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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-03
STARANIA BURMISTRZA w
SPRAWIE STRAJKU MIEJ-
SKICH ROBOTNIKoW.

SklCH ROBOlNlhOW'
Burmistrz miasta Thompson
konferowai wczoraj z przedsta-
wicielami unii robotnikow, pracu
jacych w departamentach miej-
skich, a strajkujacych Cd pewnegc
czasu Z przyczyny zadania lcp'
szych warunkow piracy. Jest ma
dz;eja, IL po tel konferencyi &C
proc. robotnikow powroci we wtc
rex do roboty a wtedy nareszcie
zaczna znowu czySciG wywozit
Sniccie z zaulkow, zawalonych
wszelkiego rodzaju brudem i od'
padkami. Jak dotychczas - to
strajk ow dai sic dosyc SLIME we
znaki:,z czternastu n. p. elevate
row w ratuszu - tylko try dzia
lalv obsadzone motorowyni, przy
padkowo umiejacymi je prowa-
die, reszta stoi bezczynnie, &C
gwaitownie utrudnia ruch W ol,
brzymim gmachu ratuszowym
Dalej most ma Halsted I'll. ME
dziaiai wczoraj, poniewaz maszy
niSci mostowi strajkuja, a ten,
kt0ry byl czasowo ma moScie O.
sadzony ME moze naprawic pa
szyneryi; zdarzyio .sie w1asnie,
IL kabel - jeden z tych, ktore
most dzwigaja W gore, przy prze
jezdzie okretow - pekl i most
rozostaI nieruchomy, DO ME by}c
komu naprawic go. Wiele tez klc
potu czyni wladzom sprawa wy
wozu Smieci odpadkow, ktora
gdyby dfuzszy czas byla wstrzy,
mana - zagrazalaby powaznie
zdrowiu miasta i mieszkaicow.
MUZYKA TAKE BEDZIE
DROZSZA.
We wszystkich wiekszych tea,
trach srodmieScia muzyki podo-
stawaly so procentowa podwyz,
ke, poniewaz muzykusy r6wniez
grozili strajkiem, ktoryby zam--
knal teatry owe, a przynajmniej
dotkliwie zmniejszyl ich frekwcr
eye dochody,. Me ulega watpli,
wo$ci, il skutkiem tel podwyzki
pcida W gore znowu i bilety tea
tralne. -. Me dosyc widac byly
drogie dotychczas!. ....
w PRZEDEDNIU SWAT
WOLNOSCI.
DIVA nadchodzace dni swiate,
czne - niezwykle uroczyscie "a
powiadaja sic dla naszego mia
sta. Poniewaz Fourth JULY
przypada W niedziele - wiec
zwyczajem dawnym odk}ada sic
go ma poniedzialek lud dosra'
nie diva dni peine SWAT - ma
wycieczki, zabawy, pikniki i in,
ne rozrywki. Ozywienie' W mie'
scie kolosalne: we wszystkich par
kach, we wszystkich spolecz-
rych organizacyach przygotowu'
"a obchody patryotyczie. spiewy
mowy, celebracye wszelkiego ro'
dzajp. Wszedzie brzmiec bedzie
nuta droga Star Spangled Bar
ner" powiewac bedzie ten nasz
sztandar gwiazdzisty dumnie
sw;etnie przez peinych 4S godzin
Ma Grobli Miejskiei - ma Mi
c;aiganie urzadzony bedzie glow
ny obch6d, l;t6ry zacznie sic 0 8
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-03
ROWNO ZAGROzONE PRZEZ
BOLSZEWIKoW(?).

Warszawa, 8. lipca. - Krwawe
walk tocza sic W roznych punk
tach wzdluz calego frontu. Naj--
bardziej ozywiona dziaialnoSc ME
przyjaciela przejawia sic ma u
krainie. Rowno. 100 mil ma "a
ch6d cd zytomierza, ma bye "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-03
THOMPSONCZYCY KRYTY-
KUJA HARDING'A 1
PLATFORME.

Burmistrz Thompson, Fred
Lundin i ich zwolennicy ZdaJa
sic bye mocno niezadowoleni &c
ldobycia przez senatora Hardin
ga nominacyi prezydencyalneJ ma
konwencyi w Chicago, a jeszcze
bardziej niezadowoleni re. stano-
wiska, jake zajeia platforma re-
rublikanska w kwestyi Ligi Naro
dow. OdnoSne ustepy platforlny
nazywaja oni goioslownyml zu
pclnie bezsensownymi, oficyal-
ny organ burmistrza The Re-
publican" w ostatniem SVEN wy
daniu domaga sic Cd senatora
Iiardinga, ably zupeanie jasno /
bcz zadnych wykretow wyjasnli
swc stanowisko W tel sprawic.
,.NiejasnoSc w tel kwestyi" -
powiada The Republican"
,,nie tylko odciagnie g}osy cd
republikanskiego nominate, ale
nadto wzmooni szanse trzecieJ
partyi. Z drugiej strony jasna de
klaracya oSwiadczajqca SIG "a
Ameryka dla Amerykanow /
sprzeciwiajaca sic wiaz9cym soju
szom z mocarstwaml starego
sviata ME tylko przyciegnie mu
glosy. ale nadto udaremni uSi-
lcwania w kierunku stworzenle
trzeciej partyi. Jezeli senator
Harding ma pod tym wzgledc,n
jake watpliwoSci, MECH porow-
ma iloSt glosow, jake zdobyi Sc
nator Johnson W prawyborach, z
iicScia tych jake otrzymaIi inni
kandydaci do nominacyi."
Republikahska platforma - pl
sze The Republican" - wypo-
wiada sic W kwestyi Ligi Naro-
dow W ten sposob, il mozna to
t}omaczyc sobie w tan sposob
jak sic komu podoSa. f'tak n. p.
senator Borah, ktory jest "a dal
sza izolacya Stanow ZjednocEo--
nych, twierdzi, IL platforma I'd
dajc gwarancye takiej izolacyi
od Europy, natomiast zas Elihu
Root, autor tel platformy I'D
wokat miedzyuarodowych speku
lantow bankierskich," twierdzi,
te ma jej podstawie partya rcpu-
bljkanska zobowi4zaia sig wejSc
w sojuszc j trwaic stosunki Z
krajami europejskimi. Zdanic to
podziela takze by}y prezydent ".
II. Taft.
,.Teraz przeto jest czas" - wy
wodzi organ burmistrza - ,dac
lnterpretacye tresci platforIay.
Cczynic to powinien nomlna,
prezydcncyalny W swej movie
li$cie, W kt0rym zdeklaruie sig, &c
przyjmuje nominacye.'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-03
Z Biura MeteOrOlOg;cmego.

Wsch6d slonca o gOdzinie $40.
Zach6d sIonca O gOdzine 500.
Pogoda W Chicago okoEcy: Me
caIkiem pewna pogoda, przewaznie
Iadnie i W dalszym ciagu goraco; la
godny zmienny wiatr;
::
Temperature DOLBY minionej: Naj-
wyzsza wcDoraj o gcdzinie 6tej wis.
c1orem 91 stopni. najniisza wczoraj
o godlnie 6tej rano, II stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-03
KROLOWI ALBERTOWI
WYDARZYL SIE WYPADEK
SAMOCHODOWY.

Bruksela, 8. lipca. - Krol Al
bert. jadac samochodem Z Szwaj,
caryi do Belgii, ma granicy belgij
sko-farncuskiej najechai ma w6z
Zderzenie bylo fatalne dla samo.
chodu, lecz krol wyszedl bez
szwanku. Dalsza podroz krol Cd
bvl w wynajetym samochodzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-03
POWODZENIA GREKoW.

Paryz, 8. lipca. - .Armia gree
KAT znajdujaca sic w okolicach
SmJrny, rozpoczeia swoja ofen-
sywe, zajmujac diva miasta. Przy
zajeciu miasta Balikesir dostaio
sic w rece greckie "a armat polo
wych, % dzial szybkostrzelnycll
j 1000 ieticow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-03
KRASIN MA POWRoCIc DO
LONDYNU.

Londyn, 8. lipca. - Daily He
raid, organ socyalistyczny, or
najmia, re Krasin wyjechai do
Moskwy W celu uzyskania peino-
mocnictw do prowadzenia pertrak
tacyi pokojowych i wkrotce ma
powr6cic do Londynu. Wiado-
mosc to zastala prawdopodobnie
zainspirowana W Moskwie, albo-
wien many tn konkretne dane,
ze pertraktacye zostaly zupeinie
zerWane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-03
LoNDYN KoLPoRTUJE
PLoTKI w DALSZYM
CIAGU.

Londyn, 8. lipca. - Wedlug
wiadomoSci otrzymanych Pol
ski Cd correspondents Daily
Mail" Lwow zostai zajety przez
bolszewikow(?D. (Wiadomosc ts
czerpiemy z Chicago Daily Tri-
bune'', W ktorej obok tax arcy-
prawdziwej wiadomosci podana
jest mapa frontu polskiego,
ktorej widac, re front polski bic
gnie pod zytomierzem, a Lwow
cd Zytomierza znajduje sic tylko
300 mil ma zachod W linii powie-
trznej. Can you beat that? -
De- DaI r. Oh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-03

New Hampshire - Wood, 3.
New Mexico - Owen, 2.
North Carolina - Senator Sim
mons, "a.
Oklahoma - Owen, 20.
Pennsylvania - Marshall, I.
South Dakota - Gerard, 10.
Tennessee - Owen, 1; nieobec-
ny 1.
Virginia - Glass, "a.
Washington - Gerard, I; o.
wen, I.
Wisconsin - Gerard, 1; Hitch.
cock, 2; Meredith, 1.
FiIipiny - F. Burton Harri-
son, G..
Porto Rico - Glass, l.
Objasnienie: M - McAdoo;
P Palmer; c Cox; S -
Smith; D. Davis Gum. - Cum
- Cummings; E - Edwards.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-03

ekspedycyjne w prowincyi nad--
renskiej prawdopodobnie zostana
zredukowane do jednego batalio-
MI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-03
262 STACYI ISKROWYCH w
CHICAGO.


Wedle raportu przcsiancgo do
Waszyngtonu przez Chas. c. kol
stera, inspektora radiotelegrafil
ma dystrykt chicagoski, miasto ma
sze posiada 262 utrzymywa:lych
,przez amatorow iskrowych i po
raz pierwszy w historyi l!czba O.
peratorow radio-telegraficznych
rrzewyzsza liczbe wolnych ola
Mich posad. Jeszcze miesiqc te-
mu zapotrzebowanie ma tych O.
peratorow bylo wSrod sfer han
dlowo przemyslowych bardzo
znaczne, ostatnio jednak 2S kan
dydatow zdalo pomyslnie eeza--
min rzadowy i wskutek togo
wszystkie wakansy zostaiy wy
peinione.
Dystrykt chicagoski dla radio
telegraph obejmuje oprocz Sta
nu Illinois jedenascie innych So
siednich Stanow i Cd czasu znic-
sienia zakazu utrzymywNnia ia
kich stacyi, t. ]. cd pazdziernika
z: r, powstalo ich W tym dystryk
Gle ST2. Najwiecej ich znajduje
sic W Chicago, St. Louis i Kan.
sas City, ale takze mniejsze mia
sta ME pozostaja w tyle "a wiel-
kiemi. Ze wszystkich zakatk6w
tych Stanow napiywaja do Chi
cago miodzi ludzie, ktorZy sic
ksztalca tn w telegraph iskrowej
j skladaja nastepnie przepisany
,cgzamin. Jest to iednak ciezki
egzamin, o czem swiadezy fakt,
zr z s33 kandydat6w, jacy pod:
dali sig mu Cd pazdziernika, tyl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-03
KOBIETY BELGIJSKIE ME
OTRZYMALY PRAWA
GLOSU.

Bruksela, 8. lipca. - Projekt
prawa giosu kobiet zostal odrzu-
.cony w Izbie poselskiej wiekszo-
Scia giosow, SO przeciw "A.
HYENY .NIEMIECKIE.
Koblencya, 8. lipca. - SzeSciu
Niemc6w, pracujacych przy eks-
humacyi zwiok zolnierzy amery-
kanskich w Koblencyi, zostali
przylapani przez detektywow i a
resztowani "a wyjmowanie zlo--
tych zebow nieboszczykom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-03

Alabama Owen, /.
Arkansas - Owen, 4
California - Glass, l; Gerard,
/; Colby, I.
Delaware - Marshall, 9.
Florida - Daniels, l. Mar
shall, /.
Iowa - Meredith, 26.
Indiana - Marshall, 80.
Louisiana - Champ Clark, 9.
Maine - Owen, l.
Maryland - Underwood, Il;
Glass, 4.
Massachusetts w. NJ. Wood,
l; Hearst, l; Owen, 2.
Michigan - Bryan, 1; Marshall
l; nieobecne 1.
Mississippi - John Sharp Will
liams, 20.
Missouri - Gerard, l; Owen, |.
Montana - Gerard, 7.
Nebraska - Hitchcock, 16.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-03

DokonczenIe ma srronlcy &
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grozone przez czerwonych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-03
DWaBal0ty Ma
PreZydenta.
Nc Adoo G6ruje 289
GfOSami.
Palmer, 264; Cox, 159.

lime Wie$ci z Demokraycznej Konwencyi.
Zwolennicy Nc Adoo Pewni Siebie.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09
ENROLMENT IN NIGHT
SCHOOL MORE THAN $50

The total enrolment of the Adult
night school at the end of the third
week is more than $50, showing stu
dents enrolled in the following classes:
Arithmetic, bookkeeping, Spanish, ad-
vertising and card writing, cooking,
telegraphy, English and citizenship,
gas engine. chemistry. home nursing
and first aid, home art and decora-
ton, music appreciation, violin. PEN
manship, physical training for men,
physical training for women. sewing
shorthand, spelling, typewriting, wood
w-rk, grammar and advanced English
literature.
Glasses in commercial law. eeono-
mics, craftsmanship and business cor
respondence will be opened when
school is resumed after the Christmas
vacation.
50 Ten have already enrolled for the
advanced class in English to be taught
by John H. Lewis after Christmas.
w. J. Peterson, expert from the
Moore Motor Co., has a class of over
20 in the study of gas engines.
The Citizenship class is especially
strong. the first division being COM
posed of 35 of our foreign speaking
friends and the second division more
than thirty.
Miss Jean Hawley will have charge
Of the Home Nursing and first aid
class. Miss Hawley is the Ward County
Red Cross nurse and graduate from
the John Hopkins Nurses Training
School
The school is held on Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday nights.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09
Mothers Pension Cases to be Started
Monday

The rehearing on Mothers Pensions
will begin before Judge Murray Men
day. Fifty-nine of the mothers re-
ceiving pensions reside in Minot while
thirteen live in various sections of the
county. The pensions We're cut off
recently on account of a lack of funds
tho county aid has been furnished
in some instances. Several of the
n,others who had been receiving a pen
sion were found to have moved from
the county while in other instances,
the children had exceeded the age of
fourteen.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09
MinOt Knights of Columbus Visit
McOSaiaw

The degree team from the Minot
Council, Knights Of Columbus, accom-
panied Dist. Deputy Thos. Hogan Of
Wllliston to Mocsejaw. Sask. Sunday
where class of forty were initiated.
The Initiation was attended by several
hundred Knights from southern Sas-
katchewan. The Minot men were ex-
ceptionally we'll pleased with their en-
tertainment. The following Minot
Knights made the trip: W. j. Kielty,
F. J. Funke, w. F. Sullivan, VIM.
Fahnlander, James c. Huyck, John
Quigley, Phil Deveau, w. E. McDon-
aid, VIM. Ehr, j. S. Milloy and DR.. j.
L. Devine grand knight Of Minot
Council
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09

The case of Christ Denker of Gar
rison against c. II. Parker and Ches-
ter jacobson for 100000 damages for
injuries plaintiff received in the air.
plane accident in this city year ago
last Fourth of July, resulted in YER
diet in favor of the defendants.
The case against Parker, was first
dismissed on motion of the defendants
attorneys, MCGEE & Goss.
The case against Jacobson went to
the jury, who after celebrating elev-
EN- hours, returned verdict in favor
of the defendant. 1t is reported that
just one man held out during all of
this time, finally voting with the ma
iority. Dudley L. Nash appeared for
jacobson Moody O. Eide, John c.
Lowe and d. C. Greeneaf represented
Denker. John Semingson was fore
man of the jury
There appeared to be little question
but what Denker had been seriously
injured, but the defense contended
that Denker had no business on that
particular part of the field where the
accident took place. 1t was shown
that jacobson and his assistants had
warned the people to stay back to
give him chance to land and that
when he neared the ground, he found
that the vast crowd had rushed onto
the field where he intended to land.
He tried to rise but was so near the
ground that he failed to clear the
crowd. The plane struck the c. H.
Parker auto, and Denker's attorneys
sued Parker, holding that the fact
that his machine was on the ground
made him responsible in a way for the
accident.
Denker claims that he is cripple
for life. He says he has dizzy spells
and that his head has ached most of
the time since the accident. He
claims that he cannot put on his coat
without assistance.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09
Old Timers Recall Long Drives in
Early Days

James Johnson in conversation with
the writer, recalled a long drive he
once made in the early days before
automobiles were known. Accom-
panied by the late Joseph Roach, Mr..
Johnson drove in one day from Wash
burn to Minot with team of ponies,
a distance of more than hundred
miles. Mr.. Johnson's secret in max
ing long drives was to drive slowly
during the early part Of the day,
keeping the ponies fresh for the fin
ISL.
Sheriff Scofeld, during the time he
was sheriff in the early days, made a
drive of 1870 miles in one day with
horses going from here to Washburn
in roundabout way. Mr.. Scofield
made the trip with four teams, Ralph
Ward driving team of unbroken
broncks the last forty miles.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09
MINOT GRAIN MARKET
CITY news IN Brief
Free battery advice and test
ing by experts. Minot Battery
Co., Smart Bldg.

CO., SmdTt 0lQS.
Morris Bank, who has conducted a
clothing store on east Main street for
the past 16 years has moved his stock
into the store building next door to
Balerud'S lunch room on West Central
avenue. The place has been taste
fully arranged. a new front put in and
his stock neatly and attractively dis
played
The members of William G. Carroll
Post No. 26 of the American Legion,
are making preparations for a big
time Wednesday evening, December
Is. The meeting will be held at the
Elks Home 1t is desired that all
members be on hand promptly as
there will be election Of officers fol-
lowed by smoker and entertainment.
j. F. Casteel Of Burlington, recent
" from Des Moines. Iowa, where he
Rad been for several weeks on bust
hess. Jim says there are many idle
men in Iowa despite the fact that he
noted an advertisement in Des
Moines paper for 5000 men to pick
corn He says that at some points in
Iowa they are burning corn for fuel
as its cheaper than eastern coal at the
prevailing high prices.
Fred Casteel, brother of Jim Casteel
Of Burlington has returned to Burling-
ton, after an absence of four years
spent in the west, principally in Wash
ington. He states that practically
all the industries Of that state are
closed and that many men are idle.
He predicts great hardship along the
coast states during the coming winter.
Fred formerly resided in Burlington
md may decide to form partr ership
With his brother, jim, and open
Ignite mine in the Burlington district.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Vanerstrom who
own splendid farm north of Carpio
in White Ash township motored to the
city today to do their Christmas shop
Ping. Mr.. Vanerstrom sank a deep
well on his farm last summer and at
a depth of 67O feet the drill struck a
vein Of coal which has every indica-
ton of being anthracite Of the finest
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09
Christmas Trees for MinCt Boys and
Girls

The Minot Good Fellows Club are
subs .bing to fund to provide a
Christmas tree with presents for the
boys and girls, Of Minot. The tree
is to be displayed at the high school
auditorium on Christmas eve. Ar
engagements foc the tree, program and
the arrival of Santa Claus are being
made by the Salvation Army. The
Elks have appointed J. E. MCGUIRE,
L. J. Palda and O. R. Roellig to assist
in raising the money The commit
tee will also help in raising money for
baskets fer the poor people Of Minot.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09
Tioga Girl Died in Minot Hospital

jamie, the eight-year-old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Cole Of Tioga.
n. D., passed away Wednesday night
at local hospital. The little girl
was brot here about week ago in d
very serious condition from blood clot
of the veins of the head and i, was
impossible TO do anything for her.
The remains were shipped 10 Tioga
for burial today.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09

quality. A few samples were brot to
the surface which are preserved as
specimens at the Vanerstrom home
The samples show no signs Of disin-
tegration and are bright and glossy, in
fact many who have examined them
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09

pronounce them anthracite, which nay
or may not be true. In any event
the coal is equal to the better grades
Of Wyoming coal and in time it is pos
sible that this vein may be worked
commercially.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09
Smart to Address Devils Lake Rotar

W. NJ. Smart has been chosen by
the educational department of the Mi
not Rotary club to go to Devils Lake
TO give an address on Rotary educa-
ton before that organization next
Monday. Some representatives from
the Devils Lake club will address the
local Rotarians either Monday or in
The near future.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09
Logan Store Robbed

Thieves broke into the Minuekoca
Elevator at Logan last night and Sc
cured tools with which they broke into
the Logan Cash store. owned by J. c.
Gard They took $40 worth OF
shirts. tobacco. overstoeS and over
ais. ate several apples and some can
dy and escaped in an auto. 1t is
believed that the work was done by
hnyS
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09
Burlington Feed Mill Burns

Fire destroyed che Wallace feed
mill at Burlington at an early hour
this morning. The mill is a total
loss. It is understood that the in
surance>had lapsed but recently. The
fire was discovered by the school jan
itor. The light from the fire woke
him up as it shone in his window.
He Immediately gave the alarm but
il was too late for the fire company
to save anything.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09
Little Jan Babe Died

The nine months-ol daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Kitagawa, who reside at
III Bird Stu 5. w. passed away at
s.. Joseph's hospital, Dec. 6, from
bronchial pneumonia. The babe was
q twin, the other passing away short
~ after birth.
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A. d. Hagenstein, district Masonic
deputy and E. B. McCutcheon motor
ed to Berthold Tuesday night where
they held a Masonic school Of instruc-
ton. They reported the roads like
r!ass.
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CASE OF DENKER VS.. PARKER
JACOBSON WON BY LATTER

case came to trial at Rugby before
Judge Buttz Of Devils Lake Monday.
The motion was granted and the case
will come to trial Dec. 16. Attorney
General VIM. LANCER is representing
the state.
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Licensed tn Wed

CIeve Hanson, 26, and Marie Jensen
u. both of Kenmare.
Chas. Erb 25, Hankinson, N. D.,
and Edna Smith, 16, Douglas.
A. c. Anderson, 33, and Mrs. Essie
Penne, 20.
Geo. D. Laird So. and Mrs. Jennie
Laird, So,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09
Mrs. J. S. Hackett Falls Down Stairs

MIS-. j. 5 FaCketc SuneFeU paln1ul
bruises Tuesday when she fell down
a dark stairway in the Smart block
TO the basement. Fortunately no
bones were broken but her left arm
is badly bruised and knee injured.
She suffers considerable pain from in
ternal injuries which it is hoped are
rot serious She is confined to her
bed.
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Lowe Case Continued until Dec. Is
A motion in the John G. Lowe case,
for continuance, in order to get
dispositions from witnesses outside the
state was made by MCGEE & Goss, at
tcrneys for the defendant, when the
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-22

F. G. Bobbitt and family, Of Grant,
Iowa, arrived Monday and will make
their home on the farm known as
the old Hines farm, eight miles
southeast Of Leon. We welcome
them as residents Of Decatur county:
down Sunday for a. few days visit
with relatives here Mrs. Avery and
the children having been visiting at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Snyder, of east of Leon.
Mrs. S. A. Edwards returned to
rher home at PleasantOn Thursday
after, visit at the home Of her
city, her grandson, Paul Grimes, go
ing home with her for few days
visit.
!, J. r. Billiard and wife, who had
been here for several weeks visiting
with, his mother and other relatives,
went*to Van WertgFriday for a few
days visit with relatives and from
Padroni, Colorado.
Roy Wood, the installing officer of
the Odd Fellows in Decatur county,
went to Lamont Monday evening and
installed the new officers of the
lodge at that place. He was accom-
panied by J. s. Parrish, Louie Pick
ering, Fred Fisher and Frank Sang
err.
E. H. Peck, of St. Louis, Mo-, who
had been visiting over Sunday with
his wife and daughter at Decatur
was in Leon Monday, driving down
to the road work near Little river
bridge, where the railroad will put
in an underground crossing this
spring.
consulting engineer F.. H. Mann, of
the State Highway Commission, were
in Leon Tuesday consulting with the
state highway engineer Otto Sjoland-
er in regard to the several road pro-
jects under way In this county.