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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
PULASKI

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
PULASKI. VA. July Mrs. Bal
lard G:oseclose. ice Miss jamie Dyer.
whose wedding 20 Mrs. Grosecloso
was a double event with that her
E!ster. Miss Patt!s Dyer 10 Leland
Sanford. OF Farmv!lle. on June In
Washington. was tho honoree a. two
interesting social events this week
Tuesday afternoon from 3 10 Mrs
II J.. Groseclosc and Miss Ruth
Laughon were hostcsses at a sewing
party. and Wednesday from II 10 !
Miss Margaret Draper entertained a.
porch party.
Miss Elizabeth Jordan. OF the
faculty OF Cowlcs School. Philadel
phia. arrived this week 10 spend her
vacation with her parents. DR.. and
Mrs \. II. Jordan.
Rev. J. =. Allison. d. n. OF Alex
Rnd-ia, grand master OF Virginia Odd
Fellows. paid an Official vis.t TO Pu-
Task! Lodge, No. sl, Thursday nigh,
The meeting was followed b. a
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social session during which refresh
rncnts wrro served.
Mr. and Mrs J. i. Saul sr.. OF
Salem. arc visiting their daughter.
Mira. Howard G. G!lmer.
Rev. md Mrs, Dan Graham and
hnby. after nm extended visit 10 3Irs.
Grhhnin's parents. Dr. and Sire. c.
q. Painter. have returned 10 Ab!nE-
don.
Mrs. Harry J. Harris has returned
from an extended visit 10 friends IN
Cincinnati.
Miss Sarah 1Ioore has -e,urned
from Richmond. where she was the
guest Of friends and attended the
Confederate Reunion
Miss Virginia Giimer has returncd
( from Wait with friends IN Bristol.
She was accompanied BY her cousin,
Miss Lillian Gilmey. for visit
Miss Mary Macg!u Chafnn has ms
her guest M!ss Frances Turner. o.
Memphis.
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time Fourth OF July celebration at
lIorscpas,nrr. this county. The ecie-
brniiun viii he under tho auspices
Of Tho nCsa' ana Girls az n" Cuba.
Mira. H. 4. lfAveit was charms
Ing hostess ihEt Friday when che en-
tettRihsd complimentary Ia Mrs. j.
@ Searfuet who was her house guest.
lrofesnor nnd Mrs. itoy Webster
lsfs Friday for thsir home nj spartan.
burg, 4, q, Mr., Webster will 10 10
New York iater To a.isnd tho summer
sersinh ~ Columbia University.
Mas Mildred Cunningham, o,
Greensboro, In the quest OF Mrs. j
-. Glenn.
Mr.. and Mira. I,owica. OF Ronnoke.
were tha snes.R az relatives here
Sunday.
John a. HhachIcford has returned
from II Yir!t 10 Nanrilia.
Mrs. H. a. Ford entertained Tues
day afternoon In honor OF Miss Mill
Grod Cunningham. OF Greensboro.
airs. iIsrhnrt petors. OF bristol. Is
tho guest Of Mrs. v. -. Barbour
Mira. Johnson Childroys and bnby
hnvn returned to their homo In Dan-
who. after Whiting Mrs. ChildreHs
father. w. c. Minter.
Mrs Harry scmoncs. OF Ronnoke
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his homo on Sunday afternoon after
Attending the funeral az his uncle,
George w. Powers.
Chlldrcn'a bas EXERCISES OF tho
baptist sunday schoui wera held In
Tho l'hptist church here sunday, June
%. An entertaining program WINS
rendered.
Mre. y. r. weia.ger, of Richmond.
/ Ia visiting In the home of her dauEh-
.ht, Mrs, j. sridrn Itobson.
Mr. mud AIRS. 4. V. Fleming. OF
Richmond, with their infant son.
spent the week END Visiting relatives
heht here,
Mrs. Annie Carr, az South Rich
muud. IL visiting In the homo OF Mr..
Rhi Mre. W, Il. Nphnpon.
H. j. Cooke, az Zion. Vn,. visited
hl., uhrenta near here last week end.
Nlss Mary Dupuy. OF Lynchburg,
"a visiting In tho home nf her uncle,
u II. Ford.
II. II, Ford, who iiRE boon In Dothan.
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CaIOnneI is a
Dangerous Drug
Next Dose may Salivate You,
Loosen Teeth or Start
Rheumatism

Calomel Is mercury; quicksilver.
II crashes into sour biie like dyna-
mite. cramping and hickening you.
Calomel attacks the bones and shoulc
never be put into you. system.
II you feel bilious. headachy. con-
st!pated and all knocked out. Just 20
TO your druggist and get bottle OF
DodHon's Liver Tone for a few cents
which Is A harmless vegetable sub.
sttute for dangerous calomel. Take
a spoonful and II II doesn't start you.
liver and straighten YOU UP better
and quicker than nasty calo,ncl and
without making you sick. you just 20
back and get your money.
Don't take calome!! 1t makes you
sick the next day: II loses you "A days
work. DodEon's Liver Tone straight
ems you right up. and you feel great
NO salts necessary. Give II TO the
children because II is perfectly harm.
less aud cannot salivate.-Ady.
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to her homo hero on Tuesday for tho
summer.
Mrs. q. ". Garrett returned this
wook from CovinEton, Va. where
sho had been visiting in tho home 81
hor Bon, Lawrence II. Gnrrett.
c. W. Dickinson. OF this piace. a
Confederate voternn, who broke hia
nnkio while attending the reunion IN
n'chmond, Ia getting on very nicely
Tho woman's Missionary Society OF
tho Gainesville Methodist Church
gave II lawn party on tho parsonage
lawn on Thursday night.
Mrs. ]. Alex Ransone was a visitor
In Richmond Friday.
Children's Day exercises OF tho
Cartcrsville Methodist Sunday school
VIII be held in the church on the
second Sunday in July
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Ala. for several months. returned
TO his home here Tueeday FOR tho
summer.
ffcnry Dyson md his mother, OF
Richmond. ppont last week end WILT
linz In tho homo OF Mr.. md Mira.
u. l.. Bluuton.
Row. aud Mrs. T. Roy Jarrct,
motored TO Richmond Sunday nftor-
noon. returning on Monday. accom-.
panied by Mrs JRrrottH mother. Mrs
y. q. QUnrlca. or Highland rnrk. who
spent tho week with them. Mrs
Qnarles VIII return 10 Richmond on
Monday.
MIR. ana Mira. JamcS NJ. Robcrteon
ana Mr.. and Mrs. j.. +. Fleming
motorcd to Richmond Thursday.
Miss Victoria Rhodes, who has been
teaching near Washington. returned
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addressed the Parcnt-Teacher Assoc
@ntlon at the high school auditorium
Friday evening.
Miss ihnie Lavender Ia risiiiug In
fil n"hliufg.
Miss Ann Penn has gone for n
two munths' athr NJ Camp ukRhawis,
Mrs. &. Y: Frrgnspn entertained n,
hridse luncheon at the 'teuhd,
Mrs. II. II. Viehets, Ut Hsunohe
who has been the CHEST Ut Mas stat.
Tie Haifstoh 1T her h6ins, "finfdk.
VIE" hnE returned home.
Superintendeht Of Heheuis ", u.
Oates hHs been ehiied ~ Nelson Couh,
~ by tho illness Of his aunt
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Light and airy vaudeville CON-
tinues on Its breezy way at tho Lyric.
an ant!dote for the discomfort OF
torrid afternoons and evenings.
Amusement cookers will ind two Of
tho gayest shows OF the year and
cooling breezes from the big mon
soon in full blast this week.
" Several Keith productions direct
from the big time are among tho
attractions announced for tho open
Ing bill by Manager Charles W. Rex
The Ona Munson Company IL bring
ing smart. snappy revue. and AT
'hc head OF tho present!ng cast Is
the vaudeville prima donna Miss
Munson. ono OF the prettiest young
women on the vaudeville stage TO-
day.
Has Good support.
In the company supporting tho
concdienne are Leroy DuGielG. tenor;
Harry Holbrook. baritone; Joseph
Minor ana Wallace Clark. popular
rocal'sts. and the dancing beaux,"
sheen and Phillips. The dancing OF
Ona MunSpn is given conspicuous
SPACE In the lengthy and divcrsined
revue In which rhe Is starred this
season. This VIII he tho frat app
pearance Of the noted variety prima
donna south OF Washinpton. The
revue is pirturcsuuelv staged.
AN imported feature. Perez and
Marguerite. novelty artists. who
give comedy presentation o. their
marvellous skin as iuRglers. opens
tho now show. Green and Myra.
vocal and instrumental musical ar
tis;.. follow with a smarty staged
Advertisement
Mullen and Stanley. IN Rice pud
ding" Offer a :anciful whirl o, song.
dance md farcical FUN. Both arc old
fhvorites OF tho musical comedy
stage. hut now IN vaudeville.
Then there II the former minstrel
star RNiy Reard. who Will tc pleas
antly remembered as principal come
dian and monologist o. the Al q.
Field. George NJ. Cohnn and Honey
Hoy" Evans minstrnls In recent
Years. Tho hlackfaco comedy star
has new monologue, said 10 be
tho best he has ever put over tho
n'"r than wagon load OF monkey,
with their tails chopped on.
Four Fords Here Inst r Week.
Tho latter halt OF tho Week VIII
bring n galaxy of Keith acts. mono %
which h.' ever appeared IN this sec
,,t!on Of the country. Notarios Of
vaudeville. however. will readily
recognize the names Of most ~ the
metropolitan favor!tcs.
Tho Four Fords. spectacular com
edy dancers and versatile entertain
crs, VII! feature tho biz. Accom-
panyinE tho famous quartet on tour
is William Guilty. III" pianist. who 10
acting IA musical director FOR tho
diversified musical comedy sketch in
which the Fords display their extra
ordinary versatility.
on tho same bill will be Downcv
and Clari6Ec, eIemrJars OF advanced
athletics and trick bicycle riders
Daniels and Walton. character i'm
personatoys; Jarvis and Harrison
who have merry ski. with song
and dance interpolations. and Kane
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+ r { kL.ES
Don't Hide Them with Veil, Re
move Them with Othine-DoubIc
STRENGTH.

This preparation for tho treatment
OF frccklcs Is usually so successful In
removing frecklcs and giving clear.
beautiful! complexion that II is sold
under guarantee TO refund the money
II II fails.
Don't hid. your frccklcs under a
we'll. get an ounce OF Othine and re-
move them. Even tho first few APP
plicatiOns should show wonderful
Improve some OF tho lighter
ircckles vanishing entirely.
-. sure OF ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine; II is this that
is sold on the money back guarantee.
Adv.
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and Herman. eccentric knoekabout
funsters.
New and Interesting motion-pio
ture exhibits accompany each OF tho
two Epr!Rhtly hummer variety shows.
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MARTINSNILLE

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
MARTlNSVILLE. VA. July 1T
G. 1urch and J. Murray Hooker will
be among the speakers at an old
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lSpncini to The Times Dispatch.
CAitTERsV1LfE VA. duly i.-'p
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Mrs IS eei Foster OF Ers.an .;as
-sr;ses. aal ! located for she season
At ,.se PsuehursF IN persaeas4 ffgsv-
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-23
NJ AkOT'I

Arthur Hanle returned Tuesday
evening after months visit in Min
nesota.
Mrs. A. P. Matson and Mr.. and
Mrs Anton Jacobson called on the
dentist in Ryder Monday.
Mrs. Gilbert Thompson and daugh-
ter, Thelma, and Mrs. Henry Thomp-
son were Ryder visitors Tuesday.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. |. NJ. Bigelow, Thursday of last
week. Mother and babe doing fine.
The M. E. Ladies Aid annual sup
per and sale netted them sum of
$3.50. A good sized crowd was in
attendance in spite of the bad roads.
Many farmers are hauling grain.
One says the roads are so rough that
it wears the threads off the end-gate
rods.
VIM. Ready has set up a barber
chair in Matson's pool hall
Ed. Kamrud was a Fargo visitor
the first of the week.
The Roemers spent Sunday at Jack
Smiths farm.
Mrs. Harry Paul entertained the
Better School club Wednesday. A
fine lunch was served.
Miss Mildred Onstead was hostess
to five o'clock coffee party Sunday.
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-23
Hail Warrant Purchase Begins
December First

Bismarck.--An agreement whereby
farmers may realize cash on their
1922 hail warrants has again been
consummated by the state industrial
commission and commissioner of in
surance, but at a better price than
was obtained when the Nestos ad-
ministration made the first sale of
hail warrants astyear.' There were
several DldderS. 80 .r --.y, ys o. .,-.a.....
The agreement was made with the
Minnesota Loan and Trust company
of Minneapolis, which handled the
warrants last year. " Under the new
agreement the trust company agrees
to buy warrants in December at SO 1/2
per cent of face value, in January at
80 per cent, in February at SO LIZ per
cent and in March and thereafter at
100 per cent Of face value. The agree
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-23
BENEDICT

M. E. Coder and Ole Peterson drove
to Max Friday, last.
Clinton Calvin Of Ruso was Bene-
dict caller Monday.
County Surveyor Robinson came up
from Washburn Tuesday and survey.
ed the new grade north of town.
). A. johnson returned from Devils
| Ike Monday where he was called by
the serious illness of relatives.
c. A. Reed transacted business in
Ruso between trains Monday.
Emil Olson is serving on the Jury
at Washburn this week.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid met at
the A. D. Nelson home Saturday. The
hostess served delicious lunch to a
good sized crowd.
The condition of the roads in this
vicinity has been terrible the past
two weeks owing to the recent rain
and snow.
Mrs. F. w. Bishov picked a bouquet
of pansies from her garden on Nov
ember 18th. Who can equal this in
North Dakota? y
Rev. H. S. Harris, district superin-
tendent Of the NJ. E. church, will
preach here Friday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Blatter returned
Tuesday from a few weeks visit at
Garrison and Max. .~'
-, A lex Munns spent a few days last
week. at. Eckman where he transacted
business. ) x +
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-23
CORRESPONDENCE
SAWYER NEWS

Mrs. H. D.. Hodges left Wednesday
for Van Hook where she will spend
the winter with her sons.
Mrs. E.E. Williams spent last week
visiting friends in Minot.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Erickson and
Mrs. JAS. Larson were in Minot last
Friday.
Archie Johnson Of Minot visited
relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. J. f. Booth is in Velva this
weel; for medical treatment. She is
better at this writing but has been
a:l:ng fDr some time.
Raw Towns and Miss Elsie Ruth
drove to Velva last Wednesday even
ing and up and got married and never
said word about it, till afterWard.
Well, we have decided to let it pass
this time, as they are among the very
best young folks around here both
have grown up in the nelghborhood
and are starting home OF their own
under very favorable circumstances.
They will live on the Brltton farm on
North Prairie. Congratulations
a parcel shower was held Tuesday
AFTERNOON ut the Ruth home for Mrs.
Raw Towns. Many useful articles
were in the shower.
w. S. Kenaston has moved to the
Art Sillman home.
A party was held at the Congrega-
tional church last Friday evening.
complimentary to Mrs. Listerud, who
was here packing their furniture to
ship to Elliott, N. D., where Mr.. Lis
terud has a position in bank at that
place. Mr..
The Syverson family moved to Mi
not this week where they will make
their home for the present.
Mr.. Van Sickle, receiver of the clos
ed Sawyer banks, was here looking
after business last Thursday.
The Northwestern State Bank has
opened in the Tofflemire building and
is doing a nice business. we un-
derstand another will be opened soon
in the other bank building. Let 'em
come, we still have a little money
left.
J. C. Gard was buried here last
Thursday. We did not learn any
Of the particulars of his death but sup
pose it was old age as he had lived
about four score years. Mr.. Gard
died at his home in Logan. The
Gard family were among the early
settlers having provedup a homestead
3 miles north Of Sawyer in about 1900,
after this he conducted a store here
for few years and about 10 years
ago moved to Logan, where he had a
general store till a short time ago
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-23
DES Laos

Old timers tell US that as long as
they have been in North Dakota they
have never seen so much rainfall in
November. Oh, we'll, we needed it
because the ground was very dry be-
fore this siege Of wet weather.
The Des Laos oil we'll is temporar-
lily laid up, the wind having blown
down their smoke pipe on the engine
house and must wait for repairs.
Mrs. Dick Ford spent several days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
Hurley helping them prepare to move.
Mr. Hurley billed out his car for
Wallhallow on Tuesday,
Mr.. Griffin, Sr., and family moved
to Mirot on Monday.
William Zimmerman entertained
the Evangelical Ladies Aid on Ned
nesday. ------. -.
Mrs. Albert spieher was a Minot
visitor on "Wednesday.
Jay Hamburger and Elmer Durkin
spent Thursday evening at A. S
Spicher's.
Roy Williams, Frank anl William
. Grtninger let Thursday on their an
nual deer hunt along the Missouri
river south Of Ray, Nd. We are all
; preparing for a venison feed when
the boys return.
=, Rolling Green Ladies Aid held their
annual dinner and sale on Saturday in
the church on account Of the awful
condition of the roads the attendaice
was not as good as hoped for How
ever, the ladies netted a neat little
sum:
Several Of the Etter family spent
part of last week at Thief River Falls,
Minn., returned home on Saturday
evening.
Miss Gertrude Bocco is staying sew
eral days with Mrs. Frank Groninger
while Frank is away.
Boyd Gibson, wife and son transact.
! ed business in Minot Saturday.
Clarence Weeks and wife spent
Sunday with mr. and Mrs. Philir
Dickinson
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. E. church
will hold Thanksgiving dinner or
Thursday. All are cordially invited
Grandma Chapel injured her liml
while getting out Of the car in De
, Laos and is suffering considerabl,
with it, but we are glad to report i
some better now. Her daughter, Mrs
= Geo. Waterman is staying: in tow
= caring for her.
As. Spicher is holding a sale OF
Thursday, preparatory to taking OF
his new job as sheriff. We are Sur
sorry to see Mr.. Spicher and famil.
leave these parts, but we think tn
| county needs him SO our loss will b
another's gain.
E. s.. Davis and family are busil,
engaged moving onto the Bridge
/. farm vacated by Rob Hurley.
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-23

farmers have planted small acreages
of winter wheat this year, particular
ly in the Red River Valley countless y
said Mr.. Walster today. "In many
localities, not enough moisture fell to
start termination. Any fields which
are not yet up probably will not make
a crop next year for two reasons. IN
the first place, much of the seed will
lose it's vitality during the winter,
and second, plants that are produced
thru spring termination of the seed
will not send up stalks and produce
heads. 49,
"The future of the winter rye crop
is problematical, but conditions d. are
against it in. many places. In many
cases there has been insufficient mois-
ture to start the crop unless it was
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-23

when he sold it. Mr Gard was a
kind friend and neighbor to all. A
good man has gone to his reward.
The Missionary meeting of the
Nazarene church was held at the Jas.
Larson home Wednesday afternoon of
this week.
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-23

Rev. p. w Erickson will hold
Thanksgiving service at the South
Prairie community hall on Sunday,
Nov. 26. The South Prairie band will
play during the social hour following
the services. Everyone is cordially
invited to come.
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-23
Winter Wheat Lost If Not
;,n4-I

Winter wheat planted this fall
which failed to germinate, due to lack
of, moisture, is not likely to make a
crop next year, according to DR.. H.
L. Walster, agronomist at the North
Dakota experiment station.
"Reports indicate that quite a few
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-23

ment was entered into as early as pos
sble by the administration, before
warrants were sent out, so that farm
ers could take advantage Of this offer,
if they desire, from the very start.
The same company paid 81 per cent
the first month last year, the admin
istration obtaining price 1 1/2 per
cent higher this year.
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-23

Sews Cash Over Eye by Aid of Mirror
G. o. Engdahl, farmer near Bis
marck, was kicked in the head by a
horse and big cash cut over one eye.
He used an ordinary needle and
thread and, standing before a mirror,
sewed up the wound He went back
to work. -- s.--. -