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EkPPEEINGS IN YER NO IT

ing in religious services this week.-Abra-
ham c. Bennett and Charles H. Bennett of
Granville, N. Y, are in town for two
week.-Arthur Goodro. lately of Middle
bury. is engaged in a munitions plant near
Montreal employed in manufacturing sup
piles for the Canadian forces In France
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Havens and son,
Harley. have returned to Southbrdge,
Mass. after 10 days stay here.-Harry
Brookns Of Ottawa. Can, is in town to
visit his uncle, Fred Brookins.-Mrs. Flora
Guernsey Of Montpelier is visiting at the
home Of Mrs. L. ]. Hathaway.-Mrs. Henry
Dumas Is confined by illness at her home.
John Lowell has received word from his
son-in-law. Howard Austin. in France.
stating that he Is well.-Attorney Ira II.
LaFleur is having some extensive repairs
on his Office in the Battell block.-B. NJ.
Kavanaugh, who has been in town for a
few days to visit his wife and daughter,
who are at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Farrell Sr., on College
street. has returned to Saratoga. N. Y
The social held at the Memorial Baptist
Church Tuesday evening was well at
tended. Wilson Barrett's story of the
times Of Nero and the Christian martyrs.
which was read by the Rev. r. L. Whit
timore. pastor of the church, and illus
had the closest attention of all.-Mr. and
Mrs. F. c. Gulley left Wednesday morn
ing for Florida, where they will spend the
winter.-The women of the Congrega-
tional Methodist and Episcopal Churches
will hold federated sale Of useful articles
Wednesday, November q, in the Grange
hail. commencing at 1880 o'clock and con-
tinuing through the evening. Hoover"
supper will be served in connection with
the sale In the vestry of the Congrega-
tional Church from $50 to eight o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar j. Wiley are in Bos-
ton.-Mrs Albert W. Dickens and Miss
Marjorie Wright are attending the Golden
Jubilee convention of the Women Board
Of Missions of the Congregational
Churches In Boston-There will be a spe-
cial convocation OF Mount Calvary Com
mandery Friday evening at eight o'clock.
Refreshments will be served.--Mrs Mich
ael Halpin and daughter. Miss Nellie Hal
pin. are visiting for few days with Mrs.
Halpin's son. Thomas Halpin Of Worces-
ter, Mass, after which they will go to
Leicester, Mass for a few days. with
Frank Halpin.-O. M. Cambern, scientific
assistant in dairying. will be in Middle
bury the latter part of this week to assist
in reorganizing the first Addison county
cow testing association. All Dairymen
desiring to Join the association will COM
municate with the county agent, I. N
Bartlett,
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FRANK S. LANOU & SON
Practical Plumbers md steam Ftte~s
Next North Burlington savings Bank
% 81. Paul street
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RICHMOND.

Fire destroyed Sunday evening the two
shacks that were built to accommodate
some Of the merchants who were burned
out in the big fire several years ago. They
were occupied at the time by the Briggs
bakery and the lunch room Of ]. A.
Rivers.-The remains of Dennis Casey. who
died in Lowell. Mass. were brought here
for burial Monday morning. The funeral
was held at the Church Of Our Lady of
the Holy Rosary at nine O'Clock. the Rev.
A. p. Clermont ohiciating. The deceased
was the father Of John and Mary Casey
I this town.-Mrs. e. T. Maloney. who has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Henley. for several days, has re-
turned to her home In Jericho.-Mrs. F.
w. Shepardson gave a whist party for the
benefit Of the Red Cross at her home Mon
day evening.-Dennis Casey of Albany.
N. Y. and Patrick Casey Of Bristol were
in town Monday to attend the funeral Of
their uncle. Dennis Casey.-Miss Eva
Berry Of Burlington Is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Berry.-Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Keefe have returned
from their wedding trip and gone to Essex.
where they are to reside
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WAL'THAM.

The N. s. club met with Mrs. G.. p.
Larrow November 8. There were seven
members present and nine visitors.
Those from out of town were Mrs. c. d.
Bristol Of Vergenries and Mrs. D. Twichell
of Weybridge. After the literary pro-
gram refreshments were served by the
hostess while Mrs. D. Twichell presided
at the plano. Mr.. Larrow also gave some
selections on the violin, with piano ac-
compartment by Mrs d. Twichell and
Mrs. c. d. Bristol.-Mrs. A. NJ. Harris
has returned to the home of her daughter.
Mrs. F. c. Ward. after spending several
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. E. Bristol.
in Panton.-Mr and Mrs. Frank Bushey
visited in Ferrisburg Sunday.-Mrs. NJ.
N. Quinlan and Fl. H. Barnard of New
Haven Mills are visiting their sister, Mrs.
q. A. Hunt.-P. w. Otis has returned
from his deer hunting trip.-Mrs. r. H.
Booth Of Vergennes was the guest of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Ward,
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Sneden were
in Panton Sunday.-Mrs. G. P. Larrow
visited her mother. Mrs. A. J. Cushman,
in North Ferrisburg Friday and Satur-
day.-Mrs. A. G. Wright was in Burling-
ton last week and attended the Eastern
Star district meeting held in Essex juno
ton November SC. H. Tier has return
ed from visit to friends in Troy, N. H.
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CORN WALL.

William Richards has recently pur-
chased from Mrs. William Hodgson the
small farm known as the William Wright
place.-The What-so- Ever Circle met with
Miss Gladys Hamblin Thursday.-The
first Of series of whist parties was held
in the D. A. r. chapter house Friday eve
ning.-There will be social and parcel
post sale at the town hall on Friday eve
ming, November IS. to which every one Is
cordially invited. Parcel post packages are
Pratt has gone to Glen
dale. Arizona. for the winter.-One hum
bred and ffty-six homes in town are dis
playing the food conservation cards In
their windows.
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MONKTON.

A dime, silent social will be held at the
home Of Warren Peck, New Haven, Sat-
urday evening for the benefit of the
Barnumtown church. The ladies are ask
ed to bring a few sandwiches.-There will
be a basket dance at the Woodmen's
hall this evening.
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ton Jones has sold her farm to Mr.: ana
Mrs. Thomas McCauley.-Harry BALDWIN
came up from Camp Devens for SUNDAY
NEW HAVEN
The Red Cross gave a whist socia' III
the town hall Wednesday evening" ,,,
Charles Hunt has sold his farm 10 VIII
liam Patterson. Mr.. Hunt Will move 10
Bristol.--Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Merrill are
entertaining their daughters. Mrs. diadd
and son Of Keeseville, NJ Y, and MRS.
Perry Eddy and children Of Burlington.
AT the Japanese tea at the hall fr'uay
afternoon. given by Mrs c. j. Bottom anu
Mrs. Carroll Landon, $3.50 was received.
The money will be used to help NIL .he
Christmas bags for so'diers.-The Red
Cross viii hold their knitting party with
Mrs. c. J. Bottom Tuesday evening"
Charles Payne and family Of Bridport
were guests Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. v.
NJ. Benedict.-Mrs c. s. Dana visited
friends in Waltham Wednesday.
ORWELL.
The family of Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Ray
mond met at their home Monday evening
to help observe the 50th anniversary OF
their marrage.-Mr. and Mrs. Clyde L.
Monger we're in Fair Haven the nrst OF
the week.-The Rev. Martin e. Cady Oh
Middlebury preached at the Congrega-
tional Church last Sunday.-king Bur
nell is home from Ticonderoga. N. y
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Clark OK Pawlet
and Mrs. Charles Perry of Fair raven
were with Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Branch
two days last week.-Ernest Racette went
to Canada last week, where he registered
for the army.--State Sunday School Sec
rotary Boyd of Burlington was here last
week and organized the Bible class OF our
Sunday school.-The Rev. j. c. williams.
our former pastor. was married some lit
tie time ago and has accepted n charge
at Dennis. Mass.-A. II. Beanger and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ross and
Mr. and Mrs. Mckenza Lewis attended
the Sullivan Brisson wedding at Shore
ham last week.-Thomas Conway went
last week to the Albany Business College
to take a course in bookkeeping. DIR. and
Mrs. L. B. Rowe went Saturday to his
home in Troy. N. Y, returning on Mon
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest White are
parents of twins. born last week.--W. w.
Smith has moved his household goods
from Hardwick to Fair Haven. where he
has charge Of TAFT Brothers creamery
The Red Cross supper. entertainment and
dance held in the town hall last Friday
was a great success. over 100 took supper.
The net result was over $50.-The Fort
nightly club held meeting Tuesday with
Mrs Fl. D. Branch as hostess.-The Sum
Church have been cleaned and redressed.
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FO2 SALE.

STANDING TINRER for Gale In Frank'ir.
Addison ana windhar counties. w
Far ~ NORTH I-nion 81 2O5.d.w.H.
TwO-FLAr HOUSE for SAFE three room
and tC"et each Noor, la ge lot double
shed al" hen rJuse; price low ana .eIins
easy. Why not own home? Soc W "
Far S3 North Union ST 233.d.S'u'
FOR sAIE-Organ three cormodes. kit
chen table and three wooden beds. Ao
LAFAYETTE place. Burlington. VT. phone
2O03-W. lVW'ot
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wien University Sunday.-James Carde1l
Of Middlebury College spent Sunday with
w. H. Carlel, and family-F c. Dyer of
West Salisbury spoke in the Methodist
Church Sunday and B. w. Estey and r. B.
Guindon spoke In the Lincoln Methodist
Church In the interest Of the superanuated
endowment fund.-Miss Addie Bisbee of
Ferrisburg visited at H. c. Palmer's Sat.
urday.--Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Chase of
Salisbury visited friends In town over
Sunday. From here they will 70 to
Whallonsburg. N. Y. to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Van Orman before going
South for the winter.-Mrs. A. B. Kilbourn
was In Burlington Saturday.-Charies and
Frank cumberland and their mother. Mrs
Rucelia Sunderland, and sister, Mrs.
Bertha Norton, Of Bridport visited A. G..
Sumner and family Sunday. The body Of
ames Shepard. who died in Waterbury.
was brought here Monday. Mr.. Shepard
was the father Of 1.ha Shepard of this
town.-Mrs. J. A. Jacobs and children went
to their new home in Waterbury Sum-
day.
DR.. and Mrs. g. F. Edmunds motored
to Rutland Sunday.-George circuit Of
Hartford, Conn, brought in the FIRST
deer Monday.-Dr. Arthur Bradford Of
Rutland spoke to a large audience in
interest Of war Y. NJ c. A. work. A
committee of fourteen. F. r. Dicker-
man, chairman, was appointed to can
vas the town for work.-Mr. and Mrs.
David Davis of Lincoln have come to
spend the winter with their daughter,
Mrs. Burt Lathrop.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
v. Bartlett and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Bartlett, have returned to their home
in Detroit. Mich, after spending the
summer here.-Miss Anita Todd was in
Burlington Wednesday.
The Federated Juniors will meet Sunday
afternoon at three O'clock subject "a
Real Thank YOU; leader. Edward DEMO.
Special music will be by Virginia Fergu-
son. Collectors Myra Farr and Leonard
Burt.-The Federated Young Peoples So
ciety will meet Sunda, evening at six
o'clock; subject. THE Bert Security for a
Nation to Dwell In; leader, Roy Meader
The Rev. B. L. Grape of Saratoga
Springs will speak in the Methodist
Church Sunday morning eighth
grade is packing a Christmas box for a
soldier In France.-C. H. Langworthy was
In Vergennes Wedpesday.-The Red Cross
benefit bazaar will be held November %
and %. Various booths will sell food,
fruit vegetables. fancy work, wearing
apparel, etc. Parcels postoff1ce and a fish
pond will be among the attractions. Men,
bers and friends Of the Red Cross are
asked to contribute three articles that may
be useful in the booths mentioned. A
pleasing program will be presented each
evening to which a small admission will
be asked.-F NJ. Thomas returned to
Mortified Wednesday.-Mr. and Mrs. M.
I. Thomas Of California are guests this
week of their sons, T. r. and F. NJ.
Thomas.-Miss Eliza Orvis, who has been
assistant supervisor of the Taunton State
hospital. Taunton, Mass, for the past Ave
years. was in town this week the guest of
her sister. Mrs. A. Il. Bristol. Miss Orvis
will spend two months here and in Monk
ton with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Her
vey Orvis. Before leaving the hospital.
the hospital staff presented Miss. Orvis
with $50 In gold and wrist watch.
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3RISl'OL.

Mrs. George Roscoe Is visiting In Essex
Junction.-Francis Kilbourne of Camp
Devens, Aver. Mass. spent Saturday
night at his home here.-Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur f. Chase of Salisbury were In
town Saturday.-Fred McClunin Of Mid
dlebury College was In town over Sunday.
Miss Jennie M. Grow has returned from
Ferrisburg.
F. M. Thomas was at home from Nor
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Friends Church Sunday morning and at
the Jerusalem school-house In the eve
ning.-Ralph Elliott Is home this week
to hunt deer.-Wesley Alger and wife or
Burlington are guests at Joseph Browns.
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ton Jones has sold her farm to Mr.. ana
Mrs Thomas McCau,ev-IIarry Baldwin
co mo I'm from C,ar,n Devans for Sunday.
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ARNEDO NEWS.

Seeding is pretty we'll along now.
It is reported that crops that have
been in for a time are doing we'll.
Rev. Crockett of the Baptist church
of Bottineau will preach in the Amity
Hall Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Robert, infant son of MI. and Mrs.
r. Follis, is quite sick. He has a high
fever but at the time of writing no
particulars have been learned.
Mrs. L. Hartje will go to Rugby on
Friday morning, where she will re-
ceive medical attention. An operation
is a necessity but we are unable to
say just what her trouble is at pres
ent. We hope for speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Follis and children
spent Sunday at the Hugh Hamilton
home.
Mrs. R. B. Hamilton and daughter
Alice were visitors at the w. Moore
home Sunday. They attended Sunday
School with Mrs. Moore and children.
Arthur Boyer called at the ]. Soils
berger home Sunday evening.
Arthur Boyer expects to leave for
Canada the fore part of next week,
where he will spend the larger part
Of the coming month visiting. He
will be accompanied by his younger
brother, Robert, who will remain at
Vidora, Sask., visiting with his sister,
NT,,o Twill 7,,11,o D1ho,4 will rof111rn
in the fall at which time Mr.. and Mrs.
Zulke expect to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Boyer.
Miss Georgina Wilson of Oak VAL
ley township was a weekend visitor
with Miss May Solsberger.
Miss Louise Boyer spent Sunday af-
teroon with Miss Estella Solsberger.
Arthur and Erwin Boyer Sundayed
at Overly with some of their acquaint-
ances.
Il 'uosI!M ss!W '1o517qsIoS ss!W
Burns and T. Milloy Sundayed at the
Knoke home near Willow City.
Little Esther, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. ~Solsberger, spent the week
end visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Ike
| Granthum.
Frank Geburd is working for Frank
Boyer and expects to remain there
| until Arthur returns from Canada.
Preaching services Sunday at the
hall at 3 p. m. Sunday School at 4 p
m. All are invited.
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TOWNSHIP.

Miss Anna Hammer visited at New
burg over Sunday.
" Miss Susanna Moen spent the week.
end visiting her parents, returning to
Hurd Monday, accompanied by her
sister Helen, who will remain a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Fenner and fam
lily visited at the Albert Rubbert
home Sunday.
Miss Helen Moen was a visitor at
the P. J. Nermoe home Sunday.
Miss Rufena Knuth visited at the
Albert Kitzman home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Herslip and
family visited at the Aug. Kerstan
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gessner, Jr., are
the proud parents of a baby boy, who
arrived May 7. Fred is wearing a big
smile these days. Congratulations.
Miss Ida Mathwig visited at the
Fred Gessner home Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Wentland and children
were visitors at the Otto Mattues
home Friday. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Hidden we're
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TOWNSHIP.

Raymond Smith has been very ill
with pneumonia but under the care of
DR.. Greaves and Miss Berwick, a
trained nurse, he is now able to sit
up.
Our school closed Friday, April 81
and Saturday evening the pupils gave
a splendid program under the direc-
ton of their teachers, after which the
ladies served a delicious lunch. Mr..
and Mrs. ~Clendenning left Wednesday
for their claim on the Berthold rese
walton, where for the next fourteen
months they will experience the joys
of homesteading. Mr.. C~lendenning
will put in some flax and a garden and
next fall will begin teaching a consol-
idated school only a half mile from
his home. The school board would
have liked to have secured the SER
vices of this estimable couple for an
other year, but Uncle Sans home
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KANE TOWNSHIP.

Bernard Tangen, who has been
working for Mr.. Klaybo for the past
several months was drowned Monday
in the river. He was crossing it in
a boat. The body was found the next
day.
Frank Williamson was in Newburg
Saturday evening on business.
Miss Mabel Thomson is on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Smith and Rose
attended the play in Newburg Satur.
day evening given by the school
children of Newburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Henry and Mrs
H. D. Wyman were Sunday afternoon
callers at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Kelly.
Miss Florence Harker was a week.
end visitor at Albert Tronson's.
Mrs. Alfred Thomson and Laura
spent Wednesday afternoon visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Pet
erson.
Mike Welsh was a Sunday caller al
the julius Molstad home.
Roy Link and Carl Ames were seer
in Newburg Saturday evening doing
their weeks shopping.
John Phelps was a Newburg caller
Saturday evening.
Anyone desiring old shoes mendec
or patched just call or Norman Rel
ton.
Alvin Thomson was a business caller
in Newburg Saturday.
Ole Opdahl and H. Davis autoed tt
Minot Friday returning Saturday.
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Little Reuben Olson had an acct
dent last week which might have been
very serious. In some way he fell
under the disk just as the horses start
ed and part Of it ran over him. It is
a miracle that he was not badly in
jured but beyond a few scratches he
was not hurt much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Anderson were
supper guests at the C. E. Jackson
home Thursday.
Will and Luther Eckberg and sis
ter Alma came out in their new Buick
Sunday to visit at the N. A. Eckberg
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson visited at
the O. H. Olson home Sunday.
Mrs. Pierson and children were
guests of Mrs. VIM. Nelson Saturday.
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NEWS.

Mrs. w. c.. Fairweather and Mrs.
Geo. Seufert and children were Bot
tineau visitors last Wednesday.
Co. Treas. Glomseth was a caller in
Souris a couple of days last week.
H. H. Monkman, the city assessor,
is making the rounds and will soon
have the job completed.
Painter Birkholz is busy putting a
new coat on the Hotel Gladys. Like
the grass in the spring time the hotel
is turning green.
Ulys Rogers and Matt Skarphol
are the latest in this vicinity to be
driving "tin Lizzies."
Aug. Frykman and Geo. Kirkeby
made a trip to Minot last week and
drove back two new Dodge car for
the former.
Mrs. Carl Erickson, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
A. Best, for a few weeks, left last
week for their home near Wenatchee,
Wash
Harvey Patterson has accepted a
position as Asst. Cashier in the State
Bank of Kramer and will leave this
week for his new position.
The Winter, Truesdell & Ames Ele-
vator Co. have had a crew Of repair
men here for some time and have put
in a new gasoline engine and other
wise remodeled the house. They are
also putting in a new cleaner and 9TH
er apparatus.
Mrs. w. H. Adams of Bottineau
spent a couple of days in Souris last
week.
Mrs. M. B. Halldorson entertained
the Ladies Whist Club last week. Mrs
F. T. Williams won the head prize
and Mrs. Nels Hippo took low honors
Mrs. Dalen entertained the Luth'
eran Ladies Aid Wednesday of this
week.
/ If putting in gardens and potatoes
is a patriotic movement Souris viii
be we'll up on the list.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Dorr were visit
ors down the line last Friday.
Peter Bayer of Antler was a caller
in Souris last Friday.
Mrs. S. H. Wilson of Bottineal
was a visitor in Souris over Sunda!
as a guest at the G. H. Moen home.
John Darkow left Tuesday for Far
20, where he will take examination
for the army service.
Asa Braineard was a down the linz
caller Tuesday.
Mrs. James Thorburn from neal
Lake Metigoshe and son John, wer'
ever Sunday visitors in Souris a.
guests at the Evenson home.
Rev. and Mrs. Redal are the prout
parents of a baby girl born on the 4tl
inst. Mother and child are doing we'll
The boys have the natioal spiri
and have organized several base bal
\ teams and have promised is SOM
games in the near future.
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stead laws are rigid and we must
look elsewhere for teachers. At pres
ent no one has been hired for the
coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintyre and child
rem, the Martinson family, Oliver
Jacques and Adolph Lund called at
O. Haugen's Sunday p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smith visited
friends near Mohall Sunday.
Conrad Jacobson was fishing at
Antler Creek Sunday.
Frank Mcintyre visited Victor Eek
berg Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Nelson is home from
Minneapolis, where she visited he1
sister Mabel and uncle, Gustav Mel
son. She has been gone since last
November and has visited relatives
at Wheaton and Cokato, MIMI, as well
as in the Twin Cities.
Christ Rudolph, ST., left for Mis-.
souri, Sunday.
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A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Feland Wednesday evening.
She came for a very short stay on this
earth and departed this life very soon
after entering it. We wish to extend
to Mr.. and Mrs. Feland and family
our sincerest sympathy in this sad
hour of bereavement.
Messrs. T. E. James and Ed. Rookie
autoed to Minot Saturday.
Several in u township have COM
pleted the work of sowing wheat for
this year. The weather is such at
this writing that it will grow rapidly.
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Kfllfy Qafrtrrta mfrkly Nr1ua
Edited by the Staff of this Popular Hosiery.

Alva Carley, a cousin of the writer,
and his friend, Miss Cora Swanson of
Bismarck, made US a weekend visit.
John Callahan and Roland johnson
of Mohall visited in Bottineau the
first of the week.
Edith Peak and Mrs. F. Currie were
over from Kelvin Monday.
Ed Johnson visited at Rugby and
Zero Sunday.
Gus Bouris is proprietor of the
Home Plate pool room, relieving Mont
Woods for war service.
Miss Carrie Peterson of Dunseith is
our kitchen boss now.
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We make coffee make good.

We make coffee make good.
Malcolm Campbell visited at his
home in Omemee Sunday.
E. C. Jacobson of the Gleason gar
age is staying with us while Mrs.
jacobson is away on a visit.
To beat the H. C. of L. board by the
week.
Pete Healy returned the latter part
of last week after spending the win
ter with Jack Scott, on his farm
across the line.
Just think of 1.-THE home team at
bat in the ninth inning to say a tie,
two out, bases full with the pinch hit
ter up to bat.
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callers at the C. T. Hidden home last
Thursday evening.
A baby girl arrived at the Gust Mol
denhaur home April 80.
Marcus. and Clifford Hidden have
bought the w. l.. Brown store at
Deep.
P. J. Nermoe is now running a Ford
car.
Arne Moen and daughter Helen aut-