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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18
NUDGE ELECTED PRIEST
Of ROYAL ARCH MAsONs

Annual eiection - offlcefr - ANA
ruio Chapter 80. .ias. ROYAL Arsh Ma
sous. and Amarillo Council No i3i
Royal sni Select Masters. tsok piac.
last nigh, NJ Masonic Hall The Chap.
ter and council VT Il a. hold t"int In
tfsiisiisn Nth Amarillo Lodge Ne al
A y. q 4. NJ. next Friday nighi. which
WI ie n jshn's Day. A. That l. al-o
ihe regular meeting date for the Blu.
Lr-ire. fhai organization veil. hold IT.
stsf-d meeting the following night
offices 'isctsd for the Chapter are.
y. :. Nudge. high mie-i; J. Miller
Bard. eS-eli.ni King and q. \ McCul.
lcuxh. s-rfbe. sam J. Brown ircasur
a.. y. -. Fci.rabend. secretary. ard
,. u. Hutchinson. guard were re-.
skcted W. e. Hawkins T. the retiring
hlI.h priest. The new higk pricsi y. :
Nudge viii announ,e the appointments
q first. -ccund and third wells. cap.
tsir q hnsis and principal sojourner
th,sily. cDunsfi officers elected are.
A. a Hgke. thrioe iilusirlous master;
e. Baum. rish, iilus'riou- deputy mas
To-: j. 4. Travis niusiriyus principal
conductor a work SIM Brown.
fr..sur-T. and y. % Fciersl,snd. r"r'rd
or we're re-cleftrd o. Uffics J. u
Sweeney j. tn retiring thricc iilusiri
Gus master. Ni Huke hss the offices
a. captain e the guard conductor II
~ council. steward and sentinel.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18
VISITING SnERIFFS TO
GET RATE REDUCTIONS

~ result Il the efforts ~ 7. u.
Gallahcr general freight and passenger
ig.ni Tor the Santa Fe railroad Tor this
iiyision. delegates to the Texas Shcr.
IFS convention e. - held here July u,
- and 10 Will ride g I-r cent cheaper
han thu regular rates Announcement
20 this effect was made yesterday Nv
Hamlln Palmer. traffic manager for
he B"ard - civic Development
Gallihcr presented the matter at the
meeting ~ passenger agents held at
Houston last Tucslly. and Won his
-int after q short debate
The dcl.gatss will iay fun pT.cc for
their tickets tu AmsTtlLN fr"m their
home towns. and will H. given rcrti.
ficste OF purchase With th' m When
they Iscsent this c-rtificat. tn the
Ninarilio agent they will gyt their re.
urn tlckc; Tor half price.
The certiiicai,s VIII D. given uui on
July no. u and -. and win b. god
Nh.n applied on the return trap until
July Is.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18
"SIDEDOOR PULLMANS"
WILL Be RUSHED IN
HARVESTING SEASON

Gang EN-"
This viii be- Ia. motto ct tho migra
'ury W'',"'r who arc ltsing tu got a.
b, harvest fields without paving tran.
p.rtntipn this YEAR
Train crews deal roughly with one 81
No Wcn when they itr caught trying a.
teal free ride. hut when from fifty
o 100 huard u train they generally grl
aNty with II.
l.u.Hl tWinn'u sri That - Vet only
catered groups have tried tu BEAT
heir way tu the harvest fields. hut they
vpc'i business tu ho rushing from now
Hntil july no. They are undecided ~
- what attitude t. tnko In dealing with
The "sidoduur Pullman" passengers.
Texas II known among the hobo fra
t,ruiiy ~ the hardest state In the Tn.
nn to bum rides in. hat trainmcn de-
i"t deal ~ harshlv with men who nre
wing 10 get To- work as they do with
u'un card In ANY kind "f q union he H.
firn not mulcs,cd. II * said
The increased railroad rates In cffcc,
his year and the long hi9taur's which
1nst lee trav,i,cd a. gvt tu the panhan.
d. from Industrial orntcrs are expect
20 a. cause u much greater p"rrcntag"
81 hnrv, STEERS to ride freight trains this
year than eyer before. However mos,
{ thvm VIII ride the cushions when
they leave. go their coming Will not lie
dead lu's t. the railroads.
IN oklahoma claude T. cunnall,.
tii, hh,r commissioner has secured
"a, p"rnis zion 1T all railroads going IN
On IN, wheat districts tu transport
groups Il harvest lahor"rS fee In boN
7is to the arcncs 1T their Lthur,. Con
gilv haa notified the men through the
lr,ss that an thcy have 10 de- is.to lei,
sim know where they are and where
they want 20 g,i To-. and he VIII see
hat the railroads handle them free. 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18
FINAL CARNIVAL Plans
WILL BE- MADE TODAY

tiiial plans for the carnival o. ie civ
n y The Women. Auxiliary 4 "a.
Ame-iran Legion IN the CITY Park july
viii lie Drafted az a meeting u IN,
aniniiiec IN charge = tn. Elk'- HON.
his afternoon 20 . o'cl'-k. SIR. WIN
:. fen,op. chairman ~ the committee
"nugnccd.
The Lions. Rotary ard kiwanis cluis
a"t zach appointed committees g. help
at 'hc carnival over and s,v'h clul
Hun i-rs e. furnish a high cas- a,trac.
i0n or IN. Midway"
There viii D. all ind- - freaks side.
how pink i"m"lsd' anI ne other AZ
- 'tiius Whi.h g. o. u,i. az q nrs;
li-s carnival and ~ ~ talent viii -
{ l,"sl ,'rp.'ie The shnv VII start At
t"'n and bet nrtil midnight
The c!iv commission has CONSENTED 70
TIE use ~ th, l"rk f'r the 'lsui.i.i
'f''i thst viii s'.a finnish ire III -"
tor the 'lcrtn- hghts uss-l Tn lac
tr necessary for thu rpns'rs,'i,u -
be- tnfras- b~-'ih- Wiii d. ,i,ssir,l l.,
b. l.orv I'LL L.mi.'r Company
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18

II was shipped from scotland to Vera
cruz. Mckee. and Montreal. Canada
marks an The cls,s showed Officer.
declare that much If the whisk.y which
j. smuggled IN over tn. Mexican hutdei
j. first shipped down from Canada. d
IN. hnoze n shipped In carload lo;s
md securely sealed II cannot BE- touched
az ., gasscs through the United States
fiut while IN. state - Texas secured
much valuable liquor from the Hereford
haul. no convictions ~ the transIurters
were returned. T.. \ Price. the last e.
l. tried. was released at Hereford when
tried In county court. He was released
because the state could not prove tina,
the liquor was not a. D. used Tor
medicinal. sacram.ntai mechanical az
scientific purposes
Thu Scotch viii D. KEEP, In m. vaults
Ia the United States marshai's office
here until thu vaults are filled then y
grand ceremonial will d. held and the
Las, rites viii l. pronounced over the
hnuor as u n poured into the sewer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18

you asked Since that time we have
bought 10 more Traffics.
our little He'd Stores are being mount.
ed oa.irssstss~, and We cAsssL . .comf plate
assortment Of groceries. W. have never
broken "a spring. although carrying full
capacity loads nj all times.
The Traffic has cost us less 10 buy.
less Ia operate and less for upkeep.
am arranging TO start some moro
l,cdi Stores an trucks, and win want
three more Traffics OF once. Please ad,
wise how soon shipment can he made"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18
SOLEMN HUSH FALLS ON GROUP
WATCHING SCOTCH DISAPPEAR

A hundred dry.mouihcd. incr-dulous
spectators gathered around tn. Federal
bu.id.ne yesterday Afternoon aud
watched the unloading ~ ss-count
'ea-cas.s of real. IA. antc.Nolsi,sd
ard AntiNUlsiead. too. eases e Scotch
whiskey icins unl,aded
The liqusr Was captured AZ Hereford
so,a. time ago. and constituted the
most valuable haul ever mad. IN the
PsnhB ndlr The loze was ,pluc'i al
ovsf tiu.eco iy Charles Purcell. the
sheriff at Hereford who captured H.
A solemn hush fell over the assembly
gathered In frun, u the Federal build.
inE - the iast case was carried up the
steps by United States Deputy Mar.
sh.is l.. J Bolton and u. \. Campbell
heds were uncovered and many
irssp was gulped down In dry threats
The Whisky was made NJ Shcffen.
field. Sc'iiand. the laleis on the cases
shvn--s Zach cas. Was embossed with
a rossl c'a, - arms and contained u
quart bottles.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18
FIRM USES !; TRAFFIC TRUCKS

Mr.. Frank Mcdonald, mgr, The Red
stores. Chattanooga. Tenn. hacks up his
Judgement In the mos, convincing man
uer possible. by buying additional Tmf'
lie trucks The Rcd Stores ARE now
using ~ Trafiics.
The Traffic Motor Truck corporation.
II Louis. are IN receipt u - follow
Ing letter from Mr. Mcdonald: "Fclru.
rry. 1919. after thorough cxamlna.
ion We bought our first Traffic Truck.
nlioVing II e. be worth the amount
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18
OWNERS Of LAUNDR|Es
TO ATTEND CONVENTION

ia'or problems viii ~ the principal
t-pif q discussion ~ the state con-
'. r'i~r a iaBndfvtnsf whlrh vii meet
., ~ PaSo June % = and "a. sccoFd.
.hv Q" i0sal iagndrymen Who VII at
trni.
Georz. y. Lindsay q the ranhan-
Do laundry u u. Aines - TIE Amarillo
flrdiy snd D. ~ Vernon a the Troy
J. irdry win - the l"si delegates. They
i4s'e mi, wcnlug for " Paso.
the psoi.l~ms of working hour.
vr-ss. and unions VIII 10 iakes up 10
c. 'anBarym.n's n--ting IN ihsif Il.
- O. lar % fhs aisra aiuailar
lsr.l Gfiessifss wotlid make ~ prs.iIr.
%. al ." 81 bit arii..n w"..li Pc iia.n.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18

Building permits have been issued
~ City Engineer ". y. Junrs To- J. 6.
sullivan auihurizing the erection IL n
ooo residence AT SOS California Street.
,lro ,o ". e. Andersen To construct
g. oon residence at 1902 Fillmore
street and Ia Margaret \. Wells ter the
erection ~ residence at Lot block
II Polk Street at q cost ~ $1,000.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18
Npp I'I.AINs SHOET

NNU II.NINs SHVIsT -. U =. -
Iudgr Ray &, johnson. delegate re
rl.s. nting the local klwanis club. and
Sun q Vaughn. district trustee. will
have a., nurn today to attend the Sixth
kiwanis International convention In
Cleveland. Ohio. The two Amarillo men
give assuancc that the home state Of
president Harding shall know some.
hing OF the giogics of the Panhandle
i'ilins before their return.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18

\ special session 81 the Dclphian clul
viii h. held az the home II Mr.. :. ,.
Ncwb,ld. 1895 jefferson street this a..
i,rnuou t. discuss plans tor q Fourth
= Iuy celebration. All members az. re-
iuestcl g. attend.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18
KHIvA BOUND TO
BUILD TEMPLE IN
TWO YEARS Time
Z l. cotton OF OFFICERS
WILL PROBABLY BE HELD
NEXT WEEK

There is always something nb,,d t,,
Nh''n T"n"l' ~ progress has onl,
'iri'd ANA there are hig things h. De-
'"l rl'sh' according leo Assistant
l'ihhan I II. lanifuu. returned pilgriu
t'u the Imperial Council meeting nt
pH Muin"s Iowa
ca" oi The Important matters &c.
thi'h khlvH VIII neat turn attention
~" building nf trmplr. Election
citizens ana constitution uf khi,a
I'uulv under hrr new yhnrtor WiIl
n'n" :ir.t however and thcs, matters
10 Do taken up ~ once.
i'l' iiun - officers Win probably b.
cd next week immediately upun the
'irIu ct roj'utitr George Silplc,nn
'fi'f l'ullHu - r. Nicholson and Re
cord'r H. Il, swift
thu,tty ui thr .hurt.l which ut. h
Iai" the o,'usion oi another c,rrmun
10 v.ll De- 40 the convenience of In.
''tial rol'utttc Ernest \ Cu,js. Tn,
hlN'N VIII &c. mad, by IA, Imperial
t''trniii' in person Tho delivery rcrc.
n'ui's viii nr"hahiv De- next month aud
80 later than August
Must i,uild IN . Years.
khiVa Temple u ia honor hound g.
'n' Imperial Council tu D., abb, a. rr.
pai Tcmplc building Within two years
,hich means - courS" that the Local
F'mplc viii gut buggy without delay
'n th" building program. \ member.
'hip of 1900 aud s2i .aao ~ IL cuuiva.
.rnt in two wears was the assurance
fl,cn given the lupcrinl Council at
Portland. urc.. June - 1890. Already
th'r, IL a incuhci ship ~ 1914 and ~
sctS amounting t. Sii.ilO
Preliminary work toward an" erection
{ q temple building has alsl BEEN start.
ri. The site. corner Fifth and till
'orr streets has been purchased and
'lin u financing the cniorpris, worked
uui
Certificates "f Indebtedness 90 IN,
ltruuut of $50 O0O viii be- issued. and q
'oin ~ fiSo.oco has been arranged To-
marking a total at t33e oon Tor 4 build
~ fund. The building Will be- a five
tory structure.
I'm IN, showing mad, b,fur. the In
pvrial Council ~ Drs Moincs. there was
~ need fur arEuusut. sivs Assistant
kabbln Jamisun. Pilgrims FROM ANA
,iiln wvir told t. kc'p th,ir sat and
.i'o time according o. IN, assistant
inhlan. There wus mo- opportunity ~ !
he drii,ery uf uriory In h,hlif q khi |
ash. had ALREADY won her case.
Novel Decorations
Their was a difference i.tN,,n "a, /
ncs MONIES Parade aud that II Port. /
ard ore year agu SAYS ianisun I
The number Il hands and high ,harsc 4
. - e music we're features - the Far, 4
and parade Will. novel a, -oraiions 4
haractci l,cd the Dos Moiuss parade.
Shoes of marrhsTs w.rc illuminated /
With clcc,ric light. and clrriric lighi'
ihun. fr'fn thu buttons "a their cais
nd the hrgp shrine knife emblem ear
Jed hlaxcd with IL, 'tltcty.
is.~ Moin,-' iap.r- claimed az om
-" ATTENDANCE - 90" oee md IN. nc. i
utl number was ust les Than 80 nHu lee
riding a. JauiSor's -sfiHutr. Tn
Crulatlun - o. No5ucs h. Unly isi n1n
vet the crowd was well taken care 81
Without complaints ~ ONcr'rUNdine
'smi-slu reports Dor roam IN whiri
here WIS two beds and one either guest.
iIivaic bath included. the charge was
i..no a d,v.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18

unable tn fill his pulpit ~ the Polk
arrci Methodist church sunday. He
saS quite M Friday and unless much
improved to-day viii secure a substitute
1, 4 sunday services.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18

\. \ Graham ,sLly expects to 10
hts office oi the United Home Build.
rs u America after being oui all wcck
..,,ause IT Illness
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18

christians were first called by that
maine IL Antiorh. syria. Ia % \. ID.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18

Mrs. : iil1ir W Ranger ard Z. T..
Howell II Cisno viii rvturn Ia their res.
% ti,, homes Sunda, They hay" spent
the past two weeks waiting their sis
.,rs. the Misses Rush ioOj. Harrison
street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18

Gcorg, Rush h. attending thc summer
ohOol NJ camp Logan. lie II "nt ~
husc who wen a scholarship among tn
students az the resc,-'k Military S''huoi
81 san Antonio The summer school
Nill last s!N weeks.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18
Plains Short Stories

ilarriag" h',nsc were granted k'ridly
To- l.. " Mcdaniel. ~ and Mirs Tea.
f.ce Calhlun. 80.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18

,iuut uur 5sc hunc laundry ssryic. 90
@ hpH. 90 We have confidence. In cur
ABILITY g. satisfy YOU.
W. wash Monday. Tuesday. wcdn-s.
Iay. Thursday and Friday rain 90 shine.
LAUNDRY COMPANY
Phone III fadD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18
SHERIFF BLACK WILL
GO AFTER PRISONER

" ]. Coliusn Will d. on his way lack
GO this Iart % %. country u thor. B.
no si.p iH the rel tal-. - The .xtfsdition
procedure 1T IN motion D. sheriff
Black ~ Canyon
Tn Canyon sheriff WIS In AmarfIlo
ffidas o. I.rfe-i re,tuisition Isu-rs g.
f"cure ths return - Coilufu fran Pres.
colt. ARR where b. - hold awaiting
fhs ARRIVAL - Texas agent
Collum VA Fersuily released lr
Amarillo from a charge ~ taking soo.is
from box cfr since ihan Do wufk.d
. n q farm near 'antnn and j. pos
e hursesl in rassine f1rssd chsrk- err
raising rh.. D. - hi -uplsysr
There ane =. national ,-m.t~r.e- 10
the United states.
--
Central Par NeS York wa first
III oat i1 49,.
===H=H -=-
ii'nn s.sIl> o. yan--h-lp taa,,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18

There are =: national e-m-t~r.e- 10
tn United states.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18

uin 'sII> o. ,au--b-ip ,ad,,'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18

Central Par. NeS York wss fret
.fi oat ir 49,.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04
= @ubert 9illeSbeim bat nit ser
s3urubr BON &oble fir bie Seem nlnt
5armerS @lepotor So. 8egonnen.

- Subert 9iGeSbeim bat NIT ser
s3urubr pon &oble fir ote Seem ulnt
HurmerS Glepator So. Begonnen.
- 6rau Serrp @pper uno ibre
fleine Nt9te iino no6 einem fur5en
8elude bel Seem llln1er Sermancter
nQ6 Gtcol(et betn1gefebrt.
- Irau Treb 9faofe lit BON einem
Beiude ibrer S0bne MtQtaln, Gmil,
6cnrp unb Treo Stable ST. bet So1z
nut @rone 3uridgefehrt.
= 6rau George 9later aus Set
@emalflng Moltfe erbolt itd be-
frieni9e1lo BON elmer q alleniteinopero=
ton, ser lte ltd fiir5lid I'M 9orttto
9olptta(e unte1;ogen bate.
- 6ran a@barles 9tl(esbeim lit
BON einem mebrtdgigen 8ei u6e BET
ibrem Sd>piege1 iobne une ibrer 5od=
ter, 9errn une Trau George @losbad
ST.. in Sleepn Gne 5uriidgefcbrt,
= 6err uno Trau @n,. s.. Ou=
gisberg uno G.ralt Nobert s. Yle6
lino nah cinem fur5en 8eiude Der
6amtlte Otto H(eB, Sib 6ranfli1l=
itroBe, nu6 @ibbon 3uridgefebrt:
- 5prin9ftelo fat tine Wailoel=
biloer5eni III, Die allSgeiibt miro our6
bic 6raucn s. $. Nid, q. s. 8lue,
&nopp, 81. SO. Softer uno Ste Sri.
Scoar urto Guiit BON Sen 0ffentliden
S6nlen.
- Der N69eorbmtc "atzlargcu BON
ben Counties 8romn ullo Geompob,
q. S, Yrorel, bat inn l1nterbauie Ser
y%cgislatur ctne gorlage eingeret6t,
oie Sic S6affung cillcS StaatsparfeS
bel Sleepp @pe. ooriiebt.
-aus bem 6inol13 bclidte bes
9prfcS A}icotlct lit su erlcben, oab lid,
an 81. Sanuar $12.36 IN ser &olle
befanoen. Die @elamtallssaben mo-
ren $4l69.55, Ste G%innabmcn $4, :
1871. SIS lino nod unbe5abltc
Ne6mln9en in 50be bon $3,S8O.14
aus ltanbtg.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04
2ofal Mcuigfeitcn.

: Solcpb Mi(t aus 2anlberton
mar M}ittmp6 1ct,ter S06e In Seem
lllm.
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AM Ipnncrstog Su mebrtd9i9cm Sc
Jude BON 9crmanoten na6 MorJan
@ult Cutters, Trl. Icrm Buc=
low uno 6ra1l S. g. SobamcS aus
NicoIet maren IonrrSta9 III Seem
lllnl.
= Gol. 3. 90. @aterburp aus Scr
Wemorfuus Mtcollet bat a11gefiinsist,
bob CT fliniti9 ais Nufttonntor tdti9
lein miro.
Trou Ireitao lit BON ctnem Sc
Jude ibrer Shmci tier, Trall $. s.
@ultopion in ser @emorfung 8ernn=
bptte 5uriifgcfebrt.
6ro1 Charles SerSoe lit BON
.cincm Slpci>u06i9en 8ciude ibrcr 81
tern, 9crrn ul1o Trau Sobn 8crg,
Sprin9fielo, Suriidgcfebrt
= 6rou George @lot6od ST. u1s
Nabp ais Slccpn Gpc bcludtcn lestr
ISOLDE 6rau @losbahS Gltern, 9errn
1lno 6rall Charles 9ilc6bcim, IN
ltcm l((n1.
s. z. Sdmiocr, rin %(allsjdbri=
ger o%,19clcbcncr 8iirecr pon Sfecpp
Gpc, bat ictnc. &a1loioatur fir bas
Nmt ocs Observation-Disclosures all9e=
fiiuotgt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04
@ine Nnfdneerflalie miro IN Del

Gine Nnfdngerflalie mirb tn Der
Ct. lrtb, st, GaulSzS 6ulf er0tf1ret
iperben.
- 6rau g. 9dmit, Sic bieiige
8ermanbte bfiu6t batte,. TT nad)
|Sleepp Gne beimgefebrt.
~ Sri. Ottilia Soften, sic eine
ISOLDE auf 8elu6 bel bieii9en Ser
man0ten metlte, lit nod Sprinsfiele
Suriidgefebrt,
Sri. Tlorence @roebner febrte
am 9onnta9 bon einem 8eiu6e ibrer
.S6mei ter, Brou q. S. 8urmetiter
uno Tamilte, IN ct. Setter beim.-
9err nno Trau Sobn 56aefer
itno bon etnem mebrtdgigen 8eiude
BET 8ermanoten unb Treunoen IN
5prtngfielb uno Manoa 3uridgefeb1t.
- Trau Marsaretbe 1ratb urlo
1o6ter Snlta, iomie Trau Soiepb
Tromm aus Sleepp Sue maren iiber
Counting @dite bieiiser 8ermanoter.
- 9ie Yfarrer Nobert @6linfert
nnb q. s. 9lbobe aiiiitterten 1este
@o6e BET sem 4Oitiinbigen @ebete
in ser fatboliiden ct. Marp's Stride
in Sleepp she.
- Mu9uit Grams fonnte an DOM
nerStag nad Nicollct beimfebren, nad=
Dem ct it6 Don einer 8linbrormopera=
ton mieber erbolt bate, ste IN einen1
bteiisen 6oipttale al ibm poree1tomz
lne11 nur0e. 4
- Treo 9ahe, etn @anoels lem
ser fir sic Mational Biscuit 60, TT
NIT letner Tamilte na6 Stem l1lm gez
fommen nnb bot IN Een Barfpiemz
Npartement8 all Glib @ermanl traBe
Wobnung genommen.
S. Mborbnungen ser perldieoenen
Eager Ser Mohern Moobmen Of Sine
rica in 8romn County werocn i'm
Npri( tn Sleepp Sue einen &omoent
abbalten. SIM Scat finoet in ct.
Saul ser StaatSfonpent ltatt.
- Die &ommt1ldre ser Counties
Brolpn unb Nieollet btelten flr5lih
eine gemeiniame 8erla1nmlung al
5ur ueber11abme ser GumminSz 8riide
lber BEN Mtnnelotaflub In ser Sc
marfung Some. S. 90. 9tnber=
mann aus 6atrfar mar ser &ontraftor,
Sic Soften mare1 $4,000.
- @ine Spe5ialperj ammlung Sci
Mitslteher ser Selmaz& ongregatio=
noliltengemetnbe In ser @smarfung
1elton, COTTONWOOD Gountp, wirb
in ser Observation-Disclosures III
Gomfrep am Mtttmod, 80. Mdr5,
nm 1870 llbr no6 mttta9S abgebalten
meroe11, nm 56ritte 5l1r NuflDiun9
Der @en1etnoe ein5uletten.
- 6err u1o Tra1l @ult 8ue6nel,
Glib Tranf)initrabe, gaben am Conn
%tagobeno eine, &arteneeie llidoft. @ie
BrciSeemtllner beim 500 Spiele >po=
ren sic Trauen GbarleS Manoerielr
uno @eorse %. Diets uno bie 9erren
@eorge @rulert unn 2outs &ra1s.
Die y mtnner b I'M S6afSfoptipeile
maren George @. 9iek une Nnton
&rau8.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04
9anfjaqung,

9antlagullg.
@ir wiiniden ullercn ber5li1it cll
'0anf u11b Nnerfennlng gum Nns<
brudc Su bringen ollen slltert Trennz
ben, sic inns bilfreid 5uricite ltanoen
mabrenb ser @%ranfbeit nnb nod Dem
5obe unlereS g%eltebtcn Gotten n1lo
gater8
5enrp9 II Of IA 9 T.,
ebenlo allen 5%eilnebmern om Seidenz
besansnilie, SEN 9arstrdger1l, ben
5penoern bon 8lumen un6 be lonber5
Yaltor s. S. Nl6re6t fir leine 9iittz
,gen Iroi tesmorte.
Trau 5enrp 2auoenidlager
unb &tnoer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04
Bum 8~erfauf-1apeten. Itlspbo=
nirt $685. fir Brobe 8uder.
@rnit gfeifter,
Nnitrei6er, Seem Tim, Minn,
Mbp. Gil

nnier 9pesial=g erfauf lit iett TIM
@anse, i6ltebt aber morsen (Samsz
tas) Mbeno. 3ablrei6e Bargains
nod porbanoen. 8eetlen 5ie ii6l
Is. q. 5tol3, @iienmarenlaoen, Stem
ulm, Mtn1. Nbp. 9
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04

0er 6riiblins fommt bats une iebt
lit sic s3ett, an sic Setmoeforiernn9
su oenfen. 9pre6en sic. Dor unb
beli6tigea sic urlere grobe ntlo ooQ=
itdnotee MuSmabl BON 1apetenmu=
tern. nnlere Yreiie iino mdbtg.
N6p. Off. Sobn $. Torl ter.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04

6arm 81 perpadten-160 Nder. 9oz
fortiger 8eltb gegeben. gfad5l=
fragen in ser office Ser rYoi t..
Wbb. Gil
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04

8rin9en Sie un8 Sic @r0Be ybre5
i3inmers uno MIR merben Sbnen la
qen, mas es foiten miro, e8 gu tapez
3ieren. uniere Triibtabr 1921 MuSz
mabl BON Iapeten lit bter nn0 lie lit
eine @60nbett. . l1niere, Breiie itno
iebr bel6eteen.
.Nbb. Off. Sob11 y. Borlter.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04

@olnlnen 5ie uno beii6tigen Ste
nnlere pollitdnoige Nuajnabl BON 1921
Iapetenmultern. S9011e W}nlter l111e
Ste Breiie meroen Sbnen audi gefallen.
Mbp. Off. Sobn $. Borlter.