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CHAPTER XXXVII.
pyrighted 1919, Star Company0

SAlaI EN- AN IL.
copyrighted 1919, Star Company0
We'll announce our engagement
right away, won't we?" Mildred ask
ed when Arthur Bruce arose to take
his departure.
happy that he would have been
glad to have all the world know that
he was engaged to Mildred Brent.
Yet with business in such a precari-
Gus state it might be several years
before he could marry. Was it fair
to the girl to have all her world know
just yet that she was his betrothed
She noted his hesitation, and her
face flushed. Are you ashamed OF
it?" she demanded.
"Mildred!" the exclamation was
full of pain. Don't, dear! 1 am the
proudest man in the world. 1 was
only thinking of you, darling"
"Of me?"
Yes, 1 was wondering if the an
nouncement would be fair to you"
"Oh, l see." she rejoined, all signs
of anger dying out of her face. You
think it might interfere with my
good times?"
He did not answer, for that was
not what he had meant.
Perhaps it might" she admitted.
"Yet"-with thought of Tom
Chandler-"there are certain friends
to whom 1 do want the news broken.
But 1 can trust them to hold their
tongues"
"I leave all that to you," Arthur
said. Naturally you will want
Honora and Mrs Higgins to know
of it at once"
'I suppose So" But she did not
speak in a way that carried con-
viction.
Milly as a Prevaricator
ct took it for granted they were
the persons you had in mind" Ar
thus said.
"Oh, they were" she assured him
hastily. They and one or two real
" old friends. Wait"-as if to pre-
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CHAPTER CIV.
Copyright, 1919. King Feature;
Syndicate, lnc.) =

Copyright, 1919, King Features
Syndicate, 1nc.) =
"The whole story. Yes, tell me-
Terry" 1 said very quietly. In the
midst of my worry over Betty's S
strange disappearance, I was con-
scious of an odd, warm feeling that
seemed to permeate me. 1t was the
feeling of belonging.
Only the night before-dismissed
by Virginia. flouted by Phoebe and
Evvy-I had thought myself the
loneliest, most friendless woman
in all our big city. Now Terry
Winston was treating me as IL L
were his dear and trusted CONN.,
dante, his sister. He was going TO
unravel for me the mystery of his
odd, battling friendship with Betty
Bryce. 1 knew a minute of delight,
and then came a sudden reaction.
Before Terry could begin his story
I marshalled it into words:
'Terry-waiti Betty has been the
kindest of friends to me ever since
my-honeymoon days. But she has
never told me anything vital about
herself. She hasn't made me her
confidante. There's Virginia. Per-
haps Betty'd rather-if some one
has to know her story-rather 1t
were Virginia I don't want to take
advantage of happening-just hap
pening to be here now
Terry raised his face and studied
me for a second or two. What he
read there seemed to satisfy him.
He reached over and took my hand
between both of his, patted 1t abb
sentmindedly-and then released it.
Betty took a fancy to you first
shot" he said with conviction.
"She could have done with a little
more warmth from you, and direct
" you showed it I make no doubt
she'd have told you what I'm going
to tell now. Don't let's put on any
side now about whether she'd have
chosen Virginia or you. It's you
who're here now. Will you take on
the job of trying to work out where
Betty'd naturally go under the
circumstances"
Yes, Terry. Tell me the whole
story" I said.
This time I meant it-and I
wasn't thinking how fine it was
that I had friend. Instead I was
praying that Terry had friend in
me-a friend who'd be of some real
use to him-and Betty.
Terry leaned forward, his knees
apart, his clasped hands hanging
between them. For all that he was
so big and SO fit, he looked-heIp-
less.
II never knew Atherton Bryce"
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waist-26Ss. Skirt, 26S7.
This comprises Waist Pattern 26SS
and Skirt Pattern 26s7. The waist
is finished with the now so fashion
able back closing. 1t is a youthful
style and especially becoming to
slender figures. AS here shown,
mixed suiting in brown tones was
used, with nutria fur for trimming.
Satin and serge could be combined,
or velvet and satin or silk, with
braid and buttons for trimming. The
Waist Pattern is cut in sizes: "a,
SO, So, 40, AZ and ~ inches bust
measure The Skirt in s sizes: 22
"a, rs, 28, 80 and 80 inches waist
measure.
To make the costume of se-inch
material for a 38-inch size will re-
quire Is yards. Width of skirt al
lower edge is about l 7-S yards.
This illustration calls for TWO
separate patterns, which will be
mailed to any address on receipt oi
10 cents FOR EACH pattern in silver
or stamps.
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When a Girl MdrrieS"
By ANN Isle ,
New. Romantic Serial Dealing With the Absorbing
Problems of Girl Wife

he said, in a low, colorless voice.
He was in the British Flying
Corps-came over to help us just
after Mons. Early in the game, you
see. He was out scouting for the
artillery-trying to locate an enemy
position-when a boche air circus
got him. Your Jim came to the
rescue. The Huns wouldn't face
two-so they flew of back Of their
lines-and as Jim was pursuing.
one of them sneaked down out of
one of the devils, and then turned
to help his mate. He made his
landing in time to pull poor Bryce
out of his blazing machine that had
crumpled down on the edge of a
road-just in front of n little ruined
church. He dragged Bryce into the
church and tried to give him first
aid. But the poor chap died there
at the foot of the altar. I suppose
you knew"
NO" I gasped. Jim only told
me part. No wonder there was
nothing too much for Betty to do
for Jim-and his wife-she was so
grateful-so grateful. And 1 don't
suppose I ever entirely gave over
being little jealous-wondering a
why she and Jim were such-real
friends. I see now. 1t was-grati-
tude."
"Undying gratitude" said Terry,
solemnly. Betty is like that. She
came straight to Jim's squadron
when she got over there. 1t was
back of the lines. And when she
began driving her ambulance-she
begged so for duty near the place
her husband fell that they gave it
to her. Then Jim's squadron came
up again to the front-and It's
hangers were in the sector where L
was operating. Field artillery's
my branch"
80 that's how you met Betty" I
whispered.
"No-it's how I met Jim again
after I got out of the Flying Corps.
There wasn't a drawer scout flying
for us. Now comes-my part of the
story, Anne"
Yes, Terry-I'm waiting" said,
gently.
Il told you once I was with Betty
when she drove her car down a
road the Germans were shelling
and that some of their shrapnel
got her-slashed her hand just as
she was helping a wounded Tommy
into her ambulance"
Yes, 1 remember" I whispered
again.
We'll, that wasn't quite true.
There was a nest OF German guns
we couldn't locate. I'd come out
to reconnoitre. 1 saw the ambu-
lance and the woman down by the
roadside. 1 crept out from ambush
to warn them that the Boche had
the range of that road-and as 1
ran down the hill a shell burst back
of me, up near the summit of the
hill. came rolling down in the
glare of the fire, dirt kicking up
before me, flames and thunder
back of me. And as 1 staggered to
my feet at the bottom of the hill.
l saw the woman straighten up and
come running forward into the
smoke. --. .-....
Her arms were outstretched.
She was crying a name as she
came. Just as she reached me an
other she'll burst. I caught her in
my arms and flung her to the
ground-to safety, I hoped. And
then l saw that she was wounded
blood was streaming from her arm
and hand-her right hand. Before
she tainted she called that name
| again. Can you guess what it was?'
leaned forward.
"It was Betty. The woman was
Betty?" l managed to gasp.
| Ito Be Continued)
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Want Poles to Quit
Ukrainian Attacks

Basic, Switzerland, Feb. THE
Ukrainian government has requested
the entente powers to invite the
Poles to cease their attacks against
the Ukrainians, in order that the
Ukrainians may concentrate their
forces against the Bolsheviki.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-07
BREW This TEA
FOR BILIOUSNESS
Costs next to nothing, yet keeps
bowels in fine order and
ends constipation.

The head of every family Ihat val
ues its health should always have in
the house a package Of DR.. Carters
X. and B. Tea.
Then when any member of the fam
iiy needs something for a sluggish
regulate the bowels, simply brew a
cup and drink it just before bedtime.
It's an old remedy. is Dr. Carter's K.
years by thousands of families. who
get such good results from its use
that they have no desire to take any
thing else.
Give it to the children freely-they
like 1t and it will do them good.
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MessaIines, $3.50

36-inch width, in navy,
Copen, gray, tan, old rose, white,
maize, pink, wistaria, dark
brown, seille blue, sand and
taupe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-27
EMPLOYMENT
SITUATIONS WANTED MALI 4.

- - a'f' ~ 80 "AfNAAh
T. An 4 HOTEL MAN y Al at su4
ri,c me- y puth ncuon llu,rl .'.
NNNTED EAtra vorl ulEhls rrI.ug OH.
Vrnlores ur banding material records
Have thorough huGsl,dEr OIL field matrr
Ial ard prices "r SAME talI u'aEr llT-
after 10 evenings mr. sunday
ENERGETIC D., Soldier. a.. 80. desire,
IDsIfOu with advancement. ~n.NaR ,
steady g'ut cducat0G. neat aI.'Hran'o.
h'.c'lrn' r"terrnrcs N2' World
hUiNp MtN actual experienced .n no
,nauI"A. work foreman two .'arS. -
and t'pnl tNo years. ra" handle urH
Also know automobiles desires rm" ."f.
mrut with otI company NH. consider
any situation with 4tHrs advancement
Good ro'"rrur~s N'l World
EXPERIENCED a. driver wishes good 20
siiton. good rr'rrru - y 20 World
RrRHERs I'D rubber boots hs' ,o'ed
sud rnh'elrd 22i tau second street
NFW YORKER married hu,,n.s. man,
with brains who cau handle help seeks
suitable employment where ability .r.
surcs future Address Eugene Bsunski.
600 Fast Dewey avo7uc. sapulpA
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE Al
kffiNEp unn,umD'rsd mAd,e af,l
Vriow would uau 20 Keep house FOR Md
over ls bachelor 'ilrr.' l..d World
YOUNG LADY desire, permanent position
.NNhlri''g uf Hif.NEf %. .N'. .f Arl.FIA. OF
''t Nurk experience willing in start ON
moderate SALARY a.sr have some kro~.
otEr OF books coping Phone Usage
gtrn.I
FNrFRIrNCt0 usuoEnracr dr.ircs eytra
wura evenings add Saturday afternoons
tsH O tnji j after % = 700
RfFlNtD al, wishes position as house.
keeper lu vi1owcr. home CAL Oh p,rsur
a. Detroit hotel Room as Saturday and
sunday
YOlNG LADY cultured and refined thor
oughy capable highest rc'osr ioYr
years experience desires position >,
private secretary WI.lHnr 'eay" city Ad
dress Box 90 World
ENpERiINtfD st-uographrr desires pos,
ton Phone Usage 5a35
RUNNERS and rubber boot, haf solcd and
re.hrrlcd 12i East "rrnvJ street
pU-1rlO wanted A. typi,t and general
office WORK rriefrurss Phone Usage
1854
1hrlST wants work mornings Phone
trtar THt
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EMPLOYMENT

81 DETECTIVE .fsrsIcuI oppornn
Ily good na' irryu. write & I Iud
wir s-I Wuto,-r Bldg kIusas Guy,
~
uHvg is~N.Y on, John Che Rins
Man. II you are Tusau you know
h#sIHes again at hts taus o.d place
UrU0atc tho Moose hall III South Bos
tom avenue "wednesday. pci0hrr -
With larger stock than ever hr, John
males Tho diamond experts look lHr sec
old time Of course 40 have all grades
"' spectacle.
JulN THE ARMY Recruiting offices At
tkIAHoua t.fF Tuba N#akogrr Chick
Haha Arimrro and Enii
Ml S-ENDURS WANTED Ntro, boys mI.
tHro' mru Hr women rostA. lrlsLraph.
Hotel T.n
HELP WANTED FEMALE 50
roLuKtp woman for cooking anI house
N"rt sWnN family brsl sa.ap Phone
rans, U1at sf-n
NNNItu. White y.rI sho1t D. or ll 10
uaAr hUu, wllH married compile vii
Poe" treated as ono oi family Cedar l57i
WANTED 4 nanago.s on south Bos
tor rhu.r u3-t
wN>INn. durensDcr ON South nos.
fol" .h"rn u.'l
NA>Tfp--}n experienced house maid
lHa. Hnu NAN
CNN SO" uAEri E,y hours no SAnr-
day on S.nda, work Kendall Varsity
,.d OF nr.dNN Dar Nnc NguIv Monday
GfRI EMPLOYED or arc.a.as school to
exchange Housoao'i services iur room aud
HsArl m private home Phone 77l.
WN>TrD-R .oumais Boy lady employed
Cal At ~ e
.WANItp. Women to .car- the millinery
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x CYLINDER hrav, roadster mo'or and
electric equipment 4 4. paint and up.
bolster, very Fpud Ilfsf hrst TOO of.
uas harratu. Phone u7aT or t2Hsl
FRANKLIN five passenger perfect rordi
uon. alI worn parts replaced good A.
new i've GOOD cord tires ideal rar irr
wiutrr no vainr 90 irvsre. 81 $50
Phone Usage $50
RFsr OFFEH takes mi Chevrolet rcad
s'sr consider irrrus t2ig Wssi Archer
FOR rNlp- Dodge ton and hsH. trH.k
almost new SUITS fo1r pass~1Erf fnur
inF car. ~.riprs Booth sIa.f 'Iuter road
sfsr. new Ind'arA truut ~. SONS Meyer.
N1orr CO.. flH saHfh Main
BON SAff Four q, Under runH ..er. must
srH e. one, price 5000 ta. Nr"rr Ga.
rsss Usage l'7E A.A f0r Nr Irrrs
rOED ROADSTER rr a'r IaI osnfe
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T,".NfNg NNp PAINTING. Estimate,
....rfn.f gNcu. sH work E.arar -et
Doh" Ia.rr.uH usIsr r-f 1gI South
if..t..r
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FINANCIAL
RusINEss opPoRrtNIrlEl

BUSINESS Opportunities -
FlNNNrII-.W lease ,torr room Ia
business district, close 10 Main. suitable
fo7 pawn chop aod supply hout". NO 10
'uruaiiou given over Yhonr %
ward RsNN Co a. NAEo h'ir
WOULD hur good sarAsc 800 good lo
Uaion STATE psriiru.ars and terms 60
g. Soyt,k Hndy uo'n.
WAREHOUSE WANTED Six 20 10000
SQUARE frri warrhuusT space desired Ib
Tut SUntWlN WILKINS co rrscA
axe space prsfsrret but not essential
5.... @ .'',; s;ss ,o' '' n,a,, ''sa sap '''''
POULTRY AID ,eg bu,.nrs. good location .
rhs7p rent 'unr iE-E
Will FAY cash foi oil stock, whsl have
youl World va
CNrrTAl..l specialize On financing
mrrItorIOuz huAIu,ss enterprises hy ssll
ins stocks or first murtgagr bonds
strictly commission basis Man 'uH par
ilruIafs in trsi letter John Trier 1870
kddy street chicago
FOR sAlE Good close iu rsstaursn' on
NArn street ursr depot good furniture
rent So per month this "a harEAln
prize ~ 200. 5000 cash and terms rnoue
HHIn
"a,
NM h'' DOSING TOT t'"i hH''.e.h
Efo.'fJ A'orr h0sI .".'N'h Do lnhA
..'0g good 'Ash hp'He' VI. 'H'"'rr
r,,., ,'t., I'll. t,, W i'..,,,.r,'
.,.r.v r'r,, 80. 80. 40 oY.-t ~ "a
,r. MIA
ppf.. .rVy aud .-- t..,.r... ,.,4 r..,
t... 49,. -,r, at.-. ,.a-
DNt prrogrr.yfry ,, ...~ .-
b, IS I.,... .. s. Me-. -
- .,. 5,,r q D tl.-.rr.,r .tn esZ.tr,f
National Rank H.as
f'h - NJ leaning a"d pressing
h.'I ''"l nance f.N lar' ,'"''
To-. I'.'' ..'A.'N iAn. tN"".r
."f' '.'
GROCERY Hfa.A f0r sa.r. 500. 'aarar
DONG good h."nsf' .I. Nor.H 'Ar..r
SN g. cash grocery stock aut ft.Hrrs A.
1Hsu.rr. rsv hutHIn. esnI ...aH..
'"'.a " '''l
FfN-T MORTGAGE E.. .H.nHIr H
monthly beginning jobs fH.. f8r .a..
,@ s.-,' '' s.as. ..,.a cen, n,, ''r,'3 t,5
Lr' Do, ~..-.nE ."rrr'"rn' Co.
''I.'' h..s l..'A ana "a.'
tTH aA..f th... Hsn"fHr H#I tH##. Hr.
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LIVE sTOCK Avn VEHICLT

s. TRA argr SPAR s mules N and + years
old ur.s. Sa' call Osag" Ati1
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rnuLTEY An surPLlEs
FOR SALE

RHODE ISLAND Red ,oDk,r,I Tor aa
from thnroughhrrd rurA. $3.50 ltH-
INST ThIrI
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
rUnELY FEAsONAL

NFw MTylCu bid, fair 10 become ihr HrIi
hlg OF f,i got your state oil s0d gas
Isasrs nov e. lisgSmau. 1l6 tTntrAi
N.uons' bans udg
WE'LL FNFOHDFp ronrrsls Trash hurn-
rrr with hd delivered ts 30 William
CLARKE ln.5 -auh Forest ussse 2llt
FAfRNDU NT MATERNITY HOSPITAL 'rr
confinement. prices reasonable tsrmt 70
sn.t nay .urs 'or hoArd Rabies adoptsd
WrIs f.r boob .fI Mira r Long AYll
fas. 1rcrrF tsFeulh. kAntss CITY, No
- ruK AfuRNAIlOS Of Robert or
C.ar.ys ta.arul ~hosr mother lives in
Us,a.s H'9V Az Address 100
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AUTOMOBILES

AuTowpntLEs ron SALE 10
ps -NIr |.R ..,.. Urs five Ia.asuEor
a . nu.H ..U.. .rr fsaFHIa. .r l... hy
usrsr IsH l.-U Eaat lnh Phone
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FINANCIAL


.-. oih iA'Ds '.'.',' HND A'H''' ="
arrr,, Ni ,as ro., Tor one year o, only
21r a. acre 2Je cas' l0.. rsr.o~
~ D, paid 20 an Official hy November
- Mg profit Of zoe ar acre pt}ah."
wh"r You sell Of get ol! ."oAilon me-" i"r"s
uNf.'' M. leA'H MANY N"'5 "fH"'
formation Fool sa sp~'ngs s.'ih-r Ct.
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.-.,t..rt - ,,.,n a, ,,y -,t one
eII oa io .ra trrr rraup rhr uc~
aw o"ut into r''.rt October and yon
unsGIs 70 0niatn from state for ial.
rarn.u.A'' art'y lcascr. Hoh tn4 Fort
Worth IRas
a.a<N N.-..., .....- BE-. rl..,,., ,.l ,..I{ ,,-,-
Err.... On. rrojul,r, u,n man,
Irfus approved rro0orrA'y Huy
l.,ya row Ntdr... Boy Is Nashville
rgnur.,.r
rn.y. san. ,...,.-t..., ......'.... ..i..,.,t..
VII. h,,Jrr '-a6.0 -,s,, f,. "a, psT
dag also ,ar.um aump AMI engine no
connection With same Al. rraritral, new
a.H ~ yer, latest f,ur .orstrn,fau. also
considerable ''o. three. and four,'nrh
In' up" 'ho't may b" Inspected At
lnHH reason for selling gas f.'rt 81.
1r.w gi"n ll.r Co. IN-n'e'h and
''''''. ''.' .....
HDTELS.ROONIEG uOUSBS as
.E..,fr>, U,I.-t mi.
of sod I.,. I'm rrami"g b't.r~ lrl
hotels. PLACES tha, are doug good
business N ,uu a.. looking f1I
.uHd rruru,I'Iun raH and sre us Novr,-
h,,i IBnu 700 Nov Aur p.ds lIunr
uErH0
HOTEL lINNCls Na,Losrr uL.s 60
modern ,rrp.rr -gnm, runu.u. hot ard
cold oatrr n bath. large dini0r o.m.
%, 'g, ,, a. gomr,'',n Il 'pf9,hra , ,',a, .,
month"; ryc,sar lease rrirr o. o60
81 Nn cash trgr,. terms
nm. .-,,.. 80.
In,r.,...,. .,,l 80 'II I y,
once rnn be houshl A, A t,rr.fn owner
leaving .it, st once For mn pariiru
lars ro.I Al Our off-s Moorrhrad Paine
i.n N"y NHt ''ir hhoHr N.3g
FOR -NIt-nr sma.. payment down
hasacs monthly the best nrui,hcd and
be-, 'ora'p 1sroom rooming honsr in
MANI nh fnF pAFiNN'H.t, call y. j.
brown Fho"e ESQ. Nami okh
FOR SALE nv owrer hotel - rooms.
maxim. good money can at l0g!s south
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BUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES -
FlNNNJI N-.NH1 lease store room 10
business dIstrtrt. close 10 Main. suitable
for pawn chop and supply house NO In.
furuaiiou ElNrn owe. phone
Ward Rrn.iy ro. a. MAYO F'iV
WOULD HlI good garage lu = good lo.
HaiIou Stat. particulars and terms 60
I Novi,k bndN Hotel
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-01-24
FT,AXVILLE

Mrs. Geo. Crosse left this week Tor
brief visit in the Twin Cities.
Mrs. Lloyd Rogers was a passenger
to Plentywood Tuesday morning.
Miss Maude McCarty departed
Tuesday morning for visit in Min
neapohs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stang were
business visitors at Plentywood Tues
day.
J. A. Norgaard will leave soon for
Minnesota. He will return to Flax
Vile the latter part of February.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sparkling re-
turned this week from a visit with
Harry Sparkling and family OF Medl-
cine Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. McCarty left
Tuesday morning for q couple CT
months sojourn in Washington and
California.
Mrs. Hugan Egan of Beach, N. H.
Spent Tuesday evening in FlaxvllIe'
while Mr.. Egan was at Homestead at
tending the annual stockholders
meeting of the Homestead State
Rank. of which institution he is the
president.
Miss Clara Hammer has resumed
her position with the Flavxille Mer-
camille Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Sorby have
beoun housekeeping and are now lat
home" to their friends in their coy
cottage.
John Tesnow was in from his farm,
twelve miles south of town, Saturday
shopping and looking after business
matters.
I Henry Hanson arrived home Sun
dav from Camp Lewis where ne has
been in training for the past lew
months. He received honorable dis
charge and is once again civilian.
i Rev. Dutton arrived from Red
stone last Thursday and held services
that evening. 1t is announced tha'
J, services will be held every Thursda,
evening at eight o'clock.
j George Waidt, who is breaking OF
4 the Great Northern out OF Minot
spent a few days the last week visit
!, ing with his parents here. Georg'
saws that the prices for foodstuff am
clothing are very high In Minot a
this time.
i The ladies Of Flaxyille rendered
!. livery happy surprise to Mrs. AndreS
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COUNTY ROUNDUP
Interesting County Items From
Our Exchanges and Readers
BAINVILLE

Harry Nicholson has been confined
to his room the past week with bad
attack of the "fu."
Miss Selba Richardson spent sew
eral days the past week visiting with
friends at Scobey.
Mrs. J. Dryer spent a couple of
days in Williston the fore part of the
week visiting with friends.
Lester Johnson came over from
Fairview Sunday and spent the day
visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Allen returned
last Friday evening from Wiliston
last Wednesday evening from Willis
ton, where they spent the day visiting
with friends.
Miss Bertha Cakes came down from,
Froid, near which place she is teach
ing school, and spent the Sabbath Wis
iting with her folks.
Mrs. Tarbox and four children ar
rived in the city the latter part OF
last week from their home at Buff
falo, n. Y, and will spend the winter
visiting at the M, Larson home.
Miss Helen Shilling left Sunday
morning for St. Paul, where she goes
to resume her studies at ST. Gather.
ines Academy after spending her va.
cation under the parental roof in this
city.
County Commissioner Timmons anC
Roger Burke of Scobey visited will
friends in the city several hours Sun
day forenoon while waiting for thu
branch train.
Mrs. w. T. Rhea and Mrs. A. E
Nicholson will entertain the Ladies
Aid at the Congregational church mex
Thursday afternoon, and everybody
is cordially invited to attend.
The Bainville Mercantile Co. hav'
taken advantage of the summer-lik
weather the past week and are hav
ing new plate glass. front put in tn
store, when completed, will add great
ly to its appearance.
Mrs. c. P. Hobart and little chill
returned Tuesday night from Charlie
City, Iowa, where they have been Wis
iting with relatives and friends TO
the past couple of months. The
were accompanied on their return b
Clyde Swami VITO lad also been visit
ing with rcl2tt--, c5 at that place.
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Mrs. Andrews and mother left Tor
Minneapolis Thursday for a lew
weeks visit.
Jack Conboy returned Tuesday
from Portal, N. D., and other points
where he has been visiting.
Billy Davis returned Tuesday, nav
ing received his honorable discharge
from the aviation division of the
army.
Roland Olson, of Ada, Mimi, ar
rived this week and has accepted
position with the First National BANK
of Scobey.
Arthur Nelson left Monday morn
ing for Archer, where he will haV'
charge of the Hellekson Lumber Yar'
at that place.
Mrs. Violet Fitzmaurice was visit
ing friends in Scobey Tuesday. Sh=
is now employed at the court hous'