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Alta
BY KARL SCHATZ

John 'stroh transacted business at
Regan Tuesday.
John Kemmle called at the Karl
Schatz home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Schatz, William
Schatz near WaShburn visited Karl
Schatz.
Alta shoppers Tuesday were Dave
Hochhalter, Ed .Curley, Edmund
6chatz, Rinhold Berg, Fred and Ed
ward Bender.
Harry schaffer was q business CALI
er at the Karl Schatx home Monday.
The Edgemont school No. 3 opened
Monday. Oct, 6, with Vergu Lee. OF
near McCluSky. as teacher.
Edward Schatz called at L. Adams
Wednesday.
Lauritz Adams made q business trip
to Wilton Friday.
Karl Schatx and Edmund called
at the Henry Sc1atz home Monday.
Fred Wagner. OF neal McClusky.
made a trip to the mine Monday.
Henry Scheaffer called ct the Karl
Schatz home Tuesday.
John stroh transacted business at
McClusky Monday.
Gerald Jones .of Alta le..; for points
In Illinois where he will be employed.
Edward and Henry Schat2 pur-
chased q new truck from John Dahl
OF McClusky.
MI. and Mrs. Karl Schatz and sons
Thofield. Dave. Edmund and Edwin
motored to Turtle Lake Thursday eve
ming to attend church.
Elmer Qualley motored to Regan
Tuesday.
Edwin Schatz called at the John
Anderson home Saturday.
Alta Shoppers Saturday we're Mr.
and Mrs Fred Bracket. vergil Lee
Edwin. Edmund and Thofield Schatz
John and Henry Scheatfer.
Eddie johnson called at the Henry
Scliatz home FRIDAY.
Gus Sarah aud David Scllatz made
a business trip to McCllsky Saturda,
/. Henry Schata aid son Ed called 81
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Frances
BY MRS. WALTER DIETZMAN

Senus. and Johnny Harms. Hank
Gierkie ana ing Tuft went to Wey-
burn. sask., last week to visit at the
home Of Hank Gierkie's parents. They
returned home Monday evening.
Bill Meth, who lives on the Martin
Burgeous place was q caller at the
Dietzman home Tuesday morning.
Joe Fishe Is busy this week putting
in his winters supply Of coal.
Mrs. r. Brewer and two children OF
Chicago ire visiting at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tebbo
Harms.
John Glum is assisting Chas. Ced-
erStrom with his work for q few days.
w. A. Dietzman and son were CALI
ers at the Joe Fisher home Friday
morning.
Bill Meth has been a frequent call
er at the Elmer Lundquist home the
past week.
p. p. Bliss, John Glum and Law
renee Madland attended the ram sale
at Mandan Friday.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Kershaw, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer LundquiSt and Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Owen and son Paul
and Miss Violet Tooker were busi-
ness callers in Bismarck Friday.
Miss Violet Tooker entered the st.
Alexius hospital Friday for treat
vioiet CHM s~saytne with Miss
Olson, the West Sibley teacher, who
lives at the school house,:
The Three Leaf Clover Home
makers clubefnet at the home OF Mrs.
VIM. Kershaw with eight members
present. Mrs. T. Harms and Mrs.
Kershaw, the project leaders. gave
interesting talks on canning and
storing vegetables. They also demon
strated steam pressure canning. The
Homemakers r planning to enter
tain their husbands on Nov. 9th. The
next meeting Will be with Mrs. Floyd
Owen, Nov. 18th.
MI. and Mrs. Dietzman were shop
pers In Bismarck Wednesday and also
went to see their daughter. Mrs. s. E.
Gibson, who is q patient at the Bis
marck hospital.
Jake Merkle was q caller at the
Dietzman home Thursday morning.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. Wachal were
callers at the F. L. Owen home Fri
day morning.
Floyd Owen helped Mi. Wachal
drive cattle to Mckenzie Saturday.
Mino Harms was q caller at the
Owen and Dietzman homes satur-
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moffitt were callers
at the Owen home Sunday evening.
Mino Harms took his mother and
sister. Mrs. r. Brewer to Dunseith
Saturday to visit over Sunday with
Miss .Tena. who IS q patient at the
Dunseith sanitarium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cedric Craig and
daughter Josephine were callers at
the Geo. Wachal home Friday after
noon.
Adam Schauer dedicated hts new
barn with a dance Saturday night.
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in Mckenzie Wednesday {

caller in Mckenzie Wednesday, Of
last week.
Floyd and Irene Anderson cam,
home from Bismarck Friday night K
spend the weekend at their parenta
home here.
Mi. Erickson was &C aller at thu
Geo. Pettis home Sunday.
Pete Lundquist called Thursday al
Trygg school No. /, to get Viole,
Spangberg. Gerald and Gwendolyr
Nelson. and took them to the Geo. F
Nelson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Habeck and
Mrs. John Habeck motored to Bis.
rnarck Saturday on business.
McFadden and son from Wiltor
came out Saturday to the George F.
Nelson home to look at some cattle
The Trygg Cederhill Homemakers
club met Thursday at the home OF
Mrs. Geo. F.. Nelson. Seven members
we're present and eight visitors Mrs
Albin Spangberg. project leader, gave
q talk on how to can carrots. After
the conclusion of the meeting a plate
luncheon was served by the hostess
It was decided the next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Nels
Nelson on the 18th Of November. The
club members also celebrated Gertie
Mae Nelson's birthday the same day
She received several gifts.
Several from here motored to Bis
marck Friday night to attend the
play Ole I. Skratthult gave at the
Rex Theatre at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Alex Lundquist and Pete were
visitors at the Albin Spangberg home
Saturday.
Mrs. Albin spangberg and Violet
and Mrs. Alex Lundquist and Pete
motored to Bismarck Saturday on
some business engagements.
Fred Habeck got a man from
Sterling to go with the car Of live
stock, poultry and household goods
from Mckenzie Saturday to Lime
Greek, MINI.
Several from here attended the
barn dance Saturday night at the
Adam Schauer home near Menoken.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. F. Nelson. Ger
VAC MdC dIlu 1WCAluOAJAls VdliCO 0dVs
urday night at the John Risch home,
also transacted business In Baldwin.
There are only six pupils left in
Trygg school No. 1, where Emma Mel
son teaches, since Florence and Or
Vile Habeck moved to Lime Greek,
MINI.
Willie and Lille Jiras called Sat-
urday night at. the Geo. F.. Nelson
home.
Mi. and Mrs. Fred Habeck, OrVille
and Florence left Sunday morning by
car for their former home at Lime
Greek and Fulda, MINI. Raymond
johnson from near Sterling accom-
panied them.
Ole Dune from Regain and Nc
Fadden from Wilton, were luncheon
guests Sunday at the Geo. F. Nelson
home. while looking at some cattle.
Mrs. Carl Stelk who has been visit
ing here with her sister, Mrs. Ed
Lundquist and Gene Cunningham.
will leave for Bismarck in the near
future.
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The Lee nome. near McClusky. Wed

the Lee hume. near McClusky. Wed
nesday.
Dan and Alfred Rinhart visited at
the home Of their parents Tuesday.
Gus Schatz, Emil johnson and Fred
Bracket. who spent a few weeks In
Canada. returned to their homes
Thursday.
Karl Schatz is spending a few days
at st. Paul, where he went with a
carload of cattle.
Charlie Larson called at the H.
Schatz nome Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Qualley and
Mrs. l.. Adams were P~ickardville
shoppers Thursday.
Gus, Sarah. Pauline and Ed Schatz
visited John Stroh's Friday evening.
Thof;eld Schatz vas q caller at the
L. Adams home Saturday.
Alfred Rinhart made q trip to the
coal mine Wednesday.
John j. Dahl from McClusky was
q business caller at the Hank and Ed
Schatz home Wednesday.
Edwin ana Edmund Schatz were
callers at the John Anderson home
Tuesday.
John stroh motored to McClusky
Saturday.
Karl Schatz and son Edmund has
been helping Henry Schatz move
their house Thursday and Friday.
Edmund and Edwin .Schatz were
callers at the John Stroh home
Tuesday.
John Stroh, Aferham Scheffer and
Jake Fry called at the Karl Schatz
home Thursday.
Gus, Edmund, and Edwin Schatz
called at the Henry Schaeffer home
Thursday.
John and Henry Scheaffer were
callers at the Fred Warner home Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Coombs were
Pickardville shoppers Friday.
Karl 6chatz and son Gus motored
to Pickardville and Mercer Friday.
Sarah and Paliline Schatz spent
the weekend with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Karl Schatz.
Edmund and Edward Schatz and
Aferham Scheffer and Ralph Ander-
son drove a load Of cattle to Pickard-
vile Friday.
Joe Diede of near Pickardville
spent a few days at his home, where
Mrs. L. Adams lives. He repaired q
well.
Andrew Akerman Of Wilton visited
at the Fred Bender home Sunday.
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Regain
Nv BURDELLA b. HELGESON

The American Legion auxiliary held
the regular meeting in the Log CABIN,
Thursday afternoon. The members
voted to fill three Christmas bags tor
service men as requested by the Red
Cross, Plans were also made for the
annual ArmiStice day dinner, details
of which will be announced later.
After the business meeting a lunch
was served by the h%ostesses, Mes
Games VIM. Nicholson and G. l.. Ma
lone. Mrs. A. H. Lundberg vii! be
l,ostess to the next regular meeting.
The Congregational Ladies Aid held
tne,r regular meeting at the Carl
Berg home. Wednesday afternoon.
Plans were made for the annual DIM
Ter and sale of fancy work which is
10 be held some time In November.
Mr.. and Mrs.sA. F. Tourtlotte mo-
lored to Bismarck Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Krause and family
have moved into the Regain hotel
recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Thum.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. 'Hochalter and
family have purchased the residence
formerly occupied by the A. Lehr
family.
H. E. Helgeson Of Lem township
was a business caller here Thursday
Mrs. A. L. Garnes and Miss Irene
Malsby motored to Bismarck Tuesday
evening.
A. L. Garnes transacted business ir
Bismarck last week.
Mrs. A. H. Helgeson and Mis-.
Gladys Burdette motored to Bismarck
Saturday afternoon.
The dance which was scheduled fol
Saturday evening was postponed or
account of the rain and bad roads
however, there will be a dance In thu
Log Cabin Saturday, October 18th, i
weather permits.
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Hazlegrove
BY MRS. RAY HAZLEGROyE

Ray Hazlegrove and hired help
drove cattle to Tuttle Monday for
himself and also. some for Frank
Gray.
Frank Gray was in futile Monday
on business.
1t was a mistake about MI. and
Mrs. Frank Gray and Miss Opal
Gray taking Mrs. s. o. Gray to Pet
tibone last Sunday as they did not
go on account Of bad roads.
Ray Hazlegrove called at the Elmer
Perry farm Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove and
MI. and Mrs. Albert Gray and son
Jimmy and Harold Kraft were at the
Frank Gray home Wednesday.
Albert Gray is fencing the Will
Thieling schoolhouse and building q
barn there.
Mrs. s. o. Gray who has been Wis.
ltlng at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gray returned to Pettibone on
the train Thursday.
Albert Gray and his mother, Mrs.
5. O. Gray and Joe Cook Jr. expect
to leave for South Dakota and Iowa
some time next week. Mrs, s. o.
Gray Is to visit at the George Gray
home in South Dakota and the men
to pick corn in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray and Miss
opal Gray are going to move on to
the E. e. Russo farm. one Of the incest
places In the country.
We were sorry to hear that Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Hutchinson had to
take their baby to the hospital. We
ave not heard what the trouble was.
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert SWEET and
son were in futile Friday shopping.
Miss Lorene Hawkins and her
brother John and their neighbor and
his wife were in Tuttle Friday Shop
ping and Miss Wilma Hawkins re.
turned home with them for the week.
end.
Elmer Perry was a business caller
In Tuttle Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove were
shoppers in Tuttle Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Schmiezer left
a while back for Nebraska to visit
relatives.
Alex Sthmiezer was in futile on
business Friday.
Frank Gray was in Tuttle on BUSH
ness Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray and Miss
Opal Gray and MI. and Mrs. Raw
Hazlegrove were dinner guests at the
Elmer Perry home Sunday.
Ed Wagner and Miss Pauline Wolff
called at Elmer Perry's Sunday aft
ernOOn.
There was a Sunday school con:
vention held at Dawson Sunday. Oct.
18th.
Ernest Olstead called at the Frank
Gray home Sunday forenoon on bus
mess matters.
Walter sauter and Mist Lydia Lind
we're married Thursday at the Lteno
home south Of 1uttle. We join their
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Glen View
BY MRS. LARS JACOBSON

Word was received Of the birth. of q
daughter to MI. and Mrs. Budd
Windmill Of Michigan, recently, Mrs.
Windmill Is q daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. DeLohg Of this district.
Two weddings OF interest occurred
in this vicinity last week. Miss Helen
Strandemo and Edward Seminar OF
Baldwin were married Wednesday
and Saturday Miss Lorraine Engel-
man and Lowell Christianson spoke
their wedding vows. Both marriages
took place In Bismarck. The happy
young couples will reside on farms
In his community.
Mrs. Elsie Erstrom received word
OF the sad and sudden death Of her
brother in-law in Minnesota recently,
Edythe Goldsbery and Violet john
SON visited at the Ed Strandemo
home Monday.
Grace and Ray Simmons spent
Thursday evening at the Lars Jacob
son home.
Is Mrs. Walter Simmons and Grace
visited at the Tom Morgan home
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Erstrom and
family visited at the Walter Simmons
home Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars jacobson spent
Friday evening at the Alex Oshanyk
home in Wilton.
+ Mr.. and MRS. Bill Larson were
business callers In the capital city
Friday. !
Willard jacobson visited at the FL
mer Schoolcraft home Saturday eve
ming.
The Monroes. McAvoys. Lewis Hol.
dens, Portykas, Murrays and Spitzers
were among the shoppers in the cap
ital city Saturday.
Miss Runey and the new county
agent visited the schools in this dis
trict Monday.
Florence Little and Fred Nelson Of
Baldwin. were in this community Fri
day evening. hunting stray cattle.
Violet johnson spent Sunday aft
ernoon ut the Chester Erstrom home
Miss Olga Neugebaur who teaches
school No. 3. was absent from her du-
ties several days last week due to i'll
ness. /.
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Mckenzie
By R T. T. HUGHES

Reverend and Mrs. H. A. Zeller Of
Noonen, N. D., were visiting friends
In Mckenzie Tuesday evening.
Mrs. George Manly accompanied
by Mrs. Isabelle Colby and Mrs. M
"a. Doucette were callers in Sterling
Tuesday night. En- route home they
visited Mrs. e. L. Adams. Mrs. T.
Hughes was also q visitor at the
Adams home Tuesday evening.
Nj. and Mrs. L. E. Heaton are the
parents of a baby girl born Tuesday
at the st. Alexius hospital.
MI. and Mrs. E. i. Adams were
Monday visitors Of Mrs. Hilma Adams
of Moffit.
The Ladies Aid was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Walter
Durfee. It was decided to serve lunch
election day and to give a supper
November IA. Lovely refreshments
were served by the hostess assisted
by her daughter Mrs. Lee Meth, five
dollars and 60 cents was taken in
Out-of-town visitors at the meeting
were Mrs. Cora Paul and Mrs. H. F.
Pearson and little sons of Bismarck
Wendell Hendershott has been on
the sick list the past week with ton
silitis.
Mrs. G. A. Lendell of Washburn
spent several days Of last week visit
1na her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Long.
The chicken supper given in the
nall Thursday evening by the Royal
Nelghbors proved a success. A large
crowd from Bismarck and near by
towns attended. 5000 was cleared.
Gust Petroff was a Bismarck Wis
ator Saturday.
Another picnic was enjoyed by the
schools teachers and pupils Wednes-
uay evening at the Menoken picnic
grounds. Those attending were, Miss
Ruth Cordner. Frank Barner. Ruth
Lewis. Loretta Sanborn. Avanelle
Fllingson. Myrtle Martin. Claudia
Ripley. Gladys and Bill Durfee. Ger
cid and Madeline Boren.. Sylvester
McCloskey, Russell Swanick and
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Baskerville
By R ROY LITTLE

Mrs. Jake Fisher called at the Carl
Berg home Tuesday.
Harry Davenport motored to Will
ton Monday afternoon.
Earl and George M6wder called
at the Frank Nicholson home Tues
day forenoon.
The Regain Ladies Aid met at the
Carl Berg home Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. Berg and Mrs. Jake
Fisher being the hostesses.
The Garfield Ladies Aid met at
the G.. Wilkinson home Wednesday
afternoon. After the business meet
ing q potluck lunch was served.
Mrs. VIM. Mickelsen and Mrs
Glenn Malone were hostesses to the
American Legion auxiliary in the Le-
gion cabin Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. G. Manning and son Earl lett
by car Tuesday for points in Iowa,
South Dakota and Minnesota where
they will spend some time visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Mickelsen were
Capital City callers Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. Earl Mowder and Mrs. Roy
Littl. spent Friday afternoon at the
Homer Taylor home to make plans
:or the chicken pie supper which the
Garfield Ladies Aid are sponsoring
1t the schoolhouse Halloween eve
ming.
Mars. Harry Davenport motored to
Wilton Friday afternoon, Charlotte
returned home with her to spend the
weekend.
Melinda Manning spent the week
end at her home here.
Earl and George Mowder motored
to the Capital City Saturday.
Lloyd Knudson motored to Bis
marck Friday evening to get his
mother. She will spend several days
here helping move to the John Howe
farm which they have rented for the
coming year.
Owing to the diSagreeable weather
and muddy roads the dance which
was to be held in the Cabin Saturday
evening vas postponed. The music
was unable to get here.
Emma Coleman spent the week
end at the Manning home.
Ole Void was q Regan caller Sat-
urday afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. Roy Mccullough anC
children were Friday afternoon call
ers at the Bert Danielon home.
Melinda Manning entertained sew
eral young folks at her home Sunday
evening.
Mrs. VIM. Mickelsen and children
spent Monday afternoon at the Uhde
home.
The Garfield Ladies Aid are having
\ chicken pie supper and program at
the Garfield Schoolhouse October
e1st, beginning at six o'clock.
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Trygg
BY GLADYS NELSON

Alvin Trygg sprained his arm
one day this week. when he fell from
his horse. go. ,e
Geo. F. Nelson made q trip to Re-
gan Monday by truck. En- route home
he broke some part on the truck and
left 1t at the Clarence Scott home
with Albin Spangberg who also
hauled grain to Regain by truck.
Gertie May Nelson was q social
caller Wednesday at the Charlie
Farrell home.
Charlie Farrell assisted the Nelson
boys stack corn a few days this week.
and hauling it in from the field.
Florence Habeck vas an over night
guest Wednesday at the Albin Spang-
berg home with Violet.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Habeck called
at the Geo. F. Nelson home We'd
nesday night.
Geo. F. Nelson and Martin were
callers Monday at the w. H. Brown
home.
MI. and Mrs. Abin Spangberg mo-
tored to Bismarck Tuesday on a
business mission. Mrs. Spangberg is
one of the project leaders of the
! Cederhill Homemakers club and at
tended a meeting held at the Associ-
alton of Commerce rooms. A pro-
gram Of food topics given by Miss
Ruth Dawson nutrition expert from
the Agricultural college. Mrs. Trygg
is the other project leader but was
not able to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Habeck motored
to Bismarck Wednesday attending to
some business interests.
Geo. F. Nelson made a trip with w.
H. Brown who hauled a load Of grain
Wednesday to Regan by truck for the
Nelson boys.
Orville Habeck visited Wednesday
after school at the John Anderson
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Habeck stopped
at the Martin Nelson home Wednes-
day on legal business, also at the
John Anderson home where they took
Orville home.
Mrs. Alex Lundquist viii leave In
the near future for Killdeer, where
she will visit, her daughter. Mrs. Bert
Foist a while and later secure q posi-
tiou and will be gone all winter.
John Rue who has been. out here
at his farm all. summer remodeling
his house will return to Bismarck In
the near future.
Arthur .Magmus made a trip to
Bismarck Thursday on a business
"lS2lOH. 80
Leroy Rocker and family moved in
the John Rue house. where they Will
occupy several rooms for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson and FAM
lily motored to Bismarck the previous
Saturday on "a shopping trip.
Mrs. Alex Lundquist was a recent
visitor at the John Olson home.
Geo. F.. Nelson and Gwendolyn,
were callers at the Charlie Farrell
home Thursday night. !
Grandma Trygg who stays here
with her son Charles, wal on the sick
list last week.
John Habeck from Mckenzie was
here Thursday and took q load Of
Fred Habeck's property to Mckenzie.
Martin and Geo. F. Nelson ard w.
H Brown motored north Of Regain
and purchased some hogs.
Lenura Hedstrorn came home the
p1 evious Friday from Wing to spend
the weekend with her parents here.
Harry Hedstrom'S.
Emil Hogue. Mrs. Eta jenkins and
daughter and two grandchildren,
were callers the previous Sunday ct
the Geo. Pettis home.
Leroy Rocker was q business caller
this weekend at Haselton. Temvik
and Linton. He returned home Sun.
day. He was accompanied by his
brother Biel.-.
Mrs. Geo. Eettis VAS business
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Menoken preached a farewell sermon
Sunday. He will move to Ashley, N.
D. and Rev. D. A. Van Horn Is the
coming pastor.
Edd Klepstein Of Groton, s. D.
came Monday to visit relatives near
Menoken. En- route here he visited
a week with hts sister, Mrs. Chas.
Soule Of Hazelton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Seiber and
family motored to Hazelton Sunday
visiting Mrs. Seiber's brother. Ber-
nard Wengle and family.
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David Crockett was D member OF
the United States congress for three
terms-from 1927 to 1881. and again
from 1883 to 1885. HIS opposition to
President jackson led to his defeat.
Nogales international., 1930-03-14
EVANGELIST TO
SPEAK IN CITY

zone Corner of the Bed" and
what Is In Your Hand?" will be
the sermon subjects for Monday and
Tuesday evenings respectively, be-
ginning q two weeks evangelistic
meeting at the First Baptist Church.
Rev. r. s. Beal, pastor of the First
Baptist Church. of Tucson, and a
former president Of the Arizona
Baptist Convention, will be the ev-
angelist. Beginning Monday, March
seventeenth, he will speak each eve
ming at Seven-t thirty.
Rev. Beal, who has pastored the
First Baptist Church of Tucson for
over twelve years is widely known
as an able evangelist and eminent
ly successful church builder. Under
his leadership, the membership of
the Tucson Church has increased
from less than two hundred to over
twelve hundred, has built splen-
did new church building, and has
contributed sixty young people to
full-time Christian service.
Nogales international., 1930-03-14
SCOTT WHITE SEEKING DEMO
NOMINATION SECRETARY STATE
Is First Formal Entry In Race Fo1
Democratic Nomination For
Secretary Of State

an overwhelming majority, and was
reelected twice, serving as sheriff
for six terms. He also served Co.
chise county as supervisor for a
number of years, and represented
that county in the 18th Territorial
legislature in 1887. He served as re-
ceiver of the public land office in
Phoenix for five years, under ap-
pointment of President Wilson. Mr..
White was appointed by Governor
Hunt as warden Of the state prison
in 1926 and served until 1929.
"I have tried to be faithful and
worthy in both private and public
life during the half-century I have
resided in Arizona" said Mr.. White.
"It has been a privilege for me to
live and work in Arizona and I
shall appreciate it if the voters OF
Arizona grant me the opportunity
to round out my career with SER
vice as secretary of state"
Nogales international., 1930-03-14
Legion Gives Medals
To Lowe, Edwards

A feature of Wednesday evenings
meeting by Ridge-Igo post. Of the
American Legion, was the presenta-
ton of citations and medals to two
of Nogales' well known citizens in
recognition of outstanding service
rendered the Legion during the past
few years.
Chief of Police ]. j. Lowe and
Collector of Customs Fred Edwards
were the recipients of this signal
honor which was bestowed upon
them by the 40 and society with
Chief de Guirre Harry Conner pre-
siding.
Immediately after the regular
meeting post commander Al Cas-
taneda surrendered the gavel to
Chief de Guirre Harry Conner who
made the presentations in behalf
of his society.