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a a Set On Request The Sioux Falls City Commission has set a hearing for Dec. 23 on a request for a special permit for constructing new Sioux Valley Hospital facilities. Authority is also asked to exceed the 60-foot height limitations for buildings. Sioux Valley Hospital is planning an extensive redevelopment project over a 25-year period. On Dec.

16, the City Commission will open bids as follows: Porn purchase of a video tape recording system for the Police Department, a 24,000 truck with hoist and dump box for tore airport, a sand spreader the airport utility truck, and a general liability policy covering all city vehicles. A special permit was granted to the Ramada Inn for construction of an addition. An easement was approved allowing Northern States Power Co. to lay a cable in the vicinity of Sherman Park and the Battleship South Dakota memorial. An application has been received for off-street parking at the southeast corner of Lyndale Avenue and 40th Street.

A hearing has been set for Dec. 9. Realtor Lloyd Myhre submitted the application. Travel requests were approved for the following: Commissioner McCart, to attend a South Dakota Water Development Association meeting at Huron on Dec. 6, Thomas Olson, a health laboratory training course at Pierre Dec.

2, Kenneth Boelter and Rodger Hodges, a turf school in Minneapolis, Dec. 4-5, Invocation was delivered by the Rev. W. K. Mansker of the 7th Day Adventist Church.

Services Set For Gillis PIERRE (AP) Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Methodist Church here for Bruce Gillis, state of revenue, who commissioner, Burial will at Pierre. Honorary pallbearers will include Gov. Boe, Gov.elect Frank Farrar and various state constitutional officers and department heads. Gillis, 68, was appointed commissioner by former Gov.

Joe Foss in January 1957. He had been city assessor at Rapid City, earlier more resided than at four years Rochester, and Minn. He was born at Henderson, and attended high school at Windom, Minn, and college at Hamline University in St. Paul. Sheriff's Office Receives Report The Minnehaha County SherIff's Department received reports Sunday of vandalism, grand larceny and a vehicle accident.

Murray's Station reported persons in a station wagon with Nevada license plates broke glass windows and left. Damage $20. Investigation is continuing. A Robert reported Coy, stolen 911 nine from N. or ten Van his ster.

Eps car eo tapes while parked at Sir Richard's Club. Coy also reported the aerial on the car was broken. Value $65. Investigation tinuing. Cars driven by James Clark, Sioux Falls, and Richard D.

Berger, Sioux Falls, were involved in a collision at Sir Richard's Club. Respective damages were $75 and $125. Sioux Falls Argus-Leader A Newspaper for the Home 200 S. Sioux Falls, S.D. 57102 Published afternoons and Sunday mornings by Sioux Falls Newspapers, Inc.

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Vol. 83 No. 330 Nixon Will Be Talking To Governors, Senators Talking Senators contested the GOP presidential nomination, is mentioned as a possible Cabinet choice in the Republican administration that takes office Jan. 20. Nixon and his family spent a quiet Sunday-apart from hurly-burly walks between their Fifth Avenue apartment and the Plaza Hotel, at the foot of Cen.

tral Park, where they had a late brunch. The President-elect Mrs. Nixon, their daughter Julie: and prospective son-in-law David Eisenhower went to morning serv. ices at the Marble, Collegiate Church where Nixon and the grandson of former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will be married Dec.

22. The book-writing pastor, Dr. Norman Vincent Peale, in his pastoral prayer, asked God's guidance and "sustaining power" for the President and the President-elect. At the end of the service, Dr. Peale asked the congregation to remain in place while he stepped down from his pulpit to greet "our dear friends, the President-elect and his In entitled "Nev.

familyermon, er Doubt-God is on Your Side," Dr. Peale said, "That God loves you is the greatest truth ever enunciated. God doesn't want anyone to be hungry and oppressed. He just puts His big arms around everybody and hugs them up against Himself." Two Persons Hospitalized After Mishaps A 31-year-old Sioux Falls man was reported in good condition Monday at Hospital, where he was admitted for observation after his car struck three city light poles. Police said a car driven by William L.

Schmidt, 2909 S. Hawthorne broke off three poles at 3 a.m. Sunday in the 3000 block on E. 10th Street. Damage to the car was estimated at $2,000, while the pole damage listed at $600.

Darlene Aasen, 19, of 2500 S. Blauvelt was treated at Sioux Valley Hospital and dismissed following an auto collision at 7 p.m. Sunday at 41st and Minnesota. Officers said she was riding with Douglas A. Christopherson, 404 S.

Euclid Ave. Jennie K. Boelman, Luverne, was the other motorist. Damage to the Christopherson and Boelman cars was calculated at $400 and $450, respectively. Drivers and damage estimates in other weekend traffic accidents in Sioux Falls were: Car driven by Heman P.

Chilson, Webster, $100, and motorcycle operated by William A. Nordland, 1130 S. Sherman $60, at 12th and Blaine. Colleen E. Crangle, 2504 S.

Sherman $250, and Guy Truxes, 706 W. 11th $400, at 10th and Dakota. Harold D. Wenaas, Garretson, $150, and Henry K. Mattheis, 233 N.

Blauvelt $300, at 8th and Minnesota. Virginia L. Hovik, 2490 Kenwood Manor, $25, and Dennis R. Beck, 502 S. Duluth $150, in 1800 block on S.

Minnesota Avenue. David A. Reid, 3213 S. 5th $50, and parked car owned by James H. Haug, Elk Point, $125, in 3200 block on S.

5th Avenue. Glenn F. Hagberg, 1001 S. 4th $150, and parked car owned by city of Sioux Falls, $500, in 1100 block on S. 4th Avenue.

The Argus-Leader has been informed that a wrecked car found in the vicinity of Russell' and Kiwanis is not owned by Marvin Seeley, Rt. 4. It was reported Sunday that the car was owned by Melvin Seeley. Stolen Auto Recovered An automobile was among items reported stolen in Sioux Falls over the weekend. A 1959 Ford was taken from J.

A. Erickson, 111 N. Trapp was recovered at 17th and Menlo, police said. A quantity of clothing valued at $40 was reported stolen at the King Koin Lauderette, 330 N. West Ave.

Madsen Mercury, 1500 S. Minnesota reported the theft of some stereo tapes from an auto. Other thefts investigated billfold from Joseph Barnett. 101 N. Prairie taken from a locker at the YMCA.

and a bicycle from Joel W. Reiter, 816 S. Prairie taken from that address. License number of the bike is 12215. Mrs.

George Wyant, 1408 W. 9th reported her auto windshield broken and the hood scratched, with a loss of $120. Damage to paint on auto, estimated at $200, was reported by Reinhold Bethke, Oldham. Police also reported scratches on a car owned Ray Parker, 415 E. 10th and the breaking of a window at the Melvin Clemons residence, 2804 W.

23rd St. ARTISTS STUDENTS SCHOOLS We have the areas largest selection of Arfists Supplies. Carlsons Paint Center 2019 S. Minnesota DEATHS Sioux Falls Mrs. Bert Tinklenberg Mrs.

Bert (Ida) Tinklenberg, 65, of Ruthton, died at a Sioux Falls hospital Monday. (Johnson) Mrs. Anna Weber Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Tuesday at St. Joseph Cathedral for Mrs.

Anna T. Weber, 87, who died in a Sioux Falls hospital Saturday night. Anna T. Heer was born May 9, 1881. at Buffalo, N.Y.

She came to South Dakota as a small child. On Nov. 13, 1900, she was married to Albert Weber in Marion, and in 1903 they moved to Sioux Falls, He preceded her in death in 1948. Survivors include five daughters, Mrs. Margaret House, Eva and Theresa Weber, all of Sioux Falls; Mrs.

James Becker, Norwalk, Iowa; Mrs. S. E. Snelling, Denver; four sons, Clarence, Raymond, Walter and Leonard, all of Sioux Falls; 33 grandchildren, and 16 greatgrandchildren. At Barnett Funeral Home on Monday, a parish scripture service will be recited at 7:30 p.m.; Catholic Daughters of America will recite the rosary at 8 and the Knights of Columbus office for the dead will be at 8:30.

Mrs. George Ware Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday at the United Methodist Church at Terril, Iowa, for Mrs. George (Mattie) Ware, 74, of 419 W. 9th who died at a local hospital Sunday.

A prayer service will be held at 7 p.m. Monday at the Miller Funeral Home. Mrs. Ware was born at Spencer, Iowa, July 27, 1894. She grew up in the Spencer area and later lived in the Landon and Terril areas until coming to Sioux Falls in 1942.

She was married to Mr. Ware in Sioux Falls, May 22, 1945. She is survived by her widlower; a daughter, Mabel Petersen, Hampden, Iowa; two sons, Dale Ter Veen, Water100, Iowa; Marvin Ter Veen, Monticello, Iowa; six grandchildren; nine great grandchildren; a brother, Archie and six sisters, Mrs. Jessie Glover, Terril; Mrs. Mildred Cushman, Estherville, Iowa; Mrs.

Esther Evans, Dickens, Iowa; Mrs. Hazel Simpson, Spirit Lake, Iowa; Mrs. Dorothy Lewis, Fort Dodge, Iowa, and Mrs. Lola Simpson, Griswold, Iowa. Area Mrs.

John Vik BERESFORD, S.D. Funeral services will be held at Calvary Lutheran Church in Irene at 2 p.m. Wednesday for Mrs. John Vik, 83, who died at Home for the Aged in Beresford Sunday. Marie Johnson was born in Yankton County, Dakota Territory, April 7, 1885 to a pioneer family.

She was married to Bert Haugland, Jan. 3, 1912. He died July 29, 1915. On Nov. 1916 she was married to John Vik.

The couple celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at Bethesda Home in 1966. She had been a resident of the home since Nov. 18, 1965. She is survived by her widow. er; five daughters, Mrs.

Sig. urd Dahl, Mrs. Chris Akland, and Mrs. Leslie Swensen, Irene; Mrs. Ray Anderson, Centerville and Mrs.

Charles Towslee, Langley, five sons, Stanley Haugland, Sioux Falls; Herbert Vik, Maveppa, Ed Vik, Viborg; Elmer Vik, Rock Rapids, Iowa; Hervin Vik, Seattle, 21 grandchildren; eight great4 sisters, Mrs. Gus Lee, Mrs. Ole Liaboe and Mrs. Gust Evenson, all of Irene; Mrs. John Simko, Sioux Falls; five brothers, Ed, Martin and George Johnson, all of Irene; Carl 0.0 Johnson, Sioux rained, Ole Johnson, Everett, (Hansen) Ben Klock Ben Klock CHANCELLOR, S.D.

Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Chancellor Baptist Church for Ben Klock, 76, who died Sunday morning at a Viborg hospital. Mr. Klock was born near Chancellor, April 25, 1892. He lived in this area all his life and was a Veteran of World War I.

He married Mamie Weeldreyer. The couple had farmed since their marriage. He is survived by his widow; a son, Roland, Chancellor; two daughters, Mrs. Harm Bartels, Lennox and Mrs. Robert I.

Smith, Pompano Beach, five grandchildren; a greatgrandchild; a brother, 0. K. Klock, Chancellor, and a sister, Mrs. Ben Smith, Madison. (Dindot) John Powers FLANDREAU, S.D.

Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Sts. Simon and Jude Catholic Church for John F. Powers, 75, who died at a Sioux Falls hospital following a prolonged illness. Mr.

Powers was born April 1, 1893, in Moody County and was educated in rural in that area. He served in World War I. He married Margaret McMahon, Oct. 6, 1920, at Flandreau. The couple farmed in Clare Township after their marriage until 1950, when they returned but continued to live on their farm.

He is survived by his widow; three daughters, Mrs. Dale De' Nure and Mrs. Eugene Christenson, Flandreau and Mrs. Jack McGee, Harrisburg, four sons, John, Peter, Francis and Mark, Flandreau and Boyd Dell Rapids; sister, Mrs. Gertrude McCarthy, San Pedro, and four brothers, Edmund, Council Bluffs, Iowa; Frank, Altadena, and Marion and Martin, Pasadena, and 24 grandchildren.

(Skroch) Cornie Bordewyk ARMOUR, S.D. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Grace Reformed Church for Cornie Bordewyk who died at his home in Corsica Sunday, Mr. Bordewyk has been the Deere dealer in Corsica John. many years.

(Clements) Mrs. George J. Miller ALCESTER, S.D. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Roseni Lutheran Church south of Beresford for Mrs.

George J. Miller, 82. She died at a nursing home here Sunday morning. Carrie O. Stene was born in Big Springs Township near here May 14, 1886.

She was married to Mr. Miller March 31, 1909. Retired farmers, they have lived their entire lives in the Al. cester area. The survivors, all from Alcester, are the widower, three daughters, Mrs.

LeRoy Numsen, Mrs. Stanley Anderson and Mrs. William L. Ericson; a sister, Mrs. Charlie Miller; grandchildren; 12 children.

(Nilson) Mrs. John De Boer Sr. LEOTA, Minn. Funeral services will be held at the Leota Christian Reformed Church Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. for Mrs.

John De Boer 95, died Sunday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ted Pool. Maude Bode was born in Riverdale, Jan. 18, 1873. She married Mr.

De Boer in March of 1898 in South Holland, Ill. They moved to Leota after their marriage. He preceded her in death. Survivors include three sons, John, Miami; Henry and Herman, Leota; four daughters, Maude De Boer, Grand Rapids, Mrs. Ann Dimick, San Francisco; Mrs.

Elizabeth Palazeke and Mrs. Pool, Leota; 15 grandchildren; 25 great-grandchildren. Richard Sundstun BERESFORD, S.D. Funeral services will be held at MODERN CLEANERS Across from New Post Office 336-2385 FRIENDLY FEATS 65 now from the PERMAN I PRESS ELECTRIC DRYER With Automatic Dry Control DRYER INSTALLATION ELECTRIC DRYERS SPECIAL $1.79 per week Even Less With Trade Use Feay's Personal Finance Plan Pay at Store FEAY'S Friendly SERVICE 1622 W. 12th 48 Years in Sioux Falls 338-3961 Sioux Falls Nov.

25, 1968 YORK Richard (AP) 'N. Nixon will be talking this week to Republican governors and senators about federal appointments and programs with Ohio Gov. James apparently leading the parade. Rhodes, whose state went for Nixon over Democrat Hubert H. Humphrey, was expected with the 1968 presidential winner at Nixon's office suite in the Pierre Hotel.

GOP notables, their mattes" not yet announced, also were understood to be on Nixon's office schedule for the immediate future. There was no indication, how. ever, that New York's Republican governor, Nelson A. Rockefeller, would be among the early arrivals. Rockefeller who Beer, Liquor Permits Voted; Hearings Set A class liquor permit transfer from G.

E. Miller, 303 N. Phillips, ge, to Minnesota Southgate was 'approved by the City Commission Monday. Transfer was approved by a class beer permit from Ole Mikkelson to Herman Kutil for use at 101 N. Fairfax Ave.

A class beer permit was also approved for Kutil to use at the same location. Various liquor permits were approved as follows: Class Daniel Barbas, 207 W. 6th Sidney Epstein, 330 S. 1st Muphry's si Liquor Store, 2601 S. Minnesota and Mildred Totman, 1028 N.

Main Ave. Class Sport Bowl Lounge 1901 Burnside and Ernest Stofferahn, 203 N. Main Ave. Dance hall licenses were approved as follows: Tavern, 505 S. Cliff Stockman's Bar, 201 N.

Weber Happy Hour Bar, S. Phillips Red Rooster Bar, 513-515 S. Phillips Macomba Club, 305 N. Main and Pomp Room, 215 N. Dakota Hearings were set far Dec.

9 on the following beer or liquor license applications: Class beer Tavern, 505 S. Cliff Ave. Class Liquor Stoney's Liquor, 201 S. Franklin Grange Avenue Drug, 1001 W. 11th Robert L.

Anderson, 2505 S. North Grace Peschon, S. Phillips Eastside Liquor, 514 S. Cliff Harry Vossos, 2605 E. 10th Assam Drug, 500 S.

Cleveland Kihi 324 S. Kiwanis South Sioux Drug, 2512 S. Minnesota and Package Liquor, 520 E. 8th St. Class Liquor Taco Villa 2501 E.

10th Red Rooster Bar Lounge, 513-515 S. Phillips Harry Qualm, S. Phillips Triple D. Beverages, 215 N. Dakota Central Sales, 312 S.

1st Ole Mikkelson, 921 E. 8th Beverly Schuldt, E. 10th and Ramkota 2400 N. Louise and Stockman's Bar, 201 N. Weber Ave.

Two Escape County Jail At Deadwood DEADWOOD, S.D. (AP) Two men being held in the Lawrence County Jail escaped, apparently with outside help, Sunday. They are identified by the Lawrence, County, sheriff's Stoner, of- 37, and Paul Helton, 24, both of Lead. Stoner, originally from Idaho and who was said to have been in this area but a short time, was being held for assault with intent to do bodily harm in connection with a Nov. 3 fracas in Lead.

Helton, who is originally from Kentucky and has also been in the area a short time, was being held for forgery and escape. He had previously escaped from the county jail Aug. 27. The escape was discovered by the jailer and Deputy Sheriff Dick Fuller who reported the two escaped from an upstairs window after receiving some help from the outside when bars to the window were sawed. Want Ads Get Results Dial 336-1130 MILLER Home MRS.

GEORGE (MATTIE) WARE 419 W. 9th St. Dr. Robert Wagner of First United Methodist Church will officiate at the service 7 p.m. Monday in our chapel.

A second service will be conducted 1 p.m. Tuesday the United Methodist Church, Terril, lowu. Interment will be in Fairview Cemetery, Terrill sat and Ache 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Brooklyn Church, Beresford, for Richard Sundstun, 79, who died at his home Saturday after suffering a heart attack. He was born Aug.

22, 1889 in Beresford, Dakota Territory. He married Ruth Sanford at Beresford, July 13, 1917. She died at 1963. He had been a life-long resident of this area and had farmed and operated a truck line until his retirement. He is survived by three sons.

Richard Livermore, Harrison Concord, Wesley Beresford; a daughter, Miss Ruthie Sundstun, Beresford; and three sisters, Mrs. Connors, Vancouver, Miss Ruth' S. Sundstun and Mrs. Edith Lind, Beresford. (Wass) Elsewhere Jack Reynoldson Funeral services will be held at Madison, Tuesday for former Sioux Falls resident Jack Reynoldson, who died at his home there Saturday after suffering a heart attack.

Mr. Reynoldson was a graduate of Washington High School and had been employed by John Morrell and Co. and the Sioux Falls Coffee Co. After leaving Sioux Falls, he went to and established the Commercial Refrigeration Co.I there. He had retired a ago because of ill health.

He is survived by his widow and three daughters. Mrs. Nancye Myrtice Pearce Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the United Church of Christ, Vermillion, for Mrs. Nancye Louise Meyer, 24, who was found dead in her Minneapolis apartment Saturday.

She was born in Rapid City, June 6, 1944. She and her family had lived in Sioux Falls for about 10 years. She is survived by her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Harold Jor-ing dan, Vermillion; a daughter, Shawna Marie Meyer, Vermillion, and a brother, David Glenn Jordan, Indianapolis, Ind.

(Wagner-Iverson), Myrtice Pearce Funeral services were held in Cheyenne, for a former Sioux Falls resident, Myrtice Kitto Pearce. Mrs. Pearce was born in Dollar Bay, and was educated there. She married Dr. Albert R.

Pearce July 23, 1919, in Detroit. In 1923 they moved to Sioux Falls where they lived for 14 years while he was associated with the Veterans Administration. Survivors include the widower, a son and a sister. City Brief Washington High School stu. dents have raised $170 to support an 8-year-old from Kalamata, Greece, as their child.

In addition, the Student Council will send a $50 Christmas gift to the boy, whose wi. dowed mother must support four children on receipts, from a small vineyard. Cambodia Threatens PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) Cambodia threatened to abandon its policy of neutralism and jcin forces fighting the United States if what it calls American terror attacks on ps territory do not end. 1 A.M. EST Nov.

25 Date From U.S. WEATHER BUREAU ESSA 36 28 27 45 35 30 36 Average 39 For Area Rain 30-20 19 10 20 39 Showers A Snow Flurries Low Temperatures Expected FORECAST 50 Until Tuesday Morning Weather Scope Data by U.S. Weather Bureas and The Associated Press Forecasts FIVE-DAY Nov. 26-30 South Dakota: Temperatures through Saturday should average a little above normal. Normal highs 30 to 44.

Normal lows to 19. A little colder Tuesday. Locally a little warmer Wednesday but colder by the weekend. Occasional light snow Thursday and Friday about one-tenth inch melted. SOUTH DAKOTA Southeast: Mostly cloudy through Tuesday with chance of rain late this afternoon changing to snow tonight and ending early Tuesday.

Cooler with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph this Little change in temperatures with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph shifting to northerly by Tuesday morning. Lows tonight mid and lower 20s. Colder Tuesday highs 28-35. Chance of moisture 40 per cent this afternoon, 80 tonight and 50 Tuesday. South central: Variable cloudiness litthe cooler easterly winds 10 to 20 mph and chance of occasional, rain or snow late this afternoon.

Mostly cloudy er with occasional rain or snow changto snow and winds shifting to northtonight lows 18-25. Variable cloudiness colder, snow diminishing Tuesday. Highs this 28-35, afternoon, Chance of 50 tonight moisture 20 and per 20 Tuesday. West: Variable cloudiness, cooler through Tuesday. Chance of light late this afternoon and tonight, diminishing this Tuesday.

afternoon Winds shifting 10 to northerly tonight. Lows a tonight continuing 28-25 and highs Tuesday, 28-35. afternoon, Chance of 60 tonight Moisture and 30 Tuesday. Northeast and north central: Mostly light cloudy snow through late this Tuesday afternoon and towith chance night, diminishing Tuesday. Cooler with southeast winds 10 to 20 mph this afternoon.

Colder tonight and Tuesday Winds shifting to northerly during 28-32. the night, Lows 18-25. Highs Tuesday Chance of moisture 20 per cent this af ternoon, 50 tonight and 30 Tuesday. MINNESOTA MINNESOTA Cloudy Monday night and Tuesday. Light portion rain or Snow evening, developing becoming south Monday snow late Monday night and continuing Tuesday.

Chance of occasional light snow night and Tuesday in north portion. Lows Monday night 18-25 north, 24-32 south. Highs Tuesday 25-35. Cloudy Monday night and 7 Tuesday with occasional snow or rain changing rain else- to snow northwest and occasional where. Lows Monday, night 20s extreme northwest to southeast.

Highs Tuesday" 35-40 northwest, 40s southeast. Dental Assistants To Convene Here The annual meeting of the South Dakota Dental Assistants Association will be held here May 18-20, with about 100 mem. bers from throughout the state expected to attend. Preliminary program plans were outlined at an executive board meeting over the weekend in Pirr, The Associated Press reported NATION'S WEATHER Snow showers and flurries are forecast Monday night for states in the northern tier and in central and southern Plateaus. There will be rain in the upper Mississippi Valley and rain showers in northern Texas.

It will be er in the Mississippi Valley and colder in the northeast and west of the Mississippi. (AP Photofax) TEMPERATURES Sioux Falls Sunday Monday 6 p.m. 33 3 a.m. 9 p.m. 6 a.m.

Midnight 27 9 a.m. Sunrise 7:33 Noon Sunset today 4:54 3 p.m. Relative humidity Precipitation: None the last 24 hours. Total for year to date, 25.20 inches. Normal to date, 24.77 inches.

South Dakota and Nearby Sioux Falls 49 25 Rapid City 49 27 Philip 50 36 Pierre 50 33 Aberdeen 50 27 Watertown 44 27 Pickstown 52 35 Valentine 49 33 Lemmon 45 30 Mobridge 49 Sioux City 52 30 The Northwest High Low Pr. Alexandria, fog 33 21 36 26 Brainerd 39 21 Hibbing 32 22.. Int. Falls, cloudy 31 23 Redwood Falls, fog 45 29 Rochester, fog 46 23 St. Cloud, fog 36 21 Duluth, clear 32 16 La Crosse, cloudy 49 25 Madison 51 20 Mason City, cloudy 48 26 Minot, cloudy 41 22 Fargo, cloudy 42 21 Calgary, clear 35 18 Edmonton, cloudy 39 17 Regina, clear 40 18 IOWA IOWA 4 Fire Alarms Are Answered A davenport blaze, which firefighters attributed to a cig.

arette, caused an alarm to be received at 7:26 p.m. Sunday from the J. L. Koerner residence, 808 S. Kiwanis Ave.

A call was made at 9:22 p.m. from the Craig Johnson residence, 2505 S. Cliff where an oil stove became overheated after being flooded. A car fire brought apparap.m. to 41st and Minnesota.

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