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RIDGE July 1o-win Pearsll start
ed from Ridge Wednesday morning
| with two loads Of wool.
Mr.. Shields. who suffered a broken
ankle some time ago. Is improving
| slowly.
Miss Bessie Lewis Is enjoying a visit
from her sister.
A family party of about fifty took
dinner at the Draine ranch. cas-. Of
Ridge, July 4th.
Bill Carey has taken up his job az
mail carrier, making his first trip
| Monday and Tuesday
Earnest Caldwell, Bob Ormesher. Jim
Simmons. Slim Harris and Clyde Leon
| ard, assisted by several others, round
ed up cattle en- Thompson creek FRI
| day and Saturday and branded the
calves. They have another days rid
| ing to round up some that drifted be-
yond the home range in the storm Of
May IL.
Ranchers have been hindered in the
harvest of the first cutting of alfalfa
by the frequent rains. A good deal
| CT 1t has ben cut and Is standing in
| the shocks waiting dry weather for
stacking.
There has been an abundant crop
| OF Strawberries in this vicinity this
l
had plenty for themselves and some
to spare.
There are some very fine gardens in
this part of the country and their pos
SCISSORS are reveling in lettuce. rad
ishes. beets. turn'ps, green peas and
new potatoes.
Residents of Ridge and surrounding
| communities celebrated the Fourth
| with a picnic dinner, school pro-
gram and ball game in the afternoon
and a dance at night.
The school program marked the
| closing of three months tern of
school taught by Miss Bessie Lewis
and was a credit to both teacher and
pupils
The ball game between the Ridge
| and Belle Creek teams resulted in a
decisive victory for the Ridge team,
| score % to 6.
Ninety tickets were sold for the
ball game. the proceeds to be divided
between the teams. 60 per cent to the
winners and 40 per cent to the losers.
| Ted and Henry Craft rode bucking
| horses to their credit and several
horses were run, Earnest Cadwel's
horse winning first place.
| The dance was we'll attended and
| supper was served by Mr.. and Mrs.
Madden.
Walter Draine of Alva was home for
the Fourth. returning to his claim on
Sunday.
A. ]. Haley of Grahm wants T., be
| county clerk (adv.)
| Earnest Caldwell expects to go to
Belle Fourche this week for a new
binder to harvest the crop Of grain
| which is nearly ready to begin cut
ting.
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PURGE THE NEWSPAPERS OF
UNCLEANLlNESS.

Judge Crpsey Of the supreme court
of New York recently delivered u le>,-
ture to large audience. the basis OF
which was the Fundamental Cause
Ct Crime"
1t is a sad commentary on por-
ton of the American press that Judge
Cropsey laid q large share OF the
cause for crime on the exploitation
and great amount CT publicity given
to news Of murders, robberies and
crime of every kind.
In his long judicial experience Judge
Cropsey has questioned many Ofsen-
ders. He came to the conclusion that
so perc ent get their criminal ''educa-
ton" from the papers. ut 10 an in
centive to crime when 1t IL placarded
on the first page how easy it Is to rob.
The other fellow thinks he Is fool
because he has not tried It,"
The moving picture indStry has
been going through revamping CT
it's methods lately. 1t has come to tle
conclusion that the contemplating
picture will not benefit the industry;
therefore all efforts at picture preduc.
ton in the past year have been alons
new lines. These are taking the eocm
OF nome AdIiAS IheSAC'I
and loyalty to principle" That the
moving picture industry Is on the
right course is demonstrated by the
increasing popularity of productions
Of this class.
There is no denying the fact that
the newspaper industry is riding TO a
fall in continuing its policy Of ex-
plotting and giving wide publicity &C.
oil ind a orOf06
that the sensational press is circu.
lation getter. since circulation has
been looked upon as the means foc at
tracing advertising. publishers of this
class Of journal defend themselves by
the statement that it Is q business
proposition.
"How the Mighty Have Fallen" may
be headlines appearing in journals Of
the future chronicling the demise Of
the sensational press. We are in u
new epoch. Church attendance il ia
creasing everywhere. This denotes a
changing condition. Folks are begin
ming to feel that humanity, after AL.
needs little mere of God, not only
in business but in every acti|fty.
There are monuments in the newspa.
per industry today that have not
reached their eminence through sensa-
tionalism. They have come to the
pinnacle Of the profession by expound-
ing clean journalism and disseminat-
ing news that is CT real value and
information tending toward knowledge
rather than by methods that tend to-
ward the tearing down of civilization.
Just as the American press is striv-
ing from day to day to make its busi-
ness men efficient, SO also should 1t
bend every effort tc. keep its skirts
clean so 1t can go into any home in
the land and be fit reading for anyone.
Ne tiOnal Printer-Journalist.
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KINGSLEY. July 23.-Quite a num-
Der of the Kingsley people attended
the picnic and witnessed the Gil rigs
operations. They all report an abun'
ance Of "eats" and good time.
The Waters family visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Severovic Sunday.
the 18th.
James w. Hyde has returned from
Hoople, N. D.. where he has been em-
ployed shearing sheep.
A. J. Haley CT Graham wants to be
county clerk. (adv.)
Mrs. John whalen has gone to Miles
City for a visit Of some weeks.
r. E. Rice has been i'll for the past
week.
Theodore (Frenchy) Mangen has re-
turned from his shearing work.
H. L. Rayner made q trip tc Miles
City this last week.
Mrs. Nick Paul was givtn Shower
last Saturday. the 18th. Many appro-
pirate gifts were brought and the
ladies served most delicious cake and
coffee.
Haasl spent Sunday. the 18th. at r.
e. Rice's.
Mrs. H. L. Rayner and Mrs. Lee H.
RayRer and children visited with Mrs
Coons on Powder river Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed DuRussell are en-
PERTAINING q new daughter Mt thci,
hcme.
George Weipert was over to the
homestead this last week.
Ferd Henning IL at home from Miles
City where he has had employment,
since in the winter.
Mrs. John A. 0aar was Kingsley
caller last week.
Clarence 6chrunlI has returned II
Miles City to work fer some time.
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CAMPS PASS

CAMPS PASS. July 21.-Mr. and
Mrs. straud Bottles left the first of
the week for their new home in Wis
ccnsfn. The best wishes Of their many
friends go with, them.
The Mitchell boys are all helping to
put up their mothers hay.
Minor Harvey was caller at the
OFT ranch Friday.
Mrs. John Popp and baby daughter
arrived home Monday from Alliance.
Neb.. where she has been for Some
time visiting her mother.
Floyd Gile was a business caller
down the creek Friday.
A. COlltnge was a business caller at
the E. Lewis ranch Friday.
Kelly's freight team left the last
Of the week for Miles with wheat Tor
]. c. Gardner. They will be loaded on
their return trip with freight for the
county seat.
Mrs. H. E. Sunderland visited Mrs.
e. F.. Lewis Thursday.
Walt Lewis is assisting III. f. sum
derland in haying on the Petersen
place.
w. d. Gle returned Thursday from
an extended trip to WNlfston, N. y.
William Ayles is visiting his family
on Pumpkin creek.
Clarne Lewis is staying with Mrs.
Sidney Smith.
CAMPS PASS. July 15.-Frank Liv-
ingston hauled a load of wheat to
town this week for j. c. Gardner
Mrs. Don Gustafson Of Three Mile
visited Mrs. Sunderland Wednesday.
A. J. Haley Of Graham wants t. be
county clerk. (aiv
Mrs. Sidney Smith was a Miles City
visitor this week.
Mrs. Nellie Peterson and daughter
Blanche left this week for trip thru
Yellowstone park.
Clarine Lewis spent the week with
Mrs. Sidney Smith.
H. E. Sunderland is putting up ma.
on the Peterson place this week.
F.. NJ. Lewis was a business calte,
at Kelly's Friday.
]. c. Gardner was a business caller
in Miles City Monday.
Peter Sckwtnd's freighters returned
Thursday from Miles City where they
had gone with wool.
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RIDDLE. July 34--Robert Eccles
hauled . load Of wool to Broadus ca
Tuesday. He win have 1t freighted
to Miles City from there.
Miss Alice sconeld visited Mr.. ana
Mrs. II. G. .Groat at piniele Tuesday.
Ars. 0roat and baby came back with
her TO spend few days.
J.. J. staab cf Miles city was In our
vicinity Tuesday.
. Alvira Middleton and Lois Higgins
visited .Thelma Kendrick Thursday.
Dck Joslin and Jess Hurley mede .
business trip to the county seat on
Friday.
Mrs. W. NJ. Knie. Paul Knie ana sam
Jones, went to Broadus Saturday.
Mr and Mrs. Lon Stewart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warer Jones and Paul Jones at
tended the Ridge dance Saturday
night.
Miss Lily Cross gave picnic for
her school children at the Jones school
house Sunday. A chicken dinner with
Ice cream was enjoyed and in the aft
ernoon all went wading in Little Pow
der river.
RIDDLE, July IA bridge con. rae
tor from Billings and the county COM
missioners and surveyor were up this
week locking over the Little Fowler
river bridge They will begin work
on it soon.
L. w. Kendrick went to Belle
Fourche Thursday to get q load Of
casing for his WE'LL Lon Stewart il
boring a we'll for him on Wight
creek.
Milton Turley Of the county seat
was in our vicinity Wednesday.
B. Fl. Mitchell returned from Miles
City Friday where he moved his FAM
lily for the winter.
Miss Lily Gross and John Nolan took
Sunday dinner with Miss Bessie Ken
nedy at Shorty, wyo.
Frank Wilbur made a business trip
to Miles City this week.
A. J. Haley Of Graham wants to be
county clerk. (adv.)
Hugh Reilly and family and Chas.
Reilly and family passed through
Biddle Saturday on their way to the
lightning Flat dnnce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias CLOSER spent
a few days this week on Ranch creek
Shearfng was finished at the Cross
ranch Friday.
Mrs. Fannie Middleton and family
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rurk
near Ridge.
Ernest Harrsch has just returned
from business trip tc. Weston, wyo.
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EPSIE

EPSIE. July 1.-the hail did not
bother us as 1t did many farmers on
Wolf creek.
Mr.. Bower was business caller
at Leary's Friday.
Dick Smith called for HIS father in
Broadus. Saturday.
Don Brock was business caller in
Broadus Monday.
A. J. Haley Of Graham wants to be
county clerk. (adv.)
Everyone is busy haying and hay
hands are very scarce.
Too bad 1t isn't leap year for some
OF the young ladies'.
Mrs. H. Roberts returned from Miles
City last week. She has been con-
fined to her bed after an operation
Lester. Petro and Mitchells are hay
ing.
f.. w. Trautman returned with big
truckload of supplies.
EPSIE. July IA dinner party was
given Sunday evening in homer of Mr.
and Mrs. Sanderson and Charlie
Rhodes of LaGrand. Oregon. at the
Trautman home. Those present wer-
Mr.. and Mrs. James Monaghan. Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar johnson. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Sander son and two daughters.
TulHp f1dHlIy. CuiuIIllt HUDSON Inu
the guests of hrnor
Miss Jean Lewis Of Broad,ls is visit !.
ing at the Trautman home this week.
o. w. Cason attended the Democrat
county convention in Brcadsu Satur-
day and threw his hat in the political
ring for the office of county assessor.
and received the endorsement of the
conventicn.
~ Sc Tot
hail storm at 4 O'clock Sunday morn.
ing which did great deal of dar,age
to the crops and destroyed most all
the gardens.
Albert Jesse was - caller at the
Marvin Force home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corda Adamson we're
business callers in Broadus Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Adamson were
callers on Pumpkin creek Sunday.
Tom Gaskin and Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Lewis were callers at he Osa Force
home Sunday.
were callers in this vicinity Sunday
Cache creek and Charlie Rhodes spent
Saturday evening at the Cason ranch
Mr.. and Mrs. Straud Bottles Of Sci
way were callers at the c. W. Adam
son home a week ago Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Irion Of DIV,
spent Saturday night at the McAlestei
| ranch.
| Mrs. Glen Ames returned from
Miles City Tuesday with err infant sen
| Marvin Harris Of Selway accom1a
MED his sister. Mrs. b. M. r. Knuasol
home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanderson OF L.
Grande. Ore. spent Friday with Mr.
and Mrs. Monaghan on Cache creek
and Saturday with their grand daugh
ter. Mrs. Newman Daily. on Powde
river.
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L.0ESOH

LOESCH. July II. Word was re.
ceived Saturday that Oscar Filktns is
quite bit and able to walk
around some. He has had long spell
of sickness and we are all glad he is
getting better.
Bill Filkins Is assisting Mr. Simpson
this week. George Ptccula is doing
his chores while he 10 gone.
Mrs. Charles Vests sister IL out
visiting her this summer, also some
other relatives.
A. ]. Haley Of Graham wants to be
county clerk. tedv.)
Crops are looking fine in this vfcin.
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Brock and
baby were Saturday and Sunday call
ers at the Shields home.
c. NJ. Shields and L. Green returned
to Miles City Saturday.
Willis Price 10 helping Howard Mer-
chant on the road these days.
Marshall Crane and his eldest and
youngsters daughters Ruth and Or's
went over to Henning's and picked q
nice lot of currants and brought them
hcme one day last week.
George Waddell II being bothered
with his eyes and thinks he win have
to make q trip to Miles City to have
them treated.
Roe Emmons and family from Horse
creek were Friday callers at the Price
home and took dinner with them. Rc1
says they eer saving lots Of lumbe,
this summer.
Marshall Crane and two daughter,
Eva and Oris drove to Miles City, re-
turning last week.
Francis Childers. Grace Childers an,
Vera Price were Sunday callers n
the Doyle home.
| Tom Gaskhl IL riding for Hcrkal
these days. assisting with the brand
ing Of young calves,
Carl Emmons II seriously consider
Ing the sale Of HE savmill out6t 4
Jeha Simpson aAd henry Xclke,
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STACEY

STACEY, July 24.-The forest serv
ice has installed q number OF guild,
posts with neat signs throughout tn,
forest which will be Of great assist
ance to the travelling public.
Ernest Shy and wife attended thu
picnic at Coalwood on Saturday and
visited ever Sunday with d. L. Shy
and Mrs. Edna Leihy.
from Missoula last week anr are Wis
tting at the home ranch.
Anhrus Tyler has been quite i'll the
past week with rheumatism but is re-
ported to be improving now.
A. J. Haley OF Graham wants to
be county clerk. (adv.)
Mrs. H. r. Dorval returned tc' Miles
City on Thursday after spending sew
eral days with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Leavlrt and two
small daughters and Mrs. Edith Server
OF Miles City were over Sunday guests
at the Olson home.
z. A. walbridge Of Miles city was
out last week repairing the engine at
the Lemson mill.
ChEs. Decker and wife returned to
Miles City on Monday after spending
several days at their ranch. They
will return the latter part of the week.
Lambert ellsworth has returned to
his home at Washburn, N. D., after a
months visit with his brother, r. A.
Chesworth
John Hudson spent several days last
week at the sawmill on Green creek
STACEY. July ia hail storm
passed ever this section early Sunday
morning doing considerable damage to
growing crops. hay and gardens.
r. G. Fleming made a hurried trip
to Miles on Saturday after grasshcp-
per bait but was unable to get any.
The demand is SO heavy now that it
will be several days before they can
fill outside orderc.
Leo de Roster end c. L. Blackburn
Of Miles were visiting friends fere
over Sunday.
Percy Williamson. Oscar Helgerson,
Geo. X. Foster and c. F.. Brown p,cm-
inent business men CT Miles City, were
visitors IN this community last week
John Laporte, accompanied by Mrs
Laporte and small daughter spent sew
eral days in Miles last week
Mrs. Fl. r. Dorval of Miles City is
visiting with friends and relatives
here this week.
Sam Jarvis came over from Ash
land on Sunday. returning the next
day
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CROSS s CREEK

COALWOOD. July I'M. and Mrs.
J. D. Childress. p. Dufand and family.
W. J. LaPalme and family and !. p.
Peterson and family were entertain
ed at dinner Sunday at the Barthelmess
home.
Jim Smokoff and daughter Vera.
Stephen Balaban and George Kiosse
went to Miles City Monday and re-
turned Friday.
p. p. Altman was business caller
at the ]. A. johnson home Thursday.
Louis Yankoff was Sunday visitor
at Carter's.
r. Dufand and family Ct Minneapolis
are visiting Mt the J. D. Childress and
w. J. LaPalme homes.
]. A. Johnson and daughter Grace
and Julia, were business callers AT
Broadus Thursday.
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B-DIV1DE

KRUGER. July 17.-E. IT. Mitchell
autoed his family to Miles City the
first of the week and then returned to
take in a load Of furniture by team.
Friends and neighbors will miss them.
Jess Wright returned from town
with a freight load Of wire for p. F.
Tarbell.
Thcs. Reed has gone to Bower
creek for haying.
F. o. Reder took Miss Thompson to
Alzade so that she might return to
her home via stage.
Ole Tverburg autoed to Broadus the
first CT the week for supplies.
Hubert Rumph is helping Ernest
Paul in his hay, which he will soon
have harvested. Then Mr.. Paul ex-
poets going to Miles City to get bin
der Irvine andp rovisions preparatory
to harvesting his wheat.
A. J. Haley CT Graham wants To be
county clerk. (adv.)
Mrs. o. c. Cramer had boil on her
hand last week which caused her
much suffering as it almost resulted
in blood poisoning.
The new mail contractor. r. D.
Higgins now carries the mailf from
Kruger to Biddle. James Turnbull re-
|
of faithful work which was mucs ap.
preciated by patrons of the route.
BLY, Bartholomew is helping Arthur
Biles in the hay work on the Bert
Wilson farm.
G. G. Rumph il working for F. A
Riggs fer few days.
! c. L. Rumph and s. 8. Baker will
r. H. Heaton as witness. were IL
Rroadus proving up last Wednesday
o. o. Dupree returned from tn,
horse sale at Gillette where he ha,
disposed Of some horses.
Dewey and Arthur Frankforter hav,
accepted Jobs with government sur
veycrs and went to Broadus this weel
to Join them.
Mrs. H. D. Frankforter is GONZALES
cent.
Mrs. H. c. Heaton gave a luncheon
for Mrs. Matthias CLOSER {the new
bride of the neighborhood) en- Mon
day. The color scheme was gold an,
white. Just few of the most imme
diate neighbors attended. The none,
In the brides cake was found by Mrs
O. G. Lawrence. the thimble by Mar
NJ. Heatcn and the ring by Mrs. Haze
Heaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Harvey have gon
to Newcastle. Wyo.. to the Roundup
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MooRHAo

MoORHnkD. July ls.-word has
been received that the body Of Frank
A. 1mbler arrived in New York July
,. from which place Il was shipped tc
Plattsburg, Mo-, for burial. Mr.. lmblar
enlisted In the National Guard. Sheri-
dan. Wyo.. July. 1917, and was killed
In France In August. 1913. He had
made his home In Moorhead for three
years prior to his enlistment. and had
homestead en- BuRa1o creek. but as
his old home ana relatives are in
Plattsburg. the body was shipped
there for interment. Mr.. 1mbler was
one Of the first to attempt to enlist
from. this vicinity but was not sue
cessful until In July. He was we'll
liked in the community and ha,: a
great many friends. His sister. Mrs.
Perry Barnes, still lives In this ccun-
try. on Bitter creek.
George Long Of sayle was visit
tor in Moorhead last week.
Mrs. T. 8. Buchanan enjoyed IL visit
from her sister Helen and little daugh-
ter last week.
Miss Gladys Barnes is Just recover
Ing from quite severe attack OF ten
silitis.
F. T. Kelsey was on the sick list
lest week "n account OF lagrippe.
Miss Title Peterson spent the week
end with Mrs. kiley. &,
Mrs. Herbert O'Donnell and Miss
Frances Simpson were down to visit
the O'Donnell-Simpscn hay camp Sat-
urday and incidentally to bring bread
and other comforts. This week Mrs.
Whimpey and Title Peterson have
been engaged to do the cooking at
the camp.
The Zacharys Of Arvada have moved
into the old j. Buchanan house where
they will camp while putting UP Art
Williams hay.
A. ]. Haley of Graham wants to be
county clerk. (adv>
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nolan and Hiram
Art were in Moorhead Sunday.
Max Holcomb and Mr.. Riley made a
trip to Lewis at Pinto Sunday. Frank
Allison returned with them.
There will be dance in the store
Saturday evening, July 20.
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ALZADA. July 13.-Miss Alice Rich.
ardson and Mr.. Archie link were uni.
ted In marriage by Judge T. q. Brown
at the court house in Belle Tourche, s.
d., on Saturday, June l.. 1929. They
were accompanied by Herman Hindea
| and Mrs. Frank Redinger. The groom
10 young man Of very good quail
| ties and has been working for George
Hoffman for some time. The bride ID
daughter CT Mr.. and Mrs. George l.
Richardson Of Alxada. She attended
school at Alzada and has since been
employed at the confectionery store.
Their many friends and relatives ex-
tend their hearty congratulations and
wish them happiness and success in
their future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Foster are the
proud parents CT a baby girl IN on
June Goth.
Mrs. Claude Bruce took their email
son to Mayo Bros. last week where
he will receive medical aid.
Roy Taylor was chief cook and
bottle washer at the Selway shearing
pens last week.
very good dance was enjoyed by
all in attendance at the Alzada hall
July 4. A good crowd was in attend
ance, music by the Colony orchestra
and supper was served by Mrs. Roy
Taylor.
ALZADA. July IT. - Chester Dolan
of Powder river transacted business
in ATzada on Saturday.
The ladies CT Alzada gave Miss Opal
Crofford a miscellaneous shower on
Thursday. An appetizing lunch OF
cake. sandwiches and ice cream was
served.
Clyde Cohee and Ed Carson were
trading in Alzada Friday.
E. A. Rozelle is building on his
homestead. where, when compl etei he
will meve his family from Alzada.
Lee and Jim hfchardson returned
from shearing sheep last Friday after
an absence of SIX weeks.
Miss Lillian Harris and Cecil Ell
bridge of A1zada were united in rlar-
rage at Deadwood, s. D.. Friday, July
Z. by Judge Makew. The bride is a
sister of Mrs. Harold Sheldon Of AL
zada and Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson of
Seattle. The groom is a young man
of sterling qualitie' and has returned
home after an all-winter's job in the
oil fields of Oklahoma. They have
not yet definitely decided on their fu-
ture. They will live on the brides
homestead near Alzada. Their many
friends wish them much happiness and
success m their welded life.
Rattlesnakes seem to be very nu-
merous. Scott Richardson having kill
ed fifteen in less than two weeks.
Mrs. r. W. Thomas and son Howard
returned from six weeks vascation
in her old home in Michigan.
The young people of Alzada enjoyed
a very pleasant evening last Saturday.
A wienie roast was given out Of town
on the Ridge road in a pine thicket.
Wienies were roasted over bonflres,
cake sandwiches, marshmallcws and
lemonade were served In the even
ing dance was given to which every
one was welcome.
F.. c. Townsend and wife mode a
trip to Belle Fourche and back a few
days ago.
Frank Hill. salesman for the Adams
company. was calling on local mer-
chants last week.
Dave Dcrsett helped G. L. Wood
with his hay crop.
A few of the young folks Of Alzada
celebrated the Fourth at Mona, Wyo