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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-04-13
COMPLETE PARALYSIS.

Pittsburgh, Kan, April 13.-Almost
complete paralysis of Kansas coal in
dustry is reported today. The an
nouncement at the headquarters of
the coal operators as to operations
said that only four steam shovels
were working. No deep mines were
working.
The report shows that not more
than 200 miners out Of the more than
10000 in the district are at work. No
strike has been called and the men
are refraining from work on their own
account so far as the records show.
WILL MAN TRAINS
New York, April 13.-Unless the sit
uation in the, New York district
caused by the unauthorized railroad
strike is materially improved within
4S hours. trains may be manned with
experienced volunteers J. J. Mantell,
spokesman for the general managers
association. announced today after
meeting of the organization.
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VOTE AGALNsr STRIKE

n
Pittsburgh. Pa, April 13.- Members:
of the brotherh0od- Of railway train
nen on the Pennsylvania railroad
east and west OF Pittsburg voted
this morning against joining the
strike Of yardmen. An {, official an
said the vote was "prac-
4ically unanimous
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-04-13
BOARD CENTER OF INTEREST

BOARD CENTER OF INTEREST
Chicago, April II. The presidents
labor board appointed today took the
center of the stage in the rail strike
situation, it being generally regarded
as an important factor in the efforts
to end the illegal" strike that has
spread over the country.
Railroad officials and Brotherhood
leaders also were looking today for
the expected announcement by Attor-
ney General Palmer Of the govern
ment's attitude toward the strike.
Both railroad and union officials
have reiterated that the railroads are
powerless to raise wages until the
railroad board reviewed the request
now pending. Appointment OF the
board is expected to prove a powerful
lever in getting the men to return to
work and await the governments ac-
tiOn. -
This. the thirteenth day OF the un-
authorized walk out, showed the dead
lock continuing throughout all the
districts west of Ohio with the ex.
ception of the far northwest where in
the region Of Everett and Spokane,
Wash, the strikers have made some
fresh gains. N Il i
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
CORN GROWERS TO MEET.

Newark Oct 26-The Delaware Com
Growers Association VIII hold It's four
teenth annual corn show in the armory
Newark, December 2S to 80, IN co-opcra-
tion with the Farmers Short Course con
Quoted bv Delaware Collage
Cash prizes amounting 70 $500 VIII be
awarded FOR the best exhibits of corn,
wheat. soy beans. cowpeas and other
legume seeds. Special classes are pro
yided for the BOYS corn club exhibits, the
bows fvc-acre corn contest exhibits and
for the subordinate oranges q the state.
The State Grange has provided fine
silver cup which viii he awarded an
nuallv 10 the grange making the best
exhibit OF three-ten-ear samples ot corn
The cup viii not become the property OF
Fny grr nge until it Is won three success
sIve year.
A two-day program Is being arranged
BY the officers OF the association which
viii be Of interest 10 com and grain
growers from all parts Of the State and
viii include 3 report of the corn growing
contests which hsve been conducted with
tie bows IL the State during the past year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Seaford. oct 20 Sussex County Com
aissioncrs have men nj work Rravcling
the road from Browns Bridge TO Middle
ford. distance Of one mile, Mt cost OF
$3.50
Joseph c. Collision, retired Seaford mcr-
chant. is makirg extensive improvements
to his home property on CoRwell street, by
having heating apparatus installed and
other changes to the extent Of 1000.
The social gwen hv the Sewing Circle Of
st Johns NJ +. Church rctted $3.50
Harvey ID Williams rephew Of Joseph
Williams, Of this town, now assistant
cashier of the Eastern Shore Trust 60.
Of fredericksburg Md, has been appointed
cashier of the sussex Trust Co. Of Laurel.
L. II Staub and wife Of Missouri are
visiting their former home here, making
the trip east all the way by automobile, 2
distance Of about 1920 miles Mr. Stauh
saws he and his wife are now located rear
the Ozark Mountains They will max the
return trip also by automobile
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Oct 26 A large travel
ing crane, 10 be used tor general hosting
PURPOSES and for loading and unloading
cars and scows for the G & d canal, Is
on the tracks Of the Sadler coal wharf
ready for action.
Frank J Rhein left thus morning for
Ocean City, Md, thence 70 Hog Island,
Va, on government business
The Womens 5 Bible Glass Of the Pres
bvterian Church met at the home Of Miss
Gertrude Sadler. last evening
The SUNDAY school Of the Presbyterian
Church will give their annual Hallowe en-
and masquerade party Thursday evening
al 80 clock in the Sunday school room.
A citizens meeting will be held at the
fire engine hall tomorrow evening, under
the auspices Of the Democratic party
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Contcs, of Will Of Mary A. Cor
don, in Kent County. Involves
Many Relatives.
urrRT IN AUTO COLLISION
Thursday Night Will be Odd Eel
lows Night at Laurel. ana a
Great Time is Expected.

From Every Evenings Correspondent.
Laurel. oct ~ Thursday right VIII
n, eOdd Fellows mght Ia Laurel, when
S,ss.> Enrampmcut and hautN Lodge;
q q /. win entertain the f"st Grand
oai,ers ASSOCIATION and organization com,
posel ~ past grand masters. past grand
patriarchs and past grand representatives
~ IN, Odd Fellows ot lElaware, WIN
hcadouarters m Wilmington.
ON the same cvcniug X Arthur l,'rilck-
son " Nllford grand master of IN"
Crand Lodge II Delaware. ! @. 9 =
eccompau,cd hv his staff, will ais" he IN
sttendencc \ committee composed oi
rnemh,rs 81 the Past Grand 'ftcrrS Nss",
c,a,lon living IN Laurel has been appointed
hv m, local lodge 20 receive ana ehtcrtaih
the yisitnrs. as follows Samuel smith,
"A ,llam Met Hcarn. Harvey i Rodney;
" lizard ; Holt, Frank i Srman ana
Victor & lltchens
IN, eyen,ne will bc devoted largely
~ spee,h making by the visiting members
following which refreshments VIII ne
served THIS will he the second VISIT g th's
town hv IN association, and local odd
Follows will endcavor 20 make i great
event
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY.

Delaware City, Oct pa surprise
birthday anniversary party was gwen
Miss S. f. Wingatc, Saturday evening, 1T
being her 18th anniversary, by her
brother. Lester r. Wngate and family oi
Wilmington nj the hcmc of her sister,
Mrs. Lena f. FARRELL The table was beau
tifullv decorated with fruit and flowers
A handsome birthday ca kc with bouquet
of flowers was presented to her,
The guests present were: Lester +,
W O. Thomas NJ. o, Jr., and Lester NJ.
Wingate. lr., and wife, allof Wilmington
Mr. and Mrs Willard salisbury, Herbert
Warburton, wife and son, Leslie stout
Wilmington: Mrs Lille +. Harris, Miss
Doris Williams. Miss Ada 7 Williams OF
Philadeinhia: Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Smvthc Lansdownc, Pa; Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Ovcrshinc. Wilmington.
Games were played, interspersed with
music, vocal and instrumental Ice cream
cake and Crane juice were served. Some
beautiful presents were received by Miss
NIngatC
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26

Addresses will be made by Caleb f..
Burchenal and Henry X. Isaacs, Demo
cratic State chairman. Weather per-
mitting the meeting will probably be
held in front of the fire engine house, as
tho building will bc too small TO hold the
expected crowds.
Musician Pedro Muro of Fort du Pont
has been granted n two weeks THROUGH
and will 90 to New York City to visit
friends
Mrs Edward Reybold has left for n
long stav with her daughter, Mrs. Donald
Ashbridge, in Washington.
Mrs John Tugend has raised more than
hundred chrysanthemums, some OF
which have circumference OF Ii inches
The Yacht Minnie Of Philadelphia
passed though the canal, yesterday, for
ducking trip on the Susquchanna Hats.
The Yacht Francis also passed through,
from New York to Baltimore.
Elmer Bright and Anthony Smith had
an enjoyable fishing trip up the canal,
yesterday, in their yacht Hannah b.,
catching many catfish.
Private William Holloway of Fort
du Pont haa received transfer to Fort
Willard Salisbury, Milford.
Herbert Dcrrickson, MIR Cox and
Robert Durham had an ENJOYABLE hahlne
trip up the canal, Yesterday, catching
many carp.
The yacht Josephine of the engineer
department with large party aboard
to do survey work on the inland water
ways in Rehoboth bay passed down the
Delaware YESTERDAY
Rodney Steclman is Ill at the home oi
his grandmother, on Jefferson street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
NEWS OF BRIDGEyILI.E.

Bridgcvillc. Oct 26-AIiss Sapp cf
Harrington gave some interesting read
ings al the last meeting Of the Tuesday
Night Club Music whs furnished by
Mrs. Leon Cannon and Mrs. Roland
Elliott and a vocal solo by Mrs DIsston
". Jacobs A playlct is beng prepared
bv Miss Lillian Sudler. 70 be gwen to-
night
fdwin Myer, while taking part in the
horse race at Belair. Md, was thrown
from his sulky, by another jockey. re-
ceiving several bruises and broken arm
Luther G. Welch has purchased new
Fors Sedan
Mr. and Mrs Howard Hardesty enter
: ined at dinner, sunday, the following
guests. Mr. and Mrs " G. Wooters and
daughter. Bernice, of Denton, Md; Mr.
and Mrs T P. Rust and family Of Green
wood. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Pippln Of
Greensboro. Nd
The first Of the series Of community
meetings was held Thursday evening IN
Union Methodist Episcopal Church. Mrs.
Oliver johnson. who is conducting the
citizenship schools throughout the State,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26

made short address, and Rev. T. Rcigh-
ton Jones gave stereopticon views OF
Malnsia and lectured ON That country
He sails III December for Mnlnaia, where
he will resume his missionary work.
The Citizenship School, which WINS held
here last week, WIS largely attended. The
meetings were held in the afternoon and
evening under the direction Of Mrs.
Oliver Johnson of st. Louis, Mo, assisted
by Mrs. Erasmus Jones
Mr. and Mrs Victor Lewis enter
tanned at dinner, yesterday, the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Anderson Of
Ridgely, Md. S. Lee Neal and family Of
Hurlock, Md; Walton Owens and family
of Greenwood.
A large barn in the business part Of the
town was discovered 10 be ahre, Friday
evening. but the fire company readily re-
sponded and prevented il spreading. The
roof and first floor Of the building were
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Niford oct 26 VI Donneli Marshall
son ~ Nlrs Jennie D Marshall. formerly
~ here and now OF Philadelphia was
operated on by his uncle, Ut Samuei
N n Marshall. ~ the local hospital,
yesterday AZ noon.
Toseph c. Clark and family and Bon
i.min Clark and family all Of " lining
ton spent the weekend here with Misses
Lulu and Elizabeth Ross.
Colonel William u Denny, Republican
candidate for governor, was VISITOR
here. yesterday r
The ~ixty-ffth annual convention OF
,he Imnroyci Order of Red Men for the
state II Delaware Will open two-day
session here tomorrow morning, IN the
hall az ~akimas Tuhe, No II under tne
direction 81 Great Sachem Frank A.
Gradwohl of Wilmington. Fhe annual
rep0t will hc read by Great Keeper o.
Record W Edward Mcintyre. also oi
NllminEt On.
The foundations for the new portable
h,ul8,nr, to hc furnished BY the Delaware
state school AUXILIARY for use by the local
school board are ready for the new build
,nss a. he placed in position as soon IS
,hey arrive The portable buildings Will
rehcyr thr very crowded condition OF
the local schools ,
rb, Fr>, Presbyterian Suudav-school
All hold reception and social. to
night m the basement parlors
Milford New Century Club held ITS
regular meeting. Yesterday afternoon,
wIth a discussion on Gives a piano solo
uas given by Master Willie Robinson
an ! vocal solo by Miss Rose Smith!
a paper on Jenny Llnd's Life and Musical
Carver was read by Miss Ida Roosai
musical recitation. Mrs Herman John
son vocal solo, Mrs Postles Hammond,
acconannnied hv Mrs Thomas Davis at
tho niano and Mrs. Haswell Pierce on
the violin
Nir and Nrs George II Hall Mr.. and
Nirs George / Reed and MI ana NlTs.
William y supple Jr motored 70 v ASH
lngton last week q attend the cof-Nell-
non ~ the American Bankers Assocla-
mon IN that cItV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
DISCUSSED JAPANESE ISSUE.

Newport. Oct 26 Delaware Grange
o. its meeting in the Red Mems Hall last
evening. decided 10 hold euchre and
dance shortly after Thanksgiving.
Following the business session, the meet
ing was opened y the public, and the
West Coast Japanese situation was dis
eus-ed thoroughly The discussion was
opened by Rev John Emory Parks Of
Newport a member Of Delaware Grange,
who gave some very interesting data on
the situation Others who spoke on the
question were Mrs + c Snyder Miss
Nora stuart and Robert ? Robinson.
The Sacremento. California Grange Is
verv much interested III thls question and
has requested the Grange IN the East
O. discuss T.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
RANK AND PILE ELF' rs.

A second meeting a the Wilningion
Post, No 2Gl, Rank and file Veterans
Association, for wivates and brn-onnnia.
stoned ofhosrs a. the army, navy ard
marine corps vas held iaft evening ~
Irish-Americsn Hall, snd perfected psF'
fnanent organization. J - IDlcNlns
officers we're elected President, 'hnfif,
VI. Ralstpn; secretary, ~ skinner srsc'i-
tive board. ". NJ. Peterson, ysm~s J
Wsnlev ri Fisher, William " Hayes
and George II. Holland
The organization 70 prspsrny - psr-
ticipnte in the Bonus Day psrnds ~ be
city, November "a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
WILL CONTEST IN KENT.

Dover, Oct 26-Argument was heard
here, Yesterday, before Chief Justice
pcnncwill and Associate Judges Conrad
and IIciscl, IN an appeal from the R"gistcr,
Of wills of Kent county in the case OF
Joseph Il. Smith, executor under the
last will and testament of Mary A. Cor
don. deceased, and Violet Crew and
Mabel k Mitchell dcvisees, W. Daniel
Cornelius Crew. Robert Crew, Beniamin
Grew, Howell Caldwell Crew, Phillip
Crrw. James Shepherd, Carey shepherd
Jr.. and Warren Crew. Tho will had been
refused probate by the register OF wills
Practically All Of the day was spent IN
reading the testimony taken at the hearing
ii the case before the register of wills, a
few months ago The argument before the
court IS whether the case shall be submit
ted to a jury Adjournment was made un-
Ill Thursday Of this week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
GOOD FISHING N THE EVENING.

Laurel Oct % Anglers IL tins locality
have discovered that many kinds Of fish
will bte ravenouslv after sundown and
many fishermen are taking advantage Of
thls by fishing after dark for black bass,
perch and catfIsh
old fishermen q generation back were
aware that catfish would bn better Just
after dark than at any other time but the
younger generatiou Of anglers had forgotten
tet that fact until il was discovered that
bass would also bite after nlghtfall
There are two varieties uf catfish, the
freshwater or pond catfish. weighing
from half to pound each and tho
river or salt water catfish. often caught
a. the local wharf weighing three 10 FIVE
pounds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
TRUST OFFICER RESIGNS.

Laurel, Oct 26.-The community was
considerably surprised last week by rcws
Of the gnation Of p. Edward Woottcn,
trust officer and cashier Of Laurel branch
Of the Sussex Trust Co, who mas held
this officer for the last four years, succeed
ing Henry K. Greer, who enlisted IN he
aviation corps upon the entrance Of
this country IN the World War.
Mr.. Wootten viii now divert all his
attention to his business affairs He was
deputy State treasurer for four Years,
from 1913 TO 1917.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
A FAMILY DOUBLE WEDDING.

Dover, oct. 26ZA double wedding wns
solemnizod at the home Of Mrs. William
Benn, a few miles cast Of Dover, Wednes-
dav, October 20. when her son Francis r
Bcnn and Miss EVELYN Lacy Of Mead
Vile. Va. andhcr daughtcr, Miss Joyce +.
Bcnn and Alfred h Parrish of Dover. were
married by Rev J I Bailey OF George
town. former pastor Of Dover Mctho-
dist Protestant Church,
Onl> the immediate families Of the we'd
ding 1nartics xxcre nrcscnt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
EVERY EVENING TUESDAY OCTOBER 1921

completely destroyed, with much hay and
lumber. The horses were saved. The
building is owned by $. K Elliott and sen.
Mrs Naomi McCauley. wife Of Charley
McCauley, who lives in Epworth Com
munity. died suddenly, Saturday, after
returning from her weekly shopping trip
nj Senford md BridRcvlle, falling dend ns
she was entering her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. &. Lewis entertained
the following guests at supper Friday
night, at their home in Cannon: MISS
Katie jackson, Clearwater Fla; MISS
Lillian Sudler, Mr.. and Mrs. {. victor
Lewis. Brdgeville.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26

Maull. Mrs. Frank Mclntire and Others,
was closed Saturday evening. The sale,
which was for the benefit of st. Peter 8
Z. T.. Church roof repair, was quite
profitable.
Mrs. B. f. Riggin and daughter, Miss
Mary Riggin of Rehcboth were Lewes
visitors Mrs Riggin spent the weekend
with her cousin, Mrs J.. L. Evans.
Marshall Hazard was badly cut about
the head when the box upon which he
was riding slipped and threw him to the
ground. his head striking the cement
pavement. DR. w. +. Orr dressed the
wound
George W. West, track foreman, OF
NJ. ID. & V. Railroad, had his leg broken
bv a heavy box falling upon HIM.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26

Frederick. coIlided Sunday night, at
Chapel Branch, one mile from here.
Smith had in his car, besides himself,
his wife and her father, ON their way 20
Cambridge Hospital 10 visit sick rela-
tive. In the chr with Allen we're his
brother, Jesse, and James Burton Of Sen
ford
When the cars came together all the
occupants were hurled out Robert Allen
received severe cuts ON the arm and bruises
while Smith suffered lacerations Of the
head and body. The others escaped with
minor injuries.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
LAUNCH AT SEAFORD.

Scaford, oct 26 One Of the two large
hargcs being built nj the Sussex marine
railway. here. was launched Yesterday
and the other is expected to take TO the
water in few weeks They are twin boats,
each measuring 90 feet long, Is feet wide
and II feet deep. When completed they
Will be used in Baltimore harhor.
The railway has been dong quite lot OF
work sine. Ware Brothers Of Baltimore,
purchased il last June. IS soon rs nc
present lot of work is finished, a fleet q
fishing steamers Will enter the railway i"t
rnnalrs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
DIAMOND STATE GRANGE.

Stanton. Oct 26 Diamond State
Grange ~ their meeting held IN stanton
nan las, evening decided TO hold It's
snnnaI corn show on Monday evening
November -
AZ representatives at the DeisWhre
State Falr Association meeting TO-DAY 70
discuss Grange exhibits for the 1927
State Far. G 7. Dckey and George L.
Denney were appointed
An interesting program was furnished
during the lecturer : hour
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
Landlord Ratified

a Chicago landlord has cut rents II il
friends explain that he was 50 upset by
the baseball scandal that he reversed his
adding machine New York Evening
Post.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
HURT IN AUTO COLLISION.

Seaford, Oct. 27.-Two persons were
injured and two automobiles smashed be-
vond recognition when the cars Of Robert
Allen of Cannon and Arthur Smith Of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26

Today's wants and of'ers sr- AZ listed
m complete, indsxed eatalog in ths Fan'
al section.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
NEWS OF LEWES.

Lewcs Oct 20 The rurnmage sale
which has been IN progress for a month
under the management of Mrs William
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-02

Union Construction Co, Bismarck,
North Dakota.
Venlo Farmers Elevator Co.. Sheldon.
Valley City Mfg. Co. Valley City.
Westhope Telephone Light & Power
Co., Westhope. N. Oak.
W WaTsa nf Haii Association. washbnrn
Woodman Hall Association, Marion.
North Dakota.
watford Supply Co. watford. N. Oak.
Werner Cooperative Creamery Co.,
Werner. North Dakota.
| Wheeloek Cooperative blacksmith
ASSOC, Wheelock, N. Oak.
Wheatland Telephone Exchange.
Wheatland, N, Oak.
Dakota.
| Western Publishing CO.. Minot. N. Oak.
Wells County Farmers, Fessenden.
Wiiliston Opera Co. Williston, N. Oak.
Western Sales Service. Dickinson. N.
Wells County Auto Implement Co.,
Western Development Co, Dickinson.
vl Berlin 1., cooperative store Berlin.
co.operativs Farm Products Co. L.
Moure, N. Oak.
Cooperative Garage Co.. Fargo, North
Dakota.
Consumers Union, Beulah, North Da-
Conner Telephone Co.. Mineral Springs
N. Oak.
Devils Lake Cooperative Laundry,
Devils Lake, North Dakota.
Equity Cooperative Packing Co.. Far
go, North Dakota.
Fillmore Hardware Co. Fillmore. NJ
Oak.
Farmers Cooperative Milling G. Ele-
vator Co, Casselton. N. Oak.
Farmers Cooperative Elevator Co.,
McHenry, North Dakota.
Farmers Cooperative Mercantile Co.,
Wishek, North Dakota.
Fargo Garage Co, Fargo North Da-
kota.
Fordville Cooperative Marketing AS
soc. Fordville. North Dakota.
Gorham Cooperative Mercantile Co,
Gorham, North Dakota.
Green Vale Telephone Co. Haxen.
North Dakota.
Golva Mercantile o.. Golva, North
Galesburg Farmers cooperative Elevator
Co., Galesburg, N. Oak.
Halliday Grain Co.. Halliday, North
Dakota.
Interstate Cooperative Association,
Fargo North Dakota.
Kathryn Cooperative Trading Co.,
Kathryn, North Dakota.
morton County cooperative society,
Mandan, North Dakota
Peoples Meat Market, Cooperstown,
n. Oak.
Picek Cooperative Mercantile Co., Pr
eek, N. Oak.
Richland County Cooperative Imp.
Co.. Galchutt, ". Oak.
Rosenthal Telephone Co. Strasburg,
North Dakota.
Tappen Cooperative Co. Tappen,
North Dakota.
Van Hook Grain & Trading Co, Van
Hook. N. Oak.
Williston Cooperative Association,
North Dakota
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Healy owen -Hartzeil Co.. Minneapolis

Healy owen Hartzell Co., Minneapolis
MINI.
Home Lumber Co., Arden, Wash.
Investors Syndicate. Minneapolis
Jewell Nursery Co., Lake City. MINI
kittery Realty Co. Ottumwa. la.
Louisiana Land & Development Co.
Pierre, s. Oak.
Liberty Starters Corporation. New
minneapolis Drug Co. minneapolis
MINI.
Martin Brothers Co. Aberdeen, s. Oak
| Midland Packing Co.. Sioux City, Ia
Minnesota-Dakota Oil Co.. Los
Modern Petroleum Co.. Wichita Falls
Texas.
Mcmillan Investment Co, Minot
North Dakota.
Northwestern Lime Co.. ST. Paul
MINI.
Northwestern Casket Co., Minneapolis
MINI.
Northern Electric Co.. Minneapolis
MINI.
Northwest Power Co. Augusta, Me.
Norway Pacific Const 4 Dry Dock Co.,
Seattle, Wash.
National Glass Casket Co., Denver Col.
Northern Distributors, Inc. Moorhead,
National Shock Loader Co.. Pierre S.
Optic Reporter Publishing Co., Minot,
North Dakota.
Pabst Brewing Co.. Milwaukee, Wis.
Plant Rubber Co., Minneapolis, MINI.
Plymouth Securities Co. Miles City,
Mont.
The Peterson Mercantile Co.. Moor
head. MINI.
Robinson Straus & Co. st. Paul, MINI.
Rito Del Plano Cattle Co.. French,
n. Mex.
Reserve Real Estate Co., Omaha, Neb.
Standard Grain Co., Duluth: MINI.
Salzer Land Co.. Huron. S. Oak.
Standard Computing Scale Co.. De-
troit. Mich.
Santa Barbara Trust Co., Santa Bar
bara. Calf.
Tri-State Telephone 4 Telegraph Co,
St. Paul, Mimi.
United Grain Co.. Duluth, MINI.
United Picture Productions Corp,
United States Sisal Trust Miami, Fla.
Western Supply Co. St. Paul, MINI.
White Farm Investment Co.. Lacrosse
Wis.
w. p. Williams Oil Corporation, Will
Del.
Wilkn County Mercantile Co., Brock
,nrdge. MINI.
Yellowstone Lumber CO., Minneapolis,
MINI.
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