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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
SEATTLE DAY
NURSERY ASSOCIATION

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Seattle Day Nursery Associa.
ton win be held at the main nurs.
cry. aO2 Broadway, Thursday, octo.
Der 20, at 1870 O'clock.
Mrs. q. a. G, Rochester and Mrs
j.. c. Gilman will be the hostesscs
for the afternoon. with Mrs, David
Gilmore pouring at tho tea hour.
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TIE CALEInlL

The Calcldh will meet Tuesday,
October II, at o'clock, with Mrs.
w. II. Martin, 30 Hawthorn Court,
On Wednesday afternoon. October
rs, at 3 until o'clock, Tho Caleldh
VIII entertain with tea at tho
home Of Mrs. David II. Fryer
Mrs. J. w. Edmunds, president
OF tho club, will receive with Mrs,
Fryer, assisted by Mira. II. S. syl.
vcstcr, Mira H. Richter, Mrs. i. l..
McReynolds Mrs ] r. Forbes, Mrs.
c. H. Carney and Mrs. IS, =. Irranls,
Mrs. irving Pratt win hnyo charge
of the dining room with Miss Laura
frnntz, MIss Edith Lnubschcr and
Miss Violet McGrew assisting,
Mrs. John Wallace, Mrs. Charles
o. Hclfncr, Mrs G. z. ltafauyer and
Mrs w u, Martin win preside al
The tea table, and lmogen Pratt
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LITERARY AND TRAVEL CLUB

The Literary and Travel Club will
meet Monday, October &c, at 2 o'clock
at the home Of Mrs. +. NJ. Carroll,
TIT nth ave. N. Customs. Man
nors and Home Life of the French"
will be the topic OF a paper by Mrs.
Mcleod
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AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP
DEPARTMENT.

Tho American Citizenship Depart.
mont Of the Seattle Federation OF
Women's Clubs will be the first Of
tho eight departments TO have charge
Of n program at tho monthly meeting
Of the Federation to DO held Monday
at tho clubhouse.
Major Edwin Stanton Gin will
speak on citizenship and the Constl.
tuition" Major CHI, an overseas
world war veteran, Is ono of the
founders Of the American Legion and
n member of the United Spanish
American War Veterans. lie Ia high
ly endorsed by the Seattle Chamber
Of Commerce.
Mrs Percy H. Ridgwoy, who has
charge Of the Italian center, will
speak on "Mistokca We Have Made IN
Americnnizatlon Work" giving the
practical, working aide OF the subject
from her intimate experience among
tho foreign-born.
Mrs, Elizabeth w Harris, head Of
tho womnn's police division will dis
cuss THE Womnn's Division and Its
Needs"
The American citizenship Depart.
mont under. Mrs. ], II, Little, works
IN conjunction with tho AmcrIcuniza,
ton Bureau. with headquarters IN the
Henry building, It Ia divided into
three groups. Clylcs, under the lead
crship Of Mrs. Carl scbrand; com
munity work in charge OF Mru, A. u,
Lyon, and AmericanIzatlon, under
the personal direction OF the general
chairman, Mrs j II, Little.
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ROssLAND p.T. A.

Tho RoHland PIT, A. will hold its
monthly meeting Saturday evening
October 81. nj o'clock, in its. club,
rooms, at 522 Seneca st, Good mu.
sic and dancing.
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CARD PARTY

The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Broth
crhood OF Locomotive Engineers will
give n card party Wednesday, DC.
tober 2S, at o'clock, In tho Nj. IL. u.
A. hall, l023ia First ave.
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Bridne Luncheon

Mrs. Victor Elfcndahl will enter.
tain with bridge luncheon on Tues.
day afternoon at The Olympic.
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WEST SEATTLE CHAPTER.

West Seattle Chapter. No. lOG. o.
r. s.. will have a business meeting
Monday evening. October 90. in Ma.
sonic Temple, 2G42ta California ave.
Following the meeting the chapter
will entertain with n Halloween
party. Members are requested TO APP
pear In costume.
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WILLING WORKERS. CLUB

Wiling Workers Club OF McKin-
Icy Circle, Ladies VI thotG, A. H.,
VIII meet Monday October 20, at
noon With Mrs Minnie Brown, 1703
18th nyo. S. Take car No, IL,
woMEN's COMMERCIAL CLUB
Tho Womena Commercial club
viii have special gct-togethcr
meeting In MADAME Hayes Shop,
Denny building, on Monday oyc.
ming October 26th, at 500 o'clock.
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and Elizabeth Iaubscher will re.
ccive tho cards at tho door.
The musical program win consist
OF a group OF songs by Miss Lucia
Fryer and piano numbers by Miss
IncE Tulmc.
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WISCONSIN,
GOLl1EMRDD CI.1tl

Tho Wisconsin Goldenrod Club
VIII meet In tho Masonic clIbrooms,
Arcade building, on Wednesday, DC.
tober 49, Box luncheon at 1890
O'Clock.
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ceiye tho cards at tho door.
The musical program will consist
OF group OF songs by Miss Lucia
Fryer and piano numbers by Miss
lncE Tulmc
HALLOWEEN PARTY
Ladies' Social CLUB OF Electrical
Workers VIII have Halloween
party on Friday evening october
30, at s o'clock. at 1899 Third ave.
FORTSoN -THYGEsEN
AUXILIARY
Fortson Thygeson Auxiliary. L.
$, w. ", will hold it's annual ia.
aaar all day Thursday, October ep.
in Veterans hall, armory.
CARD PARTY
Seattle Chapter No. Is, O. l.. s..
viii give n card party SATURDAY..
evening, October "a, at S o'clock.
at Wings cafeteria.
CLUBS AND DEPARTMENTS
TO MEET
Tho clubs ana departments OF the
Seattle Federation of Women, 3
Clubs will meet next week as fol-
lows;
MONDAY
Seattle Federation of Womon's
Clubs at Federated clubhouse. Ey.
ccutive board at 10 o'clock: regular
meeting at 1850 in charge Of Mrs
w. u. Barnhnrt. president. Afrs
y. $. Goodwin will speak on 'sTho
Financial Side OF the New club
house"
TUESDAY
Home economies department Of
The Coteric Club, o'clock nj homo
OF Mrs ]. u. pugsloy, 57iS 25th
ave. N. IL.
clionian Club, . o'clock al Fed
Grated clubhouse, 1.-TWO Views ot
Small Town and City Lifc.n Mrs
G. X. Jennings, chairman; a. 1Inr.
uln and Son brand Whltloclo. by
NlS' w. " jennings; Faint Per.
TUNE tzona Gole) by Mrs. J. G.
Redward, A. *, Merriat win sInr
Bon Morcho Woman's cluh din.
nor at Bon Mnrche at $3.50 ocloel,
Followed by business meeting. plnns
Tor raising money during the win.
ter will bc discussed.
Current Events department of tho
seattle Womnn's Club 1g.a0
o'clock at homo OF Mrs. ]. q IN.
kerr l4S u. 66th st. Roll call. cur.
rent ovshtsi paper Miss Maud Me.
Cough, allied Natlons Debts" fol,
lowed by general discussion
Literary Interpretation DEPART.
ment of tho Seattle Womcn'a Chh
1880 o'clock at homo OF Mira !
g. Baker iiS " 66th st. "Nlcm.
orles and Friends "a, G. ucnson,,
reviewed BY Miss Maud Mcciough
Wednesday Ladies' Grotto Club. s
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WOmen's Clubs
PLYMOUTH GIRLS CLUn

FLl MOUTH GIKLS' CLUE
Rev C. s, Mock. ot Trinity Par.
ish. will be- the after dinner speaker
Of Plymouth Girls club. Monday,
october goth.
Miss Ruby Gilman win sing n
group Of sonEA Mrs Frederick
Park will review "pcpy'g DIARY" In
the Book Review Glass and Mr.
J. D. Ross, OF the City Light &
Power Company win speak 10 the
Know Your City Class
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INFORMAL pANcING pARrY


Tho Seattle chapter of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee x St Paul Rail-
way Women's Club will hold an in
formal dancing party at the Mount
Baker Park Slubhouse, 2Sll Mount
Rainier drive, Saturday evening.
October 81 1T will be in tho ma
ture Of a Halloween affair, and the
committee, of which Mrs. O. O.
Mercer is chairman, is promising
some special features for the eve
ming.
Patrons and patronesses for the
affair are Mr.. and Mrs. II, Il. Earl
ing, Mr. and Mrs. II. j. Middleton,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Bradshaw, Mr..
and Mrs, t. n, Hicks and Mr. and
Mrs Frederick NJ. Dudley.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY

LADY LIONS. CLUE
The Lady Lions' club win hold It's
regular meeting and luncheon at the
Womcn's University Club on Mon
day. October 90, ut 1890.
RAINIER CAMP BAZAAR
Rainier Camp 1879 will hold
bazaar on Monday afternoon and
evening. October 20. A dinner win
be served from five 10 7:30 o'clock.
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By Lillian Keen lie BalliSter
Telephone MA in-0600
Assistant Laura Emory
Sunset Club WW Enjoy Piano Recital; No
Host Groups at Halloween Dinner Dance

A Twu-PIANo recital will feature
n the opening ~ tho musical sea-
son al the sunset club ON Wednesday
afternoon, October IS. az ; o'clock
with the program presented by Airs
Robert Manning Palmer and Mrs
Harvey W. Salmon.
Mrs. Frederick Bentley and Mrs
Lawrence Boyle VIII be tho hostcsscs
The program viii be as follows.
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woMAN,s cENruRY 80

WoMAN's CENTURY CLUB
Departments OF the woman's
Century Club will meet next week
at the new clubhouse as follows:
Monday, October 25. the French
department in the library at 10
O'clock
Tuesday, October 81. tho par
liamcntary procedure department
in the board room at o'clock
This is tho initial meeting this
year and those intending 10 ami
iatc themselves with this depart
ment are urged TO attend
Wednesday, October rs. the
chorus win meet at 10 o'clock in
the dining room for rehearsal under
the direction OF Annafrcddie Car
stems Gilkcr Mrs. Rachel strickIe-
man, accompanies.
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woMAN's KEEwAYptN CLUB

The woman's Kccwaydln Club OF
Mercer Island will have their
monthly bridge luncheon Thursday.
October goth, at the Clubhouse Roa-
noke.
Mira II. Bingaman. Jr.. Mrs. n.
]. Bingaman, Mrs J. 8. Woollcy.
Mrs. T. ]. Cummings aud Mra. II.
r. Lynn will be hostesscg.
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AUXILIARY RAINIER
NOBLE POST

Regular meeting OF American
Legion Auxiliary. Rainier Noble Post.
No, l. will be held Monday evening,
October 20, at O'Clock in the Legion
club rooms, 500 Third ave.
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'Andauts Cantshus con sieuaailesnss,
from Fttth SYMPHONY op %
Transcribed by AIRS ralmcri
.-......- .,..rs. rscbiHkopsky
'Yalss DIES Ficurs from 'thv Nat
Cracker suite, or ~ traus-
serihed BY MrA Palmer -...t..t
,,......,..,,...,.... TssAisSowsky
Cards just received from the sun
sst Club announce very interesting
list OF events for the month Of No
vembcr.
The programs open on Wednesday
afternoon. November I. at o'clock,
with Professor Kenneth c Cole %
The University Of Washington speak
ing on oxford. Champion ~ Lost
causes" Mrs, John W Eddy and
Mrs Anna Mllburu win be the host,
esses.
Wednesday, the 18th, az 1890
o'clock. there will be The usual meet
ing 10 connection with luncheon
The Black and White ball Tor mem
bers and three guests is scheduled
Tor "Wednesday evening. November
IS, at . O'Clock Tho hostcsseS viii
10 Mrs. Frederic Strive and Mrs
Harry Whitney Treat
A Joint recital by Francesca LouSo.
pianist. and George Rogoyoy cclilst.
assisted by Nadj Rossctti. soprano.
with Aryille Belstad az tho piano, has
reen arranged for Wednesday after
noon, November %. at s o'clock.
Mrs. A. s. Kerry and Mrs, Josiah
Collins Will be the hostesEcs
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HAIIowEEN PATTY

ladies' Social Club Of Ialectrlcal
Workers win have Halloween
party on Friday evening October
30, at $ o'clock. at 1899 Third ave.
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LIBERTY CAMP r. N. 4.

Liberty Camp r. N. a. wiz have
a card party Wednesday. october
rs, at i.3O o'clock. Mt NJ. w. A.
hail, 1924 Third ave.
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GIRL RESERVES
ACTIVITIES

At a meeting Of the West seattle
High School Girl Reserves, at the
home OF Mrs. a. Andrus, October FL
II was decided to launch n member.
ship drive. Tho club was divided
into two groups, with Marguerite
Berry and Ruth George as captains.
Miss Alienc Pierce, Girl Reserve sec
rotary. discussed plans for the de-
velopmcnt OF the club. { Margaret
Andrus was chosen rs publicity di-
rector. The girls win hold their
next meeting at tho Y. w. c. Ar
Oct. 80, gathering for lunch in the
cafeteria, following which will be
the annual election of officers,
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AUXILIARY ST. LUKEs
HOSPITAL

The Womens Auxiliary 10 81,
Lukes Hospital win meet Monday.
October 90, at ? o'clock. at tho home
or Mrs. a, II. Kidd, 1909 woodlawn
ave.
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Organization OF n Ballard High
School Girl Reserve unit was per.
footed ut a meeting ut tho home
of Nadine Olney, October 20, The
following officers were elected; Con-
sucllo Houts, president; Nadine Oh
ney, vico presid3ut; Edna Anderson,
secretary; ElisabAih Horton, treas.
urer; Vivian Beach, program; Ruth
Anderson, service; Corrlno Norton,
social; Violet Gross, ring committee;
Catherine Harrison, publicliTA
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The Cascade Grade School Gin
Reserves are carrying on in 4 Nv
FOR new members. Miss 40
Shelton. their club adviser, meet
with the girls every Thursday afteI
noon, at the Cascade school. TIL
girls arc now working hard 70
their first chevrons.
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The Dakota group. composed Of
grade school girls from various
schools, was recently, organized at
the Y. w, c. A. and will meet every
Saturday morning. at IL o'clock,
The following officers were elected:
Verona Chivers, president; Monta-
grace Hollowell, vice president;
Dorothea Lowe, secretary; Louise
Flammant, treasurer.
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The Phyllis Wheatley group, com.
posed Of colored grade school girls,
meets every Monday afternoon, at
the Phyllis Wheatley Branch Of the
Y. w. c, A. The girls have decided
to take gymnastics every other Sat.
urday in the Y w c, A. gymna.
stun.
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CARD PARTY

Seattle Chapter No. Is, O. l.. S.
viii give a card party Saturda,
evening, October -, at S o'clock
at Wings cafeteria.
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FoRTsoN -THYGEsEN
AUXILIARY

Fortson. Thygeson Auxiliary. L.
$, W. V. will hold it's annual ha.
zaar all day Thursday, October 20.
in Veterans hall, armory.
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Robert Farrell Meets
Death in Ore. Timber

Arlie Foor, commander of the To-
cal American Legion post, received
a message from the American Leg
ion at Portland, Ore, telling of the
accidental death of Robert (Bob)
Farrell, formerly of Circle, while
working in the timber near there,
Monday, June 20.
Bob" Farrell was an overseas
veteran and was wounded in action.
Before entering the service he liv-
ed in McCone county, where at the
time of his death he owned a home
stead neal Vida. He was employ
ed for a number of years by B. N.
Stoney at the Redwater Hardware
store.
Mr.. Foor went to Circle and in
formed the county commissioners
of the tragedy, who authorized the
Portland post of the American Leg
ionic take charge Of the funeral and
submit the expenses to McCone
county.
The deceased had no living rela-
in the United States so far as
is known, and up to date no will
has been found. The disposition of
property here will probably be
left to McCone county authorities.
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RURAL CORRESPONDENCE
From Our Rural Patrons

to Wolf Point Tuesday, still haul
ing wheat to make room for the
new crop.
Some of the Volt Community
spent Sunday at Lustre where they
attended the Children's day exel
cises.
The J. D. Goosen family attend
ed Sunday school at Benrud.
The parents of D. H. Unrau came
from Minnesota to visit for a short
time.
NJ. A. Schwan erected a new wind
mill on his farm northeast of Volt.
The P. A. Gortz family were the
guests at the c.. Bartel home Sun
day.
Richard Jacobson is spending a
few days in North Dakota visiting.
Delbert Trimble left for North
Dakota via Scobey where he took
in part of the 4th of July celebra-
ton.
Mr.. Fachner is busy boring a new
we'll on the Peter A. Fast farm.
Mrs. Ewert who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. A. P. Wiens,
left for her home at Mountain Lake,
Minnesota.
A large number from Volt cele-
brated the Fourth in Scobey, a few
also went to Poplar.
Jake Deck and family of Wolf
Point were guests at the Matt Each
ner home Sunday.
J. D. Goosen received word from
his wife stating that her father pass
ID away. Mrs. Goosen is expected
nome this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Heir
ticks on June 25th, a baby girl.
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(Too late for last week.

k1OO AdLG IOL 4aoh NNOhy
Mrs. George Beck and little daugh-
tiers, Alice and Dorothy, left about
a week ago for North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hubbard and
family returned last week from their
visit in Iowa and Minnesota. They
report a fine trip.
The H. E. Seminars family, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Knapp and the Whit
muses. enjoyed an outing in the
western chad lands" the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Wiers and
son, Walter, motored to Wolf Point
Saturday. M. Wiers is consulting,
medical authorities there.
Len Nutter and Louis Doyle were
guests at the Buxton home the
Fourth.
LaVerne Wilson had the misfor-
tune to get his face badly disfig-
ured and one Of his thumbs thrown
out Of joint last week while out
horseback riding. But no serious
injuries are reported and LaVerne
is able to ride horseback again.
The trustees of District No. 81
are ready to receive bids for painting
the Wier School House.
Slim Daley is reported to be seri-
ously i'll. I,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Seminars and
family had as their guests Sunday
the Sam and Owen Funk families,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Williams and
son, Percy and Jess Carr.
tt seems that this vicinity is the
"drv spot' as all the good rains
have been missing us lately, and we
did not receive nearly as much rain
here on Circus day as fell in Wolf
Point. The hot weather Of the past
week has done considerable damage
to the grain. Later a good rain fell
Sunday night which caused us to re
joice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Knapp are leav-
ing this week for their home at
Waterloo. Iowa. After a visit with
Mrs. Knapp's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. E. Seminars. We understand
that Miss Hazel Seminars will &C
company them home.
Harry Thornburg has been herd
ing cattle for B. H. Wilson.
Ralph Seminars spent Tuesday
night and Wednesday with Louis
Kimmel.
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MONTANA COMPARES WELL

j. L. Fugelsbo returned a few
days ago from a trip to Minnesota
and South Dakota, including a vi
sit to his brother at Garretson, S.
Da. On the return trip he drove
a truck home and had a good OPP
%portunity to inspect the crops of
North and South Dakota. He says
he found them not extra good in
some places and that he did not see
any small grain that averaged up
with that in the Wolf Point vicin-
ity. He says that the rain has
been lacking and some of the sec
lions he passed thru. Since return
ing he has been assisting Charles
Stille harvesting alfalfa.
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C~LOUDBURST WASHES
OUT YACKEY Home
NARROWLY ESCAPES
WHEN CLOUDBURST CAUSES
SUDDEN RISE OF CREEK

The home of Charles w. Yackey
on Mcclure Greek in the Weldon
community, narrowly missed de-
struction, and the family by heroic
struggles saved their lives when a
wall of water about 20 feet high
came roaring down Mcclure Creek
shortly after the terrific cloudburst
of Sunday, June %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yackey and their
little baby were in the house enjoy
ing the evening by lamplight when
Mr.. Yackey sensed that the house
was moving. He helped Mrs. Yack-
ey and the baby to the door and
the three of them plunged, up to
their necks, into the muddy, swiftly
moving water and started for high
ground. After a terrible struggle,
and fear for the safety of the baby
they gained safety and sought re
fuge for the night at the home of a
neighbor.
The house was lost sight of dur
ing the excitement, but later in the
evening, Mr.. Yackey said he observ-
ed what he thought to be a reflec-
ton in one Of the windows. 1t la
ter developed that it was the lamp
which was left burning on a table
when the family deserted the house.
The house floated downstream half a
mile, and lodged where the small
creek flows into the main artery.
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Clark left for
Aberdeen, S. Oak. where they will
locate for the present. Their leav-
ing will cause Len Nutter to have
his hands full looking after both
farm and store.
Mrs. Earl Ervine returned on
Tuesday from Galen where she has
been for the last year receiving med
ical treatments. We are all so glad
that she is able to be with her
family again.
Miss Eva Thornburg is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
T%hornburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Liddle and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Johnson spent a very n
joyable day at the Fred Jaksbaug
home Sunday.
Very few from this neighbor-
hood missed taking in the Stampede
at Wolf Point. All report enjoying
it very much in spite of the ter
heat.
Everyone is stlu looking Tor that
much needed rain. Small grains
are about passed help but it would
do wonders for corn and grass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Bates and
little Betty visited at Buxtons on
Lewis Thornburg is working for
H. Johnson.
Mrs. H. B. Bloomquist was on
The sick list the first part of the
week.
Olaf Tweten assisted Martin Mel
son brand cattle Sunday.
Mrs. Len Nutter returned from
Wisconsin Saturday where she has
)een visiting her relatives.
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home.
Mr.. Scott and Harry Stebbins
are in Richey today looking after
several car loads of cattle which
they are shipping.
B. NJ. Woodruff called Sunday at
the George Verstegen home.
The Dyes and Miss Iva Nefzger
spent Sunday evening in the Flo
Verstegen home.
The hot winds have done much
damage to the crops in this vici-
nifty.
John Fredrickson and son were in
Vida Tuesday from the Sand Creek
community.
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Last Monday C. H. Gorley's barn
and graineries burned to the ground
which was a great loss to Mr.. Cor
ley. 1t is thought that Algie, the
small son, lighted a match at the
barn.
Gene and Douglas Krebsbach
spent Tuesday with Maude Femrel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wagin-
nice are enjoying a visit with Mr..
Waginnice's sisters from Grants
berg, Wisconsin.
Harry Kirkpatrick is home again
after spending a year in Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Nefzger came
up from the farm and spent the
weekend in Vida.
Mrs. DeWane spent one day last
week at the P. Schillinger home.
Joe Schillinger and wife visited
over Sunday with relatives in Wolf
Point.
The baseball game here Sunday
with Circle was not finished on ac-
count of rain. The score 4 to 5,
in favor of Circle.
The c. E. and C. H. Nefzger fam
lilies called Sunday at the E. W.
Dye home.
Durfey's called Sunday at the
Clair Kelley home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Clark who
have been visiting in Ohio returnef
home a few days ago.
Miss Beulah Torrison who has
been assisting in the Clark home
Mrs. Clark's absence is at
home again in the Ben Torrison