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ma decididsmente, porqus entendia que
Ell nismo satisfacia las aspiraciones ge
rerales del pals, q. ese proyecto, de
eonvertirse en- Ley, podia muy bien con
side1arse y aceptarse como una solucion
defnitiva de nuestro status por cuanto
EN- 6l Sc respetaba y mantenia nuestra
personalidad 6tnica, Sc ponia el gobier-
no local en- nuestras manos Y Sc garan-
tizaban ante Ell mundo nucstros dere-
chos por medic de la ciudadania la
bandera americanas
FL Sr. Coil y Cuchi, sin embargo,
nos ofrecio hacer manifestations mas
amplias cuando hsya estudiado leido
con mas calma el a,neritado proyecto.
Elcgio, asinlisrno, la carta del represen
tante Campbell, de la cual diio que era
una garantia de la buena fe cl inte-
res personal que en- favor de nuestra
suerte SO habia tornado ell ilustre con
gresista americana.
Respecto a sus actuaciones e., Euro
pa nos dijo cue hablarfa lrego con
mas calma va que era mucho 10 que
tenia que decir y nos manifesto que
e. cablegrama publicado hace dias en-
Ell cual sc informaba del proyecto de
Association entire los pUeblos latinos, del
Conde de Ronanones, explicaria 10 que
habia de eierto en- clio, va que 6l to-
moaparta en- la conferenci6n de! progra-
ma de tan trascendental plan politico.
Finalmente el sr. Coll Cuchi hizo
declaraczores en- ell sentido de que una
vez enterado LA labor realizada por
la Comision unionista en- defensa de
los derechos ael partido del pals,
ante las autoridages Gle Washington. te-
nian todo su enfoso Unconditional.
Aun cuando ell Lcdo. Coll Cuchi,
no hizo afrnaciones categ6ricas en- min
gin sentido, podemos asegurar que ad
yer imos en- el que viene embargado de
de un franco optimismo respecto al fu-
turo politice de la isla.
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HABRA NO HABRA DERECHO VVIR UNA VIDA DECENTE
Y HONRADA EN- ESTA ISLA?

Sc dice que los grandes Capaes INTERESTS cREADOS,
LOS ENGRElDOS DE SEMPRE Industa de Pastas para
Sopa Sc han CONFABULADO para decarar GUERRA DES
TRUR los pequehos ndustriaIes.
EQUAL ES Ell OBJETO?
Simpenene destrur las pequenas indusas, aqueas que
son UN GRAN OBSTACULO para la AMBClON DESMEDDA de
agnos pretencosos para 0EDARSE SOLOS EN- Ell NEGoco
ga los Vidros rotos
LA PEQUENA ANTILLA
EstabIecda hace va agunos Puea de TERRA Puerto
Rico ha SDO SERA Reguadora del Mecado de Pastas
para Sopa PESE QUIEN PESE.
FL detasta Provisiones as ell PGbco consumidor
ESTA CONVENCDO cue nngna otra de Pastas fabr
cada la sa puede copetr cadad la de LA PEOuE
MA ANTLLA cuano preco tengano presente, he
competido COMPETIREMOS CON CUALQUIERA.
Sc dice que GUERRA que tienen decarada
decera mas, MEDADOS DE ESTE MES, pero LA PEQUENA
ANA esta preparada hacer fente al ataque de cua
quier COMBINACION
"LA PEQUENA ANTILLA" desaparecera FUE, ES CON-
TNUARA sendo REGULADORA del mercado de PASTAS PA
RA SOPA esta lsla.
Senor Detaista exa Amacen copra,
ia para Sopas marca LA PEQUENA ANTLLA poteier
manera BOLSILLO proteera al PUBLCO CONSUMDOR
sumnstrandole LO MEJOR por guaI dnero.
SONORA DE LA CASA, Duena de HoteIes, Restaurants
Pubico Consudor, exjan epleados las
tendas al detail Pasta 'LA PEQUENA ANTLLA, excu
sVamente.
Para facidad Detaistas RINCoN, ANAS
co, SAN GERMAN, MARICAO, LAS MARIAS, HORMIGUEROS
SABANA GRANDE nnuy pronto abemos UN DEPOSlLO en- la
Cudad de MAYAGUEZ donde sepre tendemos exstencas
icientes, de nuestra PASTA.
iSe quedaran SOLOS EN- Ell MERCADO? mos destruran?
LO VEREMoS por nuestr parte queda AcEPTADo FL RETo
LA PEQUENA ANTILLA
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-Javier- Alfonso Riera fueron, ademas, los
fundadores de las firmas Alfonso y
Baragano", "Riera y Alfonso" v Alon-
so Riera y co..
Ell pals donde es niuy notoria la fall
ia de industries, debe estar de enhora-
buena con la constitution a que aludi-
mos, porque sera otra nueva fuente de
prcgreso, que ha de proporcionarle re-
sultados fecundos. Muy pronto adqui-
rira esa Corporation eli desenvolvimiento
a que aspira, y clio ha de proporcionar
mucho bien a Puerto Rico, no solo por
los capitales que pondra en- movimiento
esa entidad mercantil, tsino tambien
por los hombres de actividad energia
que la constituyen.
Nos completeness en- augurar exec
lentes negocios "Combate Tobacco
Corporation llamada ser, repeti-
mos, una poderosa entidad, verdadero
orgullo del pals.
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Otra gran corpora
Ci6n tabaCaIeTa aCd-
ba de COnStituirSe

FL % de diciembre ultimo lie fue expe-
dido ell certifcado de su constitution
la "Combate Tobacco Corporation"
poderoso ORGANISING industrial que, for
mado por valiosos elementos, ACADIA de
constituirse en- la Isla.
Directories Y principales accionistas
de el, son los siguientes conocidos hom.
bres de negocios:
Don Enrique Alfonso Riera, con 30
amos. de experiencia en- el negocio de
tabaco en- la isla de Cuba, en- Nueva
York y en- Puerto Rico, donde ha con-
quistado envidiable reputation conner
cial; don Javier Alfonso Riera, con II
amos de experiencia y un record in
superable, que reconoce todo ell mundo
en- Puerto Rico las mas prestigiosas
frmas del exterior que estan relacicna-
das con ell negocio; don Filiberto Con
zalez, con treinta amos de experiencia,
en- los cuales ha obtenido exitos no su-
perados por ningun otro industrial en-
el pals; den C. w. Boom, con 25 amos
de experiencia un nombre de presti-
gios indiscutibles; y don Jose Suarez,
don Santiago y don Arsenic Leon, con Is
amos de eXperiencia cada uno, que les
han dado brillantes ejecutorias entire
los hombres de negocios.
He aqui los directcres gerentes de la
Corporation, que esta namada a ser una
de las mas importantes del pals: Presi-
dente don Javier Alfonso Riera; vice,
don Feliberto Gonzalez; tesorero. don
Arsenic Leon; sub-tesorero, don Victor
AIcnso; secretario, don Pedro Puma.
sub-secretario, don Rodrigo Leon.
"combate Tobacco Corporation" ha
sido Incorporate con quinientos mil do
lares, de los cuales tiene va realizados
mas de Glen mil d6lares. La realizaci6n
de acciones Sc cierra ell mes de MARIO.
anualmente, y las personals que desearen
consegu1r acciones, deben .adGuirirlas
pagarlas, cada afio, antes del referi-
do mes. La mencionada Corporation Sc
dedica Ia compra venta, refacci6n
de tabaco en- rama; aInacenistas, cose-
cheros, fabricantes de cigarros, con of1ci
ma principal en- San Juan, Puerto Rico,
Tetuan catorce, frente al ''Royal Bank
of Canada, y sucursales en- Ponce Ma
yagiiez, v ofcinas en- Nueva York, San
tiago de los Caballeros (RepIblica domi-
nicana), y en- Espafa, en- oviedo Gale
del Peso ndmero once
"Combate Tobacco Corporation no
es ninguna entidad dcsconocida en- el
mundo de los negocios, pues no ha ma
rcido ahora en- la esfera mercantiI. Els
ell producto de los numerosos anos de
experiencia que tienen sus principales
funcionadores, Quienes disfrutan, vol
vemos decir, de muy s6lidos presti-
gios. Los senores don Enrique don
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Hoy sGTa pIOCIama-
do en- Wash. GI tex
to del tTatadO naval
GABLE INGLEs)

WASHINGTON, enero b. Mana
ma microbes (hoy) sera dado a como
Ger Ell texto complete del tratado ma
val en- la session plenaria de. la Con-
ferencia del Desarme.
Por la tarde Sc tratar$ la cuestioh
del Extreme Oriente.
La comisi6n de los ounce Ia acor-
dado que no seran construidas fortifi-
caciones nj en- las Islas Aleutianas per
tenecientes los Estados Unidos nj EN-
el Archipelago de las Kuriles pertene-
ciente al Jap6n.
N. de Ri Las Islas Aleutianas
describen entire Ell Kamchatka la pc
ninsula de Alaska un arco de circulo
que une casi ell Asia y la America. Sc
paran Ell mar de Behring del grande
Oc6ano estan divididas en- lnuchos
grupos. Ell archipelago de las Kuriles
esta en- Asia, al S. o. del cabo Lopatka,
comprende 26 islas volvanicas suje-
tas a frecuentes terremotos Ia mayor
parte desiertas
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IMP PORTANTE CoNFERENCIA CE-
LEBRADA ENTIRE PoINCARE
Y HARVEY

PARIS, enero 31.-En los circulos po-
liticos Sc concede gran importancia a la
reciente conferencia celebrada entire ell
presidente del Gabinete sefior Poincare
y el embajador de los Estados Unidos
en- Inglaterra, Mr.. Harvey. La Confe-
rencia verso acerca de la politica que
han de seguir en- la pr6xima Conferen-
cia de Geneva, los Gobiernos do Ingla-
terra Y Francia.
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rio ell su edicion de aver, habiendo-
nos encontrado con Ell vice -prcsidente
de la Camara, accidertalmente, lie pre-
guntamos acerca de Ia veracidad del
rCmor nos contest6 10 siguiente:
'Yo nunca ls he prestado. arencion
a 10 Que dice ''El TEMPO. Para mi
es como 81 no eHstiera. Afortunada-
mente ell pals conoce muy bjen todos
los peri6dicos que circular en- Ia isla y
yo Sc que tiene formada opinion de ca
Ga uno. Me consuela saber ciencia
cierta cual es la que tiene del 6rgano
del Partido Republican,.
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Ell CARDINAL MERCER SIGUE
ENFERMo EN- MILAN

MILAN, enero 31.-El Cardenal Mer-
cier, quien uego esta ciudad en- viaje
para Roma, con ell prop6sito de acudir
al Conclave Sc ha visto obligado sus-
pender su viaje con motive de un inten-
so ataque de infnenza que lie tiene pos
trado en- CANA.
De acuerdo con ell informe facultati-
vo, hoy Sc ha iniciado una leve mejoria
en- su enfermedad
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per-
mite entraT los de-
IegadOS mOscOvitas
GABLE FRANcEs)

BRUSELAS, enero 31.-El Departa-
mento de Estado ha promulgado una or
den prohibiendo la entrada en- terrific
rio belga de los delegados rusos que
vienen a la reunion de la Comisi6n de
la Alianza International Cooperative,
que empezara a celebrarse mafana.
La Pohcia y algunas tropas de caba-
lleria, destacadas en- la frontera, son las
encargadas de poner en- practica la re-
quisitoria gubernamental
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"'Respecto al. srceso ocurrido con
Todd, fu6 una question puramente per
scnal, ,el hecho de que el, sabiendo
Gsto tar bien como 70, tratara de exal-
tar los animos populares dandole la
question otro aspecto que no era Ell que
tenla, me hace yer claramente que yo
hice bien tratandolo como 10 hice.
ST hubiera tenido de el mejor concepto,
hubiera entonces procedido en- la for
ma correcta que Sc acostumbra en- es-
tos casos.'
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EsTAN BIEN

La esposa del senior Domingo Miriam
da Delgado, quien di6 luz un nino y
fue asistida por Ell notable cirujano,
doctor I.sandro Lopez de la Rosa. Sc
.encuentra va en- perfecso estado de sa-
lud 10 mismo que el nifio Ello, debido
la asistencia prestada por el refe-
rido doctor. NEestra enhorabuena.
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HoNRAs FUNEBRES PoR
Ell DEsCANso DEL PAPA

PARIS, enero 3O.--se ha celebrado
una misa solemne en- la Cathedral de NO
tre Dame por ell descanso del Papa Be-
nedicto XIV. AL acto religioso acudie-
ron ell presiaente Millerand, ell sefior
Poincare y los presidentes de la Camara
y ell Senado Raul Peret y Leon Bour-
geois.
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ROMA, enero 81 En- los momentos
en- que SO nevaba a cabo en- Ia Basilica
de San Pedro, una solemne Misa de
Requiem por ell sufragio del alma de
s. S. ell Papa Benedictoxv, reciente-
mente fallecido, un miembro del corO
Pontifcial perdi6 la raz6n y empez6 a
dar estridentes gritos de iAbajo ell
Papa!, tratando al mismo tempo de
ocupar ell sitio dol Cardenal vannutelli.
La guardia del Vaticano intervino in
mediatamente apoderandose del de-
monte.
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Ell AsUNTo DEL LcDo. 1AsTRA

Con motive de haber circulado ell
rumor respecto a que el Lcdo. Lastra
Charriez iba entablar una acci6n ju-
dicial contra Gel Tempo por las
manifestaciones que hiciera este dia-
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GENOVA

ROMA, enero 81 FL Gobierno Sc
encuentra ocupado ultimando los pre-
parativos para la celebration de la
Ccnferencia que ha de llevarse efec
to dentro de POGO on Geneva.
Sc asegura que a ella asistira Leni-
ne, jefe del GobiernO Ruso, > Sc hos
pedar$ con treinta individuos de su
servidumbre en- Ell Hotel Germano.
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SE EsTAN HACIENDA PREPARA-
TIvoS PARA LA CONFERENCIA
QUE HA DE CELEBRARsE EN-
GENOVA
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.B|''OWESAlO ; ONT. NOTES

Bowesmont, N. b, juno 1s.-Fred
Thomson IS now, spending his Vaca-
ton with his parents here. II.
Mf. and Mrs. A. T. isEverson and
family and Mrs. VIM. Franklin auto
ed to Grafton last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. McClintock and
dAushter, Miss Ernestine La Roach
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred vesler and
daughter were Grafton callers on
Friday. II
Mrs. L MONT of Emerson lis Look
Ing, after her farming interests here.
s Miss Doris Thomson is now home
spending her summer vacation.
A number from here attended the
Farm Bureau picnic which was held
in the Memorial park last Monday.
+, w. j. Irwin and Misses Maude Ir-
win and Ethel Cryderman returned
home last Monday afternoon after
spendins-a fewf days visiting with
friends at Osnabrock and Langdon. b.
"A large number, from here attend.
ed the spicnici at Pembina on Tuea-
day. Everyone report that they had
Ia very. enjoyable afternoon, .
The picnic. saipperxg ~ the
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held an the assembly room. Tue a
evening. June s. Following III
program: Plano solo, Miss ] JohnsosSi
invocation Mr.. Austin address,
Four Square Man. Nj Taylor ii d s
Grand Forks; song BY the eighthss 4 &
grade !: SOLO Mrs. Brink: svalediceOf$Ss
Ronald Weed. Those receiving
eighth grade diplomas were: StsIinfs nfss
$Atcheson, Mabel Thody, Edith isannss
Charley Ross, Warren unit d iiile@.. (.
Valentine. Carson Valentine. JameBs
Pruitt. Ronald Weed, ,3 Aleta Ackland.a IN
Lottie Borgan. Jean Ross and Vedas
Cayers Were, awarded high school E
diplomas The scholarship prizes ms
the high school were won by Marye
ekeaveny and Wesley Jefiery, in the
eighth grade by Ronald Weed, and ia 4
the seventh grade, Lucille Porter.
MIR. and Mrs. A. B. Miller left last
Wednesday for Minneapolis wheres
they will spend a part Of their holi-S
days. sfy a,55i Sss$g
Mrs. Fred Bell entertained {thss
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid last Wednes-ss,..
were present. Arrangements weres
made for an ice cream. social when
was held Saturday, juno ~. Mrs.
Black and Mrs. Valentine assisted the
hostess in serving.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. A. Weed and fam
lily drove to Wa1halla last Wednesday,.
The. NJ. E. Ladies' Aid met with
Mrs Chas. Lawson on Thursday att
ernoon. A large crowd attended. The
collection amounted to $50. Mrs. Ed.s
Prior assisted. ii
Briggs. sJean Ross and Willis King
drove to Winnineg last Thursday and ];
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CRARY NOTES

NJ Crsry, N. D.. June 1s.-Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Walker have as guests at
their home the three children OF Mr..
Walkers brother and sister-in Jaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Walker of Antler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Olin of Grand
Forks .motored here last week to visit
at the home Of Mrs. F. w. Southam
and at the: farm home of Mrs. Onn's
brother, John Crary.
Rev. Wulfsberg of Michigan had
services 1T the Lutheran church IN
Crary Sunday, morning.
Miss $Rebecca Calderwood and Mrs.
ICoe recently entertained at dinner
rparty at the J. G. Coo farm in honor
Of the thirtieth, wedding anniversary
aof their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
tCalderwood.f ae
u II honor Of the ninth birthday Of
her daughter Lorraine, Mrs. A L.
l:Ahlbrecht entertained group of lit
tie boys and girls last Monday after
noon. g.
r The Misses Pearl, Sophronia and
Rhoda Burtness returned Tuesday to
their home here, after having spent
lpth6, past school year. at Grand Forks
where Miss Pearl Burtness is Il stu
dent at the university. ~
7 Rev. c. M. Christiansena OF the
Crary CONVERSATIONAL church deliver
ed the address Of the evening at the
annual memorial service of the
knights OF Pythias given in the X. of
F., hall at Doypn Sunday evening.
June 1O.,l ls2 so =
n Mrs. Kate Ryan, went to the! uni
Sersity Tuesday to begin a six weeks
summer school course.
@ Charles Oakley ndsA. II. Else went
TO 4Casselton last week as delegates
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Miss Pearl Forslof left for Mime
apolis on Sunday evening, June, II to
attend a Postmaster's convention.
Miss Forslof will also visit at Belle
Plaine, Mimi, at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Edward Peterson. and
she will spend n few days in Fargo
on her way home.
An event of interest here was a
double wedding which took place
Wednesday morning. June IA. at 3
o'clock in Sacred Heart church. Rev.
Father Churchill reading the nuptial
mass. The brides were the daughters
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. LIE Due of
| Doyon, the Misses Lcona and Loretta
LIE Due, and they were married to
Edward j. Mullen and John Ma
honey. respectively. Mr.. Mullen. and
Mr.. Mahoney are first cousins. The
brides wore white satin gowns with
wells and carried shower bouquets of
brides roses and llies1 s1of-the-valley
| The two couples left by motor for
Alexandria, where they will visit rela-
tives, later going on to Minneapolis
to remain for few days. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mahoney will reside at their
farm. near Tolna and Mr.. and Mrs
| Mullen at their farm south of Crary
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MOHALL NOTES

Mohall, N. D., June fe.-J. w.
Aewis and family left for their farm
invest of Mohau the latter part OF last
&sWeek. 54,S.s .sxa
R The home baseball team crossed
E6ats with the Bottineau nine here
Bunday afternoon, June IL winning
nth two runs to the good. .y
9 9g Mrs. Glen Smith will give q, fare-
&syell party Wednesday afternoon at
8Aer home in honor%of Irn1a Copeland
Tho will leave. shortly for her home
Glenburn, N. d. ,&i t'8'
sgs Miss Sylvia Barcus is home after
eaching term OF school In school
$0. 3, STAFFORD township, Renville
1unty. She and her sister, sEula. ex-
laFUSct to attend the normal at Minot
Which will open for the summer term.
lne 10. .&3<
sSssg Miss Berk, who has been attending
sHshe Lutheran college at Grand Forks
kha past winter, came home Saturday
June 9, to spend her vaca-
N don with relatives here.
aJohn Peck and Martin Nelson
A AacAme in from Glenburn last Monday
sbe done this summer.
SssBst,Mr. .ssBst,Mr. Macenany of the Sherwood
3sAFmers' and Merchants bank was
business visitor here. June S..
ssssMr ssM and Mrs. G. w. Baker left for
sNGinnea polls Wednesday for few
days. visit. The Piper Howe interests
III Jyiifs be looked after bv E. j., Gala
han during the absence OF MI. Baker.
Mise Jessie Paris, sophomore in
fohall high school, left Wedn esday
as S5fNohf for her new home at Blackjack,
4nn. NJ, Il
SIarold Larson, a senior, ,.of the Uni
4feity of North Dakota arrived home
a nrday evening. June ., to tpend
lmmer with his parents.
'ssSssS y and Mrs. S. Hilliard and George
lssts sg autoed to, Bismarck and Man
une s. The former took in the
lsbone seonTen:isn ut Man,dan
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HANNAH NOTES

Hannah. N. D., June 1s.-Mr. and
Mrs. Jarvis Jinkling and daughter
Lorraine Elizabeth of Morden. Man.,
drove down last week and were guests
of Mrs. McTavish. On Monday they
went to Osnabrock to visit Mrs. Geo.
McGauvern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gossert of
Clyde spent two days last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. C. 3. Mcmillan.
The baccalaureate service for the
eighth grade and high. school was
held in the NJ. E. church Sunday eve
ming. June 4. The address was given
by Rev. Keeling and Rev. Maddox
assisted with the service. Special
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a firkmen's convention.

to firkmen's convention.
>E G. Lawrence Swenson returned last
Monday evening, from minneapolis
where he went to get his new Ford
coupe.
Mr.. and Mes. If. S. Kirk are visit
Ing friends at Fargo this week.
A picnic in which the Farm Bu.
reau organizations of Crary, Doyor
and Bartlett participated. was held
Saturday at Kinks Grove. A. very
large crowd was present.
j. p. Foster, John Hagen and L
D. Stevens spent.a few days recent
~ at Wood Lake at the cottage be-
longing, to r. r. and IL. D. Stevens
The party was joined later by Mr.. anc
Mrs. F. RI Stevens and Mrs. j. P
Foster.' ~
Mrs: Clyde Kelly and three Of he1
children motored here Monday from
their honse at Mohail to spend weel
with relatives.
La Vern Christensen and Esthe,
Chamberlain entertained number Q
little girls at-'a costume lawn part.
last Tuesday evening in complimen
to Mary Ellen Mcleod and Rhod;
and Cophronia Burtness who hav
/ recently returned from school.
NAA. anu MrS. Z. Il. wright OIL war
wick visited in town last Tuesday.
| M. J. Mullen of Beardsley, Mimi
is visiting at the home Of his father
John Mullen.
W. R. whitcomb went to wahpe
ton last Tuesday to, attend the G. A
r. convention.
| Mrs. Julia Orchard, has as guest
at her home her daughter and son
in-law, Mr., and Mrs. Ray Engen o
To'na.
H: s. Pond. secretary of the Bank
ers' association of this district an,
i, Ernest E, Anderson went to .Mino
last Wednesday evening to attend tn
convention,
The Congregational Ladies' All
served lunch last Thursday at tn
Odessa Stock farm where Mr.. j. s
!, Kirk was having a sale Of shorthor
stock.
Mrs. L. J. Nicholson is visiting he
parents. Rev. and Mrs. f. NJ. Broe
of Grand Forks.
/ Mrs. J. A. Lee and children, Ralp
and Lucille. are visiting Mrs Lee
brothers and mother at Parshall.
| Ed. Drager of Snok omish. Wash
tbs tRe-guest of@his daughter, Mrs. W
E. Ctonroy. l@ ~ :,
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music was given by male quartette.
On Sunday Mrs. McTavish. Mr.. and
AIRS. Crum and children drove to
l.anEdon and were the guests of DR.
Sylvester.
n. j.. Brink was in Langdon be-
tween trains one day last week..
The high school presented its play
And Home Came Ted" to a large
audience in Wales last Monday eve,
The first four grades of the locaI
scnools and their teachers enjoyed a
picnic. at Hillcrest Farm recent,
while the next four grades held their
picnic at Dicksons grove.
/. Chas. Tattle and I'D. w Hannah
drove down 'to Mazda last Tuesday
evening.
Commencement exercises for the
eighth grade and high school were
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-19

ladies OF the Presbyterian church last
Thursday was very well attended. and
also the ball game in the evening.
The game was between Drayton and
Bowesmont teams. Drayton won.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster and family
motored to Langdon on Friday and
spent few days in Pcmbina visiting
friends. /.
Harold G. Long Of lDrayton was a
Bowesmont caller the first Of last
week,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Wood Of j Gillette
were callers here last Tuesday eve
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Northwestern Nelus.

while the latter attended the state
electricians conyention at Bismarck,
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Dr.. ]. Fftzmaurice attended the
state medical ~ convention held at
jamestown June /, and 2..@@5 III
Mrs. Ethel Tuttle, living near Ant.
Ter, had the smtsfortune to fall Sun
day evening OF last week breaking
both bones in her,rieht leg just below
"A daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Jane.
Lorenzen, while attempting to crank
the year fell and dislocated her. left
elbow. .t.6.
The. city fathers have been ibusy-the
past week grading; and sraveling the
streets. s,. .sgs5lS
y good rain fell here Thursday and
the crops look good.
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The Missouri herald., 1922-12-08
Bed Room Furniture

The arrivals in bedroom suites will delight YOU
here you will find the smartes duotone mahogany and
walnut combinations in bow end bed and poster designs
The most elegant qualities will surprise you,
peciay when you learn the low prices at which
offering them. tt