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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-07-01

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-07-01
Fighting Under Two Flags

Dry Of American Army Sometimes Known
the Lost Legion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
HESTERTOwN Nh.

1cc AT Spondenre ~ Eyerv evening
C.ac-tertovr NTd [ov The ~
-lir ot the election III krut .auntv Iuas-
dav gas The defeat III Congressman Jesse
ia Price Democrat nv + majority a
IT. oraS The -Ofe laS he Zhtest
5a tac history 0f the county Democrats
suffering most bv the straw ar home vote.
I1e Republican majority ou the Eastern
shore was 800.
ionn Il. George mas rented MS Aldricge
farm near town. forneriv occupied Dv
he late 7 kennard tldrIdZe. ID William
frencn This u one nt me finest farms
Ia Kent county
The total lIes af War savings md
Thrift stamps Kent county since the
eampaign opened. December 1917.
s SIJO0OU The county quota g
S53a 400 mi about S275 900 u tins nas
Deen ptedgeu.
Members ID nc Methodist Episcopal
4 hurch here. have extenued q unanimous
invitation ~ t1e Wilmington ~. ii.
Conference h aoI It's next -ession n
Chcstertouu The last session d ton-
ference held here was b. $40.
The Grst crop ID corn. ii MS ear 5
.li.agt sold ia Kent .ounty was UIr-
chased ov ne Metcaiie raIn IS. Tues
tay The aera vas sold ID the COZ and
brought '>l-lJ ner hlIshei
ne ban ou Inc .cuuu.- ~ kenf county,
via IS ifted 1nl9 wees. .n4 wt.i reopen
au Monday mora.nG
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
LAUREL ALSO WAS FOOLED

Special Corrcspondopcc ~ Every Eveniog
Laurel, Nov s. About = pclook
yesterday afternoon Laurel was thrown
intp great excitement By the news
That Germany bad accepted Inoon-
di3ional pcAcc terms Bflm were ring,
Whistle Vcrc blown and people ran
ont INTO the streets, cheering be Dc~s
In a fcW minutes the streets wer. iined
nth American flag and DoYs we're
parading the town wjth an Old fashioned
acalithumpan band Some fnisZIided
Rcpubiicans wcnt around telling Demo
cratic friends that the Germans 1ad
losf heart and quit as gpon ~ they learned
81 the Republican victory n Cnngrefs, t,
biIt ih3f ia. not taken -"rnprly ~
many pcopio
Iu the evening a blg automobile parade
was hold The parade lined Up A. Tenth
and Wes' streets and proceeded lorn
West Muket Zine and sixth .'ror =
and Central avenue
Later Hhrn thr ropor4a fron Wash-
in2ton and Now York worc roeaive3
denying tic cessation " aoef'li-
disapppint onf ,aa fn'-
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NEws OF LEwEs

special spoBdrrcc ~ E~e-y r~entnr
Lcwos. Nov 9 Mr and Wrs William
n Suthard are receiving cpnura tGlations
upon the 1rrsalo soe baby aov u heir
family
Rav and Nra Omar j.. Iones -
spcudug iew DAYS p Wilmington and
pfiadcloha. VIZ foroe anve- rars
SATURDAY for ar AtIantic Port a0d orpeetg
NJ ~ over -ras 10 ,o7- DAVIS
Mr. lhonas r ingram md 4arghier,
Miss atherIno sro vi1tingin Wilmington
na Philadelphia
Ni-e olga tmund-or af Philadelpna
pending -cn lavs K-' friends here
Mrs Wilson Ingram md -nn n |N'iroirg-
for 3rr pending faw 3a,-- her i'h Mr.
and Mrs tdga- N ingram
Nlr frcd Noif" nd r0dren .r-
pendIng re wr"ks r'h har parents Z
phiIadelpha
SIrs Pine H P,~o IF Ihs!1th Iict f,
Ynrr aith Ter i-t~r Mr. .ew- N
Mustard
Mr- llsgair ~Hau If Wilmington 3
vt-iting Arr -.srar Mr. ~frphen Hieroe
Professor Baiph E smith t- aovrd
El- ,amtv rom BY. Edward h ieszirk
gr1uert on toIrth street. 0 rhn I)r trr
proprrtv rlrnerof Fourth and South ~--
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CELEBRATED FALSE >Ews.

,s..saI Gurs,sp popdgnc, 3. Every n,runs
Spafor3 NOV 5 When ta, n,Vs
flashed here, Yesterday afternoon, that
I'M war was over and iShuag eas y.
IN, ncopte went Wild WIth iUy hvcg-
american Tag In thc town Was swinging
4, thc breeze Church and school i'clls
,.cre nIng and whistles blown. People
ran into thg streets and hearing nc vSr
MAJ over wert with JOY Women aid
children embraced each other "specls.iN
chose having SOUS or husbands "a ac
service Vehicles 4nl .atomohicS were
hurrtcdN decorated ani plradei Through
this ana nearby owns loaded with people
CRYING The war IS oyer
large bell Wa Wrca down 'hc
Street and ,he smlll .hildren formed ~
linc anu with flags and horn and singing
had JOYOUS time
An open air meeting Was h,id Nh IA At,t
street IN the evening at which ntarN
everybody ia the town ana from the
surrounding country attended. Pastors
If churches and lcadRE citizens spokc.
The demonstration surpassed anything
ever known here
And in The end Tho people Vtrr rfowrt
Ia learn they had tcen made victims
of news fake.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

>pos-aI i, orros pona nee i Ever. r.yynlns
Elkton. Md Nov : Harged Nun
loa!Ing. Alyi4 auu tIls Downham.
TWO Young meu ii t.lk Mills. Ttr rolgnJ
before Justice Lewis ay William
Collins - hc CompulSur} WorN BtIrea
vcS,er,iat. tine pi - NUu els as
imposed and he's were aS>lgneG .
work bs ne state 0thccr HG be uUoiic
roA49.
The autumn meeting j as OuEJv
Medical SOCIETY ,saS hela his morn
FL. AZ mon Hospital FiNtou. The
subject discussed ~ b. members s..s
Influenza 4 dinner was served uv
.nc hospital Managers.
Joseph II PcrnlNs. aa~ purchased 4
at private sale the ~cu. nlnptr.t IN
Last Main street. FlAroE, l. ".I nVcaFY
Il at an early datc
James , Peterson #al MISS Ainac
Singleton. hutn +, Whining. vcle
married IN Elktou, se>rerGas IS -t..
G = Jones. al thc VI = u4e>ou-s,
Miss Nice Hoppe ehes4pea ~
C.ty has secured D position BE Nafa.
Department.. at Washington
al thc autumn meeting ne N.t. q
District NuNharN nt uinn ioSPts.,
ElAt3n. Yesterday tay clo"lnE iilc, r
Wcrc elected for the 1a-lug year Mss
Lorraine Ea~Sctt, chairman Mrs elisha
kIrk. secretary, Mrs p "A. Glho,i.
Wr and Mis- Harrs Gales N,ka-
il1an are spending the wees Atn
Postmaster lud Mrs ~. O GILES
tlktpu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
NEWS or LAUREL.

Special Correspondence n Every Evening
Laurel Nov X Mrs. RI Carlton
Moore ii Ithaca n Y IL visiting ner
nother-m-aw and iatherIn-aw Mr
and Mrs fIenrr VI Moora Her hHa-
band. llcasenant Moore with ns
command 0n France
Mr. and Mr. Archie fun- and family
III Baltimore l4&c been Isiting Mr.
Turns yrreuf- pr ana Mr. a
Farlnw ID town
The marruge aa- oren announced
III Miss Elsie I,ucksnn pf Srldgeton
" II, and Jesse { Workman -on VI
Mr and Mrs lcs7e Workman Ut fhIs
town, At Bridgclle October 26 They
will reside ot Marcus Hook Pa. wher"
the groom i employed
Joseph C,iles rho has been VISITING
friends ana relatives mere las returned
- Philadelphia whore ne i employed
Iise Marian Rodney who mas Dren
visiting Her parents, Mr. and Mr.. Harver
B Rodney. Las returned to Woman
College Newark
Willard + Deputy has returned rom
i visit ~ Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08

phia and Camden, y g., where she viii
spend the winter
IL order 10 conserve fuel the ladies'
wnitngrDoIu ut the railroad station, here,
has been closed for The winter
Warren Newton, vino ha.5 been critically
III with influenza Is nov able - be out.
Rain is much 1ceied IN this community,
and Il is reported that the wheat crops
suffering from lack II iDBsture
Eggs are selling N the IOcal mari cts
for Gn cents per dozen.
Misses Jennie Marvel II Iaurrl and
Ruth Evans ri newark aro quests u Mj,s
Lillian SudIcr here
Mrs Edward Clark and son Edwin. n
Philadelphia, have returned hume, after
being guests II her father. T. + Iarvci
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
NOTICES.

NOTICE-The annual meeting OF tho
homeopathic Hospital Association for the
election of officers and TRANSACTION OF wha,,
ever business that may come before ", w"
I've heid Mt the hospital on saturday AFTER
noon. November Ii, lolS. at O'Clock.
ROBERT ID. KEMP. SECRETARY
EGGS. 54c: Good Luck 42c; Double star.
SOC, Orange brand 4Sc; Buckeye, ~;
Purity Nut 3Sc: Uorners Sliced Beef ana
bacon. Where Why at the smaie,,,'
store in town. Don't miss II. Jesso u
Horner. 42l kinr street.
LOCAL and Ions distance hauling, 49, 49,,
sonahie rates Owner drivers fiVo-.u"
trucks. Call 5lo5 W uDiteo if"hrpo
tlon Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
ADMINISTRATION NOTICES
FOR RENT-REAI. ESTATE.

FOX RENT Grain. dairy and truck farm
l2O acres. good location. Church and
school nne-hals mile. trolley 2I4 pennsyl-
.ania railroad 2. b. & O. !, Wilmington &
All pike Well located stand in King street
market 10 sell products at best prices. In.
ceIIent opportunity for man with help
Address A j Coyertlale. 2I5 w. Ninth
street Wilmington Del.
NEW seven-room house. furnished. sac.
six months or one year. Near Harvey
station on f. g. .. railroad Address or
see O. l. Potter. Arden. Dei.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
NEWS OF THE DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Seaford and Laurel People Were
Deceived by Fake News"
of Wars End
ARM WAS BADLY MANGLED
Soldier in France Writes Letter
Giving is Thrilling Expert
ence in the War

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford. Nov. & Mechanic robert
X Noble, son of Mr. and Mrs Matthew
Noble of Bethel Church %eighborhOod. .
near here, who was wounded while Com
pany /, Ono Hundred and Fifteenth Jnifcd
States Infantry, of which hc u member,
was making charge over q bill ~ the
front, has written his parents, bnciiy
describing The charge and how he 0as
wounded To Is now IN hase hospital,
No 56A, France, bat cxpect9 10 return
10 the firing line 9s soon as ms WoInds
are healed The letter ID part says
We were giving The Bpchee h and
things we're going fine whom q German
shell came screaming over he hli. We
got down bat h got several u as just
the same had i pack with "a blanket
and tent shelter Oh my back and that
sure was a life saver iOr me Ibr shrap-
mel tore tho pack ail 10 pieces, but J
escaped with 3 wound d the back. The
shock ard bruises were 81 bad 8e the
wound, Just then | threw M pack Of
picked ~ my gin and started on but
found / coui1I 20, 50 managed ~ gc'
back to n firsf-aid station where they
dressed my wounds and sent nc - The
hospital am most OvcrIt now and 7m
anxious ~ get back to my Company
and take my spite ont 20 tho jun~
Referring - the treatment accorded
him ~ the Red Gross Hut Mechanic
Noble SAYS tan won h makes thng9
seem honr-llke to Sit here and have z
Nictroa play for Won and nicc table ~
write on THEN n night - havc nIc"
spring e0f ajtb mattress and -lc"p
between white sheets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
DhE,oNIAkING

AIDES tailored skirts made My SpS
ciaitv Prices reasonable Cal S23 v
Ninth STREET
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08

ROOMfNfi house for sale Also tho furni-
ture and garage A good Investment APP
DIV TtS French street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08

COOK or general housework girl NO laun-
dry work Phone 1886. lTG0 Rivervfew
Avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08

FURNISHED room. warm and comfort
able 0l1 Van HCrgn street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SAIL:

New house at Oak Grove. ON Br3ndgwlnc
Springs line. Mine rooms. two baths. heated
ArAxo. hot water eat, pantry. laundry
and stationary tubs. three lorcbGs. On
LiDeoin highway and trolley line. Six cents
fare. 40 minutes run from Market street
school. Price. 81 500. Easy terms.
CLAUDE BhNTA.
Oak Grove, Ibei.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
NEWS OF BRIDGEYILLE.

erestat 4 Gsar-eSponderce of Livery Evening
BrIagpvilie. Nov. s.-Mrs William d.
swan Is visiting IN Eineland y u, <
guest oI ler sister. Mrs. ~ Il. sawyer
Tie Tuesday Night CllD resumed
weekly meetings Tuesday alght alter
Derng cio-e,i for lie past iour weeks. Aork
has pcen begun "a earnest i9r hc winter
Hcavv frusts nave been falling for rEe
past aeeh ana everything a4S me appear
4nce of approaching WINTER
The Rel Cross Horhroon + row open.
after beng eio~ed far .our weeks PA lc-
count 81 the influenza.
Mrs. Florence Lewis, Ior the past zen
wears employed as nooNheeper If Layton
Il owens manufacturing plant, laS r.
~.gne,! Mr. and Mrs. Lewis yIil move -
tnetr.neN nome aJ cannon s. next week.
Mis-, Louise rout mas gone 10 Phiadei-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
WOME$'S SPECIALS.

-ARPETS-l UtR corpets ana r}Iss wanted
10 cIean eofl fhUues GeOrA= Lans
o.. l-C5 OEanse street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08

OWN HOME Figure up your iast eight
years rsnt receipts. Nv piaH will ,ost
you no more IS:r month and YOU will own
the home William n Jones 823 shipley
street a. m. 10 10 .. m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
FOR SALE.


POR SALE-At Beil.fonte. small bungalow.
two blocks from trolley, one fare to VIII
rington. Ntre view Delaware river. lot
40x 100. Easy terms Possession IN 80 days
Apply Neal Gladish. Bellefonte. Dei.
FOR sALE-At Belicfontc bungalow. new.
six rooms and bath. hot and cold water.
laundry tubs. pipeleas heater. electric lights.
Lot 7sYIfD. One block from trolley. one fare
to Wilmington Easy terms. Liberty Bonds
accepted at par. Possession In 80 days
Apply Neal Giatish. Beletopte. Del.
DETACHED house, nine rooms and bath
Call at II. fcrgers, 4t9 Shipley.
BUEGAIDW-At Hilcrest Seven rooms
and bath. Lot b0x125. Immediate DOS =
session. G. NJ. Townsend 923 Market
street.
tOk sALK-Sir room house. bargain. Ap-
ply TO II CIout. 2627 w Etgbtseath
street. Phone b47b.
FOR sABF-SeVen-roo house, IA Van
dover avenue Possession. See w Scott
Vernon. 226 w Ninth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08

BoOKKEEPERS
THE SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE
OF A LANCE FIRM OF CERT
FLED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS is
IN WILMINGTON FOR THE PUR-
rOSE OF SECURING A FEW AM
LIKE TO QUALIFY FOX AD-
NANCED ACCOUNTING WORK.
MEN WITH SOME BOOKKEEPING
ENPEElENCE PREFERRED.
STATE AGE. PRESENT OCCUPA-
TlON AND HOURS CONVENIENT
FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW. II II.
EVERY EVENING OFFICE
wanted to help evenings
k22. Every Evening pf1icc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
MALE HELP WANTED

ACTIVE BOY-To run errands and make
himself generally useful. Opportunity to
learn printing trade Apply at once Every
Evening Composing Room
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
STORAGE.

STORAGE rooms for rent. Both phones
George Lang Co LOS Orange
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
MONEY TO LOAN

DELAWARE MONEY LOAN OFFICE
Licensed and bonded Advances made on
watches, diamonds. 'eweiry. J. Rose. Prop.
& III Il seventh street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
REMOVALS
FOR HIRE.

TAM for hire. IN and oiIt OF town Rates
reasonable Call o23 w. Ninth ST
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08

MULLINS WANT
Mems Clothing Statesmen
Boys Clothing Salesman
Furnishing Statesmen
Hat Salesman
Snoe Salesman
Office Boy
Window Cleaner and Ja.iCos
Also Learners
Steady positions and good
openings for or New store.
MULLINS CLOTHING STORE
9th and Market
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08

pR NJ r. HOI.zMAN OF BEECH
AND VAN BuKEN. Will kE>
sIiNIE his PRACTICE On AMI
AFTER AUGUST /. 1918
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
BARRIERS SUPPLIES

RAZOKS AND RAZOR BLADES
SHAkGk\ED FERSCHhE'
2l5 " EiGbtfU SIkEET
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
NOTICE-DINIDEND.
.prrISAN SAVINGS BANh.

No 500 Market StfVV' o,,i-
rI5th {consccutivel dividend - n,.r
annual dividend. at the rate ol 4 iout arnd
cent per annum has been declared and id
will be credited on Depositors Books on anu
"i''i ''''' ]. WALTER BoiER.
Treasurer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08

ELDERLY woman to assist with house
work Good home. Apply $40 Madison
street
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-14
- j = = = = = = . = . d
+ SHEYENNE VALLEY +
. = . Z = - = 90 . q . = .


Edwin Maasjo was a Fingal visitor,
last Monday. -
There will be services in the Shey-
enne Valley church Sunday March
II, at II o'clock.
Spring work will start soon in this
neighborhood.
Emil Opperud was busy last Mon:
day hauling stone from his fields -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Auren and
family autoed to Fingal last Monday
to do some shopping.
Our old friend Bert Sebby arrived
a week ago from Wisconsin where
he visited this winter with relatives.
John F. Henrikson was visitor
with Edwin Maasjo one evening last
week. ..E - - >
Dead seed corn means missing
hills-acres of them to field.
Anton Auren helped Ole P. Olstad
butcher last Wednesday afternoon.
:. Home sweet home is lacking in
considerable of the sweetness when
mother has to lay in water with a
nail.
ssfsHElrs. AntontAuren visited with Mrs.
Ole p. Olstad last Wednesday after
noon.
This years corn crop is seriously
threatened by the scarcity of good
seed. Only prompt and thorough
work in ear testing will help the
situation.
James G. Thoreso1 was Nome
business visitor last Friday. .-
Back of the successful tractor you
will always find a successful opera.
tor. r.. .t., -.@
Trucks are in common use among
farmers-practically every farm au-
tomobile is a truck.
The Sheyenne Valley Ladies Aid
and the Daily Farmers club Will meet
in the Sheyenne Valley church Thurs
day afternoon, March 81. Everybody
welcome.
You can't squeeze blood out of a
turnip, nor a profitable amount of
milk from COW that hasn't got it
in her, E..
Mrs. Johanna Henrikson was a
Daily shopper last Monday
Henry G. Aas was. over to Otto
Kraft's last Thursday and got load
Of feed ground. ~
Mrs. Oscar E. Aas,Mrs. Hedge o.
son and Mrs. Jens Henrikson visited
with Mrs. Johanna Henrikson last
Friday afternoon.
Carl Henrikson did some shopping
at Kathryn last Monday. ~ 4
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-14

+ - ----
Peter Wagley is the new express
agent at the Northern Pacific. He
was transferred to this point from
Jamestown.
Emil Lorenz received the sad news
that his father had died at St. Cloud,
MINI. He left this Friday afternoon
for that place.
Guy Martin and w. ]. Westergaard
were in Fargo Thursday to attend a
meeting of county fair representa-
tives.
Walter Emery, ,Jr., leaves tonight
for St. Paul to enlist in the coast ar
tilery.
Ed and Andrew Hinschberger, of
Sanborn, were business callers in the
city Monday.
Miss Eva Bailey left Friday morn
ing for Fairview, Mont, where she
has accepted a position. .,I
A. P. Peake arrived in the city Sat
urday afternoon and after few days
visit will leave for the west. - Z
P.J. Hyland, of Fargo, formerly of
this city, was, an arrival Monday
morning and was registered at the
Kindred. ' sd
w. S. Emery and son Ed, returned
to the city this morning from Grand
Forks where they went to attend the
convention and pure bred sale of the
North Dakota Live Stock Association.
They report good meeting.
E. C. Hilborn left Monday night for
Estevan. Sask.. where he is directing
school of craftsmanship for the
Prairie Nurseries of Estevan. He
will be gone Indefinitely.
A report of the meeting of the AS
ISOLATION of County Fairs held at Far
go last week will be published in next
weeks issue Of the Times Record.
Seymour Stafford writes the Times
Record from where he was enjoying
salmon-trout fishing trip in Oregon
that he expected to start for home
about April l.
Manager Hamilton has installed a
Western Union clock in the office of
the Valley Hotel. His patrons will
now be assured of having the correct
time.
Judge Irgens, of the county court,
granted a marriage license on Mon
day, March II, to Henry Schulz and
Miss Mary Marshall, both Of Motif
mier township.
Geo. Gambsky, of Menesha, Wis,
arrived in the city Sunday night and
is engaged in completing the work
on the coal hopper at the city light
plant.
Marc Harkins spent Monday in Far.
go and will leave Tuesday on No. 3
for Bismarck where he has accepted
a position as head salesman for the
Lair Motor company.
R. G.. Hammered, manager of the
Bismarck Gas Co., came down Satur-
day and will spend the week in the
city.
Theo. Danielson, pioneer farmer of
Cuba township, was in the city Sun
day and Monday and was registered
at the Valley Hotel.
Ed. Flewell, of Leal, attended the
sale of school land at the court house
Saturday and purchased a quarter sec
ton adjoining his farm near Leal. Mr.
Flewell will remain in the city at the
Kindred hotel until April l., when he
will leave to superintend spring oper-
atoms on his farm.
Dan Wilson left Friday evening fol
his home at Orley, Mont, after Wis.
iting with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Wilson the past week.
Vaughn Cowell shipped a carload
of stock, machinery and household eff
fects Tuesday and drove four horse
team overland to the new Cowell farm
five miles east of Cooperstown. Mrs
Cowell will leave for Cooperstowr
Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Cowell will
make their future home on one of the
most beautiful farms in the state
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-14

Carl Moranda is a recent arrival
from Lomond, Canada, where he has
farming interests. He stated that
the talk about farm wages this spring
was 500 per month. Also that he had
to secure pass from Washington to
get into the United States.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-14

A deal has been completed through
the Granger Land company whereby
Bertinius Sunde becomes the owner
of quarter section of land in Min-
ME Lake township, purchased from
Miss Eliza Gibson. The land sold for
$40 an acre.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-14
NO. 1854 49,.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
-. The AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK

Loans and discounts $s7s3 %
T. deposited (par vaue ::: oeoo9o
Liberty Loan Bonds unpged 81 cent and 1s4oo
Bonds other than u s. bonds pledged postal savings
stock subscrptonj 10000
Furniture and fixtures 4207 e9
Esa With Sf snsp Banks
Cash amounts from national banks
4 Is 2e7se57
Checks banks located outside of reporting bank
Red e epon sasa with and due IT, Treas
" 100000
pas ................. 100000
Total $77613763
=-.s>- LIABILITIES e. l=#a.#% liza I
s.g,s's, stock fsas paid in s ssSss g
- Undivided profits -: =: :. is s47o7 V y
expenses paid 1872 57sss Tf
--s 5572e
Amsyn sn e9t sif f aes accrued
Circulating outstanding 100000
(other than included in 81 s2 :....:....... 314o765
Individual deposits subject to check ....::.:::::.. 214e3s5
for money borrowed 8Ses71
Certified checks 5000
CASHIERS checks outstanding s2sst1
subject to Reserve Items "a, IS, &c. 81, SO
po. money bovsd) @ sss2os4
' Total Of time deposits subject Reserve Items '''1'
state Aaot cashier Of the above named bank do solemn
statement true the best knowledge
Subscribed day March 1915
Notary Barnes County N D.
Il O. MYHs9 MIRO
Directors
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-14

HELP acknowledgements girl for
general homework on modern farm,
Sc per week. Fred A. Anderson. Call
Rural 902 J. l3-3d-1wp
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-14

Mrs. Albert Hollinshead has been
visiting friends and relatives in the
city for the past few days. Mrs.
Hollinshead recently returned from
Spokane, WASH, where she has been
spending the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. L. R. Pettey.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-14

Of North County of
of
s,@ts MELVIN Secretary
Subscribed before this 18th March,
II E. A. SCHULTZ,
Notary Public, County IN D..
SeaD 5,
d.
~ O.. H. ALDAHI,
JONES,
- LUDWIG