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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-06-08
FORFAR NEWS

In spite of the rainfall Tuesday
evening May 80, a large number of
the, patterns and friends gathered at
the Ronning school for the last time
for this school term, to listen to a
very pleasing and Patriotic Program.
Miss Keller the teacher, closed a very
successful school year, and she de-
serves much credit, for training her
small school Of young pupils, to have
them handle their parts so well. To
say the children did well is only put
ting it mildly.
Eighth grade graduation exercises
for the jefferson School District No.
81 was held Friday evening June 2
at the Beckett School. e%:
Lost, Strayed or Stolen. A "smile"
between George Bickett's corner and
Assessor Keefe's house. Finder please
return to E. P. Keefe. Reward of
fered. L.
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Miss Clara Ostlund visited with
Mrs. Ostlund of Carbury last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Haugen and
daughter Sylvia of st. John, Mrs. In
geborg Setter ad daughter Viola visit
ed at the Ben "A. Wall home Sunday
Miss Irene Setter who has been at
tending high school at st. John ar
rived Saturday to spend the summer
with the home folks.
Mrs. Christ Gulling visited at the
Ole Crogen home Sunday.
Miss Christine Holt of York is Wis
week. -, =.
Mrs. Ju4ienne Noun and Pearl Gro
gen visited with Camille Setter on
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. j. L. Gorder and daughter AL
ma visited at the Ole Crogen home on
Sunday.
Miss Esther Loe of St. John was
the guest of Irene Setter over. Sunday.
Messrs Einar Holt and Richard
R~uncourne of York visited friends
in Carbury Sunday.
Misses Annie Schei, Esther Loe and
Irene Setter visited with Charlotte
Crogen Sunday. @. -
Ben Schei it at present visiting rel
atives in the Turtle Mountains.
Olaf Schei who has been employed
at Churchs Ferry during spring work
is again making his home at Carbury.
Olaf however informs us that he will
soon go back to Churchs Ferry.
Several of the young folks of Car
bury took in the show and dance at
Souris Saturday evening. -.
Misses Luella and Irene Stewart
visited with Miss Minnie Krogen on
Monday. ~ A. &
i, Peder Wall who has spent a year
and a half in the Navy arrived Sat-
urday to spend the summer with the
home folks.
Miss Nettie Ellingson ofsRugby
visited with Miss Alma Gorder on
Sunday.
Mrs. Petrina Drystad and Mrs. "A.
K. Hovind entertained the Z. N. "A.
Ladies Aid on Friday. A large crowd
was present and over ten dollars was
collected.
MIR. and RMS. Matt Moen of Souris
visited at the j. L. Gorder home Sun
day.
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4TH IRRIGATION CONGRESS.
BISMARCK, JUNE z AND 8

The office of the Department of Ag-
riculture and Labor realizes the vast
Importance attached to the coming IT.
rigation Congress called by Hon. E.
A. Williams, President of the North
Dakota Irrigation association to be
held in Bismarck, at the State Capitol
in the House Chamber, June 7th and
9Th, 1922.
The time is now opportune for the
State of North Dakota to compel rec
ognition by the Federal Department in
taking active steps for North Dakota
irrigation projects.
The floods in the lower Mississippi
River basin, have caused nationwide
comment on Harvesting the Missis-
sippi River in such a way as to pre-
vent their repetition, twelve states be-
ing directly interested in this flood
control. %.~'E ~
Secretary of the Interior Fall has
been invited to attend this Congress
in person. The states of Montana
South Dakota and North Dakota are
more vitality interested in the feast
bility Of this flood control project In
using the waters, that would thus be
impounded in North Dakota for irri-
cation purposes and the use Of the
spillways in dams for the development
of electric power. The plan suggested
by Harold W. Newman, President of
the New Orleans Association of Com
merce, that the Government should
adopt a policy of controlling the flood
waters of the Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers and their tributaries, BY a sys-
tenn of dams near the headwaters,
than the present policy of building
levees along the banks Of the lower
Mississippi to control said streams
during the high water period.
General Williams calls attention to
the fact that according to the Secre-
tary of the Interior, there is now
available a sum of about $34, 200, 900
as a result of the sale of public lands
in North Dakota, South Dakota, and
Montana, and that with the present
conditions in North Dakota, reclama-
ton projects on a large scale at this
time would wonderfully stimulate ag-
riculture and afford immediate en-
ployment for idle laborers and indi-
rectly stimulate industry throughout
the nited States. =
The Department Of Agriculture and
Labor urges every city and county to
be represented by it's best thinkers
at this 4th Irrigation Congress at Bis
marck, North Dakota, June 7h and
8th.
: Joseph A. Kitchen, Commission
er of Agriculture and Labor.
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NOTICE BOTTINEAU COUNTY
WOMAN'S m. p. L. CLUBS

A meeting of the Bottineau County
Federated Nonpartisan Clubs will be
held at. Ole Johnson's grove IL miles
straight, north ON the east side of the
Mouse River on the Newburg road,
on June is at 1 P. NJ. Bring your won
picnic dinner.
The meeting is for the purpose of
electing officers for the coming two
years, Each Federated Club is en-
titled to one delegate.
All other clubs and precincts please
send q delegate.
Pres.-Jessie Van Woert, Mohall
y. Pres.-Mrs. Olaf Haugen, Landa
Sec-Treas-Mildred Slattery, New
burg.
All '-
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NEWS

Mrs. Mary Jordy visited friends in
Lansford on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nelson were
callers at the VIM Van Bushkirk
home on Wednesday.
G. Z. Sandbeck, Eric 0ss and son
John were Minot visitors Thursday.
G. +. Lee visited at the Fred Koch
Ter home near Maxbass on Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Alice Sandback and sons Laur-
il and Thomas visited Ut the James
Jordy home On Friday.
John Skjelstad and family were
callers ct the LAe home on Friday.
Mrs. Lizzie Hagan, b n. Kochel,
e. @. Brooks and family were Minot
visitors Friday.
Silas Ericsson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd McIllroy were Minot visitors
Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Koehler md
daughter Bertha DC Maxbass visited
relatives ST Forfar on Sunday.
HI and Mrs. G. q. Brooks enter
tanned Mi. and Mrs Henry Rheinert
and children of Minot Sunday.
Mrsand MN. John Running and
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TIMES DEMAND BETTER
LIVESTOCK BREEDING

livestock men throughout the
state consider the present . splendid
time Cor the farmer to- improve his
stock at small cost. Success with Iive-
stock depends much upon persever-
ance, upon sticking BY it thru thick
and thin If You are determined to
make the grade" stated George u.
Baker, extension livestock specialist
of the Agricultural College today, up
on his return from several days Of
field work in the state.
"Among cattle men a little more at
tention is being given to breeding
stock this year. Other farmers realize
that right now is a good time to buy
good breeding mares bred i'm the state
this spring than in recents years, and
there is, of course, a slight upward
tendency in price also. Hogs and
sheep are being bred in normal num-
bers. 80.
Livestock used in Boys and Girls
judging contests held in a few coun-
ties Of the state, preliminary to coun-
ty and state contests, were, placed
during the past week by MI. Baker.
His schedule for the coming few
weeks includes: Stutsman county
farm bureau picnic, jamestown, June
z, at which Mr.. Baker will discuss
pork production; a series of five live
stock management demonstrations
throughout the state, June 9 to Is;
livestock demonstrations and judging
contests, Mckenzie county, June Is
to FL; the statewide livestock meeting
at Cooperstown June % to "a.
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WESTHOPE NEWS

Rev. Evans preached his first e r
mon Sunday the third and it was
much enjoyed by all.
Wayne Hawker is still confined to
his bed with appendicitis.
The Peter Sorenson family from
North Gate, N. D. are visiting rela-
tives in and around Westhope.
Last week saw the close of one of
the most successful terms of school
in, the history of Westhope. Sixteen
graduates from the eighth grade and
fourteen from the high school.
Robert Dougal and family of Me.
slita visited at the Harry Hawkel
home Sunday. +
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TEAM BREAKS EVEN

The Bottineau baseball team suf-
fered one defeat and won one game
so Tar this week. Friday evening oil
last week the team went to Deloraine
where they played the Hartney team,
losing q seven inning game 8 t, 2.
Ben Gorder pitched this game for
Bottineau and showed up well.
Sunday the Willow City baseball
team were here fora game and after
using three pitchers the Willow City
boys had the short end 81 4 10 to I
game. Robinson was On the mound for
Bottineau and pitched good ball. .SY,
Sunday the Bottinean team ii slat-
ed to go to Mohall.
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THURSDAY JUNE I, 1S3z


punseith where - IN bssn Raj sonae
time.
hi. and Mrs. Ben Kavlf aid ~
Kayli were visitors at James John
sons Friday.
Miss Marie Saxrude was i visitor
with Helga Skjervem Friday and
Saturday.
Oi4 Aasness Of Bottineau has been
ri the farm this week.
Quite 4 number from around here
wa.e down TO Or. Hovda Saturday.
The grubbers are now done atyAI-
bert Vikan's and are going to grub
for Gilbert Vikan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed K~ittleson. Lewis
Kittleson and Miss Helga Skiervem
were visitors at Aron Aronson,s 81
Sunday.
John Brager Of Leeds am up "a
visit his brothers-in-Iaw, Ole and
Henry Kobbervig.
Anna Nicholson came up from town.
Wednesday evening.
Miss TheIma and Arthur Torger-
sol called at Lindberg's last Sunday.
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Chris Noun 81 Carbury was 4 Bot
tfnnal1 visitor Yesterday.

Chris Noun 81 Carbury .was I BOT
~tineau visitor yesterday.
Geo. Warmer was . Minot visitor
Monday and Tuesday. !.
j. r. Brennan of Antler was b Bot
|~tineau visitor yesterday.
Many times Tanlac has done wha,
worth your trial. -gurdson's Phar.
macy.
Miss Hattie Hanson returned Sat.
urday from Towner where She has
been teaching.
Sven Mortenson and son Sigurd and
r. Scheflo Of Landa were Bottineau
visitors yesterday.
John y. johnson and brother Anton
of Starbuck township were. Bottineau
visitors yesterday. s.
Harry, Hubbard, Walter and Haldo1
Thompson of starbuck township were
Bottineau visitors Ford day.
Mrs. y. N. Blades arrived Friday
evening from Los Angeles, Cal, at
which place she has spent the winter.
Lost-A tan wool polo coat, ten
miles southwest Of Bottineau. Finder
please notify Miss Meta Teska, ,Kra-
mer, N. p. % 2tp
Think Of it! In a few years the
fame Of Tanlac has gone round the
world. The reason is merit alone. Sig
urdson's Pharmacy.
Messrs. T. D. ,Acheson, W. T. Smith
R. R. Smith, and Fl. J. Hanson attend
ed the doings Of The Sons of Norway
at Newburg Tuesday. >=F =
Don't wait until your horse is stol-
en- before locking the barn door. Pro
tect your health now by taking Tan
lac. 'sigurdson's Pharmacy.
{ The Board of Administration, COM
posed of Messrs. Talcott, Cahill and
MUTT, arrived last evening to look
over matters pertaining to the For
estry-Normal. e.>
DIR. and Mrs. VIM. E. Howe and
son Jacob Of Grand Rapids, Mich, ar
rived Monday night via car, to spend
q week visiting at the C. R. Gleason
home. DR.. Rowe is an uncle of Mrs.
Gleason's.
Wanted:-Men or women to take
orders for genuine guaranteed hosiery
for men, women and children. Elimin-
ates darning. $40 a week full time,
$1.OO an hour spare time. Experience
unnecessary. international Stocking
Mills, Norristown, Pa. If
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1linlaI Nrtna

Advsrtisi4e Locals Az Cash-How
To fississs 81 xMords make one line,
twelve words two lines Ute. Should
the locals make seven, eight 81 nine
words II IS figured q twosline notes,
The charge II 10 cents per line BAL
issue and remittance must accompany
the order. Il
Pathe feature Sunshine Har~
bors' at the Grand tonight.
3. ]. Dorr Of Souris was d visitor
between trains Thursday.
FOR sALE-1s1s Chevrolet. Call
At Home Auto Co. ZIP
FOR SALE-Early Ohio potatoes,
sT. n. Thoorstenson, Roth, n. p. 2tp
FOR sALE-1s1s Chevrolet tour
ing car. Price $4,000. Enquire at this
office. tf
Special attention given to wedding
and birthday cakes at the City Bak-
Try. tt
ror Saie-Good Early Ohio pota-
Toes, also Goider Mlllet.--S. Esterby,
NeWDurg y. Y. 3tp
GO 90 sALE-lsz Ford Coupe.
omple.e.y ss.nauied new tires. In
auile = Inns oI1lce. q
Brought to Cordelia Twn no,,nd
ward. Nav 81 ina follou,;rr harsa..
4 bavs. 5 sorrel ) orar i hla.s
Henry I,arshns. Ira 49, -
80
per hundred Hcr M;1lat 60 sn 80
100. Sacks furnished Samnles .an+ ~
reouest.-Wm M Martir Rot+;nss,,
N. b. =
The Annual Meeting Of the Botti-
neau County D~airyrnen's Association
will be held Tuesday June 18th at 2
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HoMEN TOWNSHIP

Miss Alta Bjornseth Of Minot came
up Friday to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J.. Bjornseth. Miss Bjornseth
came up with Fl. II. Hovda, and re-
turned to Minot Sunday.
Knut Torgerson visited at Belg's
Friday evening. '~@
A large number attended the Play
Day exercises and, a fine time was
had.
Leila Berg came home Friday IRON
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SHERMAN TOWNSHIP

A school meeting Was held ut the
school house last Thursday evening.
Mi. and Mrs. Ed Peterson and fam.
,ily spent, Wednesday, II the r. Peter
son home.
Clifford Peterson went to North
wood, N. Oak, last week where he
sis taking medical treatments. He is
somewhat improved az this writing. !.
Peterson and family spent Mon
day evening II The August Nelson
home
i. Ellis wssa business callsr : !
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The Strategic Moment

Citizen: eThat's my car The thief
is just fixing a blowout"
Policeman: "A1l right, I'll go over
and arrest him."
Citizen: "Sh-h-hi Wait till he gets
the tire pumped up.p-American Lee
gion Weekly.
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BRANDER TOWNSHIP

Chas. Brander was a business Wis
itor to Bottineau last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hanson and
Mrs. Croak were business visitors
across the line last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brander and
Mrs. w. A. McHaney and daughter
Miss Helen, attended the commence
ment exercises at the Forestry Norm
al at Bottineau.
The Baccalaureate sermon will be
delivered by Rev. Lewis Evans at the
st. Paul Church at $3.50 o'clock Sun
day June II. > .
Duncan Mclean and Mrs. Dan Nc
Lachlan YER business visitors at Bot
tineau last Saturday.
Miss Gladys Wyman closed a very
successful term of school in Liberty
district last Friday.
Miss Blanche Wyman is home hav-
ing completed her work as one of the
instructors in the Westhope schools.
We understand Miss Blanche has &C.
cepted the In position for another
year. .'
Keith Thompson, Sanders Watson,
Olaf Thomson left a few days ago for
the west where they expect to find
work.
Ernest Shaffer has again taken up
his duties in the Clerk of Courts of
flee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orpha Huber and 9th
er relatives were guests last Sunday
at a birthday dinner given in honor
of Mr.. Huber's father, it being his
.seventy-fourth birthday.
The Ladies Aid held their annual
meeting at the church Saturday after
noon. The following officers were
elected for the year.. Pres. Mrs. A. D.
Thompson; LIST Vice Pres. Mrs. Il. D.
Wyman, End Vice Pres. Mrs. B. c..
Phipps, Sec. Mrs. w. A. McHaney;
Treas. Ethel Shaffer.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Morrison
are in receipt of a commencement
program of the Ripley Memorial hos
pital at Minneapolis, announcing the
graduation of their daughter Eliza
beth from the trained nurses depart
ment, May 31st.
The second annual commencement
exercises will be held at the high
school Friday evening June Is. DR..
Beeler, President of the Minot Norm
al will be present. and deliver the
commencement address.
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~Legionnaires who have seen the
picture say: Don't miss flashes Of
Action-you will see yourself, per-
haps, OF , your son, your brother, or
your neighbor's son 60 owe the top"
Joe BaIun Of souris spent last week
visiting his friend Clifford Ander-
son. r..- r
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areasure Island tho Grans
Friday and Saturday gssssS
NJ. @. Farden Of Maxbass was !.
MXaxbass visitor Saturday.
Paul Erdman Of Roth was avisito,
g Bottineau Ford Day.
Il. Dorr Of souriis was ! Botti
|nea neal caller yesterday.
r (. Falkenstein returned Thurs
day from 4 business trip to Minot.
Pauline Henning Of Carbury spen,
Monday id Bottineau visiting friends
VIM. Hoffman Of Mohan brought !
load Of ball players TO Bottineau yes.
terday.
Professor Erickson Of the Omemes
schools was 4 Bottineaau caller Thurs.
day evening. .;
See Shirley Mason in the specia.
Treasure Island" at the Grand Fri.
day and Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Fuerhelm Of Overly at.
tended the Normal graduation exer.
cises Friday evening. ..4 i:
Mrs. Edith Amsbaugh went t,
Grand Forks Monday representing
the local Rebekah lodge at the State
meeting.
Miss Mildred Telander Of Chicago
is the guest of her uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Eckberg, this
week.
Now is the time to seed your tame
hay. We have a good supply Of Mil
let, Prose- and Sudan grass Seed
Bottineau Milling Co. tt
Rev. 1. D. McBain will conduct SER
vices at Souris both morning and eve
ming Sunday next. AT 1890 he will
preach at the Dewey church near Sou
ris.
Elma Brynjolfson and sisters En-
ma and Grace of Willow City were
in Bottineau Saturday evening. The
young ladies were guests of Miss Hill
Holmberg over Sunday.
IL you want to know what the war
was, see FLASHES Of Action"
the only real. war picture at the
Grand Monday and Tuesday June IL
and Is. Admission Soc and Csc.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Woodward left
morning, via car, for Bemid-
il, Mimi, and points in Wisconsin on
. fishing trip. They will be joined by
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Fl. Smith at Be-
The district meeting of Masonic
held in Bottineau Monday was
largely attended. Masons from all
in Bottineau county as well as
from across the line were in for the
meeting. ~ "$,@.'>
Dan White left Tuesday for Grand
to attend the State meeting Of
the I. o. O.. F. lodge. From Grand
he will go to Casselton to at
tend the annual convention of the
State Firemen. 49,. " t.~
Mrs. w. r. Mcintosh went to Grand
Monday to attend the Grand
Of the Rebekah's.x Mrs. McIn-
tosh is Past President Of the Assem-
bly,. From there she will gosto Marble,
for a short visit with her son
Clifford and family.
Thos. Hennessy went to ST.. Paul
Tuesday to bring back one of the
booze runners arrested last fall. The
bondsmen wished to cancel the obi
therefore making it necessary
the sheriff bring the, men to the
local jail.
Il About fifty. friends and relatives of
C. G. Fosberg gathered at his home
Sunday afternoon to help celebrate
Mr.: Fosberg's 68th birthday. It was
a complete surprise to Mr.. Fosberg
but he managed to get plenty to eat
for the big gathering and a very n
afternoon was spent.
The local lodges of oddfellows
and Rebekahs will join in a Memoir
ial Service for deceased members on
June II at 2:45 P. M. at the
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Bottineau Saturday.
a surprise party was rfven at the
August Nelson home June 3rd III hon
OF Of Eernest Nelson's fourteenth
birthday. The evening was spent in
playing games and q delicious lnnch
was served at the close of the eve-
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Schroeder and
family spent Sunday at the Jim Barn
hart home near Maxbass.
Mrs. Ray Young and children visit
ed at the A. w. Nelson home last Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Jensen and family
visited at the p. Peterson home Sum
day.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Clifford P. Myers and wife to Z. s..
Harkinson w. d. $1.OO Mex and
sen SO 1E9 rs @<t
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daughters were callers NJ the NeIs
Tossett home Saturday.
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Friday evening Mrs. ]. a. Johnson
entertained fourteen friends at q de-
hghtfnI dinner party, complimentary
10 Miss Mena Krogen, q bride of the
week. Mrs. johnson served q delicious
four course dinner. The tables were
decorated with tiny brides as place
cards, kewpies, individual bouquets,
as favors, and bride and groom
formed 4 pretty center piece for the
large table. Mrs. johnson presented
Miss Krogen with beautiful bon~
quiet Of roses and other flowers. AN
tel. dinner the evening WAS spent ia
making tea towels for me bride
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AT the Masonic meeting Monday,
the Assembly was called to order, af-
ter which some degree work was OK
emplified. A lecture On Equality Of
Opportunity was then delivered nv
Grand Secretary wv. u. StockweIl and
was later illustrated sby . couple Of
films. AT s O'Clock the local Eastern
Star Chapter served q delicious sup
per and in the eveening . miscellan-
eous program of music. speeches, etc,
was given. About 165 Masons attend
ed the meeting.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-12-07

ard Brown, Matilda Louie. Ed.
win Hamilton, Leona Worthen,
Hazel Tenant, Ralph Gustin,
Fannie Stremler, Mildred Brown,
Donald Brown.
A family dinner was enjoye
Thursday st the L. A. Marchant
home. Covers were laid for Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Marchant, MIR.
and Mrs. Lloyd Mcfarland an
little sor Gene, and the host AMI
hostess with their son and daugt-
ter, Ronald and Helen.
One of the largest family gath
erings of the Thanksgiving sea-
son was the dinner given by Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Nymeyer. Covers
were laid for Mrs. Mary Bur-
graft, John, Hugo, Albert. Arie,
Bert, Marion and Sadie Bur-
graft. Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Bur-
graft of Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Hoekstra, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
Dyksterhuis and children Helen
Johnnie and Marie, besides the
Nymeyers and children. At sup
per they entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Emery Tenant, Mr.. Rufus
Bills and Myrtle, Laura, Hazel,
VERNE and Louise Tenant.