davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-04
1 Kristiansfeldt.

Kongen red derefter videre,
stadig hilst med rungende Hur-
raraab, medens hyidkledte unge
Piger stroede rode Roser paa
Yejen, hvor Garder- og Skytte.
foreninger dannede Spalier. Da
Kongen red yidere, medte han
EN- lille Pige, der Wide rakke
ham nogle Blomster. Kongen
leftede Pigen OPP paa Hesten til
sig og red med hende foran
sig ind i Kristiansfeldt, hyor han
m~odtoges af den konstituerede
Borgmester, Mejeribestyrer a.
Gadeberg, der holdt folgende
Tale:
Deres Majestet Kongen og De
res Majestet Dronningen, wort
elskede Kongepar, har Vi den
Glade i Dag at MATTE hyde
Velkommen her I'll den forste
slesvigSke By. VI gleder os !
Haabet ON, at Diet blomstrende
Liv, som skabtes her og trive-
des we'd de danske Kongers Vel
Willie helt ind I'll 1864, nu after
maa skyde nyt Skud under De-
res Majestets naadige Styrelse
og i Genforening med wort gam
lie Moderland. Wore Hierter er
i Dag fyldt med usigelig Low
og TAX til Gud, at vi maa sam
les med Br9dre og S6stre under
cen Konge og i eet Fedreland
Gud give Danmarks Konge 90
Diet samlede Rige EN- lykkelig
Fremtid. Deres Majestat, Kon-
gen, Deres Majestat Dronningen
og hele Kongehuset Level
Efterat Kongen hayde takket
afholdtes en- kort Gudstieneste
Il Tyrstrup Kirke. Overall var
der store Menneskemengder, og
det var meget yanskeligt for
Folget at trange sig ind j Kir-
ken og I'D igen. Overall hilstes
Kongen med jublende Hurraraab
og matte trykke Folk j Ham
den.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-04
Aarsmsde for Wisconsin Kreds.

Wisconsin Kreds af den forenede danske Kirke afholder
sit aarlige delegerede Kredsmede Neenah, Wis, Dagene
fra 16-19. September, begge Dage inclusive.
Msdet begynder med Hejmesse-G udstjeneste Torsdag
Aften Kl. 8.
Kredsens Emne: Den helige Daab.
Menighedens Emne: Den Ste Bon i Fadervor.
ALE Kredsens Prester br give Mode, og allie Kredsens
Menigheder sende Deegater.
ForretningsmSde Fredag Formiddag.
M. O. Block, Carl NJ. Olsen.
hreds7oekret@r. Kredsformand.
| Henhold til ovenstaaende indbyder Vor Frelsers Me.
nighed, Neenah, Wis, herved venligst til Deltagelse wort
Kredsm9de 1913. September. Kom saa mango. som a
nogen Made kan, og blew velsignet og ver en- velsignelsel
vi venter at faa ct stort Kredsmode baade hvad Deltaoere
sa vel som hvad aandeligt Udbytte angaar.
For Kost og Logi under hde MSdet betales $3.50. Ven.
ner, indmeld jer nu god It'd, men senest linden den 8 Gen.
TENDER til Mr.. N. Larsen, 4O4 Winneconne Ave, Neenah,
Wis, eIer til Menighedeps Priest,
Paa Menighedens Vegne.
M. Madsen, j. A. Larsen.
Menlghs Formand, Menighs Prest.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-04
I Haderslev.

Paa den y KIN. lange Strek-
ming fra den gamle Grense og
ned til Hadersley var der rejst
Is Eresporte, og store MEME
skemasser stod opstillede for at
hilse paa Kongen, der langsomt
p~asserede forbi eller standsede
for at hilse, saaledes we'd EN-
Ereport we'd Ladegaard |. Tact
udenfor Hadersley oyerfor Tivoli
bojede den kongelige Kortege
ind paa en- Mark, hvor Kongen
steg til Hest. Hesten yiste sig
noget urolig; men der skete in
tet Uheld. Derefter fandt Ind
toget i Byen Sted med Kongen
og Prinserne i Spidsen.
Efter Ankomsten Ill den store
Ereport paa Nerretorv holdt
Borgmester Thorvald Meller fol-
gende Tale:
Deres kongelige Majesteterl
Kongen og Dronningen og til
stedevarende Medlemmer af Diet
kongelige Husl Paa Haderslev
Borgerskabs Vegne hilser ieg
Dem hjertelig Velkommen til
yor gamle danske BY.
Da Deres Majestets kongelige
Bedstefader, h9jsalig Kong Kri.
stan den Niende, i December
Manned j Aaret 1864 i Holding
tog Asked med den ~senderjyd-
ske S~endeferd, udtalte Monar-
ken blandt andet, at af ale
Sorger og Bekymringer i hans
kongelige Regeringstid hayde in
gen nedbGjet Sindet, ingen Hg-
get ham saa tungt paa Hjertet
som Adskillelsen fra de tro, bra
We og loyale Slesvigere, der I'M
der Tidernes tunge Tilskikkelse
havde leveret de NEST ~glimrende
Beviser paa Troskab mod Dan
mark og Hengivenhed for det
danske Kongehus og intet inder.
ligere 0nske narede end at for
blive sammen med Danmark.
Monarken udtalte bevegede Ord
sine bedste 0nsker for vor Frem-
lids Vel og sluttede med at nd
tale Haabet ON en- 'snarlig Gen
forening. vi weed, at Deres Ma
jestat altid har v@ret besielet
af de samme Fglelser.
Siden da err over So Aar svund-
ne. To Sl@gtled err sunket /
Craven. Beeivenhedernes Magt
har adskilt, hvad i Aarhundreder
har varet forenet. Bredre er
revne fra Brodre; men trods
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-04
Kvitteringer.
Japanmissionen.

For kvitteret Sc Kbl.. Mr.. 30 -. o.. ............. $1762.S9
Selma, Calf, Part af Offeret we'd Pastor Thomsens
Mode Pela Nigh. ;. =. =. .............. 725
Racine, Wis, Emaus Nigh, en- unevnt =. =. -. 500
Kenmare, n. Oak, Trim. Nigh. sendagsskoens Kvar-
tals-Offer =. :. :. -. Observation-Disclosures. 1890
No Bride, Mich, Offer we'd en- Skovfest -. ;. -. 24OO
Chicago, Ill, Offer we'd ct Fallesm9de Ebenezer Nigh.
holdt af Pastor Busch -. -. 90. ............. sos
Tnsammen ........ $1871.49
Indianermissionen.
For kvitteret Sc Kbl. Mr.. 30 -. o.. o.. ........... $64317
Selma, Calf, Part af Offeret we'd Past. Thomsens No
de Pela Nigh. -. :. >. Observation-Disclosures. 1925
Sioux City, Ia, Offer we'd sondagsskolens Hednin-
Me Bride, Mich, Offer we'd Skovfest -. 24O0
Chicago, Ill, Offer we'd ct Fellesmode Ebenezer Nigh.
holdt af Pastor Busch >. =. -. .............. sos
Tilsammen 80. $736.6S
Utahmissionen.
For kvitteret Sc Kbl. Mr.. 80 =. =. ......... $65SOS
Buffalo, Wyo, (Alle Mrs. Grill Andersen, A. c. An
dersen, Chris Nielsen, Poul Mickelsen, Laurius
Petersen, Rasmus Nielsen, Jesse Lund, Jens Har-
Doe, L. II. Kjer, Elmer Andersen, j.. p. Jacobsen,
Andrew Nielsen, Jake johnson, P. C. K. Petersen,
n. c. Christensen, Maren Lund johnson, Henry
lversen nv. 81 =. =. F.. ............. 1900
Tnsammen ..... .$67608
Skolekassen:
For kvitteret Sc Kbl. Mr.. 80 >. ....... $56975
Elmdale, Mimi, Il. X. Gundersen -. $500
Tilsammen -. $59475
Lutheran World Service Campaign.
FOR kvltteret sc ADJ. Mr.. 30 =. .. -. ......... $9601 %
Racine, Wis, Emaus Nigh. en- unevnt $40; Carl Mon.
feldt og +. $40 :. =. Observation-Disclosures. 20O0
Portland, Oregon, Miss May Christensen ....... $50
Tnsammen .$96237 IS
Blair, Nebr, den 30. JuE, 1920.
Med TAX modtaget Otto Hansen.
Rettelse;I Kbl. Mr.. 30 err der kvitteret for 500 80 fra
Blair Menighed til Lutheran World Service Campaign. skaI
we're $22280 d. L. p II
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-04

.Lofter og Trusler, trods Void
.og Magt, der er ovet mod os
j vor Udlendighed, STAIR Dansk-
heden, Troskaben mod wort gam.
lie Fedreland og Hengivenheden
for Danmarks Kongehus lysle-
vende blandt Haderslevs Bor-
gere. Den It'd er forbi, da sles-
vig-holstenske Myndigheder, der
iblandt Hadersleys Borgmester,
truede med Boder og Fengsel de
Borgere, som dristede sig til at
drage over Grensen for at tage
Asked med Landets gmale Kon-
ge.
Naar nu Deres Majestet i
Dag kommer I'll os SON Etling
af Diet gamle Kongehus, som
Landets lovlige og retmassige
Konge, da tiljubler Haderslevs
Borgerskab Deres Maiestat og
hele Diet kongelige Hus ct hjerte-
ligt Velkommen. ALE Hierter er
overstremmede af den Glade. vi
foler we'd sammen med Diet dan.
ske Folk at skulle samles UNI
der Deres Majesteters milde
Scepter.
Denne yor overstr9mmende
Glede blandes dog med stille
Vemod we'd Tanker ON de Tu-
sinder af Danske, der sgd for
Landets Granse i Dag med bio
dende Hjerter og taarefyldte
Blikke s%tirrer mod Nord. fordi
de like kan deltage i denne
vor Gledesfest. vi vii mindes
disse vore trofaste Br9dre og
S6stre og sende dem EN- delta
gende og taknemlig Tanke, men
vi vii tillige -Taknemlighed
mindes de historiske Paaskedage,
da deres -Majestat i ct kritisk
0jeblik stillede Deres Person i
Breschen for Danmarks rationale
Ere.
Genforeningsdagen er nu op-
runden. Deres Majestet kom-
mer til os i Ho.isommertid. VI
vii opfatte dette SON ct Varsel
ON Sommertid for wort gamle
Fedreland og for wort Folk. I
Endregtighed vii vi sammen med
def danske Folk fylkes ON De
res Majestet, vor folkekere
Drot, med Onsket ON, at Gud
vii velsigne og beware Deres
Majestater og hele Diet konge.
lige Hns, at Genforeningen maa
blive I'll Held og Lykke for wort
falles gamle Fedreland, ct st9rre
Danmark, og at Begivenheden,
vi fejrer i Dag, maa ryste Sja-
len og vakke Aanden, styrke
Hjertet og ruste Haanden til stor
log til herlig I'd, til Danmarks
Frelse i Nodens It'd. Disse wore
0nsker vii vi sammenfatte i eft
Leve Dis. Maj. Kongen, Dron-
ningen og hele Diet kongelige
Hus, og bekrefte dette med ct
nifoldigt Hurra.
Beveget tog Kongen Ordet og
svarede: Hr. Borgmesterl Paa
Dronningens og egne Vegne brin-
ger jeg en- dybtfolt TAX for de
Ord. De rettede til os. vi takker
ogsaa for den Modtagelse, vi har
faaet j den gamle danske BY Ha-
dersley. Gud alene Kren, og TAX
ket yere Deres Trofasthed og
de allierede Magters Sympathi
skyldes Diet, at Vi after kan rack
Ike hinanden Haanden paa gam
mel s~onderjydsk Grund. Gud vel.
signe Deres Fremtid hernede, og
Gud velsigne wort gamle Fadre-
land, og Lykke og Held j Frem-
ltiden! vi vii samle os i ct Leve
for gamle Danmarkl
Kongen hilste derefter paa
Borgmesteren og Byraadets Med
lemmer og forskellige kendte
Mend, deriblandt tidligere
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-04
Senderjylland.
KoNGE-INDToGET 1
S0NDERJYLLAND.
En- storslaaet Hyldest.
Ritzau- Telegr. til ,Jyll, psf.
I Holding.
Holding, 10. JUL.

Precls HI. 5 lagde,, Danebrog
sskorteret af yHejmdal" og en-
Torpedobaad, ind i Holding
Havn, hyor Byraadet med Borg
mester Beeh i Spidsen, Vetera-
nerne, Vaabenbr9drene, Honora-
tiores og en- tusindtallig Mengde
var modt. Efterat Kongen, der
var j feltgraa Generalsuniform
havde hist paa Ministeriets Med
Iemmer, gik han i Land, medens
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS skingrede og
Frederik den 0ttendes Honn9r-
march lod.
Amtmand, Kammerherre Bar
denfleth udbragte ct med KRAFT
tige Hurraraab besvaret Leve for
Kongen og Dronningen.
Derefter tog Borgmester Oluf
Bech Ordet og udtalte Paa Kol-
ding Byraads og Holding Bor-
CERES Vegne hilser jeg herved
Deres Majesteter Velkommen
paa jydsk Grund til den Kon-
ferd, der skal fore Deres MAZE
stetter ned til de genvundne Egg
ne, we'd hvilke ale Danske HER
ter henger, og hvortil allie wore
Tanker i Taknemmelighed f9res
/ disse mindevardige rationale
Dage. Den gamle Grensebys Be
boere modtager med egne varme
Felelser deres Konge og Dron-
ming j denne hojtidsfulde Stund.
Saa mango Slegter paa begge
Slider Aaen levede / lange Aar
under Trykket af Adskillelsen
M at Sc Baandene knyttede paa-
ny fylder deres og wore Hjerter
med Tanker, SON like kan I'D
tales. Stille, dybe Folelser, som
paa denne Dag virker med en-
egen Fylde, vii kalde mango
Pledestaarer frem i Diet, like
amidst hos dem, der sired gen.
mem Aarene for vor Sag, men
hyis Fod nu er for tung til at
ware til Stede her. De som vi
f0lger i Tankerne Deres MAZE
steter paa denne Ferd og vii
forene sig med os, naar vi by
der Deres Majesteter Velkom-
men, og takker, fordi den gamle
Grenseby Holding MATTE blive
Udgangspunktet for Ferden, og
4ordi vi her MATTE have den
Glade at modtage vor Konge
sg Drowning.
Kongen takkede beveget og
udtalte: Min h~jertelige TAX, Hr.
Borgmester, for de smukke Ord.
Diet har varet Dronningen og
mig en- serlig Glade at begynde
Turen her i Holding. Jeg h9rer
10 til dem, der fra Skamling of
DC har staaet og set imod sgd.
Tax til Dem allesammen for den
Varme. hyormed vi err bleyen
m%odtaget.
Kongen og Dronningen hilste
derefter paa de forsamlede Ho-
noratiores, V%eteranerne og de
forskellige Foreningers og Kor.
porationers Medlemmer. Dron-
ningen fix overrakt Blomster af
FEu Borgmesterinde Bech, Fru
Kammerherre Bardenfleth og
Dansk Kvindesamfunds Formand,
Fru Helen Clay Petersen. Kon-
gen gik slutteligt langs den for
sanlede Mangde.
Hojtideligheden we'd Gransen.
Holding, 10. JUL. Da Kongen
ga. K1. 91a ankom til den Ere
port, der var rejst 400 Meter
Eord for den gamle Grense,
standsede Automobilen, og Kon-
gen besteg den hvide Hest, der
stod opsadlet til ham, samtidig
med, at Dronningen og de Svri-
ge kongelige Herskaber gik over
i de der ventende Vogue. Der
paa gik Toget videre. Da Kon.
gen red under Ereporten, der
var rejst paa den gamle Gr@n-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-04
Allernaadigste Konge

DJtuiih, I'd DtICo M~dJ1SA1t 49,
skrider denne Grense, der MI
a LANG EN- Aarrekke har skilt
Danske fra Danske, for at tage
Diet genyundne Land / Besiddel-
Sc, har jeg den store ERE, som
Representant for HadersleyAmt,
paa den forsamlede Menneske-
mangdes og paa hele Befolknin-
gems Yegne at udtale til Deres
Majestet Diet hjerteligste" Vel
kommen til S6nderjylland.o
Den %. Marts 1864 satte sid
ste Gang en- dansk Konge sin
Fod paa Sonderjyllands Jord,
idet Kong Christian den Niende
denne Dag besegte de danske
Soldater, der j Dybb6l Skanser
kempede den sidste fortviylede
Kamp for S6nderjylland. Men
aldrig har den s6nderjydske Be
folkning opgivet Haabet og Tro-
en- paa, at den Dag nok skulde
komme. da Danmarks Konge
igen skulde holde sit Indtog /
dette gamle danske Land. I Tro-
skab har Befolkningen ventet
paa og lengtes efter denne Dag,
og Folkefantasien har udmalet
sig Danmarks Konges Ferd gen
mem Sonderjylland i de skonne-
ste Billeder. Folket vii ! disse
minderige Dage s6ge at skabe
den skonneste Ramme ON dette
Billede. Hvor Deres Majestet
kommer frem, skal wort Flag
vale, og Folket vii mode i Tu.
sinder for at hyde -og tiljuble.
Deres Majestet Diet NEST begej-
strede ,.Velkommen". Thi Ker-
ligheden til wort Flag, wort Folk,
wort Fadreland er stark og le-
Ivende / Sonderiylland og intet
Steds i Danmark er Krb6dighe-
den og Hengivenheden for Dan
marks Konge og hans Hns ster-
re end her i Sonderiylland. Sc
Aars Fremmedherredomme har
like formaaet at udslette disse
Felelser / wore Hjerter. Vi vid-
ste altid og tor i Dag udtale 0
Acknowledged for, at Dan.
marks Kongehus aldrig glemte
eller opgav Sonderjylland. Den
7. December 1864 modte en- Ska
re af sonderjydske Mend i Kol-
ding for at tage en- beyeget At
sked med deres hidtilverende
Konge. Deres Majestets Bedste-
fader Kong Christian TX. | den
Henvendelse, som disse Mend
rettede til Majesteten, he'd Diet
til Slutning: ,,Skulde Diet wise
sig, at Befolkningens 0nsker
skulde faa nogen Indflydelse
|paa yor Skebnes endelige Ago
relse, da beder vi trostigt Deres
Majestat vare forvisset ON, at
Diet nok skal wise sig, at Kerlig-
heden I'll wort gamle Fedreland
har dybe R9dder i den slesyig-
ske Befolknings Hjerter." Eff
terslagten havde like gjort dis
Sc Mends Ord til Skamme.
Karligheden til wort gamle
Fedreland har dybe Rodder /
wore Hjerter. Derfor yalgte vi
Danmark. Frit har vi valgt, og
Skam og Heder, Sorg og Lyk-
Ike vii Vi dele med wort Folk, og
wort Fadreland vii vi vere med
til at bare frem mod Dagen ny.
Frit vii vi f6lge og hyde Dan
marks Konge, vor Konge, og vi
vii give denne vor Hyldest ct I'd
tryk, idet vi tilraaber Deres
Majestat Diet hjerteligste Vel
kommen til S9nderjylland."
Refshauges Tale blew hele Tt
den afbrudt af megtige Ovatio-
ner og blew til Slut hist med
ct nifoldigt Hurra og Kong
Christian.
Kongen tog straks Ordet og
udtalte omtrent f0lgende:
Min fdreta Hi1qan iii Dem her.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-04

den Leve for Kongen og Leve
for Dronningen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-04
I Aabenraa.

Aabenraa, 10. JUL. Ankom-
stem hertil formede sig festligt
og storstilet, da ,,Dannebrog XII.
6h lagde til we'd Nordre Mole.
Paa Molen, hvor samtlige Mini
sire havde taget Opstilling, var
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-04
Otto Hansen.

Med TAX modtaget Otto Hansen.
Rettelse:I Kbl. Mr.. 80 er der kvitteret for $22 80 fra
Blair Menighed til Lutheran World Service Campaign. Skal
vere $22280. d. L. p II
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-01-01
REV. S. RAPPAPORT
DIED IN ARIZON a
Man Who Was in Charge of the Jew
ish Synagogue in Minot for Twelve
Years Victim of Tuberculosis.

Rev. S. Rappaport, who was in
charge of the Jewish Synagogue in
Minot for twelve years, passed away
Saturday night at Tucson, Ariz., from
tuberculosis. from which he had been,
a sufferer for months. Mr.. Kappa
port left Minot in September and went
first to Los Angeles, but changed his
location to Arizona, believing the eli
mate better suited for one in his con-
dition.
The funeral will be held in St. Paul.
Mrs. Rappaport and the oldest son,
Jacob, left Monday night for St. Paul.
Mr.. Rappaport was about As years of
age. He was born in Russia and was
situated at Harrisburg, Pa, when he
first came to this country. About
two years ago, he gave up his work
in the Jewish Synagogue in Minot on
account of failing health. The deceas-
ed Is survived by a wife and seven
children, who have the sincerest SYM
pathy Of all. The Reverend was a
good man and his entire life had been
devoted to doing deeds Of kindness
for others.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-01-01
TAKING CENSUS BEGINS JAN. 2
If You Are Going Away for Visit
Leave Your Name With Assn of
Commerce Secretary-Minot
Wants Full Count.

The taking of the census will start
on January 2. All work in the cities
is expected to be completed in two
weeks and in the rural districts in 30
days.
lChas. Simon of New England, N. D.
has charge of the work in the Third
Congressional District He has made
his appointments fer Ward county.
There are "a enumerators for Ward
county including eight for the city of
Minot, one for each Ward in the city.
Senator Thorwald Mostad, L. w. Tor
gerson, M. O. Tollefson and Percy
Robbins are four of those selected for
Minot. The enumerators will receive
cents for each name enumerated in
the city while the country enumerat-
ors will receive Sc or 81 day-it
not being certain at this writing which
amount will be paid. Each country
enumerator will be given about three
townships.
An effort, will be made to secure a
correct census. Those who cotnemp
late leaving on visit before the cen
sus enumerator calls around, should
leave his name with the secretary Of
the Association of Commerce. All
children who are away at school will
be counted the same as if they were
in the city, No visitors will be
counted.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-01-01
"CONSCIENCE" MONEY
RECEIVED BY PARK Err
Proprietor Of the Leland Hotel Gets
Five Dollars From Seattle
Man

When Clarence H. Parker, propri-
etor of the Leland Hotel of this city,
opened his mail the other morning a
five dollar bill fell from an envelope.
He scanned the letter accompanying
the bill and read:
Seattle, Wash.
December %, 1919.
MI. G. H. Parker,
Mnot, North Dakota.
Dear Sir:
Some seven or eight years ago !
sold you load Of potatoes. The
price was 45 cents per bushel. While
| was loading the potatoes another
party came along and saw the spuds
and said they were good for seed. He
wanted to buy some for seed so l sold
him eight bushels of the load | had
sold you. You had promised to send
a man to help me load them and when
he failed to show up l was sore anc
that accounts for the act.
] have been converted to Jesus
Christ and I let Him come into my
heart and cleanse me from all my sins
and therefore, am making my wrongs
right. God says: "Do unto others
as you would have them do unto you.
May God bless you, and l pray thai
you will forgive me.
Enclosed find $500. The potatoe:
1 sold came to about $500 and the
balance is for interest. l hope thi:
will straighten out the wrong.
May the Lord Jesus Christ have Hi:
way with you for it is the only wa!
to live. Jesus shed his blood for yo1
and me.
May God Bless You.
The letter was not signed and Mr.
, Parker has no recollection of tn
transaction.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-01-01
Orrin NJ. Pierce Read Excellent
Paper on Credits

Orrin M. Pierce, credit manager of
the Minot Grocery Co., read an in
teresting paper at Mondays meeting
of the Minot Rotary Club on Credits.
Mr.. Pierce is regarded as one Of the
most efficient credit men in the west,
and pointed out how necessary credit
is to- the life of trade. Transactions
involving millions of dollars are often
made with out one cent actually
changing hands, the entire transac-
tion being made thru the system Of
rradits. In closing his paper, Mr..
Pierce pointed out the Importance Of
business firm OF an individual keep
ing his credit good, that being not
only requisite for becoming good
businessman, but good citizen as
we'll. Mr.. Pierce stated that credits
thruout the Northwest are in much
better condition than before the war
a great deal more business now being
transacted with cash than ever be.
fore, yet there will never come a time
when credit among business concerns
can be eliminated, because enough
raonev could not be created to take
4l3a Mace Of the credits employed BY
tNo pa,ent system of doing business
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-01-01
TRENCH MOUTH PROVES
TO BE DIPHTHERIA
Poline Harmon of Granville Died in
Minot From Dread Disease-Sev.
eral Granville Children Died
From This Disease.

Poline Harmon, the eight-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. "A. Har-
mon, residing in the Saline settlement
north of Granville, was brot to Minot
Monday suffering from what was thot
to be trench mouth, disease that
has caused the death Of several Gran
vile children. She passed away
Tuesday morning and it has been
learned that what the girl really suf-
fered from was very severe attack
of diphtheria, and not trench mouth
at,all.
THE remains were taken to Gran
willie in an auto hearse Tuesday and
from there conveyed to the home, near
(which place burial took place In
ktructions were given to the. family
TO under no condition open the cas-
ket.
) It is presumed that action will now
be taken to quarantine the homes in
The vicinity of Granville where the
disease has been prevalent.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-01-01
Rygmyr.AamOth.

On Christmas eve at eight o'clock
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs: 2. Soviig
occurred the marriage of Miss Lulu
Rygmyr to Mr.. Helmar AamOth OF
Minot, N. D. Here in the presence
of immediate friends and relatives the
mystic wedding vows were spoken
with the Lutheran pastor, Rev. j. A.
Quello officiating at the ceremony, US
ing the beautiful and impressive ring
ceremony with little Theolina Rygmyr
a niece of the bride, as ring bearer,
carrying a beautiful basket of pink
and white carnations.
! The bride was dressed in white
crepe meteor and georgette trimmed
in heavy lace and wore string of
pearls, a gift from the groom, with
veil of silk tulle, and carried show
er bouquet of white roses.
The bridal couple were attended by
the groom's sister, Miss Johanna
Aamoth, and cousin of the bride,
Mr.. Arthur Myre. The bridesmaid
was dressed in pink pussy willow tat
feta and georgette and carried cor
sage bouquet of pink carnations.
Immediately following the mar
riage of this estimable young couple
a delightful wedding dinner was in
dulged in in the dining room, which
was nicely decorated for the occasion
with carnations and potted ferns.
. The bride is we'll known in Forest
City and highly respected by all those
who know her. For the past three
years she has been employed in Minot
N. D., and the last year she has beer
connected with the Northern Produce
Co. The groom has just returned af.
ter nearly two years of government
service and is now employed at the
New Fork Hardware and Furniture
Co. at Minot. He is highly spoken o1
by those who have met and know him
He is to be congratulated upon hi:
choice.
The young couple will remain /,
Forest City for a few days visiting
friends and relatives after which the!
will take an extended trip to st. Loui
and the Twin Cities. They will be a
home to their friends at Minot afte
Feb. 1st.
The out-of-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Christ Cleveland and daugh
ter, Gladys, Mr.. and Mrs. Vern
Haines and Miss Anna Swanson from
Ft. Dodge.