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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-26
G ON v 0 c Ar E

Soc. romfna de ajutor 81 cultura
"Plugariul Rom1n'' din Youngs-
town, Ohio, convoaca pe.toti mem
bril- eli din loc 81 jur lua parte
la adunarea generala lunara, care
Sc va tinea in ziua de % Aug. a. c.
la orele l 80 p. m. in ilala societatii
645 Poland ave.
Av1nd IN vedere caci find niste
.puncte foarte. .interesante de re-
solvat toti membrii sunt deobligati
lua parte la aceasta sedinta.
Absentee nemotivate Sc vor pc
depsi conform deciziunei in adu-
narea generala, tinuta la q Iunie
a. c. adica Isl picrde dreptul dc
1bcneficiu pc 80 de zile.
Fiecare membru deobligat a
preda Statutul eel vechiu Secreta-
?
rului fin. precum 81 taxa de, Zoe
pentru Statutul nou care ii va pri-
mi.
Fiecare membru avind taxa lu-
nara pl6tita Gu prilna Aug. 81 pima
la finea anului current Gu suma de
$3.50 lunar este deobligat mai
plati adaogirea 25c lunar.
In speranta ca fie care fnembru
al soc. Plugarul Romin nu va lipsi
della aceasta adunare, care este
foarte urgenta.
NOTA.-Toti membrii societatii
Plngarul Romfn sunt rugati a-si
achita ziua de lucru caci in caz
contrar is ipierd dreptul de bene-
ficiu, att della societate cit della
Uniune.
(96-7} PRESIDIUL.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-26
AvIz

Soc. romfna dc ajutor 81 cultura
"Vulturuli din Homestead, Pa,
aduce la cunostinta membrilor sal
Gin loc 81 jur. caci in sedinta lu-
nara tinu!a in Is August, a. c.,
s'a decis nrcarca cotei lunare dc
la $3.50 la $500, GU inccpere din
l Septemvrie. Deci toti membrii
sunt datori a Sc conforma acestei
decisiuni, acei membri carl si-au
solvit cotele pima la finea anului,
sunt rugati a-si solvi diferenta.
In speranta cd toti fratii membri
Isl vor face datorinta la timp, am
ramas Gu frateasca dragoste,
In numele soc. ,Vulturul,
(95-96) PRESIDIUL.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-26
INSTlINIj:ARE ! ]! j

Aducem la cunostinta surorilor
societati, schimbarea de adresa a
Societatea 'ssstreinul Liber,' din
st. Louis, Mo.
Pc viitor rugam ca toate scriso-
rile sd fie adresate la: 4745 Hum
mel ave., st. Louis, Mo.
:(96-97) PREsIDIUL.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-26
CON voc E

Societatea rofnina de ajutor s.
ctiltura Drapelul Romin" dir
Struthers, Ohio, convoaca pc tot
membrii sal a lua parte la aduna-
rca gcnerala lunara, care Sc va ii.
nea in ziua de % August, 1920
in localul soc. din.25 Liberty ST.,
Struthers, @.
La ordinea zilei sunt mai multe
chestii de rezolvat fntre, carl 81
alegerea unui Secretar scriptures
tic in locul fratelui V..Pandea, ca
re a plecat in Patria veche.
Tot odata sunt rugati toti fratii
lnenbri a-si aduce Statutele cele
vechi la aceasta sedinta pentru a le
sschimba Gu cele noui, fmpreuna cu
taxa de 10 cent? de fiecare, dupa
hotarirea della adunarea U. s. r..
A. della Gary, Ind.
Dcci toti fratii membri sunt ru-
gait a Fl prezenti la orele sus nu-
mite. Absentele nemotivate Sc vor
pedepsi conform statutelor.
In numele societatii "Drapelul
Romfn, am ramas salut1ndu-va
frateste, (97-s)
PRESIDIJTL. !,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-26
ABoNAJI zIARuL
,,AMERICA"
FRAT1 Ro6fN1!

Acei carl sunteti hotariti a pleca
spre patria veche in orr ce privin-
ia, adresati-va mie, va fac toate in
lesnirile, 81 venind la mine va ash
CUR ca Yeti fl feriti de speculatori.
In casa mea am gazduit suite de
calatori, plecfnd Gu totii fnultumiti
spre patria veche. Stunt in legatura
Gu toate Companiile de vapoare. :
Adresati-va adevaratei easel romi-
nesti, MURESANA. (143OA)
"MURESANA"
122 Bank Str, New York City
Situot Hngd statiile Ellie 81. Laco-
vamo r. r. ~ Telefon Chelsea 7425
MIHAIL M1RGINEANU, propr.
(Adv.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-26
c o N NvOCARE

q. S. Desteapta-te Romine- Hora
Unirii, din Detroit Mich. convoa-
ca pe toti fuctionarii 81 membri
comitetului nou 81 vechiu la sedin-
ia de conitet sus numitei Soc
ietati care seva tinea, Dumineca
20, Aug. 1920, in scoala de sub
biserica CIR. Cat ST. loan Botcza
torul din Orleans Str, la padure
Sedinta Sc va deschide la orele 2
p. m. la ordinea zilei avfnd chest
iuni foarte importante de resol
vat, deci fie care membru 81 func-
Jtionari in comitetul nou cit 81
Gel vechi fost, sunt datori lua
parte la acesta -sedinta de comitet
care Ia caz contrar. att noul
comitet'cit 81 eel vechi vor fiji pc
depsiti conform statute;or nouii,
deci fratii membrii din, Highland
Park, 81 eel della padure pot lua
parte la sedinta a plati cotele IL
mare cit 81 toate pretentiunele Soc
ietati conform avizului din ziar
81 cei zee dOresc ase inscrie men,
bril- moi inca sunt admisi, con-
form regulameutului. !.
In ntmele societatii U. s. Des-
teaptate Romine-Hora Unirei
din Detroit Mich
1850 PRESTDIUL.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-26

Stunt rugate onor. societati din
U. S. r. A. a lua Ia cunostinta
schimbarca de adresa a soc: eco.
roana Rsm1niei.'' (95-O
Pc viitor vom avea aceasta adre-
sa: P. O. B. 226, Yorkville, O.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-26

Societatea romfna de ajrtor 81
culturi cdr. Iuliu Manu- din
Canton, o.. are onare a invita- pc
toate onor. societati, cluburi 81 pa
rochii, precum 81 pc toti fratii ro-
mini din loc 81 jur a lua parte la
marea petrecere GU dams, care va
avea loc Simbata, % August st. n.
1920, in Hala Societatii din. Gar
field ave. s. W., No. 1924.
Inceputul la orele p. m.
Muzica Ardeleana sub conduce-
rea dlui George Arnaut din Can
ton, O., va distra onor. public Gu
cele mai frumoase arii de dams 81
cfntece rationale,
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu mare
multamita 81 Sc vor cuita pc Gale
ziaristica.
Bufetul va ff aranjat cu cele
mai gtistoase beuturi racoritoare.
Pretul de fntrare:' Domnii 50c;
'Doamnele 25c.
Deci in speranta Cd toti fratii
romfni din loc 81 jur ne vor ola
sprijinul dior, participfnd intr 'un
numar cit sa poate de mare Ia a.
ceasta petrecere, pima Ia revedere
am ramas salutfndu-va Gu fratea-
sea dragoste, Il (96-9S)
Comitctul Aranjator.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12


Mac pscs~a IN w. Ills fsErrs w@s
aet ssate sssa8g. far great SrvAa
dr~n~hsr sas AragT The q rash as ssy
wases E'gaa ssAas S~g fssE ass WIFE
rho gsneAsra cwvaE wss ssaass@.d IAw ~
saysssgatsgy- tae lnitlass-->Sg s~ssfa
Casissea.
rlAaat ares as r~eysgaAs@ u. Ns
lR~t set vcrt irva1Gly. ~Ses sS hnSw
Il. WAY
''TAagSas perhaps yNu snsghi s'se~
IL. The aS,atsg drspg~a II @aiis set
tiag away
AacsensAs's ewes slsehssl. ~ps~sfed
II. How sns thssYs
"A man Aavg~sed To easDe alan< San
M,Svrl strs~i tass as shs r@atsrs ssses
TO bis horse he hsard tae crses 81
Sh- @ea Inside. gtsg-sed What was d.
ag ard Exchanged shssss With shx Tss'
cTvaat he eaqs this hat NC the feb
8Stas h~aA
~wtn MAS ihe raAh that sio, the
rsh,hvcy
~tasS Feastfark~
"Eas nv dt.la eiassa 10 rwrogalaa The
balaapy'
"Neg tas cvstsls. Ne sssssssSssess rnSn
whose initials are the xaBae as taesv Ia
taal hat
iii yUa seean Lock Calllsaa ifs q
id lis. exploited tte c#itlaaan
He MAS furious with AimseIf, geR he
fel, aow that he HAD hveR aaxa>peS,,
las't htlpsas Is certify lhs suspicious
"a; tte sheriff l4ks an Idiot. he had
leg oul maeh that told heavily sgaias,
his fFsrnd
Il hafe M. What about this hat.
Nth the two haaes shH through The
rsmY"
"shui We all weer hats jasi llss
that, took at nalue" ksi.ie held II
Vat eagerly
'tlss yours gn L. G. srRnrvsf fw rte
sweAI han3 :" he3t asket slt4 a snaiie,
i kpos yaa ans hls friend. Mich,
kat tan seaHl tsa I've falr tu tsAka ewrm a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12

h., ~, l.,.,,,,.,, ,-...s ..I....,i-,a ,ta.1.n.
.,', -,
.'......,.,.s...
=" ~ +" " 'ss,t :"
NJ '"' " ",@''" '' $500 :
'f =" ''f ''' ""'s =" s'Et =" b"F
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12
SOUTH IS TURNING
AGAINST cAL0MEL
Mr.. Dedscn, the silver Tone" Man
fsssponsibis for Charge for
tire Eettar.

Every druggist Ia town has noticed
great falling off Ia the sale u calonei-
They all give the same reason. Dad
sor's Liver Tone Ii taxing it's slacs.
"Calomel IL dangerous and people
know It." Dodsons Liver Tone IL per.
sonaIly guaranteed b.. eyery druggist
who sells IL, 4 large bottle teesn'
cost very much. but II IL falls TO give
easy relief in every cast Of liver slug.
gishness aad constipation. Just ask for
your money back.
pDdaDns Liver Tone IN a pleasant
tasting, purely vegetable remedy. harm
less ~ both children and Adults Take
sp'NfuI IL night and wake up feel.
Ink nne: no bilI8usneAs sick headachs.
acid stomach or eoustlpatcd bowels
|, doesa'; sFsps CT eaasa Inconvenience.
Take dose VI ealomei today sud to-
morrow you Will feel weak, alex aud
nguseated. Don't lose q day.--Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12
FOR YOUNG MOTHERS

CAata~ncos~. Tsaa lin ray early
sxzrses LIE wss very fr~li And aeaaeass4
fx sarA,cra raoashs WA REALLY "a Invalid.
Caaha~ ~ a. Aay II aas hoa~ewSsA. Al lass
ose al tiny ssxsh,sAs r~Sssasseaa~t fts,
f.sxcVs fsveFssr Prescription ~ ssss b take
u . ssase. whaa | s.srs~a ~ taxa Il ]
was iaaeed very miserable tzut NY
ssrcnxsA ssaa rwsassret Asd had a tue
haAisar boy, Al, health frSsu thai tara
On has~use4 and ~as ssrsasvx ssi t-esaes
than ] hAa eses hs~n t~s0sA csanet
kseAk too hlxAiy III In, F.ssyeis fasussss
nwesspssaa ias w~aA aat aal<as ~csnsa. ard
n tessis tr yvatx rassAesw M RA
ALICE HARRIS. IL Csap~aaA ~.
S~Epa stsc W. ylF. Ts~v%'s IsvalAss' Hasa.
hsaasa, n. u. sof ty4.l package VI FAvua,ts
rrmwsgtsaa TAtsAsa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12
Ths HUMAN Dad

white he va. making his way about
bis platoon 0He dark p.sbt sergeant
henri the roar II 90 + Can" pyer
head, ard Owed into a she'll hole II
YVES already occupied By private
who Vas tHt full ia the wind by thu
non CONS head mgneh's silence
luna deep breath. and then;
Good Lord Is that you. s@rser'
"'thNt's me"
'"rhank hraysht Was lust wait
Ing for you 70 stplode he Aurrt'
can Legion Weekly.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12

me ans I ssm csnsssons TAFT sass naNssaas
nOs casy rrss1wssa re n txsse~s has.ssA tsea
hs~ary.A my lsse, ssssk eight sssssAss aaA
oil nav ssswvSsssFs@ hst nse weaasvty, Il
wwsxsaat apty ~ ,as sais wssaa | ssarssss b.
sAkn the 'fss~sFsspssca' eas | saoa Ala&A aas
uasS | astaAp@a aas nawsssA wvaxAs "a fsA
peN4saAa ksx wswsaAssy aaaaseasss laF, Hasssx
EAvS9ssw ff~~Tsptssa IN a reaaaaaas FsxsssAy
AMI ~osald p<ss hesitate ~ sseasassassaa n
10 Nry ~asassa wh0 sssNrxs irsszss sFrvxsslhsssy
or eaIgxuasaan AssA nSrs&ssxsasss "~--A kA
THNNlE hkNiIlN, 800 Hsgan -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12
KNOCKS OUT PAIN
THE FIRST ROUND
Comforting relief from pair
makes Sloan's the
Worlds Linirens

This famous felevef oil rheumatic
Ghth soreness stBansss. l.arafui
tprains, nspf algte palma. ard most
oshef external ,~irges tAa, hurnanty
,assfs ffDra, enjoys ~ great esses It,
csHte It partially nfssr fails 10 bring
tt~e6Y, comforting Fehef.
At~sy' ready fer pte. II iasss iiss;s
10 tsrffrots asfhesi rstte1g ard uD.
Guce fcsuli, Cleza, vfrtshnx. A,
al crnr stores 3S. Tx. sl.<l
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12

I! tnln TIE aRt@lVpe sad the gA.gtssi IT,
| Glaa."
/ The fellow leanei fsswsrsl. sneegsag
20 thar his ugly aagth ipssAri lac d
crooked gash "iiow ab9at the oae,
gan man, Mr., sheriff.
Hr dpssat las, loug u@@.
| ~lsgesat h~f
The MANS rage btSgcd over. na,
Luck aus far and away tbs q9irstg
/ 81 the two His len hana sAet For.
Wasd ana sripgrd yas rlssss wrist. bis
/ right aash, The hairy throat aAd
frightened ga IT, HE shGoA ghe cox
| vtcf IS II he bad been q cliIt, aai
/ aung him baca Ia the face. against
/ the Sall, where be hang. stEAnkiips
and spaiterins
It'll ger you yet" the ruffiAh
| painted Bur b. dld NOT again attetHp,
/ 10 .esch ypr the weapon Ia h,s Zip
I pocket
/ You talk ,oo much With your
mnorh"
/ WIEN superb contempt Luck SLAPPED
htm turned or his heel aOd moved
/ away. regardless pt the raw. STARK
( lus' 10 XIII that VAS soaring th!s asaa :
ssrrsrr'at hrata
I The garNrt euayir, recovered hit.
breath end .lunA ou, NJ the hntvi
RIFLE MAc4eak.e, owner ~ tbs fia,
-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12

s ! x8 fkmzHsky
a azxSaa ~ - IN
hasass~x no nas
w. were h b kRsxAas
saAsr--l sxs NJ susa
a AAs I'D III Ia
yf ~ sAa, - 1
Asd kaa ezsn
I've tweswe ssaA.s aa.l
nv tsssazss txeAs |
Yea rxas iasa 1 a.,
'ssaaas. | ~aass issss -
sssswshls ~ ss ssa.Aa
b. xawa IN. Msvwa
favesss~ issmst lsssa
as.....aa s.....aa $3.50. 80. 49,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12

( sasesy s@a5leA ed. sg<wa akS ta1gHe
aaa threat he set aa1n the cup.
s@oFs agE4iy, ah5 gave hss a'seagi,sa
/ IL sas ne4s shat aad excited airs;
/ ~NAilp tae estsAens Ok Sagaache
/ ~ers p~-acrfaliy s3evt4sag last as1al'. .
/ ltsste bstfsts hrtA pp sts HRessgts~Fs ut
ss4s Nvstyta a Seafarrh ESgrweS cyttT,-
[ p&ny, Ssd rv3lessst thr!a af twrttty
1 tssou san d 10llsF~ tast received iram Ei
Pass "a fhr Flyer,
Perry Hssivy. tire lpsai Hsaagvr
7 II tie company. Together With Lpg
( Rogers, tie armed guart. had Just ~
tarstrd frau the dsg~sg, sheEv thr
+ usnuey had besa Iaraei ngrr to tbeya
ard yeeeieted for. llaNiey had Nd.
I locked the jaar - the cstAce aud had
sseE{-rd Ia. fo3losr~i by Rogers "a hen
a masked sespeyai" appeared sa,S3cn'
( Iy cue II ghe slarAucss dissr 9se.i yhr'
/ guard and manager tsok tas meRrs
| ~ ssed through she jsor ahd lt-ked IT
after hlfa. aud vanished as siiea'iy rs
/ hr had eutas Before lrsNlGs. BE
( warned his victims that the l5layr
wautd ~ covered for ten minutes aad
! vi any attempt 'o ceu t1, h~lp th~,
would ~ sRgat Notwithstanding th3s.
| ttv imprisoned nten rtnGed itrir lyts
/ BY ra!slUs ID" alara,S
| Farther do@a tie page MAfkeHEis
sl&ssas .A,s'et s74ss sae, as> AsAS stitl
! AZ large. but that SHERIFF na't e&teet-
{ ed shortly 90 lay hands ou bign
. lie folded the paper aod returned ~
/ bis ga"m lo make PREPARATION 10 ~
/ mrn to hls rnuyh The hasa ~ the
Telephone called him 80 ihr receiver
. Tbs yelee ~ Cgji.soa rvaeheA him.
That yen Macs Ill be right up.
No dnut cyme down IA raIaef see
/ yoa s.uae"
Tie opHtr ~ the Clrjc e cnme
right 10 tas.ae>s i've etair q ra re,
Mac ard While rye got 70 rm going "a
SktH 80 what's coatrg 20 yau
he had taken s hte soh Of hills from
hts poeket, aua oas counting oT What
he had lest 70 tts frttat 1tJe 1Attvt
Noticed that II ait seemed to ia tn
tsrugyss
Twelve hundred rhat squares as.
. Mac
The Saa'~msn was vaguely Wnvasy
/ without 81 dcfgte rrasan Ter tlH suy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12

No Nara patuttus 80 CHECKS r~'
In net ,,a~iiual slrt3e.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-12
Hho robbed the express
co1lpa7yl


go 81 CONFINED
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-06-17

G. A. r. and w. r. C. Encam pment
The G. A. r. and w. r. C. encamp-
ment met in Grand Forks June 80,
The meetings of w. r. C. were held
in the court house and G. A. r. at
Commercial Club. One hundred and
fifty w. r. C. members were present
at the convention. Dallie McMasters
of Glendale, Dept. President presid-
ing. =
The Knights of Pythias and Pyth-
ian Sisters were also in session at the
time and greetings were sent to and
from the different organizations. One
important matter was the sending of a
message to President Wilson, also
Governor Frazier, protesting against
the realease of Kate O'Hare, sent from
both G. A. z. and w. r. C.
The following officers were elected:
Jessie Soaring, Wahpeton, Depart
ment President; Laura Hoffman,
Jamestown, S. Vice President; Sophia
Swigham, Grand Forks, J. Vice Presi-
dent; Viola Fouts, Towner, Chaplain;
Clara Putnam, Wahpeton, treasurer;
Anna Thompson, Devils Lake, dele
gate; Emma Clark, Devils Lake, a.
ternate; Hattie Beal, Valley City,
delegate ia large; Ida Youngman,
Minot, alternate.
A Joint installation was held with
the G. A. r. after which the delegates
were taken for auto rid.s about the
city.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-06-17
State Convention of Medical Men.

The 33rd Convention OF the State
Medical Association was held in this
city commencing Tuesday for three
days session. The Medics were well
coined to the city bp President H. M.
Wilson of the Association of Com
merce, following an invocation by Rev.
Gallagher of the Episcopal church. DR..
Chas. MacLachlin made the response
to the address of welcome. DR.. w. P.
Baldwin of Casselton, president of the
Association. presided at all the bust
ness sessions of the convention. Dur
ing the intervals between sessions the
visitors were royalty entertained with
auto rides to the beauty spots of the
city and it's environs. In connection
with the medical meeting, the second
annual session of the North Dakota
Academy of Ophthalmy and Laryna-
gology was held. An enjoyable ban
quet was served at the Association o
Commerce rooms Tuesday evening, the
affair being in charge of the Progress
sive Club Of the First Presbyterian
church. '-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-06-17
JOHNNY JONES EXPOSITION
is BETTER THAN EYER

The Johnny Jones Exposition is
with us for the third consecutive sea-
son this week, the grounds being locat-
ed just west of the Minot Normal
school, and will remain here for the
balance of the. week.
The exposition is larger than ever
and the patronage is excellent. The
shows are enroute from Duluth, where
the exposition was held last week to
Calgary, Alta, and Minot secured this
immense attraction only because it
was necessary to make break in the
long journey.
There are $50 people connected with
the exposition and the attractions are
the best of their kind ever seen here.
They include wonderful wild animal
show; Maybelle Mack's trained mule
act; besides large number of other
very interesting attractions, includ-
ing the Ferris wheel, the Whip, an'
many other splendid riding devices,
some of them especially to delight lit
tie children. No one can afford miss
ing a visit to the grounds.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-06-17
$500 DAMAGE BY FIRE
AT THE LINHA FARM

Fire at 9:3O o'clock Saturday morn
ing did $500 damage to the Frank
Linha farm home two miles north Of
Minot. The fire was confined to the
kitchen and but for the steel ceiling
in the kitchen, the fire most surely
would have destroyed the entire home,
which is valued at $4,000.
The fire started from an overheated
cook stove while baking was in pro-
.gress. The men were working about
the barn and Mrs. Linha was in the
yard. The men grabbed buckets and
taking water from the slough close to
the house, finally put out the blaze.
Frank Linha's face and head were
badly blistered from the heat.
The Mihot fire department was call
ed out, the boys going out with the
big pumper, expected to pump water
out of the slough, but found the blaze
about out when they got there. The
damage was fully covered by insur--
ance.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-06-17
Mrs. Bridget Day, former Minot
= Resident Buried Here Today


Mrs. Bridget Daily, an old time resi-
dent of Minot, passed away Monday
at Great Falls, Mont, at the age of
"a years. The remains were brot
to Minot and buried today in the Cath
olic cemetery, beside those Of her hus-
band, John DAILY, who passed away
seven years ago. The funeral was
held from St. Leo's Catholic church.
Mrs. Daily had expressed a wishlto be
buried in Minot. The remains were
accompanied to Minot by two sons,
Jerome and Ambrose, Of Great Falls,
and by Mrs. Ambrose Daily. A
daughter, Mrs. Mullen, formerly Miss
Marguerite Daily of this city, and
her little daughter arrived from Alex
dria, Minn., for the funeral.
Mrs. Daily was the mother of the
late Mrs. J. s. Murphy who died in
Minneapolis last August. A son,
James, J. DAILY, died in Minneapolis
last July. She was the mother Of
twelve children. A daughter, Mrs.
A. o. Davis resides at Poplar, Mont.
Mrs. Crary, daughter, lives at, Ever
ett, Wash. A son Joe, lives at Abe
line, Tex, and q son, Tom, at San
born, MINI.
Mrs. DAILY left, Minot six years ago
and had been living with q daughter,
Mrs. C. E. Farrell at Edgecome,
Wash. About two weeks before her
death, she went to Great Falls to
visit her sons.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-06-17
SAWYER WILL HOLD ANNUAL y
PICNIC FRIDAY, JUNE 2
Sawyer's annual picnic will be held
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at Corey's park at Sawyer, Friday,
June 25.>
President E. D. Skinner and Secre-
tary j. l.. McKinnon have planned one
of the biggest days that Sawyer will
have ever enjoyed.
The program will include an Grafton
at 1850 a. m. by Rev. P. w. Erick:
son of Minot. At the conclusion Of
the address, the ladies Of Sawyer will
serve dinner. In the afternoon base
ball game will be played between Saw.
yer and South Prairie There will
be horse racing by the local farm
horses. A ladies' ball game will be
played between the Ladies' Club Of
Sawyer and that of the South Prairie:
There will be women's races, boys
races, girls races and fat mems races:
A grand bowery dance will be held
in the evening.
Sawyer had been holding an annual
picnic practically every year since
1901 and they are always enjoyable
affairs.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-06-17
0RRIN N. PIERCE TO
LOCATE IN PORTLAND
Credit Manager of Minot Grocery Co.
for Sixteek Years Accepts Similar
Position With Western House.

Orrin M. Pierce, who has been
credit manager Of the Minot Grocery
Co. for the past sixteen years, has
resigned and will leave for Portland
Ore, on July Is, where he has taken a
similar position with Lang & Co., one
Of the largest wholesale mercantile
houses on the coast.
Mr.. Pierce received very fatter-
ing offer from this concern two weeks
ago and he has just returned from
Portland, where he looked the PROPOSE
ton over. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Pierce and while they dislike
very much to leave Minot for many
reasons, they are delighted with the
beautiful coast city.
Concerning his new position Mr..
Pirece said to representative of the
Independent:
81 don't like to leave Mino/ with
its many pleasant associations, but |
am ambitious to improve my condi-
ton and believe that an opportunity
awaits me at Portland. l looked the
situation over pretty thoroly in the
west. Portland is a city of 100000
population, comprising one-third the
entire population Of Oregon. That
state raised 25,OOO,OOO bushels Of
wheat last year and the yield this
year is estimated at $4,000, 900 bush
els. One-third of the undeveloped
water power Of the United States is in
the state Of Oregon.
Mr.. Pierce came to Minot at the
time Of the reorganization of the
Grand Forks Mercantile Co., which
at that time became known as the
Minot Grocery Co., one of Nash Bros.
long string of wholesale houses. Mr..
Pierce has worked tirelessly for the
growth of this institution and can be
credited with doing great deal for
the development Of the business in the
Northwest. He gained recognition
among the St. Paul, Minneapolis and
Duluth jobbers as one of the most
competent, credit men in the territory.
There is no more versatile man
living in the state than Mr.. Pierce.
He is connected with great many
of the fraternal and civic organiza->
tions and has given Of his time freely
Mr.. Pierce is connected with the fol-
lowing local organizations:
Vice President and Credit Manager,
Minot Grocery Co.
President of the Minot Association
of Credit Men.
Trustee for the Young Women's
Christian Association.
Vice President df Minot Rotary
Club.
Committeeman of the Minot Boy
Scouts.
Secretary of Inquisitors' Club.
Member Of Minot Association Of
Commerce.
Member Town Criers Club.
Member Town and Country Club.
Chairman, local Spanish
War Veterans.
Member of Minot U. C. T. No. II.
Member Minot Elks, No. 1889.
Member McGuire's Drum Corps.
No man in Minot could be missed
more than Mr.. Pierce and thousands
of friends join the Independent in
wishing for Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce the
best cf success and happiness in their
new home in the west.