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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-09
KNARR RESIGNS
AS SCHOOL HEAD
(Snecial CnrreSnnndence l

NDPNVItSI
Annawan. June 9.-Professor H.
E. Knarr, who has been head of
the Annawan-Albia high school for
the past two years, has resigned
and will accept a similar position
at Des Plains, Ill He will super
wise the work of 26 teachers. Much
credit is due Mr. Knarr for SPLEEN
did advance made in the local
schools during his residence here.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-09
AGED MAN PLANS
JOURNEY TO INDIA
Especial Correspondents. }

Albany, June 9.-Rev. T. ]. Cla-
gett, pastor of the Presbyterian
church at Fountain Green, Ill, is
visiting here with his son Paul. who
is at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Merle Lewis. The son is planning
a three-year trip to Labrador and
the father, who is past 20 years of
age, journey to India. Rev. Cla-
gett will sail September for Bonn
bay, India, where he will visit for
a year with his daughter and her
husband, who are missionaries.
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HOME FROM TRIP.
Especial Correspondence

NDpVNIeLt OOL @ hOIINELU0'I
GeneseO, June 9.-Dr and Mfs
NJ. NJ. Everett, who with their CHI
dren, Reynolds and Maria, left Gen
eseo on an automobile trip is
turned to their home in this eli
Wednesday. While away they vis
tied in Chicago AMI also in Indian
DR.. Everett is again at his Offices
meet his patrons.
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GIVE SHOWER FOR
MISS ARMSTRONG
(Special Correspondence.

Joy, June 9.-Mrs. Harold Stew
ems was hostess at a shower We'd
nesday in honor of Miss Margaret
who was married to
True Bowman of Chicago today.
The party was held at the home OF
Mrs. Stevens parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Gowdy. There were 80 young
ladies present and the hostess serv-
ed a delicious luncheon.
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JOY SOCIAL EVENTS.
Special CORRESPONDENCE,

Especial COrrespOndence.)
Joy, June 9-Miss Ruth Willis
entertained the F. r. of A. club,
of New Boston, yesterday after
noon at her home in Joy. There
were Is ladies present
The w. c. T. u met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. NJ. S. Poland
Mrs. Edward Poland was leader.
An interesting program was given.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-09

cotics or soothing drugs.
Millions of mothers depend upon
California Fig Syrup to keep ba-
by's bowels. clean, sweet and reg
ular. Ask your druggist FOR gen.
uine California Fig Syrup" which
has full directions for infants in
arms and children of all ages
plainly printed on bottle. Mother
You must say California" or you
may get an imitation fig syrup
ADVERTISEMENT
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-09
MRS. LINNAWEAVER DIES.
Especial Correspondence.

FNptNIdI NlUI 7 eo D-IIUtHCG.J
Sheffield, June 9.-Mrs Henry
Linnaweaver of Sheffield died at the
Watertown hospital Thursday. She
had been patient there for several
years. The funeral will be held
tomorrow in Sheffield.
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MRS. WILLIAMSON DIES.

Especial CORRESPONDENTS
Cambridge, June 9-Mrs Emeline
Wilkinson, aged rs years, passed
away very suddenly yesterday
morning at the home of her son, w.
E. Wilkinson Funeral arrange
ments have not been completed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-09
MISS HEEREN Is
HONORED GUEST
(Specfal Correspondence.l

Colona, June 9.-Mrs Ernest
Stoleneister and Mrs. F. C. Stole
neister entertained at a miscellan-
eous shower for Miss Reenstree
Heeren, who is to be a June bride
Decorations of pink and white were
used The afternoon was spent
with games and at 4 o'clock the
honored guest was presented with
a variety of gifts. A delicious re-
past was served
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-09

books. and SO nonresident mem
bers. These with the junior. tran
sient and associate memberships
bring the total on his books II
nearly 270 This is slightly in ad-
vance of the total of last year at
the time of the formal opening.
The board of directors of the
Outing club is composed of E. E.
Rail, C. c. Atwood, ]. D. Wood,
Thomas G. Lee, ]. J. Weaver, 1. N.
McBroom and G. F. Weston. The
officers chosen from this board are
z. f. Rail, president, and Charles
H. Atwood. vice president. The
ecretary-treasurer is Phineas
Morrow.
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WOMAN'S CLUB
AND LEGION TO
SPONSOR PLAY
Especial Correspondence


Erie, June "a musical comedy.
entitled Loves Nest" will be Civ
en- by local talent, under the au-
spices of the Woman's club and
American legion, June Is and 16.
The proceeds will be used for town
purposes.
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Rusiuess Mems Meet.

The Aledo Retail Merchants asso-
citation will hold their regular
monthly luncheon at the dining
rooms of the Merchants hotel to-
night. At the meeting the question
of closing the business houses on
Wednesday afternoons will be dis
cussed. At present the Aledo
banks and barber shops are clos
ing their doors on Wednesday after
Moons.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-09
PRESENT PLAY
AT GATHERING
(Special Correspondence. }

Hamlet, June 9.-Mrs. Frank
Cooper was hostess to the Woman's
Missionary society yesterday aft
ernoon. The following program
was given:
Devotionals-Mr Samuel Nc
Hard.
Reports and business.
Roll call-Quotations on flowers.
THE Philippines" - Mrs. Henry
Love.
Play-"Not Shut In But Left
Out"
Music-Miss Florence Lee.
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MRS. DENNIS OPERATED ON.
Especial correspondence.

thpeNidA III leopOhueHCS.J
Erie, June 9.-Mrs. Ray Dennis
underwent a serious operation at
the Geneseo hospital Tuesday and
for time was in a critical condi-
ton. A report Thursday morning
stated that a change for the better
had taken place
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INSTALL GARBAGE CANS.

Especial Correspondence
Prophetstown. June 9.-The town
council has installed garbage cans
might have been responsible for the
IL will assist in the keeping of the
street free from litter.
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SHERRARD GIRLS
! ON CAMPING TRIP
Especial Correspondence.

Sherrard, June 9.-Members of
the local Camp Fire Girls organic
alton, accompanied by their leader.
Miss Anna Funk, left yesterday on
a camping trip near Port Byron.
They will be gone two weeks.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-09
GIRL FALLS FROM
MOTOR BUS: DEATH
COMES HOUR LATER
Especial CORRESPONDENTS.

NSpbCIdI NUI tS pUIIIitHCV.J
Sheffield, June Gertrude Ziel,
15-year-old Ladd girl, died We'd
nesday noon at st. Mary's hospital
at La Sale from a fractured skull
sustained an hour earlier when she
fell from a motor bus on the road
to Starved Rock to attend a Sun
day school picnic.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-09
BUSY LITTLE BEE
FINDS NEW PLACE
TO STING MAIDEN
lsnecial Correspondence.l

Sterling. June 9.-Here is a new
place to get stung by a bee. Miss
Lucille Bills of this city was pick
ing strawberries when she got into
a bunch of bees and she made a
bee" line for the house, but on the
way a bee flew into her mouth,
singing her In the throat just be-
low the tonsil Her throat is badly
swollen and the sting is extremely
painful.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-09

NetUs of Western
Illinois in Brief

Port Byron - The chautauqua
will open here June "a and con-
tinue four days.
A melting of the county W. c. T.
q. will be held at the Congrega-
tional church, June IA. There. will
be three sessions, morning, after
noon and evening. Miss Helen
Hood, state president, will deliver
an address,
Hamlet-The Christian EnGeavor
society is giving an ice cream So
cial at the community hall tonight.
Children's day will be observed
in the PRESBYTERIAN church Sunday
morning. There will be no Sabbath
school.
Drury.-Children day exercises
will be held at the Providence Bap-
fist church at 2:30 Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ziegenhorn are
the parents of a son, born June s.
Shefield.-The Mineral ladies'
aid entertained the aid society of
Sheffield at the Methodist parson-
age in Mineral Thursday.
The 10-acre pasture in the south
addition, which was a part of the
Henry Prior estate, was sold to
Herman Gingrich of Sheffield for
S1,6S2.
Cambridge.-Mrs. Iva Nelson will
be hostess to the high school class
of 1912 this evening.
Sherrard-The Union Ladies' Aid
will hold a bake sale at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon at the Greer
and Sanquist hardware store.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-09

Every year forest fires in II
United States destroy enough tin
Der to build an entire city the sIl
of Washington, D. c.
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,AZedo and Mere err County
Aledo Briefs
Marriage License.

Robert Truman Bonham .....-..
.. Cliftonville, Miss.
Margaret Christina Armstrong
Joy, Ill.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-09

The construction of the Panama
canal cost the United States $780,
100000. exclusive OF Notifications.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-09

Sherrard-The Union Ladies Aid
will hold a bake sale at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon at the Greer
and Sanquist hardware store.
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LEWIS TOWNSHIP

Sheriff Hennessy was seen in this
Monday. . III rs rs
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ballard and Miss
Minnie Stokes Of Bowbells, N. D, Wis
tied at the home Of G. Stokes, Sum
day. U. 8. \
George Koehler and mother were
Maxbass shoppers Friday. IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. 81. Lightfoot were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rush Sun
day. sss..s
Max Noder, brother Of Frank No
der returned to his home IN Illinois
Monday. .s
ME. and Mrs. r. Franzen and MI.
and Mrs. Sommes of Eckman were
callers at the g. w. Stokes home. on
Wednesday,
. Mrs. ]. Stewart was an Upham Wis
itor Friday. !,
| Mrs. C. Tummonds at near Mohall
has been the guest of her sister MIS-. -
r. Van Order.
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has become an international word of
florists and has been used bvs para,-
graphers and humorists III various
forms. "' :3~'a >'ssss.s fsss s~sS
Mr.. Lindberg had the largest green-
houses i'm North Dakota at Rugby and
was known as an ambitious and infie-
fatigable worker and was constantly
adding to his greenhouses.
His death ocurred last night about
seven o'clock while he and Mrs. Lind
berg were returning to their home
from Devils Lake. They had been In
this cityyesterday and the day prev
ious. Mr.. Lindberg had delivered some
flowers at Leeds for funeral (.
1t is as yet. unknown just how the
accident happened but il is thought
that something happened TO the steer
ing gear and Mr.. Lindberg lost con-
troll Of the car which plunged off the
grade into the ditch. Mr.. Lif.dberg was
thrown out first, and the car turned
over twice, throwing Mr.. Lindberg out
and pinning him under the rear wheels
causing instant death. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lindberg were discovered by Mills Ir-
wing, tourist, who summoned DIR.
Clintor. Smith and e. w. Gilbertson.
Mrs. Lindberg was rushed to Mercy
hospital, where it was found she was
suffering from shock, and bruised
chest. She is reported much improved
today, She also has paralysis of tbs
right eye. - - .,~-t ..s.z. ~. = ,
Besides his parents, who live in
Fairbault, Mimi, and his widow, Mr..
Lindberg is survived by three daught-
.ers, Mrs. j. c. Hutchinson, formerly
stenographer for Judge Burr, Mrs.
John Cameron and Mrs. Lena Simp-
Hns of Rugby. r.
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4F$
Total enrolment 172, Girls 110, Boys
62. &.
The High School Athletic Associa-
tion launched out in its career iast
Thursday by electing the following of-
ficers: S.5s ssss s8
President, Geraldine Scott
Vice President, Albert Woodward u
! Treasurer, Philippe Berthiaume
& Secretary, Werner Eckberg.
The dues this year are 25 cents,
payable u the Secretary or lreasur-
Eer. s53S &.
wv take this opportunity " thank
the business men il town who were g
so generous ii helping the football
team go tc Minot. We wish them g e
know that Ne appreciates their up "a
Eport. The following people especaaiiy
I fieserys our thanks: Rnfns Trees Mar-
|sin Hslserson, clarence Gorder John
Nelson, Aiolph ErtxsssaAa, &. Il u
|SeulIy, Il. I3srth hiannAe, = g Crouch' tla'
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Willis Buehar,a All shinped 4 carload
Of stock from here on Monday s,
q. 30 IA III bahv I spirl s arrived M !, N | the percy
Kennedy home Saturday Oct. s's
Mr.. Baird has been here 4 few
days looking after his farming inter-
e,ssts. He II an his wav Ia His home II,
Honolulu. having snent several months
ii England d , i: I IN Is Nh ]. tss N. ts
Carl Rorflinp went ID York on Sat
here collecteinp and also hunting re.
turned 10 his home. q n ] 5.3@4
q Miss Sena Arenals Of Bottineau Wis.
tied at the home Of her sister, Mrs
VIM. Hoopman Sunday.
N Mrs Tracv Thomas has purchased
the John Score residence and will
have the Telephone Exchange moved
there. q 5gs l...S : = zs:4s r
= Bella Fairweather of Westhope
spent Sunday at her home here.
4 The VIM. Fairweather family are
under quarantine for measles. !
w. 4. thatcher hat $of =, Bott1neau ,, was
seen on our. streets last ihursday:
Carl hora1Iag s'a Wehb W orn otl oae' 80
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-10-12
PICKERING TOWNSHIP

Mrs. Ingeborg Setter entertained the
Turtle Mountain Lutheran Ladies Aid
Friday Oct. 9th and a large number
attended. Where the next meeting
will be held was not decided, but will
be announced later. Is n 5z .Ss /
Herman Tessem of Starbuck, Mimi,
is guest at the Ole Crogen home.
John H. Glomseth spent the week
end with his parents, returning 70 his
teaching Monday.
Mrs. ]. a. Engh, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Hougen and Miss Irene Setter from st.
John were Carbury visitors Friday
and Saturday.
Miss Alma Gorder arrived home
from Rugby last week.
Miss Frede Guttu has resigned her
position at Central and Mrs. Leonard
Rothe will take her pl4ce.
Miss Charlotte Crogen spent the
week end ut her home. s
Carl Crogen az Mohall, N. D. spent
Saturday at the home of his uncle and
family, Ole Crogen.
Z Threading was completed IN this
vicinity Friday.
Miss Pearl Crogen visited with IN
lienne Noun Sunday and Monday
& Miss Olga Guttn Is attending school
at Roth this term.
Messrs. Tony Hanson and Herman
Tessem were Bottineau callers Satur-
day.
q Miss Anna Sperre ! visited ~ Ban
walls Thursday.
MI. and Mrs =. il Gordsr, Mn. s.
sB. Drystnd, Ar. md Mrs. Arne =.
Hovind ri. ~ lIrs Martin Rothe
III. snd Mn on Hegg, NH and Mrs
Anton Hsnaon, llisa cI1xa CroGa
uera euesks u 3 on ~ vlanps Sun.
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LEAGUE BALL GAME
AT N|NOT SUNDAY

Minot is affording baseball fans OF
northwestern North Dakota an oppor-
tunity to see Big League stars Of 1922
in action. A picked team from the
American League will play in Minot
Sunday Oct. 16 and the chance is one
of a decade to see the best ball play
ers of the country perform right here
in this part of North Dakota.
This big league team is going to be
opposed by an All-Star North Dakota
aggregation with Charlie" Boardman
famous North Dakota south-paw.
pitching. The other players will be the
best North Dakota has. "@#
The big game will be played ia the
Minot Fair Grounds at 3 P. M. Sunday
Oct. Is. There is seating capacity for
close to 5000 and automobiles will be
permitted to circle the entire field.
The admission price is $1.65 and its
generally conceded that that is fair
price to see any one of the Big Lea
que stars perform. ...-r:
Included in the list of Big League
stars who will be on the team coming
to Minot are:
Walter johnson, Washington, pitch
er - &..t. -
Rommell, Phaadelphia, pitcher.
Covalesi, Cleveland, pitcher.
Perkins, Philadelphia, Catcher +
O'Neill, Cleveland, catcher.
3 And an all-star cast Of infielders
and outfielders. Every man on the
Big League team will be a 1922 star.
Minot guarantees that. ~.
Mail orders for reserve seats to
Temple Court Cigar Store, Minot, N.
d. y. q, .:.s. !. d 5t '..,,..f. ~
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SHERMAN TOWNSHIP

E Mrs. Ole Dokken and daughters Wis
tied at the A. w. Nelson home last
Tuesday. = -. : Kim ..
Mrs. Ed. Peterson called at the
August Nelson home Monday after
noon. = 2..z.>
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Kmsel and Ada
Peary were callers at Minot Satur-
day. = .7.. sy.x. e.
P. Peterson and A. johnson attend
ed the Nonpartisan meeting which was
held at the Hoffman schoolhouse on
Saturday evening. -: !
r A surprise party was given at the
Rev. E. Peterson home Saturday. The
congregation and friends are giving
Rev. Peterson a Ford Sedan.
Miss Mildred Asheim spent the
wee kend at the Ole Dokken home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aron johnson and
family were guests at the Aug. Pear
son home In Wheaton township Sun
day. N @-.---A. -
Mrs. NJ. Jensen and Alma Eckberg
called at the Aron Johnson home Fri
day. .'
Herbert Blanchard took several
crates of chickens to Westhope Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Cram and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. N. Price and families attend
ed church in Renville township Sun
day.
P. Peterson and family spent Sun
day at the J. F. Talcott home in Ben
tinck township.
Miss Helen Lohse visited at the
VIM. Stead home Sunday.
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Nhe Bottineau Fall Fair, Corn, Po-
tats, Poultry Show, Livestock Sale
80 Market Day will be on in full
bIast Friday and Saturday and bids
fir TO be q real big event. Entries
are coming il and prospects are good
fsa real exhibits. 8 x Z. .s u 4S
The Shorthorn and Hereford sale
satries win make 4 good show In it
sef. Numerous fine animals will be
dispersed, all Of which were inspected
III Messrs. McMahan and Donnelly,
assisted by the County Agent about
swo weeks ago. No poor animals will
~ offered. u 3s .ysS.s s.% e%2 .5*
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To the parents of the high school,
students we wish to say that new
rule regarding absence has been put
into effect. If a student is absent from
his classes three times during the
semester for any reason other than
illness he will not be allowed to take
the examination in the course. This
has been found necessary due to the
high percentage of absences for triv-
ial reasons. We aim to- impress upon
the nindsyof the students that school
work is their business and is import
ant above everything else. This means
that the student is allowed six ao-
sences in his studies during the entire
wear. Special cases which come under
this, rule win be taken Up BY the fac
ulty. <s }ss5..ss ..sSas.5 .ss.3s.. -
Glass statistics at Bottineau high
school reveal some very alarming
facts regarding the absence OF boys
n our school. Up to October 9Th the
registration is as follows: @ -, =,
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/ REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Gustav Czarnetzki 10 Arthur Car
Tnetzki w. ID. $50.o Lots 4 2 3s4 5
Block 44 ID Whites Second Addition
Eto South B0ttineau.
Gustav Olson and wife to =.
( Thornpson IN. ID. $1,000. 90. Lot "A
and West half Of Lot 3 Block Landa
North Dakota
y Mary Xix TO Laura Mix $lO.0O' Y
Part ST SW1 of Ssec. 4 159 8aa
~ Oles y. fIoxde 81. ~ william Hewitt
r. D. S270O.)0 r. a of E1S 81 168 ~
\ Anna HaIIgan to p u. Peterson
|W. b. 500 ~ - NE e Esk NV
Est MEN " 162 ,7|o
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WHEATON TOWNSHIP

| Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Jensen ant
little daughter Clarice visited ut ths
John Talcott home in Bentinck Sur,
day - ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Oss of Mohall were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Peterson.
All of the threshing rigs in this vi
cinity except Sanderson's finished
work Saturday. Mr.. Sanderson has
four days of threshing before finish
ing up for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aron johnson OF
Sherman township visited at the, Pier
son home Sunday.
+ Messrs. Conrad and Benz returned
this week to their home at Woodlake,
Minn., after a very successful season
of farming. Their wheat averaged 20
bu. to the acre and rye Is and they
are well satisfied with this years
crop, in everything but the price.
VIM. WiIlander, who has been here
for several weeks looking after the
threshing of his crop, returned to his
home in Minnesota Tuesday. A fare
well dancing party was given in his
honor Saturday night at the Mar
tin Peterson home. E -.:
Owing to the dry weather little
fall plowing has beer done.
Now that threshng is over quite q
number of our young people viii re-
turn TO school to take up high school
work. They are Jean Fitch, Svea Mel
son, Herman and Raymond Smith and
Celeste Bergstrom.
The Misses Myrtle, Mabel, Pearl
and Svea Nelson who had charge OF
the cooking on the Hefter and OVERLY
cars are home and enjoying wen
earned rest. 5.z.5 *szs \. G .sS. b. s'.3
VIM. Flannigan and VIM. Riley Of
Buffalo, MINI, left for home by auto
route Sunday, after working ON the
johnson threshing rig this fall.
Miss Mary Letcham, who cooked
for the Johnson crew, returned home
Saturday evening.
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day afternoon.
Olaf Hanson from Pasadena, Cal,
visited friends and relatives In this
vicinity last week.
Palmer Gorder spent Sunday at Ole
Crogens. ..-..... -
Simon Sperre from Minot spent d
few days visiting friends here last
week. Simon is the proud owner of
a new Overland car.
A large crowd attended the sale at
I. Berges Monday. ~.
Herman Tessem lis visiting with
his grandmother and family at Mo-
hall this week. .-~
Palmer Gorder is working at the
Cameron garage at Bottineau,