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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-08-14
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A large number Of friends and
neighbors gathered at the Gullbrand-
sen home q week ago last Saturday
night, taking the worthy couple COM
pletely by surprise, it being house,
warming, in addition their wedding
celebration.
A number from here attended the
Mountrail County Fair at Palermo, a
week ago last Saturday.
Moen Brothers, Carl LAUDER and
Fred Meyer have been bailing and
shipping hay the past two weeks.
Mrs. O. G. Thoen returned from her
eastern visit one day last week.
A rather small crowd attended the
War Saving meeting at School No. 2
last Sunday. The saving spirit seems
to be diminishing.
Dalton's Orchestra furnished the
music for . dance At Palermo Aug.
End, and at Berthold last Saturday
night.
Mr.. Halvorson and son Andy have
been helping j. o. Jacobson with hay
ing and harvesting the past two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Morrison and Miss
Anna Kincannon came up from Minot
a week ago and we understand ex-
pect to be here some time.
Miss Mabel Nelson Of Litchfield,
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training North
smallest
built brothers. Allan and Malcolm
the wing s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-04
Police Department Orders

From HEADQUARTERS Div to precincts IN.
created to duty In Tenement House squad
discontinued: Leopold Salamon, 81. John
stewart 40; Cornelius O'Kecfe "a tsrsn
els a. Caulfeld. ZIG.
MOTORCYCLE PATRoLMAN
tadaIla VI. krdms, from Traffic Div.
motorcycle Squad No. ., to 73d Prec az.
sshfhent TO motorcycle duty discontinued.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
LIEUTENANT.
James McGovern. 18th Prec.. assigned in
command, from ll;lO a. NJ. December 2s
curing absence OF captain on sick report
PATRoLMEN.
William g. Murray 3Gth Prec, to Head
quarters Div, to duty In Office Of the
Fourth Deputy Commissioner. for 10 DAYS
from : a, NJ, January 3
william A. BrsziSr, sgd Prec to Head
quarters DIV, Bureau Of Repairs and sun
pics. assigned t. clerical duty in Division
Of supplies. for IL days from 3 A. NJ
From precincts indicated 10 IAN Irs
d b,Ss TO- duty in raided promises, for Is
gays IRON ) A. NJ, January !: Frank
McNaughi Michael MuIlanry 90; vii
Charles Wagner 9S 90
From precincts indicated tn 18th Insp
days from 4. NJ. January /: James
Towmey, 100; Thomas /. Donovan. 1O5
III" following leaves Of absence are au-
thorzed without pay
PATROLMEN
silvia A. HePc'to 10th Prec for dsy
from n A. NJ December 80: Edward Pol
LAX 72d Prec, for ! day from T. NJ
January I.
The following applications for fun nav
while on sick report is approved
LIEUTENANT
william q. Withers, o5th Prec fran,
1885 A. Nj, December II. during disa.
bilty.
Tho following resignation Is accented
10 take eHe"t IL J.. NJ. January 81
ACTING DETErrlNE SERGEANT SEC
OND GRADE
Nathan Fishel. No. 5lS, Detective nIyi-
sion.
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OTHER COUNTRIES.
r'NrBR1CK. Michael J.. corp. Ottawa.
Cuba
WARD. Joseph T. Havana twS).
Greece.
HINIAS, Christ. Corinthias (wS).
EIPlOTES. james ~, Eubca (wSl.
PAPPAGEORGE. Nasil, Larrissa, ThesaH
vAREtos, John, Niagara ODD.
Ireland.
TKEEN, John J.. County Fermanagh ODD
OSEILL, Denis, County Cork (WSJ.
Italy.
CAPOzzI, George, Dello Montaguia tws)
|ASTAGNA, Luigi Aveltno (wS).
CERCHIARA. Gaetano, Province Cosenza
CIllLELLI Pie.-o, Fuimo FREDDIE. Soma
rEFENDIs, PSrtaleo, Manfr-donia Cyvs,.
FAGL1o. Frank s, Province Catanzara
GENCARELrI. Charles r.. Acri Cos.nza
GREGORIC. Ber,o Province Previso (ws,
LUZzI Baudi. Talamona Cwsp.
MALONE, giuseppe, Messina tB.
MORGLT, Carl, AricnZu (wSp.
MOSCARIELLO. Giacomo. Montella CWS).
POLONI, NincenIo, Treviso (WS)
7ULbIo, Louis, Pridi, Chieu tWS). ~
Poland, Russia-
BoGuLsKI. John. Poland twsl.
JANKE Henry. Poland (wS>.
Russia.
LAKoSI. Lorenzo. Gubevnia. Lubin ODD.
VOITOSECK. Michael, Volinenea CMj.
Address Not Known.
CHAPMAN. Eldridge. capt. (wSl.
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REINSTATEMENT.

To take eff'ct II 4. NJ January .;
As PATROLMAN, FIRST GRADE.
John 2. Murrha, No. 1921. to Head
quarters DIV Training school, in com
TO take effect 1890 A. NJ. January .:
AS PATRoLMAN, FIFTH GRADE.
Michael F. Reardon. No, 80, to Head
piisnce with section i5iaA OF the Greater
New York Charter.
PENSION.
Tho following member Of the force Is
believed and dismissed, and IS awarded
i2:ol A. NJ. January s;
SERGEANT.
Abel II, Van Tassel, No 500, 10th Free.
on his own application. at 1915 per an
mum Appointed March H. 1855
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
To take effect 1901 A. NJ. January .:
PATROLMEN.
From Division Of National Defence
Especial war pay MN, to precincts in
cicated Indefinite leaves Of absence are
hereby revoked:
gtsrton. IS: Patrick J. Toy, rs James
J; wrynn; IS; E4wws.Tr;d, " I,Shnaible, Is,
Joseph George neatly So So joseph "" Y. Sic,
Govern. q, Thomas + Meehan. 40;
Michael whelan, A., George g, Moench,
Eerrick, q; John j, Powers. 30; Cornelius
McElligoti' 90. James a. Dillon, Train
Ing school
'rs take effect n NJ January I:
Alexander McManus. s3d Prec.. to 18th
prec.
william Grsebc. 2sth Prec. 10 9Th Prec
Lawrence V. Seaman, 3sth Prec., to
eSth Prec
William J, Ryan, 18th Prec.. to 7ith
Prsc.
otto stettner, s3d Prec.. sssgfred to
bicycle duty.
To take effect \ NJ. January 6:
From piv. of National Defence Especial
war rOllJ 10 prrc'n't- Indicated: Anthony
J, Tara, -; James Z. Sterett, -: James
Joseph Murphy. 81.
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LOANS.
PUBLIC NOTICES.


VICE CoMMissioN For THE FiHsr
DISTRICT In the Mate o. the Arpl.s-
PORATlON. under Section lS4 Of the E,'.
road Law, for the Approval OF the PuaN'
Service commission for the First pist-.
Portion OF Its Route and Franchises 8,
the Borough OF Manhattan, Cl;y All
State Of New York. case No. c33l. Nit.
NoriCE is HEREBY GIVEN tina: n.
Belt Line Railway Corporation has made
application to ne Pubic Service cSm,' IS
lsl of the Railroad Law fOr the RpGr"'''
Of a declaration ~ abandonment ~
Manhattan, city OF New York
lath street from Avenue TO A'"gi'
II; Avenue L, from i4th street - ''a
?nd street: md Street. from N,sn.s p
TO Lewis street, Houston street ~"
Lewis street to GOeryN Street ~ N.s-7.
street, from Goerck street to 1s.I
street to Grand street, Manga ~.r."'.
from Houston street to Grand ~'-..'
GRAND street, from Goorrk Stree. 80
Corlears street, Grand street 'r.s
from Mangin street to Hor'cals 80 ..'
Corlesrs Street, from cherry S,r.,' %
south street; Monro" street. r'.f
COrlears street to JACKSON 80.
Front street, South street, from Gore
lears Street to Montgomery r".
Montgomery Street from south g..
Ia Front Street. Front street. f".0'
Jackson street To Mnu'gower' S'-'"'
South street from Montgomery >.r'".
to James Slr, South street, f~..r
James slip to Ola sip. Front stree.
from James slip to WnitehaU s'rrs'
Old SLY, from South Street to Wa"
street, water street, from Old : iu
Broad street; Broad street, f.p.
Water street to South street Snt.'
STREE, from Broad street To Mh,'rla
street; whitehall street, fIoW Fl"..
street to South street. Avenue i-
10Th street to 18th street; sam s'r.
froth 10TH Avenue i've hundred f..l
west,
end that said application viii he heard
said Commission at its Office, so 40 a
fayette street, Borough ~ Nsuhsftan. 't
OF N-w York, on the 9Th dav ~ JauG'f.
1912 at ESQ O'Clock IN IA, aftcrnOoA.
Dated, New York. December II, 1915.
BELT LINE RAILWAY Corporation.
by $, W. HutF. PrcsIdsn.
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ASKS ABOUT MEXICAN CLAIMS.
senator King JnsuccessfuIIy Tries
to Call Up Resolution.

WASHINGTON. Jan Ex-senator King
tttah) made an unsuccessful effort to-
day to call up his resolution asking the
Secretary Of State for information as TO
what steps, II any. have been taken
relative to the settlement of claims OF
Americans resulting from Mexican depre-
dAtions. At the Senator's request II had
been referred to the Foreign Relations
Committee.
In seeking to call up the resolution
Senator King said. claims for hundreds
of millions of dollars have been filed
with the State Department and that in
quiry there shows nothing has been done
as to them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-04
ARMY.
(Day Report)
NEW YORK CITY.


cHALAIRE. Walter Lieut.. III East llnh
HAMBLEN;, Arthur j. Lieut.. Al. West
WALSH. John A. Lieut.. ais Ess. sSth
ST. ,M.
WILSON, Matthew ], A.. Lieut.. sGs5 2sd
st, Brooklyn tW).
FORTE, Salvatore, sergt.. ps Pitt al. (Dwl
MONAHAN, Thomas Eugene, serst IL
Roosevelt av.. Corona (DNl.
SLADE. Hayward. sergt., 5e5 Lafayette
aV, Brooklyn CWUD.
HANNAFORD, Lawrence. corp. So Doug
las st, Brooklyn tW).
McCo0L. Michael A. corp, sos West
pouGHERTY, Thomas A. $50 East aOth
SAINT, anthony corp. 1887 si.t st.
KENNY, Joseph. CORP. GOT sh Av.. Brooklyn
SMITH, John J.. corp. 1850 Bedford av.
AuI1sI Peter, $50 Central av.. Brooklyn
AvALLoNE, Frank, al East 10th st.
BALL. VIM, T., iibs Lincolu pi, Brooklyn
BUELL, Alfred Harry. $40 sist st.
BrRKERT, Anthony Francis, lB Newton
st, Brooklyn tW),
CYCLIC. Sebastian. 1876 9TH sv.. Brooklyn
IWSl.
HALL Richard Grover, .s7 W. lIta St.
(WS),
Coon fiuufd m PoIIo,r}oo pooaN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-04
$4,000 LISTED DEAD LOCATED.
lditiOnnI british prisopcr.
Found In Germany.

LONDON. Jan. 3.-There are $4,000
more British prisoners in Germany than
the British records show, so that a
number of men previously given I'D a.
dead or missing will return to their
ZONES 1t was stated here to-day.
The British had contemplated getting
the last 10000 prisoners out OF Ger
many within fortnight, but the Ger
man records show that there remain in
German hands $4,000 men, of whom
lh,ooo, through the failure OF the Ger
m r to report their capture and the
mems failure to communicate with
friends, had been listed az dead
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ANDREWS, Warren t.. Meriden, Conn.
nusn w.'s So, w,Tnet Coma
BECKER. Fred o., s25 Washington nv.
DAILY, Frank, Indiana polls, IndN
BREWER. Milton, Soxis. Va.
H HAiEdMui, p,via W; ,, Columbia; Pa
MCNAMARA. Joseph H.. New Haven.
McCARTlN. John. Jamaica Plain. Mass,
BuRR. John L., Washington, pa.
TUNAHADtAN, George H., Newton Upper
FLEEMAW. Frederick A., Erie, Pa.
S1MlNAK, Metro, Toledo.
ENDlSEN. G., Centreville. Ind.
KILL XIII E Rober, H. n Tnil@dSp has,
ROSE, Lewis r.. sci W. 10th st.. Now
sCoTT, James NJ. Iee New York av..
sIMoN; John H., PhiladelphIs.
wAKAFiELD. Waiter @, WOrthiugtOn.
SIMON. solomon. Aes Hist st.. New York.
stone. Charles W. sos 9Th st.. Brooklyn.
AsEY. FraSr frances chester NJ; SfT rao W. ""
HrsHwooD. Bernard J., Philadelphia.
JYLHA. Arthur, ELL MINI.
JERNJGAN. Henry Buckhorn. Va.
KNIGHT, Joseph F.. Centralls, w Va.
MARTINELLI Pasco Smmondsville. r. I.
BYRNE. la mel j.. 1853 Utica av.. Brooklyn.
BIoN Carl speidel Ohio.
BtRLEW. Ernest, Butter. Ky.
MEYER. Frank J.. Reading. Ohio.
CuBBISON: Robert e. Zickerson. Kan.
0IELLETTE. Oliver, Lyndonville. VT
SAssEH: benjamin h. 1'o rs Prospect hS pl.
zAICARETrI, Ernest. Philadelphia.
STRAUSS. Edward. i7e E. 18th ST., New
ssHlpR.ANIcH, MarksIm, Chisholm, MINI.
EE,h,IN,WArER Thor.as W. Detroit. Tex.
WILSON. Frank H. Cambridge, Iii.
s MwEssTTFal- H Frank Grand Rapids wis
READY. Austin ", Jersey City. y. J.
kAuFFMAN, Frank j, 2ejO Maytield st.
Itch, william A.. Lynn. Mass
PORE Edward NJ, Hardwick. VI.
SOUTH: Thomas l.. Padcn Miss
WEtsE. Peter h. Fremont. Ohio.
H,UrFMAN, clayton D. Carlisle. Pa,
NoRTHEIMER. Harry IT, Reading. Pa.
sITHNr Hsnjsini,. Cambridge, Ohio
NoRN An. Loon. Phi,Pfel-hia
SMITH. Oakie, John L.. Hartford.
MotPF joseph A. Lornin. Ohio
SrRlPllN, William G.. Helm Ala
CLAYTON, Ambrose. $50 e. SD ST.. New
poYrE. Thomas H.. Avert. Mo
ORTIMOWETZ. Andrew Austria
SCOTT, Hiram, Grass Creek Ind
GTtN\. Robert l.. Newshcrry. Via.
niuCkABME. l.ozelle, SNYDER, Tex.
M HnHTso Clarence s J.. Wnles. y. y.
{ AMPBELL Ralph. Arcols. nj
NoNINCIk. K.stantin. Baltimore.
ntIA
MARVIN. Russell =. Norwood. y. y.
;, ~ Ia X august F Camfrey. MINI.
SCHICkLiNG; Charles. SayreviIIe. y. j.
= IFFIELp. Frank F., New Alexandria.
D0MBRowsKI. Paul A.. Perth Amboy.
rT.7ERnEokT, Howard c, Pittsburg.
r'tMERNNrz. David, 3I7 Madison st.,
BELCuMs, AEnatu. ssS spring st.. New
B PSS$fEEI s,, as;v; Il g w .ysnno;, Va.
DUNE Harry. Knox Pa
Ln%ES. james. wnxrachie. Tex.
kLASS. Solom. Rochester. y. Y.
McEARTHY. Michael ~. Pittsburg.
Mcguire. John l.. Pittsbu-g
MrSUL1N. NIX. CAMBRIA CITY. Pa.
M Hr,G r.sil Long Ltke, Wis.
orON> IL. James. ec1o Eastern Park
o,GARA. John j.. 's Garden st.. Hobok.n.
8 'HMtDEISTER, Alo, s,us. Philadelphia
hos B0SIo OK Everett can eria, la.
n ns,1H r." Mo s.sa't ais Ia y.r,o,
GIi 4, Y tE7: Antoni Mckee. Rocks Pa.
CAMPVTARO. NrgeIo. DerhS. Conn.
LAW. Raymond r.. West Haven, Conn.
LEWIS Hush. Houtzdale. Pa.
sdHOONMtKER. Melvin. Wawars,nx. NY
ONEFRFSKY. Julius. Nahano" CITY Pa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-04

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.--The following
casualties have been made public by the
War Department
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IiSsn sn..oviiie tws).

Mn. Roy A.. Mcconn .ipV 9ws,. "'''
oGLE, Solomon. Sevierville (wS).
REYNOLDS Ana TsxAs Lodge 'Dw'
BROWN. BENJAMIN H.. Capt. Tlmson
HALL. Willie L.. Lieut.. Wharton tws).
ALDERMAN. Tommie r.. corp, Blossom
BLYTHE. Foster NJ. corp. Electra (ws).
BURkLAND. August. corp. New Boston
LYONS. Richard A.. corp. Sherman tws).
REEVES. Thomas j.. corp. Cookville
TRANTHAM. Henry A.. corp. Fort Worth
BARNES. owen Elliott Mount Enterprise
BLAIR; Felix, Trinity tws).
GokLlER; THOMAS b. Grandbury (ws).
HEXpERsoS. DeiSert O.. II Houston uS@l' tws,.
sADLER, william viii M F Fred C oGiinda VS..
SHELToN John, Lafollette twsl.
S sNII Leonard l.; Luther tWsl,
WRIGHT James randever tWs)
KKL dhP qrviIie l., Denton tMl;
NELSON. John, Cold Springs *.
P0WELI4 William r.. Decatur tws).
PRESNELL. Sam E. Pittsburg lWS).
REEVES, oscar. Cason tWSl.
- HkOEDER, John H., West Point tWS).
TYSON. bernice waterman ODD.
WEIR stephen Jasper. San Particle twS).
UTAH.
WE Ray, corp, salins ODD.
kuNz; Rudolph, Ogden twsl:
PRoBERT. Dan w, Ibapah twSJ.
VERMONT.
PHELAN, Edward F.. Capt. Ludlow ODD.
LiaEsKi in" JACOB 81. Fioren ..sn Ok "S'
MORASKI, Anthony. Bellows Falls CWs).
TiNkHAM. Clarence n. Groton tws).
WlMAN. David w. Gassetts ODD.
VIRGINIA.
DAVIS. Winston b. Capt, Lexington
RR3WNLEY, John r.. Lieut., Norfolk
TICKLE, william r. setst., Roanoke Cws,
BLAIR, Charlie NJ, cop" sandy Level
CURTIS. Albert f. corp, wadesvile Cws).
hoBERTs, Edward Fl corp. Rectortown
Holt;i5NsoN, Charles MNSorp, warren,or
R@iSTrREE,;;;, william S, corp, Ports,
SHOEMAKER. Thomas r.. corp. Hanson
SIMPSON, Walter D. corp. Hurt cwsJ.
AlTpEksoN, Alfred, setIersvilie lWs)
h AkER s Ws,sr r. 2Sr; NGr'h Wv'r "s'
BArGHAM. Frank. Capron tws>.
BROWN. Luther T, Ninton ,WS'.
DtRCH. John NJ. Lynchburg tWS)
BtRRELI. Reuben. Lanexa CWSl.
COOK, Adolphus. Jefrers tK).
CON, Leonard X, Lynchburg twSl
ENERTOS. John T. Norfolk VS.
FtRMAN. Jesse j. Mess!c lwsl.
FISCHER. August ], Rio Vista tWSi.
POWERS. George W. Chase city lWSl.
GOoDsQN. Fred Vernon Tindail .wsD.
HAGUE, Everett W. Richmond ,wSi
lIALSTEAD, Webster D. Norfolk WS)
HAYNES. George C., Chileshurg WIS.,.
HO'I.ENS. George, Riner WS).
LYON Guy II, Boomer VS.,
MOORE, Cecil C., Lynchhurg (WSl.
MOORE William. Norfolk ,kl.
PHILLIPS HAMMOND ". Covngton twS
pROFFlTT. Clarence A. Lynchhurg tWS).
REFDY. James F, KonnaroCk tWSl.
RICHARDSON, Morten Henry, Danville
VS.
riDINITR. Thornton C, Floyd VS.
SANDEFER Harry. Newport News rWSl.
SHELTON. John W. Wyfheville VS.
SHIRLEY. James II, Heathsvill" VS.
TAYLOR. Edward F., Harrisonturg tWS).
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Character of casualties is indicated thus:
~ killed In action; tDW) died OF Wounds
,DAl died Of accident or other causes
tDDj died OF diseasc; tW) wounded Sc
fereIy; lWS) wounded slightly; ,wU)
wounded. degree undetermined, iM) miss
Ing. tP) prisoner.
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WASHINGTON. .

WASHINGTON.
GRANT, Elmer $, Spokane Cws).
WEST VIRGINIA.
BRILL Clinton NJ. serg,.. Petersburg
LEONARD, Elmer J. corp. welsburg
ADAMS, Albert, oueensriage ows,.
BROEMsEN. william II. Wheeling tws).
BULLION. Howard C. Webster Springs
nrTTT.EERHAuGH, Mckinley, Dunmore
EVANS. Holm W. woodbine cwsp.
FOLEY. James. fleetwood CWS).
GROAH Philip L.. Plus Kanawha ,wsl.
isNER. Charles Elktns twsr.
ISNER. james Il. $estorvil'e wSl
Johnson. solomon; summit Point Ky.
JUSTICE; Ireland Birch Rive lWS,.
LABlN. Loren, Barbersyile VS..
PLASTER Ezhurn l., Huntington ,WS)
POLLING, Russell L., Thornton Iwsl.
S & !; :. = S s,,. H.; lsssef sWs,,
ZINN, overy f. oxford Cws).
WISCONSIN.
ALLEN, Bernard, serst. Fort Atkinson
BIocK Walter Fred, serst. MenOmon,e
GIGi.ER. George W. sergt. Madison ,wsr.
COUTURE, Alphonse +. corp. Rice Lake
FoNAss. Arup. corp, Menomonie (wsl.
MASUHR. Conrad H. corp. Milwaukee
tWSl.
OrsON' Joseph. corp. oconto tws,.
SCHROEDER. Paul o, corp. Fond du Lac
tWSl
RAYERLEIN. Gregor. Milwaukee tpw).
ROLCHEN. Dominic. Boscobel CMl.
BRADEN. Hollis Martell. wstertown VS.
BRETTSCHNEIDER, Elmer j.. Belo!t
tWSl.
CHASE. John c. Menomonie CDwl
CUMMINGS, Ralph f. Wy"cena ODD.
K ( n A9,ert B s,Sei, Dam Dam 'WS,
ZIELINsKt. Joseph H. Roshoit (Mt,-
WYOMING.
MARQUES. Charles o. Big Horn Cws).
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Continued on Follotoino Paoe.)
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WISCONSIN.
OTHER COUNTRIES.

MARQUES. Charles o.. Big Horn ,ws).
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SMITH, Earl A.. setgt, Greensboro lWS).
BURCH. Brady. corp. Charlotte tWs).
JOHNSTON. Conrad. corp, Davidson WS)
ABERNATHY. German h., Martin (WS).
BAGLEY. Alvin, keny tWS).
BUCK. Tom Milton tWSJ.
GATEWOOD, Able. Wadesboro tWS).
GARNER, Alfred. Lesman tWS).
GREEN, David, Elizabeth city Ky.
HOLT. Haywood w. Raleigh tWS).
HOWELL. Jason, Norwood ODD. -,
HOWELL. Walter L., Beaver Creek IWS)
HUMPHREY. Raymond L., Kellum lMD.
kAMMAN, Willard D., Glen Dale tWSl.
NISTLER, Russell W, Rei1sville lWS).
MILLER, coy Laurel Springs tWSl:
NANTZ Russell F. Iron Station (WS)'
PHIFER, Monroe, Concord (K).
POPE. Henry, Tillery (WS).
RASPBERRY, Elijah, Snow Hill lWS).
TRIP, Samuel La Grange (WS).
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-09-30
PIANO TUNING

Some time ago we engaged as our
future piano tuner, A. d. Disbrow,
who is a graduate Of the New Eng
land Conservatory OF Music, Boston
Boston Piano Tuning School and the
Danquard Player Action School, New
York, and has a practical experience
of eighteen years. He is a member
and western representative of the
National Association of Piano Tuners
which requires highest efficiency Be
for securing Mr.. Disbrow we investi-
gated him al a tuner and mora
standing and heartily recommend him
to all needing his services. He viii
visit Madison at regular periods and
Is here this week. Leave all order!
at Mitterling Piano House.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-09-30

Minneapolis Grain

Minneapolis, Sept. 30.-Corn-De-
mand quiet, offerings small; market
easy to 1c lower. No. 3 yellow
llosed at $1.44@1.45 No. 3 white
and No. 8 mixed, SLAP LAB.
Oats-Easy with slower demand;
No. 3 whites lie over December to &c
under, with more in lower half OF
range. No. 3 white closed at ESQ
csc; No. 4 white oats at So 965c.
Rye-Firm and hs higher, No. z
selling at 202hc over October. De
mand good. No. 2 rye closed al
s1.39ss Q1.39B.
Barley-Demand fairly good anc
market firm to 1c higher. Prices
closed at 97c@$1.27.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-09-30
BUSINESS LOCALS.

We have many calls for modern
city property; do you want to sell
yours?-Lake County Land Co, Inc.
Madison. s. d.
For Sale. All household goods. IN
til Oct. 9Th, at 30S w. Center street.
Mrs. II. #. Reiser.
We have several good farms for
rent. Can give possession at once.
Lake County Land Co.. Inc. Mad
ison. s. d.
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ments. Sale will be held on the diff
ferent farms.-Madson, Swift and
Woodbeck, Owners, Arlington, s. d
Auctioneers: Col. Geo. w. Schultz
E. w. Carlson. Clerks: G. b. Hol
aday. cashier Bank of EsteIline; III
G. Jams. cashier First National Bank
Oldham.
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A. II. q A. Nj.

Regular communication Of Ever
green Lodge No. II A. F. & A. M.
Wednesday evening, Oct. /. Work
Al NJ. M. degree. Refreshments.
Visiting brothers welcome. Order of
w. MA. w. Clark, Secy.
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Sioux City Live Stock

Sioux City, Sept. 30.-Highest level
hit during the days trade was $17.OO,
while the bulk of the light kinds sold
on down to $4,000, with the excep-
ton of a few loads they carried little
IL any finish, while the general bulk
ran from s15.25 to $16.25, with the
lowest sales on rough packers coins
down to $14.50.
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NEWS.

Mrs. r. H. Ebert left Monday al
ternoon by auto for volga.
The VIC. r. II. will meet Wednes-
day at 3 p. M. at the city library.
Hans Urdahl leaves this afternoon
for Minneapolis on legal business.
Mrs. Trfzig and niece, Miss Trizig'
who visiting AZ the farm home
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For Sale. Piano, sewing machine,
two rugs.-Mrs. Henry Hundemer,
407 Lee avenue s.
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THE CITY.


Partly cloudy tonight and Wednes-
day: possibly showers extreme east
portion tonight; warmer tonight and
east portion Wednesday.
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Racing's Value
AS Teacher Less. /
Says Poertner.
Once Had a Distinctly High
Place in Bettering Breed
of Automobiles, but Not
So Now, He Says

= There was . time when, automobile
racing was ono Of the important events
on the motoring calendar, because aside
from It's sporting features it had seri-
Gus purpose In helping TO make auto
mobiles better" says William c. Poert-
ner, president Of the Poertner Motor
Car Company, Metropolitan distributor
"Racing no longer is looked upen a.
anything except a sporting proposition.
and it is doubtful if contest of any
real instructive nature will be held
during the present season. In the
early days practically every important
motor car manufacturer had racing
team. 1t is seven years since the Ma
tional Motor Car and Vehicle Corpora
ton, of Indianapolis, sponsored a rae
ing team. However, the official record
of the contest board Of the American
Automobile Association which was re-
Gently released show that several
marks established by National cars
prior to the company's withdrawal
from competition have yet to be besten.
"The following American records are
credited to the National: Speedway
records, stock chassis, 3o1-45o cubic
inches, for s, 10, Is and 100 miles.
These records were established on tho
Indianapolis Speedway during the
season of 1910. The National stock
cars in the five and 100-mile events
were driven by Tom Kincaid. and the
ten and fifteen-mile records were made
by Johnny Aitken, at a speed of better
than seventy-five mics per hour.
Straightaway records, stock chassis.
301-450 cubic inches, for five and ten
miles. These records were established
on the beach at Jacksonville, Fla. in
March of 1911. The flve-mile stock
car record was made by. Kowdy Wilcox.
and the 10-mile record by Charley
Merz. The National Is still the worlds
stock champion by virtue of its victorv
IN the Ei ia, National stock car trophy
that title for all time, since there ia no
indication' that stock car racing ever
will be revived"