davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-15
MILITIAMEN TO BE REPRODUCED
 IN THE MOVIES
Agitation For More Sharp shooters Is Feature of
 Officers Meeting.

Moving pictures of the various or ga.nizations of the Connecticut Coast Artillery corps will be made at the annual joint coasr defense exercises at Fort H. G. Wright, Fishers Island, N Y., this summer. The summer camp this year will be from June 22 to July 1st. Arrangements for the pictures have been made by Capt. F. T.. Deng- Ter, inspector-instructor of the corps He plans to have pictures made so that each organization will appear in the pictures. One copy of the pie lures will be presented to the corps The necessary permission to make the pictures has been granted by the war department.
 The board of officers of the corps met in the State armory here. last night for their annual spring gather ing preliminary to the summer en- ca1npment Col Henry s. Dorsey, eonhmandant of the. corps, presided. Major M. B. Payne was secretary of the meeting. The local companies of the corps, the Second, Fourth and Eleventh, will hold their field day and rifle practice during the first week in May. In order that more men may be qualified as ri1emen each company will have two days practice this year. The companies will be divided so that half will go with the company com mander on one day and half with the
 
 During the past year, only a few members of the corps have qualified as expert marksmen on the rifle range. Col. Dorsey urged company command CTS to anaVe more men qualify, also to have more men qualify as gunners and enlisted specialists. He said at least 50 per cent of each command ought to qualify as gunners.
 , The colonel read letters from the U. S. senators and congressman from Connecticut expressing appreciation of the fact that the officers and men of the corps had offered their services in case of trouble with Mexico. There will be, no school of instruc- tion for officers or enlisted men at Fort Wright next month, no appropri- ation having been made for the pur- pose. federal examinations for off, cers and enlisted men will be held at the State armory here in May. Plans for a railroad excursion to New London and to Fishers Island by boat were discussed. Capt. Percy H | Morgan of Mystic, quartermaster of the corps, was appointed a committee l of one to make the arrangements ii possible.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-15

port, Hartford and Waterbury. In this connection it is pointed out that the Catholic charitable institutions of the state, which depend largely on the annual Easter collection, are more in need of funds this year than in many.
 Carrying a cargo of 214.OO0 bushels of wheat for the Belgian Relief Com mission, the British steamer Elan ndrier sailed from Galveston for Rotterdam.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-15
MEMORIAL DAY PLANS
 TO BE MADE THURSDAY

The Memorial day committee of the common council will have it's first meeting in the city clerks of flee Thursday night at 8 o'clock. AL derman o. c. Cole, chairman of the committee had first called the meet ing for Friday night forgetting that it was Fast Day.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-15
Charitable Homes
 In Great Need of Funds

In a letter from Rt. Rev. John J. Milan, Bishop of the Hartford dio- cese, which will be read in all the Catholic churches of the diocese to- morrow, the preIate commends the work that is being done by the St. Vincent De Paul societies of Bridge
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-15
THEE PKETT1EsT FACE

ten disfigured by an unsightly wart. T. can easily be removed in @. few days without pain by using Cyrus Wart Remover. For sale only at the . Cyrus Pharmacv neI0 -Au~
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-15
GERMAN STEEL REPORT.

Berlin, April 15-Shipments of the German steel syndicate in March were S11, ,649 tons compared with 282,269 tons in February and 351,56O in March of 1915.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-15

GEORGE IT. NEARYE, JB., HOME. New York, April 15-George T. Marye, Jr., who resigned recently as ambassador to Russia arrived here today accompanied by Mrs. BTarye. He said he would go to Washington probably within a few days.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-15


 on a business trip.
 Capt William Mccormick of Go. K hospital detachment of the N. B. B. A. is the happy father of baby girl. Capt. Mccormick lives at 626 BunneI street. Mrs. Mccormick was Miss Edna Hungerford.
 In commemoration of the 18th ami versary of their wedding, MT. and Mrs. Charles D. Davis held a, family dinner at their home, 1,519 Main street, last night. Among the guests at the dfn- ner were the membere of the wedding party of 25 years ago. The wedding of Miss Susan Hawley, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frederick B.. Ha;wley of Franklin street, and MT. Davis was held in the South Congrega tionaI church, the Rev. R. G. s. McNeilIe of fciating. Both Mrs. Davis, who is one of the most prominent musicians in this section, and MT. Davis, who is a jeWeler, associated with his brother in-law, William c. Haw1ey in the firm of Davis & Haw1ey, are prominently known. MT. Davis is president of the City Planning Commission, and is a former president of the Business Mems association and of the Conn necticut Jewellers association.
 More than s625 was realized on the Easter fair of the Wednesday Workers of the United church held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Brad ford D. Pierce, IT., 2,34o North avenue. The sale opened at o'clock and tea was served during the afternoon A large number of unusually attractive several interesting novelties of enter tainment.
 At a special meeting yesterday at The StratfeId of thu Drama league center final pIans/ were discussed for Monday evening at The Stratfeld Guests will wear fancy dress cos tunes, Shakespearean type preferred Masks will not be worn. The ball will open with a grand march, wh ch will be led by little Miss Phyllis Wheeler. daughter of MT. and Mrs Walter Wheeler, and followed with Q solo dance by Miss Dorothy Lyon. There will be general dancing until midnight when supper will be served in the main dining room. During the supper feature dances will be given including a group of Shakespearean songs by Miss Marguerite Bishop, dances by Miss Laura Qufnlan, the Misses Agnes and Lucille Marsh, Mrs. Kenneth W. +McNeil, Mrs. Walter Wheeler and J. Fz. Healey of New York.
 Parents and friends of the students of the City Normal school attended with much pleasure the entertainment given last evening at the school under the auspices of the pupils of the eighth grade. The vocal numbers of the program were under the direction of Clayton P. Stevens, supervisor of music of the local schools and the 1 decorations were planned and arrang- ed by Miss Mary Jackson, art super visor. Miss Gertrude forth was the I accompanist. The program was in charge of Bernard Gagnon, president of the class. On the program were selections by the B. c. N. s. orches- tra, directed by Leslie Vaughan, and | the B. c. N. s. G1ee club, composed | of 45 selected students of the Sixth | Seventh and Eighth grades which was | organized by Miss Mary T. Foley, teacher of the Eighth grade.
 A q
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-15

t us # h railway m dcnb b e n
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-15

Discussion of economic and com merciaI questions, with especial refer ence to legislation directed against Germany and her allies, is the object of the conference of the entente allies called to meet in Paris for four days commencing April 20. Measures of far-reaching importance wilI<N be preached. The principal topic of dis cussion will be, it is said, mutual ex- change of commodities under a, tariff system favorable to the allied nations Etienne C1ementel, minister of com merce in thepresent French cabinet will be leading figure at the confer ence.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-15
BRITISH ARMY INSPECTOR
 IS DEAD IN NEW HAVEN
RW HQ NAn

New Haven. April 15-Captain Barnard-Smyth, detailed by the Brit ish government as an inspector of rnu- nitions of war which are being made for that government in this city, died today following an operation for ap- pendicitis- Captain Smyth came here from England last falI.>
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-15

SPRING PIONEERING
 PLANTS. JOH1$ BECh ( SGE
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

Compensation Commissioner B. T. Buckingham was in New Haven today a business trip.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-15

Capt. William Mccormick of Co. K, hospital detachment of the N. B. B. A is the happy father of 8 baby girl Capt. Mccormick lives at 626 Bunnell street. Mrs. Mccormick was Miss Edna Hungerford.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-15

ADVERTISE IN THE FARMER.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06

it,ant i'm iein llnteroffi3ier an:
.Wenih, oerIeuenen Sic Sbre
@runoiGse nidt. Sn Der 9ibeI itebi
gei6rieben: gete unb arbeite!-8om
Gifen aber fein @ort."
Sxx
ltnmSslid.
Sinh ii6 Sbre bei6en Sobne
id)on einnai auf Dem &riessidmiplas
begeenetS"
rauseeihIoiien. suGSise Sraul
Der dItere lit Ulugaeugfiibrer unb
Der iiingere fdbrt llnterieeboot."
gerrehnet.
Gin @obIer rettete nit eiaener Sc.
beneseeiabr elm biibibes Wdohen Dor
Dem 5obe bes ertrinfens. Sbr 90.
ter oanfte ibm NIT INSTRUMENTATION
@orteu uub idIob NIT beruegter
Stimme:
sGoler, iuneer Wann, Sbnen Der.
oanfe id aues, mas mir nod oos Sc.
ben Iieb moft. @elde 8elobnung
5ieben Sic nun Dor: $4,000 Warf
ODER Die Sanb meiner tbeuern God.
ter2"
Der 8ubIer iiberIegte nidt LANCE.
Gin Seitenblid muf 6as iunge
unb Die Sofinung, oab er
ieinem gntihlub betbes oas
3ino unb oas 8eIb7-erbaIten
peranlaBte i'm, beid,eioen gu
SD nebme Die Eot,ter."
ia baben Sic gut gerpablt," ant.
rportete Der oanfbare Batter, roenn i'd
b6tte S,bnen Die in Iusiidt geiteaten
$4,000 Iarf bod nidt gcben fon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
8an3 mad Uoridjrift.

8anS mad @oridrift.
&idter: rsllio iest iinb Sic uie.
Der ba?"
@auner: ga, Serr Vrdfioent, i'd
fonnte feline Arbeit finoen."
&idter: Ia bGtte ih aber bas
critic bette ersriffen."
@auner: rOns babe i6 ia aud
getban."
Snrdj bic glnme.!
Yrofeiior (5um aanoiSaten. Ser
feline Der ibm aus Dem Serbarium
porgelegten BfIan5en aud MIR beim
Hamen 81 nennen meib): ,Sie ifei.
men ia ii6erbaupt feline YfIan3en.
fenntniB 3u beiisen, Serr 8anoibat?"
r9ob!" antruortete Der. .aber
i6 femme IL nur in friifem gu.
itanb."
.9ut," iagt barauf fura ser 8ro.
feiior. ~Gann auf @ieoerieben NOD
ties Sriibiabrl"
- =
@iSerleBt.
sd CLAUDE, Sic baben i'm 9eben
aud nitt piel 8utes getban."
ia iinb sic i'm Srrtbum. ib
babc I'M 2eben iebr oft bes ,@uten"
5u piel getban."
- - =
Bel ben Sdippern.
Gin Sbeoloae lit bel Den Sdippern
tbdtig unb miibt iid i'm sdweibe lei.
mes Ingeiidts ab. @6er eiumaI
fnurrt er bod, neil bas giIen nidt
redbt5eitig on 1T. trosbem err m6hti.
gen appetit peripiirt. 8oripurfspou
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06

Bate iifer ben gan3en &opf ser.
ihmettert, tpenn i6 lie niht idnel
perihIudt bdtte."
- y y
@erbGdtig.
geilifer: .8ann ib Sen Snbaber
oes Sanatorilms ipreben9"
angeitellter: Ser lit CUR grbo.
lung perreiit!"
GigenInu.
a.: r@ie ieben sic benn aus9"
g.: sd bin Die Sreppe binun.
tergefalen!"
g.: n@ie fam oenn oas2"
g.: nSa, ieben Sic, oils ih Die
Sreppe binuntersing, iaete meme
Srau 5I mir: Sci MIR rett ooriid).
tig, Bruno, beim Hunteriteisen. SD
laiie mir aber MN einntal feline Dor.
ihriften bon meiner Srau mafen!"
- - ~
8efabrlid.
SrGulein Ieta (5ur Riitter ibrer
franfen S%reunoin): vgs gebt bel.
ier2 Damn bari i'd pobl auf einen
Irgeublid bineingeben2"
Bite. Srdulein Weta, aber ni6t
mabr, Sic nebmen oorber Sbren
prd6tigen Sut ab-meine So6ter
fonnte leitt einen Giidfau befom.
men,"
- = y
Sn Der @erlesenbeit.
8ommis: SD mohte auf elm
paar Gage llrIuub, Serr' Yrin3ipal!
Weine @robmutter lit seltorbenl"
Trinaipal: .Soreu sic. oas lit
MN oas pierte Nal, baB Sbre 9rob.
mltter geitorben it'll"
8ommis: rSa = meine 8rob.
miltter mar cine merftpiiroige Srau!"
Suriidtig.
Nihter: Bel Der eriter Serbano.
lung iasten sic bod, sic wGren poQ-
fommen niihteru geueien, ais Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06

men, neil i'd MIR bon elmer mGbigen
Yeniion Iebe. Weine 9odter aber
iolen Sic baben. @ott iegne gnd,
meme 8inber!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
Sanle Nnsrebe.

Snfel: rSebesmaI, penn id Did
iebe, iist 0u bel einem @Iaie Bier"
yseffe: rSieber SnfeI. i6 babe
iflette angen. uno Der ar5t bat ge.
iagt, i'd mub INNER Elm @Ias BEL mir
baben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
Gnfant terrible.

Der fIeine alirt: rTante, biit bu
SdmiipteIerin2"
rNein, liebes Rino, tpar1rm?"
~Papa bat geiast, penn Die Iante
fommt, oas gibt Elm Sbeater."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
Snr M~bidrefnng.

6rerno: ~@as beoeiitet oenn bier
oieie Sammlirng bon 8eien. StieieI.
fneften, 8obritofen. Yantoiieln2"
@ittiper: r3as iinb Grinnerun.
gen on meme peritorbene Srau, ole
iebe ib mir ieoesmal an. penn ih
ruieoer SeirotbSluit friese."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06

Oa lit tie bod friessrntauelid unb
fam nidt mebr NIT binailsaieben!"
y@ber, Wutti," e~reifert iih bas
fleine Sblnlmeier6en, Batter unb
Snfel Sran5 baben ood aih gar
feline Scare mebr ulf ibrem aopf
uno iino nit i'm 8riege."
- y y
Bie er's neritebt.
Seiterreiher gum ruiiiiten lleber.
laufer): so, Suneer bait g'babt.
uno on biit' DAMON g'laufen, rno oei'
Baterlanb, oas is Dir gang 8urift2"
&liie: rReiu, Vonie = 9ater.
lano eben mir @uritt - penn
Wuri4t par', mir Sunger baben!"
- - -
Der Hantuffelbelb.
"@ae @etter, lit Define Srau i'm
Sattel v5u Sauie"!"
~Sieber 6reunb, 10 lit lie Ieioer audi
5u Sauie lin Sattel"!"
- y y
Sanftmntb.
"Gu bait Did pieoer sepriiselt,
$ans2"
ga, Wama, ih fonnte nift an.
oers. War bot mir cine Sbrfeige
gegeben."
-9as lit nod fein @r1n6 3rr grii.
gelei. Wie oft babe ib Dir geiagt:
Cine ianfte anttport menoet ie6en
Corn. $dtteit on ibm nur cine ioIte
gegeben."
y0as babe id setban, Wama. SD
babe tbm gang tpeiten 0red ms sc.
fidt seidmiiien!"
Gnfant terrible.
Der feine 8urt: ,Iante, Bit bu
SdmIipieIerin2"
rgeein, liebes Rinb, tpau1m?"
~Papa bot geiagt, rpenn Die Iante
fommt, oas gibt elm Sbeater."
Sanle Nnsrebe.
Snfel: rSebesmaI, wenn id Did
iebe, iist 9u bel einem @Iaie Bier"
Neffe: r9ieber SnfeI, ib babe
ihledte augett, unb Der ar5t bat ge.
iagt, id mub INNER Elm @Ias bel mir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
- " "
Grlebist.

Ser $err oa, NIT Dem i6 chen
ipro6. er5ablt mir, oaB er elm @uto
fiir $4,000 Warf gefauft bat"
.0us lit wobl n NiaionGr2".
,Nein, n 9iidner!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
Singe, ,ue,rt 6eiang ge9cben.
8eiane berfhout bas 2eben.
8eiane ~erfreut bas Ser5,
Sbn bat urs @ott 8e8eben.

gu lnoern Sorg HHp SWWeI6
Snrpabr Der @eiaue 1T cine berrIide Gabe 0ottes. Die beions
oers bic . { II d n iit SabrtauienSen bo48ihdst baben uno ns
ht0l9eosNen baben ie cine Siue bon eieosrn srionnen. tue fe fen anesrss
Volt Der eroe beist. 9eutf1Iaub 1T bic Seimatb bes WoltSs
lteess Die NCeloeien unb 9egte oes EoltsIiebes fb mstt stnfah
unb ihlibt. Gle beimeu a n bem erfen SDren; tie lerfen hb IN
bic Seele, hie Die erheu Oebete. bic mar AM Snie Der Iuher Iernt nnS
biz ms bohte alter nir pergibt.
Der 8eit Der robernen Seit. Der lte6ergarg bonn Sdnotpert 5nm
Saaibinerbetreb. bas 9aasn uno Sasen Der aeusst. 5aben nsbsn Dielsn
anberen Iobliben @ebrGufeu unb 0epobubeien ods SclfSIteb ba
ub bort berbrau9t ober bod eeVen Yfe8e tart beeintrGtt8t
Smmertn gbt es nber in Staot uno 2ano nod Wiee, bic bas St9en
nibt perlernt urb ubt pcr9eHen baen unb pelhe bic getrebungen, Die
genadbt tperoen, has seutf&s so!fslisa bierauIanOe nsa 81 b.!sben, init
Sreloen besrI6en peroeu. Die Catholic Yrinhng 60. bat lid ent'
ihIofen. Die Batter bonn @o.fihen @ort IN 9ednp. gu. frdth9 in Der
Pfe8e bs goItsIiebes 5u urterfisen. bant bife Gneae ebsihen 0e.
nuKeS, uner ben 8 eutifs amerifauern riht gdn5Hb perfede.
Gus benz Sehnp @erIase bieten mir iest m'eren Seiern unS Seutid'
amertanern iberbaupt. ben erien gano elmer Sammlung bon oeufheu
0iebern an, betnkIt:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
Der Eautpffelbelb i'm SeISe.

Der Eamtoff,lbelS i'm SsIbe.
2anopebrmann mad Ser anfunft
i'm Shiisengraben ~geriibrt): Die
Cute! Sic polte mir beim 4bihieo
nod et1pas b~eionoers 9iebes ~ertpeiien
-oa bat Tie mir oen SausidIiifeI in
Die Saife geitedt."
Hxx
Sm Gifer.
rgnblih fommen Sic NAL nie.
Der! Sic fino Der Serr, Der mir neu.
lid, elm faIides WarfftiidI seseben
batl"
Gait: rObo, mas Sbnen nift elm.
fdnt! Sn bieiem 2ofaI bin id nur
Elm ein3iges NaI setpejen-un6 oa
babe i'd iiberbaupt nidt 'sabIt!"
@ortipiel.
SrduIein WiiGer: sir tpen
itriden Sic oenn Die Striimpie, Srau
Shul3e2"
Srau Sdul5e: .7as lit aarS
gleib, per iie b~efommt-irsenb elm
SoISat."
GrauIein WiiGer: ga fam man
alIo BON Sbnen iagen: .itridt" neu.
trail"
y - =
Ter Shuiteriunse.
Sunge: .Weeitern, penn i'd SD.
rem Wturb aniebe, oa fallen mir
imma Die 9erIiner 3eitaurants in."
Weiiterin: .@ieio2"
Sunge: IA itebt bran: Gag
nno Natt ge0ffnet!"
Sx1
Ins benz SelSpuit : griefe eines
SdlGdterseiellen an ieine Sraut.
.Sa, 8eliebte, Oh biIt mir Go
modte id fait iaseu) y@urIt" =
oenn aue Gage wirit 0u mir tbeii.
rerl"
llnmGslid.
Batter: "Sunse, pie iiebit Du pie.
Der aus?"
Sobnden: sd bin in Den
Shnus gefaaen, Yapa."
Batter: Limb NIT Den nei,en So.
ieu?"
Sobnfen: nI6, Eapa, ih bate
bod nidt 10 piel 3eit, Tie porber aus.
5u5ieben!"
Iasemeine Selbirpabl.
8atte: mGun, mer bat bel gurer
beutigei Neirpabl Der 8oritanosoame
Den Sieg oaoongetragen2"
Satin: Gar feline. 3tpansia
Stimm5ettel muroen a~bgegeben mn6
ba traf aif ieoe Der ampeienoen 3pou.
GIG 0amen cine Stimme!"
- - y
3iht Sentlid senua.
&eilenoer (oer binausgeporien
tpuroe. nod flint Winitten mieoer
erideineno): .Nun. uno-tpas mol.
len Sic bomit iagen?"
- y -
va, ma!
9e,irlaubter Soriter (su ieinen
Stammtiidbriioern): .Weiue Sci.
itesgegenipart bat mir In Seinbeslaub
ibon oftmals bas 2eben aerettet, 10
3. .. bel 9ppern. Ia flog mir cine
4iisel in ben oifeneu WunS, uno Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
ariessnntanslih.

0as pieridbriae 9iesden ItelIt
ole ibre Yllppen in &eib unS 8lieS.
weiI Tie lin ben 3rieg maribieren"
ioaen, gnolid bolt lie aud nod ole
san5 alte fapute YiIppe Inni berbei.
Die Wutter meint ba3u: Die anni
lab MIR 5l Salie, 2iesden, Die bat
ia iosar idon ibre Scare p~erIoren.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-07-13
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Ingrie Lermo returned
from Antler Tuesday.
Ole O. Berg and family auto
ed to Bottineau, Tuesday.
Carl Crogen was a business
caller in Bottineau Monday.
Insure your crops against
hail whit he Bank of Carbury.
August Wall and family
were Bottineau visitors Mon
day.
Sigurd Dalen left Tuesday to
attend the boys automobile
Martin Bardahl is busy paint
ing the fine farm home of John
Skjeri.
Miss Inga Lermo is spend
ing a few days visiting friends
at Antler.
Misses Bella and Minnie
Kornkven are visiting friends
at Lowry, MINI.
Miss Gena Peterson went to
Knox Monday to attend the
convention there.
Ben G.. Wall went to Fargo
Tuesday and returned Saturday
with a new Saxon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olof Vinje and
family visited at the home OF
S, Strindmo, Sunday.
Mrs. Carl Kirkeby of Botti-
neau spent several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Arveson.
Thomas 81 ule is busy break
ing up the new land which he
will put into crop next year.
Ole O. Berg and family auto.
ed to Antler and spent the lat
ter part of the week visiting
relatives.
G. Hoopman has just com
pleted a concrete basement for
the Farmers Cooperative Mer'
camille Co.
When in need of auto OF
motorcycle tires call and see N.
B. Arveson, agent for Goodyear
!! and Firestone.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-07-13

Patronize your local cream
cry and help Yourself as well
as a home institution. 4Ott
Mrs. Walker and daughter
May, came up from B~ottineau
Friday and are visiting at the
S. G.. Berg home.
Mrs. Walker terminated hel
visit here with Mrs. S. G.
Berg and left Wednesday for
her home at Ender]in.
Miss Naomi Berg and Irwin
Crowder made a trip to Bottin.
eau Monday in Crowder's new
five passenger Overland.
J. L. Gorder went to Willow
Citv Monday to adjust the loss
of a cow belonging to Mrs. J,
Tweeten killed by lightning.
Hans Hanson of Orator
preached in the Turtle Mount.
ain church Monday evening tc
a large and appreciative au.
dience.
The man that never relaxes,
the eye that never blanches,
the thought that never wan,
ders, these are the masters Of
victory"
Miss Naomi Berg and May
Walker departed Wednesday
morning for Mohall where they
will spend several weeks visit.
ing friends.
Mrs. John Sanderson and
Mrs. Christ Solberg of Willow
City spent the latter part Of
the week here and attended
the conference.
Carl Erickson of Elmore.
Minn., has accepted a position
with the Farmers Cooperative
store and started on his new
duties Saturday.
| Anton Wall is a recent pur.
chaser of a new Ford car. An.
ton says if a man speaks the
truth he must admit that there
is no better car than the Ford.
Arthur Gorder was chosen a
delegate to represent the Tur'
tie Mountain Young Peoples
society and left Tuesday fol
Knox to attend the convention
The Farmers Cooperative
Mercantile company pays the
highest market prices for eggs
butter, cream. Patronize home
business and get a square deal
| The Misses Emma Strindmo
Anna Sjule aud Olga Jensor
went toOverly Thursday where
they attended the Young PEG
pies convention, returning
Monday.
Misses Olive and Clara Gro
gen went to Knox, Tuesday tt
attend the Young People
Convention. Before returnin.
home they will also visit a
Churchs Ferry.
Mrs. Walker and daughte
May and Mrs. S. G.. berg an,
children, Mrs. Ole O. Berg an.
Mrs, Arveson we're entertainet
at the S.. B. Dyrstad hom'
Monday afternoon.
Ole .Dyrstad is the man WIZ
will sharpen your plows, sho'
your horses, weld a casting AM
in fact do most everything tina
needs to be done in the line o
putting farm machinery in or
der.
Crops have been advancin,
rapidly the past ten days du'
to the abundance of moistur'
and hot weather. Unles
something unforeseen happen
prospects for a bountiful har
vest is assured.