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CorToNsEED OIL

NEW YORK. Aug. si.--Thcrc was a
Break q 20 To 20 points IN coitonsrcd
oil early In the day On the decline IN
cotton and hard. hut the mnrkc, suhs.'
qucn,ly s,cadIcd up In anticipation 81
bullish cotton government report to-
morrow. aud closing bids were only J
o. points net lower. Sales I 600 har'
rcis. Tenders nil. Prime crude 1oe
sai,s: prime summer yellow spot S.7s"
90: September closed s.,s. oct"her
So. Dcccmhcr S7a: joneary ST
March sos. all hid
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. AUG, al.-Raw SUGAR
was steady and unchanged ut s.GiH
s.Ss for centrifugal
Raw sugar futures eased off early In
sympathy with an easier trend to re-
fined. hut rallied IN expectations IL an
increased demand Ter refined nj the
lower level. and closed steady ut :
points advance To- decline. September
closed ut s.sa. December. ass: March,
sss. and MAY $50.
In refined all r.finers came To- the
: 90 lasis for fine graduated. while the
demand was slow.
Refined sugar futures were full and
nominal closing unchanged to 10 points
ne; lower.
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WHEAT CLOSES ON
F|RMER QUOTATION
COVERING MOVEMENT ON
SHORTS CARRY PRICES
SHARPLY HIGHER.
ny Associated Pros

ny Associated Press
CHICAGO. Aug. ai.--Nhcat made n
nrm finish t"tay. Houses with export
connections took the surplus ou, ~ the
market ON the break. and later when
the extent 81 export business al the
,cabuam was given out. shorts started
"a covering movement which carried
priccs sharply higher The clos. In
wheat found prlc,s a.lc To : lie up;
curn i.ic tu L. higher aud oats Lie
lower 10 l-ic higher.
Thcrc was considerable pressure ear
~. but offerings were readily absorb
81. and rnices advanced readily to
ahovc yesterdays finish.
Provisions wcw weaker. and lower
liquidation IN January lard a feature.
The lower cotton market had some
what Of depressing effect. Support
was lgh, and sitting scattered.
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CITATION.

The State OF Texas
In the District Court. Potter County.
rexas. September Term, A. u. 1891.
70 the sheriff 81 any Constable of Pot
ter County. Greeting;
You are Hereby Commanded, That,
ny making publication of this Citation
IN some newspaper published In the
County IL Potter. four weeks previous
To the return day hereof. YOU summon
J. V. Chris,oph. the unknown heirs u
]. V. Christoph. the unknown heirs IT
Z. Chris,oph and the unknown heirs oi
Annie Chris,oph. whose residence T.
unknown. Ia h. and appear before the
District Court To- be holden IN and f"r
he County 1T Potter. az the Court
House thereof. In the ely II Amarillo
IN the fourth Monday IN september. A.
ID. 1891. the same being the seth day 81
said month. then and there O. answer
/ the petition ot sam l.. S.ay. as plain
III. filed In said court On the 3rd day Of
August. \. u. 1874. against J. v, chris
ioph IN. unknown heirs Ut J. V. Chris
/ toph, the unknown heirs ~ G. Chris
toph and thu unknown heirs IL Annis
Chris,oph as attendants. said suit he
/ lng numbered saso. the nature oi which
ismand 1, as follows. tu.wit;
Plaintiff alleges that an the 18th DAY
/ 4 June. 1921. he Was lawfully sciS"d
| and I.ossessed II bots Nos. a.. ~ and u,
in block Ne. :. 1T the Gliddcn a san
born Addition Ia the city II Amarillo,
Potter County, Texas. owning and hold
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various runNcyances through which he
derives ,i;!e aud allcges that the defend
ants are claiming soinc pretended in
,etes, IN snii lands advcrs. a. plaintiff
constituting cloud upon his title. and
that said pretended claims are Void, ana
plaintiff iraNs TOT title. possession and
removal uf cloud frum title.
lIerein fail Not. hut have you then
and there h,iurc said court, this Writ
with your rrturn ,hccon, showing how
lou have executed the SANE
Witness, J. &. Skillman. clerk 81 the
District Cnur, ct Potter county, Texas
G,Nvn under NY hand and scal ut said
court IN Amarillo Texas. this 10th daS
og August \. ~. 1874.
T. q. SKIi.l.MAN.
clerk pls,ric, Court. Potter County
Texas
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK


CHICAGO. Aug. ai.--Cattle--ii. o00:
Rbcttcr bcef steers steady, others ib1
sar lower; ton ycaflingS. sl06s. bulk
hccf steers. Ss.7sms.ss. she stock. slow.
steady: bulk fat cows and hclfers. $3.50
IG.h0, tanners and cutters. ss.ssG
$50. veal calves, soc higher. bulk.
5is.oah 1915. sockcrs and feeder
strung: hulk. si.a0GG.so
HoEs- Receipts. iG.ooo; mosly ssc IL
.Oc lowcr; better grades off most, closed
weak. top. $3.50 early. hulk llsht and
llght butchers. salsIse0; huk pack
nr snws. sc.7sG7lo; pigs. soc Ia &c
lower; t7.soGS2s.
Shc"l,-I,ccclpis $1,000; lambs
steady ia s5c lower, top natives I,
ritv butchers. $3.50: hacker top. $500
cults. slsoGs,o0. top westerns. ss.so
hulk around ts.oo; sheep almyrt un
3 ialahl-; top ewes to packers. s3.5o
others down tn ss.oo' fcc'iers lambs
steady; native, ss.oo17.oo.
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RICE

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. AUG. al
Rough rice strong and active; sales re
noTied ? aas sacks Honduras al a.ss@
as. sss sacks Carolina nj s.sodt.3s.
Receipts 7.tai sacks. Millers receipts
isis sacks Glenn rice strong. Sales
reported s>o packets Honduras at ~
si0 packets japan at ~; s.oss pockets
Hus Rosc ut sAas~; rae pockets
Carolina AT sSSsA; 80 pockets Earl,
Prolific az shGtA. iss pockcts nj et
asa. Receipts e.s6s pockets. Rran
and polished unchanged.
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COFFEE

NEW YORK. Aug. SLATER open.
ing at an advance ~ one TO five points
coffee futures eascd Oft slightly under
scattered liquidation. Otherwise. there
was very little selling aud the NOR nc.
1--WE positions sold 10 To II polnts net
higher with December touching s.ss
n reports ~ firmcr tone In the cost
and freight market and talk of better
spot demand December closed ut go
with the general market closing ut
net advance "f n to Is points. BALES
were cstimted at about $1,000 hays:
september sss; October sss; Decemher
f.o: January s.ss: March 7.ss: May
.76: July ,.sa
spc, coffee was reported firm At ~
FOR Rio - and io's To iih for San.
tos a.
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Wanted at Once

Several live wirc farm PAPER solici'
tors To represent the Oklahoma Farm
cr.Sto,kman. Territory Oklahoma.
Western Arkansas. Northern and Pam
handle, Texas. Men with ears pre-
terrcd. bu, this II M, absolutely neces'
sary. You viii not need Ia he an ex'
pcri,nc,j solicitor to handle this propo.
sition. hut experienced solicitors viii
fiad a especially attractive. Salary and
liberal expenses assured to the right
man. Chance for advancement. In
quire IN address. Manager Agency pi-
vision. Room ses. 500 North Bruadway,
Oklahoma city. oklahoma.
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. Aug, 3i.--Cut,on goods
md cotton yarn markets were less ac'
tive today tfires were revised up
ward en- many finished lines To meet
the recent advances In unfinished
cloths. silks we're quiet. wool gar
m.nts laggcd amons cutters. due to the
hesi,a,ians ~ retailers. burlaps were
steady. Fall knit gocsls were In better
demand.
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FOR sALE-iso or geo acres. all In
cultivation. 6 miles southeas, of ANA.
rillo. sssso per acre; terms. n. ].
rickncy, 20, +. jefferson. Dallas. Tex.
A $4,000 Houston. Texas. corpora.
tion. engaged In wholesale and retail
automobile accessory and part bust.
ness. desire services of executive who
can invest $4,000 towards increasing
capital 10 sioo,eoo. business Is now
ten years old. and has outgrown pres.
cnt capitalization. Salary $1,000 per
year. For further information address
Owner" iei Avondalc Avenue. Hous
ton. Texas.
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wANTED-Rellahle experienced sales.
nan to sell arloads of potatoes. cab
'agc and apples direct to retailers In
Amarillo and surrounding territory
Must be experienced In fruit business
have good references and willing IL
work on commission basis. Coed op
ror,uni,y for right man. Box ). care
NEWS.
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TURPENTIlsE
ny Associated Proc

SAVANNAH. Ga. Aug. st.-Turpen
tine firm. SEA. sales. NJ. receipts. ass
shipments. aSo: stock. s.sss.
Rosln-Firm; sales. ses: receipts. s.77
shipments. i.Tss; s,ock. ,s.sas.
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FOR sALE-Dandy 5.room absolutely
modern bungalow close In. Good loca.
ton In southwest part u town, cas-,
front. This place is priced right for
quick sale n you haven't si.sec cash
don't waste your time answering this
ad. Address T.. y. T.. care News.
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FOR sALE-oocd paying business on
square Canyon. Texas. Z. Burroughs.
Canyon. Texas.
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THREE REAL BARGAINS.

Seven.room attractive. modern bunga.
low completely and beautifully fur.
nishcd. located In south part Of town.
one block from pavement On sc'foct
east front lot. Cali In person aud see
how cheap this can b. bought. Good
terms.
$4,000 buys 5ofoot corner 10, just off
pavement ON ono Of Amarillo's hest
streets.
$4,000 buys this S-room plastcrcd mod
ern bungalow on sofoot lot: lawn.
garage; close In. Small cash payment.
CHiLDERS COMMISSION co.
Room ~ MasAe Building
Phones isi31sii.
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FOR SALE cholcc east frcnt lots In
laock sis san JacinIo heights. ssoo,
this price a., few days only.
W. u. RlirMEI \ 90.
rlvlns Bldg. Phone so
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Dickson las For Toda,
statesmen WANTED

sALEsMEN-Help coionlSe the $780,.
900 acre Gonzales estate In Southern
Tamaulipas. Mexico. Sell 10 acres TO
$1,000. Easy tsrms. big commissions.
weekly excursions. Write or come.
Mexico Land Syndicate. Brady Bldg.
San Antonio. Texss.
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COTTON

NEW YORK. Aug. si.-There was a
sensational break In the cotton market
riEht after the opening this morning.
January sold off tn 1880 within the first
\, teen minutes of trading or fun cent
hel . Yesterdays closing quotation and
niher months showed LOSSES ranging
from NJ to m pains.
sharp rallies followed hu, wsrc not
fully maintained. with January closing
M ic.ss. and the general marke, steady
a n net decline of ~ to &c points.
Liverpool was n little better than due
md the market here Rened steady to
decline ~ 10 points. hut quickly he
anne exceedingly active and excited.
Local brokers attributed the break
"hicfly tn selling in an ovcrbouRnl
market accompanied by apprehension
Z Increased snn; offerings should to-
morrow's official crop figures fail Ia
tlmulat" fresh buying and there wns
some talk around the ring that q fur.
thcr advanve In Gotten goods might
heck the demand for consumption.
Two more private crop reports were II.
sued. one placing the condition nj 5s.i
aud the Indicated crop Mt $685. halcr.
while the other placed the condition Ut
My 90. the lowest figure ~ Ear men,
Toned.
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LOST Diamond knife Elad. Rar PIN.
Return to ieis Taylor Tor liberal To-
ward.
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WANTED To RENT

wANTEp--A s.toom house furnished
with giragc; prefer paved street. W. J,
~. care News.
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DIEssMAkING-rlain and fancy.
ITO johnson II.
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DRESSMAKlNC

DIEssMAKiNG wanted. co. y. 9Th.
HEMSTiTCiIiSG and picoting attach.
mcnt. works an any sewing machine;
easily adjusted. Price ss.so. with full
instructions. Gem Novelty Co. BOX
ie3i. Corpus Christi. Texas.
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wANrED-Two 80 three unfurnished
housekeeping rooms. permanent: call
leas before noon today.
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WANTED A, once. . or = furnished
or unfurnished rooms. Phone isss.
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WANTED To RENT-Garagc mus, he
near Fourth and Lincoln. Call lisa
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wANTED-small clean apartment Tor
couple: no objection TO distance from
business center. Cali or write Y. A..
plcdecr Western Union Telegraph Co.
Please do not phone.
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WANTED

waNrED-Your plumbing aud gas
fitting See us lur fixtures. Gas burn
trs. tile and water heaters RcIair
work a speciality. Roy e. Beckwith.
200 Cleveland. Phone issi.
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wANTEp-s,ompc,ent woman for scn.
ernl housrwck. Pierre 1888.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-02-24
A BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs. John McIntee was pleasantly
surprised Tuesday evening by about
tw~enty-four of her friends coming in
to help her spend the happy occasion.
1t is not many that are so fortunate
to have the same birthday as George
Washington. The evening was spent
at cards until about eleven thirty
when a delightful lunch was served.
A large birthday cake was placed be-
fore the hostess Of which she cut a
bountiful piece for each guest pres
ent.
Mrs. McIntee was presented with a
coffee ~percolator and twelve cups
and saucers. About one thirty the
guests departed for their homes wish
ing the hostess many more happy
birthdays.
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and a fine crowd was present. Mr..
Noble gave a veryAfne lecture on
farm problems after which the even
ing vas spent in dancing. Next We'd
afternoon the community club
will meet and take up farm project
work.
c. D. always gets up at 6 A. NJ.
and his wife fuses at him about the
habit. "Why do you get up so early"
she asks him, you have nothing to
do" And c. D. replies, that's the
reason | get up so early. When there
is no work staring me in the face |
have a long time to enjoy myself
one grand and glorious feeling"
A pleasant surprise party was held
at the Frank Delaney home Satur-
day night in honor of his and Cliff
DeVaney's birthdays. A fine lunch
and Ice cream were served at mid
night after which they all returned
home.
Gladys and Verna Winship visited
at the Thorn home Sunday.
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held at Culbertson March IL, by Miss
Wright and Earl Coin.
The next community meeting is to
be held March 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hove, Misses Thelma
Herting and Esther Wright were cal
lers at the Lawrence Holum home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holen entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holum, Nels
Christensen and Oscar Munson and
family Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Buettner was a caller
at the Magunson home Monday even
ing.
The community was we'll repre-
scented at the school meeting held at
the Box Elder school house Feb. 21.
Don't forget the dance on March 5.
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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-02-24
WEEKLY GRAIN
MARKET REVIEW

A turn of unfavorable weather and
winter crop conditions during the
past week was the cause of some ap-
prehension particularly with regard
to the safety of the Southwestern
wheat crop, and in consequence
stronger markets in all grains re-
suited. The green bug in large num-
bers in Texas and Oklahoma was per-
sistently reported and the trade,
fearing unseasonably cold weather in
the Southwest, which would tend to
increase the bug menace, freely COW
cred chort commitments and new
speculative buying was in evidence.
Those were disappointed who an
ticipated stronger markets upon the
passage of the Fordney Emergency
tariff bill, designed with the main OBJ
ject Of imposing a 40c per bushel
import tax on Canadian wheat. 1t is
regarded as almost certain that Presi-
dent Wilson will veto the bill and
pdoodSS ONSl tIlS NSIO Will Dc NGIY
difficult. Whether or not it becomes
a law, we regard the bill as only a
temporary factor affecting the trend
of prices.
Of most influence now are weather
and crop conditions in the Southwest,
total absence Of additional export
business, the comparatively cheap
Argentine sales Of wheat, steady
weakening of premiums for cash
wheat here and the milling demand
which now is none to brisk.
American wheat is now on a strict
ly domestic basis-competitive coun-
tries are selling Europe from 15c to
40c cheaper-so that the question of
crop progress and domestic milling
requirements to absorb the balance
of the old crop are of primary impor-
lance. q
Undoubtedly the conditions of
winter wheat from now on will de-
termine the producers policy in hold
ing or selling the present farm reser-
yes, and it may be noted that the
only important visible North Ameri-
can supply is in the hands of the
growers.
Buying coarse grains at present
levels is cheaper than raising it is
4 ommon sentiment. Were produc-
lion known to be no more remunera-
i've than present values, the acreage
,or the next crop undoubtedly would
De greatly reduced, but no one is
ware of conditions or prices that
Will prevail next year., and despite the
unsatisfactory conditions it is an en-
irely safe theory that the grower,
ike every other worker, will continue
working and seed an average acre
4ge. Before spring farm work COM
nences another free movement from
lrst hands is expected as reports (:
rom the corn belt are quite unani- :
nous in showing large reserves.
QUINN STEPHENSON co. :
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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-02-24
WIDE AWAKE

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Don't forget to attend the Wide
Awake farmers club next Tuesday
afternoon, March 1.
County Agent Noble was a caller
in this community last week.
EarlMalthy has been busy the past
week plastering Cliff. DeVaney's
house.
o. w. Olson and Lund Fevig re-
turned Sunday from Poplar where
they have been attending court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Maltby enter
tanned a party of friends at their
home last Saturday evening. All re-
port a good time.
A. f. Toavs and w. I. Burnison
autoed to Wolf Point Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mindeman visit
ed at the Olson home Sunday.
A farmers institute is to be held
at Wolf Point next week, March 8,
A, 8. Let all plan to attend every
day so as to make this institute a sue
cess in every way.
The Toavs family spent Sunday af-
ternoon at the Will Nickel home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornell Bartel spent
Sunday evening at Adolph Funk's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lee and fami-
ly visited yesterday at Lund Fevig's.
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SCHOOL HEARING
BEFORE co. SUPT,
Continued from Page One)

to be exceedingly unfair TO their
neighbors in the other port of the dis
trict. Mr.. Rathert made it clear that
the petition was not opposed on ac-
count of the Wolf Point schools but
on account of the unfairness to the
other rural schools.
Those defending the position of
the petitioners made use of sharp
language and made some charges
that were successfully contradicted.
Some of them were petty matters
that had little or no bearing on the
question at issue. For instance it
was claimed that Supt. Livingston,
out on a trip looking after schools,
gotestuck with his car and after a
farmer had pulled him out that Mr..
Livingston went away without pay
ing for the iob. Mr.. Livingston stat
ed that he had paid the farmer $40
and since returning to Wolf Point
has shown the cancelled check to
prove it.
Up To County supt.
The matter is nov up to the coun-
By superintendent who will make a
recommendation to the county COM
.~issioners that the petition be either
allowed or %disallowed. In view of
Ter past good record for fairness and
Judgment those who are familiar with
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-02-24
PIETY HILL
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Everybody is busy burning thistles
these days. Keep up the good work,
boys, maybe some of the sports that
have them to blow around next spring
will be sorry.
Oh, Boys! Northeast Newslets
back again, that's the dope; let's hear
from you often.
All who attended the surprise par
ty at the c.. M. Baldwin home had a
fine time and enjoyed the music rem
dered by Mrs. Baldwin very much.
A. L. Homrighaus and Jess Thorn
assisted c: M. Baldwin in butchering
five hogs Tuesday.
John Peterson was out from the
Point Monday and took in a load of
feed from his homestead.
Farmers meeting was held Satur-
day night at the Piety Hill school
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Miss Martha Styer returned tc
Sand Greek last week.
Mrs. w. R. Weirs and son, Walter
were sick the latter part of last week.
H. E. Seminars was calling Mon
day afternoon on A. B. Hubbard and
Guy Sickles.
On account of the storm there was
no school last Tuesday. Mr.. Winter
decided to give US another call be-
fore planting time.
Everett Sickles was suffering a few
days with tonsilitis.
E. B. Styer started in his car last
Wednesday for Wolf Point but found
too much snow in places for the car
to pillow through so returned home.
Ralph Seminars returned to high
school after spending a few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Seminars.
A hard times social will be given
at the Mus school house next Satur-
day night.
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the whole situation feel that it will
be impossible for Mrs. McFarlan to
do otherwise than recommend against
the petition as at present drawn, as
the dividing line is said to be not
only distinctly unfair but also illegal.
Those vitality interested regret the
matter exceedingly and trust that an
adjustment can be made that will be
both satisfactory and equitable.
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MAGNUSON NOTES
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The Farm Bureau meeting held at
the school house February 18th was
well attended and some valuable
points were discussed. A very enjoy
able dance followed the meeting.
Mrs. Siguard Hove is spending a
few weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Herting.
The Farm Bureau social leader
wishes to announce a dance at the
Magnuson school Saturday night,
March 5. Ladies please bring lunch.
We alsoeexpect a community pro-
gram.
Siguard Hove spent the weekend
at the Herting home.
The community viii be represent
ed at the Farm Bureau meeting to be
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NEWSLETS
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A sure sign of spring is that farm
ers are cleaning their seed grain.
MI. Breiung is staying with his
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs; Laurence Holum.
Oscar Erickson was in his field
dragging from Feb. 10th to the 14th,
but has not been seen in the field
since. Most likely on account of the
new weather.
Sam Strodemeyer made a business
trip to Homrighaus' Monday.
The school meeting at Box Elder
was well attended from near and far
and was full of hot debates. We feel
confident the matter will go thru,
which will mean better schools and
lower taxes.
Alfred Stephenson was in town
Monday.
Mr.. Hassett visited the Strodemey-
er home Wednesday.
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4 NICKWALL AND VICINITY

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The mail man had an exciting run
away Monday evening.
Earl Ufead was gathering horses
for his brother last week.
Frank Wilson and Mrs. D. C. Witt
were in Wolf Point last Thursday.
Irwin and James Bawden visited
at home over Sunday.
Mrs. Josie Baker and daughter,
Doris, arrived from Portland, Ore
gon, last week for a visit with Mrs.
Frank Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. c. Witt, Mr.. and Mrs. R. L..
Wilson and Frank Wilson spent
Thursday evening at Brade Nelson's.