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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
Loeb Loses Soft
JOB AT Joliet


CHICAGO. Sept. 27.=P-Richard
Loeb who with Nathan Leopold, Jr..
j. serving a life sentence for the
thrill murder" Of Bobbie Frank
has lost his soft job" at the Jolie
p-enitentiary.
Loeb has been serving as secretar
20 an assistant warden. Today HI
found himself assigned to manual IA
Dor in the yards. The order also Re
moved him from his private cell ant
placed him in the cell block wit
other prisoners.
Early this week Hinton G. Clabaugh
chairman Of the state pardons board
said that through nm error in com
mitment papers both Loeb and Leo
pold would be eligible TO apply for e
parole within six years. Clabaurf
alluded to Loeb and Leopold as the
'pampered pets Of Joliet. and sait
they were building up "fine records
for presentation TO the pardons board
when the time came.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
ROTARY TOLD
OF ATHLETICS
FORCHILDREN
Irvine Explains Pro-
gram For Schools
OF Brownsville AT
Luncheon of Club

The whole story OF how athletics in
the Brownsville public schools IA be-
ing co-ordinated with educational
work, was outlined before the mem.
bers Of the Brownsville Rotary club
Wednesday By J. w. Irvine, director
OF athletics, and his entire coaching
staff.
Mr.. Irvine, after explaining the
classroom work being done By the va
rious coaches, and their activities in
connection with athletic work, intro
duced the various members Of the
staff, including Douglas Fessenden
high school football coach. who for
merly was coach for Main Avenue
High, San Antonio; Raymond Plato,
coach Of the junior college team;
Webb Conaliy. coach OF the junior
high school team; Miss Margaret Va
lenta. director Of athletics for girls,
and Miss Rosita Ceyanes. director for
girls in the lower grades.
Mr.. Fesserden promised { h e
Brownsville Rotarians q fighting
team" but would not forecast what
might be definitely expected for the
reason that the team had lost four
teen lettermen, including Bill Cabler
who was described as the best half
back 81 his class in the state. He
said that the squad would start out
with only seven or eight experienced
players.
Mr.. Plato said that the junior col
lege squad was composed Of twenty
six who hail from all sections Of
the Lower Rio Grande Valley. He
said that he would know more about
their abilities after the game with
the San Benito high Thursday.
Brief talks were also made By Miss
Valenta and Miss Ceyanes.
In discussing playground activities
n athletics, Director Irvine explain
ed that the program called for ath-
letic and health exercises for every
pupil IN the public schools Of Browns
vile.
He said that from three hundred
70 four hundred children would Be
seen on the campus at Palm boule-
ward and Elizabeth at all houss Of
the day. recess periods being arranR-
ed so that there would be no over
crowding Of the Fairgrounds. He ex-
planned that the forty minutes Of reg
ular recess periods are used for the
athletic activities.
A. Wayne Wood. president Of the
Brownsville real estate board. ex-
tended an invitation 70 all Rotarians
20 be guests Of the board at a din
ner at Hotel Ell Jardin Monday night.
az which parks and other civic mat
ters viii be discussed. IF you don't
get a card, 1t will be because Of the
mail service or else that you do not
read your mail" he said. Every Ro-
tartan Is invited and expected"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
Federal Fruit Men
Have Donna Office

DONNA. Sept. 27.-J. ". Monk.
and G.. n. Peery. u. 5. government
citrus inspectors, have located their
headquarters at the offices Of the
Donna Chamber Of Commerce.
Those government officials Will
inspect single box shipments of
fruit. which are ordinarily known
as "gift boxes" thus saving local
citizens the trouble of getting per-
mits for these small shipments.
"The government IL striving IN
every way TO make compliance with
citrus inspection laws as easy RS
possible for the grower and ship
per-" said Monk. "and any service We
can render will be done gladly"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
Disease Killing Big
Forest in Washington

SPOKANE. Sept. 27.-tP-More
thar 100000 acres OF white pine
forests in northern Idaho, eastern
Washington and western Montana
are threatened with determination
by blister rust, unless the great tim
Der is controlled at once.
s. ". Wyckoff, senior p~atheologist
in charge Of the blister rust con-
troll office here, today said the dis
covery Of rust in such large quanti-
ties means extinction Of the white
pine areas unless prompt, efficient
and systematic control work Is
adopted Immediately.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
Flashes Of Life

(By Tha AssOciated Press

(By The Associated Press)
MEMPHIS - Clarence Saunders.
chain store operator, is being sued
for divorce.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif.-Tui Lo.-
raine, who was private secretary TO
Clara Bow before she married Miss
Bows father, Robert Bow, must
leave the country by Columbus Day.
She has been ordered deported 20
New Zealand for entering the Unit
ed States in violation Of law. SGe
came via Tia Ju1na.
LOS ANGELES-Doris May Of the
films has obtained a divorce from
Wallace A. Macdonald, also Of the
screen.
NEW YORK-W. J.. Locke, Eng
lish novelist, who has arrived on the
way to Hollywood and scenario
writing, has dashed off thirty
novels since his last visit to this
country eighteen years ago.
ST. LOUIS-Lindbergh is to vote
for president here. He flew from
Chicago to register.
LONDON - Friends of George
Irby, Southampton professional
golfer, claim for him the record Of
the longest hole in He sank
his drive on the 340-yard ninth hole
at Stoneham.
NEW Notwithstanding Monday,
one day after daylight saving ends,
taxicab windows must be larger. So
large that the police outside can see
what is going on inside. Curtains
are forbidden. But there is no
drive against petting. The police
think the new regulation will help
prevent crime.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
Teachers Fined
By Turkish For
Religious Talk

CONTANTINOPLE, Sept. Pip
Three American teachers charged
with disseminating religious propa-
ganda today were again sentenced 70
three days Imprisonment and a fine
Of three liras (about $13) when the
case against them was retired.
The teachers, Miss Jennie Jilson,
director Of the American school at
Broussa; Miss Edith Sanderson OF
Berkeley, CAL. and Miss Lucille Day.
were sentenced by Judge Nizameddine
whose former identical verdict had
been set aside by the court Of ap-
peals.
Miss Jilson will not serve her sem
tence pending a decision Of the up
per court 70 which the defense has
again appealed. Miss anderson has
returned 70 the United States and
Miss Day IS teaching in Turkey.
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CONDOLENCES

HOUSTON. Tex. Sept. 27.-(P-
The boys who haunt the ship chan
rel here have been having a hard
time with names. On one day, the
Atlantic City and he Atlanta City
both were in port: on another Carl
tons" we're at the same dock; on q
third occasion the Dutch steamer
Bcrk departed the same day the Nor
wegian Birk arrived.
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Sanger

Mrs. Joe Kacourek was a pas
senger to Mandan Thursday.
Mrs. Pearl Digby and SON Arthur
were guests at the Elmer McMastcr
home Thursday evening, returning
to their home at Bismarck Friday
morning.
w. B. Richardson was a business
visitor in Mandan and Bismarck
Thursday.
The Get-together club was pleas.
antly entertained at the home OF
Mrs. J. R. Culligan Thursday after
noon. The club is planning a
cleanup day" for Sanger, TO- be
held in the near future. The busy
day will close with a big dinner
which is to be served to all willing
workers.
Nearly all the members Of the P.
T. A. were present and enjoyed the
meeting held at the G. o. Gullickson
home Friday evening. The next
meeting will be held Friday even
ing, April 20, at the c. w. Smith
home. The men Of the association
will prepare and serve the lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. McMaster
motored to Mandan Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Klingenstein
Of New Salem spent several days OF
last week at the G. o. Gilbertson
home.
Archie Anderson motored to Man
dan Saturday.
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many beautiful pieces Of silver
from relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Donahan. who
have beeIo employed ct the Kimbajl
farm, left Tuesday for South Da-
kota.
Miss Mildred Ionic Of Glen Ullin
spent the weekend with friends at
Leith.
The following officers were cleo
ted here Tuesday: aldermen, Max
Almon, Geo. Knutson; clerk, Ben
Settler; treasurer, Edythe Jones;
assessor, George Gethard; constable
Thos. Anderson; justice Of the
peace, N. C. Finch. In the Carson
township north Of Leith Geo. Leitch
after many unsuccessful attempts,
was elected supervisor, Jake Sauter
elected treasurer, John Sheerer, as
SCISSOR.
j. H. Emch shipped a carload Of
hogs Monday and cattle Friday.
Presbyterian church notes Sunday
April 1: Carson-Sunday school at
IL o'clock, evening worship at 1880
Raleigh-Sunday school at 2 o'clock,
sermon and service Of worship at
8 o'clock. Leith-Morning worship
at 10 o'clock. Sunday school at II
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seal Of Raj
eigh were Sunday guests at the Tim
Weathery home.
George Kimball returned Tuesday
from two weeks visit with friends
at Seattle, Yakima and other points
in Washington.
Jacob Aanestad Of Esmond ar
rived here Wednesday for an ex.
tended visit at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Aanestad.
]. E. O'Connell, who teaches near
New Leipzig, spent Sunday at the
r. A. O'Connell home.
Three more tractors were I'm.
loaded at Leith Thursday.
Mrs. McVey is spending = few
days visiting at the home Of Ed Nc.
Vey and family of Brisbane.
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Painted Woods

Mr.. and Mrs. Gunerd Hagen Wis
tied at the David Brostrom. home
Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Brown and Mrs. Joe
Brown visited at the Elias Lillefjeld
home. Wednesday. -. 90 Su4
Ole Lillefjeld is working. 1t the
Peterson blacksmith shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonso Erickson
and baby returned to Bismarck Fri
day evening on the 500. They have
been staying with Frank Erickson
for few weeks while Alphonso has
been employed on the river gang.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Erickson
and son Ernest visited at the An.
drew Nelson home Saturday, bring
ing Bob Nelson home as he broke
down with his car near the Alvin
Lang home. s
CIV. Danielson called at the Ole
Lillefjeld home Friday.
Many Of the formers in this dis
trict did not turn out for election
day on account Of the muddy roads
Therefore q lot o. votes were LOST
which would otherwise be in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hanson
and children had Sunday dinner
with the Clifford Hanson family.
Allen Menard, SON Of Mr.. and Mrs
Lloyl Menard, has been seriousl!
sick at the Bismarck hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown gave l
birthday party for their son Leste1
Saturday night. Many Of the rela
tives and friends were there and ,
good time had by al.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld spen
Sunday with the Elias Lillefjel'
family.
Quite . few Of the farmers ar
starting their spring work thi
week. The gophers are out, tn
crocuses are budding and the gras
is beginning to turn green. S
what could be = surer sign Q
spring?
Ernest Cleveland called At tn
VIM. Brown home Sunday evening
March Is. Ernest h . travelin
! salesman now and has just re
turned from jamestown where h
has been staying with his brothe
Roy.
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Estherville
Death az Jack Wallman


The people Of this community
were terribly shocked Monday morn
ing when word came from Bismarck
saying that Jack Mailman had pass
ed away ct the Bismarck hospital.
Mr., Wallman WAS taken suddenly
i'll on Tuesday night and he was
taken to Wilton to the doctor, who
rushed him right to Bismarck where
upon examination it was. found that
he hid appendicitis. He. was OPP
Grated on. ct once and IL was
thought that lie wal getting along
nicely but complications set in
which caused ! second operation,
from which didn't rally. He pass
cd away Monday morning. Mrs.
Mailman had just left the hospital
70 70 70 tho home of her nephew,
and when the doctor and nurses saw
that he WAS worses she was called
back to tho hospital but 10 had
passed away befeEe she yegehed III
known II this couananity, having
lived hefo 1oe thD pest - yearo
H. loovoS ~ Mouru he departull
his No, 4aSEGzte and tHo dauG6-
| toro, Vlfgtnia and Ma, ard ono 90
Woitod. An His aeed 4ntle&, ~
heQthleo 11ld ouo sse:srs no 49,
unA65o ~ ~ herr ~ ~ 4QnetDJ
1unG4n1 o1fv3eoe .4ofo IN 4c1m ~
Post1 $500 cA1xe 81 l1ieaa Wod
ts1t 3 e. 4. e =! $500. ~ Z
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L4eith

Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Daily and
daughters Jean and Joyce Of Lark
were guests at the r. A. O'Connell
home Sunday.
Mrs. Halter Of Torman, S. D.,
who has been quite III, was brought
here Tuesday and will make her
home WITH relatives near He'll.
Fred Mus Of Mandan was 2 husi-
ness caller here Thursday.
Mrs. John Win. was = business
caller ct New Leipzig Monday and
Mrs. Gerald Aanestad will enter
tain the Norwegia:. Ladies Aid
Wednesday, April 18th. Everyone is
= Alma VAIL spent the weekend at
home, returning to New England
Mr. and Mrs. Z. c. Emch motored
70 Elgiu Monday with their little
son, Robert, 20 consult DR.. L0fenzen.
EtRht cars 4Wero derailed near
Carey Sunday morning about 10
o'clock. causing ~ trains On Mil
waukee 70 be late Monday.
Nj. and Mr6 Low QmdahI cele-
Ebrsted their 10th wedding euniver-
cary Saturday Gvoulng. About 12
eouple6 ktfhoro6 u thoiH home and
ep0nt : nest onjoSable evenine.
Fraxk md Phillip Ieithold si,d
families ~ E-sn Netp callers q
rs E3W1of'o 1n6ay.
llss. ~. LaufSf lad her tonsil,
tlos.s Ssse ii 5A8s ~ U!1MsW Aca,.l<~1 ~ -
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peace, Johnnie Sattler assessor,
Adam Haas constable, Bert Glanville
road overseer. George Mcintyre
treasurer, and they also believe in
women's rights, as Mrs. Bert Clan
vile was elected township clerk.
C. p. Kopplin and son W1yns also
Peterson, the international man, Of
futile, were guests for dinner Tues
day at Ben Klagenburg's.
Harry Gray called at Ray Hazel.
groves Friday. He was helping take
the cattle over to the Patterson
ranch. He is going to work at the
South Patterson ranch this spring.
The men who purchased Carl
VOLTS and Philip Webber's Ford
sons wer~ out after them Friday.
Callers in Arena Saturday were
Ed Pond, Pete Regier and daughters,
Elmer Drum, Mr.: and Mrs. Alec
Neff, Dave Bueller, Andrew and
Harold Kraft, John Wittzke. Mrs.
Sandberg, also Jack Driscoll and
Grant Palms. :.
jake Cobb and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Webber and children, and
Ed Smith were business callers in
Wing Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Sattler and
little daughter were evening guests
at the Kraft home last Sunday.
Grant Palms Of Fargo arrived
Saturday morning and Jack Driscoll
took him out to Bluch Wagner's and
Ben Klagenburg's where he was a
guest until Monday morning when
he returned to Fargo. Grant has
purchased new PA ton truck and
expects to haul gravel the coming
season.
Henry jacobson and Harry Gray
were dinner guests at the McIntye
home Friday. They moved 160 head
Of cattle from the East Patterson
ranch. IS miles I)rth Of Robinson, to
the Patterson ranch six miles north
Of Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Mcintyre and
family, and George Mcintyre were
guests at the Klagenburg home
Sunday.
A birthday party was given We'd
nesday evening in honor of Mrs.
George Phel's birthday. A large
number of friends and relatives
gathered to wish her many happy
returns Of the day.
Mrs. E. Zachra is enjoying visit
with two Of her sisters. They have
been here about a week.
i Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wolf and son
Carl were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Phel Sunday.
Jake Merkey has been working
for the past two weeks at the Sam
Peppus farm. Sam is installing a
milking machine on his Farm this
week and says he believes they are
going to be q real success.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Wisenburger
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. John Krine
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Burg and sons, were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Laib Sunday after
noon.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lambert re.
turned from Bismarck Monday,
where Mr.. Lambert has been the
past month receiving treatment
Mr. Lambert says he feels some
what improved, but intends to 60
back in the near future for more
treatment. ..:-sls-5.
Ben Klagenburg took Grant Palms
in to the train Monday morning.
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Candee visited 1T the Emil Lang
home Sunday.
Miss Dora Mandigo visited 1t the
Gaskill home Sunday.
Mrs. Herman Nieman entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Elness, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Turner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin. Nelson, Lloyd Nelson and
Earl Caskill at dinner Sunday in
honor Of Mr.. Nieman's birthday.
Miss Florence Gosney spent Sum-
day At the Max Lang home.
Miss Mildred Lang visited at the
Henry lessen home Satur lay.
Miss Luella Tollefson is staying
at the Max Lang home now.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Gosncy and
Edna visited at the Emil Lang
home Sunday.
Miss Mildred Stewart is working
in the hotel while Dorothy Zuraff
is visiting for a while at her home.
Ben Morton was q Sterling caller
Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Gaskill and Earl visit
ed at the Gosney home Monday.
Misses Lucille Elness and Luella
Tollefson spent the weekend with
Luella's sister, Mrs. Jack 1shmael,
south Of Menoken.
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Martin Tooker delivered q load of
hogs at Bismarck for Geo. Wachal,
and also delivered two at Floyd
Owens Monday.
Miss Elsie Olson has been visiting
ct the home Of Joe Fischer the
fore part of tie week.
John Olson has been assisting
Floyd Owen in putting roofing on
his barn the past few days.
Martini Tooker pulled Walter
Dietzman's truck into Mckenzie
Monday, 80 that Brian Coons could
overhaul it.
The following people from this
community were visitors in Bis.
marck the past week: Joe Fischer,
Grant Setter and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen, Tebb Harms, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kershaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Dietz.
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Craig, Mr.. Johr
Olson, ~ AEamL.. Midland, Mr.. Pau
Net orn1c1 md MI and Mrs. Elmer
Lundquist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dietxman and sol
Edwin Mr.. Raymond johnson, Mrs
Mildred Bauman were dinner guest:
at the Floyd Owen home Sunday.
Mr.. Holmes was a caller at thu
Owen home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Wynola Owen was a caller
at the Tooker home Sunday after
noon.
Walter Dietzman bought tw'
hogs at the Heaton sale Friday an.
on his way home he delivered
hog for Chas. Cederstronl.
Raymond johnson was business
caller ct Sterling last Friday.
The following people were electe.
IS township officers: Henry Mil
Ter, supervisor; VIM. Kershaw, 81
| pervisor; Dan Mccormick, supervi
/ scr; John Olson, treasurer and as
SCISSOR: Tebbo Harms, clerk; Mar
tint Tooker and Mino Harms ar
road overseers.
Joe Fisher left his ear in tn
school yard all night Thursday, a
he burned out tie clutch and wa
aable to get out Of the mud.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Cedric Craig wer
callefs at the Wachal home Sunda
| afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Owen wer
callers ct the Melvin Agnew HON
! Sunday evening.
! The farmers from Frances towr
ship were Invited to attend the bal
, quet at the G. p. hotel, which wa
!: being given by the Bismarck Rotar
club.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Chas. johnson wei
] visitors at the Joe Fischer hon
Sunday.
. Mrs. C. A. Carlson is spendin
the week with her daughter, Mr.
Joe Fischer.
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futile


Inc infant daughter OF Mr. ana
MRS. T.. Il. Pieschel 10 IL wltn
pneumonia:
Mr.. and MRS. =. =. Moug and
family have moved into the Ham
house: Mr.: Moug Will be employed
q, Hurdsi!eld Tor some time .
he!per at the depot
Mr.. =. =. Sauter returned from
Bismarck Tuesday afternoon. While
there he purchased . new sedan.
w. +. Hartmann made = business
trip to the Twin Cities returning
Thursday.
Mr.: and MRS. Roy Buck are the
proud parents OF = baby girl born
March q. Mother ANA daughter
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news OF our NElCHBORS

and Pauline Maier motored to Car
son Friday evening where they at.
tended the play and dance.
Mrs. Paul Dempsey was . passen-
ger to Shields Saturday morning.
She motored to Solen in the evening
to attend the school play and will
be q guest until Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Grace and
children were business visitors in
Flasher Saturday evening.
Walter Schmidt had what might
have beeh q serious accident Friday
when he ran into . ditch with his
car turning over and breaking q
wheel down.
Roy George Of Mandan came out
the first Of the week to start farm
work on the Sylvester Land COM
pany farms. He expects to move his
family out this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sammy Pack accom-
panied by S. ]. Pack and Mrs. Hos
letter and daughter attended the
Mandan Bismarck auto show Satur-
Mrs. Henry Faubel, Harold and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Faubel Of Leith
spent Sunday as guests at the
Theodore Christensen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Klienschmidt
entertained at 6 o'clock dinner Sum
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
BEEN, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Klien and
Patty. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Dorward
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frost and son.
There was q large attendance at
the Presbyterian Sunday school Sun.
day and also church. There was q
congregational meeting following
services to elect new officers. G. l.
Klienschmidt was elected director
for three years; Mrs. Glen Bosworth
for two years and w. Stayner for
one> year. w. 3. Dorward was
elected secretary and treasurer and
Mrs. Donald Clark organist.
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Dodge

Herman Lietz, the president Of
the Bank Of North Dakota, was
transacting business in Dodge q
few days this week.
H. Dewitt is busy this week haul
ing furniture from Hazen.
Joe Barker Of Center, this state,
was visiting a few days with his
friends north of town.
Joe Jacobs was an eastbound pas
sengcr to Bismarck Tuesday where
he attended the automobile show.
A township meeting was held
Tuesday: The former officers were
reelected.
Alfred Allison was q business
caller in Golden Valley Friday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Simpfenderfer was
a passenger to Golden Valley Thurs.
day where she visited at the home
Of her son Carl Simpfenderfer.
Albert Stiehlmiller was q bust.
ness caller in Stanton Friday.
Fred Simpfenderfer made q bust.
ness trip to Stanton Wednesday.
J. T. Harvey transacted business
in Bismarck q few days this week.
Henry Grossman was an east.
bound passenger to Bismarck Satur'
day. His son, Oscar, who has beer
i'll in the st. Alexius hospital, re.
turned home with him.
Andrew Speckt and sister Friedl
visited with their friends in Colder
Valley Friday.
Mrs. Bertha Sloan returned home
from Bismarck Saturday where shl
had been taking treatments.
Mrs. H. Richter Of Halliday visit
ed at the home Of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Renk, over Frida,
D Fred Ruff Il Kiildeer was / CUES
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. DAME
Ruff Sunday.
Jacob Rohrer was an eastboun
passenger to Hazen Monday wher
he visited at the home Of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William BohreI
Charles Murray and Conrad Hell
are drilling a well for j. G. Gross
man this week.
Mrs. Einar Fischer was an east
bound passenger to Bismarck Satur
day where she entered the Bismarcl
hospital to take treatment for som
time.
The village meeting was hel
Tuesday, March Goth. The forme
officers were reelected.
j Conrad Held and Charles Murra
have rented the house known - tn
Mrs. Joe Kunz place.