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Machine Rms In Ditch.

John Carmichael. Joe MeHtz and =
man named Robinson narrowly escaped
serious injury Sundsy afternoon when
a bort touring car. !" which hey w"r"
riding. lcft tho road about ~" mile S
outside o. no city and crashed int" N"
hillside breaking tho LETT front wc>-i
and throwing Ncntz thr"sch Tho wind
shield. He was cut about the Face put
not seriously.
Tho driver. NJ. Carmichael pulled %
the right Of the road 70 avoid striking
two boys on bicycles. ard In doing so.
allowed the wheels OF his ear TO fall
down on the Bethany street car tracks.
When no was able TO come again on the
road. before ne could recover his eGuiii-
rr,um, his car crashed into the hillside.
Nentz was the Only passenger injured.
To Address Kiwans Club.
Hon. Charles IT. CarriHan. OF Mounds
villa will address, members OF the 10
cal Kiwans club on Tuesday and will
xpeak on tho Constitution" Mr.. Car
rigan rnado no Introduction here and
as an Grafton his ability ~ also well
known. Sc.eral matters oc importance
will also le discussed A. Tuesday
meeting.
Charnock Says mo"
irwin " Charu"Ck. whose name was
ro.nttoncd on Friday as one Of the mon
bsirx discussed ~ a possible candl-
dat. FOR sheriff ~ tbs Republican tic
i.t. has ASKED that VA Announce that
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Grcavcr and ran
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WELLSBURG HIGH
SCHOOL DEFEATED
Locals Lose In Practice Game Satur.
day to Ex-HiGh and Imperial
Players

weIlsburE hiSh schools football team
got It's first real '~St ~ Saturday after
noon at kiwau'S Hark WHOM the boys
went against m eleven composed ~
four members - No Imperial team an J
seven Of eN-h,Eh school players, Gp;uS
down To defeat by tho Sc"r" ~ : /" :"
Lack o. oiteNS.v" p'wcy prevented tho
high school team from making ANY great
showing. and While i"r much * not u
Re expected ~ Tho initial game. Il wt@
clearly evident that the team needs
much drilling n team work ard IN ScN-
cral other dcTartmcu;9. Thor forward
passing will stand c"ns.dr-'h'. .Uipr"I -
ment. II was very conspicuous lrSr
Saturday. that tho IA s<rr Wis crowded
unnecessarily ard wax obliged ," ire"
himself Of tho ball regardless Of diCcc-
ton a. distance. The high school
showed 70 better advantage en- ;hstr
line plays. and staged Pn exceptionally
good defense. Ca,vh Eli"r Watched tho
game closely and knows exactly ~" -
quirement~' necessary i"r III" Improve
ment OF his tCJ:L.
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WELLSBURG -
CARDIGAN TALKS TO
WELLSDVRG KIWANIANS
Yror,i.: ent nnoundsvtlle Attorney SPEAKS
On tho Constitution OF the
United states.

ono OF the most rrnlocb.lh.N. s.n'"c"
and Timely speeches eye: :" hr d"t'cEd
on The Constitution 80 'Ac t"ii"d
States" was that given IN TursdaE by
Hon. C-harlas l.: Clrr!<on. Nou"dsv!'se
attorney. bcc'"r TIVE WeilshurS kiw2nsS
club In addition - au excellent At
tendance OF club members, members ~
the Wheci.0G rrcShytecy. together VITA
several visitors had the pleasure OF
hearing this unu -aa, discHuys" on n
subject near and dear :" ~" hearts OF
every loyal American citizen.
Mr.. Carrsgan began by r"mark,0S
that we should take 4 position sim. ar
20 that OF General Winfield Scott. who,
being preSea; on numerous occasions
when regiment after regiment 81 men
raised their r:ch: arm - swear 2i!"-
glance 20 their country. also n Sed Ms
rigat hand lie was :Old ono day fhat
no one ever doubted his allegiance and
IL was not necessary for him - SWcI"
Il so frequently He replied By s'Hi1S'
NO man. can swear allegiance 70 his
country too often
The various CGarant""S cTn"""i IN
the constitutions received C"n~-'v"3aic
attention from the Sp"akrr. Who arSt
chose that % Representative govern
ment," Somc OF ;he most bitter con-
tests ever taking place IN congress haN"
been over the question 81 "wher" "ndS
the authority O. government. and where
begins the rights ~ !Hdsviduals we
arc In a measure" said NJ. '1rctCaH
getting away from SorH OF the Ideals
involved in tho constitution. ~ that part
which concerns representative govern
ment. In our own state there Is ten
dcncy 70 create commissions. and II ap-
pears that nothing can y" don" unless
actioned by these commissions, The
same is true with the national govern
,nent and - a DANGEROUS theory. |. FOR
one. do not regard any three mon. re-
CARELESS OF their capabilities. IS efficient
TO manage the affairs OF Brooke county
from t..- ~ o. Charleston. a. would
be three hnr> ->-mca residing here.
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ne wouid not consider such psopo-
sit:cn At Iais t!n& The Herald IS TcIy
Elad 10 make lhAs announcement tor
Mv. Charnock.
McFadz can Montg omery.
Mr. ThuIta> MGFadzeIn and Mrs.
Anna Montgomery were Quit,ly mar
ttrd Saturday evening ~ o'clock by
Rrv. L. T.. Eurtt At ,hr HrcSbH t"c1"n
parsonage. Mr. Mctadzc1n holds re
SpUuS.bic position as foreman OF the
hr.cA'AycyS ~ Ecch Bottom. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcfa,.z.an are receiving til" cVu-
gv..:u,At."us e their rIany friends.
Rev. Shaw Has visitor.
III" dycghcll aroused the Christian
parsonage early this morning, and on
yp:!I; down stairs Rev. Shaw was greet
CT by his brother from Brazil. Ind. 1t
EaFpcuS - hc the first visit the latter
has ever made 10 Rev. shaw. The VS.
iiur i eu route home from business
tg:p to Harrisburg, Ia.
Patterson Home.
Geo. r. Patterson. whose name has
h~cn recommended for the position as
postmaster here, has arrived home from
Il trip through Ohio and Michigan and
Is receiving congratulations from his
friends
MIR. Patterson expects to dispose of
his insurance business before taking
up his new duties. Several applicants
desire this business. which. under Mr..
Fa;;ccS"a's supervision, has been prof
stable one.
In New Home.
Prosecutor and Mrs. W. S. Wilk!r have
moved n their new home on Main stree.
;he L.isou property. The Elson family
have gou" 20 Florida for the winter.
Took to the woods
About - young people representing
the I. T.. Society OF the christian church.
chapsroucd by Rev. and Mrs. Shaw.
jou0ncy"d ny short creek u 4 beautiful
spot and had I 'haCor-tat. THE camp
fro could 10 seen a long distance and
several pounds OF bacon and several
dozen eggs. together with sliced onions.
tomatoes and hot coffee. wcr" consumed.
Miss Blanche Grey. Of Tcrrs IlaUtc. lad.
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niece OF the pastor. wan The Susst O
honor.

niece OF The pastor. wan The Su~st OF
honor.
Not a Candidate
Hon. George l.. Caldwell. now serN'n
a. deputy sheriff. has stated that he -
not candidate for the office of sheriff.
Mir. Caidwcn'S mann was mentioned Il
f"w day Ak" ~ being among tn" r"S&'-
bl" candidates.
Bought Property.
E,r.N T"lh"rt has purchased The lli'
property "n Invent! Second street MI
To!iert rrw occupies III" 'nrman prop
crty on Seventeenth street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hunter.
Mrs Elizabeth Hunter was born VI
1870. and died Monday night AT 1"
O'Clock at her home on TWentN-N0'n
street. after 4 lingering Illness Of val
vuiar hcar, trouble. She WAS born an"
raised in Rrok" county and WAS a taih-
tll memhcr @: the Methodist Episcopal
church 81 this city. She leaves I" mourn
her loss her husband y. ]. Hunter AMI
eight children. respectively. t""rE".
Jack. John. Carl. Ear. David. Ruth AND
Mrs. Sarah Richmond ali Of WclIshurT,
three brothers and one sister. tn" III
neral services will he held Thursday a.
. o'clock, at the residence at los TW"n-
ty-fifth street. lutcCmcnt in Brooke
cemetery.
Community Picnic.
Charrran'S woods Will be the seen" ~
n Community picnic. Saturday. Scpten-
Der @%. and at that time Will be the IN
yelling If the Crimes memorial S"N-
cral speakers have been obtained Tor
tcb occasion. som. from Tho eSperimcC'
s.aticn at MorCantowr. Come ana bring
4 basket.
weNsburg Briefs.
Mr and Mrs Hugh Grcavcr and fam
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STEPHENS IS dem"
SHERIFF CANDIDATE

J. W. Happy Stephens. formc" de-
putty sheriff under ;hc administration "f
John Il. Lit:cn. was nominated here
Saturday afternoon AZ tie Democratic
convention held in the city building as
candidate for sheriff. The choice was
unanimous.
William Leihta:,h. former chairman
of the county executive committee ten
dered his resignation which was accept
cd and Reynolds Tavr was chosen TO
succeed Mr.. f.cbtarth. The res;gna-
ton OF Bart Fowler. a. member %
the committees from Buffalo District wa
also accepted. Mr.. Fowler having moved
his residence 10 WellsburS. His plac,
was taken BY AlonZo Wells.
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Attest: .sss.3s
HANS GuNDEs 8 (; II, city Clerk e
"a SMALL BOY SPEAKS ri

n Are you saving up your dollar for
the Red Cross Roll Cali .yet? := 2z
I've got mine most saved already,
and I'm mi ghty. proud, you bet.
iStartin out with each September,
there's q nurse goes round to see I:
Every kid in this here county jest
as reglar as can be. s.s .s|Es..ss.- ssss
Es Tells you just how tall you are, and
what you'd ought TO weigh
And how much milk you'd oughter
drink, land to- brush ,your ] teeth each
day.
That amt all. that thev do neither
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siii4El liDl,EiatrI llEnIrEs

lgEEIE I,'s
deash Ohm III msa Is, Io &,
HddEss 18th ID
Aug,a llos city
ma prop leacribe dH as bless
ing ar disg az sende an ~
eoht inious four ear. period sof ssuffe
ing, inVol VIM han four oper.l
atIons
F'iinseth s. DO IN at Ne1lerrmnno
in South Hanen, d orWtay.
young She Is ca.I
In ~ innes otaS she met an married. MI.
John Finsethi, who had come Ia Amer.
lea some years be- fore from q ildesk.
aal, Nordl land: enty years. ago
they moved to pug gene and settled on a.
SINAI farm Salnpo st saon The ,bord 81 OF
the. city. Here they raise 5ftheir a1n:,
of three boys u girl having been.
left behind, to de zraisedsby an. aunt IN
Minnesota Ihe coolest Albert Fin.
seth, who had been married. Il several
years is sal farmer in the vicinity OF
Eugene: Edwin Finseth is al weler,5s
living with lis Nj e sina Gal iforni IL:
.noldFsF Inset win .sMas sonespf the: Ore.
Ontingent who saw extensive SER
vice in France, re sided with his par.
ents. The daughte r*is married; 4 living
in llmar, Minnie sota Besides her.
husband and these Oh ldren, the de-.
ceased lis survived b three brothers
and one sister, all in this country, Mrs
Anna ssN ell ormoe -Wood 81 at. sBaraboo,=
Wis, Jacob Mel ermoe AT Granite Falls
and Theodore and +. e. G nc llerrlmnoe pf
st. Paul, in1les ota. s Mrs. q, mseth,
gave to America an unselfish life. This
family Of sturdy. young Americans 81.
whom one served his country in. the.
recent war, testify best to. the noble
'achiev ements Of this immigrant girl.
of many years ago. At the funeral,
which took place on Friday the 18th
a large number Of Eugene citizens,
were in ,atten dance e. an evidence Of
her better qualities as either IA
=homemaker and neighboir. W And.
from the life OF this immig grant, will
spring Americans, men and women,
for generations to come: IA nation Of
sthmkin 6 Ame orleans stands silent in.
sacknpWled cement land graz itude atsthe
bier of every one sof these humble
immigrants, Whoshave given to Amer
lea the virtue of noble lives and a
swel-raise family children Of the AM
ierican soil, WhoSWiH be better citizens
for@the treasured inheritance of good
character, clean mani ood and woman
hood, given to them by a: mo her orr ia
Their Of foreign birth. The Northman,
Portland, Oregon. +, ..>4$ + . .S5 4 II
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.IIsI.iAl5
(East tern part)

Sept and Mrs. rthur John-s
saonlsand dang hters| / q lian 50 otored g.
KSCpsm losson. Sund
ca and. MRS. ohnson and FAM
Eilysofn East lake Lii liam visited Al. the
John Aspa assl ONE .sunda lay afternoon
ana M IS. ETC Nort,i ii and. lams
fly motored 70. Hut Crimson last sum
day Afternoon &
=SS Miss Evelyn LoYlring Of Hector is.
at present staying :at Leonard Eng.
Elund' .5s.S5:s.
rs Miss Ellie or1inn asst ted Miss Ida;
Lett during threshing last week.
John Sundin was taken .to the will
mar ma Hospital last Thursd az for blood
poison III his hand.
Mrs. Erick Nordin assisted Mrs.
Lars Pr ckson sewing last We'd
nesday u Il
81 and Mrs. William Lundqiist
and daughter Marie. and Mrs: Enrlgt,,val:
of California visited at A. Laft' on.
.Thursd vening. |s=.z=s.s=#
Mr.. and Mrs Ears Erickson and Mr..
and Mrs. Erick Nordin and daughter
Myrtle were Wil1mar visitors on Sat
urday. ]. ..s IS # 4S=% 5s;s.
The F.. S. &of the Norwegian Luz
tleran church will giVe.sa program and
[sociaizat the church Friday evening,
Octobe 9Th 5:$5 . SIS. .5. h ~
& - -id Wants TO See You. It
Several young people from here at
tended the reYiVaI meetings in the
Thorpe Baptist chur Oh last Thursday.
evening. Rev. Nelson has conducted
meetings there during the past weeks;
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CMfeste tern plart).

SSs 49, s..
ZWork q fo, M, Il SzhRpre d s. assk 8
Z \ s ,oo 81 8,
sd,
81 81 4;
8; IA I'm, S a,,a AZ, snna
4aU S.
M 7IU5n s, 8, /; {, SO,
aIan ], Il, s !
~
SxS;, no
a. s ~
, sonns on ans, any
son AM One Yls1ted
8 ~ j i uesua
s ancFM IS. Emil: Linn and family
andsM Annie Johnson son
afd o1sv lunar ylsit q John Olsonss
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atoa
arkiines,c
ssebsn
oli.Ion Ispollsd that'
sthe CONTRADICTORY had not been instruct.
ga inst fee pf
III Sconnect ton
he szunei round cleo ricalI
WA IS notion, su gI thorizsd u q
the cont Be- itist ted il1=|
stall said conduit unit .,riicesssub
latter. Of over the old!
ornamental light posts was brought
up and was, ordered,
that twenty four sncI Ii postssb]5 q ter
acc6rding to The plan recently.
submit and the cost fsss$9.74'
John. Test was granted sewer.
permit for Eesidens on Lot Block
47, sfOr; the s2nd IS ftree E, it, sewer,
subj Ct to the 0Crdiina ice az supon
payment 1f the SIS o..
E ,s:fseqmsitio ns q He Water and
Light Depa Etmenttsff &c thhtv two
TRANSIT formers, and for electrical Sup
were resent ID and Clerk
s.. mot instr cted. 8 order;
same.
was ordered that q street light
be Installed 81 at ntersect ions of 9Th
Street, East and u Mary. Ave. and . OF
2nd Street, East, between Minnesota,
Ave. and Aug Is Ave.
z##A Alderman Kent made q motion that
ENGINEER King &be requested s.to look
into { he feasibility cf hui lding5 a sew
ers tank ia Sperryy he and give est.
mate 5of cost :of such q tank and nec-
sessary equipment !, 81 which mo ton was
SECONDED Herman S 81 din and was,
duly adopted By the Council s sss5,
On motion the Council adjourned
.5.| VICTOR %. i LA WSOlN,s Mayor
Attest: sss
HANS GUNDEsRso on, city Clerk j
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ssevshin
~ 81. sBroa5
berg yhas Johnson. anil ies
And ars Ono sCsls tsvaaon Wereenter.
tanned ~ tlinnerSy Albert artlson'a|
und
sAfssF left Thursday for
s. Vnit
number rom nero g ttended the
dairy aIhoW 81 rkhoYen Friday and
SATURDAY
"a yrtf ohnson ne &. for VILE
mar Monday Sto d assist & her grandma
Ether,; who Spuorl
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
..TsIuseada forSs1V illnaar where she viii
beenployed ss..ssy
...SM lzs. aladys ohnson underWentIa ian
opeFation TUESDAY W. .ats in l11apdiis
She 81 ecoYeriiulgl lcely.
q frances ~ awrence. Oman
|saFte d1gh schoolZ 81 lkIerkhoyenao 81
Sonda
aeomis Time
|apoIis yfisited 50 HolmI-
'gren lturda md t3undA
s ohm
3.
nl
az
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Dutch Hughes OF Benson spent:
Monday OF last week in this city. >ss s.
n and Mrs. II. A. Bracken left
on Thursday morning for r Rochester
where they will consult the Mayo
Brothers. d s. IT,. ss Is. rs
sS%tg % 49,, $50 4 IA
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/ AUCTION SAIL J

AS ! am quitting farming, will sell
at public auction my entire herd Of
finely Bred cattle, hogs and horses;
all farm ma hinery, grain, corn and
hay, on u 81 G 49,
i B Tuesday, October Il, 1922 Il
beginning at 8 O'clock "a. M, Sharp. @<
at my Summit Hill Farm, situated one
mile southwest of Atwater, Minnesota.
Among .th g many things to be sold are
the following: s..s.. s .s.z. !, S
IS HEAD asHORTHORNs CATTLE
Allsreg isteredt and pure blood I. sired
by someaof the best blood: to be Iob-
tanned fin the country. 49, S @gss.s*s}s
S:8 Bulls,s1 yearfo and over. 5sE; i
ii 40 cows, 8 years old and over. $;
~ Heifer and Bull Calves. 81.
DUROC JER sEY HOGS 80 sows, i
year old and over, sired by such blood
lines as Great Wonder I Am; Pa thfind-
err and Great Orion Sensation, the:
most popular blood lines known. b
s boars,=8 months Old and colder. u
~ 60 head spring pigs. s.@.5s:sz 50
REGISTERED PERCHEsON HoR-
SES--1mpo Grand q ampi ion sIn.s5
ternational Percheron Stallion, black,
j12syears old. No. 71655: 1 Req perch.
erons stallion bla cl1 8 wears did aid s;No,.
66149. init sReg.SPercf,ernn sta11iona
gray, years old; l Percheron stallion.
registered, gray, l year old J; regis
tered Percheron stall Ton. black. wear.
old Sc registered: perch eron ~ g
black. 9 Years old !: Registered pay
aron. mare MACK S. VA - 8 B n & =,
istered 5percheron mare 1,lack 1 vrs
old. rep ;stere,, peirc heron 8 "a =
prav. = wears old: reg 4 cred parch
eron, = . ,,av vaar,st IA 90
III araa .perch onlt7 !.
IA roai starod. parob II, y 8,
h1ach vss s nld IS 'par =,
ernn. i;nn 8 zv,ar h 1'o,, ] :
gPerfh ernn mare am. coit erav No
old 4: mare brown /, Years , olfl :l
mare. brown. s. Years old az horse.
ll,av.S' Years old: horse. al. &
wears ri
A S J, 81 :. -
for1a = ~, Watar11o d, Ia, rartn,.
z16x24 John Il Deere triple tractor
pillow; Deering grain binder; 8 Deer
Ing corn bind rs; "a four-ho,rse har-.
TOW John Deere gang ploW5::2 Is
inch GAINESVILLE sulky piowi Is i .nuadck''
grass harrow q; pulverizesr:s; 81 lumber
wagons truck wal CONS; 22discs'
hayrasky;; 1.eslncf bu sI!' !, ICED gTtnderI
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GAVE..G GOOD PROGRAM

The Girl Il Scouts, Troop Mop, of
sWilln1ar, gave good program Friday
Eevening atStheS Bethel { lutheran church
and a good sized audience attended.
Refreshmen to- were served following
the program. Miss Irene Engdahl of
the ffIf gil School faculty delivered a
brief stalk about the girl scout work.
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services e, - = : ~ 76O.48
lie Finance Gommitvee reported
4 lie foregoing bills back approved. s.
lldetn1anS Free berg Dffff ered the fol
lowing resolution which was adopted
~ tf Slowing vote: Ayes, 9;
u ss 5 i%aa Reso button. # 4
Resolved BY the Council Of the City
ofs 4. Villmar that q the City Clerk be,
warrants aagainst tn Il ~ i've fuasls
il payment Of the foregoing approx
ed bills. Il Sz:s.
Approved September Is, 1929. ss.szs
;. s35S ). S1' ' :sf VICTOR E.@LAWSON Mayor
was reported that y tract ld6f
ground on South 18th Street, now us
ed as q ri~ht-of way for sewer lines
from the set In thanks, could be
BOUGHT for 5000. mn n. &555&
ter the matter had been talked
over alderman P. C. 4 Peterson pie.
scented the GLOWING resolution which
was adonted sby the following vote:
8; ihioess" none.
ma, B sResolut ion. 3. ss.s
Resolved, t tie oSffersof Erick
$H4!O qua o. flos @o4 's1su1o puB 4Ioa
-. Il i1mar% all sof Bloc K ten (lO) sc
55Hansoh's Addition 5to Esafd I City Of
!Nvillmhr for tho sum spf two hundred
St$20oD dollars, be Ind sanie q hereby
.s;A approved September: 18th, 1922 81.
3, VICTOR c:!.5 VISION, Mayor.
s., Matter Of sewer tension on Trutt
Ave. Il East, between 3rd s and 4th
Streets, petitipned Or August
SWerpn, Wa taken s 80, e was re-
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,A.cnnd5, nhvc;c.

IS rs Good Physic r.
# When you want a physic that is
mild and gentle III effect, easy to take
and certain to act, take Chamberlain
Tablets They are exec client Adv Oct
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{. E. s tksOn spent Sunday of
last ~ eek at sBe,is .sz= s:.5i ssssa
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efs li5 :
ANFillnar
~ Gharte
14s. 81 $ 8 tas 81
City Clerk Sep emllbSr
lgf 'ascef-
tanning theHtax esgaiy ia be ley
sisa 81 J,
sssf lfl f0lllJNdi em1bef n off
the :16l b,kiing Thy
Lawson, lldef11li1ss FreeDsrgs
Chairman sof5E ifnnane ettss Commit tee and
Gun erlo1 City 6,lerl s5Ss|
mat ter 81 tt1xes skasscM
fed and I disc and the Board
me- be- S. o4 1l,es, 0nti SEP So,
DATED sc it1rasso6at
Sep embes s.s
ICsIO - Ill4WSON1,
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y 49,
800 Il,
s!ss}S s
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\
1919 81 RI $3.50 S S:isi
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tse! a,ikss :st \ p 3';sa s2Sss
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CS}3.at nd sa. q lN46
4 ~ IA ii t.s 80 III
m
,ta 81 $a la9 'I,, -: XIX 81
d .iSTS;n IN. fyRI
1basksr, laboF 2:a6
ssae lIsai T;11d. .s 3,
Central ssakjiuihbply C5bl :nniise 4::65
S E1ss Sas. 1;|s. s aP
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-04

Zoe diss ildreti Johnson left.
;Tueada NillmnraI she viii:
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-13
SOON TO NAME
TEAM LEADERS
in S. A. DRIVE
Organization of Workers to be
Completed by End of
Present Week.

l.. E. Flint and DIR. c. ]. Bresee;
division chairmen for the annua
Kiwanis clubs Salvation Army drive,
made tentative plans Thursday, Tor
naming their team captains. Each VII
have six captains and these IN urn
will appoint six men to assist tnem;
Captains and teams will be
a. the weekly luncheon next Monday
when the list will be complete.
Through the drive does not peelp
until the end of the month its ma
chinery will be perfectly organized Dy
that time and the city will be thor
oughly canvassed in the five days al,
Iotted. it was announced by Ralpn
Wolf. publicity chairman. :
Ensign I. c. Buchanan, who is ~
charge of the Salvation Army IN Grea'
Falls, is cooperating with the hiwa-
mans in making the drive and ls put,
ting at their disposal all mtoFi1atlon
hat he has concerning social c2ndl L
lions in the city. lie will assist won
in enlightening the public on the neeo
for the drive, which has as ITS ann
tbe raising of $500 to be used ioI
work among the needy for the CITY
during the winter.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-13

COAL - ALL KINDS $50 COAL
City Coal Company. Phone 1922.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-13
Pestoles to Pay
500 and Serve
10 Days in Jail

Andsen Pestoles, charged with uslng
a room for improper purposes, VIZ" va
fined 500 and sentenced to serve ~
days in the county Jail by Police Mag
istrate HI. A. Sheppard THURSDAY morn a
ing. May, Flung, arrested aom Win charge,
She was detained at the county jan
while her case was taken under adj
visement by the magistrate. .a
T. c. Mansfield, charged with ISSUING
a had check at Staley's service station
for $3.50 was discharged upon making
Jeff Hublein. charged with assault on
his employer, T. :. Scott proprie!TTbE ;r %
street south, was fined $40.
Charles Mason, charged with oper-
at;np q car with improper license plates,
was fined $40. Charles Maxi was flneo
$40 for being drunk.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-13
(AdvertYsement)
Big DANCE

Saturday night, Country club, 0
miles south Of Stockett- GOOD ROADS
and good music.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-13
LEAVES FOR WISCONSIN

Mrs. L. G. Mize. PIG Second avenue
south. left Thursday night for a three
weeks visit with relatives and trlends
in Eau Claire, Wis.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-13
MkS0NS' BANQUET
Big DANCE

Fort Shaw, Saturday, October IA.
STATIONS orchestra. For best road,
detour at Lange's corner.