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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-14
DULUTH
GRAIN RECEIPTS.

Duluth. Mimi, Nov. 14.-Elevator
receipts domestic grain: Wheat, 1877
800 bushels; corn, 23,500; oats, 800;
barley. $500: rye. 26,S00; fax. 14,40O.
Shipments: Wheat, $500 bushels;
fax. $500.
Shipments: Wheat. $500 bushels;
flax, $500. mi
Duluth car inspection: Wheat
Nos. 1 and 2 lark northern and Nos.
l m 2 northern. ]; No. 3 dark north
ern and No. 3 northern, II; other
spring, IA; Nos. / and 2 amber durum
and oNs. l and 2 durum, 18; No. 3
amber durum and No. 3 durum, q;
other durum, %; mixed, SO; smutty
mixed, 3. All wheat, 1872. Fax, 90:
corn, 2; rye, II; barley, 2. All grains,
166. On track, BAT.
GRAIN.
Duluth, Mimi, Nov. 1.-THE wheat
market was reactionary today. After
advances of 1-2 cents had been set
during the early trading, prices broke
sharply, losses Of l to l 1-2 being reg
istered. Buying power faded away
on the bulge n a wave of selling set
in on reports thai foreign holders
of hard winter were e~ndeavoring to
take advantage of the upturns to re-
duce their holdings.
y DecelnDer Wneat vas at
the o hour at 1922. November dur
UNI then stood / cent OFF at "a: De-
cember l l-8 cents eff at, 91d-4 and
May l 1-8 off at 9h .7-8.
Closing cash prices: Wheat No. |
dark northern LA to 40; No. 2 dark
northern 1.1S to LA; No. 3 dark
northern 40 to 100: No. 4 dark
northern 1.04 to 1903; No. l amber
durum 1.ol "a t 1908 3r4: No. I
amber arrive 100 "a; No. 2 amber
durum 80 "a to 1906 "a: No. 2 am
her arrive 80 ga; No. ! durum 90 IA;
No. 2 durunl 80 "a: No. ! mixed dur.
unl 80 ga to-96 "a: No. / mixed ar
rive 80 3-4: No. 2 mixed durum Ss "a
to "a 3-4; No. 2 mixed arrive So IA;
No. l rcd durum 80 IA. :
Fiaxseed on track 1856 7-8 to 1856
3-S; arrive 1.867-S; November 'r.ss
'7-s asked: Dece mber 1888 bid; Jan.
uary 1885 bid; May 1877 bid.
Oats No. 8 white track 80 3-8.
No. ] rye track and arrive rs 1-2.
Farley choice to fancy AZ to SIS
medium to good AZ to 40; lowe,
grades 33 to Al.
Corn No. 2 mixed and No. 2 yellow
A27-S,
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POTATOES.

~ y TOlt1IOES. - - = II
Chicago. Nov. 14.-Potatoes steady;
receipts. 100 cars; total United States
shipments. 643 cars: Wisconsin round
white, bulk, % 200 cwt.; sacked.
s1.75@2.o0; Michigan and Minnesota
white sacked. s1.75@1.90 cwt.; Min
nesota and North Dakota Red River
Ohios. $1.5O@l.65 cwt.: Dakota. s1.60
Oils cwt.; Idaho Russets, $2.25@
2.45 cwt.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-14
CHICAGO.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Nov. 14.-Wheat prices
turned upward today in the carry
dealings after a hesitating start. IN
it1al declines were ascribed to q lack
OF aggressive buying. Later, now.
ever, eastern interests took to the Dull
side with considerable force, ana 3
general advance ensued, helped Dy
prospects of & falling off in the Unit
ed States visible supply total. con-
tinued drought southwest and, a biz
card in Winnipeg. Opening quota
tons, which varied from unchanged
figures to 3-4c lower, with December
$1.08 10 to 1903 ga and May $1.12
5-S to 1.13 Ia, were followed by ma
terial gains all around.
S%cantiness of rural offerings to ar.
rive had a bullish effect on corn:
After opening unchanged to lao
3-S higher. May So to So IA, the
market sagged a little, but then scored
substantial gains.
Oats hardened with other grain,
starting a shade off to 1-8 cent up;
May 81 So, and then becoming
firmer.
Provisions were easy owing in the
main to a setback in hog values.
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago, Nov. 14.--(U. S. Bureau
of Markets)-Cattle receipts $4,000;
beef and butcher cattle opened slow
at about last weeks closing prices,
quality common to medium; choice
grades extremely scarce bulk beef
steers SIS to $50; bulls steady; calves
mostly rs cents lower; quality plain:
packers top carly $50; stockers and
feeders mostly Is to IS lower.
Hog receipts $4,000: 10 to rs cents
lower than Saturdays average; most
ly Is cents lower, $50 to. $50 pound
ers up to 1875 early; very few above
ITO later; bulk CTS to los; light
lights in odd lots up to 1855; pigs IL
to Is lower; desirable kinds 7.75 to
1855.
Sheep receipts $4,000; killing class
! es Is lower; natives and fed western
. sold to packers early 8.75 To 800: city
butchers 9.15; culls 500 to $50; ne
choice handweight fat lambs sole
, early; good strong wethers 1926 tt
$50; asking higher for feeder lambs
but no early sales.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-14

NEW YORK


New York, Nov. 14.-During the
early reversal on the Stock Exchange
today in which, trading was active.
Standard Oil of New Jersey reacted
four points and declines among steels,
and equipments were extended. Some
Of the trans-continental and coal
shares forfeited one point. each. The
list rallied before noon, however, the
recovery accompanying the fall in call
money from S LIZ to s per cent.
Mexican petroleum and European oils
scored two point gains. Specialties,
comprising the chemical. drug, ship
ping and textile group, were strong,
notably United Drug, American Lin
seed, preferred, Atlantic Gulf, Com
mon and preferred, American inter-
national and American Wooden, these
gaining one to nearly four points.
Shares of companies whose opera
the disarmament proposals Iof the,
United States government be carried
out, were moderately heavy at the OPP
ening of >today's stock market. Bethle-
hem steel fell / ~ points,, Cruciblc
steel l IA and United States steel IL
point. Otherwise the market was fair
~ strong, especially for oils and
EQUIPMENTS, Standard on Ne Jer-
sey added 8 1-2 points to- last weeks
steady advance, and most Of the 9TH
er oils, domestic and foreign, Mexican
petroleum excepted. We're higher by
fractions to one point. Prices dropped
irregularly later, however, as pres
sure against stcels and oils became
general.
Selling Of former wal ~favorites as
sumed wider dimensions at midday.
Bethlehem Steel increased it's decline
to 3 IA points. Crucible showed a
loss, of two points and related issues
were one to two, points under last
weeks final prices. Oils. particularly
Standard Oil of New Jersey. became
more reactionary and. Mexican Pc
troleum cancelled its rise. ;,
PRODUCE.
New York, Nov. 14.-Butter firmer;
receipts, 1924; creamery higher than
extras, 46@1-2; creamery extras
coz score), as @1-2; creamery firsts
(88 to 81 %score), 1904.
Eggs firm; receipts, 1897; fresh
gathered extra firsts, 63@67; do
frsts, 5000.
Cheese steadier: receipts. 1.24o;
state whole milk flats, fresh specials,
81 1-2@22 IL; do average run, 21;
state whole milk twins. specials,
Fl. 1902 1-2; do average run. 81.
Live poultry steady; chickens % to
"a; fowls 20 to %; ROSTERS IT; tur-
keys so.
Dressed steady: western chickens
&c to 43; fowls Is to- 35; old roosters
II to %; turkeys 20 to 50. i
LIBERTY BONDS.
New York, Nov. l4.-Iiberty bonds
at noon: 31-2s, $3.50; first As, 94.70
bid; second 4s, $3.50; first 4l-4s
94.82; second 4 las, 94.72; third 4 Id
1886; fourth 4 Las, s4.76; Victor5
3 3-4S. 1872. Victory 4 3-4s, 1855.
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Lawyers are not the only animals
hat draw conveyances.
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GRAIN

Minneapolis, Nov. 14.-Wheat re-
ceipts, 453 cars, compared with 500
cars a year ago.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-21
Gen gr.padienen wllroe fflla1r gellaht,

Sen grtpahienen purooe fflar gelnadt,
ttpie 1rotpe1rooiig geraooe 5atr sSestt5eiit Ell
ne geoiegene 5hulbiloung uno Rennt-
mis- Der Neligion ieL Inn lpater nit
8grfolg fir Die &edte Der Stride auf-
.treten 81 f0dnren. Nab 9pen0ung Der
.bl. girnlung begleiteten oie @etirm
ten In geibloiienen Neiber ben bod)p'
item 8ifdof 5uruf in's Bfarrbaus.
Dns Bolf blieb fniee11b in ben Bddn.
fen utb erbielt ben biibofliben 5e-
gen. Der Giiid5ug erfolgte unter ben
lal1ten trauten Eone1l u11ierer Wen-
iiffapele. Nadmittags gegen 2 ubr
berabidieoete iib Der 9berbirte I'M
ter @lodengeldlte mad abon. Mod
te bieier 10 grobe, lebrrei6e leBte
Sonrtag biele frudtbringenoe Screen
geflnoen baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-21

e,~illttsuiinoiung operiert. SIR iesiger a8u-
ltanb erIaBt ein baloiges 0oblauf-
Iei1, Ser 8attentin erlparten. S5
81. gela bat ieine grbolungsaeit
am Mltllp 2afe abfuiir5en miiIien, ba
oas bieiige 9ospital NIT &ra1lffen na-
,be5lt iiberfiiM lit. .#S vi
Gin 8rnber bes Seinri1 Setting,
elm 6runSisfanerpater aus 9bio, be-
fin0et iid3 ulrter ben B~atienten bes
Ridmorber Sospitals.
IS miro in 6ieier @egerb alentDal=
ben ON Der grnte ~aearbeitet, nnb al
ger1ein bort man flagen, 6aB Die
8leinfrudt mr. menig gibt. Ser lehte
&egell bat benz Mais nno ben &ar<
toffeln gut nadgebolfen.
8iele @obe miro Elm Sobn Der So
mile Gobios S9nlte bon 6ranfreih,
no er gleib 5,1 Mnfang oes arieges
iein 9eben lieB, bier begraben tper-
Den.
Sci ser Gaming bier borgenom=
menen gdnlpabl ml1r6e @erbaro
gorborg ols Direftor nieberermablt,
Mathus <ppert 1T nit ietner So
nod Sorban, no er Die @eilba=
ser bennben nirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-21


@fu5a als graut 5um Grauultare sc
fniibrt, @liid gum 8llnoel
Ger bieiige Nutomobilflnbo 5ablt
.8llr Seit uiber 100 Mitglieoer I'm Sc
5ge1llas al AZ bes Dergarge1ren Sob
res.
1elmer, oas rella Sabre alte 56bn@
hen Ser Salnilie 6ran5 SSangf erlitt
!bei1n gntlaben elmer Dpnanlit Sap
Iel, NIT Ell Ell unb lein liingerer 8rn-
Ser ipieltem, 1dmer5Doae gerlesnng
zines leiire,r Muge1r. St befitp0et1 lttd
int ct. Mapbaels Sospital al 5t.
CLOUD, nnb man befiirdhtet, baB er
sic 5ebfraft oes 'laoierten Muges ein=
biiiBen miro.
5amitagabenb nr1rbe bie 8enton
County Geb Bone6 Breeders Mifocia-
ton nit folgenben 8eamten gegriin=
BET: Sam Sones bon Dat 8arf, 9rd-
jibent; s. g. Braun bon Sauf &a-
pios, 8iceprdiioent g. 81. Slider bon
5olep Sefretdiir 11no SdaBmeilter.
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5auf Rapios.

Gin unbetpobntes @ebal1be, meldes
bon &ontrafftor g. 6. 8almer llnlge=
baut tpmrbe, lit Sonntagmorgen ME
bergebrannt. Man glaubt, baB bas
Seuer bnr9 einen 8libitrabl entitano.
Ser oabnrb entitan6ene Sbaoen 1T
auf $4,000 beraniblagt; Der 8erlnlt
1T teilmeife 6l1r6 Beriiderung geoedf.
Dng @ebGl16e mar erlt fnr5ltd 6lrb
acknowledgements 6es Serrn 8almer
gepor6en.
@eIegentli9 Der lebten Samltag
bier borgenomrnenen 5du1lDnN muir
Ben S. B. Seller, &arl Sein5el If. uno
81. Srieslebet ols Mttglieber Der
tSdulbeb0r6e mie6ergepdblt.
Sobanna Blau, Iodter Der bier
mobnenoen SamiIie s. Blart, nurbe
Dienftog in Ser beutiderangelii6en
Srieoensfirde ait ct. Gloub bon gmil
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-21
5anf Centre

2ebten 9onneritagoben6 tpuroe in
8erbin6nng nit Dem bon unierer Mn-
iiiffffapeue p~teranItalteten .&on5ert elm 10
%genanntes Community Brogromm
our6gefubrt, nobel San 8igle, fritz
berer Sefretdr Ser st. HuuI giric &
Commerce Miiociation cine &e6e iiber
Die gntmidlung Ser Communities
Mrbeit belt nnb 6ieielbe gum ri6ti=
gen NerIt6nbris brn9te.
&arI &nrriIDr murbe nls BrGlibent
bes 5u11f Centre Gob & Sun Club ge=
legentli6 ser Sreitngnbenb %ubgebnlte-
men Sabresperiammll1ng pieberer-
n1blt.
Sran George 8orgn1ann nnb Sod=
ter Grmalinba erftutteten Waitte LETT
ter ISOLDE eiinen pertpanot= 11nb ffrer1n6
1daftli9en 8eiu9 III ct. CLOUD.
Soiepb 5iimot1 1tnb @nttirt nn6 Dr.
IS. s. Naibert 11nb before gbebd1He
bon ge6ar &npibs, Soma, berbradfen
5tpei 8oben am liter 6es i6onen Sai=
rD Safe.
Grun shmtbt nn6 Sodter 5lor-
ence iiino nod 5pei 8oden tangent
8einde Bel ibrem bier mobnen0en
.Sobne nr6 8ruoer @arrp S. 5hmi0t
nod ibrem @eim in Ga @roiie, isis,
5nrudgefebrt.
Mugnit Striebel, 8nttin nnb 3ob=
ter Roia bon Bap5etu l1n6 6ran So
iepb 5ul1er bon JoriDtbe, Mont., err
Itatteten Der bier mobnenben Semitic
S. g. Sa11er ei11en m~ebrtdgigen Be
il1d. st
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-21
st. 2nthory

Soiepb Sortid nno Sran e%rltatte-
ten 1T Gier5 per5panbt- unb freuno-
i6aftli6e geiube. .s
SSobn &nops, @nttin nnb Spbn BNe-
tel madten eiren Muto-Musflug mad
2aitrnp 81 Gertnanoten l1n6 Jreun-
Der, aatpo ii6 a116 Ban1ilie Mbam
2oblein bon bier mebrere Sage be-
ndspeiie anfbielt.
SbomaS Gremers un6 otpei E06ter
Mnna l1n0 Waria eritatteten Mlliitttte
lebter ISOLDE einen 8ein9 in Ser
GonntD 6altpt1ta6t.
Srau Mib. &1etn l1nb Rii1oer tpa-
rem Dienitag LETTER @ode in Ser in
Seem Wunid mobnenoen Bamilie Sen.
Soppe gu @aite.
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St Rola

Die bier 5amitag abgebaltene
@dulmabl berlief III aqer Sttae;
@bri1tion Gorfelb mnroe in ieiner
tSteue als 9ireftor beibebalten.
Mrton Sbeiien benubt 1eine 5erien-
5eit 3l1r Mnsbilfe bes Mngult 5teinfe
Ser Grnte5eit.
ginige 6rauen bie1er @emein6e bba
ben lth at elmer nel.en &leioertra6t
beritanben, inoem tie in Der 9e1t- nno
@etreioeernte in neberoien eri9ei1e1t.
Sic grnte lit in bieier @ege1b I'M
Dolen 8ange; ein3elne Sarmer ba-
ben bieielbe berefs binter fi6, mob
reno an6ere crit bamit begonnen bas
ben. Ser grtrag Der Metnfrndt 1T
Elm mngerer.
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mdtfins.

8dbrenb eines DienItng letter $50
DE in Der biefigen Bforrfirde bonn
|bodn. Germ Bilma11 8elebrierten
Brautamtes IieBen ibren gre1tburto
61r6 Brieifersbanb iegnen Ni6olal1s
Is. @roBmnnn bon ct. gIon6 nnb
Sri. 6elena @oh, Eodter ser bier
Dobnenoen gamilie Sobnnr Sod, I'M
ter 6eren gaitItbem Dbbn9 bns Jun
&c 8aar, tpeldes ct. glor6 git ifeinem
|Seim MAIDEN miro, Bel Der beiterer1
|Sod5et Die ber5ltditen @ludmini9e
fir eine erfolgreide 3ufunft entge-
gennabm, 6enen iid nadtrdglih Der
uNor6itern" Correspondent III auer
G1lfridhgfeit nni9lieBt.
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st. Niholas.

Mm leBten Sreitag traf Der bodtp.
SEER g. Sbener bier Elm, I'M Die 2ei=
trng Der ct. Nibolas @emeinoe at
iibernebmen. Mm 5onntag lteIte er
|iih tn elmer fur5en Breoigt in Ser
Srubmeiie unb elmer l1ngeren I'M
9od)ant Der @emei11oe Dor. or
|iprab sen @nnih aus, re6t balb nit
|alen Mitglieoern Ser @emetnbe be-
|fannt al 1per0en. gu oieiem 3nede
babe er iib fein Mutomobil io11oerrt
Elm fleines Joro getauft. Soffentlth;
miro es benz bo6p. Serrn nnter ben
2llremburgern re6t gut gefanen.
Sci Ser lebten Snmltag abgebaIte=
men Sdnlpobl fpurbe Soiepb &enne11
|einitimmig nls S9abmeilter bes 81
|itrifts tpieber ertp6blt. IS puroe be-
|19lofien bic S1ltle intpenoig nit
neuem Mnitri9 gu idmiiden; oie Or
belt 1pltr6e bem 9ebrer Soiepb @orte
iiberlaiien. l1n1ere Sbule befinbet fid
I'M beiten 3nltanoe, baben ia leRte
ISOLDE bier 30glinge oerieIben ole
bonn 5taate borgeidriebenen gramen
~beitunoen uro Die a9t Grad gertifi-
fate erbalter. Dieie iino: Soiepb 6en-
men, Nlfreo Gnberle, Sobannn @irb<
fe1b nnb &elena Saber. Sn Sen MIDI
item Sagen tper6en bieieIben lire 81
|plome bonn Observation-Disclosures
|Boerger erbalten.
Sonntagabenb NOR eine W6inner=
Delegation bon bier nod ct. Soiepb,
1m NIT 6em gountD &ommifiarins
Wei6. Solo 8egeangelegenbeiten bal<
Der &iidipra6e 511 nebmen.
Samilie 6ran5 @n6erle ipar lebten
5onntagnodmittog nod ct. CLOUD,
no Der 8einh Der Gamilie 0es off
itieren6en gonntD Sdnlinperintenoen=
ten Scarf Shmitt gnIt.
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st. JoIeph.

l1niere Seier am lebten 5onntag
lta6 gar iebr ub bon iener, Die mir
an Bierten DieIes Monats begingen.
lin eg fur5 at iage1: Nm Sonntag
batten mir 1tniern bod4p'iiten 8tidoi
IN nnierer Mitte, I'm bas 81. 5afra=
r1ent Der Sirm1ng 81 ipenben. Sui
10 nbr ltentep iliid sic "a 5irmlinge.
|ieber begleitet bon einem 5irn1paten
reSpefttiiDe Sirmpatin 3miiden 8aupts
itraBe nrb Hfarrbalts auf. gs 6au.
erte midt lnrtge, nn6 Sic bellen, nett
~tnagenoen Gone unferer Muiiffapene
fun0igten an, BOB Der Bif6of ars ma
be fei. &odberielbe nl1rbe nns 3ugez
fhiibrt 0l1r9 nniere beioen Banfprdii=
|6enten nn0 5ugleib Mitglieoer Der
bieitgen &ir6enbeb0rbe: Die 5erren
S. 6. greper nr1b 8. g. &aiiier. Ser
Sberbirte 6ur9f6ritt Damn Die &eibert
Der Girmliinge, sic fnien0 ieinen bl.
5egenl. empffingen, Dem Bfarrbau1e 5u.
NIbier, nab M11legl1ng Der bl. Sc
nanoer, gi11gs, begleitet bon Der
bod)n. @eiitlid)fett nnb folgenb Der
.georoneten sdar Ser 5irmlinge, bent
ibDn aus urrb i%ntpenbtg gefdmudten
@ottesbnlie ur1ter oem @eldltte aner
IGloden at. !gs lei bier fnr5 bernerfft,
6aB ct. Soiepb Elm Dirflib berrlides,
$hnrn1n11iTh S4irt1t11p1Apa Go
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-21

.Iborlesten 5Onltag ienen bon Stree.
port cine Nieoerlage bei.
Cine Mn5abl Der bieiigen Column.
lbusritter batten lid 5lt betn 8icnic
Der golrtmbaSrittergeieai6aft in Dia-
tits eingeflnber. .
Bran 8eorg Bauer BON Glen nlin,
@. 81, erfreute ibre bier nobnenoen
Gltern, Beter Meper ur6 @attin nit
ldngerem 8eiude.
Brau WatbiaS 2al1bab bon bier
bielt iiid etlibe Gage bergarlgener $50.
be in Melroie beinbsmeiie auf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-21
st. yl1artin.

Dte Sartner bieier @egeno baben Ell
ne nnsge5etdnete Seuernte gebalten
nn6 iin6 iebt nit Dem @etretoefdnitt
belddftigt; Die @rnte Ser &leinfrudt
laBt 5u Diiniben ibrig, bod sic
Moisernte beredtigt 5u ben beiten
Soffnungen.
Conrad 6infen bon Sreeport troi
Dienitag LETTER 8ohe morgens in
Der Stride nit elmer 2ao111g Del bier
Elm.
Mebrere @ebau6e iin6 bier i'm gnt=
iteben begriffen nno an6ere nod I'M
8lane.
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Rid,rnono.

Soiepb Gidumperlin bat iid bon
ben Solgen zines 56laganfaleS To-
melt erbolt. baB er Der Eo6esgefabr
eftronner1 lit; oagegen lit Srau Ani-
rim Suhs nod iebr fdtpad, nn6 eS
miro an ibrem Muffommen ge5tpeife1t.
2ette ISOLDE mltrbe I'M bieiige1r
Sospital Elm Mdb6en Ser 5amilie
Seinrih SdIangen megenBlinobnrm.
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Rice.

Seperin Ader bon bier 5pg lid) am
Sonntag cine idmer5roue Berlebung
5n. 8eim Serf,dl I'M @aiolin-8ebdl
ter ieines 6orb Autos nad5nidauen,
beoiente er iid zines brennenOen
Siinob0l5dens, nobel er 8rar1omun-
ben nm &opf unb an Ben 5bultern
erliH nnb feline Godter @itber, bie nee
ben ibrem gater itanb, Elm gleides
WiBgeidid bate.
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5prtno Bill.

Selena Sep bon bier eritattete tn
Bealeitunq Ser gerna 2ep BON Wat-
fins Der in Sreeport anidiiige1 So
mile Iran5 8ielan0 einet 8eiud;
Sic bieIigen @uaipteler bracbten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-21
Wot linton.

Sn ser 5amilie Mnton 5blidt ma
rem 5onrtag gu @aite JamiIie Ni9.
Ser, Samlie Gran5 5ieben n1ro So.
mile 2eonaro SETTLER, ale bon @lroia.
Wi6ael gBler nnD 50bne u1b &o-
la Gl1Blang bon Habua pare1t bier.
Stonntagsgalte Der 5amiIie Ben. Ser
5batins.
Samilie Soiepb Srbed Derbradte
ben Sonntag bel IN ct. Martin mob-
nen0en 8erman6ten un6 Befannte11.
Sobann &aoemader bon Mbon ge=
mob Die 5onrtagsfreuoer bier an ser
|Seite leiner gltern.
Sri. MiloreO Sbmanfe lit bon MiIz
Daufee, no tie cine 5dule beiudte,
i'm glternbauie ei~ngetroffen.
Auf ibrem 8ege naf Dem Golum-
in Diofis ipra9 Jn-
Mile Sobann 8entfieD bon Stem Meu-
MIDI bier in Der 5arnilie &ermatn
gentftel6 Dor.
SRI. Nettie Sartma11ln lr1o ibr 8az
ter, tDelde mebrere 8oden bier in Der
g. g. 8iuiams Bnrnilie 5l @5a1te'
Doren, iin0 nod ibrem Seim in Bar-
6erDiae, isis, 5urudgefebrt.
Sodm. Bfarrer sos. Builder bat
bon ieiner gludliben Nnfunft in &ot<
teroam, Sonan6, miiien Iaiien.
8ei Der bier nbgebaltenen Seier
oes Nationalen 6elttages m1roe Elm
H~eingeiDinn bon etna $3.50 er5ielt.
Die gamltag bier abgebaltene
SdnlmaH bafte eir1en rubigen Ser
lauf. Sn Die 51nlbeb0rbe tpuroen
Die alten 8eanlten niebergeDdbIt.
Sri. Eberefio Seiie madte iid ON
IN @eibdften a1if ben 8eg
nod ct. CLOUD, bon no lie anbere1
Eages mieber 5uriidfebBrte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-21

gamit eg nidt Miberieben miro, MAJ
den mir olsbriidfIiih onrali auffmerf
lam, baB gerator 8pnterene bon Do
ID elmer bel bernofratiiden 5enatoren
mar Die Biz a11ebt ben GrieoensidluB
init Deutiblnnb bef11npften. gs 1T
bns beriebe Gomere1te, Der nie6erbof
bebdaptet fat, 3 ettpas tDie Die
l5dtpar5e Sdn1af am Mheitt gebe es
11iht nnb babe es nienoIg gegeben.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-03-04
PATTERSON CHOSEN GRAND
MASTER or MASONO

The Grand Lodge of Oklahoma Ma
sons which convened In Oklahoma
City last week selected James H.
Patterson. Of Prague. Oklahoma, a.
Grand Master for Oklahoma for the
ensuing year. Other officers chosen
were. Deputy grand master. Leslie H.
Swan Of Oklahoma city: senior grand
warden, Frank L. Walton. MuHkogee;. ).
Junior grand warden. william p.
Stuart. Shattuck; grand treasurer.
Alexander II. Palmer. Ardmore; grand
secretary. william Il. Anderson. Okla
hOma city: grand lecturer. Fred v.
Hurlbutt. Oklahoma city: grand or
atOr. Henry =. Johnson. Perry.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-03-04
CRIMINAL WANTED IN
TEXAS CAUGHT HERE
ALFRED Bonia Arrested For ItobbinG
Car Found to He Much Want
cd Man With Murder and
Robbery Rack Of Him


When the city police force Mon
day morning arrested John H. Goods
and Alfred COMA. after they had
robbed a box car and taken large
quantity OF shoes consigned to Per-
kins Bros. OF Durant. II was found
that they had made lucky catch, -
Coma IS a very much wanted man
in .sereval places. the charges run
ming as high as murder.
When grilled by sheriffs force,
COMA. who goes by other names, too,
admitted that he participated in the
robbery Of bank ut Plano. Texas
some time ago. when $4,000 was
taken and the night watchman kill
ed. He admitted being the guard
killing Of the night watchman.
Three or four weeks ago. COMA
was sentenced to the Kansas PenltoA-
tiary for robbing q store at Colum-
bus. While awaiting Transports
tion to Lansing. he broke jail. after
fashioning a key from a spoon. He
claims to have escaped from peni-
tentiaries in Texas. Kansas. Mis-
souri, and Wisconsin. He admits
that he is a good tell breaker, and
Ahct-CidSo sdl0 UIOWoT 8oU 01t>
round yegg. He appears to be part
ly Italian and partly French. and
claims to have been q famous GRIM
inal In both France and Germany.
It Is believed that he and his pal
were planning the robbery Of . bank
hereabouts.
Coma, according to later develop
ments, was implicated in the Lins
jewelry robbery in 1917, during
which one Of the accomplices was
killed. He was sentenced TO so years
for this but escaped. He was also
sentenced to 45 years in the Missouri
penitentiary for robbery, and to other
prisons for other crimes. He -Was
found to have In his possession num-
erOus skeleton keys made from
spoons, and some sort Of liquid in .
bottle.
A to John H. GoOde, who also has
several aliases, II was brought out
that he is an escaped convict. having
made his getaway from Huntsville.
Texas prison. At first he gave the
name of Jesse Davis, and denied ever
having been sentenced, but later gave
the name Of GOOde and admitted
where he came from.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-03-04
STARR FUNERAL Ar DEWEY

The funercl Of Henry Starr. notorious
outlaw who died as result Of wounds
received when he and others tried
10 rob bank at Harrison. Arkansas.
week before last, was held at Dewey.
oklahoma Thursday Of last week.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-03-04
uAI.r-Mul.,.lON FIRE LOSS

A whole block Of buildings ut Breck-
enridEc, Texas. the new oil town.
were destroyed by fire last Thursday
entniling u loss OF $500.000
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-03-04
New Suits With a Verve of Youth

The Suits here in great variety You may Choose
Tcone Serge Picquetne and Twi the Backs
the Ripple Tail the Gooe Jacket the Eon Coats all here
There's lovely styles that find
want at the price want to They
VIZ to
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-11-25
UNION BUTCHERS I'm PACKING
CENTERS TO VOTE ON STRIKE
{By United Press)

Omaha, Neb., Nov. pa virtual
referendum on the question of call
ing a nationwide packing house
strike will be taken by the butchers
unions in all big packing centers
Sunday, Jake Davis, president Of the
union, announced today.