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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09
COMMITTEE
GIVEN AT MEETING

An excellent program was given
on Monday. the occasion or the
regular monthly PIT. "A. meeting
held in the Wilson school auditor
ium with Miss Helen Melch as
program director. Zeda Dorset.
Interscholastic Contest entrant, gave
a defamation on General Sam
Houston. "A trio, composed OF the
Misses Zillah Martin. Melrose
Stops and Margaret Potter. sang
several selections. accompanied at
the piano BY Miss Melch, Trees
by Geo. Killam was splendidly rem
dered.
The business session included sew
eral important reports BY the
chairmen Of the different commit
tees: Mrs. u. @. Wood membership:
Mrs. Lila ReitZ, program: Mrs.
Albert McHery, finances. and a
splendid report on the cafeteria by
Miss Alma Norton. the cafeteria
treasurer.
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president; Mrs. r. l.. Looney. Sec
rotary, and Mrs. c. L. Jones. treas
urer.
The re- luton Of respect to the
memory Of Mrs. j. w. SouthTel,
lately deceased member OF the CLUB,
which wa framed Mesdames K.
l.. Looney, II. u. Miles and Doug
lass Mackenzie. was dopted. 1-4e
club voted a sum to be contributed
for the memorial tablet which IS 70
be erected by the Daughters OF the
Confederacy on the scene Of the last
battle Of the Civil War near
Brownsville. x interesting pro-
gram was presented, led by Mrs. c.
l.. Jones. Mrs. Katherine Miller
ably reviewed the book, "All the
Brave Rif'es," by Clc VeI.- 5le,
and criticism was made by Mrs. r.
c. Broaddus. Iced refreshments
were served at close Of the pro-
gram.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Zachman
have returned TO McAllen to live
after spending the past several
months in Longview. Washington.
Mrs. Merwin Hale and children
" Las Cruces. n. NJ. have arrived
Cor a visit with relatives and friends
nIrs. Il. A. Whittenberg Of Man
"a. Missouri returned to her home
this week after spending the win
ter with her sons, II. z. and c..
W~hit.enberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Y. Dismukes
have sold their home in Milmor
addition and will move to Har-
lingen where Mr.. Dismukes will be-
manager of the Valley branch OF
the San Antonio Paper company.
Mrs. B. B. Ekelkamp Of San An
tonic and Paul Sullivan OF St.
Louis. who have been the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". j. Eckelkamp.
left Thursday for their respective
homes. Mrs. Eckelkamp IS Mr.
Eckelkamp's mother and Nj. Sui
Ivan is his uncle.
Mrs. Ida West. who has been
visiting in Los Angeles. Calf. for
the past six weeks has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ". Hendricks
will leave Tuesday for HASTINGS
Nebr.. where they will spend the
summer.
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EASTER THEME Is
X FEATURE

An attractive bridge party Of
Tuesday afternoon was the one
given by Mrs. M. H. Long at her
home Oh North Sixteenth street.
The decorations Of the rooms at
tractiyely carried out the Easter
theme. using spring flowers in flor
al decorations.
The personnel included Mesdames
Smuck. j. Scott Budlong. H. r.
McCord of Upland. California. Nc
Combs. and schoolmastSr OF Penn
sylvania, A. L. Hart, II. w. Malone,
Paul D. Miller, Sam Bazzell, Steph-
en- Jones. r. M. Bounds. "A Nix.
A. A. Bonneau. Howard Tullis. Hal
Ramsey and X. G. Mechanics.
There were four prizes awarded
for high scores. Mrs. Bazzell re-
ceived first. Mrs. McCord second.
Mrs. Schoolmaster third. and Mrs.
Hart fourth. Mrs. Budlong received
the consolation.
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MRS. CALDWELL NEW
HEAD

Mrs. T. j. Caldwell was elected
president at the meeting of the
Delphian Chapter last Friday az
ternoon, Mrs. Moulden Smith vice
president. Other officers included
Mrs. j. M. Hill secretary and Mrs
S. NJ. Duffie treasurer. On the
advisory board are Mesdames IT. B.
Waite, Geo. Agnew and r. w. Par
IRISH.
After election Of officers, the
program for the day was given,
with Mrs. S. NJ. Duffie as leader.
The topic was a conclusion OF the
lesson of the preceding meeting
Three judgments at a Blow" Mrs.
Duffie. Mrs. Florence M. Hayes,
Mrs. Esther Ferguson gave resumes
OF the three acts, followed by a
general discussion OF the play by
the entire group. This chapter was
completed the book OF study. and
will start o series Of discussions on
Art at their next meeting.
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CHAMBER
ELECTS OFFICERS

The Edinburg WOmen's Chamber
of Commerce, which will function
as a civic improvement society,
held its elective meeting Saturday
at which the following officers we're
chosen: Mrs. B. II. Hooks. preSi-
dent: Mrs. H. Y. McManus, vice
president; Mrs. G. l.. Heinemann.
recording secretary. Miss Elizabeth
Collier, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. John Magee. treasurer: Mrs.
j. c. Hall, parliamentarian: and
Mrs. E. II Bonner, publicity.
Regular committees vii make re-
ports monthly ON the various phases
Of work to be taken up and the
organization Will also function as
q unit in the social life Of the COM
munity. as well as to cooperate with
officials in various matters OF civ
&c welfare.
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BRIDGE-DINNER
AT ROME HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Rome were
hosts at a pretty bridge dinner on
Tuesday evening. having as their
guests the members Of the Tues
day afternoon bridge club and q
few out Of club guests.
Mrs. S. A. McHenry and Herbert
Melch were high scorers, Mrs. T.
B. Burnett and Herbert Jeffries
lows. Out Of club guests included
Mrs. S. 4. McHenry, and ass La
vinia Bourgeois.
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MISS JULIA O'BRIEN
CHEST OF HONOR

Miss Julia O'Brlen, OF Br0MAsFIlIv
who is first vice-president OF the
state Federation Of Business and
Professional Women's Clubs was
guests Of honor az a b--inesS meet
ms of the Edinburg chapter held
Thursday evening at the home OF
Miss Emily Louise Magee.
Plans for the entertainment OF
the state convention to be held in
the Valley in June were discussed
and several suggestions offered b.
Mss O'Brien ~favorably passed up
on. The club plans a dance to be
given March l4th u raise funds
for the convention entertainment.
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LAVADA MILLER
YOUNG HONOREE

Mrs. Il. b. Miller honored her
small daughter Lavada Saturday
afternoon. on her ninth birthday.
About a dozen or more small folk
were invited and the afternoon
spent in the Lions Park playing
games.
The guests returned to the hon
oree'S home where refreshments
were served including the birthday
cake. Mrs. Miller was assisted IN
entertaining by Mrs. j.. M. Salter,
the grandmother Of Lavada.
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FAREWELL PARTY
FOR MRS. SMITH

Members OF The PrIScilla club
entertained Wednesday with a
luncheon at the home Of Mrs. NJ.
L. Kreidler as a farewell party for
Mrs. Carey Smith. who Will leave
soon 70 join Mr.. Smith in Arizona.
Each member invited guest
making about forty guests present
to enjoy the affair.
Mrs. Smith was the recipient Of
q pretty gold thimble.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09
LADIES AID GIVES
SUPPER

The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Christian Church gave a doughnut'
coffee and sandwich supper last
Saturday evening in the Heacock
building, which was well attended.
The proceeds are 10 be used In aid
work which is carried On by the or
g~ariZaticn.
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AUTHORS LIFE
REVIEWED

The McAllen Study club met in
regular session Wednesday after
noon at the Methodist church with
the president. Mrs. G. p. Samson.
presiding. At the conclusion Of the
business session five minutes OF
parliamentary drill was given by
Mrs. Roy H. Hardin. assisted By
Mrs. Percy Herman.
Mrs. Lester Aaron opened the
program with an interesting resume
OF the life and work Of the author,
John r. Oliver. Mrs. George Palmer
then gave a splendid review OF his
book. Victor and Victim"
The next meeting Of the club will
be on March 10 and the study will
be based on Julia Peterkin and her
works
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eRAINBOW X
H0Tn

The Rainbow Girls held a general
business meeting Tuesday evening
at the Masonic Hall. The regular
business routine was disposed q
and a number CT important mat
tiers settled. The next meeting viii
be held two weeks from last Tues
day.
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Missic-
ENTERTAIN
BRIDGE GLIB

Mr.. and Mrs. "A. G. Potter enter
tanned with a three table affair at
bridge at their home on Francisco
Avenue last Friday night, being
the regular meeting OF the Friday
Evening bridge club. MI. and Mrs.
Albert McHenry won high scores,
and Mrs. kaufman low.
Mrs. Kaufman, mother Of Mrs,
Jack Lair. Mrs. e. d. Vawter and
MIR. and Mrs. i. r. Card were out
OF club guests.
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~NFSSTnNspv SnrTrTY
IS

Members Of the Missionary So
cietv Of the First Ch-is+ian church
met ar tho church Tueedav after
noon for the purpose NJ reorrani7-
nc the Unit. and rla-nir9 for
more mission work IN the future
MeSdames A. r. Baker. J. A. Bra
Gen. John D. Mckinney. j. r. Carl
victor Closner. r. A. Crisp and T
g. Mcintyre had active charre n
the details. Mrs. Baker was chosen
president, Mrs. Victor Closner worl6
secretary and Mrs. L. f. Terry was
invited to serve as secretary and
treasurer.
The first meeting of fhe reoroan-
i7ed circle will be hold the first
TUESDAY, in April. 1T the home Of
Mrs MCINTYRE, with Mrs. y. f. Car
study leader.
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PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Black. Or Los
Angeles, arc visiting Mrs. Blacks
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Burns
Miss ImOgene Lees has arrived I'm
Edinburg from Kansas CITY. Mo.
to attend Edinbur- schools and
make her home with her mother
Mrs. Glady Lees.
Miss May Carson plans 70 leave
for her new home in California
this week.
Mrs. j. a. Keller and Mrs. A. G
Statham visited Brownsville friends
this week.
Mrs Bailey. Of FL Paso. is visiting
az the home az her parents, Mr.
AMI Mrs Henry Heinemann.
M. and Mrs. 2. lees Of Spring.
field. Mo. are guests of Or. and
Mrs. TayTann. ~ their home IN
EnGlenarn Gardens.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. More have
left for Cir~inrati. Ohio.
Mrs. c. w. STREET.. who has been
2 Ruest az her DAUGHTER. Mrs. q. ID
Carr. left Saturday for Laredo
Mexico.
Miss Florence Smith and Miss
louise Weaver visited mr.. ard Mrs.
B. L. Curt at Brownsville. Friday.
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AZTEC BRIDGE
CLUB HOSTESS

Mrs. A. c. Statham was hostess
70 members OF the Aztec bridge club
Thursday evening at her home. A
l.. Craner made the hioh score for
the men and Mrs. l.. F. Terry ioi
the A salad course was
served.
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BAPTIST CIRCLES
MEET OMIT

The Ruth Circle Of the Baptist
church was social hostess Tuesday
afternoon TO the church circles AZ
a general meeting held at the
church. Mesdames T.. G. Umland o
En- Jones and c. +. BRYAN SERVING
refreshments. There were twenty
four members present. and after
completion n The business session
the Puth Ci~"'e had charVe OF the
social program.
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CLUB MEETS AT
KENNEDY HOME

The Merry MatronS' Cub met
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. z. ID. Kennedy with seven
members and two visitors present.
The visitors were Mrs. T. II.
Corley and Mrs. <. II. Kieffer
The next meeting VIII be held
at the home OF Mrs. II. j. Heron
at San Juan.
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DELTA BRIDGE
CLIR MEETS

Members OF the Delta Bridge
club enjoyed the afternoon with
Mrs. John Beckenholdt, Jr., on
Tuesday at her home.
Mrs. B. D. Kimbrough received
the high score prize and Mrs. Glib
son the consolation.
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CLUB MEMBERS
ENTERTAINED

Mrs. V. E. Cook entertained the
members OF the Beta Bridge club
Tuesday afternoon at her home in
a delightful manner.
Mrs. Stephen Jones received the
high o prize. and Mrs. j. nj.
Andrews the cut prize
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HT-LO NIGHT
GLIB MEETS

The Hi-Lo Night club met at the
Country Club with about twenty
one members present. A social hour
was passed in music, conversation
and games. A supper was served az
the close Of the evening. The Ill
10 Day club will meet next tr-cay.
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BRIDGE
CLUB

The BluebOnret bridge club was
entertained last Tuesday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. James Patter-
son. in McAllen.
Mrs. Patterson had three tables
Of players. with Mrs. r. r. Kruger
as high scorer. Mrs. a. r. Hanna
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THREE At
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Miss Myrtle Hatch entertained
with a breakfast on Friday morn
ing honoring Mrs. Mackav S0len-
berger OF Atlanta. Ca, Mrs. Dean
S~olenberger of Cleveland. Ohio. and
Mrs. j. w. Holt or this city. Bridge
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MATHIS
CHEST OF HONOR

Miss Elizabeth Alley entertained
Wednesday evening in Pharr at the
home or Mrs. ID. @. Hogan. with
three tables Of bridge. compliment
ing Miss Elizabeth Mathis OF Texar-
kama. who is The guest Of her
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PERSONALS

w. w. Weter. who spent the win
ter with his sister. Mrs. r. r. Mic
kle. returned to his home in Murdo,
South Dakota Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Walton Of
Laredo were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Wilbanks recently.
Miss Virgie Knight arrived here
this week for a visit with her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Erie
belle.
Mrs. ". E. Terrell had as her
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Jewel Richards
Of Brownsville and : and Mrs.
Laako and sons of Los Fresnos this
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Baucum Of Relic
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Peoples.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09

Throttle, light and horn controls
on the new Dodge Brothers Six are
mounted at the top Of the steering
column. Spark control is semi
automatic, the button being mount
cd on the instrument panel.
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TrarurpS
u0un C0TrNCU MET

Tho SrrSav S~ha0I fao~he-s Of
tha N~Eeiho|'et rN1'rrh bod 4 Gown
eli ~aet'rr TliesTav a~erirr ~ 'he
c-~-rh h=ear,nnt. v-''h aN0't for
~ F~~eNa-c r-aeo-,t Me- T@i'- T0v
n-d r--s. c. NJ. Sanders. who have
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WOpTn DAv OF
Pr v HELD

The wor7en II the First Christian
church Of Fdinburr observed the
World Dav Of PRAYER Friday morn
ing az the church With a snecial
service in charge IF Pew. MCINTYRE
Ihere was a good attendance.
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ArrDAv
CHR DATE

Members OF the Tue7ta~ r"~oh-
o Club. which hos hnaN r'eet-
ing verv week. chanred the nlan Of
the club az the last neeting. and
IN future Il will meet every tive
weeks. r. will meet with Mrs. L. F
Terry, Tuesday. March 18th.
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sister, Miss Margaret Mathis, at
the McAllen Faculty club.
The St. Patrick's Day theme was
beautifully carried out in the dec
orations and table accessories.
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Olnlito
BIBLE CLASS
MEETS

The Adult Bible class held its
regular meeting Saturday at the
hcme Of Mr.. and Mrs. Womack.
Mrs. Lloyd Parker. vice-president
had charge Of the business meeting
as the president. Miss Ethel Gam
mon. was absent.
Mrs. Dan Robbins was program
leader.
Later in The evening refresh
ments were served to fourteen mem-
bers. The class will hold its next
meeting at the homo Of Efr. and
Mrs. Ed Box, April Is.
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CHURCH MEMBERS
ENJOY OUTING

Members of the Christian church
enjoyed q weinie roast, swimming
party and outing Friday evening al
the canal east OF Edinburg. A large
number Of young people attended
and were chaperoned by Mrs. Nc
Intyre.
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recently completed work III a schoo.
OF training IN san Antonio, gave
Their report. Mrs. John Edmiston
led the program. those participat-
ing being Misses Myrtle Box. Ca
Uterine Galloway. Lora Mae Dixon
Louise Beverly and Mess-s. Chas
Rumble and Loren Hamme.
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MRS. HOLMAN
ENTERTAINS

Mrs. Bob Holman entertained
the members Of the Beta Bridge
club Wedn Mrs. Frentz. OF
Alexandria, vas a guest. Mrs.
Frentz won the high score prize, :
a dainty handkerchief. A salad
course was served by the hostess.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09
Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Wew Officers Named
Edinburg Society
For Study Club Year
Especial to The HeraldJ

EDINBURG, March 8-MeL-bers Of the dinburg Study club met ut
the home of Mrs. l. F. Terry Thursday afternoon. with Mesdames N. :.
Tuel and E. II. Bonner, joint hostesses The following officers we're
elected for the coming year. after the report Of the nominating commit
tee a given: Mrs. L. E. West, president; Mrs. H. U. Miles, vice.
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Ohio Couple Married
McAllen Society
At McAllen Church
McAllen Society
Especial to The Herald.)

McAILEN, March s-One Of the pretty weddings of the early spring
was that Of Miss Margaret Douquette. daughter OF MI. and Mrs. Z. S.
Douquette OF Ohio. and Leo A. Gill also OF Ohio, which was solemnized
Tuesday morning at the Sacred Heart church. Rev. Father Francis
OupaSsieux read the ceremony.
The church was beautifully decorated in ferns and pink roses. Pre-
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Valley Society News
and EDentS


low. Prs. Kruger, Mrs. Hanna and
Mrs. w. w. Bennett were the only
out Of club guests
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was enjoyed after breakfast by
hostess and guests.
Guests besides the honorees were:
Mesdames Guenther WeIske, r. "A.
Humason. Leo Baumfelder, Thomas
Doughty and Miss Mary Mcdonald.
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INFORMAL
LUNCHEON

Mrs. Z. v. Sprcwl entertained
Informally ON Friday with a lunch
con az her home on Dougherty
Avenue. Mrs. j. w. Holt. her dauEh-
ter. Mrs. Mackay Solenberger and
Mrs. Dean Solenberger. sister-in-
law Of the latter. were guests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09

Mrs. y. d.. Moore returned Sunday
from a visit I'm San Antonio. MIR.
Moore. who had been on a business
trip In Houston and San Antonio,
accompanied his wife home.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-05-13
SHOLAPUR IS UNDER
TROOP Law AFTER
SEIZURE OF INDIANS
Candhi Followers Attempt to
Set Up Self Governinent
Defying British
(By The Associated Press

Mahatma Gandhi's Sholapur le-
gions today seized that city Of 49,
58l population and swiftly brought
upon themselves a state of martial
law with investure of the city by
government troops. The natives set
up swaraj (self -government) in de-
fiance of British dominion.
The Bombay government summon
cd q special session at Maaabalesh-
war, summer capital. to deal with
the extraordinary crisis.
While DR.. Sarojini Naidu and Man
ilal Gandhi. son Of the Mahatma, pre-
pared to launch salt raids on govern
ment depots, Abbas Tyabji, Gandhi's
successor whom DR.. Naidu succeeded,
and numerous other leaders were sen-
fenced to terms Of imprisonment
ranging from six months in Tyabji's
case to three years Of rigorous SER
vitude in that Of other disturbers.
A general hardening Of the gov
ernment's attitude on all sides was
evident.
Lawlessness Disappears
As q result of the martial law, law
lessness almost completely disappear
ed today. Several congress policemen
appeared today at a picket post and
started directing traffic. They were
promptly arrested.
The national flag which had been
flying over a orner where on last
Thursday several Moslem policemen
had been burned to death. today was
hauled down by q detachment Of the
Ulster regiment.
Troops acting under orders to ex-
ert drastic measures filed through the
city and took charge of all important
sections. They posted machine guns
and established pickets at strategic
points, erecting barricades in the
streets and holding up traffic.
City Seems Deserted
The attempt to put self-govern-
ment into practice was exceedingly
shortlived. Soon traffic was suspend
ed and the natives vanished by thou
sands into their homes. The city
took on a deserted appearance. All
shops were closed. Sholapur's many
cotton mills had been shut down.
Six persons were arrested, but aft
er close examination they appeared
not to have been ~ringleaders.
At Calcutta, 80 persons were ar
rested by police in a raid on the head
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-05-13
Otter Tail Power Co.
Given Permission to
Build 2 Rural Lines

Permission to build a 1900
volt electric transmission line from
Butte, N. D.. to a point nine miles
north has been granted by the state
railroad board to the Otter Tail Pow
er company. The Otter Tail Power
company also was authorized to build
a 6,6OO-volt rural line to the Smith
and Sons farm near Armenia.
The Otter Tail company was au-
thorized to furnish electric service at
Esmond, changing the character OF
service from direct to alternating cur
rent. and a schedule of rates was ap'
proved. @s%&N
A reduced schedule of rates filed
by the Otter Tail company for appli-
cations at Sawyer was approved.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-05-13
Stephens Quits Work
In Anti-Saloon League
For Church Position

Rev. c. A. Stephens, former pastor
of the First Baptist church of Bis
marck, has announced his resignation
as field worker for the North Dakota
Anti Saloon League. Rev. Stephens
had been connected with the league
since resigning his passionate here last
year.
Rev. Stephens has accepted a posi-
ton as field secretary and supply
pastor for the Baptist convention in
the state of South Dakota, Nebraska
and Iowa. Until he has chosen a
permanent location. he will continue
to make his home in Bismarck.
Rev. Stephens has also announced
that he has no connection nor will he
accept any position with the North
Dakota Naturopathic association.