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Arizona republican., 1922-05-04
TERMS FOR
TWO; FINE FOR ONE

c. c. Robinson, former employe of
Globe bank, was sentenced TO
serve four months in the Yavapai
county Jail after he had entered a
plea of guilty to a charge of en-
bezzling funds of a National bank,
before Judge William II. Sawtelle in
federal court here yesterday.
Wesley Edgar Hill, found guilty on
charge of automobile stealing
under the Lyer act, was sentenced to
serve a year and a day in the
federal penitentiary at Leavenworth,
Kansas, by Judge Sawtelle.
Galvez Diaz drew a 800 fine from
the court when he entered plea of
guilty to charge of having liquor
in his possession.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-04
ARIZONA IN DANCER
D.. LOSING PORTION
OF HER TERRITORY

That an attempt is being made by
several California people to annex a
portion of =-rizona to that state by
changing the course of the Colorado
river near Chbola, Ariz.. was the
declaration IF w. j Galbraith, at
torney general yesterday, upon his
return from a trip to the Cibola VAL
ley to investigate a runlor to this
effect. Suitable legal proceedings
will be instituted at once, Mr.. CAL
braith said, to take care of the sit
uation.
The matter was first brought to
the attention of the state officials
several days ago. when one of the
settlers of the Cibola valley wrote
letter TO Gov. Thomas h. Campbell,
in which he stated that certain res
idents in the Frank Murphy irriga-
tion project which lies Immediately
across the Colorado river from the
Cibola valley, were doing consider
able blasting on the Arizona side Of
the river. The writer declared he
was of the opinion these men were
attempting to divert the course of
the river SO as to cut off a portion Of
the Cibola valley.
Attorney Galbraith, in company
with H Il. Baker, county attorney Of
Yuma county, went to the valley last
week to investigate the matter At
the upper end of the Cibola valley.
which comprises. $4,000 acres of the
finest river delta land in the state,
the Colorado river makes a sharp
turn to the west for some distance
before turning south again. AT the
point where the river makes the bend
a mesa cable runs straight south.
forming the eastern boundary of the
Cibola valley This wall is almost
perpendicular and is from 40 to- SO
feet high.
IN the mouth or slough which
runs south from the river at the
bend and winds about through the
Arizona republican., 1922-05-04
ARRESTED ON MURDER
CHARGE AFTER YEAR

After a year of persistent search
ing, Deputy Sheriffs Al De Witt and
Gilbert Blanco finally placed behind
the bars Antonio Serabia on charge
of numbering Jesus Quagada in
Glendale May s, 1921.
The arrest took place yesterday
afternoon at a. shack on the Aqua
Arizona republican., 1922-05-04
APRIL LAND DEPT.
RECEIPTS S44,G58

There were total receipts Of SD
65S.23 by the state land department
during the month of April. according
to the monthly report of Rudolph
Kuchler, state land commissioner.
which was issued yesterday. The re-
port shows that the total receipts in
the office for the first four months of
the year to May 1. were $204,S97S5.
This amount has been paid to the
state treasurer in monthly install
ments as follows: January. $51.722.52;
S69.65, and April. $44,658.23.
A recapitulation of the report for
April is as follows:
Sales ................. $19,S09.lS
Interest and rentals ........ 24,097.63
Fees .......'.,.,......s. tSi'f-
Total ................ .S44-GoS.22
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-29
Hab|andO con MT.1.Ernest Tho
mas, manager del ,BanCO FG-
deraI de Pr6StamOS AgrICOIaS

dCcho Sc ha dicho acerca de los con-
sabidos pr5stamcs agricolas:-- Que Sc
implanta no Sc implanta la ley en-
Puerto Rico, que va estan trabajando
los Eancos que 81 no daran resultsdos
PRACTICES por ST. forma, o cue 81 seran
la salvaci6n de la agricultural, en- fin,
tant IS tantas versiones que considere
cportuno encaminar mis- pasos a la
sssiempre in crecendo' bella san
Juan para ALI tomar informaciones de
Il fuente principal sea de Mr.. Elnest
&. Thomas manager que sera de di
chos Bancos cuando Sc installer que
interinamente tiene sus ofciras abier-
tas en- Ell Edificio Federal
Mr.. Thomas es un americana joven,
muy cortes sobre todo posee conoci-
mientos vastisimos en- esta materia de
Eancos Agricolas. Nos recibio con mues
tras de marcada complacenciss dando-
nos concienzudamente todos los porme-
nores que deseabamCs obtener sobre ell
funcionamiento del Banco. Nos dej6
comp etamente complacidos expres6
gu algeria de que fu6semos a visitarls
agricultores de experiencia buen de
SEQ, encargandonos al misino tempo que
explicasemos a nuestros amigos y COM
paheros agricultores, infnidad de deta-
lies que solamente en conversation
amistosa pueden comprenderse.
Sien6o nuestro deseo laborar en- pro
6e la agricultural por ell amor esta y
Q, ramar a que dedicamos todas
nucstras actividades, quiero publican
6eseoso al mismo tempo de realzar los
inform es que me diera ell sr. Thomas
para gobierno information de los
sGricul'ores.
FL local para IA instalaci6n de las
ofcinas del Banco va ha sido seleccio
nado. So esta trabajando activament3
en- la preparation del mismo y en- poca9
semanas estara todo listo para dar prin
cipio a las negociaciones. Por aiora
Solamente ell Banco abrira esa oicina y
mas tarde. cuando aumente Ell volumen
de los negoc.os, Sc instalaran varias su-
cursaies en- Ia Isla.
Ell maximum de prestamo seran cinco
nil dollars al seis por ciento v por vein
te amos. Fincas valoradas en- menos de
diez mil dollars podran solicitar pres
tamos hasta el cincuenta por cieIto de
su valor real. Una persona que posea
varias fncas de Importance, no podra
solicitar varios prestamos Y 81 solamen-
te uno Y por no mas de cinco mil do
iSres. Ahora bisn, una persona que po-
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45 Allen st. Telefono 1912
Este hotel recientemente instalado
en- un punto muy centrico, Sc ofrece al
publico. Comidas excelentes y muy
buen servicio, habitaciones frescas y
ventiladas. Sc admiten abonados a
precios muy baratos
Visite este hotel saldra convencido.
Lame al tel6fono 1342.
Stas Vargas,
San Juan. 2. R.
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En- dofanSa dc nuGStrOS dGrecfoS

Nadie ha hablado de huelga. Nj atn
hemos pensado en- ella como arma para
defender nuestros derechos pr6xinos
ser atropellados. En- las asanbleas que
So han celebrado para protestar de la
rretendida rebaja de los sueldos de los
maestros, Sc nos ha aconsejado emplea:
la diplomacia Ia tactica indicando a
"a Hon. CNmisi6n Economical a. Co.
bierno 10 impossible que Sc nos haria
vivir con un salario menor que el que
disturbances.
Todo este Sc ha hecho. De los labios
de los maestros no ha salido aun min
euna ofensa contra nadie v los que
han hablado 10 han hecho con cordura
sensatez, pues al defender Sis sala
rios, defender ell pan de sus hogares.
Pero Sepa ell pals de una vez, que
cuando los maestros hayamos agotado
todas nuestras fuerzas empefios para
evitar que nuestro ridiculo y mezquinos
sueldos sean rebajados, cuando nuestro
srito de protesta Sc pierda en- el vacio
= Sc quiera cometer Ia mas grande de
las injusticias Y de las equivocaciones,
cuando Sc quiere lamar los maestros,
los dnicos PATRIoTAS que tiene Ell
rais la desesperaci6n y al sufrimientc,
= cuando en- este desgraciado pals Sc
quiera menoscabar la instruction, la
iinica salvaguardia del pobre del des-
heredado, entonces los maestros puerto
r-iQuefios como un solo bloque compac
to y undo, cmplearemos cuantos me-
dios esten nuestro slcance para To-
grar Ell triunfo de nuestros derechos,
cue es ell triunfo del pals en- general.
81, vuelvo v 10 repito. La verdadera
cbra de patriotismo la realizan los
maestros. Ellos no suben las tribunas
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sea dos mas fincas peQueflas puede
agruparlas todas 81 necesitare solicitar
ei maximum de prestamo.
Del importe total del pr5stamo, ell
agricultor tiene que tomar en- acciones
del Banco Ell cinco por cieno sea la
Wig sima parte. Esto es para aumentar
continuanente Ia capacidad de prestamo
cue, segln csta combination, puede ser
ilimitada. La base es la siguiente: Sc
gun la ley creadora de estos Bancos,
estos pueden prestar hasta veinte We
ces su capital emitido. Por ejemplo, un
2gricultor que namaremos "a" solicit
ta I'm prestamo de $5000 el Banco Sc
10 concede, Sc constituye una primera
Lipoteca sobre su propiedad. Con esta
garsntia de la finca de ''A' Ell Banco
emite bonos que vende en- el mercado y
de consiguiente tendra otros $4,000 en-
sus areas que puede prestar nuevamen-
to a otro agricultor, "B'', sobre Ia ba-
Sc de que Ell Banco puede presar 60 ve-
ces mas qIe su capital emitIdo, habien
10 60 cc2.3al so aln.en.aSo por
,os $50 que rep-e3entan el 5 po- Glen
to que dejo "A'', al efectuar su ope
racioa. Asi sucesivamente cuando b
c SEA el segundo agricultor, hsce su
regociaci6n, deja otros $3.50 en- accio
nes permite al Banco emitir nuevos
bones con sI garantia, para hacer otro
rrtstamo TN tercer agricultor, ETC
etc.
Esta 2claracion es de mucha impor
tancia para los agricultores y es una
dc las cosas que Mr.. Thomas Cuiere
grabar mas claramente en- sus mentes,
rues aahbido infinidad de malas inter
rretaciones sobre 10 que algunos consI-
deran injusto de obligar los agricul
torres de tomar el cinco por ciento de
sus prtstamos en- acciones del Banco,
como asi tambi6n de que hay mrchos
cue dicen que con los S750,000 con que
empieza funcionar ell Banco, seran
pocos los agricultores que puedan al
canzar prestamos. Esto es un error. La
capacidad de prestar dinero de estos
Bancos aumonta d1a tras dia, pues Sc
gun mas opcraciones Sc hagan, mas au
men. a esta capacidad De consiguiente,
este principle ee $4,000 no es NADIA
MAS qre una L3se de que partir. Mu-
chos son los millones que puede pres
ter este Ealco, teniendo en- cuenta qua
nuestra propiecad agricola representa-
rnchas docenas de millones de dollars.
Gustavo ARMSTRONG.
Lcdo., San Jaime, Jayuya, JUNO 1929
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UNA PELICULA QUE I'D. NO DEBE
DEJAR DE YER

En- breve la Universal Film Mfg. Co.
larzara al mercado ell programa mas
complete de peliculas que ha aparecido
On Puerto Rico. Sc trata de seis pro
ducciones escogidss de la marca $40
va acompanadas de los famosos dra-
mas titulados, ''Aventuras de un Pu-
gilista'' ''sonando el Cuero", de los
cuales es protagonista cl simpatico Re-
ginald Denny que estuvo hace POGO en-
Puerto Rico, filmando la pelicula
"Amor Tropical'' Este programa Sc
cenominara tJOya' y sera Ell progra-
ma de mas lujo en- cada. uno de los
cines eonde Sc exhiba. Advt.
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ge5ticul9r Y a gritar para conseguiI
votos No. Pero Sill mission es mas be
la, es mas sublime. Ellos van los
campos Levar Ia luz del progreso
y del saber y instruir al nifio del
composing para Que viva una vida mas
c5moLa y decente. Ellos van de bohio
en- bohio donde nuestro infeliz ifbaro
agoniza de hambre y sus hijos estan
barapientos y palidos, a llevarles ell
consuelc, reanimarles a infiltrarles
puesvas ideas. EHos fundan bibliotecas
rur2les donde Sc lee la prensa, discuti6n
dose los asuntos del dia. Ellos hacen
campafias para conseguir ropa para los
infelices niditos que no pueden ir la
escuela por su pobreza, levantan 7so-
ciaciones de padres y ellos por fin de-
jan sus hogares y comodidades para ir
sufrir hambre Y necesidades, pero
iesignados y sufridos como ell Martir de
Galilea dispuestos siempre a cumpnr su
mission.
GNo serfa una ingratitud, Hon. miem
bros de la Comision Econ6mica, la que
Sc va cometer contra ell pobre macs
tro? 20 es que Sc nos quiere yer en-
el mismo estado de antes cuando esta-
ba en- boga Ell refran 'Tengo mas ham
hre que un maestro de escuela''? lQus
insensatezl Mientras otros paises dan
preferente atencion la instruction v
votan preslpuestos para su fomento
aqui, EN- nuestro pais,se hace todo lo
ccntrario, poniendonos en- ridicuIo ante
las demas naciones que estan atentas
nuestros movimientos. GC6mo puede pre-
tender un pals gozar de mayores liber
tades, de tener mas adelanto ST desecha
el iinico fin con que cuenta para clio?
GNo es la generation que Sc levanta.
Ia llamada hacer feliz nuestro terru-
no? mo seran ellos los futures patrio-
tas7 Pues 81 es asf Ic6mo Sc quiere
suprimir aquellos que han de preparar-
les para esa obIa? mo es en- la escuela
donde Sc han de forjar sus caracteres
y donde Sc prepararan para esa obra.
sublmie redentora?
va hemos hablado claro. Afora toca
az pals decir 10 que resta. Estamos en-
espe. de la Ultima palabra. Y cuando
SO de Ell golpe final, cuando los macs
tros puertorriquefios reciban1os de nue.
tros misnos hermanos la herida profun-
da, cLan1o veamos Ell fantasina del nam
bre en- nuestros hogares, prepararemos
nuestras maletas, surcaremos los mares
o iremos otras playas a buscar la pro
(Continna en- La Ga. pag)
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Hotel Condado
Vanderbilt
PARA LA TEMPORADA d.
VERANO.

Habitacicnes con banjo privado, para
dos personals $500 por dfa.
Habitacion con bafio privado, para
una. persona, precios especiales.
Nuestro plan ha sido cambiado.
Nuestros huespedes podran tomar
habitaciones sin verse obligados .
tomar las comidas en- ell hotel.
Visitenos una veZ antes de marchar.
sc Sc convenceran de la comodidad,
trata delicado. y ell servicio esmerado
de nuestro hotel.
La AdministrGci6s.
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Situado EN- ell conaz6n de la ciudad,
Perfectamente acondicionado con to-
dos los adelantos modernos: Ascen-
sor, Telefonos, Timbres, Magnffcas
habitaciones con baio privado y efec-.
tos sanitarios. Especial comfort para
familias viajantes. Precios mode
RADIOS.
Telefonos 4s4 y 1909, P. o. Box 500.
Gale de San Francisco, No, "a.
San Juan, p. r.
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iIambrs do PdaS GaIVanizado
calidad. - Precio. = Servicio.
Rolan, ! ejedor &
de Hostos
Box 1856. TeIefonos 3o5 y 200.
CASA PARA FAAnl1.IAs

Tsngo el gussO de participate mi
eAientela y huenOs amigos, que desde
81 10. de Mayo, queda alberta de nuevo
mi casa en- sc w. SO st. Entire Colum-
bps y Central. Park. Estacianes del
Subway ElevadO SO st. Habitaciones
scn y sin banjo. Todas las msiaras me
dernas. PIeciOs m6dicos Tel6fono
SCHUYLER OO6s. Vicente saasurlO, Pre-
pietArfs. Advt
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Hotel Pennsylvania

VEINTIDOS Y TORRES.
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CENTRAL

Edffcio construsdo oxpresamente
Jara Hotel, modernamente equipado,
con ascensor, habitaciones con ba-
90, telefono, timbres y cuanto re-
guiere ell moderno comfort. Plan
Europeo. Restaurant la carta. Te-
tefonos: 381-1144 Box 1852, San
lose, Plaza Principal, San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
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Ia FERIA

o. so3. ESQuIMA A TANCt
CAFE REST AURRNT
satxlclo ia carta. Precios, nuFf
a visto. Lo meior do San Juaa
4aga una vista y SO conysncera'
7ropistaEio: Maxine APONTE
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ALCAZAR

Luna SO, Frente al Municipio.
Nuevo Hotel Modernamente equipa
10. Cocina criolla. Habitaciones fres-
aas. Buen Trato. Precios de situa.
ci6n. Sc adlniten abonados.
Frocdsco Rivera.
Telefono 1919 Propietario.
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NGLATERRA

Propietario E. CEsTERo.
ranca No. 5. Telefono 300. San
Juan, Puerto Rico. Situado en- una
de las Principales Gales, cerca del
Tren y del Teatro, pr6ximo a los
Muelles, contiguo al Correo y demas
Edifcios Federales. Buen trato. Ser
yicio excelente. Sc sirven Comidas a
ioniicilio. Sc admiten abonados =
1recioe corrientes.
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BALEARES

ARECIBO, Plaza Principal. Hotel
3afe, Colrlado y Restaurant. Ell Me-
ior de Arecibo. Sitio para autom6vi-
en- anexo al Hotel.
PEDRO ORPI.
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Ell. VESUBIO

Participo a mi numerosa clientelA
que nuevamente me encuentro al
frente de este acreditado Restaurant
londe encontraran un esmerado ser
5icio la carta.
Sc admiten abonados y nunca fAl-
csn los sabrosos spaguetti.
Vicente RTNALDI
Allen 20. San Juan. Telefono 98O.
HOTEL WASHINGTON
PRINCESA No. 2
SAN JUAN. p. r..
CON 19 HABITACIONES FRESCAS
Y COMODAS
Sc ADMITEN ABONADoS A PRE-.
CLOS MODICOS
TIE LET ONO No 937 Propietarios
Juan Reyes Gomez.
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RURAL CORRESPONDENCE
From Our Rural Patrons

tricks were also performed. A serum
tuous supper was served at midnight
The party did not break up until tht
New Year had made a five-hour APP
pearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blankenship enter
tanned a number Of friends at a New
Years dinner.
Ray Dier's horse celebrated New
Years day by slipping out of his
bride and returned home singing
mo Place Like Home" leaving his
noble master at B~lankenship's to get
home the best way he knew how.
Lucky for Ray that the steed knew
enough to take the saddle with him,
thus saving Ray the trouble of carry
ing it home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Securely entertained
a number of their neighbors New
Years night.
Ed. Brandt is a regular caller at
the J.. A. Nickel home.
Drink and Be Merry was the
used by many during the
holidays.
Abe Wiens took his first lesson in
scrubbing at the Volt school Mon
dya.
Emmett Carroll seems to have a
lot of interest in Wolf Point as he
has been making it his duty to go
quite often. Can it be the mar
ket?
j. ]. Schultes is hauling coal for
school.
l.. E. Blankenship claims the only
way his hound will ever catch a
will be to scare it to death,
to the fact that he is a noted
.acer.
Mrs. Moschelle and Miss Saubak
ire moving to town for the winter.
Both are from the Cottonwood.
Now is the time to give your hor-
Sur-Shot Bot and worn re-
emover. For sale at the Volt store.
remedy is guaranteed if used
low.
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SIDNEY FARMERS
GO In FOR DAIRYING

Sidney Herald.=The Mutual Da-
irymen's Association of Sidney, Mon
tana, is starting off with a rush that
i~nsures the ultimate success of the
organization, and eventually will
have more to do toward the devel-
opment of Richland county and the
valley than any Q, e n undertake
ing.
Peter M. And rson, one of the di-
rectors of the association and a
mighty good judge of cows, went to
Glendive last Friday and out of a
herd of over 100 mich cows of the
H~olstein strain at the Pope ranch,
we'll known throughout the state
picked out twenty of the best grade
COWS and two registered bulls, whicl
arrived here Tuesday, and a mighty
fine loking bunch they were, too. l..
Dave, who left for Wisconsin a coup
lie of weeks ago., wired the associa-
ton that he could make some excel
lent purchases of Holsteins and they
Immediately wired him to buy 40
good mixers and he is now on the
road here with the shipment.
Sixty-four applications have been
received by the association and so
far twenty have been acted on favor
ably, and it is likely that most of the
others will receive the same sanction
by the board of directors.
The embryo association is just get
ting nicely started and it is hard at
this time to even conjecture the num-
Der of mich cows that will be sold,
but judging from the interest alread-
y manifested by the farmers and the
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Morning service, IL 100 a.. m.
Sunday School, 1000 a. m.
Evening service, 1870.
A New Years message to the
members, adherants and financial
church.
There is a great back to the
church movement in one of the east
ern states. 1t is arousing new in
terest in the progress and prosperity
of church work Many who seem
ingly were Indifferent to spiritual
things, and the call to active service
in the church of their choice, are
now aroused and eager to do their
part in the church's task and are
present at the services of the church.
Necessity is the cause of every fore,
ward movement. If the need is
great enough the success of the NOV
ement is assured. A movement of
this description would be especially
welcome in our city. The attractions
and excuses and diversions that rob
many of the good cheer, happl fell
lowship and spiritual up-lift that the
church alone can give, would be rel
to the scrap heap.
The past year has been a banner
year, for which we are thankful.
We cannot enumerate what has been
done. We have set for ourselves
standards for the coming year
many ways. First-In church at
tendance; every member present.
Second-Better preaching; the pas
5or at his best. Third-More church
visitation; winning others.
The young people of the church
ire leading the singing both morning
md evening.
We are preparing special sermons
the coming Sunday.
S. McIvor.
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School opened Tuesday instead Of
Monday as reported in our last week
column, owing to the fact that Mon
day was a legal holiday. At presen'
there are eight pupils enrolled
Anna Heinrichs f~reighted a load of
wheat to the city Thursday, returning
Friday. She had some dental work
done while there.
Mark Blankenship "muled" to the
Point Friday so as to be sure to be
there in time to attend the ball on
New Years eve.
Slim Juvrud made a trip to the
Point Thursday, returning Friday.
Joe Robin made it his duty to do the
chores during his absence. He now
claims to be an experienced hand in
taking proper care of a chicken.
Miss Marjorie Jenkins of Wolf
Point enjoyed a weeks visit at the
Green home.
Mr.. P. J. Mccain is here from
South Dakota to spend a few days at
the Readicker home where Mrs. Nc
Cam is boarding during her term of
teaching. Mr.. Mccain has purchased
quite a tract of land in this part of
the country.
Steve Dorgan was a Volt shopper
one day last week.
The dance at the Liberty school was
well attended in spite of the cold
weather. The free hand drawing on
the board by Jacob Rauch was of
much interest.
VIM. Readicker made a business trip
to the Point Saturday.
New Years eve was the scene of
a merry gathering at the Robin nest
a party was greatly enjoyed by
the following: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs Lud Ahlberg and Mr..
and Mrs. Lyle Clarke and children.
The evening was spent in playing var
Gus games and singing. Several good
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SAND E ITEMS

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Happy New Year to the Herald
staff and may this year be prosper
Gus for all.
A large crowd attended the dance
at the Mus sch~oolhouse New Years
eve.
School began this week after being
closed through the holidays. The
pupils were anxious to get back to
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Seminars, daugh-
tiers Hazel and Helen and son Max
visited New Years day at the Dave
Williams home on Cow Creek.
A new son made his appearance
at the James Daily home.
We are sure a few hundred bush
els of potatoes are stored in this COM
munity waiting for a good market.
Ward Fletcher and Henry Fred
rickson have been doing carpenter
work on a barn for John Friedrich
son.
Misses Hazel and Helen, and Ralph
returned to Wolf Point
Monday to resume school work.
Peter Freeburg came out from
Saturday through the storm.
The next regular meeting of the
Farmers Progressive Club will be
Saturday night, Jan. IA. All mem
bers are requested to be present as
business is to be transact
ed.
r. W. Wiers went to Wolf Point
with a load of grain.