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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-22

ereational club which will meet on
alternate Thursday evenings IN
each month.
The first meeting was held n
vening during the past week at
e Legion club rooms, with
ancing and cards affording amuse-
.lent.
Mrs. Wallace Allen was elected
secretary. A finance committee was
appointed composed Of Murray
Howe and Wallace Allen, and a
constitution and by laws commit
tee. composed Of Eric Green. Mrs.
Ray Harrell and Mrs. Murray
Hawze.
Charter members Of the organiZa-
ton include Messrs. and Mesdames
NJ. j. Hawze. Eric Green, Ray
Harrell. Ed Hauff Fl. z. Peters Ben
jenkins. z. z. McManus. Wallace
Allen. Howell Newly, Fred John
son and A. j.. Thomas.
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REGULAR MEET
HELD

The Baptist Auxiliary met at the
home OF Mrs. ID. j. Swartz. Mrs.
John Brisco conducted the lesson
in Royal Service. being assisted
by Mesdames Frank Avaut. S. c.
Bates. G.. <. Watson. Frank Har-
rison. A. Z. Harrington and z. G..
Balger.
Mrs. Fleet Lentz led the devo-
tional.
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COUPLE WE'D IN
SAN ANTONIO

Miss Ella Bray Of Robstown ana
N. L. David OF this city were
married in San Antonio Monday
evening at the home Of the Rev
II. q. Ball. Baptist minister OF that
city. who performed the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. David will return
70 Mercedes where Mr.. David Is
employed by the Gulf Refining
company.
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ENTERTAINS AT
LUNCHEON

An especially enjoyable meeting of
the Idlers club was held Tuesday
when Mrs. Mary T.. Pfeiffer enter
tanned other members Of the club
with a luncheon at her home. ISL
North Reagan avenue. Luxuriant
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Guests Complimented
Mercedes Society
At Series ofAffairs
Mercedes Society
Especial To The Herald.)

MERCEDES, June 21-Mr. and Mrs. M T. Jones OF Cleveland, Miss
and Mrs. 3. P. Jones Of Epps, Alabama, guests in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Jones. have been named guests Of honor at a number Of
delightful social affairs.
Mr.. and Mr.. John {. Jones we're hosts at the first Of a series Of enter
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SWTNF-PTCNTC AFFAIR
BY GROUP

Nh. and Mrs. J.. M. Allen. MISS
Jennie Frederick. Miss Bernlce
Frederick and Jack Duncan. Jr-
of Bartlett. Texas. house guests
in the home of Mrs. c. B. Durson.
were honor guests at q most en-
iovable swimming party az Val
Verde. one evening during the
past week.
After two hours spent in the
water a picnic lunch was served
Others making up this enjoyable
marty were Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Dunson and their house guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sullivan. Miss
Eileen Sullivan and Miss Mary
beavers. all Of Laurel. Miss. MFR
and Mrs. Tony Rupert. Misses
Hortense and Kathleen DTnTon
and Guy Dunson.
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With sleeves diminishing. sum-
mel coats increase in the formal
ity of their cuts. Cape sleeves, three
quarter bell sleeves, tight elbow
sleeves with flaring cuffs and 9TH
err interesting designs are being
worked out.
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CIRCLES MEET IN
JOINT MISSION

Mountain Missions formed a
most interesting subject for the
program at the meeting of the
Presbyterian auxiliary on Tuesday
afternoon. the several circles meet
ing in joint session at the church,
with Mrs. J. M."Pace presiding,
and the devotional being led by
Mrs. 4. B. Wilmer.
Mrs. Willard Agnew had charge
Of the program. the theme being
Placing our tasks among the
hills. She was ably assisted by
Mrs. w. w. De Cell. Mrs. w. f..
Copeland and Mrs. Fl. +. Bennett
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OUTING PARTY
ENJOYED

An outing party al Point Isabel
over the weekend was composed Of
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Protective Society
To Meet June "a
fSpecial TO The Herald

MISSION. June 2i.-The next
meeting OF the Farmers Protective
society has been called TO be held
at the Lions park next Tuesday
evening. June "a.
It will be in the nature Of a pic
mic. and all interested are welcome.
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MRS. TOLSON
ERT

The Coterie Bridge club spent e
pleasant afternoon on WEDNESDAY
10 the home of Mrs. Art Tolson.
In the games Of auction bridge
high score trophy fell 70 Mrs
Charles Hupp and consolation 70
Mrs. Rudolph M~aierhofer. Guest
prize was won by Miss Mary Fran
ces Haynes.
A r~efreshment course followed
the rames. course being placed for
-fezlnmes Harold Stuart, p w.
perkins. Fred Brooks. William
COPELAND. John Herndon. Alan
rfvistendahl. II. j. Neuton and
Henry Lcundardale.
FITS GREEN HEADS
REV CLUB
MS. Eric Green has been elected
chairman Of a newly organized re-
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Tanecne zabavy
CARD PARTY v OSADE SV
CYRILLA A METHODA,
M. j. l..

Made zcny pri osadc Svattho
Cyrilla Methoda usporiadajd V
stredu, 19. novembra Gard Party
skolskej Sieni, ma ktort povola-
vain vsctklch osadnikov slo-
venskt obecenstvo. Xaciatok O pol
9. hodine. Dane budu peknr ceny
a dobra zabava je zaistcna. ka-
zdF nam bude srdecne vitanT.
Vo WHORE, ktorr bude veGie-
rok riadit', sd Mrs. John Closer,
Mrs. John Zemiansky, 81. Mildred
Steiner, 81. Anna Mandula, ST..
Betty Buddie, 81. Helen SaIata.
81. Gcnevieva Sovik.
Hrat' Sd .bude bridge 500. Ci-
sty d6chodok V prospech kostola.
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Spolkove zpravy
OZNAMENIE UDOM &. 25.
I. K. s. J.

Cfslo 25. |. X. S. j. oznamuje
svojim ndom, ze riadna sch6dza,
ktora mala byt' ma 16., je prelo-
zena ma %. novembra. Plfcina
prelozenia je, ae pri osade je slav-
nest 30. vyrocia. Udovia al I'D
kyne Stl ziadanf, ably sa v jak maj
vaesom poGte tajtjo sslavnosti I'll
e. G'tnily a to rAno ma Sv. omsu, po
o1pd2 ma posviacku americkej "a
stavy a vptcr na divadeInt pred
Stavenie a ma banket.
ktori vzdialeni ndovia by 81
chceli svoje prispevky zaplatit' ma
l6., tax to brat n6tovnik vel'mi
vd'acne prime.
Sine S ilctou
Jozef Martinko, predseda
Andrej Adamko, zapisnlk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-14

ce uz mas vyberalf do mars kom-
panii, to jest do pol'a. Vyvolavali
naSe mena, vyvolali mole. Po-
slaIi mas po novH oblek. Nahadza-
Ii mi plnil deku (prikryvku), re
som to ledva dovliekOl do izby,
kde som spal. ia som to vSetko
popakoval do bornova a sprObo-
val som vstat' so zpme. Zodvihnnl
som sa tNm vSctkym. ale mi az
o6i vypuGilo A catar, ktorI to vi
del, skrikol ma mia: Ty RECRUIT.
mySlIS, Zc to NJ vSetkOo A dveSto-
Styridsat' ostrIch kde mas? TAX
vtedy som NJ zapIakal, $e jako ia
pone>iem takn t'azobu. Dna 1J.
januara uz mas vojenSkA banda
vyprevadzala na stanicu. Bola
vtedy vel 'ka zima. Sli smc cpz
Folsko na ruSki hranicu. Ked'
SINE doSh na ostatniu stanicu, ka-
pltan r0Zkazal zosadat. POstavili
mas do radu a kazdfmu dali tych
240 ostr[ch. AZ vtedy prisla t'a-
zoba ma chrbat. Paru dni SINE sa
pocvitili "a frontom a tax mas po-
deliIi po celom regimente. My dva-
ia krajani jednej dedinky SINE
Sa drzali pospolu. PriSli SINE do
prvej linie k naSim sidruhom.
Ntedy bolo ticho, sedeli pri ohni
mali kosele sobleGene a kefv V
rukach - cesali so seba vsi. Ver-
te, take jak crvy. ia vrav1m: La
co, vidis, co ii robiao On odpove-
da: Al ty ich budes mat uz zaj-
ira. Neru sa al tax stalo. TAX IRA
ly, ze som 81 kozu al do kosti TO-
dral.
Y mali 1916 Rusko zaGalo o.
hromnn ofenzivu prot nam. Ka-
nony talk billy, co sa len talk zem
triasla. Ami svoju pusku nepotu-
Ii SINE vystrelit' len co SINE poci
till, ked mas stuchla do pIeca. V
noel zacali Rusi ltotit' ma mas.
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Vtedy mas vyhnali z nasich zakop
a museli sme, ktory mohol, so Ii
votom utekat'. MOI kamarat sa
mi vtedy ztratiI bez stopy. Az ma
druhy den som prisiel ku svoJim.
HI'adim. kde sn Il chIapi. Spy
tam sa kadeta. kde sn ostatnl?
Odpovpdal: Rusi abrali a ostatok
pobitf. Pytam sa, ci nevideli MOI
no krajana, a odpovedali mi, ze
zmiznul bcz stopy. Y celej kom-
panic SiSlo Sa mas Spolu dvana>t'
muzov, jedon kadet jeden mad
porucik. Poslali nam novIch chla-
pov a zaplnili kompaniu. Netrva-
10 dlho a RuSi zaS napredovali.
kanony len talk prehadzovaly zem
s jcdncj strany zakop na druhn.
V rtejto strel'be dostal som dve
srapnelove rany. talk som odpadol
ma zem. Ked som videl, &c sa zle
pokazuje, ze treba utekat', talk
som sa ma bruchu t'ahal asi jednu
mil II. bo gul'ky len tax trest ally
ponad hIavu. Som sa ceII dollrva-
cany pritiahol do druhej llnie.
Tam sa ma spItali. jako ide na
predku a rany mi zaviazali a od-
niesli ma XII vozom, co uz cakaly
na ranenIch. Dva dni nam vzalo
ma voze, kym SINE dosli ku zelez-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-14
sCHODZA SBORU 211. K. so.
KOLOV MA sTEELTON.

Slovensky Katolicky Sokol, Sb.
211. ma Steelton bude mat svo-
ju sch6dzu ma budi1cu nedel II, 16.
novembra. Cteni bratia Sokoli, tn
sa vam dava ma vedomost', ably
ste sa dostavili ma tito schodzu.
ktora bude o 2. hodine popoludni
V miestnosti pod kostolom Najsv.
Mena Jezis. Teda bratia, ked re
ste neboli "a cely rok ma sch6-
dzl, tax vas ziadam aspon teraz
~ ma konci roka prid'te ma tych
par sch6dz a vyrovnajte sa tax
po bratsky, jako sa patri ma ka-
zdfho spolubrata. Ostavam s L.
ctOu
Jan Magda, sprivca.
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pod kOstolom Sv. Jana Krstitel'a.
s bratskym pozdravom
Hugo Wantz, predseda.
SCH0DZA ODB, 46. ZIVENY

Odbor 46. ziveny oznamuje
svojim lidkyniam, ze sch6dza bu-
de doraz po sv. omSi o !. hodine
po obede V nedel'u, DO po obede
o pol 3. bude posviacka zastavy
a vecer jubilarny banket osady.
TAX ziadam iidkyne, ably sa kazda
naGas dostavila a kazda mech 81
Svoj dlh vyrovna.
Sestry mile, vsimnite 81 tohto.
To uz d ale.i tax nem6ze ist'. AM
teraz nemame rozpocet zaslanr
preto, ze Idkyne dlhujI. lnac bu.
lpme muS.et' povylucovat.
Zostavam uctou
Maria Melek, preds.
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L'UDIA ST zIADAJU
VOJNU, 30 NEMAJU
PRACE.

Prave je tomu dvanast' rokov,
ked' som prisiel 70 svetovej voj-
ny domov. TAX Sa dobre pama-
tam, co je vojna.
Ked' prveho augusta roku 1914
prisiel mObilizatny rozkaz. IL ka-
zdy muz vo veku q do AZ rol1ov
sa muSi odobrat cd svojej rOdi-
ny a behom dvadsat 'styri hodin
narukovat' k svojmu pluku, kaz-
d% boil strachom d hr1zou naplne-
ny. Nastal plac narek vefkI.
ManzelIly, deti, otcovia, maiky
nariekali proSiIi Boha, ably Sa
ieh prlbuzni St 'aStlive vratili 2
vojny domov. Talk TO vsetko slo
ma stanicu vlaky vozily kazdeho
ku jeho regimentu. Ma Vianoce
w SINE poGuli kanony b1chat' az
sa zem 'triasla. I'ol vel Ky Strach,
ze pridu MoskaIi mas pozern
lIovorilo sa 0 Mich, ze main led
no oko ma cele dIhl nos ze I;u-
dl jedia. Kazdy Sa bal, ze bude
pokrmom pre- MoSkal 'ov. Nepre-
siel dlhy cas- a Moskal 'ov (Rusov)
SINE videli ma stanici, ako ich
viezli vo vlakoch do zajatia. TAX
sme sa vel'mi divili. ze sn to taxi
l'udia, ako al my.
V roku 1915 som NAL uz 1S ro
kov. Prislo oznamenie, ze muslin
ist ma asentlrku. TAX sme sli pia-
ii nasej dedinky. Dvoch mas
wall "a vojakov a troch ME. Pri-
siel som domov vesely, re som uz
vojak. Ale ked Is. oktobra 1918
mi priSlO pOvOlanie, lie muslin Sa
postavit' do mesta PreSova ku g..
regimentu, to w bolo 20 radosti.
4 PreSova mas wall do Uzhorodu.
kde mas ostro cviGiIi a ma Viano-
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SEDLIACKY BAL.

Sokoli od Sboru 146. S. #. j.
SOkol msporiadaj1 vel'ku tanec-
MI Zabavu V slovenskom kroji
dina 26. novembra Sokolovni ma
Washington st. Ctene slovenske
obccenstvo je srdecne povolan6
tejto zabavy sa z1castnit'. Mech
pride kazdy, komu mono v slo-
venskom kroji, lebo bud1 dane
pekne odmeny tym, ktori bud1
mat najkrajsie slovensk6 kroje.
Je to uz posledna tanecna zabava
Sokolov pred Vianocami. Tato "a
bava bude v stredu vecer pred
Thanksgiving Day, tax ze ma dru.
hy den 81 m6ze kazdy dobre od-
pocinnt'. Hrat' bude vyborna Or
chestra ako vzdy predtym. Zaeia-
tok s. vecer "a dobrd zabavu
pre- kazdeho, ci stareho ci mia
deho uz vopred ruei Vybor.
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20 SCHODZE SLOW. POLIT.
KLUBU V HASELTON.

Minulej nedele, 9. okt. Slov.
Polit. Klub V Haselton vydrzia-
val riadnu sch0dzn, ma ktorej pri-
tommy boil Jozef Moore, iictovnik
mesta Campbell, Martin Hasky,
koncilman 4. wardy mesta Camp
bell dost' hodny pocet clenov.
Sch6dza trvala asi 2 hodiny a
bola vel mi poucna pre- tych, kto-
ri boil pritomni. Najsamprv pri-
Sly ma pretras posledne vol'by,
lebo ako Slov. Noviny pisaly. re
mnoho nasich volicov V Campbell
nevedelo, ako sa votuje. Nemy-
slim ale, ze sn naSi clenovia tom
zahrnuti, lebo mozem poukazat'
len ma jeden prisinkt, kde je 200
hlasov, medzi mimi je ITO sloven-
skych II skoro vsetci prisIncha-
jll do naSho SLOW. Klubu. TAX V
tom prislnkte bol len jeden hlas
vyhodenv. (Vsetka Gest' taktmu
klubu. Pom. red.)
Potom nam p. Jozef Moore po-
dial financnn zpravu mesta Camp
bell. Takllto zpravu este ziaden
nttovnIk mesta Campbell nepodal
nasmu klubu predt%m. Mas klub
vel'mi schvaluje pracu p. Jozefa
Moorea, ktori1 vykonal uz doteraz
pre- mesto Campbell.
Dalej podal zpravu mas koncil.
man Martin Hasky, ktory tie5
pracuje Ia nasu wardu ako mai
lepsie moze. Spomenuf, ze 4stiry ns
Gladstone st. od Little Ave. dc
Center ST. budd hotov6 este tohc
roku. Mas klub' "a tym pracuje ui
blizo diva roxy. Tiez dlazdenie
Courtland Ave. je uz hotove, CO.
mu sa mas konciIman vel'mi pote-
slI tiez al obGania ma tejto ulici
mozu byt' pysni ma to, lebo teraz
maJh jednu z najlepsich ulic v
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-14
OSADNY BAL MA
LANsINGVILLE

Osada Sv. Mateja ma lansing
vile usporiada taneGnii zabavu
ma Thanksgiving Day, q. no.
vembra vecer V Sokolovni ma
Homewood Ave. Ma zabavu ST.
decne povolava vSetkych Slova-
kov a Slovenky z Lansingville a
celeho okolia. Hrat' bude vybor-
ma orchestra, hudbe ktorej neo-
dola nikto vytancrlje sa do v6-
le. Chutnf zakusky napoje bu-
dl V hojnoSti. Prid tie sa zabavit'
medzi mas a neobanujete. Budete
nam vitanf.
Vybor zabavy
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- Slovenska Liga je ysenarod-
"a pstanovizen. vstupujte do nejl
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STRANA 5

nicnej stanici a ma vlakoch mas
veil do Uhorska do PeSti. Tam
som lezal styri mesiace a tax ma
poslali nazad k mojmu regimen-
tn.
Teraz NJ muslin prestat', bo by
toho bolo primoc naraz. Ctenl bra
tia, hoe al nemame prace, to lep-
Sic zijeme, ako vo vojne. Nezia-
date treSt BoM ma seba. ked' YAM
no Bob sam media. Ked len zje-
me skyvu chleba sucheho napl-
jeme sa crstvej vody, to bude mas
zivot V Amerike lcpSi, ako bol.
mas V kraji ma vojne. To nemusl
byt' kava paj ma rano na obed
stick, ked budemp mat al len
chlcba. ncumreme hladom. Mech
Bob chrani. zeby som este raz mu-
sci fst' IA vojnu, radsej by prv
umrel, jako sa tam dostal.
Jestli ct. Redakcia uverejni,
mann mnoho co pisat' Taliansku
a SrbSku. Uen pOslite. Red.)
Som uctou ma vSetkych Gita-
tel 'ov,
Starokrajovy vojak.
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sCH0DZA 6. 731. I. K. s. J.,
MA LANsINGVILLE.

fislo 731. 1KSJ. oznamuje svo-
jim ndom, re dina 23. novembra
budeme odb[vat' roGn1 sch0dzu.
Mech sd hdovia dostavia V lax
najvaesom pocte, lebo sa bude
nOvy ilrad VOLT ma rok 1881,
TAX tiez vyzyvam ndov, aby pe-
maze nepOsielali Diet mi, ale mech
sami pridu svoj dlh vyrovnat'. a.
by nebOlo nedorOzumenie.
Joz. Javorsky, zap
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Campbell.
Tiez sa pojednavalo 0 snizeni
nradnickych platov v Campbell,
ale to bolo ponechane ma vvbor,
ktory poda tom zpravu ma bu-
dncej schodzi. Potion boly podan6
zpravy rozli6nych vyborov pre-
mesta Campbell a Youngstown.
Zpravy podali: Michal Hasaj,
Michal Bartos a Martin Lesnak.
V tom sa sch0dza zakl'ncila pri
naj'epsom poriadku.
M. j. L.
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TANECNA ZABAVA ZENSKE
Ho KLUBU v sTRUTHERs.

Zensky Politicky Klub v Stru-
theirs, @. usporiada tanecn1 zaba-
VII V sobotu, Is. novembra vecer
V Dugasovej hale ma Bridge ST..
Ctene slovenske obecenstvo 70
Struthers a okolia je srdecne po-
zvane. Pri tanci ucinkovat' budc
Zajacova hudba, pri ktorej sa ka-
zdy do v6le vytancuje.. 0 dobrii
zabavu a obcerstvenie ruGi vybor.
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HAsELTONSKY v MEM. POD.
P0RUJGCI sPOLoK TATRA.

Uradnfci ma 1ok 1880 SO nasledovni:
Pretlseda, Martin ipka, 63 Starr st.,
Campbell, Ohio. - Podpredseda, Jan
Basista, 1O1 Haseltine Ave-, Younps.
town, 0. - Zapisnfk, Jozef Kacenga,
1889 Gladstone St., Youn gstown, o. -
Pokladnfk, Michal J. Bartos, 169 Cort.
land St., Campbell, O. - UGtovnfk.
Martin Zentko, 103 Gladstone st..
Campbell, O. - Dozorcovia maietku:
Stefan Antal, SO Gladstone St., Camp.
bell, O., Jozef Kukura, Cortland Ave-,
Campbell, 0. - Dozorca chorych: Ste.
fan Stole, P. o. Box IS Haselton Sta,
Youngstown, O. - Straz: Valent Rov.
der st., SO Gladstone St., Campbell, O.
Sch6d7e ga vydrziavajd kazdt 4. No.
del l'u v mesiaci skole osady Sv. ALI.
betty ma N. Haseltine Ave. 0 2. hodins
popolndnf.
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SCHODZA ODBORU 722. N. s, s
v CAMPBELL,

Odbor 722. N. S. S. Campbell
ziada vsetkych' clenov, ably sa do
stavili ma schodzu vo vaznei "a
lezitosti. Schodza bude V ti1to ne
del'u, 16. nov. 0 2. hOd. popolutlni
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Ked' mate krstiny, svadbu,
pohrab, spolkovf, osadn6 sllv.
most, opfxte nam to = SaIlits uvs.
rejnit do nakich novfn.
Y redakcii.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-09-12
Twelve Years Ago
From The Herald of Sept. ~, 1918

From The Herald of Sept. ~, 1918
Word had been received that
William E. Beck of Sand Creek,
brother of George Beck, had been
killed in action on Aug. 1. Rhody
Tuman from the same locality
was wounded on Aug. 6.
Additional men who left for
Camp Lewis included Jacob W.
Gross, Anton Karge, Ben Kenney,
VIM. w. Mckee, V. e. Dougherty,
George Welzenbach, Walter John
Koch, Carl Williams and Carl
Munter.
The assessed valuation of Wolf
Point was in the neighborhood of
100000.
Garth burns wrote an interest
ing letter from Somewhere in
France. He was not much impress
sed with the French railroads and
said: about the funniest things
l have seen here are the railroads,
so will give you rails an idea of
what they look like. The 'gons"
are six tons capacity and the
boxes are marked 40 men and
eight horses and they have 120
pound steel to run them IN. The
smallest G. N. goat l ever saw
would make about three of the
engines" Burns was lamenting
the lack of good water, and said
he didn't like the wine.
Carl Solberg was in training
with the marines at Mare Island
]. M. Leonard who had a farm
at Medicine Lake threshed a crop
that averaged nine or ten bushels
to the acre on a 800 acre field.
Ethel L. Spooner and William
E. Rae we're married at Great
Falls on Sept. 10. Mr.. Rae ex-
pected soon to leave for Fort
Benjamin Harrison, Indiana.
The 3-year old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Christ Grytness passed
away after an illness of three
weeks.
Johnson and Isachsen were ad-
vertising the Educator Shoe, cor
rectly shaped so as not to crowd
toes.
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Shug the Pup, Story of Peter Pan
for Little People, The Franks OF
the Two Jolly COLLINS, The Brown.
les and the COLLINS, Raynard the
Fox, Croaky Frogs Story, DR.. Doc.
little.
Gene Stratton Porter
Girl of the ~Limberlost, Her
Fathers Daughter.
Other books taken as they are
listed, without classification, in
clude Bar 20 Rides Again, Flash
the Lead Dog, Dog of Flanders,
Covered Wagon and North of SO
by Hough, Chip of the Flying U,
Cardigan, Little Ships, All Quiet
on the Western Front, Case of
Sergeant Grischa, Marco Polo, Jr.,
Romance of Reality, The Harbor,
Grandmother Browns 100 Years,
Gaunt Gray Wolf, Maid of '76,
Maid of Old Manhattan, Aces Up
and For Valor, air adventures, A
Mountain Boyhood, Black Wolf
Pack, Stories to Tell Children,
The Lance of Kanana, Little
Dutch Tulip Girl, The Story of
Roland, Left on the Labrador,
Boots and Saddles, Two Little
Confederates, Biography of a Griz-
Fly, Toby Tyler, Mr.. Stubs broth
er, The Little Indian Weaver, Cap
tain January, Washington's Boy
hood, Little Boy France, Strange
land Bird Life, Shaggy Coat,
Children of. Mountain and Plain,
Ranch of the Oxhide, Lone Bulls
Mistake, Along the Mohawk Trail,
Meadow Brook Girls Under Can
vas, Meadow Brook Girls Across
Country, Meadow Brook Girls
Afoot, Sylvia of the Stubbles,
Sergeant Dick, Little Smoke, Chill
dren of the Alps, Eveli the Little
Singer, Cornelli, Molly Browns
Freshman Days, Molly Browns
Sophomore Days, Molly Browns
Junior Days, Molly Browns Sen
ior Days, Wee Ann, The Story Of
Jeanne D'Ars for Girls, Cadet
Days, The Belt of Seven Totems,
The Outdoor Girls of Deefdale,
the Outdoor Girls in a Saddle, the
Outdoor Girls of Rainbow Lake,
Joan Just a Girl, Cleo's Conquest,
The Trojan Boy, Miss Angela
Adorable, Fireside Stories for
Girls in Their Teens, Donald and
Dorothy Soldier Rigdale, The
White Plume of Navarro, Travels
of a Honk-a-Tonk, America Give
Me A Chance, Americanization' of
Edward Box, Boys Life of Lin
coin, Lincoln the Boy and Man,
Lincoln the World Emancipator,
Wonderful Story Of Lincoln, Rich
ard Caryel, The Clansman, Prom
ised Land, They Who Knock at
Our Gates, Children of the Poor,
Spirit of Youth and the City
Streets, Fifty Orations that have
Won Prizes, Debaters Guide, Sla-
very and Abolition, Westward Elk
pansion, Confederation and Con-
stitution, Reconstruction.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-09-12
OBITUARY
JOHN

John Haakonson was born in
Renville County, Minnesota, Feb.
27, 1888, his parents being Arne
and Ida Haakonson. He was bap-
TIED and confirmed in the Luther
an church at Sacred Heart, MINI.
During the year 1905 he estab-
lished himself upon a homestead
in Bonetraill county, N. Oak. Here
he lived until 1918 when he NOV
ed to a farm near Flaxville, Mont.
1t was during his stay at this last
named place that he became i'll
and went to the home of his
brother at Williston where he
sought medical aid.
About four weeks ago he came
to the General hospital at Wolf
Point, but little could be done
for him as the dread disease,
tuberculosis, had already gained
the upper hand and John Haakon-
son was released from pain and
sickness by passing away Sunday,
oOpt. I'LL, at O-tO d. LII. luS lOCdl
lutheran pastor, Rev. o. R. A.
Tollefson, made frequent calls
during the time the deceased was
at the hospital and the evening
before his death. Holy communion
was administered. Mr.. Haakonson
prayed much during his last days,
and our Lord hears the prayers
of the p%enitent. "He forgives our
transgressions and remembers
them no more"
Burial services were held at the
First Lutheran church of Wolf
Point THE pastor chose as his
text Lu. XII, 1888.
He leaves to mourn three broth
ers and three sisters, Bonnie
Haakonson of Williston, Carl
Haakonson of Minneapolis, Robert
Haakonson of Minneapolis, Mrs.
Sina Aslund of Sacred Heart,
Mimi, Mrs. Olivia Bailey of Will
liston, Mrs. Tilda Iverson of Ogil-
vie, Minn.-Contributed.