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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-09-08
Enral Nrn1a
WEEKLY MARKETS

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$ Oats ------------------------ 20
Barley ---------------------- 80
Flax 1.oo
Rye "a
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Ralph Ferguson visited at Rugby
between trains Saturday.
J. I VIM. Hagen Of Landa. visited friends
IN Bottinesa Saturday and Sunday.
3. .AA.. shaffarAspent SUNDAY. with
the home folks II Brander township.
This is Paramount Week. Visit the
Grand Theatre for better pictures.
This Is Paramount Week. Visit the
Grand for better pictures.
irene Castle in the aAmatuer Wife
1t the Grand tonight.
Harry Spencer went to Souris Fri
day where he will thresh.
IS. M. Nichol Of Souris wa q coun-
ty seat caller Saturday.
.s Mrs. Wm. Fairweat1er returned on
Monday from Grafton, n. ..
Two furnished rooms for rent. En-
quire at this office. u.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Acheson Of
Souris were business visitors in Bot
tineau Saturday.
Miss Marion TAFT visited, over Sum
day with her aunt, Mrs. Dan Fergu-
son at Westhope.
Attorney II. S. Blood Of Maxbass
was q professional caller in B~ottineau
Tuesday.
Dr.. and Mrs.. ]. J 0,ConROr Of
Westhope spent Tuesday afternoon u
Bottineau.
DR.. E. E. Greene Of Westhope was
a professional caller in, this city Tues
day.
K. Tillotson, Cashier Of the Security
State Bank Of Maxbass was a county
seat visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conray of near Max
bass were Bottineau visitors Friday
afternoon.
WantedEGirl for general house
work-Mrs. Grant Stafford, Botti-
lei q
MI. and Mrs. j. ". Schmidt Of Gar
dena were callers in the city Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. w. C. Pepin is now employed
in the County Treasurer's office, be-
ing deputy treasurer.
Harvey and Clyde Talyor and fam-
lilies 81 Smokey Lake, N. D., were Wis
itors at the =. Pittman home, Sunday.
e. Pittman and wife and Nj. and
Mrs. u. Pittmans and r. Taylor and
family visited at Deloraine, Friday.
Ed. and Adolph schwanke of near
Willow City were Bottineau business
visitors yesterday.
j. H. Engh oSt John formerly
Banker Of CarbGry was Bottf1eav
visitor Monday.
Walter Trench, who has spent Tho
summer at Casselton, N. d. arrived
home last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Nils /. Dokken went to Minoi
, gs;;ssy , .s;;; : Y .''aa ! -
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-09-08
ONE MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED

September 8, license to. wed issued
to Elizabeth Helga Freeman Of Up
ham and Thorleifur Thorleifson Of
Bottineau.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-09-08

Ralph Ferguson visited at. Rugby
between trains Saturday.
n. VIM. Hagen Of Landa visited fttien,sdlsz
In Bottineau Saturday and Sunday.
szss.ss sss-Es --5..sss -s.4.ssssss s 80 -. ..:ssg *
3. A.. Shaffars spent Sunday with
tie home folks IN Brander township.
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fortune to lose his Oakland automobile
By fire. We understand q short circuit
caused the fire. The car is a complete
loss. Mi. Bowers car was one Of the
finest in the city.
Misses Marion White and Ada Mich
sol returned from the Valley City
Normal Friday evening. Miss White
will teach near Balfour, N. D, this
year and Miss NIchol expects to at
tend the Forestry-Normal
Mrs. o. wv. Henry 81 Westhope
came down Saturday morning and
took her daughter Mrs. r.. q. Phelps
home with her. 10 will be remembered
that Mrs. Phelps recently underwent
an5operation at the local hospital.
The Public Library. ii the Red Cross
rooms will Be- open Monday, Thursday
and Saturday afternoon from 5 to-
oseloek Patrons having books that
arc Overdue are requested 70 return
them pronlptly Donations of book o1
magazines "A gladly received. !; ,S5ssS'
Nh. ca Hougs, Secretary of the
State Fish Comnnissfon,
L 81. H1oom, State Game and Fish
ECommis1iionAr accompanied by Mr..
Blooms hAr dster ,Mrs. AlbriGht
ut Portl1hd Oregons visited in Botts
nean Sunday
A8ssSsa4Nss aasSss.sI @.&5& a1gga%sN gSSYS
Chester C~hristenson, N year Old
son II MI. and MrA Carl Christensen
ok the city had the misfortune "a fall
lon his coaster wagon On the cement
Walk, cuttinga deep cash ID his knee
makfn9 necessary y have fivs
stitches taken. The little boy ii rath-
III pluckly, having the stitches taken
without apesths .sss
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kaCCempCeQ IN bOICll6au dlQ VII.
Crouch promises a beautiful collection
of flowers. The church vas filled with
q ~profusion Of flowers last Sunday,
which gave a tasteful decoration to
the church. The public is invited to at
tend the festival.
The congregation Of the Baptist
church gave q party last evening at
tie TAFT home in honor 81 members
81 their church who are leaving Bot
tineau, namely, the Chas. Fox family,
who are moving onto . farm; the
VIM. Hewitt family Who / moving
to Hillsboro, N. D.; Mrs. y. Stewart
and daughter TheIma, who + going
lto Fergus Falls, MINI, and Geo. TAFT
who viii 50 away 10 school. Games
were played and d4inty r~efreshments
were served; and.all present report =
VERY enjoyable evening.
Nh. Thos Holsly wss il Bottineau
Monday aftsrnoon adiSpcsinG Of her
Il GoldSn Bantam Sweet Corn, Of which.
- Holisky has soM about $500
WoxEk. Along with tllss eoSin Mrs. Hol-
Idskv Md . number Ofkolne grown
watermelons and tp ny they are
gratis putting II mild The Courant
h1an fortunately received 4 Ok these
nnsIona md they m 100 percent aliead
of TIM Watermelons shipped II. Mrs.
Holisky HI raised j large number OF
-~f.N. AAs~n~nni Loc ofrnodr
The Washington times., 1921-06-25
FREE INYrRucTIoN IN THE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

CIIINIO fHN OOIENOE
doctrines and ntthod OF treating an Ltno.
and descriptions sickness and diseaseos
WIN. ~. Goodwin, p, n, c. a, Dist Ns,
Bank eldg. laos st N. W. BY appoint.
ment.
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Church nottreS

The Rev. Joseph Fort Newton,
pastor OF the Church Of Divine
Psternity. New York city. will preacn
tomorrow 1T the Church Of Our
Father. Thirteenth ana L streets
northwest DR.. Newton was for two
don, England, before coming to the
United States,
"rhs Teachers Gift OF Life. win be
the subject OF . sermon by the Rev
U. q. B. Pisrcs. minister of All Souls
Church. IT the morning services to-
morrow in> the Knicksrbocker Thea
ter.
The Rev. Herbert r. Randolph. Of
the Foundry Methodist Episcopal
series Of sermons on "rhe Pearl Of
Prayers" at IL o'clock tomorrow
morning For, the evening his sub
Ject will be Life in the Far Coun-
try" j. w. II. Bowie. tenor soloist,
will sing "The Prodigal Son. At the
evening services.
"A Young Man Loved Her and Got
a Great Shock viii be the subject
of = sermon by the Rev. y. Hes
Swsm tomorrow night st the Centen-
nial Bsptist Church. His morning
subject will be Broken Hearts
chsersd and Cured"
"A Great Fisherman" will be the
Sunday morning sermon OF the, Rev.
George A. Miller. pastor OF the Ninth
Street Christian Church. At night
he will preach on "rhe Greatness
of Man"
"Iow to Get What You Need by
Prayer" will be the subject of an
address by Miss Byrd Mock at the
Church OF Life and Joy. 1914 N street,
Pentalpha Lodge OF GaitherSburg
and Montgomery Lodge Of Rockville,
A. f. & A. M. will hold their annual
St Johns Day service in st. Peters
Episcopal Church. Poolesville, tomor-
row at IL o'clock. A large delegation
of Masons from the two lodges Is
expected. The rector of the church.
the Rev. e. p. Wroth. Will preach.
taking for his topic; ''The Principles
of Freemasonry."
Beginning tomorrow, the II o'clock
service at st. Agnes Episcopal Church
win be discontinued. the last service
on Sunday mornings being at ~
o'clock.
The Rev. George F. Dudley. rector
of st. Stephens Episcopal Church.
had the degree of Doctor in Divinity
conferred upon him at Kenyon Col
lege. Gambler, Ohio. He is a gradu-
ate Of that college.
The vestry Of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church Of Our Savior, Brook
land parish. has decided to consoli-
date the parish Chruch of Our
Savior with st. Barnabas' Chapel and
build a large church at d central
location. The congregation and
Bishop Harding have approved the
action. A church, parish house and
rectory will be erected. which will
be the most modern in Washington.
The Rev. Robert Alexander Tufft Is
the rector.
The Washington times., 1921-06-25
GREEKS REPLY TO ALLIED
NOTE OFFERING PEACE

PARIS, June 25--The Greek reply
20 the allies note Offering to mediate
for peace between Greece and Turkey
is expected to arrive from Athens
tomorrow or Sunday.
An Athens dispatch to the Matin
says that the Greek government will
not absolutely reject the offer. but
will only agree TO discuss IL further
upon conditions that conform with
the treaty of Sevres.
The Petit Parisien says II learns
from Turkish sources that the Turk
fsh nationalists will shortly launch a
big offensive against the Greeks In
Anatolia.
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SWEDISH PRINCE FIRST
AT GORILLA TRAPPING

PARIS, June %. - Hunting and
trapping records have been smashed
by Prince William. son of the King
OF Sweden.
Press reports credit the Prince with
trapping. single handed. ~ gorillas,
IL lions, and many other animals,
which he is bringing back from
Africa TO present to the Stockholm
MnseumA
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CHRISTIAN
NINTH STREET
CHRISTIAN
CHURCH

Pastor, GEORGE A. MILLER.
IL a. M" A GREAT FISHERMAN"
s p. m.-"THE GREATNESS OF MAN"
PARK VIEW CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Park rd, east of Georgia ave.
WALTER ". SMITH, Minister
II a m.--"THE ACCRETION OF pow
Err" 7:<5 p. m.-'THE BEGINNING OF
WISDOM" Bible School, s;30 e. m. c. e.
Society, s:4s .. m.
Columbia Heights Christian Church.
Park Rd., bet. 14th and 18th SITS. ". w.
u. b. BAGBY. Minister.
10 a. m.--Children's Day service.
IL a. m.-"The Wonders OF Memory"
p. m.-"The Rope That Held the Basket -
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VERMONT AVENUE
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

VERMONT AVE. NORTH OF N st,
REV. EARLE WHITLEY. LID, Pastor.
REV. EARL TAGGART. Asst. to ths Pastor
s4b a. m.ABibie School. Elton A. Gong
wer. Supt.
1900 q m---Mornins worship. Sermon by
the pastor.
$500 .. m.-Evening service. Sermon, by
pastor.
700 p. nc e. meeting. preceded By
young people tea.
<;B p. m.--Thursday. vespsr prayer ssrv-
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GRACE--Isth and O N. w.
HENRY II. RANCK, ID. D.. Pastor.
IL and s-Holy communion.
e;40Ss. s. p. NC. Il.
The Washington times., 1921-06-25

How to Get What You Need by
Prayer" will be the subject of an
address by Miss Byrd Mock at the
Church Of Life and Joy. 1914 N street,
tomorrow night at s o'clock.
The Washington times., 1921-06-25

BAPTIST

E. Hez Sven m.s Dsss0r: Iov.a a s:S ys.nss .as
got . great shock" 8 .. m. Cool and
Beautiful Auditorium: flno music:
large chairs (men like them). ii ..
M, Broken Hearts Cheered and
Cured" Centennial Bapt Ch.. 7th 4
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OLIVE

Bud Serruys and wife took supper
at Gilmore'S last week.
Misses Agnes Thompson and Louise
Gilmore spent day recently at Jim
Harris.
Papa" Shy is cultivating a stand
of corn of over foot high.
/. Shisler will not get any crab APP
pies from his two adult trees this year
as the early frost nipped all the buds.
Bill lrion is in this community this
week.
Mrs. w. f. Suffer and SON are Wis
ting with her parents. MIR. and Mrs.
W. E. McVey, a 1.-THE T ranch
Art Jorgensen is the community bar
Der.
Ed Collins from Pumpkin creek is
baking treatment at Mrs. Jorgensen's
Tor a paralyzed shoulder and is re-
ported as improving fast.
Jim Harris and family, Bill Thomp-
son and family. Mike Gilmore and fam
up at Pumpkin creek.
Bin Thompson invented a new kind
Of cannon. 1t had no bound. and
when it exploded it killed an living
plants four miles on each side, Did
any one hear it when it was shot en-
the morning of the Fourth?
Jorgensen brothers took in the Pow
derville dance on the Fourth and re-
ported good time.
Lawrence Thompson was in this
Roundup with the rest Of the bunch
on Pumpkin creek.
Lee Rowsey and A. j. Smith are ex-
pected home in few days from their
trip to Canada.
George Cooper has returned to Sher.
idan. Wyo.
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| means to him.
Stockraising homestead entrymer
are allowed the same five months leave
| of absence each year, and the same
credit fer military service, farm la
Dor, etc. as other entrymen; in fact.
the residence requirements on an orig
maj stockraising homestead are just
exactly the same as on an entry of
100 acres under the general honest ea d
| laws. or an entry Of $50 acres under
the enlarged homestead laws. only
a stockraising entry.
\ person who has an unprotected
homestead entry, taken under the gem
ERA, sral or ENLARGED homestead laws for
iahd which is stockraising in character
may take an additional entry under
the stoekraising homesteadlaw for
W vnfhs n,a LAND d t Co make up $40 acres
# a Ri asd ~ his snt ehss
acter joining his original entry he
must take that, otherwise he may
w VIE sh txe aaStlS lsi eptrX anywhere
This would be an additional entry Urn.
DER section four of the act, and in max
IS not necessary to show any resi-
dence. except that three year proof
was made en- the original entry.
person who has made proof on
land which is stockraising in charac-
ter, under the original or enlarged
homestead laws, nlaylikewise make an
additional entry Under the stockrais-
ing homestead law. providing he Owns
and resides upon his original entry at
the time ne makes such additional en-
DEF. section of the act, and the only
residence necessary to be shown in
ma king final proof en- such an entry
IS that entryman owned and resided
upon his original entry at the time he |
made such additional entry. Ever II |
computation proof be submitted on the |
original entry. still the additional en- |
ny may be completed witheut further |
residence. And in cases where the en-
fryman has sold his original entry he
may buy it beck and move onto it nd
make an additional entry under this
section While this seems an.eyasion
II the law: yet il has been held that |
HE law only requires that he own ana
'esl~e eN the original estry at the /
ime q making the additional entry. II
Tot before or after
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SHORT TALKS ON THE PUBLIC LAND MATTERS
By COLA W. SHEPARD United States Commissioner
:" Residence Stockraising Homesteads
TALK NO. IL
TALK NO. IL

copyrighted 1920 by Cola w. shep-
ara, Colony, Wyo. and published in the
Powder River County Examiner thru
special arrangement
residence en- Stockraisins nomesteads
The stockraising homestead law
entries. both original and addirionai.
and the residence requirements vary
with the kind of entry.
A pers who has never used his
homestead right. and who has not
taken more than 100 acres under 9TH
er non-mineral public land laws. such
as the desert or timber and stone law,
may take an original stockraisins
homestead of $40 acres. If he has tak-
en- more than 100 acres, but not mere
than ESQ. under the desert or stone
and timber laws, he may take an orig
many acres as will not exceed 500 with
what ne has already taken under other
son who has taken homestead. but
e entitled to an additional homestead
OF AZ acres or more under any of the
M nGmes ana,s Laws and who is ether;
steckraising homestead of so much
land as will not exceed $40 acres with
what was previously entered under ali
the non mineral public land laws
The above are all original home
stead entries and the entryman mus,
make the same residence en- them as
allowed six months after the entry is
allowed (not the date he files his APP
plicatton) in which to establish resi-
dence, bat his residence does not be,
gin to count until he begins to live on
the land. Many people think that be.
cause they are allowed six months in
which to establish residence. they can
ce0Rt this six months as residence,
even though they do not get onto the
land until the end of the six months |
pepied. This is not SO. The residence !
trNman begins to live on the Land, |
and he must reside on his entry for
three years from the time he estab- |
Ashes actual residence: without re.
gard to the date Of allowance. The
sooner the enAryman kegias to live on
lis land after his entry is allowed the
'oOner he can submit his proof. The
and Is held fer him six months, dur
,lE which he is net subject to contest
or abandonment if he does not get
Rte it. but that is all this six monnhs
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I.oiBSOH

4 dne rain visited these parts last
Friday evening and everything looks
Mr; ana Mrs. Doye's company ar
6ra'ka ana they expect e stay ss4 sew v
vii .sssSa:s 8: Ss sasy an. "a: .xs E;:
ans 500 e {: yss os ars
f esisss r bmp5 rls snS we're ~.
eighth grade esam anS incraaay' taking
Grasshcppers are gettinEs numerou.
IN this section Of the country, hsvins
starting in % on the ee s%s EAR: :raen' and
Carl Emmons p very busy saving
lumber for John Lampson.
1a xrs w Riik:f SAVING I hs'HSss John
MT: Price and Lcnnie Shields went
1 ,9ad OF corn. the latter staging In
Mr.. Workman is breaking q bronx
these days and she takes notion quite
often tc dump him., but Workman ID
enmaif By ANA and T ny get the best Of
several people from hereabeuts at
tended the big celebration at the head
c. rl NJ sh'e,S dref Is coming ont 70 v,.,.
prepared Tor week from next Sunday
at Elk Ridge school house. A big din.
ner will be served and minister from
Miles City will give US a good talk.
Everybody. welcome.
Haytng is on in good force now and
1t seems to be fine this year.
Sunday school at Lcesch schoolhouse
NEXT NEXT Sunday. Everybody come and
Crops look fine in this section.
mrs. Shields is not improving very
rapidly and is contemplating going
back tc Miles City.
Vernon Lockwood of Loesch under.
went very serious operation for app
pendtcttts last week and is getting
along as well as could be expected.
1. Green and Mrs. BESSIE Mccormick
came cut from Miles City to VISIT the
Iatters parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens,
couple Of days.
Everybody Ia excited over the PROS
poets for oil nowadays.
Bill Froby rs working in garage
at Miles City
Mrs. Fr6by's sister-in-law is stay.
ing with her nowadays for company.
MR. and Mrs. Val LOesch arrived
here last Friday from Missoula to at
tend the Lockwood sale. They expect
to stay and spend the summer here If
not longer: We are all glad to see
cur old neighbors come back.
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Forrest Dunning motored to Miles
City after his wife and little baby
daughter.
John HINT was an Ashland visitor
Saturday from the g HI ranch.
Atlee Ferris drove the otter creek
stage Friday.
Otter creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Dunning re-
turned home Tuesday. bringing Miss
Mable Tucker home to her folks
Dan Owsley. Perry Hansen and Bryan
Tucker Were employed at the Joe Russ
place on East Fork.
Nearly everybody is busy haying.
Madaline and Blanche Jeyes were
visitors at Joe Russ Sunday.
Lee Tucker is hauling lumber from
the Allison sawmill
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Yeager of Ten Mile
transacted business in Ashland Thurs
day.
Devere Ferris and Loice Smith Wis
tied Pauline and Imelda Tucker We'd
neSday,
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OF County Clerk p. T. West, and It ID
for sale at 30 cents . pound.
Contractor Bob Nalley ha. ceppleted
stone Lumber company and the Broad
~ Cash store and ON Wednesday morn
ing County surveyor r. l. Funken-
busch staked out the crosswaik be-
tween the Yellowstone Lumber COM
pany and the Powder River County
bank. Pending completion Of the walk
this street 10 now closed tc, traffic.
3. A. Holt at the Reliable Drug store
who has charge of Me BrcAdus cream
ship ten 10-gallon cans Of cream to
the Western Creamery company at
Miles City. THIS cream will net the
as the weekly shipments are now ag-
gregating ten caRs week from the
revenue Of $50 a week. It 10 believed
the Sidney Smith station on Pumpkin
creek will have as good q record. x
third cream station 10 located at
Stacey.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Harvey have gone
to Belle Fo0rche for the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles scofeld, mo.
t0red to Belle Fourche to- spend the
Most Of the Little Powder people
Fourth.
Lloyd and Helen Rue spent satur-
day at the F.. w. Rue ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gapin and Mr.. Barry
spent Sunday at the Wilbur ranch.
E Q. Reder has returned to Custer
Miss Mary Clarity is visiting at the
Wayne Mcrse ranch in Wyoming,
took %r' d a Kes e.S WIN Mrs.
Drexel.
Mrs. H.. c. Groat spent the week Wis
ting at the g; II. Rue ranch.
tored to Ridge to spend the Fourth.
Misses Bessie and Lillian Higgins
and Morse Higgins spent Saturday
night at the Charles scoaeld ranch.
Powder river to celebrate the Fourth
a good time was reported by every.
S1dy who the pc3ic ct ths
the afternoon sports, but there was q
large crowd ut the dance in the even
NAASe LII ldu k1lSslHS VlSlIeO several
Miss Louise Atkinson Ct New Haven
Wyo... visited Miss George Clarity and
Miss 2. Helen Rue last week and attend-
Mrs. Hubert Cook and sons visited
at the q. H. Rue ranch Wednesday
and Thursday.
g. H. Rue assisted F. o. Reder shear
his sheep.
Mrs. E. A. Rue visited at the home
of her son. G. H. Rue.
Lloyd Rue. went tc, the Franklin
ranch Thursday to join the roundup
A shower was given at the q. H.
Rue home Wednesday in honor of Miss
Mary Clarity The house was deco
rated with roses and the centerpiece
on the. table was two large kewpies
dressed to represent a bride and groom
standing under an arch of roses. After
the dinner which was enjoyed by al l.
Miss Georgia Clarity and Miss Helen
Rue appeared in the sitting room pull
ing a small freight wagon loaded with
all kinds Of packages which they pre-
were opened there was displayed to
those present a wonderful collection of
hand made articles and china. In the
evening everybody went to the school
house and dancing was enjoyed until
q late hour. Mrs. Hubert Cook and
Perry kidder furnished the music.
There were forty-three present
rev. Waters was up frem Broadus
ana gave us very interesting lecture
and picture show.
Mrs. Eunice. Rue and Mrs. H. c.
heighbors at a six o'clock dinner az
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Stockraisers Of this vicinity have
been branding calves.
These birds that were caught recent
~ ON TGrret Butte have developed in.
tc common hawks.
"Pitch hay while sthe sun Shines"
win be the cowboys slogan for q cou-
pie of weeks.
Fred Ross took five head Of horses
to Charles Days where the govern
ment was buying horses. and he sold
two Of them.
coyote pup by knocking him in the
head with q rock
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ter which everybody went tc the lee.
ture given by Rev Waters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilbur and chill.
dren have gone to Canada for visit
with Mr.: Wflburs brothers They In
tend making the trip by auto
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-14
MEGHARAPTA A 10

Knl0nos baleset aldozata volt
multi hetcn egy magyar asszony
Public Square-cn. Gyorgy An
ma, 1147 Springdale ave. alatt
lak6 magyar asszony ugyanls ep-
pen. ARA vart jarda szegelyen,
hogy az automobilok elmenjenek
az ut keresztezesenel. A k0zel-
ben allott a Crystal Tee Co. egy
jeges kocsija is. Az egyik 10
hirteleniil felvagta fejet s Gy0rgy-
net vallan harapta. A harapas
fajdalmas es mely sebet okozott
es eltepte az assZOny ruhaJat
Gyorgyne beperli karteritesert a
10 gazdajat.