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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-22
DURYEA TO LECTURE
BEFORE BLUFF CLUB

NJ j Duryea. secretary OF the Mo-
line Commercial CLUB. viii address the
Bluff Mems club Friday evening with
the Cascade mountains as his subject.
Mr. Duryea has an unusual story 20
tell Of his experiences in travelling
through that range of mountains on
horseback. He viii use stereopticou
views To illustrate his address
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-22
BUYS WAGON HE WAS
ACCUSED OF TAKING

Louis SchmaIEried avoided a hearing
in police court on a charge OIL larceny
by buying the wagon he was accused
OF stealing. Nick Bambalos was
owner OF the wagon that had caused
the trouble. Schmalzried was a team
ster for the Moline Fuel company and
hitched TO the wagon owned by BAN
balos. Tt was taken to the coal banks.
Bambalos located fl in time, but was
not able TO cause its return. The ar
rest Of the young man followed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-22
10 nIsrIIss nAsERAI.I..

Question as TO whether MoiineAH 20
have professional baseball this sum
mer may be decided this evening at
mass meeting to be held at the Moline
city hall Fans OF the city will have
but scant notice OF the meeting, but
officers of the club feel that no time
lis to be lost in arriving at some def
mite decision I'm the matter. Aim will
be 70 make sure the raising OF sum
sufficient to enable Moline to retain
IDS franchise in the Three-Eye league.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-22
4THFTIC CLUB F0RMFD.

t7A.s17ie. III. FEB 22-The Hills
eaie Athletic club was organized here
esteraar. Rooms in the Ekholm
Guiding we're leased The club VIII
e4s pa boxing and wrestling matches.
membership is Row Is and at q meet
.1s 10 oF held Saturday night il is ex-
petted more VIII join the organlza-
ION Officers have been chosen as
follows
ei4ha ger-Iie~mau Liphardt.
tarS--tTeg sIrer- Raw Douah0o.
Directors Mercer. Raw Ewing.
jag Beniamine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-22
MUSICIANS MEET
AEWBANDMASTER
leader rs Moline Plow Organization
IF Haaored a. Banquet Last Eve-
ming iu the Moline 4.
CRYPT AID ABRAHAM PRESENT
Former Serves as POSTMASTER and IN
speech BeTives the Subject Of
Concerts During Summer.


tHHeeFIs HlFih& summer.
----r-t rarr-fn- a. r Ka1nul=f
-r +re sf1ftre 7f~,r -,~-
T -''e" las- 7'et-ils iH
Me Moline NJ q. A in attendance
-.-. -..-....ar- ~ taa musical rrgaDfza-
s-.. --s..-.f- .s-- .--..--+--.
ing ~ Many pre-
~ .ii - =.
"l.t u
@a a". o' 7PN 't'' .t.'tt
Hs "- .-E Dali'tf "oo' IKE
n'-4 "A.saeI 2t ili75ihcl of
asp.1a aio. ..--1 mere = sure 70
"e 4--= "'sA .hes4 ale-
t4Aa FIJI a1 (
..'7 .a.9t -. q. deFeiopea
1... - tT.@ .'i pun
pos @ 4, a@a III teaS .iald'tef
La a# H-I"p speech me- revived tine
subject ~ summer band concerts.
48 aEsa ap RI me Moline CLUB
IVY. I'.gp 7.a-et lhaf the
.-sa -. mao -aA34 me ti-ltaAlFe Lh
s ~ give lA.5 Guy more
HE " pos. #. ne saiI. 20 nave
band concerts during tbs
N a|| ta@ bands ot the
. whether mere are a dozen. TAX
-4A- "tL4 07 raised lot
'ls purpose ana every musical organ
.la#0H s.. .e gwen 'haHte 70 snare
n rs distribution The idea IL to ain
I=rEa.a Iaa concerts at the different
parks each sunday. and 10 pay the
musicians Whatever is possible with
rHe au1Ha. q naue.
."rar- ErarE raise E4TrFEgr1 "a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-22
LIVELY PRIMARY
FOR EAST MOLINE.
Three Parties WIN Have Candidates In.
the Nominating Primary to
BE Held March rs.
INCUMBENT FAILS TO FILE
Or. 4. Don Taylor, However, May En-
ter as an Independent After
the Prelimlnaries.

The last day for fling in East Mo-
line found three candidates in the field
for mayor Louis Haemer on the so
cialist ticket Or G.. r. Johnson on the
citizens ticket and Dr G. =. Donahoo
on the independent DIT. +. Don Tay-
Tor. present mayor, did NOT hle Wheth-
or or NOT DE viii come out as an indie
pendent after the primary election Is
not known. Aspirants for nomina-
ton at the primary, March 10, are as
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-22
EDWARD JOHNSON is
HELD FOR INSANITY

Edward Johnson, SIS Fourth avenue,
was taken into custody last night on
charge Of insanity. He IS held at
the Moline police station pending a
trial in county court, which viii take
place tomorrow Information was
fled by Dr. Kari W. Wahlberg
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-22
IIsy IS

Mid. safe treatment.
No pain or danger.
No cutting, chiOrs-
form or injection. A
few treatments at
our Office and y0u
are well. Does not
lag ron mp or make
y0u sore. Cali for
free consultation or
write Drs. Kinsey &
Milan. 44 DsF. Saw
ings Bank Bldg d
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-22

Mrs. Elmer Mowry. S26 Seventeenth
street. was hostess TO the Matinee
Bridge club Tuesday afternoon, when
the club met in its last session until
after the Lenten season The usual
number of tables were surrounded.
prizes waIIiug to Mrs. A. G., Woodyatt
and Mrs. c. a. Peterson. Following
the games. the service Of a delicious
luncheon at the small tables, was
most pleasant affair, the beauty Of the
home adding to the enioyableess Of
the gathering The next hostess has
not been announced. nor the date Of
meeting. but both will be decided up
on later
Second Congregational ladies' aid
society met in the church yesterday
afternoon, entertained by Mesdames
William briggs. NJ G. Jones and Al
sterIund There were so members
and several guests present and during
the afternoon, one comfort was tied.
Reports were given from the play.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-22
INnEPFNDENT.
Z. = u Donahoo.

MayOr-Dr. &. j.. DOnahOo.
III rs understood that a number of
candidates will come out as independ-
ents for various Offices after the pri-
mary is held The Old peoples party
Sc will be noted, fled no ticket.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-22
D. Q. y. washington Entertainment

b. o. Y. Washington Entertainment.
company or 200 or more people
enjoyed the program given Yesterday
under the direction of Elisa Garfield
tent Daughters Of Veterans, AT Ma
sonic hall The room was trimmed IL
The national CoIors and red white and
blue flowers. Atrs Theresa Beaver Of
Aurora. department president Of Iia~
noiz. Mrs Guy n. Moore. national
junior vice president and Mrs Lulu
Carlin national organizer. were Spec~
TAI guests of She afternoon. AIrs
Chriaty Hickey Of the local chapter.
vino is department chaplain Of Illi-
uois. was called 80 the chair and in
behalf Of the society presented g. silk
flag 10 frankie Wilson. p great. great
grandgou iu the order. the little man
accepting the flag by singing song.
A miscellaneous program was carried
out Rev r. s Haney speaking on
patriotism. various members giving
short talks together with readings ana
musical numbers The company later
went 10 the dining room where lunch
was served and delightful time of
sociability enjoyed.
Watertown Methodist Ladies' Aid So
riety met in the church Yesterday. en-
tertaIneJ by Mrs. J. a. Kennedy Miss
Bell, returned missionary, was pres
ent and talked most Interestingly OF
the foreign work being carried on
The hostess served d lovely luncheon
after the business. Next Wednesday
the ladies' viii meet i'm the church TO
be entertained bg Mrs. George Boyle
The Misses Edna and Alice Book
will entertain the Loyal Leaders Of
the First Christian church tomorrow
evening i'm the basement Of the
church All member are urged 20 be
present
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-22
Social and Personal

7-,'--4 :. ''+'s- s7ti3lie3 t10Icu
~ go pleas9d "l5h me success 2E
- L 80 p 80 ep5lsoFeo oF mem
-. - u - ~ 1is mere lAs
a.. D-......, 80 f .s--a " =.
p-7Ss.it4a 2s mem oef5 or me Gen
-ano. under the auspices of the local
-4e sood eEoSA greeted Eae
49, % l7 ia-l tHaI mere
1--4 49, ~ n ~ = -l.'tis
y. 80 ED - a'1-.'''i' YEA
Professor ]. Victor Bergqujst head
or AugusIana conservatory. VINO has
. pseh a the Lutheran hospital for the
ta7e tii 20 weeks LoAo"lhg SIN opera
..oA - 80 Tag recovered thaE ne VIII
s-1 Se-' FN'~N l8lasl0' saturday or sum
nay
2. viii hold regular meeting tomorrow
afternoon al Eagles hail. followed be-
card party for members only
Mysterious ~fnb met vazfersav vr5tFs
Mrs. RaInh Grant,. 1868 Twautfa-E,
avenue, and the usual games were
played as divesion. Mrs. Henry R0r-
reIl Of Rock Island won first pr4za
and Mrs. Richard Ross of fhfs (-ffz an
cut favor An anDetizing luncheon
followed The games Tho newt forf
nightly hostess viii he Mrs wilson
twentieth avenue
Ladies' Aid society of Grace Luther
am church. Rock Island. will give a
parcel post sale fn The church fon0r-
row afternoon and evenings when can
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-22
CITIZENS TICKET.

Mayor-Dr G ID. Johnson.
C1erk-Dsle Chambers, Arthur Lit
tie. Charles STRICKLAND.
City treasurer-John siefhn. Ben
Howell, James Fox Fred Wild.
City torney--GeOrEe ID. Long.
James MeKeown.
Alderman. First ward-W. II. VIII
cox
Alderman, Second ward. X VIII
liams Fred Schleuter
Alderman, Third ward --Carl r.. Carl
son.
Alderman, Fourth ward-Joseph
Gfesler
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-22

nouucement was also made that Mr.
Thurber of the boys school at Coving-
ton, XIV. would be at Christ church
Sunday morning to speak of the mis-
sionaTv work Of the church at that
particular place Those auxiliary
mem bers who heard him last year Will
AN attend and viii take others with
them He is q most interesting and
forceful speaker and he mas q vital
message The ladies have formed a
Lenteu reading circle to meet on Fri
days in the home Of Mrs IT. J Gran
dahl first meeting to be held next
week. Friday AT the regular session
OF the auxiliarv Mrs r. TT. Greene
wifi tell or the missionary work Ia
Mexico
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-22

Women of Moose Heart legion,
chapter 262 met iu regular session 70
Red Men bali yesterday afternoon
when q class Of ~ was obligated, and
decision was reached to hold a spe-
ciaI meeting ar the Moose hall
East Moline. next Thursday afternoon
for the purpose OF ObIigating 10. After
the business session. cards were play
ed. the games being five hundred and
cinaue Prices iu the former went 70
Mrs ~ =. Grafton. first. Mrs FIJI AZ.
Potter second. Mrs. 7. Fl. Becker, all
cut. and Mrs Roy SillR. consolation.
Iu cinQue. the fortunate ones were
Mrs Anna Downing and Mrs. Frank
Estes who received FIRST and second
respectively
BTrs NJ. A. Hubauks, 1857 Twenty-
fourth avenue underwent serious
operation at the Tri-City sanItarium
yesterday and reports this morning
are 10 the effect that she is getting
along as well as can be expected.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-22

Louis Haemer
ClerkC G.. Phillipaen

MayoT-LOuIs Haemer.
Clerk-C. G. Phillipsen
CITY treasurer-N. A. Peterson.
son
Alderman. second ward-F. r. Har-
vey-
Alderman, Third ward -- william
Vogler
Alderman. Fourth ward--GeorEe
Boyle
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-22

Miss Edna Wlderquist. a Moline girl
employed in 9unnea polls. has been Ill
st the ST. Baruabas hospital Ia that
eitr for month. ana her mother has
been with her until recently, when she
returned 60 her home here, leaving
her aunt Miss Mary Johnson. ID care
for Miss Widercuist Her many friends
will au7fouE1E await news of her re-
e0verv. mean while sending mezsaE es
Of cheer 10 her
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-22

Professor i. Victor Berg1uIst. head
Of Augustana conservatory. who has
been at the Lutheran hospital for the
last three weeks, following SIN opera
ton is so far recovered that he viii
return to his home 1000 Tbirtv-eiRhth
street. Rock Island Saturday or sun
daw
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-01-18

agent, T. X. Calnan. The next meet
ing will be held at the H. Lausch home
Wednesday, Jan. IL. T. X. Calnan
and M. c. James, the two popular bet
ter farming men of this county, will
address the club on rural credits and
steps will be taken to organize rural
credits and steps will be taken to or
ganize rural credit association here.
All members and everybody interested
are urged to attend
Helmer and Joe Christensen, of San
born, came up Monday to resume their
studies.
Miss Mabel Doris returned to Darcy
Saturday after spending her holiday
vacation with home folks,
"A. ). Mclnnes was up to Glenfield on
business the fore part Of the week.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
R. D. Jones on Thursday, Jan. s, at 3
O'Clock.
The .Cooperstown high school bas-
ketbal team came down from that
place Friday evening for a game with
the high school team of this place.
The game was holly contested and re-
suited in score of "a to Sc in favor
of Cooperstown.
Miss Maurine Kegrice was taken to
St. Luke's hospital at Fargo last Sat-
urday, where she underwent an oper-
alton for a growth on her head and for
the removal Of adnoids and tonsils. At
last reports she was getting along fine
and we'll on the road to recovery,
which will be good news to her many
friends at this place.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-01-18

don, Mimi, where he had spent the
holidays visiting with relatives and
friends.
Joe Owens returned to his home in
Darcy Monday after short visit with
relatives and friends in Rogers.
Walter Hall, of Minot, came in Sun
day morning for short visit at the
C. o. Tolstad and w. Lumpkin homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Kiser and baby left
for their home in Chester, Mont, after
having spent Christmas at the home
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. D.
Kiser.
Mrs. John McFadgen and children
left Wednesday evening for their
home in Steele after having spent a
few weeks visiting with relatives and
friends in this vicinity.
o. G.. Lund, DR.. Kellogg and George
Butler were called to Valley City the
first of the week as witnesses in a
case in district court. = .'.
Miss Hazel Aygarn and Gladys Cole
man returned to Valley City Monday
evening to resume their school duties,
after having spent the holidays visit
ing with home folks.
John Schneider had an operation for
appendicitis at Riverside hospital at
Valley City the latter part of last
week. At last reports he was getting
along as well as can be expected.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-01-18

count of the serious illness of Arx.
Hayes mother. During the absence
of Mr. Hayes Cashier Cook, OF the
Bank Of Sanborn, has charge OF the
Farmers elevator.
Miss Alice Lettenmaier and sister
were Valley City visitors last Sat1F-
day.
Mrs. Celia Humphrey, of Valley CITY,
visited with Sanborn friends last Sun.
day.
Mrs. w. J. Curren and children viz
tied with Sanborn friends last Sun
day.
Mrs. w. J. Curren and children viz
tied with Sanborn relatives last SatnF.
day.
Miss Mary Doyle, of Valley City, il
visiting with Sanborn friends this
week.
Miss Lizzie Clancy visited over SIN
day at Valley City, returning Monday
on No. Z.
Miss w. C. Schreiter was a passen'
to Valley City last Saturday morning.
returning on No. 1875 in the evening
Miss Rose Reidman, Of Valley City,
visited over Sunday at the CassaE
home, returning to Valley City on Nc.
s Monday
JOS. Sauer, who recently had finger
lacerated in corn shredder, has had
a satisfactory insurance settlement
with the Bankers Casualty Co.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-01-18

man; VIM. Anderson, master work
man; D. F. Dick, foreman; J. J. Liberia,
overseer; James Murdoch, recorder; J.
F. Hoelzle, fnancier; j. l.. More, re.
ceiver; F. T. Hoelzle, guide; David
Walks, inside watch; C. NJ. Kribbs,
outside watch; J. F. Hoelzle, repre-
sentative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Joos and chill
dren, of Granville, were guests at the
w. o. Joos home Saturday. They
were on their return trip from Foun-
tain City, Wis. where they spent
Christmas with relatives.
A. r. Clausen, the genial salesman
Of the firm of Anton Fried & Son, left
a few days ago for Minneapolis, where
he is spending the week with friends,
and incidentally is getting in touch
with metropolitan life.
School opened Tuesday after the
holiday vacation with all the teachers
and nearly all the pupils at their
desks ready for hard work. Miss Bah
cock, of Valley City, is the new teach
er of the fifth and sixth grades.
E. w. and A. l.. Dennstedt came up
from Albert Lea, Mimi, last week and
Saturday left for Valley City, accom-
panied by A. E. Dennstedt, where the
three spent day on business matters.
They went from their to points in Min
nesota.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ. E.
church met with Mrs. C. G. Beers last
Thursday. They elected the follow.
ing officers: Mrs. H. M. Chase, presi
dent; Mrs. C. C. Beers, vice president;
Mrs. H. C. Story, secretary; Mrs. R. B
Cox, treasurer.
The Commercial club held meet
ing Wednesday evening. Whether OF
not to hold banquet on Thursday OF
the state wide Booster Week" was
the main topic considered. The club
decided not to give banquet, but to
eat the baked potatoes at home that
day.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-01-18

S o'clock. We have no particulars as
to the cause nor as to the funeral ar
rangements. Mr.. Paulson, who was
about So, was one of the pioneer far
mers of Litchville township and left
three years ago to make his home in
Florida. We shall try to secure fur.
Their particulars for next week.
Mrs o. F.. Embertson returned to
her home at Valley City Saturday.
Mrs. A. M. Hanson, son Melvin and
daughter Nora, left Thursday last
week for St. Paul, where they will
make their home. DR.. and Mrs. Pla-
tou will occupy the house formerly
leased by Mr.. Hansen.
Tom Boom left last Thursday for
Waupun, Wis, where Mrs. Boom and
the children are visiting the parental
home. Frank Boom is taking care Of
the farm during their absence.
Miss Mabel Hanson has severed her
connection with the Bee Hive and left
last Thursday for St. Paul, where she
will make her home with the A. M.
Hansen family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Holt, of Glad
stone township, are mourning the
death of their first-born child, a boy,
who was born last Sunday and died
Monday.
Andreas Larson, of this village, died
Tuesday AFTERNOON at o'clock at St..
Luke's hospital at Fargo, where he
was taken last Friday for bad at
tack of kidney trouble. The body
was shipped to Hastings yesterday
and will be buried there. Mr.. Larson
was 40 years Of age and a pioneer
farmer of Skandia township. Some
years ago he moved to this village
and has made his home in Peterson's
division ever since. He was a single
man, but leaves two brothers and a
sister.
The following business places have
now been wired for electric lights:
Strinden's hardware, Dahl's store,
First National Bank, Wangrud & Our
enhagen, Opera house, Bensons stu
dio, Bulletin Office, Olsons & Co., City
Hall, First State Bank, City restaur-
ant, Spencer & Evenson, Oscar Carl
son, Bee Hive, Litchville hotel and the
Masonic hall. Three new street lights
sons, Stuart's and Frogen's corners.
4uc 1OCdl OWcu1Su RdSd CluICll re-
| ceived a handsome present at Christ
mas time from Emil Djuberg, of Clyde
It was baptismal font and a number
board and they say they are fine
enough for cathedral Mr.. Diubreg
believes that their is nothing too good
for the Swedes.
Pending the arrival of repairs for
the fire engine, which has a broken
part, two night Waterman were put on
duty Tuesday night and will remain
until the engine is repaired to watch
for any possible fire that may start in
the night.
Why is our school house getting too
small? A brief study of the records
of Village Clerk John Sortland gives
that answer to the puzzle. During the
! past IL years there have been 249
births reported within the village
limits of Litchville, or a little better
than an average Of 20 year. Follow
ing is the record year by year: 1915,
Is; 1906, IS; 1907, %; 1908, IS; 1909,
80; 1910, 30; 1911, 81; 1912, 20; 1913,
20; 1914, o.; 1915, 10; 1916, Is.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Ourenhagen, of
Nome, received mighty handsome
Christmas present in the form of a
bouncing nine-pound baby boy, who
arrived at their home on Dec. %.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-01-18
DAZEY

Commercial, Jan. 12.-Elmer Larson
came down Monday evening from
HannafOrd.
Clifford Colville came up Monday
from Rogers to attend school.
Mrs. r. D. Jones was a passenger
for Valley City Thursday evening for
a short visit.
Miss Margaret Sandy returned Mon
day from Moorhead, where she spent
the holidays.
ter were COoperstoWn callers between
trains last Friday.
Miss Eva. Jones returned to Darcy
Monday after spending her holiday va
cation at Hankinson.
Mrs. G. C. Nolen went down to Val
ley City Thursday evening to spend
some time visiting at that place.
John Hagglund was a caller at Coop
erstown last Saturday between trains
on short business mission.
A. J. Mc1nnis returned home last Fri
day evening from Luverne, where lie
spent few days on business.
Miss Lulu Larson returned home
last Friday from Valley City, where
she spent few days visiting with rel
atives.
F. A. Click went down to Sanborn
Saturday evening and spent Sunday
with friends, returning to Darcy Mon
day.
Miss Sybella Cusator returned to-
Darcy Monday from Jamestown, where
she spent her vacation with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Geo. Laing and little son, Cor
don, Of Courtenay, came down Satur-
day for a short visit at the home of
her mother, Mrs. NJ l.. Brown.
Miss Florence Nolen left Thursday
evening for Valley City, where she ex-
poets to spend some time attending
the Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hagglund and
children returned home last Saturday
from Valley City, where the children
had their tonsils removed.
Misses Alice and Ethel Raymond re-
turned to Darcy Monday after spend.
ing their holiday vacation with home
folks in Sleepy Eye, MINI. a.
Marem and Margaret Revell, of San
born, came up last Friday for visit
at the home of their uncle, A. S. Lam
ger. They returned home Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. M. P. Barns and chill
dren returned home" last Saturday
from Minneapolis, where they spent
the holidays visiting with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Myers are the
parents Of a baby boy, born to them
Thursday. Mother and child are re.
ported to be doing nicely and papa
has good chance for recovery.
Archie Olson was an over-Sunday
caller in Sanborn and Valley City, re,
turning Monday.
Mrs. w. C. Nolte is reported to be
quite seriously i'll and grave fears are
entertained regarding her recovery.
M. o. Grangaard, of Rogers, was a
business caller in Darcy Tuesday be-
tween trains.
The last meeting of the Darcy Far.
mers' Club was held at the A. 0. Tol.
stad home Jan. and those present
enjoyed a very instructive talk on po-
tato culture by our better farming