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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-30
They are the twin
doWs Women Like"

Women like Hoffman
Easement windows be-
cause they can't stick,
they can be washed
without leaving the
room or leaning out the
window, and the drap-
es and window shades
can be hung in the ordi-
nary way. This is an
exclusive Hoffman
feature.
If you contemplate
building, or enclosing
a porch, we'd like to
talk over Hoffman
Easement with you.
Ask us for a booklet.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-12-02
HElDT-WALERY

John Heidi Of this place and Miss
Lena Walery Of Glenullin were mar
ried4 Saturday morning, November 26,
at the Catholic School Chapel at Bis
marck by Father Stag. The brides
mother and brother witnessed the GER
emony. = n. 81, q I. a i
Mr.. Heidi, has, for the past year
or two, been employed as a,nechanic
at the Schulz Motor Co., and during
his stay here has won many friends
among the younger set. Mrs. Heidi,
is popular young lady at Genullin
who is at present employed in the
dining room of the Grand Pacific Ho-
tel, at Bismarck, and for a time held
the position of head waitress.
4 For the present Mrs. Heidi will re-
main in Bismarck, but Mr.. Heidi ex-
poets to bring his bride here in the
spring to make their home. He in
tends to leave the first Of January for
Glenullin where they will visit with
Mrs. Heidi mother for a couple Of
months before returning to Washburn
to make their home. ,.J
Il Mr.. Heidt's many friends here ex-
tend congratulations to him and his
bride. .i. I'M. n, a &4 Ss$$} 5j $.s 81
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-12-02
S,1eMs fHos N. ,'rttsE srHrrtEa z q: u =

Elizabeth Louise johnson of Wash
burn, who was pledged to Alpha Theta
Chapter of Delta Gamma at the be-
ginning of the year, will be initiated
into the chapter on Saturday, Dec. 8.
A. formal banquet following the SER
vice will be held at the Dakota Hotel.
The Art Department Of tho Univer-
sity has been very fortunate in being
able TO display, during the past week.
the mural and Landscape paintings of
Allen True. The department. is plan
ming to bring the work of other ar
fists here for, display, from: time to
time during the year. r -:
More than one hundred University
goods were scarcely recognizable on
Monday, Nov. %, as they blossomed
out in reversed MILDLY blouses,, pig
tails, fancy caps and minated stock
ings. Old residents Of the women's
dormitories, Davis Hall, ,Macnie Hall
and Lerimore Hall, selected this spec
taculers method to initiate the, new
girls. Helen Lindell Of Washburn was
among the unfortunate newcomers.
She is staying at Macnie Hall this
year. @- -sg fs.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-12-02
t.st'.. "
MARRIED
HE|.f

Nora H. Amundson of Douglas and
Robert Rasmussen of Raub were mar
ried Tuesday Afternoon at the home OF
Rev. L. r: Burgum in Washburn. Rev
Burgum read the Episcopal service
These young people are well known iri
the western end Of the county, where.
the groom owns farm and at which
place they will make their home. They
were accompanied to the city by John
j. Schulz Of Raub and Miss Osta Fol
den Of Ryder. who participated in the
ceremony as best man and brid desmaid.
The bride carried u beautiful boeuet
of roses: and Mrs Rasmussen
left on the evening train for "a wedding
trip and the best: wishes Of their many
friends 60 with them. S.s fi.. IL 4
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-12-02
Season Closes With
Many Bucks Killed

The deer season closed November
80, on what proved to be a very sue
cessful season for q good many of the
local hunters. Also an unsuccessful
one for good many more. Never
theless, there has been large number
Of deer killed by the hunters of Wash
burn and vicinity. Every day some
hunter would return from the river
bottom with buck which he had
killed. ) .....
The last day brought forth about
all the hunters that had not shot one
and the, woods were full Of. them.
Some were lucky enough to get theirs,
yet there we're good many who trail
ed home with the setting sun with
empty hands, weary and tagged, but
still able to talk and lay plans :on just
how they were going to get their buck
next season. Plenty of deer are left,
many think that only a few have been
killed off from the number that is in
she WpodG,Gs a ~ Il -, = ~
ss Among those here in town who got
q deer since last week are Joe Mar
sett, Chas. Poe, Matt Beeks, Ben Ev-
erson and E. E. Sampsel. Mr.. Samp-
sells deer had thirteen points.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-12-02
RAus IS REVIEW.

: Father Paul Of Elbowoods conduct
ed services at Raub Saturday
Robert Rasmussen and Miss Nora
Amundson were united In marriage
Tuesday afternoon at Washburn. They
took the train for Minneapolis. They
plan on returning In the early spring
to reside on farm near Raub. Their
many friends extend the heartiest con-
gratulations to them. (. .5G .s i2ss:t>
lfs Dick Varney dined at the Raddatz
home on Thanksgiving Day,
c. Veum's entertained at dinner
on Thanksgiving Day Ole Void and
the Melvin Void family. 9;
The dance and supper given by the
ladies Of the Catholic church Thurs
day evening was we'll attended. In spite
5 OF the extreme cold weather.
ssE. A. Johanson has moved to town
and is now hauling the school children
to and from school. @ sE.s
Charles Gouey's and Fred Shller's
( spent Thanksgiving Day at Makoti.
4 Rankin Miller Of Ryder spent Thurs.
day with friends In Raub. 4 sas4s5S. ..4
Norman Howes is teaching the Sim
onson school. .,s 4; 5i s. s.s'. ~.
q Frank Liebels,a Julius Hettwers and
/ George Egtvet were guests at the Ar
mold Kohl home on Thanksgiving Day.
Il 81, Miss Lillian Met Carly spent several
I; days IL; town with her sister, laura,
last week. ..%S q II Il IN. IN
Homer Gage 81 Parshall and Garon
h Cages, were Thanksgiving guests at
j the home Of James Duffy. sSTi5g Z
! I 81 1 8 The Sons Of Norway held their reg
\ S1llar meeting on Saturday evening.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-12-02
( MEDICINE HILL

TIL Mackeff boys and Harold Davis
put In several days Of trapping last
week and succeeded in getting a num-
ber Of furbearing animals. Il
The farmers are busy preparing
seed for spring. They run their grain
! through "a tanning mill to clear it of
, weed seeds. .! '..-' ,.s, -. =
Mr.. Mackeff took several loads Of
grain to town last week. :.
Elmer Fah}gren spent Thanksgiving
vacation with his parents near Wash
burn.
+ Several interesting whist games
were played at the home Of V.>Davis
last Monday evening.
= The Sondrol girls, who are taking a
high school course in Turtle Lake,
spent Thanksgiving vacation ct their
!, home on the farm ~ b, ,.,..
! IA few less turkeys roam the farm
yards since Thanksgiving. !
Although the roads were bad and
the snow deep in places Christ Reiser
greatly enjoyed his trip through the
/, Medicine Hill country while taking
his brother .Reinhold to his school.
The Maxwell school Is again in
session after a short Thanksgiving
vacation. ,.-.ss,s ~
i A few days of warm weather have
settled cur snow consid and the
! farmers are changing their boxes from
sleighs to wagon. ,ts ,,.lT +: .tsi !.tt,is
Last. Friday marked the close Of
!, the second month in the Sondrol
school. $,5s 54s.iSs .iS I
| & Hazel and Vermont Davis were Wis
iting with the sSackman family last
. Thursday evening. ..: f III h Il. s:3 q,
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Peterson and
daughter Pearl spent Saturday after
moon in Mercer. .,A &.5.s
Mr. Rauser visited with the Mackeff
/ family Sunday evening. 3, 8.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-12-02
TRAPPING LAW DEFINED

Is Several have been inquiring of Au-
ditor. Hill about the law for trapping
fur bearing animals this year and Mr..
Hill has the following opinion to offer
which was sent him by Geo. NJ. Hogue,
state game warden. H.. ;fa..
Beaver, otter and muskrats are pro-
tected until 1924. Wolves, coyotes,
skunks and foxes are! not protected
nor does it require a trapper's license
to trap them. Mink is the only ami
NAL that..is protected that can be trap
ped this year, but it requires a license
to trap mink. x #@T The season for mink
opened, November "a. 3 ts:l. d .sss5 s*s
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-12-02
STATE HOUSES COST TAXPAYERS
$4,000 A PIECE--HAGAN REFUSES HIS

Bismarck, N. Dsk., Nov. 28.-The
homebuilders association operations,
as conducted under the direction of
the recently ousted nonpartisan league
state administration, will cost the
State Of North Dakota approximately
a quarter of million dollars, over
and above the income that will be
realized when the residences built by
the association are sold. The actual
deficit on Oct 81, according to a bal
ance sheet prepared at that time, but
which did not become public until
Saturday evening, when the new Of
ficials made a cursory study of the
departments operations, is $91, ,14573.
Operations up to October 81 had cost
the state $5O6,259 sc. The state has
filfty-one residences against which is
charged $345,544.33. Other items bring
the total Of the associations assets up
to $414,114.13.
This accounts for the net deficit
Of $91, 1,145.73, Of which approximately
$4,000 was paid to the Equitable Au-
dit Company for auditing department
ACCOUNTS and Strengthening its tangled
affairs. Money with which to finance
the department has come largely from
the Bank of North Dakota. The asso-
citation owes the bank 1870, 500 ant &C.
,cumulated interest of s9,623.83, in ad-
dition to an overdraft of 21,996.66.
One hundred thousand dollars was
obtained in the form of a direct ap-
rropriation from the legislature when
it was controlled by the nonpartisan
league in 1919. The present actual
loss will be enhanced many thousands
of dollars through the fact that while
were estimated to cost 1884, ,252.45,
the state in fact, spent $457,191.18 to
ID them. OF this latter amount the
state has been able to charge only
$345,554.33 against the individual res
idence projects. .-
Costs Increased Fl Percent
The average increase in the actual
cost of construction over the esti-
mates that were given to the pros
pective buyers Of statebuilt homes
was 81 percent. Heretofore state
ments by the old administration and
department officials have indicated
that the actual increased cost was
only between Is and IS percent. De-
termination of the final losses by the
state will not be possible until def
mite plan Of, ttlemBnt Nth the: buy,
ers sis = of Holmes Il adopted: AIready
John N. Hagan, commissioner of ag-
riculture and labor in the old admin
istratfon, and member of the in
dustrial commission in charge of the
department, has abandoned the home
the state built for him and refuses to
take it, On the basis that the depart
ment figures show its cost. What
other buyers will do is uncertain, but
If Mr.. Hagan's policy is adopted by
others, the state will find itself with
lot of homes on hand for. sale at
prices that must conform to the pres
ent day replacement value. Each res,
idence will therefore result in a heavy
loss to the state. Accepting the esti-
mate that the final loss will be be-
tween 100000 and s25O,O00, each res
idence built will have cost the tax
payers between $4,000 and $4,000.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-12-02
RUso

Rev. Earle Of Minot was in Ruso
last Wednesday,. He held services at
the Congregational, Church on We'd
dey evening. ;r ,~T.y'
Mrs. Fred Drafne of Garrison spent
the week end in Ruso. -.
Ole Moe, has returned from Thief
River Falls, Mimi, where he went for
a deer hunt. He brought back the
deer with him.
Fred -Wilmovsky spent couple of
days in Washburn last week. James
Davis has returned from his trip to
Fargo.
VIM. Schmidt, Jr., with his helpers
have been busy the past week pick
ing and shipping turkeys to the mar
ket. !, s3y %.,...-s.5~ A. ~. =.
Paul Sundbakken, who has been
working on a farm near Ryder the
past summer returned last Monday for
a short stay home. He expects to go
back to Ryder soon. MI. -.
John Gehring with his family, has
moved into the rooms adjoining Noes
restaurant. 4" -. =
Crowell and Syverson and E. Love
shipped cattle ITO the. cities last FRI
day. ...4. z K: u, 'r :,.yt.: &e,.
Miss Thelma Moe left last, Friday
tor Pelican finn y phaae .. 4
expects to take q postgraduate cours !
in school there. @@s, J. g. =...1$
y Mrs. VIM. Schmidt, Jr:, and Mrs.
VIM. Burgess Jointly entertained very
prettily last Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs Schmidt. Twenty ladies
were present and the afternoon was
spent in needle work and chat and
was concluded with 3 delicious lunch
served cafeteria style. !t:.,... ~ s
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coNkLING NEWS /.

+ Zen s5, CONkEINGs NEWS {sr. A +
4 "A large crowd enjoyed the Thanks
giving dinner at the schoolhouse. The
ladies of the community prepared q
.bcuntiful dinner and everyone did JUS
tice to itts6si &fttiii}3 III lS1l a \. {
I. Mr.. Partridge went to Bismarck Sat-
2urday returning Tuesday with Mrs.
Partridge, who has been in hcspital
there. Mrs. Partridge is feeling con-
siderably better. H Il, :4
The Misses Anna and Alice Yum
ker visited at the Harry Jones home
Sunday. ' 81 ;ls ~ vi . = !,
S a Mrs. Youngquist is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Joe Barlow;
Il A number Of the young folks went
skating on the river Thanksgiving
Day. They found the snow a little
too deep to make skating pleasant.
Deer hunting is: the pastime of most
of the men lately Several have got
ten one, and the! others are hoping
to- be lucky enough to get one coon.
The Misses Daisy and Ella Doepke
entertained a nuI aber OF their friends
Friday evening playing: finch. a de-
;lightful lunch was served late in the
evening es 3,t$ n II 4.
q a.. B. Amunds on and family spent
Thanksgiving in Max. 34.. ls.5 II. 4: 4 ~
L Miss Alice Yunker is staying with
Mrs. Partridge this week. s;33s. I IN s5s ,S ss
iH Joe Barlow was q visitor at John
Yunker,s Sunday. II; 81 f4; s5s n
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u E:$ss eENEDicTsy -s>5 i
;;s3,, 81 Az ;..,',Bsg 1l,li}RI n,
BENEDlCTS,
: s.,.s, .-lFt. rIEsislH ap.-rr3

80 rl'.
The sI1 o. o. II. Lodge is planning
grand bali to be held on the evening
ssof Dec, Z. The ( Rebekahs will serve
supper X t5sSl 5ys3EE IL /A3S +. ~ n /
Miss Ellen Olson spent Sunday in
town visiting friends. 5%.2s. '.s%S.t &.
%5ts Nat baltimore and family moved to
Il Velva last week where they expect to
spend the winter. hi VIM. Tibbits has
moved onto the farm vacated by the.
baltimore family. s,, q n, /, II Es a,
Rural teachers, Miss Bloomquist,
I: Miss Sawley, 4 Miss: Meagher,6 L. Miss
Baisner and v. Reed Of the Benedict
4 country spent Thanksgiving holiday at.
II -Velva. \: :,: 4 a 2{i' ., Ia
Otto Bechtle and wife spent the
B week end at Velva visiting friends and
relatives. 81: ,S5I fl5 5: Il :, y
The change in, the travel of the
Dinkey' was welcomed by the folk
I of our town and. community. yI' y5. 4
Miss Nellie Baisner, who has been
engaged the past month as teacher of
\ the Il: N. johnson school, was forced
to quit teaching. The vacancy was
filled BY Miss Louise %Houghan Of
/, Sawyer. III. gs..,s >. =.
Roy Tzuvalkin and John Bastow OF
]? MinOt and Velva high schools spent
their vacation under the parental
roofs. >5%: Y. NJ 2$ .,j,z
., Measles Of the German type have
visited the school children Of the city
Y schools. Several have had to be, con-
fined to their homes for a week. 1.
Kenneth Mess, who has suffered
from a broken leg, is again out and
around, though very limpy. .5,.: i ~
sSs Clarence Camp, Of Velva. is spend
ling two weeks of deer hunting in the
\ woods near Washburn. 81 s:jt,'> II
rk Peter Luchenki returned home Sat
.-urday from q trip and visit to Dogden.
The passenger train killed COW for
"A. g. Jacobson on Thanksgiving Day.
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eAsTo NEWS I.

::SHssS :S$s IL. and Mrs. Albert Swanson and
4 sOn Clifford. !, and Rev. and Mrs. u Er
sSsl ling were guests HUI the home Of Char
ley Gusta fson last Sunda s.s .s Il n
M r.s and Mrs. sF'reilo. Peterson were
guests at the home Of .Mr. and Mrs,
emil Hanson last Sunday 4. n,
diss y Mabelle Moen spent Thanks
d 'giyiRg vacation with friends at Van
I Hook .:sS st5 5i
i:ss Dorothy and Netties Barlow II spent
x8Gond av night lat SAl bert sssWansons
EsSs3 4 ss iss N oeni visited the Arthur Leids
holm family last ,sFuesd day evening.
,scholl Bros. ssshipp ped sthre carloads
market Y n this
ses ana MIA rs,a l,stl Holznagel and
family ,rhursd ay evening With
Jnhn Bari n. sas IN ~ sfsS
ssSSaS here has been lots iof deerhunting
8ia Stii 81 neck OF sth hes woods this season.
1rs and N dreW$ $Ros sberg, John,
Il sBarIoWs and famil ysss Carl Swansnn and
sssifisnlitly, and .A N family
s'WsfeF quests AL the home Ofs Alfred
sIseidho Ira last 64nd NV
Waiter greive9 9is; III CON goiing Ssto move
a,dpWII .to8 the ID ouseshe has hxsd up
ssHe going to 5do. so,i1lei clearing on
Rpsbaf
sadnes day "a. n sose ebnrg, thsra
they
is;s Rd1
IIenSei q danes &.
SasSWeek
I,aa,ss LathslrS & sas 4 y! llll
sss sssss B1Sls ll mt hnr
IN 81
3
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-12-02
500 CHANGES TRAIN TIME

The 500 Line the first Of the week
changed the sch eduies Of the trains on
both the North and South 500 out Of.
Bismarck The change was made IN,
order to3 let the same train make the
whole trip but instead Sof going from
Bismarck 70 Bfinot, sc Il win only: 60:
10 Drake, where II Will turn and make,
the return TIL: This eliminates one
one train alto ether, as passengers
Will sbes tax stto lldinnt by the trains,
ops The main The same thing
done: o' III the South 500: Un-ss
defrs the neM M sclhieid duIes the train VIII
te1sH sBi Bismar gst q ~. b and arrive
ats rashlhnIn Gt 8: 80 VIII sie,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-12-02
Boys Lose Two .
Canes; Girls Lost

The Washburn basketball team went
to Wilton last Friday night and in a
hard fought game at the school gym
nasium lost to the Wilton quintet 10
to 26. 49,.
The game started off with a rush
and was very close in the first half
ending 9 to 5 in favor of Wilton.
Wilton scored the first basket after
several minutes Of hard playing on
both sides. There were several fouls
made on both sides and Schweizer,
the star Washburn forward, Gagged al
most every trial. Flyn, the center
for Wilton did likewise for his team.
The second half started off in good
style, but due to the disadvantages
the Washburn five were playing un-
der, the small floor and low ceiling,
the team was handicapped great
deal.
The Wilton team ran up the large
score of II points in the second half
to five points for Washburn. Klein,
the Washburn center, Gagged one field
basket in both halves, and Holtan,
Washburn forward, one in the first
half. Schweizer Gagged four fouls out
.of six chances and Flynn for Wilton
made six out of seven chances. Gil
more for Wilton made two field bas-
kets in both halves. Headen made
one field goal, Eastman one and Chris.
tianson three for the Wilton team.
The referee was "Pete" Life of Will
ton, who was considered by both
teams to he Verv fair
r. The lineun: H. a..
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.FALkIlRiK.s. d

Albert Sheldon spent q couple of
days in Bismarck the n first Of the
week. :. .S 5 s5s
3$ /. w. G. Jertson and family took
Thanksgiving dinner 3 at the is.
Stevens, home. :- X, E, 5. VI. ss.s;
Geo. Swanson, w. G. Jertson and j.
C.. Baudry made a business trip to
Wilton the last Of the week. N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Irish spent
Thanksgiving with relatives. at Coal
Harbor. s .a5s i 8 i. '1s ''5s3s5 sss
/ "A couple Of ladies are holding gos.
pei meetings in our school house this
week. Good crowds are reported.
Mrs. Roy Knowles Of Sanish is
spending few weeks with her par.
sents, Mr.. 1and Mrs. Carl .Eichhorst.
| Mr.. and Mrs. R.. w. Kirkpatrick and
Mr. Engel took Thanksgiving dinner
at the Med home II. NJ, D Il u q
GIa w. CD Jertson was q business call
ier lat Und n SWedne esday. 55i; i III
Hubert Holtan was "a Bismarck call
er the last of the week. .jiL II ;55
I Miss Gertrud de# # Mchh horst, and friend
Ssl1dr.s Wahl were up \ from a Bismarck
Thanks ksgiYing Day !. Il They spent the
time between trains with Miss Ger
trude's parents. MI and Mrs. Carl
sESchhorst St 4; aaI
Ralph ana Clair Nelson I accompans IL
led by their mot her, passed through
town Thnrsd day. Mrs NelsonI stayed
5at5 nderwoods and; the j boys ent On
to Coal Harbe
Geo. sw'ansseoni ana ia,imh1iii car "a sat
tho Arthur Swanson II hume 81 Thursday
.eYening ~ ,assl TIT, Il 5$
carl Eichhlo orst Is and ind family I'll spent
Sunday at the John Liab home. S!s 1
81 Miss Alice Todd and q. lady lriend
were up 81 ashb I'M spend
sIllhanksg giyingf at ohnson
home.
N Emma sN1 lille called at@ CsoalS Harsbor
between ainss M onda
esnhold| Ssayl lerR. ID a driving Ford
these days sSsS
ThelsN Jertsons s, family were ent tertains
sd l 4 u !, Sun
The Howell 4 tamil citing.
nicely settled heir IL new home
tle q Dic-s
M M M homps n,e tlDm III
sf3ismaIE to spend rhanksgf With;
M s M ans 4 BEro,ss: E
rs III aCns of
s4vaShh m ACsll III 10 l0 asner Pct.
q oslls IT, sstyss 4 81 y I'M sdnsa
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-12-02
HEAVY SNOW IN THE WEST

& Railroads running through Washing
ton and Oregon are battling with snow
drifts th!ss week which are said to be,
very heavy. Points in Minnesota also
report deep SHOWS and the heaviest.
snow In years is said to have fallen
in South Africa. A very light fall has
visited the Missouri slope to date @z B
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-12-02
Phuey! $4,000 Worth.

It's all gone, even the smell. 90,
Fifteen hundred bottle, of good"
old bottled in bond. All gone. The
mighty right arm of the law in the
person of no less a man than United
States Marshall s. J. Doyle, himself,
smashed them one and all against the
cement wall back Of the courthouse.
He, with the help of Sheriff Ole stef-
ferud. did good job of it, for not
single bottle escaped the fate.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-12-02
!. STRAWBERRY LAKE

i. STRAWBERRY LAKE q. 5. &. = i.
fl !As card party was given at the home
of Tom Bjorka last Saturday evening;
A large number Of the people around
here attended and spent 9 jolly; even
ing together b5s \. /
sSs s3a!s Charleb bois! went n to Wash burn
last ednesday to spend \ Thanksgiv:
inc. a returned to resume his &du-
Stie as schoo Nj teach Tor. Sunday going
1 ibyy$ car with Reinhold Reiser, who had
/ his bro her Chris take him out to his
school b: 3
M 4. & were held s5in sch hoolS No.
4 s#s a Ioley of Turtle
4 Il. numb of farmers 81, y 81 this neigh
sal y took adyantage geSsof the HI good
weather donday and went toss town.
s5.Amng those Ding ssSWereS Ole TSInd BY,
Allen FIarm1l, Who went to Russo and
AIr. and VI NJ. n Ohm slIoulge. and ldangh-
ter ssnnya ne spent the daysssat 81
rtle5
S. numbe - folks had Hsup. s5iIu
,nr ssinady N 6fss John
Hong lnong q III verH our newly
wed and lis n JOhnS JensOn III sSss;
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Plaza teams. The boys lost by score
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13 to A.
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