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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-02
TO GRAVEL COUNTY ROADS.
Mitchell County Prepares to Lay
Sixteen Miles Of improvements. !

Special to Times Republican.
Usage, March mitchell county
is soon to have sixteen miles OF
graveled roads. The gravel will
start at the county line south Z OF
Orchard and extend thru Usage, to
st Ansgar. II will not conform ex-
actly to the Red Ball road. but will
take the shortest distance, and it is
probable that when 1t is completed
the Red Ball will be changed to the
graveled one.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-02
Probe Banks Condition,

Special to Times-RepuhIican.
Killduff, March "A petition will
be presented to Judge Dewey at
Newton Wednesday, looking to the
appointment OF a receiver for the
Swearengen bank OF Killduff follow
ing the absconding of +. w. Swear
engen, it's president.
= Friends Of the banker insist that
the assets will cover the liabilities
of the bank. Estimates as to the
size of either are vague.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-02
STILL IN NEeREss' HOME.
Lcelorsd Woman Of Cedar Rapids Ex.
mart n Maktno Aaanahin>

OSsS'SS sSSUGu ~ SO0aT u0psoB 6As
pert at Making Moonshins. y
Cedar Rapids, March Shades OF
the Kentucky mountains and echoes
Of mopnshiners OF the olden days
were discovered by the police last
Saturday night at the homo OF Mrs.
1Avada WrtSht, negro $50 II street
vest, with Tho result that one Of tbs
most complete stills In captivity and
the frst to be captured here in years,
to1e4her with seven and one hale
pints OF home made whisky are now
sassly guarded IN the chiefs office
IT tho police station .ss
The arrest Of Mrs Wright reveals,
ssay. the police. ono OF tn most dar,
lHg KEN ofwaniasA atosmpta g
accnshlning ~ AcotlegUlns Svsr
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-02

relieve colds. headache. teetA0GA
iearache, nsuralsia, iunbaso. sAsanG
tisn. nsuritds joint pains. aAA DaAI
generally.
Handy tin boxes q twelvs taASol|
cost but few cents. DFug4ioto 81
sell larger ~Bayer'' packageA A.
pirin IL the trade mark q N.Y.
manufacture Of Observation-Disclosures
Of Salicylicacid
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-02
Death Of Shell Rock Pioneer.

Special to Times RepubIiCan.
Shell Rock, March Mrs. J. RI.
Wright. pioneer citizen Of Shell
Rock. died at her home in the city
Saturday, death being due TO old age
and complications. Mrs, Wright came
to Shell Rock In 1870 and had re-
sided here for fifty years. Her age
was 50 years. Mrs. Wright owned
considerable property in Shell Rock
and Schenevus, ~ Y. The funeral
services were held Monday at 2:30
d. m.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03
/ SUES THE STREET
RAILWAY co. FOR
$1,000 DAMAGES

Another case crept out Of the much
debated controversy. whether the Gary
street Railway Company has the right
10 keep passengers from getting on
their Special" Forty Fifth avenue cars
this side Of 27th avenue yesterday
when Mrs Liza sirak hled a person
Al injury suit for $1,000 through her
attorney. Kenneth Call in the Gary su-
perior court.
According 20 Mrs Sirak in the COM
plant. she boarded q 10Th Avenue Ely
press on Inc 27th Of April after a
shopping trip IN the business district
The car was crowded with workmen
and her arms nlled with bundles. but
she fnalIy reached seat
AT 18th avenue the car stopped to
take on passenger and when Mrs
Sirak attempted to get off she alleged
that she was forced back on the car
by conductor Leroy NordahI who ex-
planned that it was not a regular stop
She was then forced to stand in the
crowded exit OF the car and when the
car reached 27th avenue the car sud
denly stopped. the door New open and
Mrs Liza was thrown heavily to the
street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03

other officers detailed to the SIS 81
August 1st we're Lieut.. J. e. Gresham.
Ensign J. Bailey Longsta6. OF Neo-
raska and Gunner Robert Holt OF In
diana.
The accident to the SIS occurred
when she made crash dive which
caused her to he PARTIAL yfooded. a
later dispatch stated. Officers. lack
ing complete Information, were at a
loss 10 explain just how the snip had
become flooded while making the dive
dispatch received this morning
from the Gen. Goethals was as FOL
lows.
Submarine SIS partially noodeo
while making p crash dive. Latitude
$3.50 " longitude 74-o2 west.
crew and officers all safe request
press and relatives he notified ga
at an inclination Of 60 degrees down
by the bow Lashed TO 5 s. Alauth-
Gus BEING towcd Delaware break
water Boat can Nc salvaged Crew
and officers still aboard Alautheus."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03
GARY ELKS
PLAN PICNIC
Expect to Draw Big Labor
Day Crowd From All Ov-
er the Calumet Region.

Going to the Gary Eiks picnic on
Labor Day?
II you are you will be included in
the monster crowd which Is expected
70 hit the trail for Chandler's Farm
next Monday afternoon and evening
Some three or four thousand EIks
from all the lodges in the Chicago
district are expected TO be on hand
TO take part in the festivities and II
there is anything missing on the pro
gram it Will only be an oversight on
the part OF the entertainment com
mittee.
Features OF the Elks gala. day are
the barbecue and oldfashioned mul-
liSan, together with an entertainm Mt
program that includes everything from
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03
SUSPECTS
BOOKED ON
OPEN CHARGE

BY the arrest of four Chicago young
men in the heart OF the Gary business
district early this morning, il is prob
able that the police may he able to
offer a solution 10 3 string of mysteri-
Gus clothing store robberies that have
been reported during the past three
months and has Melted the thieves in
the neignporhood of $4,000 worth of
silk shirts. ties. underwear. shoes, suits
wearing apparel
1t was shortly af$er three O'Clock this
morning that Of1cer Connolly. former
Miller beach policeman was travelling
beat in alley 1 in TIE rear of Mil
ler's Togery. that ne detected the forms
of a number of men moving about in the
darkness. Single handed he bounced
upon them. covered them with his re
volver and took tn em to the station.
Al the station they were booked as
Joseph MCGOWAN. list and Cottage
Grove avenue, Edward Lee. 6719 Perry
avenue. Raymond Howard. 1929 s. Stew
art avenue and Earl Summers. 704S s
Chicago avenue Their ages range from
- to % years
According to the police this morning
they believe that the quartette were
getting Ecady to make a haul az Mil
ler's Toggery or some other nearby
store. They are being held on an opcr
charge today and will be given a
thorough questioning
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03

Lake Superior Court Hammond. Ind
will hold memorial meeting in mem
CRY OF our late comrade David e. Boone
al which time set program will be
given that will be interesting. not only
to the lawyers and friends OF M
Boone. but to the public in general.
The public generally, throughout the
county IL invited 10 be present No
man has spread the gospel or citizen
ship with more earnestness and cons;s
tency than our friend Boone and his
memory is entitled TO be refreshed by
such a memorial.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03
COMMITTEE
ISSUES NEW
SUBPOtNAES

CHICAGO Sept 3--Membors Of the
senate "slush fund" committee left
Chicago today following adjournment
until next Tuesday without hearing
Edmund n Moore. Gov. Cox's person
a. emissary.
Moore appeared before the commit
tee yesterday but 1T was learned his
testimony was concerned only leads
TO evidence OF $l5, 600. 600 republican
campaign fund the committee adjourn
ed until Tuesday without further qucs-
tioning.
Before adjournment the committee
in executive session, issued subpoenaes
for the following persons.
Harry NJ. Blair. Marion. O.. nm
anclal wizard of the republican cam
paign.
Mrs. Jacob Bauer. Chicago, vice
chairman Illinois ways and means
committee.
Fred A Miller, chairman Ohio re-
publican ways and means committee
Warren S D!ckey, chairman MIS-
souri, republican ways and means COM
mittee.
II. 6. Garrett winchester. chair
man Kentucky republican ways and
means committee
W. X Woodford and Dudley :.
Blossom, Cleveland. o. republicans.
The Cleveland men are 70 be ques-
toned on democratic charges that
Cleveland was assessed a campaign
quota independent Of that levied
against the state
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03

athletic events. music. dancing. to =
pie-eating contest. It IL to be one OF
those good oId-fashioned picuics where
has a good time
Invitations have been extended 10
members of the Chicago. East Chicago,
Whiting. Hammond. Oak Park Blue
Island lodges and other herds in this
district and all are expected TO res
pond with big delegations. From the
corner Of Ridge Road and Broadway
south Of Gary. the tran is 10 be hlaz-
ed to the Chandler home. so you VIII
be unable to lose the way.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03

WASHINGTON. Sept. Another
name has been added to the list or
naval heroes and it is that OF Lieut..
Commander Charles NJ. cook, Jr.. IN
command Of the [. 5 submarine 50.
according to early and incomplete dis
patches received by the navy depart
ment today regarding the fate OF the
submarine which was submerged Tor
more than IS hours.
Although in a greatly weakened con
dltion, Lieut.. Commander Cook re-
rnained aboard his vessel during all Of
the rescue work. A message received
here stated and was the last man TAX
en- aboard the rescuinE ship. the u.
s. s. Alautheus His condition was
reported to be serious. although he was
responding TO treatment.
The plight of the So was discover
ed when the George ". Goethals, an
America nvessel. saw a telephone buoy
foated from the submarine. The buoy
vas ringing and q small boat was low
cred from the Goethals- The telephone
operator IN the submarine said the
vessel had been disabled then for 80
hours She was almost vertical, max
ing il impossible TO release any OF the
crew through the torpedo tubes. which
are n the bow A later message from
the telephone operator said the sub
marines air was being exhausted. Dt-
vers were then loweded from the Goe-
thals. small lhole cut in the sub
marines hun and an air hose insert
ed
Later cables were passed around the
submerged vessel to hold il from
sinking farther.
Communications tn naval stations
sent destroyers rushing 10 the scene.
Only the most mea gre word had been
received from these ships early today,
their messages merely stating that the
men and officers all were safe ana
were on their way TO the Delaware
breakwater with the Atlautheus tow
ing the disabled craft.
The early dispatch received here sta
ted
SIS partially foated Crew and Of
Hcers saved and now abroad L. s. >.
AtIautheus bound for Delaware break
water Submarine resting little he
low surface At 60 degrees. Captain
lasc man to leave vesseL although in
bad cond ton. recovering. Men re-
covering
No mention was made IN the dispatch
- the method Of rescue but officers in
the navy department assume that res
cue vessels had succeeded in lifting the
submarine out Of the water far enough
to permitting a hole through her sides
through which the crew and officers
were taken.
Commander Cook IS from Arkansas.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03
Keep Your Blood Pure
IF you Expect Good Health

You can in A large measure avoid
liza bility to disease. by the use OF
{. 6. S, the wonderful blood RENE
dy that has beer in constant use
FOR more than fifty years. S. S s.
cieanses the blood thoroughly. /.
is sold by druggists everywhere
For valuable literature and med
ical advice absolutely free, write
today 70 the Medical Dept Swift
Specific Company, Swift Labora-
tory. Atlanta. Cd.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03
'WITCHING HOUR"
FOR GARY

Tie witchinR Hour" company that
recently scored hit at Mandal hail in
Chicago, viii put on production in
Gary on the evening OF September IS
and IS according to Information given
out yesterday
The cast is made up Of a group Of
players from the Chicago university
and they viii appear in the famous
Augustus Thomas drama Mss Louise
Elenore Lynch. head OF the expression
department Or the Emerson School. IS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03
THIEVES ARE BUSY

The home of Charles Durey Corlcw
1855 Fayette street. was entered some
time last night by g burglar who stole
ST. from the pocket Of Mr.. Coriew's
trousers. The thief gained entrance
through the front door which was
standing open this morning
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03

YOU can not overeStimate the
importance of Keeping the blood
free OF impurities.
Any slight disorder or impuri-
~ is a source of danger. as every
vital organ of the body depends
upon the blood supply to properly
oerform its functions.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03

featured BY the company and Il was
partly through her efforts that the play
ers have decided TO come TO Gary. p
z Evans manager OF the company was
in Gary yesterday and made arrange
ments 1or the rental OF the theatre on
the above dates
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03
Doth Century Limited Kills
Family of Three in Indiana

BUTLER. Ind. Sept. 2.-Mr. and Mrs
g r. McRAe and their daughter. Ina.
Of Edmonton Alberta Canada. ware
killed at grade crossing three mifes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03
LAWYERS TO
HONOR HIS MEMORY

The Lake county LAWYERS. on sept.
Il 1890. At 600 M. N Room 1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03

east OF here yesterday Their Auto.
mobile was struck by the Twentie r
Century Limited on the New Yors
Central lines
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03
i. S. SUB
IN PLIGHT
IS SAVED
BULLETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
NEW YORK, sept. 3-FOur officer&
and "a men, the crew of tho L : sub
marine SIS, were safe today after sub
merslon in their disabled vessel at
most forty eight hours Oft the Della
ware cRpcs.
radio message received early to-
day at the Brooklyn navy yard said
the merchant ship AIautheus was tow
ing the disabled undersen boat TO the
Delaware brenkwater.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03

FOR sALE-s1.5O0 on easy terms. lots
s0x120 including large quantity OF
lumber location south side. This Ia an
opportunity for the fellow with q small
amount Of cash and some extra time 70
get q home Phone 1920 Inquire 1864
Calumet Ave Hammond 9-3-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03

ines 0ep-s ~----l-e IS the oes
effort can furnish.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE@Dodge touring car, cash or
terms 9 Doty St Hammond. 9-5 Z
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-15

Tonight the Masonic brethren and
their ladies will enjoy social time to-
>gether at the Elks Home. There is to
be course banquet at 7:30 followed
by program of speeches, toasts and
music and in addition to that those
who like to trip the Eight fantastic
toe" will have an opportunity to in
dulge in that pastime. The committee
in charge has so arranged this pro-
gram that dancers and non-dancers
alike will be able to have an evening
Of entertainment and fun. Those who
do not dance can listen to very ex-
cellent program prepared. Plates for
over 200 have been reserved for this
evenings affair. The committee urges
everyone to be present at 7:3O sharp.
The banquet hall is very limited in
space for the large crowd to be pres
ent and late corners will make it very
inconvenient for those who are seated
if stragglers come in and compel then,
to move after once being seated. Take
heed and be on time.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-15
HARVEY TAYLOR
COUNTY CHAIRMAN

- Work is now well under way for
the United Simultaneous Financial
Campaign Of the Interchurch World
Movement which is to take place the
last week in April. County directors
are now appointed in forty-one out Of
the fifty-three counties in the state.
These directors will coordinate the
financial campaigns of the participate
ing denominations and will seek to en-
list the Import Of all friendly citizens
i'll the worldwide missionary pro-
gram of the United Churches of
America.
These directors are for the most
part public spirited business men. In
many instances they are men who have
led in Red Cross or Liberty Loan cam
paignS. At their head as state direc-
tor is Wesley C. Mcdowell of Marion,
the well known director of the last
three Liberty Loan Drives. The other
directors are as follows:
Z Adams county-Wm. A. hide, Het-
finger.
Barnes county-Harvey E. Taylor,
Valley City.
Z Benson county-Victor WARDROBE,
Leeds.
Bottineau county-F. C. Faulken-
stein, Bottineau.
Burke county-Harry Gill, Portal.
Cavalier county-C. E. Johnson,
Langdon.
Cass county, N. M. Hatcher, Fargo.
Divide county,. H. Phelps, Crosby.
Eddy county-Hugh Peoples, New
Rockford.
Foster county-Gug Cook, Caring
ton.
Grand Forks county-W. /. Forbes,
Gilby.
Grand Forks, city-R. F. Bridgeman
Grand Forks.
Billings county-W. A. Sprague:
Beach.
Griggs county--R. L. Jones, Hanna
ford.
Hettinger-B. o. Roberts, Mott.
LaMoure-E. NJ. Warren, LaMoure.
! Mountrail county-R. E. Swend
sled, Stanley.
Morton county - Judge Nuchols
Mandan
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-15

Miss Anna, Ada and Mabel Olson,
who are attending school in Fargo
have returned from Page, where on
Saturday they attended the silver
wedding anniversary of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Olson at their
farm home near that place. A COM
,pany of 200 friends gathered at the
Olson home to help them celebrate
the event and the honored couple
were presented with silver service.
Luncheon was served late in the
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Olson came to
Page, with their parents, when they
emigrated from Norway. They grew
up in the vicinity and were united in
marriage in Valley City on April 3,
1895. They have lived on the same
farm near Page since their marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson are the parents
of II children, all Of whom were, at
home. for the anniversary. Mrs. Pet
er Brovick of Havre, Mont, a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Olson, came to
Page to attend the ent.-Forum.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-15
TEMPERATURE AT v. C. N.


The temperature at v. C. N. has
been unseasonably low for the past
week, reaching one below zero at 4
a. m. Sunday morning and remaining
at that Temperature until a. m. Only
on Wednesday and Thursday after
Moons did the temperature rise above
freezing temperature. The highest
was AS on Thursday at 3 p. m. The
highest and lowest temperatures for
each day were as follows:
Friday, April 2, highest tempera-
ture %, lowest 9:
Saturday, April 3, highest tempera-
ture Is, lowest 2. s.E
Sunday, April 4, highest tempera-
ture 80. lowest below zero.
Monday, April 5. highest tempera-
ture 26, lowest z. .&
Tuesday, April s, highest tempera~
ture %, lowest 9.
Wednesday, April 7, highest temper
allure &c. lowest 8. lid.
Thursday, April 8, highest temper
allure as. lowest Is.
Temperature at $3.50 a. m. Friday
was SO.
j. E. Switzer. Observer.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-15
WESLEY HALL
Miss Mae Olson did not return this

Miss Mae Olson did not return this
week on account of illness but expects
to return noon.
Miss Larson is also i'll at her home.
Katie Stave and Irene Cameron
have changed their rooming place to
the residence of J. w. Carroll. They
know where to go for good meals. Ask
Wesley boarders.
Evelyn Crazy is a new member Of
the Wesley family.
Mrs. Perry took advantage of va
cation time and had the rooms redeco-
rated. Even new window shades were
bought.
The Wesley Rest Room has been
turned into a sewing room for those
who wish to keep their rooms neat.
What makes 'em 50 lazy? Ask Olga.
Misses Olga Norum and Evelyn
Crazy treated Wesleyites to old-fash
Toned ham-sandwiches Wednesday
evening. We wish the rest would fol-
low suit.
Several of the girls are expecting
friends for the concerts Saturday.
Mrs. Perry spent Easter Sunday
with her son at Litchville. N. Oak. On
her return she spent few hours WIS.,
iting with Alta Chappell at Casselton.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-15

The big stage success, Just Wife,
that added considerable laurels to
charlotte Walker, the we'll known act
ress, when she appeared in it on the
speaking stage, will be the, photoplay
attraction at the Grand theater tomor-
nw. It was written by Eugene wal
r whose numerous virile plays OF
American domestic and business life
have attracted attention. The story
concerns Richard Emerson, business
man who determines to succeed at no
matter what cost. He marries merry
Southern girl who doe, not quiet meet
his requirements, anu as the years
pass, leans more and more on %5 Eleanor nor
eternal triangle"is created. TO Meth
or woman does he give love, although
both love him in their own way. When
it looks as though the inevitable crash
was bound to occur, the wife has her
eyes opened. and put up fifht for her
husband. Emerson turns to his wife,
when put to the test.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-15

Miss Bertha Palmer gave most in
teresting and inspiring address to a
large number Of parents and teachers
at the Lincoln school Tuesday after
noon. She emphasized the necessity
of the closest cooperation between par
ents and teachers showing what excel
lent results could be obtained with the
child where this cooperation existed
and how utterly appalling the results
would be where there was no coopera-
ton. She urged the following Of good
health programs as health is the fun
da4ion Of everything. Never had the
necessity of good health and education
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-15

Mr., and Mrs. F. w. Heidel and DR..
c.. O. P. Smith and wife autoed to
Jamestown yesterday and returned
home last night late. Mr.. Heldel says
the. roads are exceptionally good to
jamestown for this time of the year,
being dry but in a few spots little
rough. Mr.. and Mrs. Heidel went up
to hear Evangelist Miller, who was
here for two or three weeks a short
time ago.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-15
Saturday night to listen to the Sym
phony Orchestra. They drove back to
Jamestown after the program. ~. t%

Clark H. Chose who has been en-
ployed at the Siegfried Pharmacy
has been employed at the Siegfried
Pharmacy for the past five months has
resigned his position and will leave for
his home in Montana in the near fu
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-15

Senator C. I. CahiH: Of Leith, N. D.,
the man who says he can be just as
good citizen under a red flag as he
can under. the flag Of the United
States-was Valley. City visitor yes
terday. The senator has been out on
speaking tour and is trying to con-
vince his hearers that his position on
muzzling the press, supporting the
movement to kill the red flag bill, and
few other bonehead stunts of the
league leaders is right. We rather
think he is having a hard time con-
vincing people that his attitude is
right.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-15

McHenry-H. H. Bargh, Towner.
Logan county-D. H. Hauser, Napol-
con. J. a..~ g.
Williams. D. Rodman, Williston
, Nelson county-D. L. Rowe, Lakota
Pierce county-Dr. Fred Shively
Rugby. 8
Pembina county-E. F. Hamilton
Cavalier.
Renville county--Geo. l.. Baska, Mo-
hall.
Ramsey county--A. E. Conrad, Dew
lis Lake.
Ransom county--H. S. Grover, Lis
bon. "-.
Richland county-G. A. Bricker,
Wahpeton. ~,
Rolette county-A. w. Thayer,
Rolla.
Slope county-D. NJ. Hart.
Stutsman county-C. S. Buck, JAM
estown.
Sargent county-C. E. Castle, Ha-
vana.
inson.
Steele county-C. H. shippy, Hope
Stark county,. G. Duling, Dick
inson.
Trail county-Oscar Moen, Hills
boro.
Ward county-O. B. Herigstad, Mi
not.