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The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-30

Yesterday Doctor Ray Ferguson was
in from Patagonia.
Break your g1assess. We replace
hem. Arizona Optical Co.
Yesterday Mrs. E. w. Knight was
in from her country home, near the
Tumacacori Mission.
Yesterday Mr.. Thomas Grimm re-
turned from overseas, and his host of
friends are greeting him gladly.
Mr.. ]. A. Small. superintendent Of
the Cananea division, Southern Pa
cific of Mexico, is visiting Nogales.
Mr.. Jack Schleimer of the South
western Realty Company, has return
ed from San Francisco.
Our Bright Lights make your
nights bright. Arizona Gas d
Electric Co.
Mr.. Ricardo Johnson, one Of the old
time mining men Of Sonora, who
makes home in Hermosillo. is expect
ed to visit Nogales next week.
Mr.. John Hoy, mayor of Harshaw,
has returned from a trip out in the
Altar district, looking over some
mining properties.
Yesterday Mr.. Charles s. Mills OF
the Hotel Evans, was taken to st.
Joseph's hospital, suffering from
pneumonia.
Fiscal Agent Arizu, Of the State of
Sonora, on the other side of the line
was reported quite Ill yesterday eve
ming.
The Sun Quits when eur lights go
on. Arizona Gas & Electric Co.
Yesterday Mr.. Oscar F. Ashburn,
manager for Crittenden Land & Cat
tie Company, and supervisor of Santa
Cruz County, was in from the Penn
sylvania rancho.
Mr.. Mason, from Douglas, con-
tractor and builder, has located in No
gales recently, bought lot, and will
build home right away. He says he
has come to stay.
Judge e. Bollinger from Mohave
county, is a sojourper ut Nogales,
sitting on the bench in trial Of the
water case in which Judge O'Connor
is disqualified.
In another column Sheriff Earhart
gives notice Of a sale of Ford auto
truck, forfeited property, that will be
sold under an order from the Superior
Court.
Save your eyes. Consult Arizona
Optical Co.
Mr.. H. A. Chittenden. trainmaster
for the Southern Pacific of Mexico, is
visiting his family in their home on
Elm Street, Nogales, Arizona. having
come up from Empalme Monady eve
ming.
Yesterday Mr.. William Tidwell, of
the firm of Herold & Tidwell return
ed from the East, where he had been
engaged in buying new stock OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25
The Grays Dropped
Game Here Sunday;
Other Amateur Scores

The Las Vegas team defeated the
Grays here yesterday by a score OF
5 70 2. Bad fielding by the Oray's
spoiled the chances Of the home team
for victory.
The Guy-s won Saturdays game
with the sand field artillery team hy
a score % . to !. after the soldiers
had uon the first game % n double
header from the a. as by d score u
s 10. 4.
Three other game were played
sunday boy Albuquerque teams. The
Old Town stars played the Old Town
Browns and defeated them by a score
OF is 20 !. 'rhe Happy-G0-Iucky =
made a trip To Belcn aud same homo
yictors by a score of - 10 2. The
Little Giants OF Old Town. lost 10 tho
Young Grays, Of snn Jose By . score
Of 10 TO .. Los I.unas playing ~
home lost 20 Isleta by a score OF
. 10 1.
The D. o T. club. pennnnt winners
OF the Twilight league. and the ~
rates. viii pay the second game ~
their post-senson series. this evening
at $50 O'Clock AT Washington park.
The 10. q. y. won he first game.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25
GOLFERS ARRIVING
N ALBUQUERQUE
FOR STATE MEET
Ration Delegation is First to Get
Here and VIII Try Our Local
Links This Afternoon-0thers
Coming Later.


The advance guard Of the golfers
who are coming TO the state tourna-
mcnt which opens on Saturday after
noon nrrived IN the city today from
Ration. There were three IN the party
Jack Lyons. Curtis Humphrics and
judge r. u. Leib. They expect an
other Allegation ~ four or nve from
Ration the middle Of the week and
about as many from Dawson.
The Ration party will visit the local
links this afternoon as guests OF some
Albuquerque go.fers u expect 10
play "a few rounds and become fsmil-
lar with the local course In advance OF
the tournament The Ration dcleEa-
ton II out Ia carry on some Of the
honors At the state meet and are here
10 get the lay ~ tho ground.
Delegations from southern towns IN
the state totniling about twenty per-
M are expected to arrive in the city
he latter part OF the week In time for
the opening event saturday afternoon.
Sunday was a busy day on the local
course. many Albuquerque PLAYERS
spending he day there getting In trim
for the state vents.
The local entertainment committee
also completed its plans for the enter
taiumont ~ the visitors ana all Is in
readiness FOR their arrival.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25
Mortuary

EtNNEY-Thc body Of James
Bedford kinney. a. years old. who
died saturday afternoon. was shipped
10 brownsville. Tenn. sunday morn
ing by Strong Brothers. The fuperal
win he held in Brownsville. Tie is
survived hy q wife and sever children
ROBERTS-Funerai services for
I. a. Roberts who died SATURDAY
viii De held at strong BrothorA' chapel
his evening at 2 o'clock. under the
auspices Of the Elks. The Rev. Neil
Ferguson viii conduct the religions
scfviccs. Burial VIII be In Fdirvieg
cemetery.
SOLDNNO-Fuuerai services for
ANDRES %Soldnno, who died on thc train
Friday morning. we're held this morn
Ing al strong Brothers chapel ~ 90
o'clock.
FLANNEBN-John 4. Flnnucrv. a.
years Old died saturday at bis home
on North Eighth street lie came
here from Atchiron Neh.. over two
years ago. Strong brothers shipped
the body TO Atchison Dis morning.
whore the funeral viii hc held He is
survived boy q wife and four children.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25
FORESTRY OFFICE
HERE SENDS HELP
TO FIGHT FIRES


a telegram was ~rccsived b. the
local forestry office on saturday after
neon from the northwestern district
headquarters a. Missouri. Montnna,
reuuestlne hela IN Fighting ~ forest
fires Nhih have been rh9inf during
the enflre This district was
requested some werke q to hold
men ~ readiness. but n was beiteved
the situation had daEcd somewhat
Now. however. an the help possible
4 being raised al over The country.
and the best equipped fire-fIEhtets
are beInE called upon.
A. this 0lstrict ~ the most remote
from the trouble. the request a con-
ala4fad a. a last rcsoufce. The fol-
lowing mes eft q rev hours after the
fflcrfnm pna received. three to Spo-
hare. Washington. and two "a Kali
tpflI. nunfara. Forest Supervisor
Hugh CalkIns. Aihuouefque: Forest
hanger Carl "A. Rihlett. Of the Sit
nreapeH n. A. Snowflake. Arizona:
Fereal Supervisor @. Fred Arthur. Of
lhe Lincoln n r. AiamoEordo. y. NJ,
Forrest Ranger Francis l.. kirbcy,
Crook y. ~. snffotd. Arizona: Forest
, Excminer /. n LcHsel cocuninl, y. "
f1argsiaff. ArisonaA
1he forest service men will be In
charge OF crews Of hundreds OF men.
KaIispeli and spokane are the recruit
inH points n labor ceutcrH where
large nrenclrs afs maintained 10 fur
uisn fresh supplies Tor fire inca. This
4 extremely hazardous duty. The
fires are IN inaccessible places. MY
and one hundred miles from rail-
roads. In the fires Of 1910 which did
not approach This years confaEretion
m extent or seriousness. tho live OF
eiehty forest rangers were lost
The confingration represents q
tremendous loss In timber resources
and ia the most ~ discriminating the
fires. Missoula reports a7o new fires
~ ten days. hat is from August I 20
10Th. covering 100000 acres in earea
Since the first Of Tho year there were
147f fires, covering an area Of 1884,
81 acres. Since July ! alone nearly
enc million dollars has been spent
~fre-nehtinR. The district forester 81
MfHsoula wires that Weather fore
casts predict nothing favorable. 60
W. are thrown back on b resources
Of hard work and high hopes. n tho
present connafrations are not to out
distance anything in the history OF
the forest scry1ce-'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25
German Trade Seeks
To Resume Business
Relations with u. s.

A form letter has been resolved by
the Albuquerque Chamber Of Com
iherce from a German firm requesting
= resumption AZ trade relations with
German business houses A similar
letter has probably been sent 10 every
board o. trade In this country.
Germany IN AT It's last" rum the
text - has neither food. nor goods.
nor raw materials, and IL looking to-
wards America for help"
This writer Ernst Bobsin Of Ham
burg. states that there L. a trcmen-
dous Opportunity for American bust
ness 10 build up It's trade and inter
eets In Germany, and dtkireE firm
propositions, and offers with prices,
discounts. commissions etc. The epis-
sir IL much misapeiied n thrifty
written on both sides Of the paper.
"America" Is spelled with a small
"a" although Herr Bobsin says that
he was for several years In the United
States getting familiar with Ameri-
ean trade
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25
Greeks Here
May Join in
Thrace Appeal

Members OF the Greek colony Of
Albuquerque have received copies or
a resolution OF the Greek Community
st. Constantine OF Brooklyn. appeal
ing to congress cor the rights az
Thrace. The resolution was sent to
the two United States senators from
New York and 10 representatives In
congress " the Brooklyn districts.
The movement is to be carried
throughout the United states and Il
is probable hat the local colony will
send n similar appeal 20 the senators
and congressman from this state.
The resolution roca into detail ia
the Thrace problem and asks the
American congress- 10 save the prov
inre from the danger Of partition by
which II Is threatened on account OF
what u alleged TO h. tho uncompro-
missing attitude Of the American dele
cation to the Paris peace conference.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25
MAN BOUND OVER FOR
THEFT OF SIX BLANKETS

pleaded guilty In police court this
morning 10 n charge u larceny OF six
NtNalu blankets from thF home OF
Mfs VI. Mason. ~ South High street
ana was bound oyer 10 the grand
jury.
Brewer was first arrested last
"Wednesday, but was discharged for
lack Of Information. sunday he pack
ed the six blankets on his shoulder 10
lslctu and there consigned them by
express TO his father a. Corhin. Ky.
Tho express clerk suspected that the
blankets had been stolen and notified
the sherifrs office and an officer was
sent there and arrested Brewer on his
way back 90 Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25
Who's Here
T0DAY'S ARRIVALS AT
G HOTELS

STJRGES.
q. g. Penny. klnFman, Knns.
r. ~ Edmiston and wife, Los An
"a Snyder. santa Fe.
Neal Johnson. Estancla.
=. II. Porter, New Mex.
clyde Kiuman aud wife. Canton.
4. ID. Henderson. Peoria.
a. Levy, Peoria.
John r. Marshall. taiguna.
< Abraham. Laeuna.
oscar kucker. Regina.
John g. WATSON. Regina.
Neal cromwell Regina.
G. Fugatt, OPTIC Ranch.
e.. George, cuba.
J. NJ. igoe. III Pnso.
r. y. keish. III paso.
AINAHNDO.
r u. Maruis. Los Angeles.
W. r. Heuula. Chicago.
julie Hubbell Tazarito.
Mrs. Geo. Mackenzie. Santa Fe.
Mrs. James " cerrito. brooklyn.
Mrs. G. A.. rixby. New York city.
a. ID. ciaussen. iaurens. Iowa,
NJ ciaus~on. spencer, Iowa.
Adoiph RoSenneld. Chicago.
T. - Sheiiabergcr, Chicago.
". Levy. New.f ork uity.
Mr. und Mrs. al -. Scobce, ~ Paso.
A.. Case and wife. New York city.
Mrs. p. "A. nurns. Silver city.
a Fall. New York city.
q. Aiazurn NJ Pnso.
kobt. Tanpeft. L. Vegas.
r. J. Tony. Los Angeles.
A.. J. Toby and wife, Los Angeles.
J. -. Morris chicago
&. }. ituinphrfys. llaton.
} r. Lyons. Eaton.
+ g.. t.eib. Rafon.
George Ssh. San Francisco.
j. * Allen. New York city.
" "a Granger. Fl Worth.
W. ". Smith. ~ Worth.
COMBS
warren Blanton. Santa Fe.
NJ. W. Hancy. Denver.
Soad Salary West Fan. Texas.
a. :. Nidur. Santa Re.
~. T. kemper. Demiug.
:. y. Green aud wife. Santa Fe.
g.. Y. Bennett. Tucson
n. N. Petit and wife. Gallup.
A. NJ Brock. BunalO. y. :.
Mrs. II. A. Crawford. Roswell.
Lours Crawford. Roswell
r J, Murphy. Las Vegas.
Max a M0ntuya. San Antonio, y. VI.
b s Mitchell, Santa Fe.
j. q Phillips. Ration.
g. v. Olson. Fl Wingnte. y. NJ.
r. l.. hewitt, Santa Fe.
Chns : McGoln. ~. Bliss. Tex.
Harry Wolf. San Francisco.
j. A. Kelly, Kansas tity.
Las Vegas BASE Ball club.
John X. Turks. Las Vegas.
y Montana and wife Las Vegas.
~ j. Hurt and wife. Las Vegas
r. VI. Furman and VIE. Dallas. Tex
j. J.. Furmau, wife. ana son, Dallas.
rcN.
~ Romero and family. Mo|untalnalr.
huht. Sears and wife, Schollc.
Laurence Hledsoc. Estancia.
Lester j. Ross Kansas city.
w. g. Smith Tucumclri
Mr. AMI Mrs G. H. Morris, Ahcrluhc.
rex
Jake Levy. Santa Re-.
Harry Luyeltud. Santa re.
W Iersou and wine. III paso. o..
$. a. Reed and wife. VI Pa-o.
j.. Mct'uWmln and wife, III puso.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25
AT THE THEATERS TODAY

"B" neutrality-suspicious. Dorothy Gsh in "Ill Get Him
Yet . also repeating the episode Of THE Tigers Trail, - and the
Current Events reel.
IDEAL TH~EATER-Closed for repairs and rcpapcring; will
reopen Wednesday with W. w. i%Iodkinson's superfeaturc.
'Thunderbolts of Fate; - also Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran in
THE Strike Breakers
LYRIC THE~ATER-Repeatng Easy to Make Money, -
with Bert Lytcl as the star also the Semon comedy, Passing
the Buck"
PAsTIME T"HEATER-Gladys Brockwel will repeat in
The Sneak today also the Sunshine comedy, Shadows of the
Past"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25
Enrolment for
High School Will
Open on Wednesday

Students expecting to attend the
hiph school should enroll this wcck.
according TO "a notice given out hy
superintendent OF city Schools John
Milne this morning.
Enrolment viii begin Wednesday
FOR the freshmen. sophomorcs should
enroll Thursday and the juniors and
seniors Friday Tho high school
building viii he open from . 10 ~
and from . 20 u'clock on those days
Since the high school classes viii
be- organized on the basis OF this en-
rollment b. Will be 10 the advantage
Of the individual student to register
and Co choo, q his courHss on the day
specified Those enrolling later viii
have Ia accept tho arrangement of
cltsses which suits the convenience OF
the largest number signing up ON tho
proper dnN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25
Boy Scouts Will BE
Decorated on Labor
Day By r. p. Mahaney

six medals will be awarded to the
boy Scouts OF Albuquerque for merit.
torious service rendered. al the Labor
Day celebration at Robinson park.
Thse medals viii he pinned on the
scouts by Assistant Secretary Of La
hor Rowland y. Mahhncy, OF Wash
lngton, who will be the speaker Of the
day.
At a meeting OF the committee on
entertainment for the Labor Day cell
cbration. held AT the Labor temple
Yesterday morning. arrangements
were made Tor Attorney John Lehner
TO make the adhreas nf Mnlcome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25
TEACHERS "wELcUM TO
ALBEKERKE," SAY KIDS
. To TBE TEACHERS or 4
. nERNAIIIIO COUNTY. 4

Bi4ttN Ai4hldiO tOt NI1. =
, dERE tEhcHERs: =
> our paws all belong 10 the =
. Albuquerque chamber of com =
. cree aud thcy sed TO we Kids Z
. hat they liked teechcrs and =
. liked 10 see I'm IN taown and Z
. that YOU wuz aiwase WEI Z
D CUM TO ALBUQUERQUE. they Z
. sod tew that as fur as NAV Z
D was CONSERVED that II wood be Z
. mulch better for We kidds 20 Z
. tel you that use are welcum I
. than for are paws 60 make cny I
= brakes and Kit IN bad al home 4
= No We kiddS whuss uaws frc 4
. Live buzlness men Writo you ln I
= there hc-haf tew SAY WEI 4
= CUM ten thousand TIMES and I
. CUM AGAIN" and tie chamber I
. OF tell yors- weitnn I
. and the hole tnown tew and We I
. Kids and We are glad W cum I
. and cum again ana have a Bis
. time vile a are hear.
. THE KIDS UF ALBEkERKE
. ORR PAWS WHO BELONG
. 10
y CHAMBER or COMMERCE.
. step Lively"
. y. s We Kidds well Sc VA
. lnteR SOON.
. y. u. don't Show this iew 4
y missus Wilson CUE we no her
y and She lives hear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25
Formation of Parade
for Labor Day to Be
in Seven Divisions

Six divisions OF Labcr Unions with
their nnnts and Representatives. ani
a seventh dissslon comprising the
BOY Scout and the County clubs. viii
march in the Labor Day parade. The
formation. with the marHhals OF the
divisions aad the line Of march Is a.
follows;
FIrrf Division-E. r. swope. marsh-
al: form on Gold Ave, west Of SECOND
street; Grand Marahais. Police De
partment Governor and StNff CITY
Commissioners. Fire Department, o.
fIcerH Of Central IAbor Body, and
Speakers. Winaiow Band.
Second Division-Ed. Fields, mar
shall: form on South Third street; Re
tail Clerks. Carpenters. Bricklayers.
Painters. Plumbers. Electrical Work
crs. Hod Carriers.
Third DIVISION J. W. Fredericks,
marshal; form on South Fourth
street. Printers and Prrasmen: Book
binders and and other affiliated
trades, BARRIERS. Laundry Workers.
Cooks and Walters. Stationary Fire
men. Tas1ors, Transfers. Cigar Max
rrs. Brewery Workers. all fonts rep
~resensing union stores.
Fourth Division. J. Heaney.
marshal: form on South Firth street;
Band. RAILWAY Brotherhoods. Rail-
way Clerks. Sheet Metal Workers
Bailermakers, Biacksmiths.
Fifth Division-W. r. Horne. mar
shall; form on South Sixth street;
Railway Mail Clerks, Other civil
Service Employees. Maintenance OF
way. Railway Carmen.
sixth Divtaion-Thos. McElvain.
marshal; form on South seventh
street: Band. Machinists, Federal
Unions.
All floats shall form with their
respective locals and each local Il
notified 20 elect q Captain; such Cap
inin to immediately get in touch with
Chairman OF the farLde Committee
D. u. swope. telephone number 2ifo'
W
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25
Commissioner May
Set Election Date
at Meeting Tonight

a special meeting OF tho city CONF
m%issioncrs will be held tonight TO con-
ader u date Tor the special election
at which two additional commission
prs will be elected. ~ provided for In
the recent amendment 10 h city
charter. The date may be liked at to-
nights meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25
MAN FINED FOR BINDING
WIFE AND BEATING HER

Jose Jlron. an Indian. was arrested
Yesterday when creams from hin
home attracted the attention Of
nelghbors who called In the police.
They found Mrs. Iiron bound by the
feet and he had been rolling her
around the house u beating her.
In the police court this morning
Iiron explained that Jealousy was the
cnuAe Of his actions. Judge Mcclellan
did not think the prisoners methods
OF dealing with his wife were just the
proper thing under the circumstances
and fined the prisoner $40 and costs.
That Baggagemnn is Henry. Phone
9a9.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25
MAsoNs TO HOLD BIG
PICNIC ON LABOR DAY

The Shriners and the Masonic club
q frat@rnal combination that stands
FOR n big time. have made plans for a
big picnic at Alameda grove on la
Dor Day. The picnickers viii bring
their own basket lunches. which will
be supplemented BY ice cream. coffee,
aud watermelon TO be furnished hy
the club. There will be baseball
games. pie eating contests. races OF
an sorts. and target practice, by way
OF amusement after lunch.
The picnic h. under the manage
ment OF Peter stewart. II. y. Mead.
g NJ. Barber, q. r. Peterson and
~. +. M-ltcrs.
A spruce young man ISN'T ever
green.
Ignorance is bliss until 1t begins 10
associate with eEotism.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25
Seattle Commission
Men Are Arrested E
boarding Potat

Seattle. wash. Aug y Ten
he commission men were arrl
here today charged with hOa I
several hundred thousand pound
POTATOES In an attempt 10 incl
prices. -Four Of the ten were
unenc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25
Germany Declines
to Ask for Allied
Troops in Silesia

Paris. Aug. 25-Germany has de-
ciinsd 10 invite allied troops TO ro-
lee siiesia before they have that
YiFht under the treaty, which stipu-
lafes that they are TO safeguard ne
plchiscife there.
The Riieaian situation IL unsatlEfac-
tory and tho Germans are reported to
r. bringing about a rccrudehcence OF
Tho recent reign Of terror In that
province.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25

Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert ,. srtzeu and
daughter. Dorothy Sullivan. left on
me Limited last Wednesday for
aauthern California.
Miss Louis wilkinson has returned
from 4 visit with friends In las Vegas.
Colorado Springs aud Denver
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25

Phone TIE Herald vuur vacation sddrs,,
md have The nsBef follow 500
keep in touch with tho home nsvs
Chaage your addrrss A. often a. you iiAs
Or give ne your Itinerary.
pbaue Asa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-25

Ignorance is bliss until 1t begins 10
associate with eEotism.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-06-05
Townleyism And The Tweed Ring"
Continued from First Page,


Vanderbilt !.
with his
of his honor - Of the
at Greenwich ne inquired pointing Who the
That Mercury the god of merchants and
That's bully! said Tweed Put him
city those least
voabe else neutral to the Ring
They matters
that seemed hopeless hard
"Bu pride goeth b,sore Tweed was
arrested and million dollars November year.
he elected to the Though
everything him sighed
liberty He promised released
a property and effects Some that
the man and would be glad to have him No
him made however, and he continued
By reading the above will be
accomplish at the the public If
kind political organization
differences
time there striking resenblances.
succeeded
absolutely controlling branch
they his" grating public contracts
Tons stores
and other allied enterprises Both
Tweed admired statue thieves Towny
the public platform to the fact that his wouldn't
Tweed managed
they our times the
1871 Towney has managed
direction The manipulatns
Newspapers wsre for long either
intends the
chosen
If tells ito old
just cite him the the
than has been days by It
And all that needed keep
the Townley n power enough. :.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-06-05
BRADDocK NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Baxter, Wayne,
p. A. Lee and j. j. Ryan motored to
Bismarck last Sunday. Mr.. Ryan re-
manned in Bismarck but the others
returned on the train Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. w. Allen and the
Misses Anderson and Wright motor
ed down to Napoleon last Friday av-
ening to hear Frank j. Last talk on
his experiences in German prison
camp.
A. C. Stalk came over from Self
ridge Saturday to visit with his fam
lily. He and his wife motored over
to Hazslton Sunday and from there
to Selfridge.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. vern York,
Friday morning, May 23d, an eight
pound baby boy. Mother and child
doing nicely. Congratulations.
Postoffice Inspector Coleman was
here the past week and inspected the
local postofice which was in excellent
condition according to his report.
This is the first time that this Office
has been inspected in four years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Sisco, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Sisco, Mrs. L. H. Sisco, and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Aarvig came up Sun
day and together with Mr.. and Mrs.
~ m n>-kn. $1,000 ~..A A.SAl.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-06-05

Frank Meier and Anna Meier to
Anton Bosch sen of 26-132-76. 49,
10000.
Jacob Herr Jr. and Christina Herr
to R P Buck NWA of 31-134-75. $4,-
100000.
Maurits Van Soest and Anna Van
Soest to Joe Van der Vorste, lot 6,
blk 80, Milwaukee Land Company's
fourth addition to Strasburg. $275.