
propriate toasts. The men that receiv-
ed ms" this year are Capt. Aas,
Tracy, Carlson, L. Bublitz, c. Bublitz,
Sollin, Davidson, Engel, Faust, Eager.
strom, A. Hansen, E. Hanson.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-07
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS

The annual meeting of the share
holders of the First National Bank Of
Valley City, N. D., for the election Of
directors for the ensuing year and for
the transaction of such other business
as may come before them will be held
at their banking rooms between the
hours Of 2 and 4 o'clock p. m. Tuesday.
January 9th, 1917.
7.5w. JOHN TRACY, Cashier
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-07

E. Monson was a caller in Valley
City Friday from Kathryn.
Dairy Commissioner Greenwood re-
turned to the city Friday morning on
No. Z from Fargo.
Jas. Norton, Of New Rockford, was
in the city Thursday and was register
ed at the Valley Hotel.
There will be a basket social at
School No. I, District IS, Saturday eve
ming, Dec. 9. Everybody welcome.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-10
NEGRO IS IN JAIL
Archie Porter Charged With Attempt
ed Assault on Girl.

Archie Porter, negro, pleaded not
guilty today to the charge of attempt
ing a criminal assault upon 13-year-
old Lottie Bivins Sunday night. The
warrant was issued Monday afternoon,
the complaint being sworn to by Mrs.
w. H. Bivins, the mother of the girl.
Due to failure to give bond Porter
is in the county Jail The girl declares
a negro she recognized as Porter en-
tered her bedroom and was crawling
into her bed when she awakened. She
screamed and attracted the attention
of her mother, sleeping in a room
downstairs. The intruder became
frightened when the mother started
up the stairway and left, going out
over a tin roof. Lottie Bivins states
that she recognized Porter when he
stepped back from her bed into the
moonlight.
Porter's preliminary hearing is set
for October II in the court of To-
peka.