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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-05-27
BOILER ON LIGHT
CRUISER BLOWS UP
(Bv The Associated Press

U. S. s. SEATTLE off HAWAIIAN
ISLANDS, May 27.-One of the boilers
on the U. S. S. Omaha. light cruiser,
blew up today while the craft was par
ticipating in maneuvers. No casualties
resulted from the accident, it was an
nounced
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-05-27
Chamberlain Against
Recognizing Soviet
(By The Associated Press.)

LONDON. May 27.-Foreign Minister
Chamberlain answering questions today
in the house of commons declared the
British government has no intention OF
resuming negotiations with Soviet Rus
sia
Mr.. Chamberlain said:
Il should of course consider any pro-
posals made to me, but have no inten-
tion of initiating them"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-05-27
STERLING REACHES
new HIGH FIGURE

LONDON, May 27.-Renewed demand
for sterling exchange today caused the
cable transfer rate on New York to
touch s4.86 7-16 the highest point since
the war;.
Parity for cable exchange is $4.87.
The French franc deprecated sharply
to 97.55 for hte pound sterling the
lowest since March 1924, but later hard
ened to 97.17 1-2.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-05-27
Alleged Slayer of
Girl Is Denied Bail
(Bv The Associated Press.)

WINTHROP, Maine, May 27.-Harry
A. Kirby, charged with the murder Of
Miss Aida, whose body was found last
Saturday ma cottage which Kirby had
occupied at Lake Maranacook, was held
without bail for the September grand
ury when arraigned today in municipal
court.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-05-27
French Court Rushes
Mae Murray Divorce
.fBr The Associated press.l

PARIS, May PA divorce was grant
ed Tuesday to Mae Murray, American
motion picture actress, in almost rec
ord time. The grounds were desertion
cruelty and failure to provide.
The movie actress husband, Robert
Z. Leonard, opposed the divorce decree.
contending the action was groundless.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-05-27
OIL MANAGER FREED
BY CHINESE BANDITS
fRy The Associated Press)

HONG KONG, May 27-M Rasmus-
sen, manager of the Asiatic Petroleum
company at Honeymoon, who was recent
ly captured by bandits, has been re-
leased, according to dispatches reaching
here today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-05-27
STATE IN MEXICO
FOUND BANKRUPT
(By The Associated Press. }

MEXICO CITY, May 27.-The state
Of Morelos has been declared bankrupt
and the gubernatorial elections will be
postponed until the budget is balanced.
Governor >Ismael Velasco hopes to re-
store financial equilibrium within
year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-05-27
'Trotzky Given Place
In Soviet Government

MOSCOW, May ,27.-It was officially
announced today that Leon Trotzky
former war minister. who had recently
been in political disfavor, has been, ap,
pointed member of the presidium OF
the supreme economic council an6
chairman of the general concessions
committee
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-05-27
WOMAN HELD HERE

Mrs Mona Florez is being held in jail
here on charge of being a narcotic
addict, and of returning to the United
States after having been deported. She
returned to Brownsville yesterday from
Matamoros, officers said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-05-27
SON-IN-LAW OF EBERT
FACES DISCIPLINE FOR
* X X
RAP AT Won HINDENBURG
fBv The Associated Press.)

BERLIN, May 27.-Wilhelm Jae-
nicke, sonin-law Of the late President
Ebert, has been suspended from his
post as attache to the consulate gen
eral at Milar, Italy. pending disciplin-
airy proceedings. 1t is alleged thqt
while a guest at an Italian hotel on
May l3 he wrote on the reg. .ster:
In your comfo table hotel we for
got that Won Hindenburg mad been
made president Of Germany
International., 1925-06-15

ma madre afligida pedia informe
de su hijo que Sc habia huido en-
compania de una fayuquera. Ell
nlno sc encuentra cargo de la
policia esperanto que la madre
Venga por el.
Las descripciones que da la
madre son id6nticas a las del mu-
chachito. La pollcia 10 encontr6
abondonado en- IN barrio de la
poblaci6n.
REBAJA EN- LAS RENTAS DE
APARTADOS
Noticias recibida5 en- la Admi-
de Correos de la vecina
International., 1925-06-15
UNA MUJER INTENTO
SUICIDARSE

Carmen Saucedo, reclusa en- ell
barrio de tolerancia de Nogales,
Son, intenta acabar con SUI vida
tomando una fuerte d6sis de
vicloruro de Mercurio.
Carmen Saucedo, mujer re mala
vida, intento acabar con su vida
el jueves pasado tomando una
d6sis de vicloruro de Mercurio
Antes de su intento hab1a estado
tomando mezcal en- una cantina del
barrio de tolerancia en- compaiia
de otra meretrfz y ALI fue .donde
entire copa y copa conenz6 a
recordar sus aventuras amorosas.
Parece que hace dos O tres meses
un amasfo conocido por Gel
Guacho Bravo" la hab1a abandona-
do Y ella no pudiendo sufrir va la
deception decide acabar con su
vide. Con este objeto llamo a un
muchacho, Alberto Tolano, Y 10
International., 1925-06-15

Ell Sr. John G. George prominen-
tie agricultor de la region del va
qui nos da los siguientes informes
respecto a la siembra de melones
en- esa region:
Sci vale del Yaqui lacaba de ser
experimentado para la sienbra de
melones para ell mercado Ameri-
cano. FL experimento demostr6
a los agricultores del Yaqui que
podfan poner sus productos en- ell
mercado a precios muy favorables
diez dfas antes que los de ell Vale
Imperial y de California; Los
melones que crecen en- ell Vale del
Yaqui son de una especie muy
International., 1925-06-15
NUEVA LINEA DE AEREOPLA-
NOS ENTIRE NOGALES Y
LA COSTA DEL
PACIFICO

Con ell ebjeto d establecer
una Inca de aereoplanos que lie
ven pasajeros Y correspondence
entire Nogales y ciudades de la
Costa del Pacffico, w. C. Maus,
antiguamente de Newt Mercer
Garage de 6sta ciudad, lego aqui
acompando de Ted Mosley. Maus
" Mosely volaron Nogales de
Houston, Texas en- un aereoplano
Curtis. Antes de arribar a esta Sc
dtuvieron en- Douglas.
El trecho de Fort Huachuca a
Nogales 10 hicieron en- menos de
80 minutes. Los sefiores antes
mencionados desean comenzar Ia
npeva Inca con dos aereoplanos,
ol mas orande teniendo una capa-
cidad de tres pasajeros.
International., 1925-06-15
PROMINENTE AGRICULTOR

buena y de un sabor excellente." :"
Hablando de las cosechas de tri-
20 ell Sr. George nos dijo: Dada
la escasez de aqua en- ell Rio va
qui Y en- otros rios de la Costa
Occidental las cosechas de trigO
fueron buenas, pues los agricul-
torres de la region hicieron sus
siembras muy temprano. Como las
cosechas de trigo de otras regiones
de Mexico no fueron del todo salts
actorias los agricultores del \ d.
qui podran vender sus productos
de este ano muy buen precio.
Los frutos de toda la region Sc
calculan en- 10000 sacos de a 100
k.los cada uno.
International., 1925-06-15

go mas de 1000 jornaleros los
cuales estan preparando 10000
acres de terreno para ell cultivo
de trigo Y arr6z.
Ell Sr. Obregon es ell du O de
una huerta que esta plantando con
arboles que recientemente recibio
de Espana y Francia, al mismo
tempo abrio tres pozos para ira
bajos de irrigacion. En- estos d1as
Sc encuentra en- la inmediaciones
de Cajeme donde esta construyen-
do casas para establecerse defini-
tivamente.
International., 1925-06-15

Ell Ex-President Alvaro Obre-
gon ha transferido la fecha de su
viaje esta y California indefini-
tivamente. Ell Ex-Presidente sc
encuentra dedicado a cultivar 10,-
900 acres de terreno que tiene el
en- ell vale del Yaqui. Tales fue-
ron las declaraciones del Sr. Ar
turo Cubillas Jr., que en- com
pa Ia del Sr. Rodolfo Elias Gale
hijo mayor del Ex-Presidente es-
tuvo por unos dias en- ell vale del
Yaqui.
Ell Sr. Obreg6n tiene a su car
International., 1925-06-15

mand6 que le trajera Ell veneno
de la Botica. Despues Sc recluyo
en- su cuarto y 10 tom6 pero fue
presenciado ell hecho por ell mu-
chacho quien di6 narte a la po-
u. Inmediatemente el DR.. j.
iimenez Aldana lego y logr6 sal
varla de la muerte, por 10 pronto.
La Saucedo Sc encuentra recluida
Ell un hospital esperanto SUI cura
para abrirle proceso criminal.
International., 1925-06-15
De EMPEZARA A TRABAJAR
EN- LA CARRETERA
MEXICO-LAREDO

Noticias procedentes de la ciu-
dad de Mexico indican de que por
acuerdo del Presidente Gale, los
trabajos de construction de la ca
rretera Mexico Laredo empezaran
proximamente.
Ell nuevo F. C. de Mexico-San
Luis, Mo-, fue estrenado ell Mier-
coles pasado.
La nueva Inca esta hecha COM
binando ell F. C. de st. Louis y los
F. C. Nacionales.
International., 1925-06-15
HABRA UN ENCUENTO DE
BOX EN- LA PLAZA DE
TOROS

En- la Convention Annual que
celebra el American Legion, que
este afio sera en- Nogales, en- los
dias 2, 3, 4 y 5 de Julio pr6ximo
un match de box sera uno de los
eventos principales. Ell match de
box Sc verificara en- la Plaza de
Toros de Nogales, Sonora que
sera iluminatla ex-profeso. Pam
cho Moreno, campi6n de la Costa
del Pacffico sera uno de los con-
tendencies. Sc esta tratando de
conseguir que venga a esta ciudad
Arag6n de Tucson.
International., 1925-06-15
NUEVO JUEZ DE DISTRITO

Ell Sr. Lie. Don Cayetano Masse,
antique Secretario de la Suprema
Corte de Justicia de la Naci6n y
1ltimamente Juez de Distrito en-
Tampico, Tam, to1no possession Ia
semana pasada del Juzgado de Dis
trito de Nogales, Son., substituyen-
do al Sr. Lie. Arsenic Espinosa
que fue transferido al Juzgado de
Tiajuana.
International., 1925-06-15
NUEVA SUCURSSAL DEL
SOUTHERN TRUST CO.

Permiso ha sido conseguido por
la Southern Trust Co. de la Sec
retaria de Hacienda para fundar
una sucursal en- Navojoa, Son.
La Sucursal, como la matr1z, Sc
dedicara a operaciones bancarias,
industriales Y mercantiles. La ida
del Sr. Bracy Curtis a Mexico
obedeci6 este hecho pues fue con
ell objeto de conseguir Ell permiso
necesario para la fundaci6n de
dicha sucursal.
International., 1925-06-15
GALES SICUE SU POLITICA
DE RECONSTRUCCION--CURTIS

Ell Presidente de la Rep1blica
Sr. Rodolfo Elias Gales y los
miembros de STU gabinete Sc en-
cuentran trabajando con tezon en-
ell plan reconstructor trazado Dor
ell Sr. Presidente en- su campafia
politica, nos dice ell Sr. Bracy
Curtis, Presidente del First Ma
tional Bank de Nogales quien Sc
encuentra en- esta de regreso de
un viaje Mexico que emprendio
recientemente.
International., 1925-06-15
GALES DEJARA LA
TESORERIA

Rodolfo Elias Gales hijo mayor
del Sr. PGsidente de la Republica
renunciara en- breve como Tesorero
del Estado de Sonora.
Su renuncia obedece al hecho de
que 1ltimamente conpro a la Cia.
CONSTRUCTORS Richardson, 1000
acres de terrenos situados proxi-
International., 1925-06-15

ciudad de Nogales, Sonora indican
que por orden superior Y a contar
del primero de Julio pr6ximo, la
renta de apartados de correo sera
de So al trimestre en- lugar de SIS,
come anteriormente Sc pagaba.
Esta rebaja es de gran signifi-
cado para los comerciantes y Sc es-
pera que resultara dicha rebafa en-
beneficio del publico en- general.
International., 1925-06-15
maciones de las tierras del ST.
General Obregon y que Sc propone
cultivar personalmente.
DIEZ MILLONES DE LA DEUDA
PUBLICA PAGADOS

Ell Gobierno Mexico ha> pagado
$10,000,000 la deuda del Co
mercio. Esta cifra represente las
tres cuartas parties de la deuda to-
tai.
International., 1925-06-15
SENTIDA DEFUNCION

Ell ju@ves pr6ximo pasado muri6
en- esta ciudad la nina Estela Ca
bildo Baum de IL amos de edad,
hija del Sr. Cabildo Bonillas Sec
retario del Ayuntamiento. Les
damos los familiares de Ia ex.
tincta Ia mas s,ncera condolencia
por tan fatal acontecimiento.
International., 1925-06-15
UN NINO Sc HUYE DE SU
CASA

rs Palacios, de seis amos de
edad, fue recogido la semana pa
$ada por la policia al recibir un
telegrama de Hermosillo en- donde
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-20
STATE PLANS
DRIVE AGAINST
AUTO SPEEDERS

A speed. control campaign looking to
control Of speed violations on Men,
orial highway may result from Sun
days census. An alarming proper
tion of cars travelling at an excessive
rate of speed were observed by the
census taker, the highway depart
ment announced.
Auto traffic over the Liberty Mem.
orial bridge yesterday exceeded Ill
previous estimates and records. The
state highway department which is
taking . census Of all automobiles
and other vehicles during the present
week at this point counted 3,i79 vehi
cles Of description.
Two horse drawn vehicles crossed
the bridge in 1s hours, from six ir
the morning until midnight.
The census taker counted 2,93t
North Dakota cars, 19l cars from
other states. 80 BUSES and fiv'
trucks.
The department expresses its ap
probation for the cooperation shown
by the public in general during yes
terday's count, which will continue
during the week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-20
CRACK TRAIN
IS DER ALLIED
AT WILLIST0N
Four Cars Leave Track, But
No One Is Hurt; Broken
Rail Causes Crash

Williston, N. D.. July 2O.--tP)---
Four cars of the Oriental Limited,
crack Great Northern coast train No.
1, were derailed five miles west OF
here without injury to person:
The train left the Twin Cities at
l:25 a. m. Sunday.
Railroad officials believe serious
wreck was avoided by Engineer
Schumacher Of Williston. who applied
the air the instant he felt his en-
gine pass over broken rail, which
caused the derailment.
The engine and baggage car lett
the rails, but did not turn over,
while the front trucks of the smoker
day coach and one diner left the
tracks.
No serious damage to equipment
ensued from the derailment Of the
Oriental, which is one OF the fastes'
and most luxurious trains operating
to the coast.
The train operates from ChieaS;
to Tacoma, Washington.
The train had just left Williston
travelling west when the derailmens
occurred at point five miles from
here. It is estimated that the train
was travelling at about 40 miles an
hour.
Wreckers we're rushed to the scene
and the train probably will be on its
way this afternoon.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-20
S0RLIE URGES
NEW METHOD
OF MARKETING
Says Cooperative Organiza'
tion Will Solve States
Farming Ills

The solution of North Dakota's ag-
ricultural ills lies in readjustment
Of marketing methods in the direc-
tion of cooperative organization,
Governor A. G. Sorlie told concourse
Of 1900 farmers speaking at farm
ers' picnic at Lake Isabel yesterday
"North Dakota farmers will have
to market their grain crop on sales
basis" the executive declared. "As
the situation stands, we are on a
buyers market, and are obliged to
take the buyers price for our wheat
and livestock.
"The cooperative marketing move.
ment in North Dakota should aim ia
bring the wheat market into North
Dakota instead Of shipping grain ia
outside markets." he stated. 1T is
to this end we have the state mill ant
| elevator at Grand Forks"
Governor Sorlie referred to The
state mill as Laboratory" in ths
Gigantic business Of wheat-growing.'
Agriculture" the executive pointe'
out, "is the basic industry of thi'
state" "North Dakota can forg'
ahead to prosperity only by improve,
agricultural methods. This develop
ment contemplates not only improve,
production but advanced marketin,
facilities. The Grand Forks mill ant
elevator marks a step in this direc
tion.''
Mrs. c. A. Fisher. Nonpartisa,
leader, wife of the state treasurer
and T. H. H. Thoresen, state tax com
missioner. spoke.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-20
COURT CITES DARROW FOR CONTEMPT
HOPE DIMS FOR RUSSELL SCOTT
DETROIT MAN ADMITS HOAX
Confesses He Sent Telegram That Saved Former Millionaire
From Death Gallows

Chicago. Ill.,. July 20.---P)-An-
other ray Of hope that rumors that
saved him from death on the gallows
last Friday would become tangib ible
enough to prove his innocence dur
ing seven day reprieve. has gone
out for Russell Scott.
James NJ. Ball. Detroit telegraph
operator. who last Friday declared
that he witnessed the shooting OF
Joseph Maurer. Chicago drug clesrk.
and that Russell was innocent Of the
Staying has admitted that the story
was a romance. for the sake of hu-
manity.
Bali states that he told lie to
save one whom l believe innocent.
He said that because his story was
not accomplishing anything, he de-
cided to admit the fake.
This was the second blow that
Scott has received since his drama
tic reprieve, six hours before he was
to hang.
The stay of execution was ordered
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-20
CURTIS SEES
GOOD MES
FOR FARMERS
Senate Leader Brings Optim.
istic Report of Agricul-
ture to Coolidge

Swampscott, Mass. July 20.-(P)-
An optimistic report on farm condi-
tons and the hope for tax reduc-
tion we're brought to President Cool
idge by Senator Curtis, Kansas. the
Republican, today.
Coming here for a three-day con-
ference with the president, Senator
Curtis expected to take up, to some
extent, the administration legisla-
tive program for new session. He
saw no need for special session
meanwhile.
Good prices and good crops are
giving satisfaction to the farmers,
generally. Senator Curtis said. He
based his report on a recent visit
to the west, particularly his home
state. If any legislation is attempt
ed next season for the farmer. he
thought it should provide for some
assistance in cooperative marketing.
The Republican leader is a mem
Der Of the finance committee and he
believes that tax reduction to At
least S3OO,OOO,OOO will be possible.
This can can be increased to even
$500, 900, 900, he declared, if a reor-
ganization of the government de-
partments is brought about to pre-
vent duplication.
Senator Curtis supports in the
main the reorganization bill pre-
sented last session, which provides
for a new executive department, but
he thinks this program could be car
ried even further so as to wipe out
some of the unncces ssary bureaus.
As chairman of the rules commit
tee Senator Curtis thinks a revision
to some extent is desirable. but he
told the executive he did not think
the campaign for a general revision
Of the rules should be allowed to
take up the time Of the senate next
session conducting a public cam
paign for revision of the senate
rules. i,
In regard to a possible special
session of congress, should an emer-
pency arise in the anthracite coal
wage discussion, the Republican
leader said that the bridge would
have to be crossed when it was
reached. He believed a SUSPENSION,
Of activities in the anthracite coal
fields could be averted before the
present wage agreement ends on
August 81.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-20
FRED WIEGMANN,
PIONEER OF NEW
SALEM, SUCCUMBS

Funeral serevics were held from
the German Evangelical Lutheran
church at New Salem today for Fred
Wiegmann, 81, member of the orig
inal colony which established the
town of New Salem in 1883. Mr..
Wiegmann died Friday Of pneumonia
after an illness of but two days.
Mr.. Wiegmann was one of the
group of 30 men of German nativity
who in 1883 shipped all their posses
sions from Chicago to point on the
unbroken prairie 30 miles west Of
Mandan and established the town
of New Salem. The group was COM
posed of devout German Evangelicals
who sought to establish their own
community, their own church, school
and business. There were farmers,
men from many trades and vocations.
Fred Wiegmann, a cabinet maker,
elected to enter business, and estab-
lished the first general store at
New Salem in 1883.
His influence in the community
was most progressive and his death
takes one of the men who really
pushed the development of the great
Missouri slope country.
Born in Ant-Crishorn. Hanover,
Germany, December %, 1874. he was
the eldest of three children. His
mother died when he was 8 years old
and his father when he was IL. The
boy, Fred Wiegmann. soon after his
fathers death assumed control Of
affairs and maintained the little
home. He learned the cabinet max
er's trade in his home village and In
1869 came to the United States and
for is years he worked as cabinet
maker in Chicago.
He was married in 1870 at Chicago
to Wilhelmina Weshe, daughter Of
neighbor in the Hanoverian village
and who had been his sweetheart
from childhood. Eight children were
born, three Of whom and the mother
are still living at New Salem
Charles and Fred Wiegmann and MRS
Jacob Rohs. Mr. Wiegmann had nine
grandchildren and two great-grand
children.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-20
CLOSED BANK
DEP0SIT0RST0
GET DIVIDENDS
More Than 100000 Will Be
Paid by State Guaranty
Fund Commission
READY IN THIRTY DAYS
All Claims of Less Than
Twelve Dollars to Be
Settled in Full

Dividends estimated in excess of
$1,000 will be paid to depositors of
% closed banks which failed between
July first and Sept. 80, 1923, it was
announced by the guaranty fund COM
mission in a statement issued today.
The guaranty fund commission at
its recent session here voted divi-
dends to be assigned to Class "B" in
stitutions. The return will amount
to ten per cent upon guaranteed de-
posits.
Ready in 30 Days,
"The guaranty fund commission
will be ready to commence consider
alton and payment upon these claims
in about thirty days from date. as a
number Of the banks have not been
completely audited, but will probably
be finished by that time," it was
stated by F. w. Cathro.
Announcement will be made to the
newspapers in the towns where the
closed banks are situated or in coun-
ty official papers shortly, and de-
positors will all be notified by the
commission in excess of acceptance
Of their deposits and will be required
to send in their Receivers Certifi-
Gates after notification, and form
of verification of claims in excess of
500, no special verification being re-
quired for claims of less than 500
under the rule of the commission.
Notice to DepOsitors
Persons whose claims have been
held rejected as not eligible to guar
anty will receive registered notice at
their last known postoffice address
Claims against these banks. the com.
mission announce, can be handled
with more expedition and less trou-
BILE if persons having claims against
the banks will simply await the time
when notice is received by them. In.
quiries made and letters written re.
garding whether or not their claims
will be considered. simply serves ia
slow up the work of the commission
All claims of less than $1,000 will
he paid in full and dividend checks
will he drawn for amounts of not
less than $1,000, excepting in cases
where claims are less than that
amount. By so doing. it is estimated
that probably one-half of the claims
included in Glass "B" banks will be
eliminated. thus saving the larre
amount of work and a considerable
amount Of money in administration
cost and expense.
Glass b" Banks
Following banks are designated in
Glass "B" division: Farmers Bank of
Fessenden: Hurdsfield State Bank;
Hickson State Bank: Farmers & Mer-
chants Bank. New Rockford: American
State Bank, Sanish; Scand. American
State Bank, Van Hook; Citizens State
Bank, Tagus: Farmers State Bank,
Sanish: Blaisdell State Bank; Amer
lean State Bank, Burlington: Farm
ers Bank. Ray: Farmers Bank, Dunn
Center; State Bank of Oriska: Farm
ers Bank, Hazen: Horace State Bank:
First State Bank. Dawson; First
State Bank. Dunn Center; Farmers e.
Merchants Bank. Leeds; Farmers
State Bank. Neche: Farmers & Mer-
chants Bank. Overly: First State
Bank. Epping: Merchants State
Bank. Werner; Bottineau County
Bank, Bottineau.