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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-11-27
MARSHALL Cou11ty's Honor Roll
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Holan, John Gust; Warren.
Hunter, Henry Edward; Stephen.
Imsdahl, Theron Joseph Oslo.
jacobson, Carl Oscar; Viking.
Johnson, Anton Thomas Alvarado.
johnson, Dehard; Holt.
johnson, Harry /. Gatzke.
Jumper, Paul H.; Radium.
Kilfoyl, James; Warren. -.
Knutson, Knut o.; Oslo.
Landresville, Emile; Argyle.
Larson, Frans NJ. Alvin; Warren.
Legault, Arthur J.; Warren.
Lindquist, Walter Eugene Viking.
Lorang, Hubert; Stephen.
Malm, -Erick Egnar Argyle.
Nice Coon, Louis Carlton.
McBriar, Clifford Leroy; Warren.
McCausland, Robert James; Warren.
Mcneil, Raymond Chester; Argyle.
Nelson, Werner; Grygla.
Nelson, Theodore; Warren.
5Nordstrom, Carl Oscar; Newfolden.
Nyberg, Ben; Holt.
Olson, Clayton Oliver Argyle.
Parent, David Argyle.
Pauls0n, Paul; Stephen.
Paulson, Henry; Stephen.
Paulson, Albin; Alvarado.
Potter, Clarence W.; Middle River.
Perlinski, Bernard Joseph; Warren.
Ralston, Lloyd Lerenzo; T. r. +.
Rogers, Henry j.; T. r. Falls.
Rogers, Richard Samuel; T. r. +.
Ryan, Paul John Argyle. =
Salup, Sam S.; Rosewood.
Sander, Otto; Argyle
Setterholn, BENJAMIN !; Argyle
Strandberg, Carl; Argyle.
Strobble, Frank James; Warren.
Tronsdal, Ole; Golden Valley.
Wittensten, Arthur Ralph; Warren.
Whalen, Luke Arthur.
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Indicted class September 1918.

Indicted class September 1913.
Arness, Carl H; Fork.
Bake, Fred A; Warren.
Berg, Harold S.; Middle River.
Black, Peter Quincy; Stephen.
Copp, George A; Warren. cancell-
ed.
Dufault, Leo Ubole;; Argyle.
Dundas, Leon W; Argyle.
Dundas, Douglas j.. Argyle.
Eagan, Victor L. Fork. Sc
Henderson, Forrest c.. Stephen.
Legault, Lawrence j. Argyle.
Leo, John e. ); Warren.
.Lundgren, Robert s.; Warren.
Lundquist, Byron f.; Warren.
ed.)
Morkassel, Andy E.; Warren.
Myhre, Annar; Warren.
Nystul, John; Germantown.
Olson, Freeman il. Argyle.
Paulson, Marius; Stephen. (cancell-
.Paulson, Christian Stephen. tcancell-
ed.
Philipson, Ernest r.; Middle River.
Rapacz, Frank ]; Argyle.
Swanson. Roy p. Argyle.
SkoOg, John Warren.
Woods, John H.; Stephen.
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June 1917 Draft.
Number Of men indicted :.
Number Of men enlisted s..
June and August 1918 Draft.
Nu1nbe r Of men indicted
Number Of men enlisted !.


Keye, Raymond Harry; Argyle. s
Kezar, Albert Clancy, Oslo. s
King, Forrest Volney Warren. #,s
Klakeg, Knut; Argyle. ss
Klegstad; Silver Alfred Oslo. 5s
Kleven, Carl; Alvarado.
Kleyen, Ole B.; Oslo.
K1opp, William; Warren. -
Roland, Torkil; Stephen. 4 z
Knoll, Frank Joseph Stephen.
Knoll, Leo Joseph Stephen.
Knutson, Mandus Newfolden.
Knutson, Lois Syvert !; Warren. =
Knutson, Oscar Oliver; Grygla.
Knutson, Otto; Newfolden. +
Knutson, Oscar; Holt .2-s "a.
Knutson, Olof;; Newfold en: n zssz z.
Krogh, Clifton Magnus !; Argyle.
zKuehne, Otto Herman; Holt.
Kuehne, Ernest August; Warren.
Kuznia, Benedyk; Stephen.
Labine, Phillip; Argyle. - Is,
Labine, Albert; Argyle. 3 %
Lame, John Victor ]. iddle River.
Landro, Palmer, Grygla. We
Larson, Albert; Holt ss
Larson, Eddie z Germantown:
Larson, Alfred Holt. .. ri: .=.s
! Larson, Axel j.; Warren. 81
Larson, Ludvik !; Holt. 4 .s::
Larson, Edgar; Argyle. al. ..5 I. ..5s
sTarcOn Willie Arfhl1r. A1vara1O 80
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Sheppard, Ernest Leroy; Oslo:
Simonson, Alfred; Viking.
Sin, Alex Gatzke 60 - s..
Sinnott, Nobert William; Stephen.
Sjo, Ernest; Stephen. IS. 81.
Sjoberg, Olof w. b.; Middle River.
Hellquist, Alexander; Rosewood.
Skarstad, Alfred; Middle River.
SkOcZylOs, William; Stephen.
Skog, Andrew; Warren. Il.
SkOglund, Hjalmer; Warren.
Skibeli, Clarence David Oslo.
Skonovd, Arthur William; Warren.
Skretvedt, Tommy Grygla.
Smith, Ira Raymond; Warren.
Spjut, Magnus; Karlstad.
SOlarski, Alexander Stephen.
Sorf1akne, Peter p; Middle River.
Sorenson, SOren Oluf !; Argyle.
Sorenson, John Sigvard; NewfOlden.
Sorenson, Christ A.; Strandquist.
Serum, Willie Holt.
Serum, Albert julius; Middle River.
Serum, Andrew; Holt. =
Stanchfeld, Harry r.; Warren.
StaniszeWski, Walter; Argyle.
Steinbauer, Edward Miles; Argyle.
Stengrin, Albert Oliver, Stephen. !
Stevning, George Bernard /; Stephen.
sStorbakken, Conrad Oslo:
Storeby, Conrad j.. !; Argyle.
Story, James NJ. Middle River.
StrOm, Sigfred; Argyle. ..-7....
Strom, Ernest; Argyle. 80.
Stromme, Lars !; Viking.
Strader, Morton Franklin Baudette.
Styczynski, Joseph Strandquist.
Stusynski, Adam; Strandquist.
Svean, Carl Magnus Argyle. =
Syenkeson, George; Holt. ss.sz.
Sundberg, Nils John; Strandquist.
Sustad, Otto Alfred Viking ssSS
Sundblad, Carl A.; Warren. S
Swanson, Carl N; Newfolden.
.Swanberg, Eugene L.; Argyle.
Swanson, Walfred; Stephen.
Swanson, Peter ]. Z Alvarado.
Swanson, Harold Theodore; Warren.
Swanson, Oscar; T.. r. Falls.
Swanson, William; Thief River Falls.
Swanson, Albert Warren.
Swanson, Wilhelm; Fork. II .l. S W.
Swanson, Melvin j.; Oslo. !
Swanson, Hjalmer;; Stephen.
Swenson, julius Sigfred ;; GOodridge.
Swenson, Otto; Stephen. deserted
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+ Syverson, Eddie Karlstad.
Szczpanski, John; Stephen.
Tale, ALI Conrad: Gatzke.
Tatro, Harland Earl; Radium.
Times, Julius A; Oslo. :.
Thibodo, Lawrence Charles, Stephen.
Thomson, James Thomas Stephen.
Thompson, John Alfred Newfolden.
Thompson, P. A; Strandquist.
Thompson, Elmer NJ. 8. Middle River.
Thompson, Thomas: Middle River. .ss
Tobiason, Andrew Melvin; Holt. II
TOllefsrud, Filing Golden Valley.
Torgerson, Orpheus Heron; Radium.
I Towers, Alfred Calbeck Stephen.
Veralrud, Gutterm: Oslo y
Vigstol, Ole Johnson; Stephen. 0
Il VOss, Edwin Warren.
Wagner, Charles A; Argyle.
Walker, j ohm Robertson; Stephen.
Weber, Ollie; Fork. nee
Weis, George Rosewood. .5s5
Il Wickstrom, Peter r.; StrandQuist.
Wilebski, Peter Argyle. IN
Williams, j oseph e.; Warren.
I Williamson, Emil Andrew Stephen.
Wilson, Ernest Madison; Oslo. &
Wilson, Arthur; Warren.
Winson, Adolph; Gatzke.
B Wraa, Henry A.; Stephen.
VI Wiseth, Gilbert; Anstad.
Whitman, John Lawrence; Warren
h Wood, Perry Thornton; Warren.
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Indicted Glass 1917.

Abrahamson, Martin G.; Gatzke.
AdolphsOn, Carl; Argyle.
Allen, John A.; Alvarado.
Allen, Arthur; Alvarado.
Anderson, Andreas Olof;; StrandQuist.
Anderson, Andrew; StrandQuist.
Anderson, Leroy Strandquist.
Anderson, Albert r.; Middle River. !
Anderson, Elmer T.; Middle River. II
Anderson, Fred; Argyle.
Anderson, Albert. @sss
Anderson, liver Waldemar; Viking.
Anderson, John David; Newfolden.
Anderson, Otto Albert; Warren.
Anderson, John Samuel; Warren.
Anderson, Norman; Warren.
Anderson, Herman Emil; Warren.
Anderson, Gotfred; Drayt0n, N. ID. s2
Anderson, Emanuel; Drayton.
Anderson, Gust Anton DraytQp.
Anderson, John Lind !; ROLLS.
Anderson, Ole Andreas; Karlstad.
Anderson, Thomas; Holt.
Anderson, Peter Louis; Holt.
Anderson, Albert L.; Stephen.
Anderson, Emil Oscar; Middle River.
Antonson, Alfred, Warren.
Amundgaard, liver Argyle. ,-.s
Archer, John; Warren. -.
Arends, Albert; Middle River.
Arness, John Alexander; Fork. &
: Aas, John Ludwig; Alvarado.
Asp, Nels JOhan; NewfOlden.
Azure, Ole N; Oslo. -.1.-
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Archer, John; Warren.
Arends, Albert; Middle River.
Arness, John Alexander Fork. -
Aas, John Ludwig; Alvarado.
Asp Nels Johan; Newfolden.
Azure, Ole N; Oslo. -
Bake, Adolph; Newfolden.
Bake, Clarence Marvin; Warren.
Ballou, Jesse Leland; Esplee.
Bollou, Basil Ben; Esplee.
Beck, John Vernon ROLLS.
Becker, Christople; Goodridge.
Becklund, Fred William; Karlstad.
Belcourt, Joseph Adrian; Argyle.
Berge, Clarence Hillman; Stephen.
Berge, Gustaf Sigfred Viking.
Bergeran, Earl Argyle.
Bergren, Oscar; Stephen. ...-,..
Bergren, Gotfrid; StrandQuist @
Bertrand, Wilfred j.; Stephen.
Bjerk, Edward; Holt. al ~
Blackberg, Victor Melvin; Newfolden.
Blakeslee, Claude r.. Warren.
Blawd, Brado Warren.
Bloomsness, Nels Edward; Alvarado.
Bloomquist, Carl A.; Warren.
Doe, Henry j.; Viking.
Bodell, Gust Henning; Warren.
Borgeson, John; Stephen. ss y
Borowicz, John; Stephen. s
Brandt, Oscar; Argyle.
Brekka, John Olson; Radium.
Brekkestran, Carl; Newfolden.
Brekkestran, Leonard; Newfolden.
Bring, August; NeWfolden
Brosdal, Knut K; Warren.
Brown, Henry; Argyle.
Drummer, John Chester; Grygla. 4
Bucholz, Frederick Carl; Grygla.
Bulger, Alfred William; Stephen.
Bustrak, Ole; Argyle. .5.:.. III.
Bystrom, Carl Otto; Warren.
Cadman, Roger Williams; Argyle.
Carlson, Arthur Carl Stephen.
Carlson, Herbert; Rosewood.
Carlson, Olof Axel Strandquist.
Carlson, Peter Matthias; Strandquist.
Carlson, Sacarias Strandquist.
Carpenter, Oscar Dennis; Stephen.
Chicklinski, John; Argyle.
Chivialkowski, Stanley; Stephen.
Christensen, Charley; Warren.
Christensen, Harold : Radium.
Christofferson, Edward !; Middle River
Clark, John T.; Stephen. ,..s
Clauson, Dussimus T.: Warren. &
Cloutier, Alec j.. Z. r. Falls.
Cobb, Dewitt Irving; Stephen.
Coninx, Julius; Argyle.
Crobey, Henry Louis; Middle River.
Curtis, James K; Middle River.
Curtiss, Ray Elmer; Middle River.
Daasvand, John; Stephen.
Dahlin, Arvid; Argyle. St:s
Daniels, Seneca Floyd; Argyle. ri
Danielson, Joseph A. r.; Stephen.
Darveau, Edward; Argyle.
/ Davidson, Hilmer Daniel; Holt 81.
Davidson, Edward Holt .s
Docken, Clarence; Holt.
DOhrman, Otto William, Middle River
Donaldson, James Emanuel; Stephen.
Dufault, Louis Argyle.
Dufault, David: Argyle.
Dennis, Harry Willard ; Warren.
Dyrud, Emil Ole !. Newfolde len.
Easthouse, Ole; Thief River Falls.
Edeen, Fritz; Strandquist.
Edstrom, Carl Victor +; Middle River
Eftefjeld, Andrew; Stephen.
Ekefelt, Nils; Gatzke.. ..5@
Ekman, Arthur Theodore; Argyle.
Eknes, Agmund Grygla.
Il Ekstrom, Oscar Argyle.
Eliason, Alfred Stephen.
Ellingson, Elvin g.; Randen.
Eide, Olof Andrew !; Newfold den.
Engebretson, Arvid, Randen.
Engelstad, Albert Melvin; Gatzke.
Erickson, Lennie Theod ore !; Warren.
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Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-21
ASHURST ON LOOKOUT
 FOR SCHOOL TEACHERS

w R. Ashurst, in charge of the To- cal office of the U. s. employment service at Bisbee, is informed by the Chicago office of the professional section of the U s. employment serv- ice, that a most serious shortage of teachers exists in practically all parts of the United States, and that he has been asked to ascertain just what, if any, teachers are available within the radious of his office. The Chicago of flee reports that it has vacancies it is unable to fill in rural schools, city grade and high schools, principalships, superintendencies, and college and university professorships.
 All qualified teachers not now ac- tually engaged in teaching are re- quested to call at the office of Mir. Ashurst for a special registration blank and in this manner enroll for one of the positions listed with the Chicago office. This applies particu- larly to teachers who have temporar- fly left the teaching profession. Mir. Ashurst says he is informed the need is very great, and that the Chicago office is making a desperate attempt to fill these positions by January l., or as soon thereafter as possible.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-21
DIXIE MEANS BUSINESS
 BY CHALLENGE SENT IN
Jerome Wrestler Sends Message in Reply to One Requesting Amount of Forfeit Sought, Saying He Will Be Able to Cover Dsgo Joe's Pile

Ernest Dixie, wrestler, who wrote and telegraphed recently from Jerome to get a match with 'Dago Joe" of this city. means business That is evident from the tone Of a telegram sent yes terday to the sporting editor of the Review. in reply to querry as to how much of a side bet he wanted to put up on the event, if it could be ar ranged
 Ernest Dixie, wrestler, challenges Dago Joe for all the money he's got for a finish match" said the reply.
 Considerable interest has been aroused in Bisbee by the interchange of messages between the two men. Each has his partisans and nothing would suit the sport lovers of the Warren district better than to see the men get together for finish match, catch-as-catch-can style.
 From the tone Of Dixie's message, preliminary arrangements for the match doubtless will be hustled along as rapidly as possible and some thing definite be ready for announce ment in few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-21
WHITE SELECTED AS
 CHAIRMAN OF LOCAL
 EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
BODY FOR EMPLOYMENT OF RE- TURNED SOLDIERS, SAILORS AND WAR WORKERS ALSO IN- cREAsEs ITS MEMBERSHIP BY NAMING MOSS AND COX

J. C. White was chosen permanent chairman of the local bureau for en- ployment of returning soldiers, sailors and war workers, at a meeting held in the offices Of the U. s. employment appointment, as previously announced. Mir. White also will be appointed as chairman of the local community labor board which will function with the bureau and the U s. employment agency in finding work for men re- turning frJTn the war.
 The bureau completed its organiza- tion by using it's power to increase the number of it's members. s. T.. Moss of Johnson addition, and H. Cox of the Lowell waiting room, were men chosen. Moss telephone number is 309 and that of Cox is $40.
 A plan was outlined whereby com plete cooperation between the em- ployment agency. headed by w. R.. Ashurst, the community labor board and the employment bureau is as- sured.
 It was decided to make urgent re- quest that all employers of labor in the district should list their wants with the U. S. employment office and at the same time that all men who now out of work should list their names with the agency. It is 10 be the endeavor of the agency to bring men and work together.
 Bulletin board will be maintained at the employment agency on which will be posted as rapidly as received list of positions open in the district. Similar bulletins are to be maintained in the branch offices in Johnson addi- ton, at Moss store, and Lowell. in Cox's store.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-21
RECEIVER APPOINTED.

According to advices received here yesterday from Jerome, Judge Frank Lyman has appointed Attorney R. B. R. B. Westervelt of Prescott as re- ceiver for the Jerome Portland Min ing company, succeeding Frank H. Dyer of Jerome. The exact reason for the change is not known among the stockholders here. It is under stood that Westervelt is now in Je- rome putting the affairs of the com pany in shape. Quite large amount of the stock of the company is held by residents of the Warren district.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-21

Camp Cody. Now that the war is over CapralE Cassidy desires to re. turn to Arizona and become, once more one of its constructive citizens. Whether he is coming or hot emains to be seen, for the department rec ognizing his ability, now has asked him to go to Washington and take up a still more important work, accord ing to word received by friends here. If Captain Cassidy gets his discharge he expects to eat Christmas turkey in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-21
IN SERVICE AGAIN.

Word was received here yesterday that L. B. Hopson, a Bisbee young man, who was reported missing in ac- tion on October 23, was slightly wounded at that time and placed in a hospital and was now again in the service. The word came in the shape of a telegram from his mother who is now in Missouri to her other son, c. O.. Hopson of this city and his sister, Mrs. F. C. Blum. HopsOn is well known in the district having resided here for eight years and was general ly known as Hop" He at one time was engaged in the driving of stage from here to Tombstone. When he left here to enter the service he was in the mechanical department of the
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-21
JOB FOR BAILEY.

It is understood on good authority that Mai. Nein E. Bailey, who was stationed at Naco with the Southern Pacific and who at one time repre- sented Cochise county in the state legislature and was afterward con nected with the U. V. & P. at Jerome, has been offered a position of re sponsibility in the Santa Fe organla- tion as soon as the government need of his services has passed. Though nothing definite is known, the gen eral impressoin among Major Bailey s local friends is that he will accept. Bailey went to Washington more than a year ago and filled an important position in the federal railroad ad- ministration. In that place he dis played such marked ability that inc really big railroad men O. the coun' try began to notice the young Ari. zonan and the offer from the santa Fe is one of the results.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-21
NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE CO-PARTNERSHIP OF HOOD & BLEDSOE, CONSISTING OF J. T. HOOD AND F. c. BLEDSOE. DOING BUSINESS IN THE CITY OF DOUGLAS. COCHISE COUNTY, STATE OF ARIZONA, AND IN THE TOWN OF LOWELL, SAID COUNTY AND STATE, HAS BEEN DIS SOLVED AND THAT THE SAID J. T. HOOD IS NOW THE OWNER OF THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE CONDUCTED BY SAID PARTNER SHIP IN SAID CITY OF DOUGLAS
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-21

AND WILL PAY ALL CLAIMS AND BILLS AGAINST SAID BUSINESS IN SAID CITY, AND THAT F. C. BLEDSOE IS NOW THE OWNER OF THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE CONDUCTED BY THE SAID PART NERSHIP IN SAID TOWN OF LO- WELL. AND WILL PAY ALL CLAIMS AND BILLS AGAINST SAID BUSINESS ON AND AFTER THE 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER. 1918.
 J. T. HOOD,
 3l9 F. C. BLEDSOE
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-21
MRS. SKEELs DEAD.

Mrs. Nancy A. Skeels, aged 6S years. died at the home of her son, George C. Skeels, on Mason hill, yes terday morning at II o'clock, of pa- ralysis, after an Illness of few days. She is survived by one other son, Al Skeels of Douglas. Both sons were at her bedside when she passed away. Funeral services will be held today at o'clock at the Palace chapel. the Rev Jacob Morton White of the Epis- copal church, officiating.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-21
JOINS DOUGLAS FIRM.

filling the position of deputy county attorney for the past year has enter ed into an arrangement by which he will become a member of the law firm of Boyle & Pickett after the first of the new year. MT. Blumenthal is re- ceiving congratulations from his friends here because of this arrange ment which will connect him with a firm which already ranks high in the legal profession.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-21
GAR IS FOUND.

The Dodge car belonging to Mrs. Stocks which was taken from the side of the Phelps Dodge store on Thurs day afternoon was found yesterday on the road between here and Douglas, near the double adobe schoolhouse. It had been run off the road into a wire fense and left Mrs. Stocks left last evening to bring the car back to this city. What damage was done to the car is not known at this time.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-21
MAY TAKE ACTION.

It is very probable that the Warren District Commercial club will take some action as have the other com mercial bodies in the state in protest ing against the proposed establish ment by the federal railroad admin istration of a one system of freight rating which, if consummated, would place Arizona in the 120 per cent class, as against a 100 per cent rate for the coast states, with the longer haul from the Atlantic seaboard.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-21
ANOTHER BOY INJURED.

A small Mexican boy, aged 6 or years, was struck by an auto driven by Fred Green last evening as he at tempted to cross the road near the Czar stop. The boys left leg was broken and he was otherwise injured. Green tried to avoid hitting the boy but was unable to do so. He saw him too late and put on both brakes and tried to dodge the boy but an- other car prevented him from doing so. Green stopped and picked up the boy and took him to the Copper Queen hospital. The boys mother is sick in bed and he has no father. The case is indeed a pitiful one.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-21
CALL CIVIL CALENDAR.

A call of the civil jury calendar will be made in the superior court at Tombstone this afternoon and a ma iority of the local attorneys will go over to attend the call There has not been a trial of any civil jury cases for a number of months and it is ex- pected that the trial of the cases will take up a number of weeks. There are several criminal cases to be heafd also. The. jury will be called the first week in January.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-21
NAV co TO WASHINGTON.

The friends of M. D. Cassidy of Bis bee knew when he left here to enter the army he would make good. He entered the service as assistant camp adjutant with the rank of captain and was not there ltng when one of the most important offices of the army service was rendered him in a new just established a few months ago, that of morale officer at
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-21
TAKE YOUR MASK.

Parties going from here to Douglas should take a flu mask with them. The city ordinance there now requires that they be worn in the stores and business houses. They do not have to be worn on the streets.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-21
SPECIALS AT KoREYs

One of our sweater coats will please him. Special discount of 10 per cent on all sweater coats for the next four days. 569
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-21
ROAD BENEFITS.

The slow rains of the lass couple of days will especially benefit the road building. It is quite likely that the Curtis Flat hill can be used ili a few days now and the new road from Hereford to the water tanks will benefit greatly. No doub: the section of the state highway from Tombstone to the Davis ranch will be opened by tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-21
DIED IN SERVICE.

Word was received here yesterday to the effect that Corp. Roscoe Ash ley of this city had died in France on November 19 from an attack of pneumonia. He was wounded on Sep tember 19 and again entered the serv- ice only to be stricken with pneu- monia. He left here with the first contingent of the local boys in Sep tember, 1917.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-21
FROM DOUGLAS.

A. T. Thompson, assistant to the president of the Phelps Dodge cor poration, and w. H. Webster, assistant manager of the same company, were in the city yesterday from their head quarters in Douglas, on business con nected with that organization.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-21
PARTIALLY INSANE.

J. R. Malaby, an elderly man, who is temporarily living on Naco road just below the fire house, has devel- oped signs of insanity and it was necessary for the sheriff's office to place a guard with him last night. His brother in Colorado Springs has been wired about his condition. No furth- CT action will be taken in his case until word is received from him.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-21
MARRIED IN FRISCO.

According to word received here, Miss Eileen Ruderman, who Tas em- ployed in the recorders office at Tombstone for several months this year, was married last week in San Francisco to Dr. Robert E. Griffith, a prominent physician If tEdt city, and will sail this week for HOnOl llu, where they will spend their honey moon.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-21
WAS RAIDED.

An alleged l. W. W. headquarters in this city, at the Cottage rOoming in Brewery Gulch, was raided yesterday by department of justice agents assist ed by city police officers and a large quantity of literature was seized. No arrests Were made. There are said to be several organizers for that or ganization at present in the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-21
HAS RETURNED.

James Garrett has returned from Nitro, Va, where he went a few months ago. He was taken ill while there and spent considerable time in the hospital He states that any man who is used to the sunny climate of Arizona has no business back there in the wet climate. He states that he met Mickey Welch at that place while he was there.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-21

Copper Queen company. The fact that he is alive and again in the service will be pleasing news to his many friends in the district who had about come to the conclusion that he had been killed.