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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-16
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Ella started 10 lift the baby from
ira crib hut caught her mothers eye,
and iesistedr AGierwurd Phe was over
heard telling her playmate that she
knew Nhcn, her .WD'hcr didn't vnnt
Eer 10 do onyei,nG "She doesn't have
to- tell mas Ella, Rdded, "she Just
Cninbs stop:sand.I cag see her think.'
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on aongl yaiterhoon AIRS $ E.
Needham entertained with a delight
fully arranged kensington in honor
az MRS. A. d. Bell. The rooms were
prottlly decorated with tulips A de
liclous lunch was served and the at
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-16

went to attend the convention OF the
Daughters of the Pioneers.
Mr. Jessie Hailstone of Garland,
spent "Wednesday here visiting With
relatives.
. . .
The county officers of the Daugh-
tors OF the Pioneers met Thursday
afternoon in the stake building. Pres
i'd NJ Henderson OF the u. Y. College
gave talk on the Mormon Battalion
A duet "Tenting Tonight" was rem
dered by Mrs. Rich and Mrs. Cart
son.
Mrs. Frank Jones entertained her
kensington club Wednesday evening.
There were ten guests and delicious
refreshments were served.
On "Wednesday evening the Komus
club met with Miss Ann Andrews.
Musical selections were given by Miss
Kathryn Ruud and Miss Spande. A
reading was given by Miss Mig Camp
hell The rooms were decorated
with spring flowers and delicious re-
treatments were served. There were
ten guests in attendance.
TheySenior girls OF the Ninth ware
Mutual met on Thursday evening a
the home of Mrs. Il. H. Fife and en-
tertained with q shhower In homo
0f Miss Steiner who will leave for
mission on Monday next. Refresh
ments were served and social ey
ening enjoyed.
% o .
Miss Patty Chamberlain spent las
week end in Ogden.
On Sunday last this years mem
bors of the Sigma Theta Phi enter
tanned for the other members wit
a five course dinner. They also pre-
scented the sorority with a china dir
ner set and crystal basket. TIL
table was conferred with an Arrange
men of Marquerites. Covers wei
laid for twelve.
Miss Dell Cornish is spending Il
week end in Franklin.
Mrs. Ray ormsby is spending tn
week end in Salt Lake City.
ON Wednesday evening the mel
hers of the Beta Delta Sorority c
tc. tanned with a theatre party f
lowed by luncheon a the wigwai
There were twelve guests.
ON Wednesday evening the e
plo.oes Of the Lewiston sugar. &
tory together with their partners
icyed banquet and dancing pa
at the Wigvam. Tho tables w
4, era 81 with clusters Of cornati'
There was an impromptu rpogrt
l,vCi with songs and story tell
Pollowlu. the banquet dancing Y
cJoycd The guests numbered Il
Is couple.
The Clio Circle met with Mrs,
f. Fc.therstone this week and
most enjoyable afternoon was sp'
T'e rooms were pleasantly deco
cd with daffodils The program
given b. Prof. w. o. Robinson !
discussed Shakespeare's THE T
uest. Hc alao read from It i'm
,.ttrg fbc aiffernut charact
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pastime. There were eighteen guests.
on Friday OF last week Mrs. VIM. ',
Brangham entertained with a dinner ,
in honor of her husbands birthday
anniversary. The guests numbered
rhirty and were close friends and
members OF the family. a delicious
dinenr was served and the Judge re-
ceived hearty congratulations and
best wishes for many happy returns
of the day. Guests from out OF town
were Mrs J. A. Evans and Mrs, NJ
+. Burns of Salt Lake City. Mrs. !,
George Brangham and Mr.. and Mrs
oliver Brangham and children from |
Chesterfield. Idaho.
. . . .
Mr.. and Mrs. FIG. Smith announce
the marriage OF their daughter Alb
lbie TO Mr. A. d. white of Denver.
The marriage took place recently in
Salt Lake
On Monday evening the Logan
stake presidency entertained their
co-workers the bishops OF the stake,
their counseiors, the ward clerks and
their partners with delightful So
cial evening In the y. Y. gymnasium.
During the evening splendid pro-
, gram was given and dancing enjoy
ed. Delicious refreshments were en-
joyed.
/ The Alpha Gamma Phi fraternity
: entertained on Monday evening in
r honor of the members OF the Sorosis
a Sorority. Delicious refreshments
: were served and the evening spent
: In playing games. The guests num-
bered thirty
i Mrs. H. A. Ames returned Sunday
from Salt Lake City where she has
spent a month visiting with relatives
: and friends.
h Mr.. and Mrs. Farrell Johnson left
y for Ogden Tuesday evening. Mr..
l. johnson viii go to Ely. Nevada, and
Ie Mrs. johnson will remain in ogden
p until his return.
On Tuesday evening Miss Eliza
beth Ecklund entertained at heI
ie home in Newton in honor of hel
cousin Miss Eleanor Ecklund OF Chi
caeo who has been her house CUES
lis for some time past. The affair was
dinner party. The table was pref
tly conferred with cluster OF but
M tercups. Covers were laid for twelve
n A bounteous menu was served.
ol- social evening followed. Miss Eek
w. lund left Wednesday morning 70
California.
.
M a delightful informal dancin
nc party was given Monday evening q
IN the Hotel Eceies by the members
r'y the Sigma Theta Phi. Pussy willow
ere and pink blossoms formed an effe
'ns tive spring decoration. Light r
am Treatments were served, There wei
ns' forty guests in attendance.
vas
ilr- Miss Reya Lewis spent last wee
end at Payson visiting with relative
. > . y
j. On last Saturday evening Miss L
ith Smith entertained in honor
mt Miss Dantzelle McGee with deligl
rat fui card party. a delicious lunche
was was served. The table was grac
who with centerpleee arranged with y
IN low dattodils. Covers were laid
pee twelve. A guest prize was given
era. Miss Niece and Miss Hattie Merl
'n@ was awarded lie card prize.
tho q @ .
ven Thursday evening the AmeriC
Legion entertained with a dim
dance Ia honor Of the members
- 1850, NJ
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No, So Wise.

Neiihcr Is 1t IhC wise guy who makea
The wise buy,--Dailas News.
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a a o q
Mrs A. D. De'i Oh SAT- Lake Is
har'.
MISS Louise Dird was a week END
guest at 'ne ine'" HOUSE
Inc teacherS Oh 'he nenSoh schoo'
''e' "euheSuS' 'en'ns W '"e nome
u 'SS '"e'"'a N""'e'' !" ho"o' o'
the MISSES Nettie ADAMS ana Casee'
''o"'"' wv ii'i'o''S VI '"e DShSo'i
'"ou''' VINO are " oe mari 'eu III 'he
eari' summer op'inS 'io"'rS were
ABOUT 'he rooms 'olresh''en's were
Ser'eu anu 'he e'e"'ns Spen' III
suineS "od huS'e'
"rS' MarBsre' "or'eii 10 Spena'hs
TINS week IN iro'o "neie She Is 'ne
guest VI mr. and 'S' u - S"""on
A - a. ~ "o'ue" CAV" met
TINS ~eeN WIN "'S H. =" ie'eiSo"'
INC pioe'aNi was " D'''' '"'e' eS''"e
mn on inc en''u N'''ef'' op"'
"ni'c''' hiiua IohAi'h anu D"''
Asnioru' fo'io"ins the program re-
Dr' ana Mrs. l. D. ouuse enter
tanned on iueSoay evening win d
u'''ner party Ut 'he fio'e' Eceies'
rue 'aoies were sr"eeu WIN CEN
'erpiece oi sweet peus' |o'elS were
i"'u LOT e'sh''
Last saturday evening Mr. ana
h'S' w. d. Evans entertainer VII"
q 'i'"' '"i"e evening '"' u Pal w. D
'''o'' 'eiio''i'"ei'' WI 'o' W. 'N'
pii@'' 'e'"e W." W Nis' '"'N'oN
anu N''' "''''i"o'ne i"e'e "e''
'is"' eueS'' :" "''oiu"n'e'
'''' " f'' VI ''"'' -'""e Wv
70 NV sue't VI ~ '"u ''' D. ~ .
ouuee uu'ins 'n'9 "ee" ana "'N
'
Park entertained wednesday afte'
noon at her hoiie at d" ai'ernooi
YEA 4" honoi vi hef WI 'A"' ann
'erSary' a ou'ie' iuhcheos was Ser'
60 oy the nos'esS "Ssis'ea os H''S
Duce' mrs' Johnson anu MISS per''.
me marriage oil MISS rlorenc'
carlisle ana MT David ohepard wa
soiemnlzeu IN the Logan temple %
FRIDAY ~ was was in''neu'a'e'y ioi
lowed with Dfiu"i ore"AiaS' a' '''
orides nome Inc taoie was ue'o'
ated with clusters OF cut i'o"erS an
covers were iaid ior the members I
the immediate FANNY "r' "su WI
Shepard ieit Tor week emu F" p !"
ter which they VIII make 'he'' hoN'
mere
:.
ine iheinDeiS VI ~" "
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Society

Mrs Frank West and little son
returned Thursday from fortnight's
visit In Brigham City where she was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Nels Mad
son.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-16

rs. E. Taft Benson Is entertaining
today with a bridge luncheon in hon
or Of her sister Mrs. c. r. Williams
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Thursday evening the American
Legion entertained with a dinner
dance In honor OF the members OF
INC cast Of thr Logioh shSw. The
affair was held at the Hotel Eceles,
the guests numbering forty couple.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-16

Mrs. jG. It. Alvord returned to her
home on sunday last after several
weeks spent in an Ogden hospital
Mrs. Aivord is not yet able TO walk
but is getting along as well as can
be expected.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-16

Mrs. Frank Jones entertained her
kensington club Wednesday evening
There were ten guests and delicious
refreshments were served.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-16

A delightful informal dancing
party was given Monday evening at
the Hotel Eceies by the members OF
the Sigma Theta Phi. Pussy willows
and pink blossoms formed an effec-
tive spring decoration. Light re
freshments were served, There were
forty guests In attendance.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Farrell Johnson left
for Ogden Tuesday evening. Mr..
johnson will go to Ely. Nevada, and
Mrs. johnson will remain in ogden
until his return.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-16

Mrs. H. A. Ames returned Sunda.
from Salt Lake City where she ha
spent month visiting with relatives
and friends.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-16

The regular weekly luncheon Of
the Rotary club was held on Thurs
day at the Hotel Eccles. Mr. Alma
Some was the speaker for the occa-
sios and Prof, ". O. Robinson read
some numbers on Rotary.
.t t' @ o % @.
Last evening a farewell party was
Ieivea in the Fourth Rard. y, honor
Of Miss Barbara Steiner who leaves
for a mission in the near future A
good program was resdered and dane
in genjoyed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. FIG. Smith announce
the marriage OF their daughter Ab-
bic 10 Mr. A. d. White OF Denver
The marriage took place recently in
Salt Lake
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-16

Mrs. stephen Hailstone has return
ed from Salt Lake City where she
went 10 attend the convention of the
Daughters of the Pioneers.
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Iof California who is her house suess.
A color schemc Of pink is used in the
decorations. carnations and snap dra-
Igons being effectively placed about
the rooms and on the luncheon tab
les where covers will be laid for six
teen.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-16

The county officers of the Daugh-
tors OF the Pioneers met Thursday
afternoon in the stake building. Pres
i'd NJ Henderson OF the b. Y. College
gave talk on the Mormon Battalion
A duet "Tenting Tonight" was rem
dered BY Mrs. Rich and Mrs. Cart
son.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-16

On Monday evening the Logan
stake presidency entertained their
co-workers the bishops OF the stake,
their counseiors, the ward clerks and
their partners with delightful so.
cial evening In the y. Y. gymnasium
During the evening a splendid pro
gram was given and dancing enjoy
ed. Delicious refreshments were en-
joyed.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-16

on last Saturday evening Miss Ed
ith Smith entertained in honor OF
Miss Dantzelle McGee with a delight
fui card party a delicious luncheon
was served. The table was graced
with centerpieee arranged with yell
low dafiodils, Covers were laid fol
twelve. A guest prize was given tC
Miss MCGEE and Miss Hattie merrill
was awarded ',.e card prize,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-16

Mrs. Amelia NJ. Jensen of Hyde
Park entertained Wednesday afteI-
noon at her home at an afternoon
tea, in honor of her birthday ami
versary. A buffet luncheos was sery.
ed by the hostess assisted by Mrs,
Duce, Mrs. Johnson and Miss Bertti
Hansen.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-16

The Alpha Gamma Phi fraternity
entertained on Monday evening in
honor of the members OF the Sorosis
Sorority. Delicious refreshments
were served and the evening spent
i'm playing games. The guests mum
bered thirty.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-16

On "Wednesday evening the Komus
club met with Miss Ann Andrews.
Musical selections were given by Miss
Kathryn Ruud and Miss Spande. A
reading was given by Miss Mig Camp
bell. The rooms were decorated
with spring flowers and delicious re-
freshments were served. There were
ten guests in attendance.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-06-23
Phillip Palladay Arrested for Striking
Wife with Hammer

Phillip Pallady, farmer living on
the Dorr Carroll farm north of Mi
not, was arrested charged with beat
ing his wife with hammer. His
hearing was held Wednesday after
noon and the man was bound over to
district court. Unable to furnish
bail, he was sent to the county jail.
According to what Mrs. Palladay
and the children said when on the
stand, Palladay started trouble the
other morning when he visited the
bedroom occupied by his 14-year-old
daughter and attempted to chastise
her with broom handle in order to
induce her to get up. The wife inter-
fered and Palladay attacked her with
a shoe, finally striking his wife over
the head with a hammer. The chill
dren say they attempted to escape in
coulee and the father threw rocks
at them. The wife escaped further
injury by hiding in the basement.
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NATIONAL TRACTOR CONTEST TO Be
STAGED AT FARGO, june %, 20, 80
Show Will Be Unique in Annals of Middle Northwest
.-Horses and Oxen to Compete.
Scores Of Tractors EnteredCos and Efficiency Tests and
Varied Character Of Exhibits to Give Demonstration Marked
Educational Value to City and Shakespeare Mile Of Space
Allotted 600 Persons May Attend
GALL ABOUT THE BIG SHOW"

Demonstration and Contest
hedi in the
limo place: 80 1921, at Fargo, N D.
efficiency Of and horse farming
40 60 different makes shown
by representing of the tractor manufac
also to be entered with
EACH
of North and South Dakota
and the entire Northwest
of
parking; than 60 acres for auto and
parking
100000 guests during the three days
Reduced applied special service guaranteed No charge
grounds.
FARGO local arrangements Write for
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new SALEM PROvESTH
VALUE OF COOPERATION

The New Salem Holstein breeding
circuit has recently had the herds
tested for tuberculosis. This is an
annual occurrence on the circuit and
the veterinarian reports that no case
was found in the entire II herds this
year.
The circuit has been a going organi.
zation since 19O9-11 years-and has
kept its herds free from tuberculosis
at all times. A few reacting cows
were found in the earlier tests but
they were slaughtered and the very
few which have shown up since have
also been taken right out.
They had ZIG pure bred cattle on
the circuit January /, 1921, besides a
number of grades in the herds of the
new members. Seventeen herds in
one group makes a collective Job for
the veterinarian who Is able to do
their testing with little loss Of time
and consequently at a low individual
cost to them. Their veterinarian was
called in at the annual meeting in
February and made an agreement
with them as to when he could make
the test. Cooperation is splendid
and economical way Of doing for peo-
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effective FORMuLAE FOR the
ERADICATION OF POTATO BUGS

For controlling, in gardens, the ''po-
tato bug" as the Colorado potato
beetle is often called, a dust can be
used very effectively and will do away
with the necessity Of carrying water,
says Stewart Lockwood, extension en-
tomologlst at the North Dakota Agri-
cultural college.
The formula for the dust is:
Flour or air slaked lime. 10 parts
NE powder should be well mixed
and busted on the plants from cloth
sack. The cloth used in the sack
should be loosely woven to allow the
dust to escape.
Another powder that will stick to
che foliage longer, but which is more
expensive, generally, Is the arsenate
of lead powder. The formula follows:
Arsenate Of lead. ............ 2 parts
Flour or air sIaked lime. ..... 10 parts
Fields Of potatoes should be sprayed.
The Paris green formula follows:
Paris green. ............... pound
Air slaked lime. ........... ! pound
Water ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. gallons
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Fine Site Chosen for Contest.
President Bartholomew, of the ma.
tional committee Of the tractor manu-
facturers in charge Of the exhibition
visited the scene Of the proposed dem,
Onstration last week and pronounced
the field to be the most ideal spot ever
offered to the association for this pur.
pose Mr.. f. E. Whaley Of Spring
field, Ohio, who is to manage the un.
dertaking, arrived with him ant
viewed and approved the field. Mr.
Whaley has been actively engaged ir
the management of similar enterprisei
for number Of years and will brinl
to the work the ripest experience Of !
lifelong tractor man.
More Than Mere Tractor Show.
That the event is to be more than .
mere show Of tractors and farm power
units Is fact Of no little interest t.
the people Of the state, since 1t is an
nounced that the committee has .
large concession adjoining the demon
stration plot upon which there will b.
erected the booths Of manufacturers
Of every kind Of agricultural machin.
cry that may be offered for display.
Among other equipment definitely
promised for the event is an extensive
showing of road making machinery,
which will be exhibited in the actual
work of grading, drawn both by trac
tors and trucks. The educational value
of such an opportunity, on the whole
will readily be seen to be Of advan.
tage not only to actual farmers but to
all who are interested in the success
Of this industry upon which all our
prosperity is based.
Publicity Man States Plans.
John G. Pollock, chairman of the
committee on publicity for the enter
prise, has been busy preparing data
relative to the demonstration, and ad.
vises that applications have been made
to all railroads for reduced fares for
the show. Special trains will be run
where required, including a shuttle
train service from Fargo to the exhi-
bition grounds, short distance west
of town.
A particular activity explained by
Mr.. Pollock is that in which the proper
committees have engaged to see that
no excessive prices shall be charged
for food, shelter and other necessities
Of visitors while present In the city or
ut the show. Auto service to and from
the grounds will be operated at rea-
sonable rate. Pure drinking water and
all necessary sanitary arrangements
will be furnished free upon the
grounds. Farmers autos may be-
checked at the grounds, under protec-
ton, and at very nominal fee.
Good Facilities for Camping.
Special attention is called to the
advantages available to those who
wish to bring their own tenting out
fits and camp while visiting the dem
onstration. An abundance Of space
will be offered for the pitching Of tents
along Fargo's beautiful drives and
riverside parks, so that the event may
be made the basis for one Of the pleas
ATTEST outings Of the year.
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Is the tractor really the efficient and
logical source of power for farming
purposes in the Northwest? Well, pub
lie opinion might naturally be divided
about that, but
THE NORTHWEST IS GOING TO
BE SHOWN!
You see, the farmers Of Minnesota,
Montana and the Dakotas have horses
galore-a few oxen, too, that could be
utilized for a contestant the men
composing the Show and Demonstra-
ton Committee of the National Imple-
ment and Vehicle Association have
something like 100 tractors they'd like
to enter for such an event. Result:
Plans for the biggest tractor demon
stration and farm power contest ever
held in the middle northwestern states.
It's going to be held at Fargo, June
%, %, 3O,-three notable days Of in
formational exhibits along agricultural
lines! No admission charge will be
made at the grounds.
Greatest Event OF 1911
The foregoing paragraphs but sketch
lily suggest the arrangements In prog
ress for what promises to be the larg-
est and most important farm gathering
Fargo has ever been called upon to
entertain; gathering that will at
tract the attention Of farmers and their
families for hundreds Of miles around.
Its relative Importance may be gath
cred from the fact that similar demon
STATIONS held elsewhere about the
country within recent years have Gus
tomarily drawn an attendance of from
$4,000 to 100000 persons each. It is
the first undertaking Of similar mag
nitude ever proposed in this territory.
Farm papers are featuring it this
month as the greatest event the sum
mer will produce.
What Fargo Contributes to Show.
What can be done to make such an
event success may be understood by
the fact that the city Of Fargo has
secured and will contribute for the
demonstration the use of Gas acres Of
ground near the city, to be used for
tests and for the parking of visitors
automobiles On this great tract
scores OF machines of every standard !
size and make are expected to show
the efficiency with which they can
plow and prepare the ground for seed.
Prizes for Horses and OK Teams.
Besides these, the advocates OF ami
NAL power for farm cultivation will
demonstrate the feasibility of their
plans; for five cash prizes aggregating
f1,25O have been posted as an incentive
for exhibits Of this class. In addition
to purses hung up for horsepower
work, the Commercial club Of Fargo
offers 5000 as prize for the best
team of oxen entered. Here Is q
chance for any farmer in the North
west to more than pay his expenses to
the great show. Each contestant, by
the way, must pillow and prepare plat
of not less than 10 acres, the work to
be completed in each case by the
same man and tractor or team. Farm.
ers wishing to enter for the contests
should communicate in advance with
=. =. Whaley, manager of the dem
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AFTER

pie who can agree and the New Salem
folks have learned to do that.
They buy together and sell together,
and do not complain Or find fault with
the committeeman sent as purchas-
ing agent until he refuses to 60 again
for them. The agent usually drives
shrewd bargain, taking full advantage
Of the whole order which he holds.
They bought a carload Of silos few
years ago. They saved retail freight,
they got wholesale price, and az
last feature Of the bargain they In.
duced the company dealing in this
make Of silos to send an expert out to
set them up so as to make sure that
their standing buildings would be
creditable and 50 draw more business
to them.
When the silos arrived q committee
man saw cement construction man
i'm New Salem and said: I'VE can put
In our own cement foundation, but
there are 10 Of them in string, oil
the same size and shape, and II you
will do the Job cheap enough you can
build them ALL"
He made them a bid which brought
him the business. Wholesale work IL
more cheaply done and usually better
than retail work.
To successfully cooperate those who
work together must agree to have mu-
tual confidence. You can't hate one
another and cooperate-H costs extra
to hate.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-06-23

Our old friend, Henry Buee from
Tasker was in the city Tuesday. Hen
ry says crops up his way are excep-
tionally good this season. While
here he met Jules Lambert and the
French language certainly flowed like
mighty stream for a couple hours.