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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-05-07
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9sori5, 6. 0lai 8ei bc!u beuti9en
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Die lturubc,t in Scitcrretd).
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Wfan rt6net anf eint @tiams> ,idnnng BON
4 MiQiarben fit oit Treibtit8Qnltibe.
GS baben 8e8en II, ,OOO, 900 @erfomen 3eid)nun8en
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linb buuoerte bon Oiillipneu pcrloreu
gcgon9en.
Gr bcflagt iid Damn, Sa6 CT in iciS
ncr llnterllldun9, 5u Scr cr Dcauftragt
morocn mar, ipltematil1 bcbinbert
iporben lei.
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9ulut6, 6. Mlni. Goub. oarz
bing bon Solpa entains bier beute mil
fnapper 9iotb Sem Sobe obcr lcglin1z
mer gcrlesun9. gr ltanb, i'm 2elen Ser
Mcflamc fir Bic &rieglparnarten berz
tieft, auf Dem Siirgcriteig, ais Elm bon
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boiler 8uht auf bcu SuBmeg fu6r unb
Sen Goupernclren gc9en ba5 @ebduOe
gcquet1tlt ba6en ipilrbe, lpenn CT nidt
nod rcht5citig 9cnug bcileite gelprunz
gcn ipGrc.
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| "HlpI ttIoHtDlI HClltCutlt IuUluCll. w
linb bllnbcrte bon OiilIipneu pcrlore1
gcgo,9en."
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ner llnterlldung, 3u Scr er Gcnlftragt
iporocn mar, ipltematil1 bcbinbert
iporben lei.
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fir bic Wtarinc angcp,ouct.
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Sen.
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mlng.
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ncucn Ne9iltrirten ans gnbe ser ac<
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len, ipliroc beibeba(ten.
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tiolen, Sic cs Sen Hcibsoeutlden ncrs
bietcn iollel,, obue bcluubcrcn Grlau6e
niBldein bon eincm Srt gun, anoern
gu reilcn.
Gin, ouf sic &esiitriiuna Ser beuts
lden Srauen be5ii9lid'c @cfanntmas
dung lit in @iir5e 5u erlpartcn.
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trag nnb Scr Scnat am Sreitag bic
Sallsceinllltion fir bn5 Srnuenltimmz
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Is bermibt.
Sic hcutige &erIl,tliltc bc5 @'orl7
neforps cntbdlt 5 gtamen, ndmlidJ:
1 scfalless;s
A an 8,lnbcn ge1torbcn.
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te pcrDiientlidte |crluItlilte entbdlt
119 Nan,cn. Sic Iicb lpic folgt bertbeie
len: !!
10. gcfallcn;
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an aranfbeit geltorbcn;
9 on anbcren Spbesllriaden;
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Iusaabe elmer ip0dentliben &rtegsz
iibcr5iGt hur6 bas &rie9sbeportmcnt
lit ol,i9esebeu iporben. unb man err
ipartet in 8iirsc Sic 8cfauutmarfnng.
ipic Scfr. @afcr fiirftig Sic Station
nit S,ubri6ten iibcr Sic amerifunildcr1
sruprsn in Srottreid slt perlorgcn
gebenit.
gsie terlmltet. ipiro tdgGid Gin anti
Iic6cr &ericbt ousgegeben ipcroen, scr
falt onsscflieblid) bon Ser Sbdti9fett
scr antcrifoniidcu Sruppen bonScln
iuiro.
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Geiu neutraler lluterbanbler 1T
GnalauD.
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Gnglano.
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3onn on, 6. Wui. Ser Miniltcr
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fen Station in bicicm Hanbc, scr probe
ipciie pocr iniormcll &orldhldge Iiir
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Gclp5 9epcld)e aus Sem oaug be-
ricbtet, e5 bieBc, Scr boa6nbiidc 3ni<
lhcnbdnoler lei Scnfeer Gplpn, Ser
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bunoc3.
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ent gclriiic 3llgeltdnhuile.
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llno aleirnlicn lino bon elmer &pnTcz
rcns ulIer straightforward sll lD|en.
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aui Icin pprn1nliges Sd}ltgebtet alz
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ipiile !plrtbitboftlihe 3u9citononillc in
Gbiua.\
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9cutiblauo.
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%crciuharllug geformen iei. llcber
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tIrilde 3lrede 5u 9ebrullten.
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>nB oerguiribr lid nit arcBerSebneIs
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Slulpcnen bdtten NIT Slutpcr91eBcl
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WroHcs Sdahenfcucr III ct. 2pnis.
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ct. 2nuis, 6. Mai. Gin erobe.
Sellcr aerit0rte bier beute Na6mittn(
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ding So, Gin @ebduDc Ser Union ga:
cling So. uuo cilcn glebator. Sc,
Sbaoeu ipirb 2 bis 3 N]lillipncn be:
htrddeu.
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Su 9(6rehc aelteat.
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Mbgclcbnt.
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trag Dnb Ser Scnat an Sreitag bic
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rcbt slmcuoment our Geriallung ers
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Icbnt. Gas @otlm mar 40 gegcn 21
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a(s sic n0tbigen 3iueiDrittel.
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(5ortiesune auf Der 4. seite.)
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Sns Guoc Der Gbicaguer &a6aretts.
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GDicogo, 6. Mui. Inter bel
ueuen l1dotiidcn Ordinance, bie Ser
9(uslAanf 9cilti9er Getrdufe bon 0ez
jan9liden pber onbercn llntcrbnlt1nz
een trcnnt. ihlolieu sic 500 biciigcn
Aabarctt3 1clltc I'M, Ndtternadt ibrt
.Sbiircn.
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2ono on, 6. Wui. Ser Miniltel
oe5 @cilCeru 9oliour crtldrte 6cutc i'm
$5uua Der @cmciueh DaB tilr5lid] feine
Interchangeable nom Selno 9cnldht
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len Station in biclcm 2anbc, ser probe
lpciie pocr inIormcll &orldldge Iiil
SrieocH5pcr6oublun9en 9enlodt bitte.
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0ci ben mcrifancrn il
5rantrcid, 6. Wiui. Gin amerifantide
Sffisies nub 3 @encine mmrben il
einem 2n5arett TT Der 9tGbc ppn Scr
hun nit Dcm &riessfreu5 uus9cscihne
1T Ancrfcnnung Der sroRen 3apfcr
felt, bic tic BET hent fiir5li6cn lleber
faA ourd) ocutldJe s!uEtruppen DC
,uielen.
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} Wtllllpnen Snmmluna fiir'S
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2on Orn, 6. Woi. s.. Is. Sapiiou.
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ioIort lladj Sen Ser Stuuten 5urilct@
tebrell lrn cine neue Sonlmllmg fiir5
Hothe &rellS 81 leiteu luo 800, O,0OO,@
900 III elmer cin3i9en @ohe mlGu>
brll1acu.
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&erpicriadnng 6es tSlmasema6ams
fit bic Wsarinc angcp,omct.
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ASSOC1ated PreSS
gSul ing on. 6. Wtni. Wariz
ne1cfrstdr 2nniels Fat cine Gerbicrfaz
dung brr Slu95cll9proouttion fir sic
Iarine III Der slnlagc bei &bilaoelpbia
an9eoronct. gs linb feline 3oblcn iiber
sic Yroouftiou betannt 9cge6en NOR
Sen.
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Ston< <un~6C,s
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S1llti5bepnrtment eripd9t jcbt 9fegulas
tipneu, Sic cs Sen Heibsoeutl6en ncrs
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nibIdein bon eincm Srt gum anoern
gu reilcn.
Cine ouf sic 8e9iitriiuna Ser oeut@
l6en Srnuen be5ii9lidc @cfanutnaz
dung lit in @iir5e 81 erlpartcn.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-05
w. H. Cromde,
First Lieut., 9th Inf.
r. Sam in BordeaI
Fargo officer
Some 'fShOcBer

William Welsh, traffic officer at
Broadway and N. P. avenue, is the
champion shocker Of grain in seven
states, including North Dakota.
This he modestly admitted to Sam
Bayard, patrolman on Front street, in
the police station this morning, as the
two were discussing the Organization
of a police shock" troop.
why, when I was 10 years DID,
said Officer Welsh, II shocked be-
hind three eight-foot binders, and
kept them humping, too. put up the
shocks so thick and so fast that my
sister, who was delegatedNto keep me
supplied with drinking water, had to
throw the jug over the top Of them to
get it to me-.
Members Of the force, are consider
ing raising a purse and issuing a
challenge to all corners to a contest
for the county championship"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-05
Coz0red Men
Ia Gun Play
One Is Held

Henry Brown, colored, is held by
the Fargo police pending preliminary
hearing, charged with threatening the
life OF William Williams, also colored,
and carrying concealed weapons.
Brown was arrested on lower N. p.
avenue Sunday night while in pursuit
Of williams, after the two had an ar
gument in a Third street north home
which resulted in a call for the po-
lice. Brown, according to the Police
was armed with a wicked lookihg
six shooter.
The police took both Brown and
Williams to the station, where a sec
ond mix-up between the two was
narrowly averted, Brown being
thwarted in an attempt to hurl
heavy 'cuspidor at Williams. Williams
was later released upon his promise
to appear as witness.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-05

Among the stories emanatihg from
the brief setto staged by Jack .Demp-
sey and Fred Fulton at Harrison, N.
j., the other night comes the sad tale
of a race horse fan who butted into
the ring game msmentarily to his
sorrow. He hustled over to the fight
from the Empire City race track. He
arrived at the Eingside, just as the
fighters were shaking hands,
"Who do you 1ike?| queried regu-
lar fight fan as the race-goer turned
to take his seat.
Fulton" chirped the visitor.
Take you for hupdred." came
back the regular.
You're on said the thoroughbred
follower.
He settled himself comfortably in
his chair and was about ready to turn
his gaze ON the ring when the regular
stuck out his hand and said-said he:
"Gfmey the century note.'
Dempsey had knocked Freddie cold
while the race-goer was sitting down.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-05
Golf Clubs Haze
OQ,11 Railways

Chicagoi Aug. 5.-Two golf clubs in
the suburban region OF Chicago have
private railroads leading to their
links, which, with their palatial club
houses are sequestered far from the
ordinary channels of travel.
Both private lines use electric pow
er, although the, Midlothian Country
club line Formerly employed q, small
steam locomotive to haul members
from a station on the Rock Island line
to Its clubhouse.
The other golf railroad is a cross
country line, running to the Glenview
club from the aristocratic north shore
suburbs. 1t also serves the Westmore-
land Country club, where the western
open championship was won last year
by James Barnes with a record score
Of 283 strokes for 70 holes
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age. Another wound is about four
inches below the shoulder blade, and
another just above the left hip. They
are not deep and do not amount to
anything, but are the ones that made
the most trouble. The fourth one is
about four or five inches long, and,
about half an inch wide Il don't know
how deep, just below the lower rib,
on the left side. Not at all serious,
but will keep me out Of action for
several weeks. This wound never
gives me pain. l think it is about
as nasty a looking thing as ] ever
saw, but every doctor who sees If
says what a beautiful wound
meaning that it Is clean and the kind
to heal quickly. Now you know as
much about it as l do. w..
= Will write again in a, few days.
Love to all.
W. H. cronMe,
First Lieut. 9th Inf. .-
r. Sam in Bordeaux
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-05
Notice to Creditors.

In the Matter Of the Estate OF
George Russell, Deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, Lillian Russell, Admins
tratrix of the Estate of George Rus
sell, late of the City of Fargo, in the
County of Cassl and State of North
Dakota, deceased, to the creditors of,
said deceased, to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication OF
this notice, to said Administrative at
her residence, No. 8I2 Ninth Street
South, in the City of Fargo in said
Cass County.
Dated July 27th, "a. D. 1918.
LILLIAN RUSSELL
Administrative.
First publication on the Goth day of
July, A. d. 1918.
July 20, Aug, 5-12-19. 1880
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-05
FARGO BOY IS
RECOVERING IN
WAR HOSPITAL
Lieut.. W. Fl. Comrie SUI
fers Four Wounds In
Action In France

Four wounds, one on the head and
three on the left side, were suffered
by Lieutenant w. H. Comrie, jr.,
Fargo young man, now in service in
France, who was recently listed as
severely wounded, according to let
tiers just received from him by his
mother, Mrs. w. H. Comrie, 1915
Third avenue south.
The letters, written from the hos
pital, and carrying the information
that he was recovering follow:
Ny Dear Mother:
Well, mother, they got to me at last
and L am writing this in the hospital
The nurse would have written a day
or two ago, but I know you would
have thought me in bad shape if
had to have some one write for me.
was wounded at 10000 p. M, the oath
and fortunately the doctor was near
and l received first aid at once.
was operated on at 2: 80 o'clock in the
morning. Was quite sick for two
days, but am getting along fine now
The doctor says l will leave the hos
pitaI for a base hospital on the first
hospital train, which will be today or
tomorrow.
1 nearly forgot to tell where I am
hurt. have one wound in the head,
and thgeeein the left side. The one in
the head never gave me any trouble,
and the others are healing up in fine
shape, though were painful at first.
I'll get my leave now anyway. I'll
be on my feet before long and then
go on, a months sick leave. Every
cloud has a silver lining.
Will write again when l get to the
base hospital. Don't worry for 1 am
getting along fine.
Love to all, WILL.
w. H. Comrie, Jr., first lieutenant,
Ninth infantry.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-05
Harvest Goes
On Despite Rain

Today's light drizzIe, which, ac-
cording to reports reaching Fargo,
was quite general in Cass county, and
in many sections of the Red river
valley and the Minnesota lake dis
trict, where harvesting operations
are under way, will affect work in
the fields but little, crop observers
said this afternoon. Work was STOP
ped in many places this morning and
early this afternoon, but resumed
shortly after the sun reappeared.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-05
'~Y" Hut to Be
Ready Very Soon

The Y. M. c.. A. recreation build
ing established at the Agricul-
tural college for the soldiers in camp,
will be in tip-top shade by the time
the next quota arrives. stated Emil
Chaser, in charge of the building, to-
day.
Supplies, including stationery,
athletic goods, monographs and rec
ords. are coming in now in fine shape,
and Mr.. CHASER stated that the asso-
citation is deeply indebted to. those
who donated supplies and records,
which helped out wonderfully in fit
ting up the building.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-05
SPORTING NEWS IN TABLOID.
CBv Associated Press. J

Chicago, Aug. 6.-lchlya- -hun1agae
won the Metropolitan tennis singles
championship at New York, defeating
Harold L. Taylor, the Brooklyn school
boy star Kumagae is the first for
eigner to win the Metropolitan title.
= Bob Mcdonald, and Jock Hutchin-
son, professional, defeated Chick
Evans and Kenneth Edwards, anna
tours, in a, Red Cross golf match at
Old Elm Golf club. 81
In a sectional trapshooting match,
western amateurs defeated the east
erners, 400 to 4S8, and western pro-
fessionals beat the eastern team, 493
TO $50. at Chicago.
Walter T. Hayes won the western
sectional tennis singles title from
Samuel Hardy, and Hayes and Ralph
Burdick captured the western doubles,
defeating Edward Oelsner and. w. S..
Miller at Chicago.
Miss Frances Cowells set new
worlds swimming record at Santa
Cruz, Cal, by covering 80 yards in
16 2-5 seconds. She also established
American records by swimming 440
yards in $3.50 is, and 500 yards in
1928 40.
- The national commission WON'T
have much excuse for some OF
their famous parties IL baseball
is called of,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-05
Wheat ShOckerS
In Big Demand

Wheat harvesting viii be in full
week, with the result that there is an
increased demand for shockers, Will
lam English, in charge of the Fargo
United States employment office,
states, that he can place all the men
applying for work at 81 per day, and
appeals to all those not otherwise en-
gagged to register for farm work on
the ground that it is their patriotic
duty to help care for the crops.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-05
kYLLo FUNERAL is HELD.

A short funeral service for Mrs
Olaf Kyuo, who died SUDDENLY of heart
failure, while leaving a Red Cross
meeting at the country home Of Mrs
Sofia Anderson, was held at 1880
o'clock this afternoon at the Kyllo
farm. six miles north Of Fargo, fol-
lowed by services In the. Maple River
Norwegian Lutheran church at 2:3O
o'clock, Rev. J. M. Ness officiating
Funeral arrangements were made by
e z Moore.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-05
ssfn POOL PROVES POPULAR.

Saturday was the biggest day TINS
year for the m. c.. A. pool, about
200 persons, a large number of whom
were soldiers from the Army Voca-
tional training camp, making use OF
bath, privileges, said Emil Chaser to-
dav. Several men are awaiting them
selves Of the privileges of summer
memberships, which are issued for
short periods until October, when they
will no longer be obtainable. D..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-05
BIG DEMAND FOR TRACTORS.

Bio DEMAND F-NJFN ] HFAS IOFtSs
Th directors Of various Fargo
farm machine distributing com
panies report that the sale of farm
machinery for this year as q whole
is ahead OF any previous year, both
in total volume of business and in
the number Of items distributed.
The greatest demand Is for tractors,
especially small tractors. The en-
trance Iof the young men Of the
state into service has made 1t inn
perative that many farmers adopt
the tractor plan, and they are being
delivered to the farmers as fast as
the factory can turn them out.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-05
JOHN kEYE ON FURLoUGH.

John D. keye, son OF Mr.. and MIS-.
w. A. Keye. 1121 Second avenue
south. will arrive home tonight for
a short furlough with his parents.
Mr.. Keye is a pharmacists mate
second class. and has been on the
hospital ship Comfort in southern
waters for several months past. He
has been granted a weeks leave,
which commenced upon his arrival in
New York city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-05
GRAIN DEALERS ORGANIZE.

Walter Reid of Armenia was elected
chairman and r. F. Councilman, Far
go, was elected secretary Of a COM
mittte of three who will gather data
on the vital problems of the grain
dealers, by the Cass County Grain
Dealers association formed in Cas-
selton Friday. j. w. Newconb,
Armenia, addressed the meeting on
the problems OF grading grain.