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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13
.IPAR ES KERESKEDELEM
MECSZAKITAS NELKUL
HALAD A JOBB D0k UTJAN
termeles az uzeti forgalom es munkaberek emeked
mex, bar alkamazottak szama csokkent
sz0vetseg tarkbank igazgatoaganak ulusr6
augusztuo szoo uzet eentese vszonyok
raforduasat6l egyelore ke tartan-A k0zszuksget
cikkek nagyban ara is jelentekenyen hanyatlctt

Federal Reserve julius h6napok
heyzete6 kiadott nt6se szernt Amerika id6k
fee vezet6 uton haad.
eentes resze mey penzgykke es pari klatasoka
oglalkozk opmiszku hangon bsz es megaaptja tenyt
hogy jovuas aando kerekedeem mereteiben mndenfee
gyarott aurk eadasaban nagybni arak c0kkeneben
A fOgakoztaott mmkasok szama cs0kkent de
sz nyar dny ooza myben konfee okokb6 rendesen
ebb ember szoo dogozn Eenben fzetett mkaberek eme
kedtek.
IA ieentess lenyeaeben, ezeket mondja: -
Az alkamazott pari munksok sma szazakka cs0kkent
ulusban f6eg denyszerJ okobo AUTOMOBILE es gyapotau-
parban klon0sen nyeges volt csokkene szembn 6b
paragban emetek munkasok Mamat.
julius vege fee vasuk eddig meg ete ekodot erek
d gabonanemek gyaott aru sztsaban
aruknak haatanu nagyme szetosasa foya6 august
us elso feleben is.
Rof0s arukban ruhanemkben zokaanu
es a szaltas
Az eletzuks6g ckkek ban ara csokken ugy hogy
us fee eek a szazaekka vota aacsonyabba
aprban Aaaban k0zsziksegeti ckkek ozes csoporjai
csobbak voak, bamey idoben eze6 folyaman
egnagyobb arhanyaas uaza ckkkbn gyogyszerkben
arukbn farmemenyekben es petanyagoban volt eszehe6
Mindezek tenyek egybeoglalva monda artalekbank-
rendszer gazgat6ga @ k6pek annak hogy orszg
jobb id6k'' fele halad
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13
UJABB AD0T
TERVEzNEK A
VAR0SATYAK
Mert Youngstown jovedelme
mem fedi a kiadasokat
A polgarok / dollar 66 centtel
t0hbet fizessenek az ingatlan
becsertskenek m n d EN-
1000 dollarja utan

Youngstown varos illetekcs
tisztvisel6i elhataroztak, hogy =
november 6-iki valasztas alkalma-
val kerni fogjak egy ujabb ado
megszavazasat. A varos ugyanis
0r0k0s penzzavarban van ezen a
kronikus bajon nem lehet maskep
segiteni, mint az ad6k emelesevel.
A varosi tanacs hetf0i iileseben te-
hat utasitotta Leighninger varosi
ugyeszt, hogy tegye meg a silk
seges -lepeseket4asaaaaszNe- hogy az
adoemeles -kerdese f0l0tt a polga-
rok november 6-ikan szavazatuk-
kal d0nthessenek.
A. H. Williams varosi szamvev6
$1.66-t ker megszavazni az ingat-
Ian becsertekenek minden $1,000
ia utan. Ez az $1.66-os kivetes,
felteve, hogy polgarok a valasz-
tas alkafmaval j6vahagyjak, mint
egy 549,000-t hozna be a rendcs
ad0kon xviii.
Youngstown varosnak annyi a
kil0nfele adossaga, hogy j0vedal-
menek tobb, mint fele kamatfiza-
tesekre fog elmenni 1924-ben. Ha
a polgarok j6vahagyjak az III
ad6t, ugy a befoly6 osszeggel ~
adossagok kamatjait fogjak fizet-
nj a varos egesz j0vedelme rem.
DIES kiadasainak fedezesere lesz
fordithat6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13
EsKUv0

Fenyes eskiiv6 volt augustus
23-an Lowberben, Pa, mikor Pek
Gyula, Kossuth Kor tagJa, a
football es basket ball magyar
csapatok star-ja, vezette oltarhoz
szive valasztottjat, Olefko Maris-
kat, Olefko Janos kedves leanyat.
A menyasszony Amerikaban,
Brownsville-b -ben, Pa, sziiletett, az
ifju ferj pedig a Silliman st. 1886.
szama alatt lak0 Pek Andras hon.
fitarsunk es kedves neje, Boglyas
Julianna fial NPekek Budapest
r0l j0ttek Amerikaba.
Az ifju parnak sok szerencset eS
tart6s boldogsagot kivanunk mi is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13
NECY NAPON
AT lie H ET
RECISZTRALNI
Oktober 4-en, lien, 19-en
es 2O-an
Akinek neve mem lesz a szavazok
nevjegyzekeben, az a novem-
Der 6-iki valasztason mem
fog szavazhatni

Aki november 6-ikan szavazni
kivan, annak regisztraltatnia kall
magat; dacara annak, hogy az uj
charter csak ,minden negyedik
eyre rendeli regisztralast varosi
valasztasok alkalmara.
A valasztasi igazgatosag mar Xxi
is jel0lte a regisztralas negy nap
jat, espedig: okt6ber A., H., 19. es
20-ikat.
Az ezidei novemberi valasztasra
a legnagyobb regisztraci6t es a
legmagasabb szavazat leadasat
varjak, amilyenre Youngstown
ban valaha is eset volt. A Il pol
garmesterjelolt es a varosi tana-
csossagra jelentkezett 81 palyazo
bizonyara felkeres minden egyes,
szavazasra jogosult polgart, kerve
annak tamogatasat.
Az 192O-iki eln0kvalasztas alkai-
naval $4,000 polgar regisztral-
tatta magat es $4,000 ferfi es &c
szavazott. Eziden azonban a re-
gisztraltak szama meg fogja ha-
ladni 40,000-et, inert az 1920-ik
GENIUS szerint a varosban $4,000
szavazasra jogosult, mindket nem-
bell polgar el.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13
Az UJ MUNKAID0
SZERINT RENDEZIK
A FIzETESEKET
hosszu munkanap rovditeseben masodk epes valo-
szinuleg szeptember 16an fog megtortenni
centte tobbe ognak kapn mint
eddg; lehet beremeesnek kinten 0sszkere
setuk zeeseknek csak rendezes 'er0l
emeleser0l $40

II oas munkanap megsznteeere lranyuo toekvesukben
vezet6 vaoznueg september 16an fogak masodk
lepest megtenni Yorkbo erkeze entesek szerint.
munad6 mmkab6rek rendezese zakaomma valoszinii-
6 dogozo embereke fogja ernten es pedg
ugy hogy dogoz6 mksoka 10 orara teszk 10
dogoz6 mberek oral alapbee jeenesek szerint A cent
yagyis centte t0bb esz mint eddg volt.
iggeen trushoz tartoo) acgyarak mint rendesen
United States Steel Corporation pei
daat ugy munkad6, mint berek tekneteben
vczet6je kjelenee hogK eenda
vatozasokr6 fogjak esen - es XII
akasztott hdetmtnyek uan fogk nekk magyarazn,
hogy valtozao myen befoassal eznek munkadore esa
fizetesekre.
Ey gyarvezer mondta hogy 'rendezes rol e
viszon fognak evezetn mas munkasok pedg
munkade egye6 reg mara tobbet fognak kapnl oran
kn hogy nkabb ozhangb jojjenek Sza
reszetedest ke enen miel0tt acepart
napi keveebb d6re ehet aenn dordore fokoza
vczasokat foenak meg erenden mig vegre y
eesn megsznk De beremesr6l bszeni mem lenne
heyes dolog mnksok tenyleg fognak t0bbet ke
reshetni.
meg hozzatete hogy gazsagos kvan lenn
egyaran hogy rendszerva
tozatas emeln foga 6s ac6termkek oalta koegeit
0gyeben 10 oras munkasok "A centes orabere
september fizetve heten torten beentes
Vapvis azok munkaso ak eddg mndg tz oat dogozak
azok munkaso munkae II 6rar6 10 oara szaottak
le Al centes minmais 6raber aapjan esznek fzeve.
pehmunkasok akk uo gyarakban dolgoznak
mber es h6napokra harom sakos em kapnak
szerint igazod6 fizetesiikben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13

A homestead sztrajknak fegy-
veres er6vel t0rtent elnyomasa 6ta,
t0bb, mint harminc esztena6n at,
t0bbe- e-kevesbbe elesen biralgattak
az acel-trust vezet0embereit: a
saito, az utobbi evekben a nagy
egyhazak is, valamint altalaban a
k0zvelemeny, a IL 6ras munkaid3
embertelen rendszerenek fentar-
tasa Matt.
A vas es aceliparban vegre ko-
molyan hozzalattak IL 6ras nap
vegleges megsziinteHsehez. De
megszunt-e ezzel IL 6ras munka-
nap rendszere mas iparagakban
is? Korantsem! A munkasok,
ferfiak es n6k, szazezrei dolgoz-
max napi II orat meg ma is mas,
szinten folytatolagos izemet meg
l0vetel6 iparagakban.
A Federated American Engin-
eering Societies azon b;zottsaga,
mely a IL 6ras munkaid0nek az
iparban val6 alkalmazasat tanul-
manyozta, AIT jelentette megbiz6i-
max, hogy a napi IL 6ras munka-
ido rendszere 40 iparagban van er.
venyben. Mintegy 100000 embel
allandoan IL 6rat dolgozik es ko-
riilbeliil 100000 munkas val
(Folytatas a 2. oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13
BUCKY KARoLY BETEGsEGE
A nepszeru magyar fest0 allapota
mem veszelyes


Sajnalattal ertesiiltiink, hogy
Bucky Karoly honfitarsunk, az al
talanosan ismert es becsiilt ma
gyar festo, kenytelen volt opera
cionak alavetni magat a multi
szombaton, mandulainak eltavoli-
tasa vegett.
Bucky ur most mar javulas
utjan van szamos baratjaval
egyiitt mi is kivanjuk, hogy regi
j6egeszsege mielott teljesen hely-
realljon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13
Esen1esnyek

y
vezete, az international Typo
graphical Union (csak annylban
nemzetkozi, hogy hataskore Ca
nadara is kiterjed) Atlantaban
(Ga.) tartott ezidei evi nagYiGSiiEsa g.
lese most ert sas u
ci6ra egybegy q II Il. ' Ss s| sE3
hangulag hozd Zafa SEE
rint az uni6 folytatni fogja har-
madeve folyamatban levo sztraj-
kot mindaddig, mig az utolso tag
neve t0riilve nem lett a rajko-
l6kat nyilvantarto listarol.
Mem erdektelen ezen, dollarol1
millioit felemeszto es a nyomda-
szok szervezetenek hatalmat nyil-
vanvalova tev6 sztrajk t0rtenetere
r0vid visszapillantast vetni.
A sztrajkot az okozta, hogy a
nyomdak Ga napilapmy omdakat
kiveve) tulajdonosai megszegtek
hivatalos formaban tett igeretiiket
ARA nezve, hogy munkaidot
1921 majus 1-tol kezdve leszallit-
iak heti A 6rara. Mi t0bb, a nyom-
datula idOnOsok SZeryeZete seoitSe-
get kerte, 6s meg is kapta, az or
sag mindeg uni6-ellenes organi-
zaci6janak nybmdasz-unio !e-
t0resere.
A nyomdaszok ekkor, tamasz-
kodva gazdasagi hatalmukra, hoz-
zafogtak a. oras heti munkaid6-
mex mas eszk0z0kkel val0 eletbe-
leptetesehez. Az uni6 vegrehaj to-
bizottsaga = el6zetesen nyert fel-
hatalmazas alapjan - elrendelte
hogy mindazok a tagok, Xix olyan
miihelyekben dolgoznak, melyek-
mex vezet6i mem egyeznek bele d
a oras munkaid6be, hagyjak alb
ba a munkat, azon tagokra pedig.
Xix olyan nyomdakban dolgoznak,
melyeknek tulajdonosai elismer;k
az uniot es teljesitik annak a mum
kaid6re vonatkoz6 k0veteleset
sulyos ad0t vetett Xxi nemdolgo-
10 tagok tamogatasara. Icy a
sztrajk kezdeten dolgozo tagok
2O-25-3O dollart fizettek havon-
kint (jovedelmiik aranyaban) a
sztrajkol6k eltartasara.
mi lett az eredmeny? Az
hogy az Egyesilt Allamok es Ca
NADIA majdnem minden nagyobt
nyomtat6-miihelye a sztrajk meg.
inditasa ota beleegyezett a het
44 oras munkaid0be.
A sztrajk immar harmadik eve
folyik az uni6 eddig t0bb, mint
tizennegy milli6 dollart k0lt0tt e.
a sztrajkkal kapcsolatos kiada-
sokra, amellett, hogy kulonfeit
alapokon meg ma is t0bb, mint
negy millio dollar keszpenzt Ike
zel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13
SZURETI BAL

A New Brunswick Scent Imre
Herceg Egylet Youngstown Dix
fiokja szeptember 24-en, hetf6n,
rendezi els6 mulatsagat az east
Youngstown Hamrock Hallban
A Scent Imre Egylet egyike
Youngstown legfiatalabb egylete
mex es mulatsaguk tiszta j0vedel-
met sep amerikai selyemzaszlf
beszerzesere szantak. A rendez6-
bizottsag mindent elk0vet, hogy
az egylet els6 mulatsaga j6l sike
riiljon es gondoskodott arr6l, hogy
a k0z0nseg mindent megtalaljon
amit csak SCENE es szaja megki.
van. A tanchoz zenet Rig6 JOS.
ka teljes ciganybandaja fogja $40
galtatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13

Olvassa az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlapot es tamogassa az abban
hirdet6 cegeket
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-08
RURAL CREDITS
BILL IS PASSED
Senate Approves Conference Re-
port on Farm Legislation
Goes to President.

Washington--In the midst Of an
nth hour hlibuster In both houses.
congress approved the conference re
port on the rural credits bill and
sent Il to the president for his sigma
lure
The senate also passed the house
Bill providing for the return Of si5.
100000 worth OF properly Of the Ger
mans seized during the war.
The senate dlibuster designed to
soerce the house into action before ad-
iournment OF the 67th congress on the
100000 900 nitrate bill broke down at
midnight when Senator J. T. Hefflin.
chief flibusterer. gave In to combined
please OF his colleagues that he step
aside and let mass OF legislation be
given a chance for passage. Hefflin's
hlibuster had lasted about eight hours
At the same hour a hlibuster In the
house designed 20 force action on the
same bill was apparently weakening
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-08

The Misses Signe and Alice
Swenson were Sunday afternoon
callers at Fred Berg's.
Mrs. John Tanquist of Kerrick,
visited at the home Of her par
ents here, Wednesday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid meeting held
at c. ]. Carlson's last Wednesday
afternoon was quite well at
tended.
Malvin and Victor Swenson and
the C. ]. Carlson family attended
the card party at Duquete Satur-
day evening.
Miss Harriet Johnson left Tues
day for her home in Minneapo' is
after spending two weeks at the
c. ]. Carlson home.
A number of young people
were entertained at c. J. Carl
sons Friday evening. Various
forms of amusement were in
dulged in after which a delicious
lunch was served All report a
good time.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-08
FIND MISSING AUTO PORT
Largest Stolen Car Market In World
Discovered. s-ys Officials.

Eel Paso. Texas-The largest stol'
en- car market In the world has been
discovered In the cities OF northern
Mexico. according TO Mexican and
American officials who have located
scores OF stolen ears In Chihuahua
City and Torreon.
Information In the hands OF Next
can agents at JuaTez may lead TO the
recovery OF hundreds OF thousands OF
dollars worth OF automobiles stolen
irom many states OF the Union,
Discovery OF the port OF missing
automobiles" was made by Jesus Hor'
sasitas and Sever,nI Rommero. Juar'
"a fiscal agents. searching for ma.
chimes stolen from II Paso,
The two agents recovered 10 ma
chimes and spotted many more.
The border runners picked up cars
wherever they can steal them," Rom
nero said. They are passed along
BY an underground ring from one
state TO another until they nually fall
into the hands OF the rum or drug
runners
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-08
FORD GETS HIGH DAM
Permits Allows Four Months in
Which to Complete the Final
Arrangements

Washington-A preliminary permit
for the development OF the power at
the Minneapolis High dam was granted
TO the Ford Motor company by the
Federal Power commission. The per.
NIT runs for four months during which
time the Ford company must file It's
application for a license setting forth
its plans for the full utilization OF the
power TO be developed and the man
ner OF disposing of any surplus power.
A reasonable rental charged to be
fixed by the commission must be paid
for the property involved.
Representatives OF the Ford com
pany are to meet with members OF the
Federal Power commission and go
over the details involved in the pro
posed development
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-08

night was a great success in
every way. Everyone enjoyed a
splendid evening and hopes the
Catholic ladies' will repeat it
again'in the near future. If you
missed this one don't miss the
next. The ladies' are to be COM
plimented upon the splendid way
in which they managed the eve
ning's entertainment.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-08
Kerrick

ID. J. Curry Of Duluth, was in
town Monday.
Henry Hansen was a Duluth
caller Sunday.
Glenn Ferguson was a Bruno
caller between trains Tuesday.
Miss Rice and Miss Westlund
were Duluth visitors Saturday.
w. p, Hogan spent the fore
part of the week in the Twin
Cities.
Don't forget the big dance at
the hall Mar. IL; a good time is
promised.
Mr.. and Mrs. J H. Hogan, Ray
Hogan and Jomes Caldwell spent
Friday in Duluth.
DIR. Tom Cotton Of Holyoke,
paid our town professional
visit Monday.
Chris Bornhoft spent the fore
part of the week at the home of
his parents in Rock Creek.
Mrs. Leo Flake of Minneapolis,
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. J. Carlson Of Oak Lake.
A town caucus will be held at
the Kerrick town hall March
10th. at 8 p. NJ. Everybody
come.
II. B. Kilstofte, one Of the con-
tractors on the local school addi-
ton. spent last week at his home
in Askov.
Miss Harriet Johnson return
ed to Minneapolis Tuesday after
a few weeks visit at the c. ].
Carlson home.
On account of the illness Of
Rev. Simpson no services were
held Sunday. Services will be
held as usual March Is.
William Johnson tried TO wreck
the G. N. railway Tuesday by
humping into a speeder on the
crossing with his mules and
sleigh, but he was lucky and eS-
capped without a scratch.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-08
NiCkerSOn

Mrs. Janecek spent the week
end at Pine City.
Miss Vera of Sandstone, is
teaching the Nickerson school for
a couple Of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs X. F. O'Brien and
A. Warner of Minneapolis, spent
the week at Miss Goggin's home.
VIM. LeMay, Miss B. Mitchell,
R. F. Elmer and son, Donald, at
tended mass at Kerrick Sunday.
Mrs. r. F. Elmer and son, Ken
meth, were passengers to Mime
apolis Wednesday. Mr.. Elmer
and Donald went down Thursday.
The Ladies Aid was very well
attended Saturday and also
church Sunday morning. Rev.
Olson of Moose Lake, was well
pleased with the attendance.
Miss Genevieve Wallin, return
ed to her home in Minneapolis
Monday. Her aunt, Mrs. P. Wig
gen, and son. accompanied her
home and will visit week with
relatives in Minneapolis.
Mrs ]. c. Caldwell of Kerrick,
spent Friday here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. LeMay.
Her sister, Vio'a LeMay, accom-
panied her home and spent a
couple of days at Kerrick.
Mrs Albert Larson and child
rem arrived from Hinckley Tues
day and will now make their
home here. Mr.. Larson is
working third trick at the depot
and has rented the Ed. Beaudry
house.
Roy Jones returned from the
woods Saturday. A number of
friends met at his home Sunday
evening in honor of his birthday.
The time was spent playing
games and dancing after which
Mrs. Jones served a delicious
lunch.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-08
BIG MOB STORMS COUNTY JAIL
Would-ee Iynehers Are Arrested ~.
ter Gun Battle.

Palatka. Fla, Eleven members OF a
mob were captured and lodged In the
Alachaa all after being repulsed by
sheriff Hagan when they attempted
TO storm the Putnam eoanty Jail here
and get Negro prisoner,
More than hity shots we're fred by
the mob into the. Jail. one striking
sheriff Hagan in the left hand. Tee
sheriff slammed the Jail door In the
face OF the mob, which retreated after
shooting through the doors and win
dows A 50-toot rope was left behind
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-08
TORNADO HITS ST. JOSEPH
Nine Persons Injured, Residences IN
rooted and Trees uprooted.

ST. Joseph. Mo.-A tornado struck
81, Joseph and tore east across the
city from the Union station doing
much damage.
Houses were unroofed. trees torn
down and telephone wires wrecked.
Nine persons have been reported In.
iured,
The tornado hit at the plant OF the
Collier-Adams Manufacturing company
near the Union Station and cut a path
two blocks wide for ,wo miles east
across the city Thousands Of dollars
damage was done,
Mildred Taylor. ! months old. Ne
gro baby with Its twin was In its
mothers arms, The wind lifted one
baby and hurled Il across the room
n Is not expected 70 live
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-08
Oak Lake

Alma and Carl Anderson visit
ed at John Swenson's Sunday eve
ming.
Milton Beckstrom has been on
the sick list during the past
week.
Mrs. Aug. Carlson entertained
Mrs. C. ]. Swenson Sunday after
noon.
Harold Turner went to Super,
Tor Tuesday, having finished haul.
ing for the winter.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-08
Creates. ceepsrs,Iv. MsN.msn,.

50 PAULA national farmer cooper
alive organization to sell the eoun
try's entire dairy output Is TO Re
launched by the committee Of nine"
% the American Farm Bureau fedora,
ton. Il vas announced at a eo-opera.
tive marketing meeting In the Ryan
hotel. ST Paul This national move
ment Is TO invOlve the $4,000 900 an
ansl volume Of the Minnesota Co-oe
erative CreAmeries association as vel
as every other dairy organization In
The country. according to J. r WI
liams. chairman.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-08
N0RTHFleLD DEPOT ROBBED
Gives Up Wrong Key After Robbers
Threaten Him With Death.

Northneld-Two bandits slugxed
sherman Rowe. Milwaukee operator.
at the depot here and escaped with
two sacks of United States nrst class
mail
Rowe saved $500 in the ticket Office
safe by refusing to give the bandits
the keys when they bea, him with q
peace OF iron, he thwsrted the robbery
Of the safe by giving the robbers the
wrong Keys to the chamber contain.
ing the money.
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Eh.fhard, chara,d ~l,h Eraud.

Madison. 5. p.-Adolph o. Eoer.
hardt. former governor OF Minnesota.
n charged with fraud and conspiracy
An a trial started in circuit court In
volying the ownership o, a local gar,
age valued at sSo,oee
The suit Is brought by liver Rsad or
Madison. who sold the gaarge to Eber.
hardt. Raad charges that false rep
reservations were made in regard 10
hand transfers that were made In con,
nection with the sale OF the garage
The case beln heard before Judge
lohn I. Asdin " Sioux Falls.
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Duquette

Mr.. Jennings of Holyoke, was
caller in town Tuesday.
George p. belong of St. Paul,
is spending a few days at the
store.
Miss Edith Hedberg left Mon
day for Duluth where she will
seek employment.
Miss Oddhild Erickson paid a
visit to the Sandstone dentist
between trains Tuesday.
Henry Lazzarie, a young and
progressive farmer from Holyoke,
tapsacted business in town Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Berger en-
tertained a few friends at whist
last Friday evening and they all
had a very pleasant time.
Miss Linea johnson came home
from Duluth last week. where
she has been at work, to spend
a few weeks with her mother.
Harold Turner. who has been
driving team for c. j. Carlson
during the winter, left Monday
for Superior where he will seek
employment.
Rudolph Lillebo, the butter
maker left for st. Paul Tuesday
morning to attend a convention
of representatives of Minnesota
cooperative creameries held at
that place.
A caucus was he'd at the hall
here Monday forenoon at which
a town ticket was made up and
candidates fer the various town
offices were nominated.
Miss Strandberg, a student
at the Sandstone Normal Traip-
ing department, is spending the
week at the Duquette school
taking observations and practic-
ing.
Mr.. Bradeeu who has Just been
reelected as principal of our
school for another year, has
lsased the house on the August
Nelson place out in Sec. IL and
will move out there the middle
of this month.
The Community Ladies' Aid
society will give their monthly
party at the hall Saturday eve
ming, March 10th. Besides the
usual merrymaking and lunch, a
miscellaneous program will be
rendered. AS always a good time
is assured.
The school board held their
monthly meeting for February
last Friday. Besides transacting
routine business they reelected
the present force of teachers for
another year at an increase in
salary. This will be Miss Orbin's
fourth and Mr.. Bradeen's third
year in this school. Ii certainly
is a wise move to retain good and
efficient teachers as long as pos
Sible.
The card party given by the
Catholic ladies' last Saturday
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Pleasant Hill

John Steele's little boy is quite
i'll with pneumonia.
Willis Davis spent the latter
part of the week in Superior.
J. NJ. Davis has rented the
Churchill farm for coming year
Willis Davis has rented his
fathers farm for the coming
year.
There was no church in Kerrick
Sunday as Rev. Simpson was on
the sick list last week.
Mrs, Adolph Johnson is caring
for her sister, Belle Johnson, who
has been i'll for some time.
George Robinson called a vet
Urinary to see one of his horses
which was sick last Friday.
The Misses Rudd, Stepan and
Headland visited in town Satur.
day returning to the Mach home
in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mach en-
some of their neigh
bors Friday evening; good
time was had by all.
viii Hill and family leave for
Minneapolis the first Of the
month for the coming year; Ed
Rupp has rented their farm.