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ua; Stein playing ball with the Lars
Ian team at Nashua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Moen are the
proud parents of a big boy, born July
2d.@
Anton Legs little girl was kicked
by a horse Wednesday and taken to
Glasgow for treatment.
A. S. Opheim made a trip to Glas-
gov Tuesday, returning Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Burrough are
driving to Glasgow the last of this
week for a few days. Mrs. Tim Maure,
and children will Return with them.
Mrs. Glen Axtell spent Tuesday al
Edd Davenports.
Alice Olson, Louise and Evelyn OPP.
helm spent the 4th at West Fork.
Several carloads of Opheim people
took in the picnic at Claude Long:
west of Roanwood the 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beukol, Mrs
Jack Arther, Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Bur
roughs; and Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. OF
liverson were guests at the home o
Howard Olliverson, the 4th.
Hugh Cole and John Davenport ar,
shearing sheep at the Ed Davenport
ranch this week.
! Roy E. Brown and Matt Anderson
We're up here from Baylor Tuesday
for a load of lumber for Green Vale,
school.
The Ladies Aid entertained by Mrs
T. l.. Rosholt was well attended.
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BARR NEWS
(Staff Correspondence

NSloIi
Hattie Hegge visited at the Luraas
home over Sunday. The 4th, accom-
panied by Agnes Luraas they rode to
the Frank Jones ranch taking flowers
to Nh. Jones' mother, who is quite i'll
gin hauling lumber for his new house
barn and granary at once. He plans
to erect a four room bungalow with
full basement.
Tom Ratchford and Bill Sandlie
were at the Mr.. Arndt place the first
of the week.
Harry Drabbs from "across the
line" passed through IN his way home
after a visit to his sons, Frank ano
Bah Drabb in Hinsdale. Mr.. Drabbs
says the crops in Canada are looking
A No. /.
Melvin Oscie came out Tuesday
with John Derrick to the Anders Hoist
place. Mr.. Oscie rode a horse back tc
Hinsdale for Len Vanderburgh, wher
passing the Jon Lenertz place the
horse became frightened at the mer
repairing telephone wires. 1t was q
better exhibition than the stampede.
Rev. Arke attempted to come out
Saturday for his regular meeting with
the confirmation class. He got as
far as the j. F. Tuttle place but was
compelled to abandon the trip.
Clarence Luraas is now at the Sher.
man Lund place on the river where he
is helping cut hay.
H. o. j. Luraas expects his young
son Donald within a few weeks. The
boy has been with relatives in Spo'
kane since the death of his mother
during the "Flu" epidemic three years
ago.
Messrs F. A., F. ", Guy and Ken
Riggin We're in Hinsdale the first O.
the week on business. Mike DeWalls
che was also one of the party. :
Ole Kalvig went to Hinsdale Sat
urday and will return to his old pc
sition with the G.. N. as car repairel
at Wolf Point.
Avery Booth is again in the com
munity working on the road with thu
John Dartman outfit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Riggin enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. George Parson:
Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Hockey has been on thu
sick list a number of day this week.
Miss Edith Bieber visited at Ander:
Hoist Friday.
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THOENY ITEMS
From the Review


At that, the discovery of SO many
fine rains it is better than discovery
in oil.
The Mccoy brothers from near the
boundary are the owners of a new
Buick six, but they are waiting for
better roads to try it's speed.
Mark Tufte was yer from the OPP
helm country Wednesday arranging
to move back to his farm northeast of
Thoeny to summerfallow till harvest.
Mr.. Tufte has in a very small crop for
him this year, having only 400 acres.
He too believes in the summerfallow
method of farming and expects to
seed around 700 to 1000 acres next
year. Most of Mr.. Tufte's crops are
on the bench this year and he will
move back to Opheim in time fer h"r-
vest.
Melvin Morley is expected to ar
rive from Oregon soon to assist his
father, L. F. Morley through harvest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Now and Ruby
Jackson rode eel to Buggy creek to
take in the celebration there July 4th,
They report a hard time making the
trip as late rains have put the trails
in bad shape.
E. A. Townsend who is farming very
extensively 4 miles southeast OF
Thoeny is summerfallowing a large
acreage for next year. He has Il
horses working on a 5-plow gang
which is handled by one man. Mr.
Townsend calculates on having 400
acres of summerfallowing ready for g
crop next year.
The few crops hit by hail a couple
of weeks ago + coming along fine
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BOWDOIN ITEMS

(frOm n DedCOnj
Yeslie Markell started final proof
this week.
The general down-pour of rain for
the past week has made this territory
some wet country. The crops are fine
and everyone has a smile on his face.
Alice Montgomery, who has been at
tending school in Williston, N. D., is
home spending her vacation.
Frank Landon come up from the
Point to spend the 4th with his fam
lily.
Mrs. E. H. Davinson of the Great
Falls Ranch was operated on last
week for gall stones. They were
removed and the patient is improving
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lowell moved
their household goods to Richey this
week. Mr.. Lowell is working on the
branch from Bainville to Richey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert 1de were in
town shopping Saturday.
Ed. Ecore of O.. F. Habedank spent
the 4th at Glasgow and reports a fine
program at that place.
Mrs. Guy Morris was in town Sat
urday On business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Kindle were
shoppers in town Saturday.
Mrs. Swan Swanson was in on Sat
urday for her usual weekly shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. Scholars and
family spent over Sunday and the 4th
at Malta with the Verzatt family
whom they knew in North Dakota.
Edward Dostart spent the 4th N
Malta.
Reports are coming in that the
early wheat will be ready to harvest
in about fifteen days or three weeks
Mrs. B. G. Henry was taken sud
denly i'll last Friday and on Saturday
was taken to the Glasgow hospital
1t was decided on arrival there that
an operation which has been intended
would be postponed and at this time
she is improving nicely without the
operation.
We understand that the oil well on
the Gibson location will begin OPP
erations in a few days. There is a
crew here getting things ready and
in a short time things will be in hum
ming shape.
Mike DeMarko spent the Fourth in
Malta. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Miller spent
the Fourth at Malta:
Canrad Berke and T. W. Young and
family left last Saturday expecting
to make a weeks camp in the noun
tains but owing to the rains and bad
roads we're compelled 10 ), 'n Nc
trip for Wagner ana return on NC
a Sunday evenin.
About fifteen Of our tcwnspeople
went to Malta to s9end the Fourth;
Nanny compliments have been passed
on the good progrom mere.
Mrs. VIM. Mcclellan left on Sat
friday evening to JOIN her husband IN
Tacoma, Wash. The McClellans have
nrrchased a small farm out there and
expect to make it their home.
Mrs. Harold Haroldson left on Mon
dav for an EXTENDED trip through
Minnesota visiting relatlves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Russell and fam
lily spent the Fourth at Malta
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hopes of striking water, John Junger
gave up in despair. It's too bad, for
it is some job to ~excavate so much
earth and not get the desired results.
Richard johnson is working for
Ole Enkrud at present.
Don't forget the "Homesteaders'
Reunion" at the Dyer ranch on Thurs
day, July 81. The public is cordially
invited. Please bring lunch, includ-
ing coffee, sugar and lemons.
The District Circuit of the Luther
an church NETT at the Badger school
house on Sunday, July 10, with an un-
usually large crowd in attendance,
including eight ministers from vari-
Gus places. During the three days
conference, they discussed many re-
ligious topics, which were both inter-
esting and instructive. The two COM
an church met at the Badger school
cided to concentrate their forces and
build one church as neal the center
as possible. The church site is locat-
ed on the A. C. Vertz farm.
Rev. A. N. Livdahl leaves Sunday
evening, July 18th, for a four weeks
vacation to points in North Dakota
and Minnesota, and Dame Rumor has
it that he does not intend to return
alone.
Someone broke into Mrs. Rachel
Hills house one day last week, but
we understand nothing of any import.
ance was molested.
Mrs. Lund is expecting her brother
Torger Peterson, of Rockford, ILL.,, this
week. Mr.. Peterson will assist Mr.
Lund through harvesting.
Mrs. Rachel Hill spent a part Of
munities Badger and Highland) de-
family.
Mr.. Stevenson, from the theological
seminary begins Bible school in this
community Wednesday. In the fore
noon. he will conduct the school a
the Badger school. 1t continues fol
a month.
A hail storm visited this section
early Tuesday morning, doing consid
cradle damage. Some crops are dam
aged about 25 percent, while garden!
and truck patches were almost com
pletely destroyed. 1t hailed for abou
fifteen minutes, hailing so fast ant
the hailstones so large that window
panes were broken out; tar-paperet
shacks cut to pieces; chickens tina
did not find shelter were killed. TAX
ing it altogether it was the wors
hail storm that has visited these part;
for many years. 1t really seems to-
bad, for crop conditions were NOR
favorable than they had been for sew
eral years.
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WeRurQl
Items Sent in BY The C0urieT's
Specid! Corps of NeDs Caterers
LOWER WHITEWATER

(Staff Correspondence
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Osier and child
rem took Sunday dinner at the Ray
Carter home.
MI. and Mrs. L. NJ. Hoham spent
Sunday at their ranch.
Steven Osier left on Tuesday for
the Boys farm bureau camp at Havre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albus and sons, Mrs.
B. Koppel and children and Mrs. Funk
and children were guests at the j. b,
Franklin home Sunday at dinner.
w. H. Falls was a Saco visitor on
Saturday.
Joe Albus transacted business in
Saco on Saturday.
Mr.. and o. G.. Busche and children
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo,
Summons Sunday evening at supper.
George Summons had the misfor.
tune of losing a fine tw~o-year-old
colt last week.
Mrs. Strommen served ice cream
and cookies to her scholars on Sat.
urday, July 9th, as a last day Of schoo.
treat.
Rain is needed badly in this vicinity
The crops are already beginning te
suffer.
Levi Osier was a Saco visitor or
Tuesday.
A hard shower with some hail fel
in this section early Tuesday morn
ing.
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BADGER HIGHLAND PICKUPS
(Staff Correspondence

(Staf1 COrreSpOnQence)
Rye harvesting is in full blast now,
and farmers are finding it a difficult
matter to procure help, as every mar
seems to have all he can do at home,
so the needed help to his neighbor is
impossible to give.
Misses Elaine and Inez Bronstad
visited with Mrs. Lamb last week.
The grasshoppers are doing con-
siderable damage in this vicinity, but
the poison and snares put out to check
their advance seem to be working
satisfactorily.
Rev. A. N. Livdahl was making a
business tour in this neighborhood
last week. -.
Ivar Bronten made a short visit
to N. D. last week. Twas made
shorter when he heard of the grass
hopper condition here, so fastened
home to assist in the fight.
Miss Gertrude Erickson conducted
a cheese demonstration at the Ben
Boreson home last Wednesday. A
large crowd was present, and even
the men were not backward in ask
ing questions, but who doesn't like the
many savory dishes made from
cheese?. The demonstration was
quite a success and Miss Erickson
showed her efficiency in that line OF
work.
Mrs. John Rhode is visiting friends
and relatives in and around Glasgow,
this week.
Little Miss Agnes Boreson visited
the Dyer girls last week.
Mrs. Lund is on the sick list this
week.
Oscar Stevenson met with a pain
full accident last Monday, while hitch
ing up to the buggy, preparatory to
90 to the stampede. The horses got
frightened at something and started
to run and in doing so, threw Oscar
out. (He had gotten in, thinking
he'd finished hitching up, but he had
not.) The dragged him for some dist
ance, breaking several ribs, scratching
IN his face considerably and render
ing him unconscious for awhile. His
hired man, after awhile succeeded in
stopping the team, but was very much
alarmed about Mr.. Sieverson's condl-
ton, but fortunate for him. an APP
preaching car vas seen, w~hereupon
Mr.. Dahl hailed it and sent Oscar to
the hospital and notified his (Oscar's)
folks, who are living on the Craving
place. Mr.. Stevenson Sr. went tc
Glasgow Immediately. Later Mrs
Stevenson and Miss Lena followed, but
we are glad to state his condition was
not serious and he was able to leave
the hospital after a four days stay.
Miss Jose Anderson and Mrs. John
Rhode were shopping in Glasgow
Saturday.
Mrs. z. F. Boley, who has been ir
and around Jackson, Michigan since
last winter returned home on July 4th
Mrs. Boley states that crop condi
tons are better right around here
than in many of the places she passed
through, enroute.
After digging down 55 feet in the
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OPHEIM NEWS
(From the Observer)


Miss Roll, Miss Sorbo, and Elmer
Walstad went to wild Rose school
Saturday evening for program and
dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walpole spent a few
days in Glasgow this week.
Beany Hewitte and VIM. Kief are
in Canada taking part in the base
ball tournament.
Leland Loftgren and Hank Kres-
baugh took in the celebration at
Woody Mountain Friday and satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Brevig of Roam
wood are rejoicing over the arrival of
a boy, born June goth.
Ferd Baukol made a business trip
to Glasgow Thursday.
Fred Smith and Matt Stein cele-
brated the 4th at Glasgow and Nash
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HJNSDALE NEWS
CErnm ID Trlbunel

Twin girls were BORN to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Kaui on tuesday morning.
Misses Elsie and Marjorie Rutter
attended the stampede at Glasgow on
the Fourth. -.
week for a VISIT at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fran K: Gaspar. Mrs.
Jacobs is a sister Of Mrs; Gaspar:
chant and farmer, transacted bust
ness in Hinsdale or Tuesday; Mr..
Lee saws crop prospects, in the Thoeny
country were never better.
Rev. ]. O. Hawk of Saco, requests
us to announce that he has sufficient
W. recovered from his recent illness to
he in Hinsdale next Sunday for ser
Mrs. Ella H. Powell left last Friday
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The story Of Frank Schwartz,
twenty-six-year-old artist of Green
witch village, New York city, reads
more like a novel OF play than a real
true account. For Schwartz, who was
penniless and about tn be dispossessed
from his $12-a-month studio" is to-
day the most talked of person in the
world of art. He has won the most
coveted of art awards, the Prix de
Rome, which is a three-year fellow
ship In the American Academy of Art
in Rome, carrying with it transporta-
ton expenses and an annuity Of ST.
600 during the three-year course.
Schwartz won the award with his
painting "A Tribute to Heroism." He
is a native Of Chicago and studied art
there, working in cheap restaurants
In order to earn his meals and a dol
lar or two for lodgings. He is a wa
veteran, having served in France as
a member of the camoufage section.
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afternoon for Casper, Wyoming, where
she will make her future home. She
made the trip all alone in her car,
going via Malta and crossing the Mis-
souri, river at Wilder.
The old Wheeler house located
about ten miles north of Hinsdale
was destroyed last Thursday night
about II o'clock by a fire which was
supposed to have resulted from a bolt
of lightning during the electrical
storm of that evening. The building
was owned by j. F. futile, who carried
an insurance policy of 1000 on the
property.
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"Breden!" exclaimed the preacher
as he came across a portion of his
flock engaged in pursuing the goddess
of chance. Don yo' all know it's
wrong to shoot craps"
eyes, pahson," admitted onep arish-
Toner sadly, AN b'lieve me, Abs payin'
TO- nah sins."-The American Legion
Weekly.
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LOWELL PATTON RETURNS
Well-known Pianist Who Makes West
ern Chautauqua Tour Again
This Season.

Ch%autauQua audiences will welcome
the news that Lowell Patton, the tai
ented pianist with the New York Ar
fists Trio in 1920, is returning again
his season. He has been on a OF
of New Zealand tins winter and
back with added laurels.
Rachmnninoff. the noted Russian
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and now show but little effect OF
damage.
Thorwald Thompson, Oliver Hen
erickson, A. Allie and Orval Hallam
who have been breaking for Joe
Gierok have finished their job anC
they report hat with the many fine
rains we have been having that break
ing was fine.
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Chamberlain's Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy.

This remedy is certain to be needed
in many homes before the summer is
over. Buy it now and be prepared.
1t is recognized as a most reliable
remedy for bowel complaints and may
be obtained at any drug store.
Advertisement.
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Flows your cold, Donald?"
"Verra Obstinate"
"And how's your wife,"
"Aboot the same."-London Mail.
, 1921-06-19
HONOR AWARDS
At UNIVERSITY
Last Assembly Is Made Occasion
for Presentation of Awards
for Year

LARAMIE. wyo-. June 1s.-In ac-
eordance with the familiar custom. the
last university assembly Of the year
was the occasion for the presentation
Of various awards and honors. No
table am ong these were the presi-
dents -honor books. awarded TO the
student in each department. who has
shown h most consistent promise
during the year.
These awards were as follows:
Agronomy. Gladywn Freeman of
Rock Springs; animal husbandry, Lu-
verne Wales OF Thermopoiis, botany.
William Featherstone' of Douglas;
chemistry. Carl Cinnamon Of Cody:
commerce. Lois King Of Laramie:
elementary education. Clara Kicker
son Of Superior; rural education,
Sophie Graefoa OF wheatland: second.
ay education. Frances Ferris of RIv-
erton; civil engineering. Arthur Lau-
der Of Kemmercr; mining engineer
ing. Wilbur Bergquist of Hugo,
Colo: English. Olga Moore of Sheri.
dan; geology. Paul schlosser Of River
ton. home economies. Jano Beck of
Cody; law. Kelley Dukes OF sara
toga; mathematics. Arthur Lauder Of
, 1921-06-19

Kemmerer. military science and tao.
tics. Oliver knight of Laramie; mod.
crn languages. Gladys sibiey Of
Burns; music. Mary Clifford Of Chi
cago; physics. Paul schlosser OF Riv-
srton; political economy. Grace Lo-
gan of Cheyenne: political science.
Homer Mann Of Powell: Psychology:
Elizabeth Steele OF Lonsmont. Colo;
veterinary science Gladwyn Freeman
of Rock Springs. zoology. Mary
Phelps OF Laramie
Announcement was also made at
this meeting OF the special awards
made by Phos Pherontes. senior hon
orary society. to the member OF each
OF h three lower classes who. in
the judgment of the society. had
maintained the highest standards in
college work throughout the year.
Books were awarded to Duncan Brite
of LaramI~ for the junior class; Ruth
Hemphii OF Pine Bluffs for the
sophomore class. and Crete Wood Of
Laramie for the freshmen
, 1921-06-19

PERSONALS


A w. Andrews, who has been look
ing after business interests In Chey-
enne.. returned last night to his home
here
Roy Jackson and daughter Rhea
left yesterday morning for Billings.
Mont. making the trip overland
Mrs. Cora Smith of tho Velour
beauty parlors. is now assisted by
Miss Betty. formerly of Betty's I'M
provement Shop of Cheyenne
Mrs. Mary Jasper and Mrs. Cora
Smalley of kellogg. Idaho. are here
visiting with their brother and cousin.
Dave williams on South Beech street
Mrs. Jasper and Mrs SmaIley expect
to remain in Casper for several
weeks. Mr.. Williams has not see
his sister or cousin for IS years.
Reverend and Mrs. ] Fl. Blodgett
are leaving this afternoon for Des
Moines. Iowa. where they win attend
a Baptist convention being held at
that place during the coming week.
O.. F. Jacuuot. accountant at The
Northwestern freight house here re-
turned yesterday from a two weeks
vacation spent visiting friends and
relatives at Merna and other points
in central Nebraska
, 1921-06-19
Picnic Held
In Apartment.
PyIe-C astleman
Marriage.

Earl Pyle of clearmont. and Miss
Jessie castieman of Salt Creek were
married in tho study OF Rev. Walter l..
French yesterday afternoon. They
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b.
Castleman 81 Salt Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pyle intend o make
tcir home in Casper
, 1921-06-19
AUTHoR mo- VISIT cAsPER.

CHEYENNE. June 1s.-Dane Cool
idge OF Texas. writer of western nov
els. is hero seeking atmosphere He
viii visit Casper. Laramie and other
Wyoming towns. spending about SIX
weeks in the-stafe. and win return to
to attend h Frontier
Days celebration July IS. "a. IS
and 20.
, 1921-06-19

Guy Gardner. representing the Saiu-
more and Ohio Railroad company with
headquarters at Denver. is in the city
looking after business affairs for the
company.
E. H Williams. travelling agent for
he Southern Pacific Railroad com
pany, was in the city yesterday look
ing after company interests
r. s. Ellison OF the Midwest Rein
ing company returned this afternoon
from Billings. Mont. where he has
spent b week attending TO business
connected with the company interests.
Ex-Gov. B. B. Brooks Is leaving this
evening for Denver where he will look
after business matters over the week
end.
II B. Durham. attorney of h Dur
ham and Lowey law firm. is in Den.
yer on business for several days.
Carl Young has returned from the
university Of Iowa where he has at.
tended school during school year. He
viii spend the summer at the home
or his parents on East Second street.
T. ]. O'Donnell, one of Denver,s
prominent attorneys. spent Wednesday
and Thursday IN Douglas. motoring
to Casper Thursday for a few days
visit before returning to Denver.
Charles J.. Guessnier OF tho Denver
Dry Goods company. who is making
a tour Of Wyoming. is spending a few
days in Casper looking after the in.
terests Of his company in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Peterson and
son have returned from Spirit Lake,
Iowa. where they have been VISITING
at their old home for some time. They
spent several days in Chicago with
Mrs. P~eterson's sister. Miss Laura
Harding. who has visited in Casper a
number OF times Friends will be gla
to hear that Miss Harding who recent.
iy underwent a serious operation is
now in splendid health.
Miss Incz Miller OF Sunrise. wyo.
Is visiting Mrs. Amanda Kutzlieb for
the next few days.
Miss Inez and Miss Louise Void
are guests at the r. NJ. Boeke home.
Both Of the young ladies are residents
of Seattle Wash.
Mrs. T. w Walker and three daugh.
tiers, who were caught. in the wreck
Of tie c. & N w. train while en- route
to Belle Plain. Iowa, where thctl
intended to spend the summer. have
returned to the city. The party losi
all Of their trunks and baggage in the
wreck.
Mr.. L. p. Burwell. mother OF Earle
Burwelli Of the Casper Gas Appliance
, 1921-06-19

The marriage ceremony uniting
Harry l. Phillips and Miss Lille Lea
Clinton was performed wednesday
evening by the Rev. Walter l. French.
Mrs W. B. Eiier and Mr.. A. G. Jones
attended tho young couple.
The bride and groom were both OF
Salt Greek, where they intend to make
their home in the future.