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Washington telegraph., 1920-04-09
any other time.
This April 9th 1920.

any other time.
This April 9th 1920.
Signed.-J. M. Williams, Geo
R. Wolff, ]. M. Oden, C. r. Mil.
lard, w. S. Leslie, r. j. Shields
j. w. Homer, R. F. Hill, Geo.
Cabanis, T. M. Hussey, r. L.
Westerman, Edgar Jacobs, J. E.
Power, w. M. Lawrence, j. E.
Ray, Nelson Thomas, T. T.
Parylor, T. H. Lawrence, w. H.
Edmaston, j. M. Ray, D. e.
Rogers, D. Hussey, A. R. Ray,
j. w. Reece, E. P. Tribble, l..
E. Thompson, j. ]. Franks, w.
A. Reeves, P. A. Hooker, A. S.
Ray, T. E. Livingston, J. A.
Nelson, Hayne Hutchinson. R.
F. Scott, A. S. Balch, E. p.
Nance, H. G. Crowell, J. w.
Tommy, F. N. Shields, M. Y.
Wolff, j. ]. Moser, r. L..
Brown, Will Humphrey T.-e..
Bright, s-R : Nlx,iS <SAI
E IFcIgx..on, E. II. Growers, s7,e''I3 !
Edmiosstn, G. B. HarweH ,ApI
pert Hatch, Ed. Ross, Richars
Wolff, C. M. Hipp, Mack Smith,
3. H. Bell, c. E. Gosnell, Gus
A. Bryant, w. A. Brown, A. c.
Crowell, j. F. Ferguson, j. M.
Humphreys, E. N. Martindale,
W. H. Martin, C. M. Bronze.
Washington telegraph., 1920-04-09

~9Pae have heen haV-
'weef. gifd the fsTnisry are-srr
Busy.
ThWe will be preaching at
this place Sunday at II o'clock
q. m. everybody invited.
A large number of people OF
this place attended the pro
cramme at Melrose last Friday
night. Everybody reported a
nice time.
Mrs A. Mcknight and Mrs.
w. G. Dudney have Just return
cd from a visit to Womble, Ark
where the former has been Wis
iting her son, Mr.. 0. A. Nc
Knight. A.
The Easter egg hunt at Mr.
IT. D. Calhoun's last Sunday
was quite a success.
Mr.. C. E. Boyce is attending
courtthis week.
Mrs. A. V. Wilson, OF DeAnn
is visiting her daughter Mrs. H.
d. Plumer. Al
Mrs. Nell Cowling and Al
bert Hamilton are gong to
leave Wednesday for AshdoWh
where they will spend the re
n,ainder of the week with the
lady's father. e.,o, .,
There is Sunday School a.
this place every Sunday a
10 80 a. m. everybody who can
come. There is also prayer
meeting every Sunday night
Washington telegraph., 1920-04-09
LIBERTY SHOWS in OZAN
ALL THIS WEEK.

The Liberty Shows, carnival
that has been playing all over
this part Of the state is in Ozan
this week with numerous at
fractions. A good crowd was
out to the performance the first
two nights.
Washington telegraph., 1920-04-09

The new cantaloupe,.., .saqR
Truck Gro,l-z-9
have been receiveAss51'sHa
now be secured of the w lion
ton Hardware and Furnarnfe
Co. store. Those who bought
from the first lot of seed that
have been condemned should
return them Immediately and
exchange them for new ones.
Washington telegraph., 1920-04-09
REPORT OF
GRAND JURY
as MADE TO JUDGE JAS.
S. STEELE
EXAMINE 1OG WITNESSES
ENdDiiHg I0S Witnesses and
Return I02 True Bills
For Indictbent

We have examined all crimi-
nal cases brought to our notice
by transcript from J. P. Courts
and the oral testimony of wit
nesses before our body and in
our investigations we have ex-
amined 108 witnesses. These
examinations have resulted in
our returning into open court
102 true bills of indictment.
We have examined the va
rious offices of the county and
as far as we are able to learn in
our limited time the business is
honestly and intelligently
administered, looked after and
cared for. The last Quorum
Court made an appropriation
for enlarging the vault in the
Circuit Clerks office and we
recommended theat the County
Judge have this work done.
We visited the Jail in a body
and find that the roof leaks
and recommended that it be re-
paired at once. We find the
jail we'll kept and in a sanitary
condition.
We visited the county pau
pers and find that they are
we'll cared for.
We desire to tender our
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
8eilciSs SeidlIiic.

Scrntonn Sclter Gonpo9nic go. I.
9a es Dem Serrn iibcr 2cbcn ltn6
SOB acfoGlcn bat. cines u%nierer qe.
odtetitcn paiiiOcn Nitglic0cr, 9crrn
Srieberid 9ueller,
aus unicrer Ritte 5lt reiBen, ltno "a
Der Gobin9cidicbcnc ii6 itcts oils
Wofere Stiibe rnierer Seltertuebr or.
mics, gebcn mir l,nlerer Gralter ilber
Den SerIuit, Der ltnS ioipob( ais feline
angcborigen ~betroffen bot, bicrOurfy
Iusorud unO ncriihcrn bic trollcrn.
Dem Sinterbliebencn unieres inniq,
item @eiIeibs. IS lei hermit chen.
foaS ocrfilgt, DOB oicie 9eif)liiiic
0em Erotofoa einbcrlcibt, oieicIbcr
int ~SoIfsblott" per0ffentlift l1nb Ell,
nc Ibi6rift OcrIelben bcn Sintcrblie.
benen nnicres- oobingei6ie6cnen
&omeraben 5ltgcItcllt pirb.
GbaS. Sonfen ST., SER.
Sermann ,N!o., Sen 13. Sea, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
Austunit in bcntider SpradJc.

Oas @uSfunftSbilro in 0cutiGe,
Sprade 9i6t bercitfpilli9it uno 70.
itcnlos &rstunft ilber olle bic @im
DISCRIMINATING bctrcffcnoe angcle.
ecnbeitcn. offentIid,cs @ciunSDcits.
peIen, SoIbatcn. uno Totroicnon.
geIc9cnbcitcn, @cictgcbuns, arbci.
tcrperbGItniiic. DECENTRALIZATION. Sir.
panbcrung, ACKNOWLEDGING, Stcrcr.
mcicn, &ciicp6Iic, Gr8icbunoSmricn.
II. |. 10. anfroocn iino 81, rid;tcn
an 8erman9 ibiiion @urcor
Of 6orcign 2anguoac S~nformoticr
Scrnicc. american Rcb Gross. 12l
Gait, 2Stb strcct, Ncm gurf, q. q
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non uniercu 2eicrn.

@igginspllIe, mo, Den fl. 0e5.
Anbei iIberienoe id Sbncn $500
iGr 0os &Oltsblott, obne oos if
Gum gol,5 gliltlitl iein fonL ocnn
nenn miturtcr cine Summer fcbl.
gebt unN nit)t acitig cintrilit, iitbIc
i'd 0oB mir etlpns iehlt, uno crit
Ooan bin ih mieber gang normal,
menn Ser @oitmonn mir ihlieBIid
ole fcblen0e Summer 0e$ @olfsblatt
brin9t.
2ebte Hoft botten mir bier etpoS
Shnee, bod, bi5her mar oos @cttcr
redt ihon. @ir limo bier bel ,,trs
leren ainoern, bod bobe id meinc
Sorm nod in &onios no i6 Oicics
Sobr $500 8uibeI @ei3en unO 2200
8uibel Safer unb @erite 9ecrn0tct
bobe. GbenfoIIs $50 @uibcl Corn
uno geniigcno Suffer.
Gud bier in 2ofopette County
mar oic grnte cine iebr reide. Gas
GrgebniB mar @ci5el bon 90 bis 81
8uibel, Safer 40 bis IS ltno Corn
60 bis 70 8uibel pom afer. Mud
Die &ortoffeln goben gut aus.
SD Wiinide Sbncn ionic oGcr
oltcn @efanuten in @osconoOe Gourl.
tp froblid)e @eibnn6ten uno cir
9liidIihes Gcujabr.
Senrp 4brenS.
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@cihnadts.8

@cnn ibr @eibno6tS 8cidenfe
5l toufcn beobiit)ti9t, Damn Der.
iGunut es niht mcincn i60ncn SOr'
ROTH gu beicbcn. 8cionbcrS bilIige
9rciic o,1f Sduultiofen, Snihen'
l,nb @onoubrcn SiIheripooren nm,
un6 IpccicIl orlf Giomonten. In
icrc @olomoorcn iino 8olb, sic Gill
bcrmoorcn Silbcr u10 plotirte @oo'
rem platirt, mic ~ilbcrbollpt oaeS IN
mcincm Storc Oo5 lit filr mas cs
Dcrfoltft miro. NuG. @rints
mann ScpcIiCr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
Sifmon, ytebr.. Sen 10. Sea

Sidmar. ytebr.. Ocn IS. Sea.
Sd ienbe einliegeno SEN Ibonne.
m%entsbetrog bomit oaS @olfSbIott
f%ortbmterno mir feline re9eImGBigcn
8eiude mnft, benn ieocsmol tuenn
eS fornmt bereitet es mir Sreroe.
8or mebreren 8odcn poren Ben.
jomin 8rinfmann ,tno @ottin, bon
Ban, bier ur1b itotteten rrS einen
b0dit nilltommenen 8eiu6 ob.
8ir boben bier idon 5iemIidy
8intertpetter unb beutc i6on beocdt
cine bier 3oa tiefe S6necoefe Die
SHUTTER groe.
8ir botten cine quite 8eiaen..
Safer. uno Gornernte; aud Die 8or.
toffelernte mar gut, bo6 iin6 Die
Sarrner nidt 5ufrieben, trotoem iie
6ieies Sabr 5 9itibel crbielten geeen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
Snr 8eadtung!

GQc ipcld,c nod nit scr frilbercn
6irma Gbriit. GberIin & Con in
Redntng ltebcr, iinb erItdt Dor
Dem 20. Se5cmbcr bieic 81 beeIpid.
en-. gac Nc6nungen oie bis gum
g%enonnten Gage nitt bc5obIt iinb
pcrOen eincm gopofotc CUR GoGcf.
tin ii6cr9cbcn perOcn. 9c5abIt Ocs.
bolb icst uno' criport cllf um0tbioe
Soften.
GDriit. GbcrItn,
9crmonn, 80.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17

/ 9uibeI I'M 8oriabre. Sic iinb
bait Die boben Breiie 9ewobnt uro
f0nnen i'd nod nidt an sic mebr
normoIen Erciie 10 ihneIl ~gcip6bnen.
Gtlrn bos miro ii6 4GeS i6on re.
geln unb Die 3ufriebenbcit miro
idlicBIih mieOcr Ginfebr bolten.
@riiBeu Sic ale 2eier Oes @olfs-
blatt unO ale olten @cfonnten, Ocncn
ih ingcianmlt elm fr0bli6e8 @cib.
na6tSfeit unS olildli6cs Ncuiobr
Diinid)e.
s. ). 6ieicImonn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
8sileibs. SeidlIiie,
betreffs OeS CODES ruieres merthcl,
SdiiBenbruDcrs, @errn
Srtb GueQer.

STlB ADeucr.
"a Is elmer uncrforihlidcn &ors
iebln9 8efallcn unicr gci60bteS
N}itQlico Nerrn 6rib &oellcr aus
unicrcr Mittc ltn0 aus Sem areiie
Ser Seini9cn 81 cnteiBen, 10 ici cS
beihloiIen:
9nB Der @crmonncr Sdlorfidiit.
en-8erein Sen 300 unicrcs Sdiiten.
~brllOcrs, 0errn 6rib &ocler, tief
bCtroucrt, inocm Der Nerein in Ser
Ycrion Ocs Se]ritorbcnen cine5 ~icircr
Grinder uno Elm trclrc5 Wtitglico,
sic Stobt cinen 9utcn 8iirgcr unO
feline @interbliCbcnct eiren liebeools
len Safer pcrlorcn babcn.
0oB oic obigen 8eihIiliie Sem
&crcin5. 4rotOfoQ cinpcrIcibt, 0ieicl
ben I'M Sermon1cr Solfsblutt Der.
Gffcntlift unO Den 0interbliebcncrl
cine Nbidriit ~0criclbcn 3ugcIteIlt
mcrOc.
Sm NomCn bes 8crcins,
". Ncllmonn Sr.,
Sobn %. Shermom,
6rit Gang,
Gpn1itc.
Sermonn, DO, SEN s. 9cs, 1920.
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3n Ocrfanfen: Elm idones 8obn. ,
balts in Sermann. &orm our SGIf.
te bcs galfoIten. 9reiies zines Gbr.
lidcn Sol,ies e~efoltft lperoen. Ran
abreiiirc Dor SO, Sermonn, Ro.
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@erlanat:

&gabcn i'm Sitter bon 16 S5obreu
NM oariiber fiir oottcrnOe @eidGiti.
glng in ser Sdubfabrif.
International Sbue So,
Sermanll, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17

Scrlanst: Soltab0ltcrin iilr cine
flcinc 6omriIie III cinem mooerner
Semi in 6rontlin Gountp. &obn $50
pro Wonof. NodBufragcn III Der
Cfiicc 5. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
Snouitrieitaot aDln.

Sn elmer fiir6Iid ita~tt9cbobtcn
Breii,fonferen5 entluidclte @crr
neutrality-suspicious. Or. I0enallcr in
einem lGngercn SOrtrage ocn %or.
idlag Der StaOtuerwaltrng, am
iiiOliditen gnoe Der StaOt ciu 81
OuitriegeldnOe mo eincn Sunocls
bafen 81 idJaiien. Gas Yroicft be.
aniprldt bel u0aiDCm AuSbnu cine
ausgabe uoil $50 Niaioncn Marf,
Die ourd auinabne elmer anIcibc
aufgebrad)t merOeu ioa.
@S gibt SralHn, ole 5eitlebcus I'M
.aefGbrIidlen alter" itebeu.
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Marianna &ird)ncr,

ermicicncn 2icbcSoicnitc, ionic iitr
0cren 8etbciIigung um 8c8r1bniiic
uno fiir Die reid)en glumenipcnOcn,
unieren innigiten Can't u"bitattcn.
GbcnfaQs ber3Iiden Cant Den 8oDr,
tl&ftrGgern, ionic in~sbeionOerc Dem
bodm. Slater HonruoIb iiir icinc bcr5.
lifen @orte oes IroItes, ionic oltdy
ben NitglieOern Oc5 ct. 0corgS.
6rollcn. Gcrcin fiir ocren Uiclcr
GicnIte Ser 2iebc oie lie Der Scr
itorbenen e~ripieien.
Die t~ranernSen Sinterbliebenen.
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S%autiaguu9.

@ir nl0d)tcn %bicrOurd) alien III,
ieren gccbrtcn Nodborn, 6run0cn
unO 9efanntcu, iitr ibrc ms urlO
unierer 0cIicbten Mlittcr, @roBmllt.
ter un0 Sdnueitcr,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17

Nacn unicren gCebrtcn Na6born,
8rernoen unO 9cfonnten, iorpobI
mie Den Ritglieocrn 0cS Scrmonn
S6ilben gereinS, oes Monuoring
BoIt q. q. q. uno Scr Sern1onn
6elteriuebr, mclde inherent gcliebtcn
Safer. 8robOotcr, l~lrgroBuoter ltno
9ru0er,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
Srieori6 SocQcr,

Die lcttc Gbrc crwicien un6 in I'M.
lcrcr 9etrilbniB urS IicbeOol our
Sette ItonOcn, ipreden mir biermit
unicrcn bcr5lidltcn Can't aus. Chen.
falls berdIidcn Can't oen gobrtrdJ,
trogern ioluie fir Die rcifcn @G,r,
mcnipcnNcn. Snbeionbern modten
mir bicrburd Scrrn 8oitor aaS.
marm fir feline b~er5liden Croft. urb
@rinnerlrngsporte, unicrcn innieiten
9mf obltotten.
Die tranernben Siutcrblicbenen.
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Sanfiagnug.

@ermonn, DO, SEN s. Gc5, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
INVITATION TO ALL

Our Bank extends to every man,
woman and child, in our city and COM
munity, a cordial invitation to come in
and Join our new CHRISTMAS CLUB.
This is the most popular plan ever
devised for having money next Christmas
and enables those of small means, those
in moderate circumstances and also bust
ness men to lay aside money by systematic
deposits each week.
TO JOIN is EASY-No cost, no
dues, no red tape. Look at the Tables be-
low and select the Club you wish to join,
lc, &c, &c, 10c, 25c. soc, 81, 81, IS, $40, $40
or more and come into our Bank with the
first deposit. We will enroll you as a
member OF the Club and give you a pass
book showing the money deposited. That
is all there is to it.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
PLAN OF THE CLUB

JOIN NOW and have money next
Christmas. You will never miss the money
you deposit each week, and at the end
of fifty weeks, which passes quickly, you
will have a nice sum n our Bank avail
able for your Christmas, or start a regular
to help buy a Home, Educate the
children or go into business for yourself
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-07-29

We feel the same way
about it. That's why WE
represent u. S. Tires in this
community.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-07-29

and Herman Koepke of North Dako-
ia visited at ]. f. Wagaman's this
week.
George Devaney had a runaway
Tuesday afternoon while unloading
bridge lumber near Touley Greek.
One of his horses kicked over the
wagon tongue and scared the other
one. Mr.. DeVaney reached for the
lines but was too late. They ran a
bout one mile. No damage was done
except the wagon was broken up a
little.
Miss Marion Adams spent Monday
with Marie Bowers.
Miss Julia Finstad is in Wolf Point
visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Lin
derman.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. DeVaney, Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. Gates and son, r. l..
DeVaney, Stone Carlson, Harry Scri-
vens and Ben Kohl spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Alfred Anderson and
family.
Miss lone Bowers and Miss Goldie
Joyce visited with Miss Jessie Waga-
man Friday of last week.
Herman Koepke visited at the
Steve Marmon home Tuesday night.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-07-29
R FORK
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Mrs. C. H. DeVaney called at the
]. E. Wagaman home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heffernan and
Henry Lowers were in Wolf Point
Monday.
Lowery and Maurice Finstad were
guests of Bonnie Kohl Sunday after
noon.
Carl Carlson was a Wolf Point
caller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Wagaman and
daughter Jessie and Mr.. Melquist at
tended the dance at Pershing School
house Saturday night. They report
a good time.
Wallace Perry and family visited
with C. H. DeVaney and wife Satur-
day evening.
Sam Mcdonnell is repairing his
binder and getting ready to cut his
wheat.
Miss Jessie Wagaman spent Sun
day night in Wolf Point visiting the
Misses Dietrich.
Misses Ruth and Erma Marmon
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-07-29
RURAL CORRESPONDENCE
From Our Rural Patrons

Mr.. and MrsErnest Pierson OIL Ma
koti. N. D. arrived here last Friday
for a weeks visit with the Siljen-
berg family. Mrs. Pierson was for
merly Miss Florence S%iljenberg and
has a host of friends here who were
pleased to see her again.
Ben Strand returned home last
Friday from a weeks rambling in a
few of the principal cities on the GIN
The Karlsen family visited at Sill
jenberg's Sunday.
Charley Siegert and John Schuess-
Ter motored to Wolf Point Saturday
evening where Charley was initiated
into the K. of C. lodge.
Dick and Joe Camrud and Lloyd
Hedstrom, local Cubs, played with
the Volt baseball team in Wolf Point
last Saturday where Volt played a
fast game with the G. N. team, losing
to the railroad boys by a score of 3
to A.. Another game between the
two teams has been scheduled for
Saturday, July "a at Wolf Point.
Messrs. Pierson. Siljenberg, and
Karlsen autoed to the Point Monday,
Mrs. Pierson stopping for a visit at
Hedstroms in the meantime.
Mike Senzek called on Campbells
W
Albert stat and brothers from
Jorbin Corner attended services at
oershing Sunday evening.
Steve Dorgan was in Poplar last
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-07-29
PERSHING PEBBLES
q % 9 q


(1OO late o last WCShf
Ben Strand called at Hedstrom,S
Monday evening.
John Nelson returned Friday from
Mondak where ne received his citizen
papers. John G. wears q grin from
ear to a now that he is a full Hedg-
ed Yankee.
L. Colvin spent the week end at
tending to his farm out here.
Louis and Bill Balbinot called on
a few acquaintance in this neck OF
the woods Monday afternoon.
A wild and woody horse too
much speed around a corner-a bug
gy turning wheels skyward and sun
dry articles including two ginks
from Pershing) flying through the
atmosphere furnished early risers
a spectacular thrill last Sunday NOR
ming. No serious casualties among
the participants except a dislocated
finger joint, a bruised fence post, and
a few compound fractures in the bar
ness. A few hours at first aid camp,
under the direction of a skillful
nurse, restored everything to normal
Services were conducted last Sun
day night at the Pershing school by
Rev. Kjer of Scobey. Next Sunday
eve at 1870 P. NJ. Rev. Hendrickson
of Wolf Point will preach at Perish
ing. Everyone cordially invited.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-07-29
PERSHING

q aag 4
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-07-29
Real Sea Serpent

ga 30-foot python, which was Re
ing taken to the New York zoo, broke
loose aboard the British steamer Boil
ton Castle while in mid Pacific. In
the panic that ensued the reptile dis
appeared into the ocean"
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-07-29

The Charley Winship family wa
over for Sunday dinner at the A. L
Homrighaus home. ~
If you want to hear a real music
treat come to the Piety Hill ochooi'
house Saturday, Aug. 18th. -.
Barney Anderson was up IN tnls
neipbborhood Saturday and Sunday
making arrangements for threshlng'
Pietv Hill School had a narrow es-
cape from lightning which shattered
several posts nearby.
Quite a few attended the auction
sale in Wolf Point Saturday.
When coming to Piety Hill schooi
don't forget that section "a is fenced
on the west side. Follow the town
shin line between section l and "a
John Peterson was calling on tne
neighbors Sunday.
Saw. Dry Fork, if you have a rea
horse wrangler send her down IN inns
There are several fine rewards OUT
for breaking horses.
Reverend Hayes and Reverend NC
Ivor gave a fine sermon at the Plety
Hill school Sunday afternoon.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-07-29

John Schuessler has been staying
at J. McLaughlin's the last week as
sisting Mac in erecting fences.
Yep! Saw those buckskins ram
bling around again Sunday eve.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-07-29

S. o. Hegland returned Saturday
from a short vacation spent in east
ern North Dakota.
Louie Senzek came up from Mimi
esota a few days ago to visit his bro
Their Mike. Louie says the black
rust is making its appearance in
some localities in the east.
Jos Camrud hauled some flax to
town Friday. Farmers who have
grain to haul now are not very nu-
merous
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Person de
parted Monday for their home in
Makoti, N. Oak.
There will be a dance at Brown
fields Saturday night, Juy 81. A
large floor and good music. Don't
miss it.
Mrs. Campbell and children spent
Sunday afternoon at Hedstrom S.
Several Pershingites attended the
hop-fest at the French school last
Saturday night.
Dorgans visited at the Brownfeld
home Sunday.
Oscar Fossen and sister are here
for a short stay among friends and
relatives.
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cordins to the roads
they have to travel:
In sandy or billy coun-
try, wherever the going
is apt to be ~heavy-The
u. S. Nobby.
For ordinary country
roads-The u. S. Chain
or Usco.
For front wheels -
The u. S. Plain.
For best results
~everywhers-U.S Royal
Cords.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-07-29
And Next
Chautauqua

The days for the coming of the big brown tent are al
most here. It is time to think about that season tick
et-the "open sesame" to a week Of splendid lectures,
music and entertainment.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-09-24
Gamble o. X. With the Women

Gamble o. X. With the Women
C. L. Gamble, the wide-awake
furniture dealer, worked an adver-
tising stunt which occasioned a riot
at the fair grounds Wednesday after
noon, during which one man was
seriously injured by a bunch of ex-
cited women, and many of the females
were considerably unused up" Mr.
Gamble had an unusually fine exhibit
at the fair, and on Wednesday after
noon George Gearhart, one of his
clerks, was giving away free dust
pans. Apparently every woman on
the grounds wanted one and all
wanted it at the same time. In the
mad rush which followed two excited
individuals grabbed the same pan and
during the tug of war which followed
Gearhart received a bad cut on the
wrist severing a tendon, which neces-
STATED visit to the hospital and
surgical treatment.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-09-24
Knights of Pythias Celebrate

Newark Lodge No. 13 K. of P. cele-
brated its 51st anniversary Thursday
evening of last week by holding an
open meeting for it's members and
their families. A fine literary and
musical program was followed by a
splendid luncheon, and the remainder
of the evening was spent in dancing
and card playing.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-09-24

Auto Stolen From Near Auditorium
A Ford roadster belonging to J. J..
Corbett, salesman for a tractor and
engine company in Portsmouth, was
stolen from in front of the Auditorium
theatre Thursday evening of last
week. The machine was found in a
damaged condition on Buena Vista
street next morning stripped of every
thing of value that could be removed,
including the tires and demountable
rims.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-09-24
New Sewing Club

"The Jolly Stitchers," a new sewing
club recently organized at the home
of Miss Irene Johns on Water street
held its second meeting last week
with Miss Marie Feuerriegel. Sewing
occupied the earlier part of the even
ing's pleasures which were concluded
with games and contests. A dainty
luncheon was served to members and
guests.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-09-24
Stolen Car Recovered

The Ford touring car stolen from
the garage of T. w. Grove, 1877 South
Fifth street, Thursday night of last
week was discovered on O'Bannon ave.
where it had been abandoned by the
thief.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-09-24
Attending National Convention

J. M. Chappelear left for Indiana
polls last Sunday, as delegate from
Carpenters Local No. 1876, to attend
the National Convention of Car
penters and Joiners now in session in
that city.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-09-24
Change Your Clocks September 27

On Monday, September 27, Newark
will return to central standard time
and the clocks will be turned back
one hour. Central time will be in
operation until the last Sunday in
March when the daylight saving plan
will be resumed.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-09-24

PAINTERS, DECORATORS AND
PAPERHANGERS UNION No. $50,
Meets every End and 4th Friday
evenings at Trades Assembly Hall.
Carl Graef, Pres; w. B. Lanning
Rec: Sec'y.; E. A. Barber, Fin. Sec'y
H. F. Bassett, Treas.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-09-24

Plumbers and Steam Filters, Local
No. 271. Meetings every other Friday
at 7:30 at Druids hall, South Third st.
Pres, Guy Nutter, 76 Mound Ct; Vice
Pres, Lawrence Rickus; Fin. Seoy,
Theo. Ruff; Rec. Sec'v, Neil Litten.