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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-18
Pan deputy" zaplatil pokutu.

4 oA oSPuey AoPA0eA1 P~A0Nus
William HI. Edwards, byvaly
pomocnfk serifa Baltimore me-
sta, odsouzen byl ku pokute
$40 a 1trat, re pfedstavil Sc a
zatkl automobilistku jako "de-
putty Sheriff
Eva Whiting, 21leta cernos-
ka z Catonsville jela rodinou
svoji po Reisterstown road v
nedeli. Ma silnici "pan depu-
ty" il zastavil a oznamil, re je-
la vetsl rychlostf nezli 40 mil v
hodine. Soudce vysetril, ze
Edwards nemel zadneho pra-
va zatykati. Potrestal jej po-
kutou, ze pri st1hani hnal Sc
prflis velikou rychlostl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-18
Key nebyl ma valecne lodi,
kdyz skladal hymnu.

Francis Scott Key nebyl ma
anglick6 valecne lodi, kdyz
psal basen svoji 'Sar-Spangled
Banner, jez stala Sc nadsenou
hymnou, tvrdf pffbuzny skla-
datele, Francis S. Key-Smith,
pravnfk Washingtonu.
Prohlasenl toto pravnik uci-
nil v pond6ll. kdyz fecnil pred
Maryland historickou spoiled
nostf o zivote a casech slavneho
sveho pTibuzneho.
Key, jak pravn1k udal, byl
ma male americke lodici.
Recnik zaroven licil, jak hu-
debn1 doprovod pro basel pfi-
jat. Ferdinand Durand jeho
bratr, hrajfci v divadle Holi-
day Street, dostali basen Keyo-
WI chteli jeste tehoz vecera
il provoditi S hudebnfm dopro-
vodem. Zkouseli RUNE p1sne
jednu "a druhou, ale zadna z
Mich "a doprovod Sc nehodila.
Konecne prisli ku zpevu" A
nacron to Heaven" Podle ma
pevu toho p1sen hrana a prija-
ia nadsene obecenstvem. Ma
pev vlastne je wat re stare ne
mecke studentske pfsne, jak Sc
uvad1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-18
E. y. Svejda
- K | n o nj k
(Dva obchody)
2O24 ASHLAND AVENUE
2541 E. MONUMENT ST.
roh Luzerne Ave.
Kolumbova oslava.

Kolumbova oslava.
Governor Richie mayor
Broening pf1tomni byli v sobo-
tn odpoledne slavnosti, jez ko-
mana byla mfstnfmi Italiany u
Kolumbova pomnfku V Druid
Hill parku.
Oba jak Richie tax Broen-
ing, velebili Kolumbovu vytr-
valost a zdatnost BaltimOr-
skych ItalG.
Senator Henry F. Ashurst z
Arizony prohlasil, ze zeme od-
kryta Kolumbem je 'snejmlad-
81, nejmocn6js1 a nejcists1 re
vsech mocf sveta."
Dale Tecnil sveticf biskup
Baltimorske diecese, Rt. Rev.
John M. Mcnamara.
Italske. spolky ozdobily pom
mix vencem.
Zaver Kolumbovych oslav
cinila hostina v Alcazar Rytffd
Kolumbovych a hostina Ital-
skeho klubu v hotelu Southern.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-18
Notre Dame porazil
Namorniky.

We footballovem zapasu,
jenz sweden byl v sobotu We Sta
dunn mezi cetou z namornf "a
kademie a cetou university No
tre Dame u pfftomnosti $1,000
osob, ,zv1tezila ceta Notre Dame
university Ia proti z.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-18
MiStni Zprdyy
z kraianskych kruhd.

Z krajansAych kruhG.
-. Ma konferenci ocelar-
skych tovaren v Atlantic City,
1castni Sc jake delegat p. Ed
ward Pavl1k.
- Ma hrbitov6 Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohTben byl We ctvrtek
rano p. Adolf Urban, manzel
Johanny Urban z Plainview a
venue, jenz We veku ~ rok1
zemreT V Baltimorske mestske
nemocnici IA. Tfjna. Povola-
MIN byl krejcf. Narozen byl v
Cechach, odkud pred 25 roxy
pTistehoval Sc do Baltimore.
Nalezel ku lozi Jir1 Pod6brad-
sky, jejfz delegace ucastnila Sc
pohrbu. Pohrebn1 obTady Wy
konal Rev. Stepanek.
Pohreb vypravila firma Au-
gust Pasek.
Saginaw, Michigan, dne
IL. rijna 1929.
Jiz opetne rok uplynul tu-
dfz hlasfm Sc opetne abych "a
pravil duh. PTilozene nalez-
nete poukazku ma $3.50 co
predplatne ma Vas list. Vsec-
ka cisla mne spravne dochazl.
Nine Sc zde vede velmi do
bre. Jsem ma sve pom6ry dpl-
ne spokojen. Nechtel bych
zp6t do Baltimore, jen tehdy
bych sci kdyby okolnosti toho
vyzadovaly.
Saginaw je krasne mesto CT
tajfcf okrouhle as 10000 oby-
vatel. Je zde mnoho industrie,
nez i pres to vsady Sc nepracu-
ie. Nektere tovarny jsou 1pl-
ne uzavreny, jinde pracuje Sc
ien p1l casu, jen malo kde
pracuji plny cas-. VSady je vi
ditelna nadvyroba, tax zde
ie mnoho lidf bez prace. Tato
tfsen Sc obyceine dostavuje S
blfzfcf Sc zimou, jako vsude
iinde. Leto meli jsme zde vel
mi krasn6, ale pT1liS suche, tax
re farmarGm 1roda po vetSine
uschla a tax co jednomu pro-
spfva, druhemu skod1.
Nadesel podzim, list1 zlout-
ne kvapem opadava po ma
sich ulicfch fouka studeny v1tr
a pres noe. Sc nam dostavujf
mraz1ky, ale zadny dest Sc do
posud nedostavil a zeme je vel
mi vyprahla.
S pTanfm hojneho zdrav1,
st6stl a spokojenosti.
Joseph Pluhaf.
- PTipravte sc ma ustTicove
hody ktere poradati bude De-
mokraticky Klub este wardy VI
Curtis Bay ma SVEN soru. 0 We
akere obcerstvenf zabavu po
cely den jest postarano. Tedy
ma shledanou pr1sti nedei, 20.
rijna ma soru.
V nedeli, dne 27. rijna O
9 hod. odpol. sehrana bude DR..
Odb. Sok. Jed. Blesk rozmar-
na veselohra "Ceska mamin-
ka". Napsal Richard Branald.
Rezie pf. M. Ceska. Vyprava
y. E. Cesky. Hudba p. E. Stet-
ky. Vstupenky pouze V pred
prodeji We znamych obchodech
Dop.
- Upozorneni! Lfstky ma
divadelnf predstaven1, kter6 po
fada ma zahajenf divadeln1 Sc
zony Dram. Odb. Del. Vzdel.
Spoil. "Porok" V ned6li, dne 3.
listopadu Delnickem Dome
pod maven "Tonda a Bunda",
isou k dostanf nasleduj1c1ch
mfstech PIP: F. A. Klimese,
2O13 Ashland Ave-, V. Picky,
242O Ashland Ave-, K. Dobi-
haIa, 723 N. Montford Ave-, F.
Hejduka, 418 N. Curley St., j.
Barvfre, 800 N. Kenwood Ave,
F. Severy,, roh Madison a Clio
yer Sts., F. Vas1cka, 1929
Church St., Curtis Bay a V Del
nickem Dome. Dop.
Ru~re odeouzar nro naIicstvi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-18
Burns odsouzen pro palicstvi

William Burns, 45lety, Cd
souzen byl ma diva roxy do We
zenf pro trojf pokus ohnem mi
citi majetek zeny, nfz Sc do
mnival, re mu uskodila.
Burns roku 1912 odsouzen
byl ma patnact rok1 do kaznice
pro vrazdu 2. stupne prvni
manzelky sve.
Roku 1922 byl omilostnen a
pust6n ma svobodu. Ozenil Sc
podruh6. Podle svedectv1
Burns zalozil We tTi po sob6 ma
sledujfcf dny v minulem mesfci
ohefi. Dvakrate t1mto posko-
zen byl majetek Mary Kohlbus
ia Coleman Court, o nfz mel
podezfenf, re pfemluvila dru-
hou jeho manzelku, ably cd ne
no odesla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-18

Grace Moon, 81 rOku stara
2 W. Hamburg ulice, potluce-
ma byla automobilem ma rohu
Argyle avenue a Dolphin ulice.
Automobil, nemz sedela, sra
I'll Sc jinym.
Ma rohu Collington ave-
nue. a Bath ulice poranen byl
10 roku starry Isadore Schaefer
2 E. Fayette ulice.
= Dve re tr1 osob sedicich v
malem automobilu zabity byly
" pondel1 We srazce tohoto S il
nym automobilem ma Washing
ton Boulevard u Dorsey stani-
ce. Usmrceni byli: Aaron Lip
man Eutaw Place Elizabeth
Lipman, jeha vnucka. Poranen
byl manzel jejf, Leroy Lipman,
fldic- automobilu.
Dale zranen byl c.. III. Nc
Cauley, rfdic druheho automo-
blu.
Lipmanove jeli ku konskym
dostih1m Laurel. McCauley
iel do Baltimore. Tomuto roz-
razena byla lebka. Lipman po-
ranen byl lehceji.
Reditel Baltimorskeho
bezpecnostn1ho koncilu, John
P. Rostmyer, 81 pochvaluje, re
"boulevardovy" zakon zmen-
suje pocet acknowledged ne
hod.
= Lawrence Carlin z West
Barre ulicie zemTel v utery v
noci Johns Hopkins nemocni-
ci, kan dan byl z rohu E. Mo-
nument ulice a Duncan, kde
automobil v 1tery rano skIouzl
ma vlhke ulici a vletel do w
kladn1ho okna obchodu GU
krovinkami. Druzl diva sed1ci
v automobile poraneni byli leh-
ce. Automobil rfdil James Du-
ran z Carroll ulice. TTetlm byl
Alfred Lallotte Hamburg ul.
Doran zadrzen byl pod "a
rukou $1,000 na severovychod-
nj stanici pro r1zeni, zes szavinil
smrt Carlina neopatrnou jlz-
dou Koroner France vysetTuje
lnehodu tuto.
- Ma rohu Fayette a Wolfe
ulic bus srazil Sc S elektrickou
poulicnf karou. Ze dvou osob
eed1clch V busu nebyl nikdo
poranen.
- Ma 1stfednl policejnf sta
nici zaplatil Wesley Grant z
G1enburnie, Md, pokutu 81 a
1trat, ze hrube Sc oval proti
straznfku Magohu, jenz napo-
menul je, ably automobilem
svym nezdrzoval vyjezd auto
mobilu Salvage Corps ma rohu
Liberty Fayette ulic 1tery.
DalS1 nemily vyslech ceka lei
ma Traffic soudu, re automobi-
lem svym porusil pfedpisy
parkovan1.
- Pres 100 automobilistd
zatceno bylo statni policii be
hem peti dn1 do pondel1 proto,
re nejeli S automobily svymi ma
krajn1 prave strane SLIME. Hla-
vn6 zatykani byli ma Washing
ton Boulevard. Kampafl tato
zarfzena byla proto, ably vynu-
cena byla klausule boulevardo-
v@ho zakona, jez pTedpisuje,
re automobilista ma jeti ma nej
krajn6jsi stran6 prave strany
silnice podle smeru sve jizdy
netlaciti sc ku stTedu silnice,
jak mnoz1 tax radi delajL
- Pod pfevracenym auto
mobilem pritisknut byl k zemi
We stTedu DR.. Arthur M. Ship
ley, kdyz pfejfzd6l u Alameda
avenue Hartford road. Kdyz
byl skoro uprostTed ucitil jak
do automobile vrazil bus, ktery
automobil prevratil. DR.. Ship
ley vystrcil levou ruku, jez ma
to zachycena a potlucena byla.
Jineho zranen1 neutrpel. DR..
Shipley jest jedn1nl z hlavn1ch
lekarI University nemocnice.
- Osmilety Joseph Wood
Carey ulice tezce zranen byl
automobilem George w. Ro-
mana ma Lombard ulici. Hochu
byl otresen mock a lebka roz-
razena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-18
PrepadIi obchod.

Zatim co jeden bandita S re-
volverem v ruce strezil kupujl-
ciho a spravce obchodu jeho
dvema pomocnlky, druhy ban
dita vkrocil "a pult Atlantic &
Pacific grocernlho obchodu, {.
1901 E. North Avenue kratce
DO 6. hodine v sobotu vecer a
wal odtud pokladny $44.
- Betty Swartz, jez ma ma
sny obchod ma chodn1ky pred
domem, {. GIT w. Lexington u
lice, okradena byla v sobotu
cernochem o 5000.
Penize mela v tasce v SUPPLE
ii ma druhe strane sveho stan
ku. Kdyz ma jedne strane pro-
davala maso, cernoch taSku Wy
tahl prchl. Ma dteku z tasky
pen1ze vybral a tuto zahodil.
- PTi pokusu oloupenl po-
kladny Brooklyn Development
spolecnosti ma Annapolis Bel
grave road, diva zlodeji prekva
peni byvSe V sobotu prchli aniz
by jim co do moci upadlo z po-
kladny. Po zlodejich strelil
policista Joseph Wilkinson z
Anne Arundel okresu. V auto
mobilu, ktery opusteny tam ne
chali, nalezeny byly diva revol-
very, dve data elektricke ru-
chi svetlo.
- Dva mladi muzi, Lehman
Brumwell, 21lety E. Lombard
ulice Merritt Humley, 26lety
S. Kenwood avenue, uvezneni
byli pro kradez sperkG auto
mobilu Douglase L. Mcintyre 2
Filadelfie, iehoz automobil sra
I'll Sc jejich ma Philadelphia
road.
Po srazce Mcintyre zamkl
automobil a wal svoji manzel-
ku do Bay View nemocnice, a.
by tam oSetrena byla. Kdyz Sc
vratil, zamek automobile byl
zlomeny a taska manzelky S
cennymi pfedmety v Gene $92
ukradena.
Oba odsouzeni byli do veze-
nj, kazdy ma 80 dnf. Vymlou-
vail Sc, re chteli 81 zp1sobem
t1mto zajistiti nahradu "a po-'
skozen1 jejich automobile. Oba
zatkli: sergeant Ignatius Be-
nesch a straznlk Emanuel San
dler.
- Charles Frizell, spravce
gasolfnove stanice ma rohu
Charles Cromwell ulic, ude-
rem byl v pondelf .zlod6jem do
hlavy a okraden o $40. Pre-
pad proveden byl dvema muzi
kolem pGl jedenacte hodiny v
noci.
Oba veSli do stanice zadajlce
o gallon gasol1nu do nadoby.
Kdyz pro tuto Sci, uderil no je-
den z Mich. Kdyz prisel ku We
dom1, byl chudsi $40.
Grocernf obchod ma Will
kens avenue a Pulaski ulice O.
kraden byl We stfedu dvema
mladymi muzi o $40. Bandite,
jak pfepadenf svedcili, svym
nervosnim chovanlm dali ma je-
vo, re byli v tomto "remesle'
novacky. V obchodu dobe
prepadu byl spravce, Albert
Merican jeho pomocnik a
diva kupuj1c1.
Pokus policie zameziti
tento druh kradezf, setkal Sc s
1spechem We stredu, kdyz po-
licie JIM stanice zatkla tri po-
dezrele a iednu zenu. Ma po-
dezfeni zatceni byli: George
Mike William ulice, Merrill
Gall z Pennington avenue, Ray
mond Koppelman z Brooklynu
a Theresa Flamm Alameda
avenue.
Frizell, jenz uderen okra-
den byl gasolfnove stanici,
stotoznil Koppelmana iako je-
dnoho re zlodejG. Gall a Mike
uvezneni byli pro kradez dvou
automobile. Ma stopu jich pri-
vedl policii Edward Sadler, a.
gent Brooklyn Development
Co., jenz zlodeji prinucen byl
otevriti pokladnu, z n1z ukra-
deny jimi byly zememeficke
nTfStrnie " Gene 5000
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-18
Cigareta zavinila ohen.

Ohen v gasolinove stanici ma
rohu Fallsway a Lexington uli-
ce zavinen byl We stTedu horfcf
cigaretou, kterou odhodil rfdic
trucku, kdyz truck plnen byl
gasol1nem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-18
Popalen elektrinou.

Pfi praci ma elektrickem
meteru Mansion House We
Federal parku, Charles Walter
zranen byl elektrickym prou-
dem v sfle 2,40O volt1. Prou-
dem byl popalen a wren v bez-
v6doml.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-18
Zlamala 81 rameno padem z
matcina kolena.

Charlotte Thompson, 2 roxy
sara, zlamala 81 rameno, kdyz
spadla s kolena matky sve v
jejich dome, 1000 Hollins ulice
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-20

has peen visiting 1t the D r. Fix
home a few days.
Lois May Mattson and Mary
Brandt Of Werner spent q few days
with Betty June 0oetz. Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Mattson came down
and the girls returned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Miller and fam
lily are here again. They have been
at Hensler, N. OAK. for about five
weeks.
Clifford Anderson Of Werner spent
q few days with his sister Josephine
Anderson here.
lille Flemmer Of Golden Valley
was . Dodge caller 1t Dodge Wednes-
day.
Joyce siverts and Lillian Fischer
were Werner callers Friday afternoon
returning home with Hans Siverts
who has been visiting up there q few
days.
Mrs. p. b. Goetz consulted q doctor
at Halliday Saturday.
Friday little Anna Mary Hettrich
invited some Of her friends to help
celebrate her third birthday.
Glen Kirk, sons Buddy and Elmo
p. B. Goetz and Herbert took in the
boxing match at Hazen Wednesday
night.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-20
THE TRIBUNE

LIZ. and Mrs. Elder Ellic5s were
Sterling callers Monday.
Miss Grace johnson visited at the
Henry stiles home MONDAY.
Seamon Gibson was q Sterling
caller Saturday.
A large crowd attended the dance
at Jennie Clarke PAVILION Friday
night. Music was furnished by the
Olson orchestra.
Mi. and Mrs. Bob Clarke and Miss
Violet were Sterling callers Friday.
Miss Anna Scarper Of Sterling
spent Friday night and Saturday with
Miss Violet Clarke.
George Harding was q sterling call
er Monday.
william Langley has been seeding
flax the past week for Henry Wild
fang north of Sterling.
Raymond johnson, who Is working
for VIM. Heoft spent a few days last
week at his home.
Max Heoft spent Friday with
Howard johnson.
MI. and Mrs. Bob Clarke and Miss
Violet accompanied Miss Anna
Scarper back to her home In Sterling
Saturday afternoon.
Eli Harding motorcd to Sterling
Friday night.
Frank Rotisen, accompanied by
MIR. Yirbs of Hazelton were callers at
the jennie Clarke home Sunday.
Henry Stile called at the H. r.
Wright home Monday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-20

Art Yenkin Sunday afternoon. Rev,
D. K. Ford Of Crosley, former pastor
Of the Presbyterian church here, per-
formed the ceremony.
Albin Swanson bought lots OF Carl
Omodt south Of his new residence and
moved = house onto the lots last
week.
Rev. and Mrs. D. K. Ford Of Crosby
came up from the G. E. convention In
jamestown Sunday ana visited
friends here.
Among those who attended the G.
e. convention ct jamestown last week
were Ruth Ryder, Mr.. and Mrs.
Phelps and Elbridge and Gerald Pres
colt.
Geo. Altes bought the granary that
was on lots owned by Henry Loerch
and moved 1t onto the J. J. Altes
farm.
Fred Wigton made q trip to James,
town Thursday bringing back Gerald
Prescott to play at the minstrel show
that night.
Art Yenkin moved hts new soda
fountain into the drug store Tuesday.
Geo. Altes sold q carload Of hogs
to Vinton Heaton last week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-20

night we're MIR. aud Mrs. Salole and
daughter Agnes. Mrs. Aim. Ivan. HOl-
ligs and Willis, Erick Englebretchen,
Mr.. August Krause and family, Mr.,
and Mrs. willis GIN and children,
Emerson and Margaret, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. w. Davis, Station, Owen, Margaret,
Eunice, and Leona. Nick folgerson
and Marion, Mr.. and Mrs. Arne Tos-
seth and con, Sven Benson and Is
| real KeatoT.
Mrs. Davis is busy this week sew
ing for her grandsons.
Most every child Is talking about
the circus or fair this week.
L. w. Davis took his drill and horses
down to Rock Hill township last week
and seeded flax for Delbert Davis, on
the DR.. Brant farm.
The Aims boys are still digging rock
In Rock Hill township.
Owen Davis saw eight coyotes In
west Of Arthur Nelson's Wednesday.
Sunday morning as L. w. Davis
was going to the milk lot he saw the
largest coyote he eve saw, just be-
tween his place and Willis Gill farm,
They must be getting brave, as they
are seldom seen here in daylight, but
are often seen in the daytime In Rock
Hill township. We need a coyote
drive II they keep this up.
For all Of Mrs. Davis early garden
she only had radtshes and lettuce.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-20
Clear Lake
BY MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN

MI. and Mrs. Henry Olson. also MIR.
and Mrs. Alfred Olson we're Bismarck
callers Wednesday.
Road work has begun in this VI
entity.
Paul Paisley spent Wednesday at
the capital city.
Raider Olausen is attending church
school In Lien township. He Is stay
ing with his sister, Mrs. Harold Chris
Jensen, during the term.
Alfred Olson and Homer Nelson are
atNBismarck on the jury. Chavlen
Belle is choreboy for Alfred Olson
and Clifford Nelson Is doing Homer
Nelson's chores.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Christensen
called on Mrs. Marie Olausen ana
family and the Albert Christensen
family Wednesday.
H. A. Smith, who spent . few days
near Minot, visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Mable Carlson and family, has
returned home. He brought his
grandson, Earl Carlson, back with
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Olson and
family visited Friday evening at
Moffit.
Ole S~laatenhues has returned home
after spending the past few months
In South Dakota.
Mrs. Marie Olausen and sons spent
Sunday in Lem township.
Mrs. Carl Boyer and baby are Wis
iting at the ]. w. Boyer home for q
few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Christ Schoon and
SON Gussie spent Sunday after church
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gurtz and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Christensen
and family motored to Moffit Sunday.
Mi. and Mrs. H. A. Smith and little
Earl spent Monday at Steele.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-20

BY MRS. c. L. MALONE

Among the Regan visitors Satur-
day we're MI. and Mrs. VIM. Hickel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Greenan. w. s.
Oder, George and Glen McAllister.
Mrs. G. l.. Malone attended Legion
auxiliary meeting Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Dixon were CALI
ers at the Oder home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Hickel and
son Wayne and D. E. Maths were
capital city visitors Thursday.
Fred Bergquist and son Emil
camped at the river q couple Of days
last week.
MI. and Mrs. G. L. Malone motored
to Minot Tuesday to meet their
granddaughter Miss Clementinc
Adams Of Calgary. Alberta.
MI. and Mrs. Mike Boschee called
at the Malone residence Friday.
Robert Patsner was a business Wis
itor in Regain Monday.
Mrs. John Anderson is having
splendid success with her turkeys.
She has q flock Of $50 young ones
and more to hatch.
Herman Smith of Driscoll and Mr.
and Mrs. John Carlson and family
visited relatives in Coleharbor and
Granville from Wednesday until Sat-
urday.
J. r. Jones was able to be out for
q ride in the q Thursday the first
time for about three months.
Mi. and Mrs. G. l.. Malone were
among those who attended the Farm
ers Union picnic in the Uhde Grove
Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Fred BergQuist and
children visited at the Hickel home
Friday.
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BY OLGA M. RISE

Miss Bernice Kirkeby, parochial
school teacher here, spent the week.
end at the H. A. Knudson home at
| Driscoll.
Rollin WEIGH, sheriff, from Bis
marck, was in this neighborhood
Thursday after more jurymen. Sey-
n,our Arneson and Geo. Regier were
| summoned.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Hclgeson called
at the Harold Christianson home
Monday evening.
A few from this vicinity attended
the show at Tuttle Wednesday eve
ming.
Ed Nygaard returned from st. Paul
Saturday.
A number from this vicinity at
! tended the ball game at Wing Sum
day.
Arnold Christianson spent Sunday
at his parental home.
Carl Lem of Baldwin and Valdemar
Lein, who have spent the past 10 days
visiting relatives at Fergus Falls,
Mimi, returned home Sunday.
Lowell and Ordella Erickson &C.
companied by their sister from Far
60 spent Sunday at the Harold
| Christianson home.
Clara Lem spent Wednesday at the
B. N. Lem home doing some sewing.
L. A. Slaatenhus spent Friday Eve
ming at j. A.. Rises.
Joseph, Clarence and Selma Rise
spent Sunday at their parental home.
Ed Jenkins mOtOred to DriScOll Fri.
day.
Miss Marion Hanson who has spent
the past winter attending the State
Normal at Glendale returned home
Thursday.
A fairly large crowd attended the
Luther League meeting held at the
church Sunday. Collection taken in
was $500.
j. o. Rise hauled some grain to
Driscoll for Harold Christensen Mon
day.
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Ghyin
By MARGARET DAVIS

Bert Hedstrosn was . business call
or In Regain Friday morning.
MI. Lund Is having his house paint
ed. We hope more in the township
will catch the fever. IS paint sure
would help the looks Of the farms Al
through this county.
Adolf .Rhyebetg was . Regain caller
Friday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Enes and children.
Freda and Willie were callers at the
Luther Davis home Thursday eve
ming.
A lisht. shower came Sunday night
but not enough to help very much.
The pastures are al drying up. The
heavy rains have been going around
us.
Luther Davis grandson. George
Johnston, had his hand caught IN
their washing machine, which his
| older brother Was turning. and cut
two Of his fingers OF and the side Of
his hand. They took him to the hos
| pital where the doctors connected the
bones together with silver wires and
sewed 1t up. using 81 stitches. He Is
still in the hospital.
The frost In this part Of the town
ship did . great deal Of damage.
killed lots Of the garden. nipped off
the potatoes and al the corn In the
fields.
Bert Hedstrom IS replanting his
corn.
PAUL Davis, Irwin Johnston. sons
Edward and Glen. pelbcrt Davis and
wife were Sunday caller 1t the 1. ".
| Davis home.
Mrs. Keator and children were
visiting in the north spd Of uhyltn
Tnoss Gaming IL ksgaz saturday