davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-20
Z BARBAROWA.

W niedziele wtezorem W sail parafial
nej sw. Barbary W dzielnicy Bridgeport
T~owarzyStwo Dziewic / Dzieci Maryi
odegraio piekny dramat W czterech ak
tach D. t. ,,Patrycya",, z csasow pre-
sladowania ~chrzesctjsn. Amatorki wy
wiazaly sic re swego zadania doskona-
lie W calem tego slowa znaczeniu. W 70
Ii Augusty Cesarzowej dobr5e sic spi-
sala PARMA Helena Ryzner. oktawia jej
e6rka przybrana byla p. Leokadya Ia
lewska. Doskonala byia Patrycya, sio-
stra Oktawii chr~zescijanki, PARMA Wa
lentyna Zalewska. Fawie niewolni-
&c grala p. Klara Nowak. Kornelia We
stake byla p. Maryanna Kozanecka.
Cecylie Metele, swo6odnie graia p. Ro-
zalia LiSinsks. Jake Margaretta. byla
D. Eleonora RaczyhSka, Eugenia, p. Le-
okadya Miczyhska, Irma, p. Joanna Pc
teracka, Afra. p. Anna Kalinowska, Ly
dia. D. Zofia KaSzuba, Numydia, p.
Elzbieta JaSzka. Cyrya. Helena Gaik.
Miranda. p. Julianna Wydra, Myrta.
D. Paulina Myler. Melitta. ~niewtdOma.
D. Emilia Czarna. Zenobia, dozorczyni
wiezienia. p. Eva Cesarz. Anioiem, We
stalk, Taneerki, Paziowie i niewolni-
&c czlonkinie Towarzystwa Dziewic
4 Dzieci Maryt Saowem, przedstawie-
ME udalo sic pod wzgledem kazdym
wysmienicie. Kapelanem | kierowni-
klein tegoA towarzystwa jest x. Tade-
usz Nowak, ktory zawsze sic stara o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-20
= BIO ME prsystoi 1 zasadzi ich ma
jednego dolara kary.
.NOTATN OSOBETE.

Jutro o godzinie 5tej wieczorem,
W kosciele sw. Jana Kantego po-
ofogosiaWiony zostanie dozgonny
zWlazek malzehski p. J6zefa Malice
klego, syna PIP. Franciszka i Magda-
leny Maleckich, zam. pnr. 2452 Had
don ave, ma Helenowie, z madonna
parma Helena G6rzy6ska, c6rka wdo
wy, pani J6zefy G6rzyhskiej, Fam.
pnr. $50 N. Carpenter ul. Oboje
pahstwo mIodzi So czynnymi czion-
kami ch6ru parafialnego sw. Jana
Kantego. J6zef Malecki piastuje in
tratna posade g1ownego klerka W
skiadzie hurtownym p. n. Samuel
Harris and Co., PREY Clinton ul.
Parma Helena G6rzyhska, jest soil
stka ch6ru parafialnego cd szeregu
lat. Zabawa weselna o~dbedzie sic
W sail parafialnej sw. Jana Kante-
go, PREY udziale najblizszych krew-
nych i zaproszonych gosci. Model 2
dobranej pare zyczymy powodzenia
i biogos}awiehstwa Bozego W ich
przyszlem zyciu ma}zehskiem.
q u q
w dniu Ago czerwca b. r., stana
ma slubnym kobiercu W kosciele sw.
Wacfawa W Avondale, p. Franci-
seek Gurtowski, z parma Eleonora
Jaszkowksa, Fam. pnr. 3040 Ell
bridge ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-20
TRA!
II TYSIFcY zoLNIERZY
LADUJE DIS w NoWYM
YORKU.

Nowy York, 20 maja. - Oko}o
1000 zo4nierzy amerykanskich
wyladowaio dzisiaj w Nowym
Yorku, przyjezdzajac ma transpor
towcach amerykahskich i brytyJ-
skich. Pomiedzy zofnierzami znaj
duja sic oddziaiy 33ciej, 2stej,
41-szej oraz S2giej dywizyi. Prey
jechai take gen. brygydyer E. l..
King, komendant 65-tej brygady
piechoty, byfy dowodca PREY
Gwardyi Narodowej W Stanie IL
linois.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-20
|DNOTATKIA
|NEPORTERA

Stowarzyszenie Alumn6w Szkoly
sw. Stanisiawa X. odbedzie mad
zwyczajne ~posiedzenie W bardzo
waznej sprawie dzisiaj o godzinie
1880 wieczorem W sail zwyklych pO
siedzen. Czionkowie i czIonkinie,
ktorzy ME nabyli ~ieszcze bilet6w ma
,,Wieczorek RozmaitoSci" NIGGA ie
nabyG la dzisiejszym nadzwyczaj--
nym posiedzeniu.
o - o
Jutro W sail KoSciuszki ma Sta
nisiawowie Klub Muzyczno-literacki
i'm. Leona XIII, urzadza tax zwana
May Party. Poczatek o godzinie
Sci wieczorem. Ma zabawe te wybie-
"a sic wszystka miodziez Stanisla-
wowska.
+ q 4
Franciszek Plewa, majac nieco
grosza W kieszeni, poniewaz sobota
oyia dniem wyplaty a niedziela
dniem odpoczynku wybral sic dnia
sabbath do domu swego przyjaciela.
kt6ry przyjal go nader g~oscinnie i
ME ialowal mu wcale pocieszyciel-
XII. Gdy jezyki rozwiazaiy sic MALE
zycie, natenczas Plewa ME podzie-
lajac zapatrywa6 swego przyjacie-
la wszedi z MIN W kiotnie a W kon-
Gu zabrali sic do kulak6w. Jak z
tego wyszed{ - mniefza; ktos dan
znae policyi, re W domu dzieja sic
straszne rzecsy: Gdy policya przyby-
Ia, arescztowafa Plewe / wsadziia do
ula. gdzie sic przesiedziaI az do dnia
wczorajszago. Przyprowadzony
pred sedziego Trude przyznai sic
do why 1 p%owiedzia}, re p~rzyjaciel
da{ mu "a wiele, CO spowodowaic
awanture. Sedzia ~oswiadczyl, re Po-
lacy So bardzo goscinni / s}ynni So
2 tego, W tenn jednak jest n~ieszcze-
Seize, re ia goscinnosc konczy sic MIA
NAL zawsze DO barbarzynsku, a po-
tenn sadly 1 kary. Dawszy mu naucz-
Ike = puscii wolno.
. go
Emilia Jack, Fam. pnr. 4212 S.
Maplewood ul., zamierzajac precise
ulice Western z jednej strony ma
druga u sbiegu 22giej, wpad1a lie
opatrznie ma przejezd5atacy wow
Gas automobil kierowany reka A.
J. Rissera, zam. pnr. 212S East
wood ave. | szcsesciem dla niej ude
rzona ~zostala tylko strona maszy-
nv W przeciwnym razie BOWEN
s~kohczyeby sic ola niej mogio
smutnie. Uderzona zostaia ma bruk
TAX SLIME, re " upadku zlamaia
kose W szyi. Ma jej zadanie odwie-
zieno ia do familijnego doktora !
mieniem S. l.. Findus, kt6ry zbadaf
tet rane i odesiae polecii do szpita-
la Englewood, gdzie lekarze sic mia
zaopiekowali. Numer pozwolenia ma
szyny 1918.
= %
Department Wojny podaje Fran
ciszko Krum{owskiego, zam. pnr.
1912 South Komensky ave.. ma IL
Seize lekko rannych.
q 81 q
Miedzy Stefanem Wisniewskm,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-20
SREDRnY JUDAEUSz Ks.
EOWARDA STEFAROWlCzA
NA JADW6OWIE.

Wczoraj nader uroczysc;e OBJ
ehodzii X. Edward Stefanowicz,
z Jadwigowa dwudziesto-piscio
lecie, czyli srebrny jubileusz ka-
pianstwa swego. w dniu 1890
maja 1894 roku odprawil pierw-
sza Msze Sw. w koSeiele sw. Sta
nislawa Kostki w Rzymie. Uro-
czyste = solenne nabozenstwo o
godzinie 1otej celebrowai \. Ju-
bilat Edward Stefanowicz, w a.
systencyi X. Artura Dabrowskie-
go c. R.. jake dyakona Y. Szcze
pana Kowalskiego jake subdyako
ma. Funkcye mistrza ceremonii
pefnii X. Bronisfaw Lazarowicz
c. r, w prezbiteryum obecni by
Ii: X. Rajmund Applet, x. Jozef
Tarasiuk c. r., x. Jan Obyrtacz
c. R., X. Pawel Sobczak C.. R..
X. Teofil Szypkowski c. R. X.
Adolf Drewniak C.-R. w czasie
naboZenstwa na chorze spiewaly
dzieci szkolne pod dyrekcya p.
Emilia Wiedemana. Ma Offerto--
rum pieknie odspiewala solo %
Sscrrm Convivium", PAM Jad--
wiga Turalska, PREY akompania-
mencie skrzypiec p. E. Wiede-
mana. Oltarz byi Slicznie udeko-
rowany W s~rebrzyste listki i
kwiaty, stusownie do uroczystej
chwili przez Siostry Nazaretan-
K: i Brata Zakrystyana.
Pc nabozenstwje odby sic
wsp6lny obisd ma plebanii, gdzie
zebrani honfratrzy i Przyaciele
X. iubilata skIadali mu w dniu
tax uroczystym najserdeczniejsze
zyczenia pomystroSci, diugiego
ieszcze zycia W piracy ~kap}anskiej
blogosiawienstwa Bozego. O.
becni byli oprocz wyzej wymie-
nionych: X. Franciszek Gordon
c. R., X. Konsultor Ludwik Cru
dzinski, X. Rektor Wiadysiaw
Zapafa c. R., X. StanisSaw Siatka
c. R., X. Jan Sobieszczyk c. R.,
X. Felix's Laden c. R., X. Stani-
slaw Swierczek c. R., X. Broni--
slaw Cieslak c. R.. X. Tadeusz
Ligman c. R., X. DR.. Wojciech
Kmiecik c. R., X. Wincenty Ra-
PACE c. R., Y. Jan Drzewiecki C..
R.. X. Leon Siess c. R., X. Fran
ciszek RepinsSl I. K, X. Szcze-
pan Szczepanski, X. Franciszek
Sara c. R., y. Walenty Swietek
c. r.. X. Franciszek Pieczynski
c. R, X. Franciszek Kubiaczyk
c. r., oraz brat Y. jubilata p. A
leksander Stefanowicz. - X. Ed
ward Stefanowicz, urodzii sic d.
5go czerwca 1866 roku W miaste-
czku Radzwiliszki, W gubernii
Kowienskiej. Swiecenia kaplan-
skie otrzymai z rak Kardynaia Y.
L. Parocchi'ego W Rzymie. Pry-
micye odprawii W kosciele sw.
Stanisfawa Kostki w Baltimore,
Md. Tam tez ma brata p. Zyg--.
munta Stefanowicza, ktory jest
pocztmistrzem i siostre Wiady-
slave Kowza. w Chicago ma
dw6ch braci: p. Aleksandra i
Antoniego, oraz siostre Joanne
ze Stefanowicz6w-Sz i
szwagra Aleksandra Szydsowskie
go. Do wielu zyczen sktadanych
" dniu wczoraiszem x. Jubilato-
wi i my take do1aczsmy nasze:
zyj Czcigodny Ksieze Jubilscis
jak naidluzsze lata W czerstwem
zdrowiu i bfogosiawienstwie Bo-
fem i doczekaj sic z&otego jubi-
ieuszu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-20
~Gospodarstwo artystki.

- Marysiu' idz do kredensu i PREY
mics mi sioik, ma kt6rym jest napis
.~,arszenik', W tym loiku musza bye
konfitury. PrzynieS mi tez orzechy
wIoskie. ale ME szukaj ich W bu-
telce. Sa prawdopodobnie ma police
DO, pomimo moich wysi}kow. W bu-
telke zmiescic sic ME chcia,y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-20

Train odbedzie sic dnia 1890 Ger
wca W koSciele sw. Stanisfa wa Ko-
sikh.
. - q =
PAM Anna Skrzypczak, staruszka
liczaca lat go, zam. pnr. 1447 Holt
ul., kt6ra zesziego czwartku maize.
chana zostala przez automobil kie-
roWany reka Jana A. Klemundta,
$500 North spaulding ave-, zmaria
z poniesionych ran. DR.. J6zef Kono.
pa powiada, re ma smiert jej zfozyiy
sic wstrzasnienia wewnetrzne, jakim
W wypadku ulegla jakotez i podesz.
ly wick.
q +
W redakcyi naszej by} organista
z Trojcowa p. Wincenty Baluta,
kt6ry objasnil, re udziai Ch6ru sw.
Trolley W koncercie nied8ielnym or
ganist6%, skrytykowanym przez je-
den z tutejszych dziennik6w ME byi
tax siabym, a tylko charakter spie-
Waczego utworu wymagai specyal-
nego traktowania, kt6re mole ME
z~ostaio zrozumiane, jak naleSy: co
do utwor6w obcych, to D.. B. zazna-
cyl, re by}o ich ma programme VIE
ceJ - DO az siedm: zaprzeczyG ME
podobna. Pozatem udzia1 Ch6ru Sw.
Trolley bynajmniej ME by1 mniej
wartosciowym Cd innych numer6w
koncertu.
o - o
Dobra przyszioSG rokuja Benja-
min i Antoni S~okoaowscy, LEGACY
lat osm / dziewiet, kt6rzy pod "a
rzutem kradziezy ,aresztowani costa
Ii juz wielokrotnie. Ostatnio wdar-
Ii sic oni do mieszkania Piotra Da-
visa, pnr. 143 Carl ul., z kt6rego
zauwaSyi ich wychodzacych sasiad
tegoz, jakotez, re skradzione rzeczy
ukryli oni pod gankiem. To zwr6ci-
10 uwage Swiadka, kt6ry dal znad
policyi. Gdy %otworzono pakunek INA
leziono W MIN budzik, nieco kosz-
townoSci i jedwabna koszule. Po-
licyant J6zef A. Hager, ktory ich
ma " swojej opiece ~oswiadczyl, re
So oni juz weteranami z}odziej--
skim fachu i tylko prosba ich matki
uchronila ich do tel pory Cd wiezie-
ma. Niedluzej jak tydzieh temu sta
wall oni pred sadem, oskarzeni D
rabunek. M~ieszkaja p. mr.. $50
w. Erie III.
Mia niespodzianke swej rodzinie
sprawl szeregowiec Max Kielas, kt6
ry wczoraj powrocii z pola walk We
Francyi honorowo %zwolniony cd dial
szej sluzby wojskowej. We Francyi
prsebywa} 17-cie miesiecy. Bral on
czynny udzial W walkach pod Chat
teau Thierry, " lasach argonskich |
pod Verdun, Sdzie zostal rannym
dnia 5-go pazdziernika. Pc wylecze-
niu sic z ran zosta1 wysiany z armia
o%kupacyjna do Niemiec. Nalezai do
1870 pulku piec1oty, 32-giej dyw.
zyi, kt0ra zdobyla sobie przydomeh
chlubny ,,aelaznej dywizyi". Miody
veteran mieszka z rodzina pnr. 1926
Dickson ul.
Miedzy firma krawiecka Kuppen-
heimer'a a strajkierami przyszlo W
kohcu do zgody i wielu z tych, kt6-
r.y podczas strajku pracowali W tym
Zakladzie wstapilo do uni. w tych
czasach rozjatrzenia strajkierzy 20
wybijali wiele szyb tym, kt6rzy
miejsca ich zajeli bardzo
wielu bylo aresztowanych przez po-
licye "a pikietowanie. Jak sic do
wiadujemy wspomniana wyzej. fir
ma placi teraz "a wybite szyby, kt6
re strawberry potiukli w czasie
swego bezrobocia.
o q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-20
UPARTOSC KOBIECA.

Zeszlej soboty 2 poludnia PAM
Helena Riggs, 4121 Potomac ave. i
PAM Nellie Kures, 4407 Thomas III.
udaly sic W pogon "a tanioSciami,
kt6ra to czynnoSt, rzecz znana, roz-
kosz kobiecie przynosi. Gdy upatrzy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-20

lie m~oznosci, by W gronie tym utrzy-
mac ducha p~olskiego ma wskroS religij-
nego. Publicznosc bardzo dobrze dopi-
saba, a podczas calego przedstawienia
zachowala sic wzorowo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-20

Miedzy stefsnem wisniewskim,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-20
SUKNIE Ola
MATEK

Robione z dobrego gatunku lsn.a-
cego jedwabnego popllnu, %granato-
We. copenhagen, brunatne, taupe.
czarne / koloru sli
kowego, mdiele 2 ~
elastycZna tunika
paste. specyaln!e
W srode, tylko W-u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-20
W6ziki Ola Dzieci

Fabrykant6w OkazOwy znpas trZci
nowych wozikow / sulkies, o 1-3 do
u taniej niz regularne ceny ! ofia-
ruj. je w srode, czwar. l platek So
bote z dobre:n zaosZcZedZeniem. wy
b.erac mozecie rome kolory jak dlu
go zapas starcZy; W wielu wypad-
kach lest jeden uylko q ka@dego gat.
NOUN pnrk
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-20

rObione z dobrego gatunku weini
nego pOplinu. granatowe / earn
mOine style seZonowe, W tym zap
sic. ma srode So
plaids | passionate
skirt z jedwabnego
popl!nu. wartosci do -uu
Sl2. specyalna cena ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-20

Department Wojny podaje Fran
ciszko Krum{owskiego, Fam. pnr.
1912 South Komensky ave.. ma IL
Seize lekko rannych.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-06
Centenary Of American
Methodist Missions

ed effort will begin next week, through
series of meetings, to draw the at
tention strongly Of the grove owners
to the methods which make for bet
ter-looking. fruit. Spraying and FUN
igation, properly performed, will help
greatly to control the fungoid dis
eases and insect infestations which
work so much Of injury. Putting the
trees into state of vigorous health
by judicious culture will enable them
to resist the effects Of disease and In
festation and make perfect the re-
suits Of spraying and funigation.
In the cooperation through corps
Of lecturers, all experts in the lines
Of which they treat, the University of
Florida, the State experiment station,
the State plant board and the United
States department Of agriculture will
unite in concentration of thought
and knowledge focused on the one
point Of growing better fruit; more
attractive, therefore more marketable
and less perishable.
This extension work should be very
effective in improving the sales an6
popularity of Florida citrus fruits. II
will be-provided it meets with the
hearty cooperation of those most con-
cerned in the contemplated improve
ment, the citrus fruit growers. If they
will but study the situation the later
will perceive that every one Of them
that neglects or refuses to attend the
meeting nearest to him is doing his
part to depress permanently the mar.
ket for his own products. If he can
learn nothing new-and tina is almost
an impossibility-his presence will.
encourage the lecturer and the man
who needs the Information alike.
Thus the matter of improving the
general reputation of this particular
Florida product by increasing the per-
centage Of clean, bright and we'll
formed citrus fruit rests with the
growers themselves. These lecturers
purpose to present the results Of con-
slant experimentation. II the growers
desire the best market prices for their
products they will seek to learn
wherein they can better their grove
methods Jacksonville Times Union
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-06

Just because you are not incapac.-
tated from your business or pleasure,
the warning Of stomach rouble should
not go unheeded, or serious results
are bond to follow. These warnings
take the form of dyspepsia, indiges-
ton, dizziness, nervousness, constipa-
ton, hadache, backache pains in the
back and side, that tired run down
feeling and various other symptoms
OF a deranged stomach, which can be
restored to its normal condition by
Dreco, the great herbal compound.
Under the influence Of its great re-
storative effect, these symptoms rapid
ly subside. It clears up the liver,
kidneys, bladder, and enables these
organs to perform their proper func-
tons; eliminates uric acid from the
blood, which causes rheumatism, and
brings back the flush of health to
pale, cheeks by enriching and purify
ing the blood.
Many Florida people are daily tes-
tifying to the good results Dreco gave
them; for instance, Mr.. H. H. Meyer,
Of 500 W. Bay St., who says:
1--WE suffered long time from in
digestion and dyspepsia. My food did
not digest but soured and lay heavy
which made me very uncomfortable
My liver was quite inactive, and j was
bilious most OF the time. l had q
kidney disorder which was most an
noying. Dreco being SO highly spok.
en- Of for these disorders, got q bot
tie, and It helped right away I've TAX.
en- two bottles now, and l can safely
say that I am better than I have beer
in long time. / eat anything
want and have no trouble from It att
My liver is acting fine and my kidneys
are Strengthened out. I feel good all
over and give the praise to Dreco."
Dreco is now sold by all modern
druggists throughout the country and
is highly recommended in Lakeland by
Red Cross Pharmacy.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-06
BETTER FRUIT CAMPAIGN

Florida citrus fruit is sweeter and
better favored than any other grown.
yet it might be better in some other
respects. The quality is of the high
est, but it is the appearance that sells
the fruit, except where the quality is
known to the purchaser. That is a
factor which does not appear until
the tui eaten.
The matter Of the looks Of the fruit
Is remediable. To that end a concert
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-06

Florida produces more long-staple
cotton-the kind use dto make thread
and lace material-than does any
other state. It was worth in 1877
more than rs cents a pound.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-06
The Results
Very Wonderful

Jacksonville, Fla, Man Claims Dreco,
the New Herbal Remedy, Eased His
Stomach, Aroused His Sluggish
Liver and Made Him Feel Good All
Over
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-06

nv k1Ns Just received q nice assortment 81 ~"
ri 4rISn ouIts all Of the incest shades and styles
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-06
Nev Spring Hats

" ~. Saook Of New Rough Straw Spring Hats nae
VI ,& 1900. all eolors and shapes to select from
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-01
WASHBURN man
SHOOTS WOMAN
AT BISMARCK
Testihes for Husband in Di-
vorce Suit Then Attempts
to Murder the Wife.

Bismarck, N. D.. July AFTER ap-
pearing against her in a divorce suit
which resulted in a verdict for her
husband in. Mclean county distric,
court at ,Washburn last week, Bob
Carson of Washburn forced his way
into Mrs. j. II. Graham's home in
Isouth Bismarck Monday evening, and
finding her in the back yard, drew
"a revolver and shot her three times
before tho wounded woman's son
could wrest the gun from him.
! Following the shooting Carson was
Soverpowered, the gun taken from him
snd a. police call sent in. When the
officers reached the scene they found
Mrs. Graham unconscious from
wounds, and Carson with his face
beaten almost to a pulp as the result
VI rough handling received from
Harry Barker. the woman's son, and
55Ames Olson, a neighbor. Carson was
removed to the county Jail. while Mrs
Graham. in a serious condition, was
taken to the hospital. She was shot
Through the back, one arm. and in
her neck.
Mrs. Graham's husband secured a
divorce in Mclean county district
court last week. Seen in the cell al
the county Jail Monday night, Carson
stated he had testified for Graham
having been subpoenaed by the lat
ter. He stated that he had known
Mrs. Graham from childhood, thei,
friendship beginning years before hel
first marriage when she was Miss Eve
Weber.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-01
Grasshoppers Are
Busy Near Antler

Antler, N. D., July 1.-The terri
tory east Of this village is having hard
fight with grasshoppers. Strenuous
efforts to poison them has reduced
their numbers but has not extermin-
ated them by means. During the last
week a large number of traps were
set in the effected territory and great
numbers were captured in that way,
but reports show that they are spread
ing rapidly.
Examinations made of captured
hoppers show that they are infected
with red parasites. and it is believed
that in time the hoppers will be ex-
terminated by these. but it is doubtful
il these little farmers friends will get
in their good work quick enough to
save all the crop in this vicinity.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-01
JUNE WAS SOME
HOT OLD MONTH
Highest June Temperature
Ever Recorded in State;
106 Reached at Dickinson

Bismarck, N. D., July THE
month which closed Monday will go
dow in history as the hottest. and
wtndiest June ever experienced. Twice
during the month high temperatures
of 107 and 10S were recorded at Dick
1nson, and during the last six days
OF June a strong south wind, which
reached a velocity of IS miles an hour
around z o'clock Sunday evening, blew
continuously.
Probably the highest temperature
ever recorded in this state for June
was the 108 above zero which was
reached at Dickinson on Sunday aft
ernoon. Once before in June the
mercury climbed to LOT in Dickinson,
and it went n OF two points above
100 in various other parts Of the
state. A temperature of 81 was re-
corded in Bismarck IN Sunday aft
ernoon. This was exceeded several
times during the month, according to
the records of the state office Of the
U. S. weather bureau. located here.
light Showers.
Light showers were general over
Sunday. Bottineau reported "a of. an
inch; Williston half an inch: Minot
a tenth Of an inch and Dickinson one
twentieth of an inch. Crops in the
Slope region generally are seriously
in need of rain. and unless relief
comes within a very short time an all
most complete wheat failure will re-
suit in some sections.
In the immediate vicinity of Bis
marck there has been an abundance
OF rain and crops do not appear to be
suffering, although here and there
will be found a field where thu wheat
Is beginning to burn, a trifle at the
base Of the stalk. The only unfavor-
able factor is the fact that much of
the wheat is heading out unusually
short. On the other hand. the stands
are usually heavy, and there are MANY
fields which show a splendid growth
Of straw. The heads are long and
full, and unless the drouth and hot
winds of the last eight days should
continue nothing but a severe hail
storm could, it would seem. deprive
this region Of a bumper wheat crop.
Much wheat was planted very late
n should there be good rains from
now on it is expected that this grain
will make an exceptionally good crop
as 1t has not yet suffered from the
drouth and extreme heat.
No hopper damage is apparent
north and east of Bismarck. To the
southeast, in the vicinity OF Brittin
however. many fields are said to have
been cleaned up entirely.
Cooler weather is predicted locally
for tonight, and it is probable that II
will bring rain.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-01
Dairying Is Growing
In Williams County

Tioga. N. D., July 1.-The growth
of the dairying business in this county
Is shown by the totals cleaned from
the books Of the Tioga creamery. On
Monday of last week the creamery
manufactured 1900 pounds Of butter,
and the icecream output has been run
at the capacity limit all summer.
During the last eight weeks, $4,000
pounds of butter have been manufac-
tured and sold. according to records
business.
The Tioga creamery is but one Of
the many in the county. and it is not
the largest, a fact which shows that
the total amount Of cream sold to
creameries in the county must total
thousands of dollars monthly.