Crawford Tribune from Crawford, Nebraska • 1

The Crawford DAWKS NEBRASKA AHE 5 XX Xi si GRI 1 UiK: -i UP FA T'ymv Hi 4 I i I ii til I (' -L FARM CREDITS BILL SURE TO BE PASSED i V'wtn- run CDRE 0 PYTHIAN CERE MOM I The sl-pe is Mi set Tor the I By than Ci-remom1! and by NM-'tir Lo- go 96 jit i'jthii'n Fa Monday Aug Sit' Mil iv visiters will he here Uv n- Mi pit ns oi Nebraska amt -a Wyoming ami South Dako ta all comintr for a pood 1 It -j Release All isnerictii friseners Senate Has Greased Ifie Wav to Put it Thru Thursday soviet Moscow is in a extent of r'ish for informed Thurs- vet the loniteo government at T-ite of I -lie i famine llu- eigli (-liice day tl Carets sulficicnt time the mo -aliiet Miorerm council will take no the Lu-sian situtation in Par next week but the official til ussjnn Washington Aug 4 The sen ate paved the way Wednsday for a vote Thursday on the bill providing $looo poo poo credit to relieve the fanners by pr-moling agricultural exports Indications are that the bill as amended by the MeNary substitute will be passed by a big major-iy It is understood that in this form the bill will not be objection able to the administration Two important amendments '1' UWA1" were added to the lull ano this will gve the i sitos an Valley toys are coming -u eng its well as other districts Our committees now have all the arrangements well in hand and the day and evening will be filled with something to please the guests A championship ball game between the Pythagorian Senators (ail married) and the Roman (iladiatois (all not mai- neci but want to be) Leiv play- er in these two teams is a star CUIjC- Wednes Line ltd we of Nestor Lodge arc-ready to show lien i that time The Plitte I a't sU sK' 1 --vi--p IHKS IN CA1 I FORM Ruartette thpn 11 -pots cached us thru iclat- Atr lon lh'n 660 jltv the deceased that I ton i vy "imi'on- t0 ol JI Miller one of the uoTiest sef- ldml- -tiers cf Dawes count died at his home at Santa Barbara Cali PETIT ICHORS jen Wednesday JuL do 1 02 1 rplt following jurors were this and was nuried at Rockford 111 (j (jujy alK legally drawn Tuesday July 2fi the jst of nimes selected and Benjamin Miller located h-v the baud submitted to the countv commis-'K'ai' Belmont Dawes county No-an lUal (' the opportunity to see a game equal sioners ()f sai( counly serve as brnska during the latter or (n- A- 'Veavi Petit Jurors at a special term of early and was one of the lead 01 n-x- District Court of Dawes citizens of the community in County to Ik- holden at Chadron ieh he resided i or many years tne northwest and arrange- Nebraska August 22 P121 and took an active interest all said Jurors are ordered to up- uiettcrs which in Ins judgment pear at said time and place at or a to the improvenn of the before 9 in the forenoon tuition of mankind and was i Whitney band music by raw- Music land musii Male quartette of wi South teams to asoc anii Q1moo in meats have been made for the horseshoe pitching contest between Northwest Nebraska i (uime between Crawloid and one of the best teams in Nebraska Broncho Busting Horse Ruling etc Pan-tiuj on dav Bv a vote of 42 to Konate adopted an amenlrtent feted Senator Snmh of Carolina to extend loans tlte Dancing night the ideally lighted No iations of farmers rather than to individuals Another amendment prepost'd by Senator Harrison of Mississippi will enable the war finance corporation to advance $2MK)0-000 to tne federal farm loan board for the relief of the ls "'Iicrt mu for private action and not ter governments 1 he area starvation is increasing in Russia It is now de- as stretid'ing from Nijni SovmJ down the entire valley oi the th chief food producing dist ri -f of Russia alti I lh'iwn directm' in Em ope of American relief admin iyt ration will sail for Ritra on Saturday reaching ho Latvian ily 1 uexday Lenin has asked hill! to OHIO to MOSCOW Kami nod' behalf of the soviet govern! lent Ini sent the loiloninr eomimmicat ion to Dir-i Flow i i 'i 1 1 1 1 1 tfr i el ie ui- asmvs uni rondit ions ih'V the us-ian relief orniiittt-e hearied 1 iv Maxim Gorky: 1 he RusM a eo rrmimnt has acquaiiit'-il itst-E nth the pro-posa's ol Secn-tary Hoover ai it finds that tin prop saL are ae-ceptab'e as a basis of rolim luding the I'ei "'se oi Auwrican Bowcit floor Good Mils a until all art --blsfioii At grow- will be ek-ct admission foe wili be Gome i -ally ami enjoy big1 cut big lei id can ilios'o who can cm I IIIMJTOX I PI aila'iiii 1 1 All I Til il li I 1 1 III iv 1 i i Unit il 1 1 i (HU pi ken and I ree Ire i-xpr'es In connection with his i imaUe life ci'nipau'on who him I t- reared a large i 1 oi indu-t riou a-nl mt -li-g iu ciiildren Dtirin-- tin i or his ith tie ei i Vi e- mg i league teams Besides these theie will lie all sorts of sports and amusements for the kiddies as well as the grown ups The Pythian baud from Whitney will put pep into the affair with a liberal amount of music duriw the afternoon and evemng The Harmony Jam chestra ill be hand in the evening to i under a i hole sek-ction- t-m tre picnic supper Pa a Tig nrogiam will start with vrtuies ov tie- nil vocal am) iiiv I'uiuemv! ic-s mil o' tii'tiew Tliis will tie Jf -we by a ju'-'otUatien -if the ay o'wimili yiag tne friendship cf Dan on and Pythias which will hr done by a end-ei liie io-rai lovig'e At tire dose of the in va o' 1111''' I rin i am be Iv it ill i Cal a la 1 Ci dill V- i lit towit Arnold I truer 11 Craw Barnes A () Crawford i aitlett Harry Iiaiiron Ciaiisen Elmer Chtuhon Confer A I) Cliadron Chamberlain Cliadron Carle Fred Cliadron Cogdill Gt-orge (' ualnui Du Boise- Chester Ci iw lol'tl Fads Elmer Glianron (ranthani Frank 'EMion 1 'in ild has I 'had He: im Table I Andrew Antelope Mel ain A Orange Mi Donald I' Wayside McDowell Edwin Crawford Miller Fred Ecergreen Nelson Ernest Cliadron NVen I Chadion Potmesil John Craig Porter Evergreen Richardson Chus Orange (iOLDEN EDDINH On July 28 1921 occurred the golden wedding or buih ethling anniversary of Mr Mrs Charles Smiiit at their iiowie on Platte Creek about 91 miles ittc Couth Dakota eir ciiildren wt ve pies eni except and Mrs O'-n Sunderlin and family of Ceim Lake Ifialm ami h-elr 'Ta'rlson Ernest Miller of Orella Nc'hr the following named being in attendance: S'Cllg at at Santa Bari ifii Ml a ui As ore as we ca (:) Warren wlm ('asp- wa when im died aw th i niily to (l- ilW- 'iceoo Mr and Mrs Corse and 'vi) c'ui'm the music for an open air danci TRI-STATE El LEAGl The attendance at the Trj-State Epworth League Institute which convened at the city rl in this city on Monday is much larger than estimated by the man agement and everything connect fc- with the alfail IS piOVlOg APIA satisfactory to the management and those in attendance In since the signing of family of Platte Mr Mrs A It'iller and family of on the pa inon Orella Neb Mr and Mrs Ntstor No- iS and family of Kemehec this eniertan-ment over he- Mr and Mrs A Smith and CMe l'uA Wir'1 lre ti family of Platte Mr and acUilln Mss Thompson and fam- ltn vvnit the 0r(er stnLs ily of Dickens Iowa and Miss aJln Neva Smith There were 22 a'd friendship grand-children present a Mr and Mrs Smith received a and 1Hve i good mie wo to show our fratern- toward to Come with US WORLD'S WHEAT CROPS The wheat harvest season in th United State supply is being watched this year a as it affects the 1 1 i i p-i- itit-' 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1' dlli-v tV I I -1 I irilli it ini ere- tirv ii pi -rtant In tin1 in-op to I -nd tai i if "'t (In- II- putdi an I Iik ti-- ptcl -i fa it upon in-: i 1 si i -1 1 ft -I and gag-rule it i -1 tine me- hods the Pomu el at gol j--ui ik t1 fitir -live I dl ty foiling th lien strike out the i-ntliarr' on ate storing hides and long staple entton to mediately to Riga Reval and Mos the free list 1'i troleuin and fuel oil COW he SOV'tet government an I asphalt are iilso retained on Ha awaits a speedy reply as to date fro- list md place of INTERNATIONAL A LUO CONGRESS AT (MAIIA For the fir-t t'nn- -'nee tin- World Wav men who ser'a-l the "('es are to have a reunion at the first IX-TEKNATIONAI AFRO in Omaha N- bra ku Nevm bei 31 and 5 the three tiqs i nrri diateiy following the American Legion Convention at Kansas City close by At the ie-union to which i eryone taN hey Wl11 t0 la ani endless con Pnxiucts at the different ports of it has at no time the arni-tice sl officials of the Bur- addition to the good wolk being (-A 1 and it will cost you nothing as of Markets United States l)opt hccomplihed on the gounds the present of $0() in gold from a A manu vii-f o5 -ire ite-o- entrr- nation clause previously explained in i ut xt there will be no charges tor any of Agriculture Estimates thus farm- "'day ilsiois aie otn cm brother Srnitn of JL mi t-ii-ied bv on local neoule thru tln' -vi -i: i of the entertainments All you dicate that this country V1 1 have a l-Uiiet ov i i iueu peepit on York City also a nice present excursions bv auto to the sur- "'m 11 kn(f" need to do is bring lunch in around 80t) 000000 bushels The worst feature of the hill ho retained the American val your crop $5 gold pieces from their own children and a 10-Coliar 'Aladdin the morning (enough to last you compared with 787000 000 bush tne dy We pi! to note that the to fix American values upon antVlvIrs A MTerandVanrdv us at our beautiful park make up somewhat for less encourag- are pleased I to note that tne annual is a rounding country and in various it is predicted will lead to of Orella and a bouquet cf cutjen -VJ wank stay longer ing repoit- from other parts of the institute proving flowers from Mr and Mrs Glen'you le Sunderlin of Idaho in addi I wheat-producing world grand success lor which The Southern Austra- credit is due oil) local woikeis much and the Rev en-nkers especially manager tion to other beautiful presents Mr and Mrs Smith are at pres ent enjoying good health even at office of County Clerk of Dawes Conn- REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS I ransfers oi real estate recorded lia and Argentina-started the pn-s- thr histoj-y of Repuldvan tj lent calendar year with two good crop- Clinton fcennui May it com mu 'nierosuu in tne prom tu ol avnu U) the irnportinK to grow and we hope GUI' local tariff on on ou tstanung act tjon and lht maintenance of countries of ample supplies for the people will sufficiently appreciate th: 1 ur supremacy is also invited a nation 1 liex tin lTIctl- llPclV if'St Ol th( dY Bie importance ol such an Lnsti- their advanced age the former ty Nebraska for the week ending on tying years and the latter 73 july 23 M21 F-umished by Mrs They came from Swed- abstractor remainoer of the present crop year fin-H liil jn I hn ft im- tit' -lrni ndimr which epds July 31 India began the tution being located nereto jne of kc1 Amonp thoee ideal in view At the present the-e is the American housewife season's wheat harvest in the North- loyal support in every possible tr' passage '5 theact state bodies are being organii- is mr ntutnutu ern Hemisphere completing cutting in manner May and the outcome was as had been forecast a short crop India is LAUNDRY BUSINESS not only out of the exporting list for UH A HANtES jiriest- jn fta(e to send delegates to- of the instances in which housewives natioillil ITleeting are taxed under the Fordney Tanff A) American At will be invited HANDS ou Reprt in-tn attend as well as prominent men in HAN1 Manjn JoDs of Texas a ttje ttir game and other notaWes in- ep about 52 years ago and were rqawied in Brooklyn tytiere they lived about five years and- then moved to Shelby Iowa and lived there about five years And on April 1 1883 moved onta a homestead five miles west of Armour They went thru the many hardships of pioneer WL Albert and Alice FL Johnson husband and wife to George Hol-drege $137 21b 00 Lots 3 and 4 sec 30 lots 3 2 3 and 4 E4SW4 section 31 34 40 and SE! section 7 Wi sec 13 all section 14 ElSWi -sec 10 N1 and SEi sec 17 Ei and EtWi sec 18 EiEi sec 20 E1NE1 and NE1SE! sec 21 NL and and SEJ see the neXt 12 bDt and P'0M Paul Gierke of LaPorte Ind against the bill Among other closed a deal the past week (ho sai( JFoch Sir Douglas Haig and other bably will be an importer With the winter wheat prospects nwhereby he becomes the -qn taking up the items of this billj' nirt0 the United States cut down 55000000 the nlachinery and the hlisi- we ftnd on a mblc kitchen household bushels to a total of 674000000 esti- ness ()f the Crawford Sanitary and pHa utensils a levy of live (f ait craft manufactured mated in the July report of the Bureau Laundry Mr Giertta is an ex- centa pound plus thirty per rent TuTnm of Markets and Crop Estimates and perienced laundiyman and a a( vam plus ten per cent mom hl HPrial the spring wheat conditions reduced yng man possessed of COnsid-ithe articles ape electrical Thus every by heat drouth and rust the import- 'rabl energyand business abil- housewife in America must pay a tri- ers will apprehensively watch the har-ity an( theiorrnel- manage buU of around forty per cent on vest every country until Canada ment conducted what we all fyi1y article she uses in thej fartfeest north rap i finally Ktuol sidered firstclas laundry the viuhe if hr should hreon-r ill 77 Canada is thiord by indicatims hat Gierke to hr hospital atm-il in 1 Hronlh axd mt i nf offeityl in the air meet wmen will make various improvements je hospital have a tariff levied on lomlpcUon with exhibit which will greatly lienefit the thern and shr must pay her pro rata1 DEPOSIT FEE REDUCED 'patrons as well as tne manage-! part which is an additional cost Events will consist of climbs feature races and re-union Me such' as none but those who 22 all of sec 23 sec 24 all sec have gone thru with know be-i25 NINi and SEiNE! sec 26-34-4'j ig many miles from a railroad subject to mortgage to Peters Trust but they bravely encountered for $40000 and to Louis and them ail and reareed a happy fajnFrederick Wi Schwabe for $30 000 fly of children who are an honofl Albert and Alice John to any father and mother jeon husband and wife to George 1 the summer of 1902 $1 NtNE! and ElNWi me Srith took a homestead in Ly-j25 swt sec 24-34-49 man county Di and in the r) pe)a Hutton wife of spring of 1903 the family moved 1 George Hutton to Mrs Sue bur-on their homestead and lived kett $1 lot 3 block 8 earth Lodge balloons and flying Lincoln Neb Au Announce-jment having had experience ini "Table knives are given the penalty 0cn(n for widow ment was made today by Rotiert extensive laundry establishment ()f sixteen cents each so that when the vvj De offered for River county proving lip Peter Norman unmarried David state commander of the niuch larger Cities than Claw- housewife buys a dozen table knives r(( (j jn ajtitUIe contest on their 320-acre homestefld Mr and Anna Norman hus and wife Wm Nebraska Aemrican Legion that the ford she msut pay $11)2 for the privilege Smith wfile loading his emi-jan(j Vera Norman hus and wife Aeposit required of ex--errJce men on Ml1 VV A Zook wiil lemain dt 0f fumishing her tcble with silvei kniv1 grant -car and getting ready to tilda an(i Foy(i wife and hus-jthe Ft Laramie land project which is the laundry for the present and An additional amount is levied BRICK BUILDING thke the train for Ardmore Siband Harry and IjaRue Norman hus to be thrown open on September 3 has assist the new proprietor be- on forks spoons tablewares etc If' FOR CRAWFORD got Struck by an incoming Calvin Norman unmarried been reduced from $5 to $170 per acre coming acquainted with the pal- shP buys a pair scissors she must pay -p -Wyoming Conference of train by t-he pilot of the engine j(jar a and Harriet Norman husbandi On September 0 the government and the nin of trade three cents each plus thirty-five pen jf(venthDay Adventists have 1 comnienced the ereceion of their and both his legs were oioken bo- anj vv-ife Edward and Ella NormanjwiU open lo homestead entry 22 farms Gierke left Ihuisday (oi a() valorem ittiK the knees causing him to he lUcbaDi in(j wife Beimard and Hildajon the North Platte Irrigation peojeef LaPorte to close lip Mis affairs "Here the furniture schedule building on the lotsOUtll of a cripple for life Bu at pieswit xjorman husband and wife Helma(They will be disposed of hv drawing there and bring his lamily t'- which levies from twrntv-fivc to fifty Christian Science church on he and his wife are enjoying and William Meachem wife and hus- but no one but ex-service men wi! be Ci aw fold and we nope that hn good health and we all wish nd Bertha and Ross Hoopengamer allowed lo draw for ninety days them many more wedding anni- an( husband being widow and! government required a deposit cent on furniture so that the Am- South becond street The build- er'ean home will he penalized when an jpj wj a one-Story brick effort is made to secure the necessary structure 28x40 with full base- furniture for the operation of the auJ vvj contain fouroffice home Carpets are given a levy rooms and one stock room in ad- from one to five cents plus twenty tojdition to the basement The versary days I children and sole heirs at law of Nels time of tirawing of $5 per acre Reali- Norman deceased late of Dawes counting that this would be prohibitive lo' The weather the past week has been has ty Nebraska to Mrs Sue 0 Burkett most of the soldiers Mr Simmons ap very pleasant except Sunday and John Heterich the gunsmith moved his shop to the A Sherrill $3000 Lot 1 block 8 Earth Lodge 'peal I to the government to lower thi-' Monday when rain fell in sufficient thirty per cent ad valorem It seems ednstruction at pi esent is under building on West Main street and re now called VFhltney 'required deposit A from quantity to greatly benefit the glow son of College View Nebraska ports a great increase in business Charlotte Norman widow Senator Hitchcock received yesterday ling corn and potatoes (Continued on Page 8).