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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-31
SPECIAL NOTICE
PROCLAMATION AND NOTICE OF
ELECTION FOR SCHOOL BOND
ISSUE AND LEVY.
TO THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF
FA1RMoNT DISTRICT, IN THE
COUNTY OF MARION AND STATE
OF WEST VIRGINIA:
TAKE NOTICE!

THAT at legal meeting OF me
Board OF Education OF the District OF
Fairmont, in the county of Marion
and state OF West Virginia, held on the
9th day of March, 1920, the following
order was adopted and entered of rec.
ord, namely:
1t appearing to this, The Board OF
Education, OF the District OF Fairmont
in the county of Marion and state OF
West Virginia, that TO accommodate
the youth Of school age residing in
said district it is necessary to issue
bonds in the sum of Ninety.eight
Thousand Dollars (s9S, 0O0oO), as pro
vided by chapters 2 and 126 Of the
E.Acts of the Legislature, of 1919, in or.
der to procure money for the Following
purposes, that is to say:
!, To erect. complete. enlarge
and furnish school building In
the town or village of Barrackville,
in said Fairmont district, on the
school site recently purchased
from Louise Conway.
2. To purchase school site
near the present cayenne school
in said Fairmont district, and to
erect. complete. enlarge and fur
nish school building thereon.
And it having been determined that
this proposed bonded indebtedness,
together with the existing i35ebteS
ness, does not exceed two and one
half (21S) per centum OF the value oil
the taxable property in the said dis
trict as ascertained by the last as
sessment for state and county taxes:
Therefore, in pursuance of the fore
going and said chapters and 1876 Of
said Acts of the Legislature of 1919
it is hereby resolved and ordered tha
this, The Board Of Education of thu
District OF Fairmont. in the county o.
Marion, do borrow money in the suu
OF Ninety.eight Thousand Dollar!
($9S,000.00T, and issue and sell bonds
to raise said amount of money for tn.
purposes aforesaid, namely:
/. To erect, complete. enlarge
and furnish a school building in
the town or village OF Barrack-
vile, in said Fairmont district, OIL
the school site recently purchased
from. Louise Conway.
2. To purchase school site
near the present Jayenuc school
in said Fairmo7t district, and to
erect, complete, enlarge and fur.
nlsh a school building thereon!
And to provide more definitely con
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11
NEW FEDERAL II
 BE HERE SHORTLY

The new one-ton Federal truck which has been promised to the motor world for some time is on its way to Phoenix Its arrival here is awaited with keen anticipation by those users of light trucks who are interested in this latest development in the light truck world.
 In addition to being equipped with pneumatic tires all around, the truck has disc wheels and a number of inn provements heretofore not seen on trucks.
 The truck has been especially built for pneumatics, following out the pre- diction of tire experts that within short time there would be a truck on the market designed and built for the express purpose of using pneumatics. The new truck is also equipped with electric lights and worm drive.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11
STUDEBAKER NAMES NE7W DISTRIBUTORS
 FOR THIS VICINITY

Pottbers to Phoenix is from their own choice. MT. Pottberg has been tray cling through Phoenix for a number Of years in the interests of the Stude- baker corporation and soon learned to like Arizona and Phoenix especially. When it was decided that they were to be given a permanent distrioGtorship they naturally asked fer She Phoenix territory.
 They are in Phoenix to stay and in sist that ali Stakeholder owners. past. present and even the prospectiEA | owners. consider they are at their ser vice. Every car carrying a StudebaEe- name plate is under their care or ss it has been put by one of the firm. it is our reputation running around on four wheels
 Mir. Barret knows Stakeholder cars from long experience. For eight years he served the Studebaker corporation as service supervisor and later acted as assistant manager of the San Iran cisco branch. He has observed the performance of Studebaker cars in the hands Of owners. under every conceiv- able condition of service, and he is sat isfied that no manufacturer can build cars of greater dependa biiity, more comfort, higher quality or better grace of lines.
 And Pottherg is as well qualified 2
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11

An announcement of considerable interest to the motoring public of Ari- zona is made this morning in The Re publican in that Maxwell F. Barret and Charles J. Pottberg, operating under the name of Barret and Pottberg, have been named as the distributors for the Studebaker automobile. Their territory vii cover Maricopa and Pinai counties.
 The naming of Barret and Pottberg as distributors for the Stakeholder is considered by local automobile men as a particularly shrewd move on. the part Of the Stakeholder Corporation of America. Both have been with that corporation for a long period and both have held executive positions wherein their ability has been well demon strated.
 Temporarily <at least the new com pany will occupy quarters with the Harmon Motor company al 125 North First street It is their intention to secure more adequate quarters as soon as possible.
 As exclusive Studebaker distributors they are in a position to give prompt and efficient service at all times. An other feature which they expect 70 emphasize is correct costs for all work done.
 The coming Of the firm Of Barret and
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11
SM|TH-HUGHES ID.
 IN LARGER PLACE

Having outgrown their old quarters and feeling the need of a more central location. the Smith Hughes company are of the opinion that their new place al the corner of Third avenue and Jefferson will provide them ample room and meet all the requirements which their growing business has de- manded.
 In addition to handling Fairbanks Morse farm engiIfes..ttle Smith Hughes company is distributing Ajax tires. They are now so situated that it is possible for them to carry d larger stock on hand and display more en- zines and tires than they were for mally able to-
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11
TOBACCO

No man, even after the very exces- sive use of tobacco, ever went home and robbed his own trunk or threw rocks at his own house, and all with out remembering a t-.i-g of his actions next day.
 Nor, if by any chance any of us habituals are ever deprived of our to- bacco, we will not resort to cornsilk coffee grounds or ratan buggy whips cut into snokable lengths. And this has been figuratively true with many of the booze habituals in seeking sub- stituteS.
 Tobacco is going to prove a- rather barren soil for the reformer seeking new fields.
 The arguments against tobacco have not the dramatic appeal.
 And dramatic appeal is necessary to sustain opposition.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11
lEHcar Arrives i'm
 Ph0eaix Alter a
 lL@ng Weary Wait

The Eicar is here. After several weeks Of disappointed waiting, the latest addition to the motor cars ssid in Phoenix has arrived and is now on dispiay at the saiesroom of the Roamer Motor Sales com pany, state distributors for both the Roamer and the Elcar.
 The fact that the EIcar has been going to make it's advent in Phoe- nix has been known for some time, but who the distributors were to be has been a much mooted ques- ton. The secret is out. The Roamer people, who have gained a reputation for handling only high class cars, have secured the state agency.
 The Elcars should have been here days and days ago, but the coal strike and dozen other acts of providence have held them up. Once they got this side of Kansas Cit yall records of them seemed to disappear, but they finally showed up and now they are really and truly in Phoenix.
 The Elcar is made by the Elkhart Carriage and Motor company of EIkhart, Indiana. They have been building vehicles since 1873. In ad- ouion 70 tneir years or eHperience in that line have added their twelve years of motor building experience to those years of production and have turned out what is said to be ono of the sturdiest, best looking, dependable light cars on the mar ket today.
 Both fours and sixes are made by the EIcar people. Great changes have been made in the 1920 model. including Red Seal Continental motor for the six and number of decided improvements to the four model.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11
MESSNER TO VISIT
 B|G AUTO CENTERS

Cal Messner, head of the Messner Auto company, will leave in a day or so for the east for the express pur- pose of looking over the latest auto mobile show rooms in order that his new building on West Adams street may have all the latest features.
 While in the east Messner will visit both Detroit and Chicago, with the possibility of gong to other eastern cities later. The new building which the Messner organization will occupy wll be ready for occupancy within the next six weeks. It will be one of the most modern and up to-date affairs in the west and in addition to embodying
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11
New Department
 Heads for Local
 AmGo Companies

With the advent of the New Year important changes have been made in the personnel of the W. E. Gardner company and the Oakland Arizona Sales company, both headed by w. F, Gardner.
 The Gardner company which dis tributes the Marmon. the Chandler and the Cleveland Six. has for It's general sales manager. S. l.. Knox. He is also sales manager for the Oakland Ari- zona company. R. F. Lewis is the re tail sales manager for the Chandler
 nd Cleveland lines. -vhile R. E. Griz zaId is retail sales manager for the Harmon car.
 K |. Blackburn. E. l.. Shaw and k- ', Drew represent the sales force fsr aE three lines handled by the Gardner ssrnpanv. while R. Fl. Parsons is cash -er for the company.
 For the Oakland Arizona com pary, G<enn Curley has heen named as re tail sales manager and Capt. H. C. Russell and R. II. Powell represent the sales force.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11
5o-5o
CRvstander. I

. fBystander, IOndon.)
 F'ather-How many people work in your office?
 Son Government employee)-Oh, about half.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11

pacity to haul at least seven tons of gravel, and there is every possibility that ten tons can be carried.
 The Goeglein and Huggins company have but recently engaged in business in Phoenix. although they have been in the contracting game in other cities. They had never used a Federal truck prior to this. but during their years of experience, they have had ample opportunity to watch it's performances.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11

Studebaker supporter as Barret. He has been for several years interested in the merchandising Of Studebaker cars as a wholesale salesman and later as assistant branch manager at Los Angeles. He is known as keen judee of automobile values.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11

features obtained from the east win have several new and novel ideas in corporated.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11

Although it has but rated capacity of three and ,one-half tons the above Federal truck, recently purchased by the Goeglein and Huggins Contracting company of Phoenix. is expected to haul at least seven tons of gravel in through and around Phoenix
 The big truck has been recently purchased from the George H. Reuben Auto company. It is equipped with a Lee dump body, which gives it the ca
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-25
Kun dopraven
byl do nemocnice

Widen, 81. hnora. L Bella Kun,
diktator Madarska "a koinlInisti-
ckeho rczimu, byl ncdavpondopra-
ven do nemocnice nedalcko vidne
re Stokravy, kde zdrzovST Sc cd
dteku . Uher. 4 jcbo pre-
stehovsnf dosIo nasledkem toho,
il 'obyyatelstvo Stokravy proti
jeho p~fftomposti protestovalo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-25

|chtGl plcvcl ten zadiskovat v ma
Id6ii, re Pride vlaha, re owes we.
|ide a udela Sc alespon seno. Ne.
|byti syna, ktery Sc z vojny vra-
iii domI a hned Sci pc praci, byi
v roce 1919 Iplne ztracen!
.Kapital zadnJ, kdezto dluhu M
pc. go. Syn pracuje ma draze a
]. a Is. mne da $15, "a
|n9z obstaram zivobyti pro sebc,
til kone a q slepic. Skvele 1.-Two
Ibytf to neni, nicmene Prozretel-
nosti d6kuji "a to, &c Sc alespoii
mnzeme udrzet pfi zivote a HE.
|d6t budoucnosti vstric, nebof nj.
kdy nebylo zle, ably Ease nebylo
|lepe. Pfieinim Sc ma novo a slime
'doufam v lepsi tento rok! Muslin
.tez podotknouti, re SC zde roma
|ha olejova horecka asi z spo-
leenosti zacne zde 2 jara vrtat ma
|olej. S pfatelskym pozdravem
zimmerman Sc v ncts-
Karel Rainisch.
QCteny priteli! Diky "a pred
|platne a pfejeme YAM z pima srd-
ce, byste v tonic roce byl hojne
"a svoji pill a poctivou snahu 3D.
menen. Budeme YAM povd6cni,
kdyz casem Sc ctenaTi sdelfte o po-
merech We vasi tamni krajine.
$3.50
BISON, KANS., 8. lnora 1920.
- Vydavatele Pokrokul Panove!
Muslin 81 yam trochu po%st6zovat,
.iak n~espravne mne "Kansasky
Ipokrok" dochazi a dakazem Jest,
re jseIn dostal cd noyeho roku
pouze til cisla. Ackoliv Sc vzdy
tesim ma kazde cislo, tax jake ma.
|le dftko ma "cumel' = jsem Ca
|sto sklaman. Cd te DOLBY, co jsem
zacal cisti "Pokrok'', tax jsem
Ishledal, &c nenf lepsiho ceskeho
.listu mad "Pokrok". Proc jest
mas zdc ma zapad6 tolik, re .jsme
vzdy jen v6Tili ma casopisy, wy
.davane V Chicago nebo v New
Yorku9 Ones name zde "Po-
krok", jenz prekona jakykoliv a
kdekoliv vydavany cesky LIST.
S pozdravem ma cely personal re-
dakce "Pokroku'-
Joseph Weiss.
y ~ y
ORAL, SO. OAK. II. nnora
1920. CT. vydavatele "Pokro-
ku'! Pfilozene zasilam YAM po-
stovni poukazku ma zapraveni
predplatneho, nebot bych bez va
seho dobreho casopisu ncmohl
snad ami byt. Jsem rad, re jH e.
tam So roxy a tudiS, ze Sc sIlad
iledodkam one tax zvane svobody,
kdy nam Dude nase ceska dobra
nase cctba nasilim vyrvans. A
neil sc tax stane, zasileJte mnG
tedy mil oblibeny "Pokrok' ma
dale. Snad mn6 ami neuvorite. 70,
pride "Pokrok", lined
.jej muslin manzelcc cisti, Zvlaste
lid roman "Karacson Aladar' SC
A kdyz to S MIN dopadlo
k jeji spokojenosti, ami ncuver-
tc, jakou mGla radost. Nam pry
liapsat panu r~edaktoru, by Ease
nejaky pekny roman pfi-
pravil. NovGho zde je, ze ma jafe
zacnolf vrtat pro olej. Zimn
jsIne nell moe spatnou, nebot "a
Gala nahle. Dine IS. fjna priset
pravy pryni dakotsky blizzard, q
Cd tc DOLBY lima az ma male W.
jiplky Sc drzi, Mnozstvi dobytka
zde poslo. Ny SAM jsme ztratili
6 klsI q 3 kone. TO jc pro mas
az moe. Nynl srdecny pozdrav
ia ctenou rcdakci | cely ctSny
personal "Pokroku'' b vsecbny
ctens ctenafe > ctenafky. Jsem
vas stary-
vincenc Josef Mares,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-25

Ctena redakce! Nejsem zadnym
spisovatelem, aniz zkusenym dopi-
sovatclem pfec ale sc poLusim do
pis napsat. Primel mne k tomu
dopis pana J. Sklenicky, We KITE
rem obhajuje ony sjednoccne sko.
ly, a AXE mali vyhody. Souhla.
sim S p. FIR. Medunou, &c "a tako-
veho systemu by nase venkovske
ditky musely nejen S n%epohodou
odjizdet daleko do skoly, ale byly
by nuceny mnoho casu travit do
ma. Nemizc me nekdo premlu-
Wit, 70 jest to vyhoda pro male d.
tky nekdc ma rohu % ukrutne Il
my, ncbo dcste cekat Do truck a
pax tftba hodinn neb dvo jeti do
skoly. Tfcba by sc to %osvedcova-
10, kdybychom NELL same dlazde-
ne cesty, ale neil ty budou, uply-
ne jestc nejaky cas- a do te DOLBY,
az nam ponechaji nasc stare ven
kovske skoly. Ono nam nejde o
to, Re by mas to stale o nejaky ten
dollar vice, ale ably sc ditky do
skoly skutecnG dostaly. To my
VINE, 10 nasc dftky ~potrebuji sko-
~ a take Sc snazimc jim jc dat.
Ovsem, ze nasi predkove nemcli
prilezitosti navstevovat Skoly,
kdyz krajina sc teprve osazoyala
a skoly nebyly, ancb cd 1tleho
mladi musely ditky tezce praco-
vati. Onchdy jsem slysel otce vel
ke rodiny - meSfaka = horovati
PRO sjcdnocene skoly. Jarku, a 60
my ma yenkov6 budeme delat, az
budou ccsty zavatf a nebudc VII
bee mono projetig = On ma to:
O to Sc mnsitc postarat a cesty 81
iano prohazct. - A ia zas: A coz,
kdyz Dude cely den'sypat, jake
z pyle a budou ycccr zavate zas!!
- Inu, m,isite 81 jc prohazct zas!
TAX 81 prcdstavtc, ccly den pro-
hazovat ccsty tfcba V treskute III
me. Kdyz jest Skola venkovska a
ktcrc dsti mali blizko, pfccc &c
tam nejak dostanou. Muslin wan
vsak vysyetlit, 70 v nascm okoli
cht1ji Skolu stav6t We mSst6, coz
myslim, &c jest We vetsin6 pfipadd
tax. A tn VAN dam n6co. 0 Gem
bystc nell pfrmyslct. Neil ma
stala prohibicc, skoro kazde ND.
sto ncb msstccko melo jcdcn ancb
vice saloond. Kazdy saloon platil
jcdcn tisfc dollarii nrb vice "a pc.
volcni. Tyto penize obycejne sly
ma skoly. Mesto WILDER, ncmy-
lim-li Sc, m6lo dcvet salooni ma
400 obyvatcli. Tyto saloony
prinssely mSstu 5000 dolIsrd roc.
nS ) nyni tento zdroj odpads, 60
zsvladla prohibicc. Nepripada
YAM to ncjak nspsdne = kdo ash
" sjcdnoccne Skoly chcc1 XII pFf-
kIadu, zde Y Do bois 81 nsfiksii,
10 mali tn nejmiserusjsi 5kolul .
yclktho okoh q ze potfebujcu no.
YOU skolL Tax jake by TO bylo
povnnosi mas fsrmafh--,vcnko-
wand jim tn skolu pomoci vystasst
Il yydrzovati! Jina vclka nevyho.
da phi tomto novem syst6mu jest !:
Col kdyz vypukne n6jaka nemoc,
cpidcmicN Ncpiipada VAN TO, Re
tfcba X Will jednom,ii malemn o.
koli musi yelke okolf trpeti - to-
Viz mfti akolu z~ayrepou9 Ku phi
kIadu "a ~nynejsiho radeni inttl-
enzy Kektert skoly Jsou zavreny
deltd css . nekserf y1ibrr ne v
naAem' dtatrlktn usId'Hels byti "a.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-25
:
Nase Beseda

TRENTON, N. j., 8. dnors 20.
- Ct9n& redakcc "Pokroku"l--
Plvodn6 jscm myslel, zc dluzny
svlj obnos "a Wa Sasopis zapra.
Vim a pfestanu byti "Pokroku"
odbaratelcm. M6l jscm totiI 20 to,
zc ie TO ma mne skoro pon6kud
mnoho odebirati jcdcnactc rlz.
nych casopisi. Na clovska V pc.
mGrcch, v jakych il ziju, zdilo sc
mne to pfece jen mnoho. lined
ma TO ale jsem sobs Ease uvSdomil,
&c, kdyby nebylo odb6rateli, ne
bylo by tel ami novin zapotrebi
vydavat. z te pffciny VAN posi-
lam postovni poukazku ma $3.50,
jake do. a pfedplatne ma "Po-
krok", ncbof jest to casopis vclmi
cenny. Myslim, ze ma zapade ne
nj Ccchoslovaka, jenz by tento
casopis neodbiral. Naslcdkem
dlouhe dopravy jsou nektcre zpra-
Wy pro mas ma vychods ponekud o.
pozdenc, "a to ale ctcnafim do.
stava Sc bohate nahrady v jint
cctb6 - clanki, dopish atd. S
vcskerou dctou znamcnam Sc
st. Eric.
ct. pfiteli! Diky "a zasland
predplatne q pochvalne uznanf.
Ctenafdm Sc zavd6cite, kdyz Ga.
steji 8 mimi sdelfte o pomerech,
panujicich v tamnim vascm oko-
IT,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-25

PRINCE GEORGE, VA, dine 9.
mora 1920 - Ctcn5 rcdakcc, mi.
yyhoyuji setrnemu yasemu
upozorneni . piikladam obnos M
1apraveni meho predpIstnebo, jez
yyprEelo 20 Iedna Phi teto pile,
zitosti zaroyen dovotim ii van
sdfIitl nero y naaeho zde okoIi D
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09
is NOW TELLING
ALL HER FRIENDS
Mrs. Lee Feels Like She Has A New
Lease On Life Since Taking
Tanlac.

"Since taking Tanlac l feel like I
have taken new lease on life," said
Mrs. H. Lee, 1887 Payne Ave-, Saint
Paul, MINI.
81 had been in badly run down
condition for the past two years." she
continued. 81 had no appetite, and
few bites my food would not agree
with me. Gas would form on my
stomach and severe pains developed
in my chest. l frequently had vio-
lent headaches that nearly drove me
distracted and / was so nervous l
could not get good nights sleep. |
felt weak and tired all the time and
l lost SO much weight my strength
was rapidly dwindling away.
81 heard so many good things about
Tanlac l decided to give it trial.
After taking the first doses began to
feel an improvement and realized that
had at last found the right medicine.
l have taken three bottles now and
the change that has come over me is
really wonderful. / have splendid
appetite and can eat anything with
out the least bad after effects. am
no longer troubled with gas on my
stomach and the pains have all disap-
peared. never have headache and
my nerves are in perfect condition. |
sleep like a child every night and l feel
splendid all through the day. | am
telling all my friends about this won
derful medicine.
Tanlac is sold in Minot by the Tay-.
lor Drug Co., in Kenmare by J. L..
Wemark, in Douglas by J. J. Dona-
hue, in Ryder by Geo. C. Couch, in Ia
gus by the Bugge Pharmacy and in
Sawyer by j. L. McKinnon. adv
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09
NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES

A large number of the students en-
joyed an All-School party at the gym
nasium on Saturday evening Of last
week. Dancing was the main diver
sion of the evening and all the more
enjoyed since the Normal School or
chestra furnished the music for the
occasion. Light refreshments were
served during the evening.
Several Of the faculty members have
been entertaining their Advisory
groups of late. On Saturday, Miss
Bryson and Miss McDonough enjoyed
a matinee together with their groups
and light refreshments afterwards at
a down town tea room. Miss Mary Rud
invited her group to her home for din
ner that evening and following the
dinner the group adjourned to enjoy
the general party in the gymnasium.
Miss Wood also invited her group to
dinner at an over town cafe. These
various social events with relatively
tally enjoyable and furnish an oppor,
tunity for cementing many friend
ships.
Mr.. r. A. Nestos addressed the reg
ular assembly on Thursday morning,
speaking on the conditions in Norway
during and following the war. Mr..
Nestos was speaking from first hand
information for he has but recently
returned from trip to his native
land.
The regular devotional meeting of
the student Y. w. C. A. was held last
Wednesday with Miss Lillian Hanson
as leader. Miss Hazel McCulloch gave
the talk, taking as her theme, The
Origin Of Democracy. She contrast
ed social life in the time preceding
and following the time of Christ and
told how his philosophy had placed
the emphasis on the value Of the hui
man individual, that he had struck at
the sin Of personal ambition and that
his philosophy (still the highest
known) has been the means of bring
ing the conquest Of spiritual man over
material facts. Special music was
provided by the Misses Johanna Klebe,
Blanche and Gladys Wyman.
The Normal school is making do
nation to student fund for relieving
distress among the students in Cen
trail and Eastern Europe where the
suffering is keen. Both students and
faculty are contributing to this fund.
Normal school people are also glad to.
be able to do their share in the Com
munity Chest and gave the soliciting
committee a cordial reception.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09
BOYS BUILD FARM
SHOP For SCHOOL

| Velva, N. D., Dec. 6. Students in
the agricultural department of Velva
High School have practically finished
building farm shop which will be
! used for such practical work as black
smithing, pipe-ftting, harness work,
rope work and other farm repair work.
The shop is twelve feet wide and thir-
ty feet long and was built entirely
by the boys.
A new line of equipment consisting
of FORCES, anvils, drills, vises, ham
mers, tongs, stocks and dies and other
tools has arrived and is being install
led. The shop will be running full
blast in few days.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09
MINOT NEGRO MURDERER ES-
CAPES FROM pen, CAPTURED

past the gateman. He was back in
prison Sunday evening.
Peoples shot ana Killed Frank
Greggs at Tom Harris dance hall on
Third street S. w. in Minot Nov. 20,
1916, during a drunken quarrel. An
attempt has been made to secure q
pardon for the murderer, but States
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09
MINOT TOO NOISY FOR
GRANVILLE EDITOR

Granville Herald: The editor spent
Sunday and Monday in Minot. It
seems we have been missed. It is good
to be missed once in a while. It is
also good to be home again. Minot is
pretty noisy and it costs twice as
much to live there as here, where we
have quiet, better water and air, and
a. much or more business in proper
tion to the size of the town.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09

Attorney Herigstad refused to recon-
mend the pardon. Peoples giving up
hope Of getting his pardon, made .
bold attempt to get away and almost
made good the attempt.