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CASE MAKES
SLOW PROGRESS
RAILROAD DAMAGE SUIT MAY
NOT FINISH THURSDAY
GIVEN DIVORCE DECREE.

After more than a week expended
IN the hearing of the damage suit OF
]. H. R. Spilman against the Rock
Island railroad, the trial still drags on
and may not be completed by Thurs
day as has been expected. About four
more witnesses remain to be heard
on the defense side of the case, and
the argument that is likely to ensue
upon the close of the testimony will
probably be extended and the case
may prolong over Thursday before per-
hitting any other action to be heard
The jury which was originally releas.
ed to appear Monday, was later in the
past week permitted by the court to
remain away until Thursday. A di
yorce decree was signed by the court
yesterday dissolving the marriage OF
Stella and James Brown. The right to
remarry at any time is given both par
ties and the plaintiff was granted the
use of her maiden name, Stella
Walker.
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Christian Endeavor Topic

places where we would expose our
selves unnecessarily to temptation
To expose ourselves unnecessarily to
temptation is to tempt the devil to
tempt us.-Prov. 4:14-19.
(c) There should be no parleyine
with the tempter, no matter how
pleasant and innocent his temptations
may appear. All his temptations, the
less as well as the more repulsive,
should be met with an immediate and
positive No. Remember that Satan
never uses what looks hard, uninvitins
and severe in tempting us to sin. He is
too we'll acquainted with our weak
nesses to make such mistake.-Gen.
3:6.
(d) We have a mighty hinderer in
Satan but we have also a mightier
helper in Christ. Sin and Satan are our
souls enemies, but God is our souls
friend. Our enemies tempt us contin-
ually, but they have no power to com
pei us to sin. Through God and his
grace we can always be conquerors.
Heb. 2:1S.
Hymn No. 1873. Christian, walk care
fully.
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uNEARTH PLOT
To KILL TAFT
MEN UNDER ARREST At SPOKANE
SAID TO HAVE PLANNED
ASSASSINATION.

Spokane, Wash, March 7.-Captured
just when plans for assassinatlng May
or N. S. Pratt are thought almost 70
have reached maturity John Steele
and Stuart Moffett, now In the city
Jail, are considered by the police as
the murderers of Capt. John 7. SUN.
van, and accomplices in plot to Kill
President Taft.
This is the gist of a statement OF
Martin ]. Burns, captain of detectives,
issued after a conference with Chlef
of Police Doust. The arrest OF the
two men came Friday night.
Until Friday night said Capt.
Burns, "the plans were to wait until
after the city election to kill the may
or. That night our men heard Steele
make his report to Moffett after a visit
to the Pratt home, in which he said
the house was guarded day and night.
He told the group around him another
night that he was high enough up in
anarchistic circles to know that Presi-
dent Taft would be killed as soon as
he left Washington after congress
closed"
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Some Suggestive Questions on the
Sunday School Lesson For March IL
INTERNATIONAL NEWSPAPER CLUB
copyright II. s. Iinscott, D

her to the King or to the Captain of
the Host?
CID Is it legitimate to desire to be
introduced to the king, or the presi.
dent, or into rich society? Why?
(12.) How would you characterize
the refusal of this woman to be
brought into the society of royalty and
the rich?
(13.) Verses 14-17.-Is it today a
calamity for home to be childless ::
Why?
q4.) If by plan and preference
there are no children in the home, how
does it affect the character of the hus-
band and wife, the happiness Of the
home and the good of the community :?
(15) What is the value of each
child born into an average home?
What will you take for your baby?
(16.) What. if any, difference Is
there in the character and disposition
of children born in answer to prayer
and children born under protest?
(17.) Verses 1e-24.-When sickness
or death comes to the home, how much
value is there In comforting with a
man of God. (This question must be
answered by members Of the club in
writlng.)
Q8.) Verses 25-26.-When is 1t
right, if ever, for us to say one thing
while we mean another?
(19.) Verses 27-37-Would it ever
be right or seemly in these days, for
a woman to act toward her pastor as
this woman did to Elisha when she met
him?
co., The restoration of this lad
was miraculous, but what would be the
duty and privilege of man of God
today under similar circumstances?
Lesson for Sunday, March 10, 1911
Defeat Through Drunkenness. Kings
1X.12.21
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RUSSELL,

Mrs. Lincoln Long and child left
Saturday for Bethany, Mo-, for visit
with relatives.
| O. P. Lovett of Corydon spent the
Hast part of the week with his daughter
| Mrs. Fred Goltry.
Mrs. Alexander Robb died at her
home Saturday morning. Mr.. Robb
spent Friday night at his farm in the
| country and when he came home in the
morning he found his wife dead. 1t is
thought that apoplexy was the cause.
| Madison w. Chase delivered an eX-
cellent lecture in the Presbyterian
church Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Clark and
daughter of Ottumwa spent Friday in
Russell visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Threlkeld.
Bert Long spent Saturday in Char.
iton.
Mrs. Upham, national secretary OF
the home missions of the Presbyterian
church. delivered an excellent address
at the Presbyterian church Thursday
evening.
Geo Thompson, while on landing
of the second floor of McKlveen & Elk
enberry's lumber yard. lost his balance
and fell to the ground. No bones were
broken but the ankle was badly
bruised.
Joe oPtter left Saturday for Lucas
where he will teach the spring term of
a country school near there
The dairy train which the G. B. & @.
railroad has been running the past few
days stopped in Russell Saturday aft
ernoon.
r. B. Casebolt spent Saturday, :n
Charlton.
raised in Minnesota was in Russell on
Th,1rS]av
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Mr.. and Mrs. Crisis Fiddler are the
parents of daughter, born recently.
Miss Wanda Davis and grandmother
Mrs. Susan Brooks have returned
home after an extended visit in Colo
RADIO with relatives.
Mrs. Lawrence Harvard and Miss
Mamie Smith spent few days Of the
past week at the home of Simmons
brothers.
Miss Virgie Brooks was a caller at
the John Parrett home recently.
Miss Iva Turner returned home on
Saturday from Eldon where she has
been visiting her sister Mrs. Dewey
Hancock.
Mrs Odell Strickland Of Ottunwa
spent the past week at the home Of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Han
cock.
II. NJ. Morain is dangerously ill.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas and
family visited at the Amos Broks home
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Brooks and son
Harold were entertained at the paren-
tai Matthew Thomas home Sunday.
Fred Parrett was caller at the
Martin Smith home Sunday.
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(a) We are all temptable and ex-
posed to temptations of various kinds.
We must either overcome them or be
overcome by them. Therefore the ques-
ton Of dealing with temptation is a
very practical One.-I Cor. 10: IL, 10.
(b) We have threefold battle to
fight here on earth. We must fight the
sin within us, the lust Of the world
around us, and Satan who "goeth about
seeking whom he may devour."-I Pet.
5: 8, 9.
(c) We have also an invincible
weapon with which to fight. 1t is the
word of God, which is sharper than
any two-edged sword.-Heb. Alp. If
we take the bible and put on the
whole armor of Christ, we are safe.
(a) We are not all tempted in the
same way. What tempts one person
strongly may be no temptation for us.
We should know which way the cur
rent of our life runs, know especially
our weaknesses, that we may properly
guard our life-Matt 26:41
(b) We should keep away from
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WILLIAMSBURG.

William Morgan was in the city Of
lily and personal effects to Ocheyadan
Ia, in the near future.
| The Williamsburg male quartet con
sisting of John J.. David, and Howell
| William, d Jones were in Sigourne'
/ Thursday, entertaining the member
of the Farmers institute with voca
selections. W.
| Attorney w. E. Wallace was in Iowa
City Thursday attending to some lega
business in which he Is especially in.
terested.
P. ]. Hanson who has been visitins
for a few days with his brother, Rev
Father Hanson of Dunlap, stopped Oh
here Friday upon his return home, foi
a days visit with his sister Mrs F. c.
Rock.
Hon. w. G. Fletcher and wife, durin},
the legislative adjournment last week
came home to look after business in
terests and to visit with relatives and
friends. They returned Monday morn
ing to Des Moines.
The Misses Agnes and Frances
Flana gan of ST. Paul came down last
week to attend the funeral services OF
their uncle John Flanagan. They will
remain for a few days visiting with
relatives and friends Of this city and
EXPORT to a visit with an aunt.
Messrs. Simmons and Nagel, local
contractors. left Saturday for Cedar
Rapids for the purpose Of securing
labOrers to assist them in completing
the work which they have under con-
tract.
Mrs. Thomas Griffin left Saturday
for visit with her daughter at Fair
ak, Ia. 49,. $3.50
Stanley Yates left Saturday morn
ing for visit with his uncle j. NJ
Thomas of Cedar Rapids, and with
other relatives. >t
Robert Yates of Ottumwa visited
here Friday at the home Of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Yates
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yoss. of Fillmore
township visited for day last week
w. Yoss.
Miss Hannah Parry Of the local high
school is visiting with friends anil
former schoolmates Of the, S. U. I. Ut
Iowa City.
Mrs. Sarah Edwards who visited last
week with relatives at Iowa City, re-
turned Saturday.
Miss Minnie Pierce who visited las:
week with friends at st. Paul, MINI.
has returned home.
Fergus Flanagan left Saturday for
an over Sunday visit with his son 4.
Cedar Rapids.
Thomas Johnson of Green township
visited Saturday at the home of his
sister Mrs. A. A. Hall.
Mrs. Nellie Kitchen who has bee.1
visiting with relatives in Colorado RS
turned home Saturday. She was ac
by her sister Mrs. Edith
henderson, who will visit here for a
CIV days with various relatives and
H .r
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Copyright, 1910, by Rev. T. S. Lins-
colt D. d.

Copyright, 1910, by Rev. T. S. Lins
colt, D. d.
Elisha the prophet restores chile
to life. 2 Kings, iv: S-37.
Golden Textile gift of God is
eternal life through Jesus Christ, oul
Lord. Rom. vi:23.
I'D Verse 8.-What is the reason
that people in the towns and cities are
not as free in rendering off-hand hos
pitality to preachers as they are in the
country?
(2.) Are people in the country as
free in rendering hospitality to preach
ers as they used to be? Why?
60 What qualities did this woman
possess to be called great woman
(4.) When we entertain man OF
God in our homes, which gets the
greater benefit, the entertainer or the
entertained? Why?
90 What was probably this wo-
mans motive in urging her hospitality
upon Elisha?
60 Verses 9-11.-What rule should
govern wife in consulting her hus-
band before inviting man Of God to
make his home at her house?
(7) What benefit would naturally
come 10 n uOIue ny eHleItdlulAS q HoA
Of God?
(8) II woman of godly character
frequently entertains man of God, in
these days, what effect does it have
upon the neighbors? Why?
CO.. To what extent should the as
sociation of godly woman and god
ly man be governed by the evil sur
roundings of the gossips of the commu-
ity?
(1O.) Verses 12-13.-Under the cir
cumstances it would not be good taste
for Elisha to offer his hostess money,
but was it in good taste and what
prompted Elisha to offer to speak for
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Bankers Convention on June II.

Mason City, March June IA and
Is was the date set by Secretary Hall
Of the Iowa Bankers association as
the dates for the annual convention
in Mas IN City Plans will be made
by the local committee for the recep-
ton of 900 visitors.
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HITCHCOCK FIRES CLERK.
Official in Third Assistant Postmaster
Generals Office is Dismissed
From the Service.

Washington, D. c., March Arthur
NJ. Travis, chief clerk to the third as
sistant postmaster general, was dis
missed from the service today by Post
master General Hitchcock, who in a
statement issued, stated that Travis
had been guilty Of manipulating post
age stamps for his own financial bene-
fit.
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PLEASANT GROVE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Smith were
callers in Ottumwa Saturday
Miss Marjorie Parrett is suffering
with appendicitis.
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kid TRAITOR
u,ocIe Sans Deputy Takes Him
to Canada

Charles Winfield, alias Kid
Trailor, who was convicted in the
United States for horse stealing
and who is wanted in Canada to
answer the same charge, is now on
his way across the border. Oil
Stout, the chief deputy United
States marshall, and Sergeant
Ouayle OF the Canadian mounted
police left Fargo Tuesday, with
Traitor in their custody for the
kings domain.
Traitor fought extradition very
hard and it was through Legal
fight that he was finally forced &c
60 over to Canada to answer the
charges against him there. He l:
alleged to have worked on the Dor
der for some time and in a mos
successful manner. but the hop
skip AMI jump stunt finally landed
him in the tolls and he will pro
baby have government contrac
at Edmonton for some time Il
come.-Stanley Sun.
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oooososseeseoSsssses
!: Sheep Creek Items /:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
March 9Th. 1911

Elmer Astrope is hauling coal to Froid.
Farmers are hauling wood from the
Missouri river near Blair.
Neighbors called on Miss Fanny LeClair
last Thursday evening. it being her 10Th
birthday.
John Kopps Returned home the first Of
the week from Grand Forks where he spent
the last two months visiting his parents.
Harrison Watt returned from Logansport.
Ind. where he has been visiting his son.
lie says he prefers Montana snow instead
of Indiana mud.
VIM. Hagardon, father of Geo. Hagar.
don. arrived recently from Pontiac. Ill.
and expects to take a claim and make this
his future home.
Tom McDevitt, John Kennedy and fam
lies and Frank Powell moved over to Daw
son county Monday to their new claims OF
Charlie Creek. A new man from Iowa ha'
moved onto the old Kennedy farm oil
Sheep Creek.
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Observation-Disclosures.
: Dane Valley Items +:
Observation-Disclosures
March s: 1911.

March s; 1911.
Hans Anderson was caller at the home
Of !. ]. Olsen Wednesday Of last week.
L. Petersen has been helping Walter
Rasmussen for the last week hauling hay
and straw for the stock.
Rev. II. p. X. Hansen was a caller at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Olsen Mon
day Of last week
| Miss Marie Christensen, Frida and
Christine Fryhling were callers at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Fryhling Tuesday Of
last week.
NJ. Nygaard was doing carpenter work
at the A. Fryhling homestead part OF las,
week.
A brother Of VIM. Swanke was visiting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Swanke for a
few days last week.
Hanna and Marie F. Fryhling we're call
ers at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs n. Mel
sen one day Of last week
Ingvad Knudsen and Soren Larsen were
callers at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Fryhling Wednesday Of last week.
VIM. Swanke was caller at the HON,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Circle wednesda,
of last week.
Ingvad Knudsen and Sam FryhlInt
were callers at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Compton Friday of last week.
: Oscar Jensen is back At his old plac,
4, working for Rev. Brede Johansen.
a Mrs. l.. p. Nielsen was visiting her folk
Z Thursday of last week, Mr.. and Mrs. y
y p. Jensen.
The trustees of school district, No. 2
will hold meeting in the Dane Vale
school house on "Wednesday. March Sth.
Chris Hansen and Hans Andersen. VIII
live southeast of Froid, passed throug
here Friday Of last week On their way I
Culbertson.
y. Nielsen was a caller al the home {
MIR and Mrs Soren Larsen Saturday {
last week.
Mrs. l.. bergman is doing housework ;
the home of Rev. and Mrs Brede lohar
sen. they having been SICK with lagripI
for the last two weeks.
Danish Lutherans will hold service /;
the Dane Valley school house Sunday nei
at 1888 a. M. Young peoples meeting
7P.m.
The Lutheran l.adies Aid hold the
aexI meeting at the home Of Mr.. and MT
Martin Nielsen on THURSDAY. March III
$50 p. M.
Rev. IL l.. X. Hansen will hold servp
in the Rodhe school houer the 4th Sundi
of this month. March goth At II a. m.
The Danish Lutheran confirmation ella
will meet with Rev. Hansen in the Ia
Valley school house from now on TIL CO
hrmation time FRIDAYS Of each week
II IN.
Sam J.. Fryhling was 4 caller at
home of Mr.. and Mrs irede lohans
- Monday OF this week.
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Warning to Railroad Men

Look out for severe and even dangerous
kidney trouble resulting from years of rail-
reading Geo. L. Bell, 63o Third ST..
Fort Wayne. Ind. was many years a con-
duclor on the Nickel Plate lie says:
Twenty years Of railroading left nv kid
neys in terrible condition. There was pain
across my back and hips and my kidney.
gave me much distress. The first bottle Of
Foley Kidney Pills made a wonderful i'm
provement and four bottles cured me com
pletely." Sold by all druggists.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
!: Antelope Items +:
,eoOOOOOOOOOOoOOooo6
From The Argus

Christ Olson returned Monday from
Foston. Mimi, after a months visit with
his family.
Rev. Father Mahusser will hold Catho-
lie services at Antelope on March 18th at
10 o'clock.
A petition is being circulated this week
for the establishment Of a new postofiice
about ten miles north of Antelope.
Miss Mae Jones arrived here the first of
the week from Parkers Prairie, MINI. and
is visiting a, the Will Hunter home.
Alfred Pomarleau spent Monday in
Medicine Lake. He expects to leave the
frs, Of the week for Kenmare. N. d. to
dispose of his property when he will return
and make Antelope his permanent home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grayson we're pleas
antly surprised by a number Of their
friends and neighbors Monday evening.
The chief features OF the evenieg were
whist and checker playing. also dancing.
Abou, midnight very delicious luncheon
was served after which the guests dis
persed for home one and all declaring Mr.
and Mrs. Grayson to be royal entertainers
We are informed that Judge Tattan ha'
suspended all court business in the I2tl
Judicial district, awaiting the passage o
the bill which will create a new Judicia
distric, of Valley county. This bill ha
already passed the House and will withou
doubt pass the Senate. in winch case
judge will be appointed by the Governo
and business again resumed in about thirt
days.
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Sheriff'S Sale

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that under
and By virtue Of execution issued out of the
District Court OF he Twelfth judicial District
~ Of Valley, wherein Mary T.. Milton Is
plaintin. and A. r. Milton and Emma Milton
are defendants for the sum of sisyl.s5. and
9Th day Of February. 1911. levied upon all the
right. title and interest Of the above named
townsite Of Culbertson. Montana: and do
hereby give notice that ON the 18th day OF
March. A. d.. 1911. at the hour OF 10 A. Nj. OF
In the City of GLASGOW. Valley County. Mon
lana. will sell the above described premises
AZ public auction To the highest bidder for
cash To satisfy the amount due under saidex-
ecntion of 81 .4e7. IS. and the Gust OF making
this sale. JAMES X. STEPHENS.
Sheriff.
Dated February 9th. 1911.
Rirst Publication. Feb q. :giDH
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
!. Keller Lake Items +;
Mar. 2. 1911

Mar. 7, 1911
Mr.. Dams was to Bainville last Thurs
day.
lie. Keller was to Froid on Friday Of
last week with fax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller called on Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Barly on last Sunday.
Louis Tip, from Froid. was in these
parts on Wednesday and Thursday Of last
week.
Constable Higgins was in the vicinity Of
Enterprise last Saturday evening engaged
in the locating business.
School meeting on last "Wednesday eve
ming at the home OF E. ii. Balm was large
ly attended from the South Side.
II. w. Clark made trip to the A. and
McB-coal mine on Thursday of last week
and brought home bumper load of coal.
Miss Margaret Swank. who was on a
two weeks visit in the vicinity of gilbert
son, returned home on last Thursday night.
Miss vesta Keller, who was visiting
among Culbertson friends the pas, few
weeks, came out to her claim on Thursda,
Of last week.
| l.. NJ. Williams, wife and two sons; j
E. Keller, wife and daughter, Vesta were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Clarl
on last Sunday.
The Literary society is becoming unus
ually interesting. 1t was hard at work ant
closed after IL a. m. and some of the pro
gram unfinished.
Messrs. T.. II. Balm and ]. X. Nov wer'
at CulDertson on Thursday last week, re
turning Friday. The latter purchased {
horse while there.
Mrs. Ika and son called at the l.. NJ
Williams home. also the Keller place OF
Saturday Of last week. MIR. lka inform
us that he will he in readiness to start
new steam engine breaking outfit as 500
as the weather will permit.
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Lodge Announcements

TROWEL LODGE, NO. 81. A. I. & A. NJ
Meets the second and fourth Mondays of each
month. at O'Clock p. m. I'm Masonic Hall
Visiting brothers welcome.
". ID EDMONDs. Sec. l. l.. BROOKS. W.
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Not n Word of Scandal

marrcd tn. call Of a neighbor on Mrs. w.
=. Spangh. of Manville, Wyo., who said:
''she told me Dr. Kings New Lite Pills
had -urcd her of obstinate kidney trouble,
and made her feel like a new woman.
Easy, hut sure remedy for stomach. liver
and kidney troubles Only 25c at Nalley
Drug Co store.
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: Homestead Items :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
March 7, 1911

MarCh 7, 1871.
John Danielson made a trip to Froid
knst week.
Iige Crawford made a trip to Culbert-
son last week.
VIII Ruprecht called on Mr.. and Mrs.
A. l.. Schultz one day Of last week.
Postmaster Auten has been somewhat
under the weather for the past week.
John p. Mueller visited with MIR. and
Mrs. Mic Nelson and family recently.
Jesse Reed and IL. Horstman visited
with Mr.. and Mrs John z. Mueller last
week.
Win Hanger, Guy Miller and Bert Bak-
er made visit to the holland home last
/. week.
wart Hill, John wiggim, +. NJ. Flick
} and II. Horstman we're FroId visitors last
week.
Thomas Strom and III. Horstman called
I at 7. NJ. Flicks, Mrs. Sorenson and fam
} lily last week.
George Z. Laughlin made a trip to the
! Watts coal mine recently. hauling coal for
} ii. Horstman.
J T. NJ. Flick, Mrs. Lidya Sorenson and
1 Mrs Bigcrait visited with Arne Thompson
! and family last week.
Lige Crawford, in company with H..
I Horstman. made a trip to the Swank
! homestead one day Of last week.
Gust Bergland. after visit to his old
I home in Minnesota. returned recently from
: his old home in Minnesota. His sister ae-
I eompanied him.
Their was a social dance at the residence
I of c. V. Hatfield and all report a fine time.
I Tony Thompson and II. Horstman fur
D nished the music.
ii. Horsiman visited few days with
I Arne Thompson and family last week,
D Tony Thompson and II. Horstman rem
J dered some fine music. Mr.. Thompson
has fine Gerhard piano and Tony is an
< expert on the instrument and ii. Horstman
D played the violin and jolly time was had
J