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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-04
One Man in His Time:
~ Ellen Glasgow.

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-04
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-01-25

1885, Christ Episcopal Church, Mil
bank, $685.; Geo. Egrmayer, $26.24.
A refund Of $1092.11 was allowed
to funds being 1919 taxes reopened
against SWA Of section 2, Eh Of Sc
4 and SWA OF SEA of section 8, Z
n Of SEA section 8, WIZ of NWA
and VIZ of SWA section 9, NEA OF
section 10; NWk Of section II and
NEA Of section II, all in township
121, range so, same having been paid
by worthless check, and receipts re-
turned to treasurer.
On motion board adjourned to Jan
uary 9Th, 1922.
J. C.. CAHILL,
County Auditor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-01-25
Milbank, South Dakota.
j. C. CAHILL,
County Auditor.

V0AANNy - AcSS'
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment Of January 5th, with all mem.
bers present and made their regulal
yearly visit to the County Farm.
Upon motion of Commissioners
Fransen and second Of Commissioners
Johnson, the following resolution was
unanimously carried, all commission
ers being present and voting AYE
Whereas, That that part of the
King of Trails known as Project No.
81 and being in the southern part OF
the county, and the east twelve miles
and west fourteen miles in Grant
County Of the road known as the Vel
lowstone Trail is now about completed
and in good shape and whereas mum.
erous requests have been made ask
ing that the unbuilt portions Of such
trails be completed, and the commits
sioners being Of the opinion that these
two very important roads should be
completed as soon as possible;
Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved.
That the state highway commission
be asked to survey such unbui]t por-
tions of above mentioned roads with
the end in view Of completing same
at the earliest possible time and next
in order Of roads built within Grant
county.
Board Of County Commits
sioners, Grant County, So.
Dakota.
BY S. Selden,
Chairman Of Board.
Attest:
J. C. Cahill, County Auditor.
On motion board adjourned to Jan.
uary 7th, 1922.
J. C.. CAHILL,
County Auditor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-01-25
J. C. Cahill,
County Auditor.
Milbank, South Dakota.
January 9, 1922.

The board continued in session
pursuant to adjournment of Jan.
Eth all members being present.
L. A. Herrick handed in his
resignation as county highway
superintendent and same was ac-
copied with the provision that
he may remain on the job until
February 18th, thereby giving
him time to close up all unfinish-
ed business in connection with
his office and he was instructed
to publish notice to all having
claims against the county for
road or bridge work or for ma
terial in connection Herewith to
present same prior to February
10, 1922.
The semi annual checking of
the auditors and Treasurer's Of
fees was commenced at this time
and continued until finished on
January 18th, and the following
| report was flied:
III - III
Bal. on hand July I. 1922 5 57275.OS
| Current year tax collections 2666S0.46
! Prior year tax collections 2759.43
/ Miscellaneous collections 58488.37
Total collections ------ ~$3852O3.34
Auditors Office Disbursements
Warrants paid by treasurer
and returned -----------$229296.31
Bal. cash in hands of treas-
urer, Jan. /. 1922------- 1559O7 .O3
Total disbursements --~--$3852O3.34
Treasurer's Office Receipts
Cash on hand ian. 1, '22---$155S91.10
Total collections Jan. /, to
Jan. IL, 1922 ---------- 1OS67.77
Total receipts ---------$166758.S7
ITreasuuer's Office Disbursements
Paid out on warrants from
Jan. / to Jan. IL. 1S23---$ 6085.4s
On hand Jan. 10. 1922----. 160673.3f
Total Disbursements ----$16675s6
On motion board adjourned *
january Il, 1914.
J. G.. Cahill,
County AutftSf.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-01-25

| W. S. Nixon, cash advanced
for telephone tolls --------- 100
Earl Nggett, telephone tolls 1856
Earl Hggett, postage and p. o.
box rent 8.94
Julius Fenner, box rent and
postage $50
Grant County Review, Poor
Farm report NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 800
Grant County Review, official
publications -------------- 1890
Nettie S. johnson, postage and
envelopes 1927
w. S. Nixon, cash advanced
for freight and express - 1928
w. S. Nixon, cash advanced
for court script--------- $40
Chas. McGiven. money advanced
for cleaning chimney 500
W. s, Nixon, cash advanced
for postage and envelopes 1907
Fowler ( Knutson, blacksmithing
for court house --------- 1918
d. z. Medley, one load OF fertilizer
IOE lawn A.VV
N. J. Bleser. Drug Co., Mdse.
to court house ------------ 4.45
]. A. Jacotel. NJ. D.. services to
John Temple, poor relief,
claim $1e1.25. allowed ---- 77.25
DR.. Chas. Flett, board OF health
services 207.56
J. c. Tessin & Son. mdse. to
court house -----------.- 300
G. W. Lowthian, NJ. D.. PROBES
slonel services and livery to
County Farm. claim $3.50.
Nettie s. johnson. mileage
and expense to S. q. z. A.
convention 97.1S
l.. A. HePrick. six meals for
arbitrafing board ------ 800
John r. Jacobs, surveying for
county Jaw
II. c. Thompson, grading road
with engine. claim $360.75.
allowed 31S.75
D. r. Trap, road dragging 3.75
Gust Premus, for horse injured
on bridge. claim $50. allowed $500
Grant County Farm Bureau. ap~
preparation from Jan. 1, 1922
to July 1, 1922 ------- $4,000
e. A. Bunting, hauling gas 3.75
f. A. Bunting, road dragging 1900
For vital statistics:
J.. A. Jacotel. $500; F.. N. Cliff.
$1.25; Chas. Flett. $11.75; Charles
Bolsta, 75c: B. r. Karn, $1.75; d. NJ.
O'Donnell, 1926: O. G. Frink, 500
A. p. Hawkins, $1.OO; E. o. Church.
$3.50; H. J. Shelver, $3.50; M. J. Ham
mond. $3.50; F. B. Ricketts,, soc; A.
E. DeTuncq, $15.25; J. W. Liggett.
1915: E. A. Wright, SOC; Henry Dun
can, $500; A. ] Johnerson. Csc; Curt
Adams, soc: C. r BerQuist. soc; P. J.
Preston. Csc: Simon Bertelson, Csc;
G. H. Lowthian. $1.75; Gustaf f. Ryd-
quist, 25c: A. C. Lutz. Csc: Albert
Rung. Csc: e A. Engh. CSC; l. D.
Cutting, SOC; J. W.. Pay, 25c: A. j..
Bleser. 1925.
Earl Liggett, fees for work in con-
nection with vital statistics $86.85.
On regular motion carried an
appropriation was made to the
Grant County Farm Bureau COW
ering the period from January l,
1922 to July /. 1922 in the
amount of $125O.O0.
On motion board adjourned to
January 9, 1922.
J. C. Cahill,
County Auditor.
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Continued on page 81

Continued on page 81
Milbank Power Co., light and
power to court house, Oct,
Nov. and Dec. 1921........ 1854
Milbank Power Co., light and
power to County farm, Oct,
Nov. and Dec, 1921........ g. AL
City of Milbank, city water
quarter ending Sept. 30th
1921 24.37
August Woitte, maintaining
road, salary, Oct, Nov, '21,. 1868
johnson Bros, maintaining
road, salary, Oct, and Nov,
y Z51.61
Charles Jackus, grading road
in Pennington twp......... $500
Chas. Jackus, bridge work. $500
Chas. Jackus, road dragging. 1850
P. G. Farber, road dragging. 1920
p. G. Farber, bridge work.. $500
P. G. Farber, road work.. 1860
Hans Peterson, grading road. 1926
c. M. & st. p. Ry. Co., freight
on lumber car 53913 O. w.
r. & G48.90
The following miscellaneous bills
were audited, allowed and ordered
paid by warrants:
H. A. Riley & Co., coal to
city jail for county ....... 1890
Peterson Bros, mdse. to Mrs.
Tannerhill, poor relief. 1922
State Of South Dakota, expense
in checking Grant county's
records 3V1.9b
O. NJ. Olsen, plants and bulbs
for court house grounds. 1900
Western School Supply Co.,
supplies to Co. Supt........ 1880
Educator Supply Co., supplies
to Co. Supt. 1857
Will A. Beach Printing Co.,
supplies to county ........ $3.50
Geo. d. Barnard Stationery
Co., supplies to county -. 1874
Burroughs Adding Machine
Co., service contract. 22.75
American Book Co., school
books. claim $21. rs, allowed. 1850
American Book Co., school
books, claim $64.58 allowed. 54.03
Brown & Saenger, typewriter
r0oOnS o.Vo
Brown & Saenger, election
~
supplies 1913
Educator Supply Co., supplies
to county, claim $40.22, al
OWcU. co'o'
E. j. Engel, one load Of dirt
to court house grounds. 40
DR.. L. d. Cutting, professional
service to Richard Stanton,
poor, claim $1,000, allowed. $50
Educator Supply Co., supplies
to C.. Supt. .............. -"
Farmers Elevator Co., Revillo,
coal to Mrs. Tannerhill, poor
RELIEF A+''o
Farmers Grain & Lumber Co.,
coal to Mrs. P. G. Englund,
poor relief. ............ 800
Hub City School Supply Co.,
school construction paper. 1900
Will A. Beach Printing Co.,
supplies to county ........ 21.34
Houghton Miflin Co., school
books 1910
CHM E. Co., school books. 7.53
J. G. Gullicks, repairing court
house roof .............. 3.EO
j. H. Jensen, two alcoholic de-
Examinations Of samples. 1000
Peter M. Lausen, money adj
vanced for corn husking and
shredding 1910
S. S. Lockhart, county Judge,
postage and p. o. box rent. 14.45
S. S. Lockhart, county judge,
telephone tolls .......... 80
Lampert Lumber Co., coal to
Richard Stanton, poor relief 1886
Gilbert Slaathaug, groceries
to Richard Stanton, poor re-
IIci 'f.cO
Voss. Lueschow & Rubbert,
dirt to court house grounds. 21.G9
Harry Talbert Post No. 1O4,
expense for Memorial Day
exercises 26.9,
Grover Weber, repairing sky
light on court ouse...... 4.5C
Peter Bros, mdse to Mrs. VIM.
Ovitt, poor relief ......... l1.3s
J. Fred Olander Co., certificates
of award pol,
f. A. Olson, rental for road
way, End payment. ........ so.
News Printing Co., supplies.
to county 1854
News Printing Co., supplies
to county 46.8,
News Printing Co., supplies
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-01-25
Milbank, South Dakota.

Milbank, South Dakota.
January 5, 1922.
The Board met pursuant to adj
iournment of January 4th, and con-
Quoted business as follows:
An abatemen Of 1920 tax was al
lowed L. s. Meyers in the amount OF
$34.34, he having been e~rroneously as
sessed for an automobile TINT year.
For valid reasons the following re
funds were allowed:
Christian Kahl, $69.77; Martin Op
sath. 31.o0;. Catholic Church Of Re
villa. 1Des6S; I. r. K~aAsetst, 2Il
Nm. Fowler, $7.e6; J. i. Tucker
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-01-25

mileage, convention at Sioux
rails lV1.VU
Louis Johnson, per diem and
mileage; convention at Sioux
ais Oo'7"
S. Selden, per diem and mile
age commissioners conveE-
ton at Sioux Falls ........ 1915
John O. Johnson, road drag
ginp 1900
Alfred Nelson, road dragging 1920
Chas. G. Swan, cutting will
lows. 400
Bert Hedman, road dragging. 9.2O
Fowler & knutson, repairs
for grader 14.3)
John NJ. Brown. bridge work 2.A0
w. H. Struss, road dragging. 2.G2
Gust Bunting. running grader 1900
Geo. Oehler, road work ..... 1O2.40
J. s. & l.. P. Farley, nails. 2.63
John Nord, road dragging... 5.25
Alfred Nelson, dragging road. HAS
Jensen Bros, road dragging. $50
Geo. A. Bunting, hauling lum-
Der ....... 500
Dakota Mahogany Granite Co.,
dynamite and caps. ....... 46.75
S. H. Bowman Lumber Co.,
lumber 1896
Joseph Eliason, road work.. 1900
Lambert Lumber Co., lumber
to county $3.50
John Van Lith, road dragging $3.50
NJ. NJ. Wartenbee, road drag
glng ~!
Aug. Woitte, reilling bridge. l.2o
F. W. Vogelsang, road drag
l 10
j. B. Lindell, road dragging. $50
Andrew N. Hanson, dragging
IVAu O.t0
Herbert Lundborg, labor on
bridge, putting in culverts. $500.
Fritz Lundberg, road drag
g1ng 1919
A. NJ. Roberts, hauling gravel
and fixing road .......... 22.OO
John Roth, road dragging. 3.75
Irwin Kruger, appraising drain
age ditch 6.VV
Ed. Mesler, holding scrapers. 4.80
]. B. Lindell moving culverts. 100
Alfred w. Reese, cutting down
hill and cleaning ditch. -. 1925
Rudolph Pinlert, putting in
oulvert and work in dump
wagon 14.75
Paul Pinkert, grading road. 1000
Emil Schultz, road dragging. 800
Ernest Storm, road dragging. 1893
Sinclair Refining Co., oil for
tfuck lo.bO
II. W. Robel, pulling in truck. $50
w. Y. Richard, road dragging. 800
Standard Oil Co., gasoline. 1850
G. X. Redman & Son, labor on
truck o.oV
Geo. Pinkelt, hauling dirt on
County road. ........... A.75
w. c. Eltich, cutting weeds
and willows ............ G.1o
S. D. Concrete Products Co,
concrete culyert pipe....... 32'.75
Geo. Oehler, putting in culvert $50
John o. Overig, road drag
Slng o.tc
Nash Sales Co., Transmission
Drive Sprocket Bearing. 22.s9
Martin Olson. repairing
OTlukc "o~
Wheeler Lumber, Bridge and
Supply Co, bridge lumber. 3S7.l4
August Woitte, cash advanced
for blacksmithing. ........ so
VIM. Westenfeld, labor on
truck oo.4V
f. c. Tillett, road dragging. 1850
F. w. Tulowetzke, cutting
down hill 1900
Geo. A. Bunting, browning
county road ............. $500
Big Stone Lumber Co., ma
teriai for bridge west of Big
Stone City ...... ....... $50
J.. A. Herrick, tele. tolls, post
age due, express and expense
to Supt's. convention ...... 33.5i
Frank NJ. Bunting, filling mud
holes and browning roads. 700
F. S. Mann, road dragging,
claim $1,000, allowed $3.50. COG
Milbank Auto & Supply Co.,
road dragging with Fordson
and maj 24.5i
S. D.. Concrete Products Co.,
concrete culvert pipe. 331.7s
Emil Schultz, running grad
er 100
G.. f. Moldenhauer. dragging
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-01-25
Milbank, South Dakota,
u 4, 1022.

The board met pursuant 70 adjourn
ment Of January 3rd and continued
auditing and allowed bills - fellows:
Frank Frahsen, per diem and
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-01-25
payment on bridge.

payment on bridge. ....... PASSED.
E. L. Fransen, road dragging 8.25
Ed. Fransen, hauling and put
ting in ~culverts .......... $3.50
| Fowler & Knutson: REPAIRS. 1855
Fred Ferber, putting in bridge LIS
E. L. Fransen, putting in cul-
verts and repairing bridge. 1870
C. r. E~ngebretson, repairing
truck 34.5h
w. r. Backman, road dragging 600
Joseph Backlund, dragging
ROAD ........ i'.<'
VIM. BONN. bridge work -. $50
Vergil Bickel, digging rock. 1880
Anton F. Buttke, road drag
RlnR ........ o'@'
John Barth, cutting weeds. 1.W
Everett Bickel, digging rock. 4.5o
Arthur Bickel, digging rock. $50
Carl F. Aronson, stalking out
road and putting in culverts 4.S0
Alfred Aronson, road dragging l1.20
C.. r. Backman, road work.. 1900
o. w. Anderson, road drag
glng '.oV
s.. c. Baxter, hauling gravel,
repairing truck, dragging. 1880
j. H. Berg, road dragging. 400
H. A. Bandit & Son, pail Of
grease ltv
S. H. Bowman Lumber Co.,
plank lars
Carl F. Aronson, work on road 11.40
Robert Anderson, road drag
8lng 6.OO
Austin Western Road Machin-
cry Co., belt for New Era
Grader AJO.tJ
Austin Western Road Machin-
cry Co., supplies for New
Era Grader ............. $50
Adams Twp. culverts ...... 359.13
Austin Western Road Mschin-
cry Co., wheels for grader.
claim, $4,000, allowed. 80. 5000
C. H. Lien, money advanced
for ticket for Mrs. Fred
oPrague 81
Johnson Bros, two days work. 9.32
H. A. Bandit, & Son, rope,
claim $SS.77, allowed. $50. 22.94
w. w. Wilson, sheriff post
age and box rent ........ $50
w. w. Wilson, sheriff, tele-
phone tolls ............ $40
w. w. Wilson, sheriff, board
for Ralph Bohn. ......... 40
Practical Drawing Co., sup
plies, school. 1893
A. N. Palmer Co., school pa
per 49,. .t.... Jf.eVV
A. N. Palmer CO., supplies
to Go. Supt. ...,.......... 4l.4O
Bert Oltrans, damage to land
in construction Of road. rejected
Watertcwn Clinic, operation
on Mrs. Y. Lindberg ....... 1888
Floyd Il. ricketts,, NJ. D., tyeat-
inert Of three Stanton t.ild
rem for infantile paralysis
claim $500, allowed. $50. 4.5O
Russell Sage Foundation Co.,
supplies to Co. Supt....... 1854
John Mariner, official print
ing -S1.Vo
The Weekly Item, official
printing ISo.NV
Glen H. Christensen, pocket
gopher bounty .......... 80
Ole Barlund, pocket gopher
bounty ~
Ole Barlund, pocket gopher
bounty Lou
Thos. Bernard, pocket gopher
bounty -"
Earl Berkner, pocket gopher
bounty .oo
Otis Nord, pocket gopher boun-
" ........ -
Edwin Port, pocket gopher
bounty y
Joe Steinocher, pocket gopher
bounty law
| Adrian Lindquist, pocket goph-
or bounty 80
Marlton Koch, pocket gopher
bounty 80
Guy Fish. pocket gopher boun-
tn .....: LAO
Ole Rarlund, crow bounty. 80
j. G. Berkner, crow bounty. 300
Marlton Koch, crow bounty. l.SC
+. A. Berkner, Gro bounty. zoo
Robert Dockter, crow bounty. 40
F. w. j. Fenner, crow bounty ..fO
Harvey Sackrieter, crow boun-
+. 80
Walter Whitlow, crow bounty &c
VIM. Jordens, crow bounty.g 90
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-01-25
January I, 1922.

Board met pursuant to adj
journment of January 9Th and
with all members present, audit
ed and allowed the following
bills and instructing the auditor
to draw warrants for same:
Peter NJ. Lausen, domestic help
on farm, December, 1925 5000
Edward Lausen. wages as mar
on County Farm, December 5000
Peter NJ. Lausen, salary as
Supt. County Farm. Dec.--- 10000
Nettie S. Johnson, Supt. OF
schools. salary, Dec.------- 140.42
II. H. Baker, sheriff OF Roberts
county. keeping prisoners $500
j. C. Tessins & Son. nails
and bolts 4.23
H. A. Riley & Co., coal to
County Farm ------------- 1890
w. w. Wilson, sheriff's fees,
mileage and costs --------- 1922
Nettie S. johnson, Co. Supt.,
telephone tolls ------------ 6.25
Roy A. McAdams, repairs to
heating system ----------- $50
D. O. Nelson. Ave days work
during institute ----------- 1900
F. W. Koch. trimming trees 800
J. c. Tessin & Son, Mdse. to
County Farm -------------- 6.O3
Dakota Central Telephone Co..
rental to County Farm.
JAM, Feb. and Mar. --- 1915
Milbank Auto Supply Co., Mdse.
to County Farm ----------- 1900
N. ]. B1eser Drug Co., drugs
to County Farm ---------- 1884
Peter M. Lausen. money ad-
vanced to 100 ID. Fox stock
powder 400
McGregor Bros. & Co., ladder
for County Farm ---------- 6.SV
n. F.. Nelson, Mdse. to sick on
County Farm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1851
George H. Jurgens Mdse.
to County Farm ------------ 12.7a
Flock & Van Stralen, Mdse
to County Farm ----------- 27.Ot
Empire Elevator Co., coal to
County Farm ------------- 66.4s
Lloyd w. Thirsk, Mdse. to
County Farm -------------- 41.51
Erlandson & Johnson Co., Mdse.
to County Farm ----------- 500:
+. w. Schweer, pig for County
Farm wv
August Woitte. d%ehorning IA
head of cattle ------------ FL
J. NJ. Salzle, Mdse. to County
Farm loo
Aug. kuchenbacker, shredding
corn on County Farm------ 1873
Dakota Central Telephone Co,
rental to court house. JAM,
Feb. and Mar, 1922-------- 52.2
Nettie s. johnson. Co. Supt..
freight and express charges 5.S
Grant County Review, envelopes
and bill heads for Res. OF
00o06 AA'o
Earl Lggett. express charges 90
W. 8. Nt1on, cash advanced
for cleanlkU mi repairing
: tyD6WJteG1 81
,:IM q NlydA. Gx1E alvsnee1
i, - ~ 4 1effsdt--------- !
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
II WAS a USED CAR AND THE
PRICE PROBABLY WILL BE
RAISED

You were going faster than the
law allows." said the -raffic cop
Act humble and penitent," said
the wife.
III try. but it's hard to conceai
ny pride. I didn't know the old
boat had II in her" said Bill Nichols.
JOHN FARNE.MAN GAVE Us
THIS ONE HERE
Little Willie had been hearing his
father boas. 10 his friends of his new
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

ard three years later the president
Of the company. J. D. bort. made
him superintendent Of the entire
plant employing $50 people. He
made himself indispensable and as
the company grew to encompass
eight or more plants, Mr.. Nash rose
20 vice-pres and general mana
ger. In 1910 he became president
and general manager Of large
motor car company, which was then
ir hnencial difficulties, and within
two years he had firmly established
that company. In 1902 he was elect
ed presiden. Of General Motors Co.
He resigned i'm 1916. purchased the
Jeffrey Co. and today he Is multi
millionaire and president Of two
large companies: the Nash and La
layette. He is intensely human,
most democratic with his fellow
workmen. His hobby is hunting and
fishing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

This Essex belong to somebody
and The News Times and the Alemite
Co. would like TO know who it is
The reason for wanting 70 know is
that there is Clymer spotlight
awaiting the owner. If he-or she
or they-wiIl call at this office and
identify the car, an order for the
light will be given. The Alemite
Co, northern Indiana and southern
Michigan distributors of these spot
lights, Will install the light absolute
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
AUTO NOTTS

California has a motor car ia
every 5.l6 OF It's inha bitants.
Average annual mileage OF auto,
mobiles in the United States IS
5000.
American highway system en-
braces $500. 900 miles Of travelable
roadway.
Keep the car looking new by re-
vanishing IT about every six
months
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

Prest Leguia of Peru is enga ging
school teachers, surgeons. admins
traitors and engineers from the
United States in his effort to modern
lie his country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

"Spiele" Spieiberg was in town for
little while Friday He hasn't
changed bit since ne lef. here two
years ago to 20 TO st. Louis-he was
kicking about the position he got
on his Franklin ed IN one OF the
ST Louis papers last Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
EVEN RILEY HINKLE COULDN'T
BLAME HER FOR THIS

Judge: Why 90 you want your
name cha ged. madam 20
Applicant (pa.heticallyJ: please
Your Honor. it's Lizzie Tinford."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

Af.er watching Gene Corcoran in
a big pool game over al the Elks the
other night. We finally decided that
the rules have been changed so that
the object now is 10 see how many
times you can get the LITTLE white
ball in the pocket without putting
airy Of the others in.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

The new parking ordinance has
been a great thing for Bruce Cali
ard Bill Butler. A driver can cas-
ily use up four or i've gallons OF
gas trying 10 ind a place 10 park
downtown.