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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-19
BUTTE VALLEY ITEMS

Everybody is'rejoiceing over the rain
Miss Mary Bigler. called at Muths
Monday.
Mrs. Hedrick called on Mrs. Bigler
Monday afternoon.
Chas Cordes was dinner guest at
Chas Biglers, Sunday.
Mrs. Will Jordan spent Thursday at
Rose Blossom Ranch.
Slim Cordes and A. J. Krieger are
In Norfolk, Nebraska.
Will Hedrick was dinner guest at
Mack Vaughens, Monday.
Miss Altman called at Orchard
Ranch. Saturday afternoon.
Writ Peterson called at Rose Bios
som Ranch, Monday afternoon.
w. II. Hedrick was dinner guest
at Oakdale Stock Farm, tH ellecksons)
Tuesday.
Mack Vaughen found his heard
near O'kreek. w, IL. Hedrick has
one yearling missing.
Miss Mary Evans spent Wednesday
night with Miss Altman. They call
ed on Miss Mary BigleY.
The polling place for Berkley voting
precinct will be held at the Scheid
homestead, (W. n. Hedrick residence)
May 23rd
Biglers and Hedricks have been set
ting out some fine straw berry plants
which was grown at the "Homedale
Fruit Farm"
Henry Muth and family spent Sun
day with Mrs. AlberS and helped her
care for the stock as Mr.. Albers was
away from home.
Cordes brothers are still hunting
cattle which, were scattered during
the snow storm Sunday. Seventy Ave
head are missing, A. j. Kriegsr had
forty to stray to Gate City.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-19

In another column you will find
the official statement of the condition
of the First State Bank of Wood.
This bank now has the distinction of
carrying the largest ( 2osit of any
financial institution ih the county.
Fact is, shis bank is coming right to
the front as a safe and sound ihstitu.
tton. We congratulate Cashier Wat
son on the SUCCESS he is making OF
this bank.
C. E. Kell, Republican candidate
for Representative was a passenger
on the east bound stage Wednesday
morning, enroute to Winner to look
after his political fences.
Mrs. Ida Boug., our field mstron
left Wednesday for the Agency where
she will act as nurse in the hospital
for time. ..
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-19

w. II. Gilke-on who has been visit.
ing here at the d G. Miller home for
more than a week, returned to his
home at Carter last, Tuesday on the
stage
Mrs. R0salie Cerney and daughter
Miss Irene, who homesteaded about
three miles south of town, expect to
leave for Columbus, Nebraska next
week, where they will make their fu
ture home They have many friends
who regret to dee them leave Mellette
county.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-19

ed by Wednesday. This storm was
the hardest on cattle Of any the past
winter, though the mercury went
down to 80 below in January, but it
was dry cold, which don't seem to
be as severe as storms like the one of
last Sunday.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-19
The First Field Meet of MeIIette Co.


The first field meet Of the school
of Meilette county took place on Fri
day May II on the White River schoo
grounds.
The boys were divided into fiy
classes according TO weight. ClaSse
A, Is, c, ID, f.. There were abou
fifty boys that entered the followin
events. Those winning the first
second and third places in each even
were as follows:
Base Ball Throw
Class A-Clifford Cummings, Thee
dore Palmer, Berkley, Clyde Kelscl
Class B-Leon Handy, Ray Whit
Claud NseKennett, Twin Buttes.
Class ,C-Harold Malven, Rober
Cummings, Andy Smith.
Class D--Russell Keller, TwinButt
Clarence Patnoe, Louis Smith. *.
Class E-Dan Jones, Pete Bruce
Twin Buttes, TITLES Jones.
High Jump
Class C--Robert Cummings, Pa,
VanValkenburgh, Andy Smith.
Class D-Clarence Patnoe, Russell
Keller. Twin Buttes.
Class E-Pete Bruce, Twin Buttes
Kenneth Asbury, Trules Jones.
Standing Broad Jump.
Class A-Geo. Whit, Clifford Cum
mings, Clyde Kelch.
Class b Ray Whit, Leon Handy
Dean Kent.
Class C-Paul VanValkenburgh
Robert Cummings, Harold Malpen.
Class D-Clarence Patnoe, Russo
Keller, Twin ButteS.
Class E-Kenneth Asbury, Dar
Mullen, Pete Bruce, Twin Buttes.
Running Broad Jump.
Class C-Robert Cummings, Harolt
Malven, Paul Valkenberg.
Class D-Clarence Patnoe, Russell
Keller, Twin Buttes.
Class E--Dan Mullen, VIM Hend
rickson, Twin BUttes, Kenneth AS
bury.
Long Distance Races I mile.
Class A-Clltford Cummings, Clyde
kelsclI, Geo Whit.
Class B-Ray Whit, Leon Handy
Claud McKennett, Twin Buttes.
Class C-Robert Cummings, Mer
Mcdonald, Andy Smith.
Class E-Russel Keller, Twin Buttes
Dan Mullen, Kenneth Asbury.
Foot Races, SO yards.
Class A-Chtford Cummings, Geo
Whit, Clyde kelch.
Class G--kay Whit, Dean Kent,
Leon HamDy.
Class C--Kobert Cummings, Andy
SmlCn, Paul VanVaIkenburgh.
Class D-RuSsell Keller, Twin But
tes, Clarence Patnos.
na.s 4 A, A al a1..s yN,.yN Il
len.
Girls Foot Race, SO yards.
Rose Tumsic, Gladys Eaton, Vera
Cummings.
Girls Lgg Race.
hose 1umslc, Gladys Eaton. Vera
Cummings.
The boys rank in percentage sS fol-
lows: CII1loru Cummings and Ray
INIT receiving oIi per cent, Lhus De
my a Vie lOr nrSU place. Robert Cum
mInRs holding second place ny score
ui oot per ceuL, wnlIe Russell Keller
Ol Iwin puUCes school lakes Lilird
place oy score ol 10 per cent. We
lILu u very good meet anu some gOuu
WUlk Was demonstrated by the UOys
ol eacl class. we hope JilaC another
time we will have more SCHOOLS rep
reSenUeQ. "A picnic dinner was Serv-
eu IN Giie school mouse which was ell
Joyeu Dy all. A short program was
lhen renuered Dy the giris Of the
W nlte River school conducted Dy Miss
Myrtle Mullan. Our aim ls 70 see
UiIaG Ihe BODY as well ss Lne mInd is
Developed. In comeing together IN
tiiIs way boys aid giris may meet
Others Oi tlielr own size ana age anu
sical abilities. Hopeing Tor bhe CO.
operation vi all Lne schools III tile
years JiIdt 1oiIUw. AIN frying w
iOok 1Or LlIe btLLernent vi lac UOys
ana glris, pliysicaiiy, mentally anu
mvraiIy. IHUS. IA. GREEN.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-19

'NOTICs-I now go throughto Win
ner daily, except Sunday. Leave Wood
east $50 a. m, returning to Wood
$3.50 D. M. BERT HUMPHREY. l4-4tp
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-19

The Teachers Meeting held in
White River, May l3, was quite well
attended considering the condition of
the weather, There were fifteen
teachers present. Mrs. q. Harbaugh
of Farley had the distinction OF trav-
cling the greatest distance to the
meeting. All those present took an
active part on the program and the
afternoon was enjoyably prontably
spent.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-19
To the Voters of Mellette
County:

As l have been unable to make but small canvass of
the county thereby being deprived the prvedgeof meet
Ing personally and presenting my Side of the am
compelled depend entirely upon your best Judgement
trust will exercise the right to do your thinking
when it comes time to mark your ballot
During my five years stay among you, county Of
fetal conducted the office Of
my ability, and interpreted the law. favortsm
prejudice giving his just Dues regardless of
color or financial rating
While have aimed be accurate, still have made
mistakes but it has always been policy to stand back Of
these mistakes and have done that whenever the same
hasbeen brought to my knowledge
have lived in this immediate vcnity for the
years and twelve years ago this month"; took up my
residence homesteader in Lyman COUNTY The
house built that time made along the lines
Of date modern home but out of logs with dirt
roof and while probably did not look like to the
public to 1t the most wonderful construction
made, why-because it meant Home and starting point in
financial career.
During the next years, accumulated nice 1T
tie herd of horses and CATTLE and when they told
great prospects store in this county, sold everything
had and came here and built home You men
that went through that opening know the great numbers
that PLANNED did, and finally woke up that
and had to get along the way could
have three little boys and girl in public schools
of this county, and outside of desire good
fetal greatest ambition give these little people,
chance get tire best possible have given
general satisfaction official been just fair and cort
to you another would be- everything being
equal feel that entitled to the office, preference
to the who has but himself look after and
who, from financial stand point. does not need it.
have devoted entire time to the duties
and have tried to please you and if have failed and
should will at the coming primaries by listing
with the "alsorans' will still continue, have in
the past to give you the best possible day
that step down and out.
Assuring that appreciate the confidence has
been reposed in in the past, and trusting that may
merit continuance of the same, remain
Yours truly,
F.J. CUMMINGS.
RSsHnaHR -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

Thoroughly FED up and happy to be
made prisoners.
The officers | saw we're of Il differ
cnt caliber, ana could not help ad :
miring them. One young officer main
tanned Il calm dignity which could
not help admirng. l offered him II
cigarette and u puff Il, my flask, which
he took after Il moments hesitation
and smiled Il Sickly smile OF thanks
1T was wonderful to SEQ the wounded
come N. Among :hcm were II Ger.
man withou; Il leg hopping between
two Tommics. AMI Il wounded Scotch
man borne by two Germans on a piece
OF trench board. There was never "A
sign of luminosity among these wound
ed men. t.nislishmc.i. Scotchmen. Ca
nadinns ..nd Germans helped each other
III every WAY, while within Il thousand
Yards their respective comrades fought
lik" demons.
The village having been captured i'm
the evening, we went up TO consolidate
the new position. My company safely
passe! through the barrage Of eight
inch and tcn-inch shells. but we saw
terrible sights on the journey TIL.
two days before we were relieved wcr,
trying, the wet weather adding to our
discomforts. and we came out loollin,.
like mad men"
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CHAPTER VIII.
"In the shndo,y of Death"


Or. Montrosc advanced at once to
the bed where lay his daughter. II
he noticed Harold Stanlcys strange
appearance and make -up--if he saw
the ,climmer of the ncclil lace in Har-
old's hand or heard the young mans
words-he gave no sign.
Harold. covcrtly removing the rest
Of his disguise, vent out of the room,
leaving them alone together.
Directly after lunch. next day. he
called ut the Montrosc home Felix
ushercd him into tho library and
went In search OF Florence. Pres
emily the girl entered tho library.
Tell me all about IT, she dcmand-
ed ut once. when phoned you this
morning YOU promised to. Tell me-.
] don't understand any Of it,
He put up hand in laughing pro-
test. as if trying TO ward of her
vollcy of eager excitement. Then his
face grew grave. and he replied:
81 found cipher note that told
OF Crimson stain plot to get hold
of Mrs. Clayton's necklace at the ball
last night. | don't know which OF
two people who called IT my Office
dropped the note"
"sut who dropped the note in your
ohico?"
II think replied Harold, reluctant
ly. ~ think it WAS Nanyn Toscu And
II We don't rouse her suspicious I've
just asked Fob Clayton TO phone her
TO come to his studio at :; O'clock this
afternoon TO pose for him.
But what's the plun?'' asked Flor
enc". You said you ana Bob"
Wait till we've tried IT," no evadcd
Then If IL succeeds I'll tell YOU all
about II. ! believe l nm on the right
trail ut last"
The curtain that covered the door.
way just behind the corch on which
they were sitting moved eye: so
signify. Neither OF them noticed II
FROM an inner pocket he drew somc-
thing that famed AMI rlittered and
mashed from thousand points as he
he!d IL M in the sunlight Florence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
EDWIN STEVENS.
on on T"Hcsdas.
EMILY STEVENS,
AT the Colonial.
To-morrOw and Tuesday.
Movie Calendar

'STRA y D-To-mOrrow. TncSdny
and wednesdays, Sir Herbert nccr-
holm Tree. in "Ihc Old Folks az
Homes also "A keystone comedy.
'tAmbrose's Rapid Rise" with Mack
Swain.
COJoNIAL-'ro-,uo md Tues
day. FrHncts y. NuShmnn and Bev-
eriy Huync. In "a Virginia HO-
nance; also EMILY stevens. In
-tSThe Wheel of the Lnw.'
j. o ID T. u y - 'To-mOrrOw, "ScHrlct
Runner" picture. THE hidden
Prince" with I;nric Williams nnd
Lillian Tucker; MISC Mabel TnIiu-
ferro, In "G0d'S IInlf-Arrc": Tues
day. "'Thc hidden Prince" and
Emmy Wchfcn. in "1hc Pretcndcra."
NENN--1o- morrow md Tuesday,
Ann PENNINGTON. ln "Thc Rniub0w
Princess; wednesday,, Louise Hun
and Jack PirkfnrJ, In "Screntecn."
NICTOH-To-morro THE Shield
ing shadow with Grace Diamond:
also Luke comedy; FurSImy,
Marie WnIcamp. In "I.ihcrty," md
n Pathc special; Wednesday,, "Bca-
trtce FnfrtnN," with Grace Darling,
Thursday, worlds series baseball
pictures
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German Officer. Taken Prisoner, Ac
cepts Cigarette md Drink From
British Soldier,

LONDON. October 2S.-The following
account of his experiences during the
recent move forward on the Sommc was
sent to his home In Nottingham by Il
young officer in the York and Lancas-
ter Regiment:
we went into support In tho Sommc
forward area overnight, and early next
morning our 'barraGc' began. We could
hear the machine guns and the burst
ing smells and sec our new catcrpillars
iioundering over Shell holes ana barbed
wire.
Any doubts We might have had rs
to the progress of events soon were set
aside by the sight OF large parties OF
prisoners coming back TO us over the
Shen-pocked road. We took charge OF
these men at our collecting stations
They We're Il motley crowd. They APP
Deared 10 be much underfcd and their
races were white and hagGard. Many
of them were wounded, and all seemed
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OUCH! RUB OUT
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Rub pain, soreness. stiffness,
sciatica right out with
est. Jacobs Oil"

Count nifty, Pain gone
rheumatism Is pain only" Not one
case in fifty requires Internal treat.
ment. stop drugginsi Rub the misery
right away. Apply soothing. pcnetrat :
ing st. Jacobs Oil' directly upon the
tender spot and relief comes in
stantiy st Jacobs Oil" is IL harm
les" rheumatism linimcnt which never
dtsappoints and cannot burn or discolor
the skin.
Timber IN! stop complaining, Get
a small trial bottle of st Jacobs or
at any drug store, and in just Il mo-
men' N"n II be free from pain. soreness.
sur ness and swelling. Don't suffer,
relief awaits you. EST. Jacobs Or
has relieved millions OF rheumatism
suf"rere In the last half century, and
- just as good for sciatica, neuralgia.
luinhago. bAckachc. Iplains and swell
inEs.--A!N.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

;, Harold Staniey. son, of 4 New York pub
Usher, Is i'll love with Florence MontroSc,
daughter OF Dr. Montrose. who has spent
his life pcrfecting machine to reiuvcnnte
humanity. Stanley Is hunting the slayer
Of fourteen wealthy New, Workers. BE
cause Florence catches sight OF the muir
derer when Stanley's father ~ made the
fifteenth Crimson stain victim IN her hone.
Pierre La Rue. the slayer EypnOtiaeS her.
She, Is revived. and when the sixteenth
victim * slain In the apartment of Nanyit
Tosca she finds Nanya hypnotiZ"d and pho
t"rraphs La Itur's image in her eyes. Blu,
Layton Parrish. II mysterious detective. ''ac-
cdcntaliy, drdis and breaks the photo
graphic plate. STANLEY pieces the plate to-
Iet!ler ara Photographic it. Later Mrs.
Clayton gives mask hall and Stanley goes
disguised La Rue He is given Il $5O.ouO
necklace stolen from Mrs Clayton by ono
81 La tue's hcnrhnen as the man is es-
,un =
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ANN PENNINGTON STAu
IN plIuTnpLAY AT NEW

Ann PENNINGTON, celebrated 'Iieg-
field Foliies" star. will make her second
appearance here in the Famous Players
Paramount picture. ''rhc Rainbow Prn-
cess" which Will he the attraction at
the New Theater for tomorrow and
Tuesday. Tho supporting cast includes
William CourtleiGh, il, Harry Lee and
Augusta Anderson.
Louise Huff ana Jack Pickford in an
adaptation of Booth Tarkiugton's novel,
seventeen. viii be presented on We'd
neSday and Thursday, While for Friday
and Saturday Maurice and Florence
Walton In The Quest of Life" will be
offered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
SIR II. BEERHOIIM TREE
3. At TIL: STRAND 'rO-MORuo\y

Il The strand viii offer Sir Herbert
Peerbohm Tree. certainly one OF the
most prominent actors Of the English
EpeakinE stage. in The old Folks ar
nome az the feature OF the Triangle
program for the first half OF this week.
beginning with the performances to.
morrow. The reputation gained by sir
Herbert on the spoken stage is said
TO be maintained In the silent drama
the Keystone comedy will be Am
orose's Rapid Rise" with Mack Swain
featured.
For the weekend William s. Hart
VIII be presented in The Return Of
Draw Egan.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
ISIS CONTINUES policy
OF CHANGE EACH DAY.

The Isis continues its policy OF a
chanfe every day, and this policy is
.or!nglnS increased patronage 20 the
siheatcr. especially in view of tho re-
duced price. Each TUESDAY brinrs a
new chapter Of the serial story. The
yellow Menace in which Edwin stew
ems !s starred II viii he remembered
tfat Nr. Stevens created the leading
r":e when this drama was presented
on the stage. and he IS duplicating his
success on the screen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
~ VIRGINIA UuMANCE"
TO III. SEEN At C0JoSI>J

Francis y. Hushman ana Beverly
kayne IN ~ Virginia Romance" and
Emily Strvcna. in abe Wheel or the
Law. VIII .."he>. The double attraction
at the Colonial l." morrow and Tues
DAY. IL VIII l." remembered that "a
virginia Romance" was photographed
at the University Of Virginia aud dur
Ing the action OF the picture tho en-
IRE student body Of The university and
inc FOOTBALL team ar" shown.
In The Wheel of the Law Emily
stevens is said To present one Of her
best pictures.
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gave a little cry of wondering admir-:

gave Il little cry Of wondering adnira-
ton.
Mrs. Clayton's necklace" size cx-
claimed. "You-you haven't returned
1T to her, them"
No" he made answer. "And | have
the best reasons in tho world for keep
ing II III my own possession Il little
longer. What the Crimson Stain gang
goes after. the Crimson Stain gam;
usually gets
He w2s about to drop the treasure
BACK irto his pocket when Il hand
Shot out through the curtains behind
him. With lightning Swiftncss the
hand snatchcd the necklace from him
and dartcd back through the curtain
folds.
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SOLDIERS ADDRESSES
Row 20 Send Letters TO Biucs. t:rnyn
ana iIo,ritners on Texas
lfOrslrr-

For the benefit OF girls left behind
am" others who desire to send mail to
virginia soldiers in Texas. the follow
ing list of addresses is presented:
TO reach a member Of the Blues, ad-
cross him care FIRST Squadron Of Cav
airy. Virginia National Guard, browns
Vile. Texas"
TO reach Il member Of the Grays. nd.
dress him care FIRST Regiment, Vir-
sinin National Guard, Brownsville,
Texas"
TO reach Il member OF tho Signal
Corps, address him care "First Signal
Corps. National Guard, Fort Sam Hous-
ton. San Antonio, Texas"
no reach Il member of the Howitzcrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
AORLD'S SERIES PICTURES
TO BE SEEN Ar NII,TnR

THE Shielding Shadow" with Grace
Darmond, Luke comedy and the
Hearst Weekly Will be tho attractions
at the Victor Thcater Tomorrow ON
TUESDAY Liberty" Will he shown, with
Marie Walcamp. also Pathc special
and on "Wednesday there will be IRE
sehted Beatrice Fairfax" In which
Grace Darling plays the leading role.
On Thursday and Friday the worlds
series baseball pictures viii be shown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

address him care First Battalion
Field Artillery. Virginia National
Guard. Fort Sam Houston, san Auto
MO. Texas"
10 reach II member of the Engineer
Corps, address, him care First En:i
Iieers, Virginia National Guard Fort
Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas"
To reach Il nicmbcr of the Hospital
Corps. address him care yield Hospi-
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Studcnt. sIecn ia Town ,,,,,S

MOSCOW, October 2S.---Owing to the
h'Hh cost OF living and the limited
number of dwelling houses in the great
RUSSIAN towns and the millions of
refugees that are Milling up all the Rus
san cities. the authorities Of the .prin-
cipii universities, in such places as
hicv and other big centcrs. have au-
th"ri"cd the students to sleep in the
town halls and within the universities
themselves
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
ssCARIET RUNNER" PICTURE
ATTRACTION At t,t,tcp<

Another complete story I'm 9TH.
Scarlet Runner series will he pre-
sented at tho GIDEON Tomorrow and
TUESDAY. Earle Williams is the fea-
tured star in this series. la this lat
est install!nent. called "Thc Hidden
Prince. Lillian Tucker IS the leading
woman.
The feature on Monday with THE
Scarlet Runner VIII be Mabel Talla-
ferro in Gods IIalf-Acre," while on
Tuesday The feature viii be Emmy
Wehlen. in The Pretenders"
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The Crimson Stain Mystery
N0vciizcd by Albert PnHsOn Terhune
from Consolidated MotiOn-Picture
Iriumph.
Copyright, 1916, by Consolidated Film
COrporation.)
How IL All I,crnn.

Everything YOU read here to-day you
may see in moving pictures this week
at the Victor Theatcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
CAPTIVES SHOW NERVE

To Re Continually
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-06-10
WITH THE SOCIETY CIRCLES

mall, Mark Parkinson, Frank Jones,
Misses Marie Partner, Kate and Els
ther Neuberger, gave delightful
kensington on the lawn OF the That
cher Mill, Thursday afternoon from
three until six. A long table was
placed on the lawn and was decor
ated with spring flowers and green
ry. The afternoon was spent in sew
ing and social chat.
The seventeenth annual banquet OF
the Alumni Association OF the Utah
Agricultural College was held Tues
day, June in the college library
The banquet table and library were
artistically decorated with peonies
and bridal wreath. C. w. Porter act
ed as POSTMASTER, and the following
toasts were given during the ban
quet College and Community Sym
patty by s. F. Ballif; Business ant
Education by Angus n. Wright; The
Valley and the College by T.. r.
Owen; Husbandmen Of Tomorrow, b,
A. w. Ivanst Development Of Prac
teal Education by DR.. E. G. Pet
erson. After the banquet about tive
hundred guests all repaired to thu
Smart Gymnasium where dancini
was enjoyed by all The banquet wa
prepared and served by the Murdoch
confectionery.
Mrs. Walter Stevens OF Montpell
err, Idaho, is here visiting for a cou
pie OF weeks the guest of Mr.. ant
Mrs. S. o. Stevens.
| At the closing of the schools man!
students returned to their homes
among whom are J. Howard Maugh
an of Preston, Idaho; Stanford Mad