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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03

"ila. ha' Iio. ho! he cried.
Hens ~ssggg have some fun
SO now sou know where he was
while Johnny Sweep aud tho Twins
were hunting Tor hun
Well the fiat place he came 20
was q grocery store.
a Wcmdn was Just going iu with
a market basket on her arm,
And what did Sn|lrhrr snatch 80
hut glyc Hula run and jump and
land In tho basket
So when she went into tho Ffoc.
cry store. the goblin went IN. too'
Il was pretty smart OF him. Tor
there wasn't any fireplace hy which
ne could enter aud bwluglus doors
frightened him most 10 death
when the woman put her market
basket down. tho goblin Jumped
out. aud nobody Mw him Il6 bid
behind the craekcgtarel and
planned what he was going O. DO
20 have some fIn. /, didn't tak0
him long
AliHttl NJ lAhlruuA.fI nAt4 lNr
women. how much ls flour a
faekTf
Three doilarE fai3 Mister Win.
klrroufcr. the grocer
The lleos said tho woman THE
align says Two Tor &c.
Mister Winklehouucr looked hard.
why. 30 Il docar he declared "nut
there's been n mistake That's or
the apples They're two Tor five
cents"
why. no IL Isn't s1il the won.
an. The aisn on the apples naya
free. Take home all sou want %
"But that's the siEn of the adycr.
tzementH. said Mister Wrinkle.
houssr scratching bis head Il can't
understand it,
Behind his barrel SuitcheF snatch
laughed and laughed
10 lie Continued
fe5pyriFht. 1884. *. D. a RerFirt lrrl
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LETTER FROM WALTER BURKE
TO RUTH BURKE

DO sou realize. Ruthir. never
knew until this morning there Vas
anyone In all this world that could
b. as swoc, and alI.satisfyins as
your
! knew IN the long axe. dear that
you were the oue woman that could
DO all in all 20 inc. OF all tho love
letters Of history, none was ever 70
sweet as the one you wrote me
Aren't you a little ashamed Of
yourself. dear. that sou have Kept
me dangling ike Mahometa coffin
between heaven and earth so long,
when We might have been married
and happy all these monthsf
have been l0nelier. Ruth. my
darling. since have been IN New
York. and perhaps that Is the reason
why / have remembered all that
long time wasted,
l am starting for Albany this al
tsruoon. and aliho I want you to
stay with Leslie as long as sho win
need you. please. dearest. remember
that I need you more than anyone
else in the world. and govern your
stay accordingly.
/ wouldn't worry too much over
resIie's affairs. They'll right them
selves or they viii mol. worrying
won't change them one way or the
other. Everything passes, YOU know
and II leaves you glad or sorry. 80
what is the uso Of being sorry be-
forehand II there Is a chance thai
YOU might DO sorry after. Sorrow
comes fast enough without reaching
for Il.
Ruth, please do NOT make mo out
n saint or even a near.saint. no
man Is a saint. Try and get TINS
into Leslie's mind. Make her under
stand that We arc all moro or less
moor sticks. and all tarred with the
same brush.
This is the great trouble with all
husbands and wives. Each IS apt TO
think that tho other is an angel or
devil. Neither sccms to have any
idea that tho other might be q hu'
man being. think that Is because
humanity. unless it ia idcalized, Is
not at all romantic.
Karl and I wero talking abou
Jack Just before he left. and Kari
said "Jack Prescott Is Il great big
red .biooded. normal man, with q
normal mans big faults and 1T.
Tile meannesses. He has n normal
mans ability TO rise TO great heights
and. alas, he has tho misfortune
TO be able TO drop down to earth
| with O thud.
"Hc is like all the rest Of u.s.
Walter. lie wants to have his run
and let someone else pay the piper.
He tries to make his suffering. IT
suffering comes TO him at the call
Of temptation or curiosity. vicarious.
He is selfish. egotistical, proud oil
his physical strength and careless
OF his moral weakness.
But for all that. admire him.
Walter. for / know. unlike him, ]
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sun RON. I went in. and saw
Douglas Raynor on the roor. a &c.
yolve- Al bis side. I picked II up
y Involuntary act. for which ] have
70 cefiniic explanation. and az that
ncnent. Miss Turner snapped on the
KITS
I'D you see Mrs. Raynor In tho
nang Recolleot, yea arc on oath
saw her az the west doorway"
Ginning In or going ou;T'
,As I was 30 amazed a, tho sight
tAr. Rzynor. and a little blinded h.
ne sudden light, oanno, positively
iasFer your question. But TO the
st q uay knowledge and belief she
vas coming In"
The quiet tones. tbs straightfor
rri air did more TO carry conviction
tan emphasis could have done. Nan
boxed at him gratefully. and OrTy
. showed relief at the words.
You think she was going out. Miss
Igrr.rF
Z know she was. said the nurse.
Il saw her even before saw Mr..
RaynOr and 1 can swear she was
fastening out OF the room"
Mrs. Raynor. do you care 70 tosti-
ay
-yo-rd rather not, said Nan. in
aVOsee 50 low as TO be almost inaudi-
".
Eva Turner said nothing. but the
irittnphant look on her face told OF
Asr conviction OF Mans guilt.
Z haven't spoken yet Kent said,
eeiiberately. Il suppose ! have q
nsh, 10 be heard. Slr. Dobbinsg'
Certainly wish you would re-
cunt what you saw when you ap.
pared on the scene
7 came in at the south door. orry
h.gau. and l found the scene much
Is you have all described IL. Douglas
hy on the floor. Finley stood neal
hin, revolver in hand; Miss Turner
fls al the north door. or Just inside
(, aud Miss Matte was close to her
Ra' as / came IN at tho south door
~ sister was Just entering the west
socr. She was not going out. she was
not fleeing or running away. she
vas coming in--I saw her-hsr face
hsTor-s,ricken with surprise ant
fright"
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Gargle Throat
With Aspirin
Clip This if Subject to Sore
Throat or TonSiIitiS

Prepare a harmless and effective
gargle by dissolving two Bayer Tab
let's OF Aspirin in four tablespoon.
fuls OF water Gargle throat thor.
ough~, Repeat in two hours II nee
essary.
BE sure you use only the senuin
Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin. marked
with the Baycr Cross, which can BE-
had In tin boxes OF twelve tablets
for few cents.-Adyeriise
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| BABY TROUBLED
| WITH P|MPLES |
WAS FretfuI and Cried at
Night. Cuticura Heals.

My baby three months old
was troubled with q breaking on,
Of red blotehes and pimples on her
neck and stomach. The pimples
were small and red and n fes Of
them fes,ered. Her clothing Nri-
sased the affected parts. and she
was lreiful and cried nights.
~ tried different remedies with
out benefit. My mother recon-
mended Cuticura Soap and oint-
ment so | sent for free sample.
Il helped her 80 purchased more,
and after using one cake OF Cu,ieurs
Soap and about n box OF Cutieura
Oin,men, she was healed. u Signed
Mrs. Adam Holeman, 246 So. Ivy
ST., Medfofd, Ore.
Give Cuticura Soap, Ointment
and Taleum the care OF your skin.
Scat zss. oln,n.u, D ard &c. T,ieun sSs; Sod
sveryrh,rs sarnpls each fr-s address
.cu,is,r. i.ssrssorf.,. Dept d, N,ls.s. it,n'
- Cuteurs Shaving Stick 75e.
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step and provided the stat. depart
ment win refuse passports 10 a.r
American bunco atesrem WITH a po.
lice record II they ever got out herr
theyII DO ono o. t,go things educate
these petty larceny thieyes or bank
rupt them and ruin our trade.
With love 20 FlorriG md my grand
son and the best TO yourself. I am.
my dear Matthew.
Faithfully y0un.
CAPPY-
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Ike | owe my life
TO IL. For three
years ! was sick
and was treated
by physicians, but
they didn't seem
to help me any.
Then / took Lydia
T.. Pinkham Veg
etable Compound
and got strong
enough 10 do my
homework, where
before ] was hard
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must have the most meticulous 81.
forts on tho part OF YOU all 10 speak
the truth. Let US take this point Of
Mrs. Raynor's position when Miss
Turner put tho lights on. Miss Tur-
ncr. can you swear that Mrs. Rnynor
vas leaving the room?"
"Ycs-oh, yes"
was she frightcncd.looking2"
"Yos. indeed she wns"'
"Al.-how did you observe this
when her back was toward you? How
do you know that she did not wear
nm expression OF triumph"
Continued In Our Next Issue
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u
route "a little missionary work lu tho
way ot working up some freight iH
raw rubber aud the goosy stuff the
natives collect iu the luurIcs there
I about ana Eail % our chewing gum
manufacturer
} ! made the trip pay. Ia AZ the
price Of considerable llwbUne %
lng the enemy propaganda that rub.
Der shipped in our ships has tend
rney 90 mold. owing 90 lack OF vcufr
latlon Ia ths holds
4 luBsmuch as wr possess most
perfect system of ventilation. ! have
offered the rubber planters here a
cent "a pound above tis market price
Tor 40 moIdy rubber cosnlng out Of
Blue star ships
i ThIH win probably result boa the
early shipment " an tho moIdy rub
Der on hand iu The Malay peninsula.
ESQ / have instructed our agents ln
Singapore and Penang 10 examine
The next fcW eorEors very closely
and receipt ror them iu bad order n
thUy are molly
I III we should get stuck with
some. pay the bin smilinEly TO
the cOnsignec and give him a
bonus to report the shipment
nonmaldy. This viii merely b.
the price for killing OFF the
propaganda, 30 We viii grin and
bear u.
ono OF the things ] have d.se0v-
cred out hcre b. that we Americans
Iurc very short on patience. The orr.
cut II long on H. Down IN SuChow.
ono day. when ! went FOR walk
thru tho city. "a Chinese youth tried
20 sfll mo the services of donkey
about rs large as an English setter
dog refused 10 ;rsdc. 20 bo fol-
lowed mo patiently for two miles,
Finally ! got Lost in a labyrinth
o. stiRhng alleys with no gas masks
handy ana the young scouudrel had
me AZ his mercy / was an tuckercd
out and bad 20 ride his donkey, and
Doc made me pay before b. would
lead me back 10 the railroad station.
The bezsarh have harrasscd me
| considerably They spot me for a
good thing nj sight, and follow me,
moaning doloTously, Until ! give up
la aelf.drfcnse
They know what short stock OF
I patience NO Americans have and
they suspect us Of "a long bankroil
ana that very prevalent form n de
msutn Americana known as Ecner-
ufity
With the increase OF tourist
travel ! look TO the begging in
dusiry la All Oriental countries 10
. supcr,sde the motion picture in
dusiry ~ the fifih largest indus
Try la the world
didn't get any real ewlndle put
over on me. however. until I reached
Ceylon. Tho publicity department Of
1.-THE Oriental swiudlca arid Liars
union has sold the world the fable
that IN Colombo. island of Ceylon.
E1pphlIea arc az cheap 10 paving
blocks. A. a consequences. lust before
] left homo. dozen women friends
Of mine and florrnooH begged me 20
buy them couple Of good ropphlres
and thcy would reimburse mo when
I reached home.
Well Two bought the sapphires,
Matt, but III never be reimbursed
because L I charged those women
what sinRalcsc icwti msr-er-t
with a slightly Hebrlic cnst OF coun.
truaucc charged me, Turs
me IN the betting with the jewel
merchant
They charge Reasonable price
per carat. judged by Occidental
standards. but hops 10 tell you,
I Matt that those horsethicNcs can
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get more carats into a stone
than I need.
The npphirrs I bought are as bil
as the lens on "a buIIseye lantern and
since acquiring Thorn, "a fieud Iu ia
man form, tg-Wit an American npl
d1y. informs mo that when thny arr
cut down. instsad OF having four Oi
nyn nice sIpph.rrs where one grew
before, I'm be- 10 luck II ! have % half
dccer sapphire lcft
made a horrible nick iu ms letter
OF credit 90 buy q yellow Slam dig
mond and u turns out 10 be Einf
topaz.
while ! was returning 20 the FhII
iH "a ricksha "a vest pocket edition OF
Eeizsbub cold me a paper ie said
% wus q san Francisco paper II
was-part Of one-tbr part contain
inE tho classified dds
when told him he was an infer
nal young ncoundreL he thanked me
politely and ran away 90 sen another
American sucker the real estate Sec
tion Of the New York Times.
This time he didn't make his get
away fast enough and as q result,
he received "a box on the ear that
made his head ring like a Chimes
gong Thercupon be wept and pro
tested that he was a Christian, which
reminds me o. a converted ChInamau
] met 10 Hongkong.
Now this oBap bad rca'iy reformed
Having accepted the Presbyterian
faith. he gave up fan tan and various
forms Of Bwindliug and IN the course
OF time became d pillar OF the local
Presbyterian parish Here he became
deeply interested IN the building OF a
new Y. NJ &. A. building for young
Chinese converts and took upon him
self the Job OF raising funds FOR Il.
He tackled a rich British Methodist
for a donation ana promised 10 be-
come a Methodist n the subscription
was forthcoming
He got 5000.
He worked the same game on a
Unitarian. o CongroFutionalisl and a
Baptist. They each SAW 20 IL tina,
he kept his promleG- and he did Wa
duly baptized in all three faiths. and
roligiousb turned In his subscription
Jess 10 per cent, which ig the lCgiti-
mate Chinese squeeze
When he refused 20 split this
squeeze with the treasurer Of the
building fund. also Chinese, The
later killed him with 4 clcaycr and
tho deceased was buried under the
auspices Of the Buddhist church.
While dishonesty. graf, and lies
have, In the Far East. reached the
realm OF pure art and every saddle
colorcd wretch one meets is an artist,
The fact remains, Matt. that they
work on a very small canvas.
They'll lie FOR nothing. just 10 keer
Ia practise. and they'll risk Sail for a
dime. but when Il comes 20 the realty
big stuff they arc In their infancy.
Being natural towards, they will
never develop into real financicrs
such as VIC are accustomed to looking
up TO with respect. for which reason.
believing tho white man to be a com.
pleto sucker by reason OF his native
honesty. not iufrequcutly they re.
ceive the shock OF their lives.
In Ceylon bought piece OF
carved ivory and when receiving my
change the fellow who sold II TO me
tried. in all innocence, TO slip me a
handful OF American cigar store Ger
tillcatcs! lie thought they were
money and when enlightened him
his howls and impreeations rent the
air.
we will get along very well in our
new Oriental trade IL We watch our
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SICK 3 YEARS
WITHOUT RELIEF
Finally Found Health by
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Columbia, S. c. Your medicine
has done me 30 much good that | feel
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| will not be careless about
my health.
| will never allow a cold to
wear oft wears away the
powers of resistance to dis
ease instead.
| will remember that a
neglected cold often leads to
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CAPPY KICKS
He Discusses Oriental Honesty
wriitsh ior The Star by Peter %. Kyne

ti<ttsr nots capgy lleha 20 bic
saHsiu -Iae, Cartai1 MALI foaalet.
ruppy is making tour ~ thg verdi
osttnsluiY f1F pleasure. but in rrail'f
10 check 90 GA ttu nsu round th'
world freight and passenger ssTfi,a
which Matt has saddied on % ihe
ulus STAR Navigation cor
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-02-20

Mrs w. H. Bessire. and littlo son
Bernard left Tuesday afternoon for
Medlclne Lake where they will spend
a lew days visiting at the home of
h tI sister, Mrs. G. E. Fulkerson and
other friends. oO-- anu
Mrs. John Lanter and children who
nave F,l;ee oeen visiting relatives and
IId i5 here since before Christmas
LETT Tuesday Tor their home in idaho
WIS e1Ls' Lan-er was Miss Clara Lee be-
jim Singleton was in from his farm
on the reservation Wednesday attend
ing GO some business matters.
w D,e"ey Gross received a telegram
kota stating that his aged grandfatber
died that morning. III q 'iiel
J. ); Courtney left Tuesday for
urea. rails where he will lly 1p two
cars OF blooded Herefords.
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0en vs. Medicine Lake men 100

men VS. Medicine Lake men 1929
Miss Anderson visited her naron+s
IN North Dakota during the week end
Pearl Peters substituted in tbe A cru -,
Jefmehate room on Monday
thursday February 18TH ON. have
VIII play Whitehall on orr foo,.
Don't forget the date. Don't force
TO come! s0O
Last Friday Miss Anderson's mn
pills invited the seventh and oiobtb
grades to a Valentine party. The
served a delicious lunch Of sand,
WIches, cake and cocoa.
We were greatly surprised when
three OF OR mothers, Mrs. Stout Mrs
Larson and Mrs. Horsley brought ne
Valentine party. We are ai1 veTv
grateful to them.
We flrts graders are making calen-
dars this week. 1t will help ms to
write numbers and to learn the davs
of the week. '' >
Our doll house will be very prettv
as soon as Bud, Rudy and Don fin.
lsn the carpenter work
The best news of all is that Gala
and LaVerne Fleischman came in On
the train today from Lake Preston
;. D., and will be back in school with
US tomorrow. Gale will be in the
third grade.
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THE COUNTY
AnteIope

7. VI. Madden of MinOt, North Da-
kota Superintendent for the Minot
Division of the st. Anthony & Dakota
Lumber Yards, was a visitor at the
/ local yard Thursday, February 18th.
A. II. Rasmussen and Gunder HO-
vet of the northeast country We're An
teIope shoppers the first OF the week
qIylng machinery and other repairs
preparatory for the spring work.
Rev. 3. NJ. Bickwell arrived from
St Paul on the Saturday morning
train and delivered two very interest
ing sermons on Sunday. Mr.. Bickwell
announced from the pulpit Sunday
morning that he is here to do all the
good he can for the people ofAntelope
and wishes every one to feel free to
call on him at any time He Will
preach Sunday February ~ at 1870
A. M. and 500 P. NJ. Welcome all.
The Antelope Basket Ball team
went down to defeat at Homestead on
friday evening with a score of is to
~. Cheer up boys this is only the
second game you have lost this sea-
son.
NJ. and Ms. Dewey Gross and Hiss
LdNIHIa GfoSS were passengers to- the
County Seat Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morck and children
returned home Saturday after a de-
lightful ten days vacation in the east
visiting relatives and friends. Mr..
Morck was in Minneapolis a short
time on the trip looking after some |
business interest S.
N. A Welie, of Mohall, was in town
few days the fore part of the week
ooking after his property interests
here. The Welle family plan to leave
Tor MelrOse, Minnesota this spring
Where they will make their futNre
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolphie Lobdell and
children were over Sunday guests at
he home of Mrs. Lobdells mother
Mrs. Olson who is spending the win
er In An elope to give her children
ne advantage Of the Antelope school
County agent Ostby was in Ante
ope Monday calling on a number Of
ne Local business men in the interests
[ his work. He will be down Sat1r-
5a1y evening and would like to meet
L who are interested in puttino on q
Quill ny show in Antelope this sprin0
meeting has been called for 700 at
lie Antelope Trading Co. Store. Come ;,
possible.
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COMERTOWN

Inc dance at COmertown last Sat
QIday night was a grand success. The
4 u was staged by Walt Carter and
ETC olson. All attending were oiven
a guess as to how many people WonI,I
re II the hall at IL p. M, the win
lieI % receive Rhode Island Red
roOsIer. The prize was won bv lack
omlth' his guess being 72, the nuno-
Der present being Il. This was one
o. a series of dances put on bv M
carter and Mr.. Olson which have
Deen very good Even Dad Croeeo
getS OcC and shakes leg.
MISS Dee Laverdure spent Sunday
ana u, monday at the Gibson ranch.
WoFd comes from Mrs. D. J. Nc
CaIl, Who is in Minneapolis that ber
molher died February 9th. Mrs Ind
wig visited here last August. comm
up by car with her son Joe and FAM
". one can hardly believe that the
1 NJ and Joe are both dead. When
MIS- MIS- LI.udWig and Joe arrived in Min
nleapoIls after the trip to Montana
C!ey We're taken to st. Marvs hos !
plCaI where later the young man died
anu y now Mrs. Ludwig has Joined him
nialiy people around Comertown and
Dooley have met the deceased ner-
sons and will be surprised to hear
81 thelr death in SO short time
Mrs Mccall and Mrs. Torgerson ar
,lVed IN time to see their mother he
ore she died. ''i0i "e-
IN homestead correspondent saws
prlng IS here. Well, maybe # &
l! . cant tell much difference in
inter- spring or summer, but II
gel4s little snappy at Co.mertown.
layDe we are further north.
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DOOLEY

henry Hunter returned Wednesda,
nom trip to the Twin Cities an,
/ Wisconsin. ''ii'
Nate LOucks enioved q visit f,o,,
his brother of Kermit n ~ NJ NJ
day and Tuesday.
L; Brocl1ley of Comertown was
DcG9ley visitor between trains Fri6av
several young folks of Doolev If.
tended the Valentine dance at A, Tor
gllmson's farm Saturday evening and
all report fine time. -'''
Jack Smith of Comertown ,,ieitod
between trains here Monday, =
M. Walsh and H. NJ. McIntv,,a of
Che South district were Doolev callers
Saturday. 10y 0''iisIS
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Schumacher were
visiting the Schloasser family Of
Weestby, the fore part of the week
l.. Schneider, the Burroughs Add
ing Machine Co. service renair nan
was a Dooley visitor last Friday non
MRS. Kobt. Brockley and children
were. We're visitors at the w. w. Scott home
Tuesday. NV '-'Oiiie
Clifford Dooley is spending few
days at the P. Schumacher home.
= large GROVE attended the partv
at Schultz's Sunday evening.
Last Friday the school children on
joyed a Valentine party.
MAUI Eaton drove to Plentvwood
asst Wednesday. i0-i'y " oOu
4 A. Smith, the Finch Van Slvck
-faVellng man, called on local trade
asst Saturday. ''i y s'oe
Last Friday, the married and sinolo
nen enjoyed a basket bali game -- ~
l% III men carrying off the honors
w, j; Bye returned from Ambrose
y - last week to get ready for The
pfing rush. Walt has been barrier
lg az Ambrose, N. D., since last faI
Inc cess children entertained at
aIlentlne party Saturday. "
NuS Oil, the Lindeke- Warner eaIoe- .
AN a. caIleq on local trade last Friday
, T. " Young, custom officer. visit .
1 at outlook between trains Mondav 1
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Epler ret11l,neS,i 1
from a business and nIaas- =
Re trip to Hannaford, N. d.. and 0 fbo +
win Cities. anu 'ile
Dr. Cooper returned Saturday from,
S z-.lL.'' N. D., where he had been
ceIVlng treatments for severe
use on his hand and arm.
- :. D. p. chandler drove to Plentywood
A; +. Loucks was a business calle, 9
I IehIyWood between trains Thurs -
M. and lIrs. H. NJ. YOUNG en+or- s.
NED mGa at cards Friday and Saturday z
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progressive whist party at the hall
Friday evening, the goth inst, and
extended a cordial invitation to every
one.
Mr.. and Mrs Harve Nichols enter
tanned a large number Of friends at
their home on Valentine Eve. Pro
gressive whist was played, Mrs. A. J.
Markuson winning ladies first prize,
while Mr.. Fraley won the gents. At
mid-nite q delicious 7unh was served
after which the young folks danced
till the wee small hours of the morn
ing.
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SOUTH REDSTONE..

9, Cora Risa visited at VIM. Ertner's
Mrs John Skie has been on tho
5J9lpe, Signe and Riborg Benson
P f5,,G 1ohn ! Skle attended the dance at
he 94ne Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. GEORGE Strinoe,. No..
to Wisconsin Saturday. p Pl7il M.
ana Art Kazeck have charge of fbo
ranch during their absence. II
o Iag GllI and family and Cscr~a
S GIN = spet Sunday at the Cal.
~ White and Cora Risa rotorad
en- : i't +ga ne Friday evening to at
NJ and Mrs. Zeb Carnean and Do
5ilfh attended Christian Swanso,' s.
.uEeral at Wanso. =" 'iisoA
FIed Lossing and Percy were Ped-I
tone callers Thursday.