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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-01-29
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hrs. Birdie Sturman returned Wed
nesday from Butte where she had
been visiting for some time.
Ray r. Porter was e Great Falls
business visitor one day this week.
Tony Faller showed "The Mailman
to a weIl-fillsd house Wednesday
nixht. It was a most worthwhile
picture. A delightful dance followed.
The pupils Of the intermediate room
gsvs Miss Lease q surprise party on
Wednesday, mixed nuts being the
missiles used in attack.
Mra. Grant and baby Of the Dyke
srs guests at the Rabichaud during
tie absence Of Mr.. Grant
On Wednesday four-year-old Lester
walker decided that the gentle in
eEines were too tame for his sled, so
he pulled IL to the top Of the hin from
where he could start on real slide.
He Slid, alright, but he slid under q
cutter standing just off Main street
and cut his tongue badly and bruised
and bumped his chin and the back Of
his head. Il was necessary for his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Art Walker, to
take the child to DIR. Jackman, who
took four stitches in the tongue. Les
ter still is quite painfully conscious Of
his trip, but Is doing nicely.
Mrs. Draper Of the Dyke spent the
latter part Of the week here with her
aunt, Mrs. Charles Ettien.
Dave Ledbetter, our deputy sheriff,
returned Friday from a trip to Bar
ksr and left again Saturday for Great
Falls.
Leonard Thornquist spent a few
days the latter part Of the week In
Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson and two
children have been visiting here this
week. returning to the Silver Dyke on
Sunday.
BAR. Wilson, who has been quite SER
ionsly III during the past month, left
for the Falls on Saturdays train,
hoping the change might help him.
A young man, whose home is in
Tennessee, was brought down from
the Dyke Sunday critically i'll with
pneumonia
Frank 0'Connor has been III the
past week.
Mrs. r. ]. Schoberg entertained in.
formally with cards and delicious
luuch Saturday evening. Her guests
were Mrs. L. Heath, Mrs. M. c..
Schwerdt and Miss Lease.
Friday evening q sleigh load Of
young folks went to the Big Seven,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Skero proved
naost delightful hosts. Dancing and
a delicious supper were the main fea-
surss Of the evenings enjoyment.
Tzoae present were Mrs. Leyson, Miss
I4ease, Mrs White. Clara Hanson, FL
lsn and Emma Amin, Carrie and
CEaddOck Leyson, Bernice and Beau
lord White. Ralph Bartle, Bob O'Con.
sor. Mr.. Barkell, and Mr.. and Mrs.
sksrO and two sons.
Albert Sleexo spent the week end
rita his parents st The Big Seven.
Craddock L.eyson spent Friday here
wikh his parents.
kr. Mitchell and Mr.. One Of the
xffuNv TkeSAa e.srvsk ..n....s.sg 49, -
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-01-29

Stockmen who desire to chang.
bulls would do we'll to advertise whai
they have to offer. The farmer whs
has an extra wagon. q grain drill, Of
q hog that he does not need can turn
It into money by a small amount Of
advertising. Often thirty cents spent
viii save the advertiser several dayu
Of wasted time and secure a fair
price for what otherwise would be q
total loss. Try our Classified Ads.
Mr.. and Mrs. NeIs A. Nelson have
returned from q visit Of several days
with Mrs. Ben Nelson in Great Fails.
W. C. Blomquist visited Frank
Sheldon this week and reports him ~
improving slowly but surely.
J. E. and ]. P. Healsy made trip
to Geyser yesterday on business con-
nected with their lumber yard at that
place.
The knights Of Pythias entertained
at cards and dancing Saturday even
ing. About IL tables were oceupied
by card players. W. C. BlOmquist won
belt buckle as the gents head prize.
while Mrs. D. Colgan was equally suc-
cessful among the ladies and carried
home q glass flower basket. A crowd
drifted in after the basketball game
and danced to harmonious jazz fur
nished by the Fife orchestra. Re
freshments were served
Fissures in the rock have interfered
with drilling at the Wayne well but
the bit is working, although not as
rapid progress is being made as hoped
for. The bit is at 800 feet. A new
drilIer is trying his hand and every
effort is being made to unseat the
jinx.
Saturday night basketball fans may
see two good games at the Auditori-
um. The first girls team Of the high
school will play the Power girls team.
The score at Power was 32 to Il,
showing that the girls can shoot bas-
kets. The boys second team will play
the Power first team. The score at
Power was IL to 8 so it may be seen
that the teams are well matched.
Tom Noble, Cal Sharrard, Nick
Browning and Gus Probst were among
those who took in the boxing pro-
gram Of the American Legion.
George Merkle was business Wis
itor to the county seat Wednesday.
Miss Edith johnson will leave on
Monday for Seattle and Tacoma
where she will visit her cousin, Mrs.
Henry, for a month. This is Edith's
annual vacation. Few people will rec
ognize Mrs. Henry as the former Ag-
mes Johnson. daughter of Mrs. Oscar |
johnson Of Belt Butte.
Misses Catherine Merlxle and Nellie
Klimas spent few hours in Ct. Falls
this week calling on old friends.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-01-29
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Sunday school at 1880 q. m.
Christian EndeavOr at $50 p. m.
Junior Endeavor in basement at
$3.50.
Preaching service and Communion
at 1870.
Prayer meeting Wednesday in the
basement at 7:SO.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-01-29
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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-01-29

James w. viktora. Kristina WIKI
fora, ]. e. KenkeL as Administrator
of the Estate Of Daniel j. Condor. de-
ceased, (nlso known as d. ]. Condon)
and Capital Trust g. Savings Bank, q
banking corporation, Defendants.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-01-29
sHERIFF's SALE ON DECREE OF
FORECLOSURE

In the District Court Of the Eighth
Judicial District Of the State Of Mon
tana, in and for the County Of Cas-
cade.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-23

hoz hasonl6 csak egy volt: a yo
ungstowni magyar nyomdaszoh
mulatsaga, melyet a Munkas Be
tegsegelyz6 o9-ik osztalyaval kar
olive rendeztek - regen lebon
tott Excelsior Hallban. Ezt a mu
latsagot meg ma is emlegeti min
denki, mint felejthetetlen mulat.
sagot.
A majus 12-iki mulatsagunkt6l
meg nagyobb siEert varunk, mivel
a bal ellen, jo kiprobalt rendez6l
allanak S, rengeteg meglepetest
tartogatnak szivesen megjelent
$ remelhetoleg hatalmas szamu =
yendegseregnek.
Muzsikalni fog "POKOL" hires
|zenekara Clevelandbol. Macy utan
jarassal birtuk csak szerzodtetni
de ere a mulatsagra - tekintve
Macy elfoglaltsagat megis ell
jon, hogy segedkezzen a Kor mu
latsaganak nagy siker6ben!
Kerjiik a magyarsagot, legyer
veliink ne elleniink.
Kerjiik, hogy jegyeiket valts;i.i
meg elore, hogy a rendezoseg a
meglepetesekct kello szamban ke-
szithesse el6.
Jegyek a kovetkez6 helyeken
;kaphat6k:
Ress Testvereknel, Eber patti
'kajaban, Engel fenykepesznal,
10th Istvan hentes iizleteben, Bar
TIA Sandor es Barta Peter grosze-
ri es hentes iizleteben, Palatinus
borbelynal, Friedman JOSEF iigy-
.vedi irodajaban, Vasu urnal (Ia-
mori bank), Kalenits borbelyf liz
leteben, Hiibsch drug store -jaban,
tPetruska penztarnoknal (Hamory
.bank), az ossztagsagtol vehet-
mex el6re jegyeket.
Pekarcsik Istvan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-23
KOZ0NsEG KOREB0L.
(Az alanti sorokert, annak iroja val
lal minden felelosseget.)

A Youngstown Magyar Ke-
reskedok es Iparosok K0re" azzal
keressel fordul youngstown
magyarsag ele, hogy holmi plety-
kakra ne hallgasson, amit rossz-
maju, kerekkot6 egyenek a leg
ut6bb kitalaltak. Tudniillik AIT,
hogy a majus 12-en megtartandb
mulatsagunkra, csak "urak Jo-
hetnek, frakban, klakban es lakk-
ban.
A Youngstown Iparosok S
Keresked6k K0re' mem kontra
egyesilet, Ihogy masoknak art
son. SGT ez az egyesiilet azert ala
kult, hogy az itteni Izletembere-
ket ges iparosokat egy csokorba
k0sse 0ssze S kellemes baratokka
tegye 6ket. Most, hogy meg alaku-
lofelben van, el0keriilnek a gan
csoskod6 ,kerekkotok sotet oduk-
Dol S alatomos, ragalmaz6 dolgo-
gat gbeszalnek errol az egyesdlet-
rol = hogy minden torekveseben
elgancsoljak.
A"Yopngstowni Kereskedok es
Iparosok sKore mex tagsaga ezen-
mel felksri Youngstown es kor-
nyeki magyarsagot, hogy majus
12-en jojjenek el "Kereskedok
es Iparosok'' BEMUTATKOZO
Observation-Disclosures, hgo g y
vegre, egyszer egy evben, jdl mu7
losanak. ,Ennek az egyesiiletnek
nem AZ q celia, hogy hasznothozo
mulatsagokat rendezzen, $ a tanc-
kedvelok ne tancoljanak. A focel-
| ia q Ksreskedok es Iparosok Ko-
ire'' miik0desenek az, hogy tarsa-
dalmilagt szergezye legyen a hely-
bell iizletembsrek $ siparosok Macy
szama, akik nem skimelnek ffa!
radsaget elkovetnek mindent
hogy maid ezen nyilvanos mu
latsagon oily jol erezze magat
Emagyarsag, mint sehol .masutt. !.
A1nilyen mulatsag ez lesz, ah
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-23
Ez tanusagot laval kilel6k,
Szamos viz6nek magos partja;
Akkor fejsz6vel vagtak vizet,
Az kneksxerx6t lmondjak j6 emb0rnek

eitka S18, Benny Irma 712, Dem
jen Mariska 700, Kardos Erzsike
600, Kiss Anna 525, Szabo Maris-
ka 499, Bender Margit $50, Ma
tyas Erzsike 25O, Vask6 Margit
233, Bino Ilonka IT'S, Banszky
Veronika 155, Horyath Mariska
155, Haluska Erzsike $50, Latos
J6zsefne $50, Molnar Margitka
$50, REM 1lariskA $50, Molnar
Istvanne los, Thomas Leone 105,
Bartha SandoFne 100, Belenszky
Juliska 100, Brogli 'Ignacne 100,
Deak Paine 100, Denies Istvanne
100, Devai Gyorgyne 100, Hajdu
Ilonka leo, Jambrik nonka 100,
Lautner Bahia 100, Isiszkay Gabor
| ne 100, Menyhert Mariska 100,
Molnar Lajosne 100, Nemeth Jo-
6nka 100, Pipoly AArgit a100, Ra-
becky Juliska 100, 10th Ilonka
100, Urays Karolyne 100, Waldo,
vics Istvanne 100, Yarabek Aran!
ka 400.
1 es = Z
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-23

Valasz egy levelre.

iHarom elofizet6 alairasaval le-
velet hozott a p6sta, melyben So
rok iroja a kovetkez6 k6rdest in
tezi hozzank:
"Ha valaki tartozott haboru
elott Magyarorszagon 10 ezer ko-
Cronaval AIT az osszeget ma vissza
akarna fizetni, min6 p6nzertek-
kel fizethetne AIT vissza t0rvenye-
sen?
Else AIT allitja, hogy arany er-
tekben kell visszafizetni, mask
AIT allitja, hogy az ad6ssag a 1e-
lenlegi ervenyben l6v6 10 ezer ko-
ronas bankjeey atadasaval is kie-
legitest nyer, a harmadik szerint a
birosag kolcsonos megeeyezest l6-
tesit. "Kinek van igaza?"
Tekintettel ARA, hogy k6rd5s
k0zerdekii, azert ARA a nyilva
nossag elott adjuk meg a valaszt
Egy haboru elGtti ad6sag visz-
szafizetesenel els6sorban melta
myossag kell, hogy szoba j6jjon
Mem szabad elfelejteni, hogy e2
az osszeg akkor $4,000. volt, ma
pedig csak IA cent.
A haboru el6tti ad6sagok, ha
.perre keriilnek, a magyar bir6sag
rendesen a meltanyossag alapjan
don't. Arany6rtekben allapitja
meg a visszafizetend6 0sszeget, ha
a felek mem tudnak bekesen meg
egyezni.
Tudomasunk szerint trianoni
gyaszos Observation-Disclosures van egy
szakasza, mely szerint egy kilfol-
di adostol a tartozast csak a new
leges papirkoronakban k0vetelhe-
tik a magyar allampolgar Ihitele-
z6k. Ez ait jelentene, hogy az en-
litett adosag IL cent atutalasaval
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-23
Mih6k Sander 200
,Mikita Peter 200

DR.. Laurisin .Jeno 101, Kostik
L. S. 1O1, Blask6 Andras 100
Blasko Gyorgy 100, Balla Karoly
100, Brogli Ferenc 100, Cibulyas
Andras 100, Darazs Eide 100, Gre
,gosits Janos 100, Groza Gy0rgy
100, ;Groza Janos 100, ifj. Hor-
vath Istvan loo, Hrub6czki Istvan
100, Kiss Bella 100, Latos Jozsef
100, Lautner .Janos 100, dr.. Nah
rer Marion 100, Madach Pal 100,
Menyhert Imre 100, Menyhert
1stvan 100, Meszaros Janos 100,
Molnar ,Ferenc 100, Palatinus Jo-
zsef 100, Pal6czy Janos 100, Re
nj Istvan 100, Rem Jozsef 100,
Smith Istvan 100, Subak Janos
100, Szilagyi Imre 100, Szulligan
Janos 100, 10th Istvan 100, Uray
karoly 100, Zolka Ferenc.
A fentnevezett harom-tagu BIZ
zottsag a szavazatok szamlalasa-
hoz a lapban kituz0tt hatarid6vel
kezdett hozza S AIT befejezve, a
fenti jegyzokonyv tanusaga sze-
rint megallapitja, hogy
"Probamenyasszony":
10th ERZSIKE.
'Pr6bav6legeny":
BARK0 JANOS
lesz a Kath. Ifjusagi Kor 1925. ap-
rilis 2O-an, hetfon este Moose
Hall nagytermeben tartand6 "Pro
Tbahazassag' balon.
A fenti szavazat osszeszamlala-
sat lcgjobb tudasunk szerint, a
tlegnagyobb lelkiismeretesseggel
vegeztik, melynek .hiteleUl alljon
lit kozjegyzoileg hitelesitett ala
irasunk.
Youngstown, O. 1926. apr. Is.
Revesz Kalman, S. X.
Albert Kiss, S. k.
Joseph Latos, S. k.
State of Ohio
County of Mahoning SIS.
I, the undersigned, hereby certify,
that on this day personally appeared
before me Revesz Kalman, Albert Kish
and Joseph Latos, who affixed their
signatures to the foregoing statement
and declared it to be true according to
their best conviction and belief.
In testimony whereof 1 have here
unto set my hand and affixed my Of
ficial seal.
Dated Youngstown, Ohio, ION, this
18th day of April, 1925.
m Grosshaudler Martin Goldman
Matthew Mraz,
Notary Public.
my Com. Expires Feb. %, 1929
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-23
JEGYZ0KONYV

lFelvetetett az Amerikai Ma
gyar Hirlap' szerkeszt6segeben
1925. aprilis 18-an, szombaton del
utan fel 3-kor, 32O-322 West Fed
eral ST., elso emelet. Jelen van
max: Revesz Kalman szerkeszt0
LatOs JOSEF k0ri eln0k Kish Be
Ia a Probahazassag" bal loren.
dezoje.
A harmas-tagu bizottsag a sza-
vazast deli IL 0rakor lezarja at
yeszi a "Probahazassag" verseny.
re beerkezett szavazatokat s azo
kat a legnagyobb lelkiismeretes
seggel $ gonddal megszamolya, q
k0vetkez6 eredmenyt. .allapitja
meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-23
XII van egyenlitve.

EFT a szempontot kovetik a
bankok is akkor, amikor haboru
el6tti beteteket mem valorizalt er-
tekben, aranykoronaban, hanem
csak nevleges papirkoronakban fl
zetik vissza. Pld. Macy Janos ha-
zakiildott egy banpSba l917-ben
2 ezer dollart avval az utasitassab
hogy tegyek be Hetetre a kony-
vet kiildjek Xxi neki., A betetkonyy
megjott, melybe belle volt irva 10
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-23

Egy reg mindenesetre XVI szazadbol szarmazo
tehat obb mint haromszaz ewes kodexbe aradt reank
ogy rendkviil becses korfes6 vers mey: Asszonyok-
max szol6 ntes cet vise Ezt nagy erdekessegii
set hetfo este tartot 'Probahazassag balon fatal
par valamnt egfsz kozonseg el6tt feolvasa apunk
szefkesz6je AIT emtenink kel hogy 6riasi derlt-
seq meett Az erdekes hromszazeyes lakodam koszon
tot meyet abban d6ben ferj ntezett feeseghez
lyen volt 800 evvel ezeott k0zfeogs hazassagi eet
re, q ferj feleseg viszonyaira nevze. 4 u.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-23

Mostan eggs ifju ,meghazasodott
Ujonnan hozta szep hazastarsat,
Kit ugyan secret, mint 0non magat.
Macy szep beszeddel Otet ICY oktatja
Asszony! Szep tarsam es Sep viragom
Ha listen minket ketten 0sszebir,
Tanitlak teg0d, kerlsk, hogy ne banjad
Ha, mikor asszony tegod sz6litlak,
Mondj akkor engem edes uradnak,
Mert ha mem mondasz EDOS uradnak
Ifjak, xix latjak, csak megcsufolnak
Tegodet mondnak sz6lhatatlan tarsnak
Mikor vendeg0k hazunkhoz j6nek,
Vigsagot mutass jambor vendegnek
Mert, ha banatjat latjak szivednek Z
Ifjak, xix latjak, .csak megcsufolnak
Te,g0det mondnak az ebiil kesziiltnek.
Ha, mikor ketten vendegge hivnak,
Nyelved es a szad kerdve sz6ljanak;
Mert, ha Ok ketten sokat csacsognak
Ifjak, xix latjak, csak megcsufolnak;
Tegodet mondnak csacsog6 szajk6nak
Mikor egy uton csak ketten megyiink,
Elottem ne jarj akkor, hogy megyiink,
Mert, ha elottem jarandasz, fel0k;
Ifjak, xix latjak, csak megcsufoln
Tegodet mondnak kabaIa-vezernek.
Ha, mikor ketten egy uton megyiink,
Te palastodat hatamra ne add;
Merit, ha palastod hatamra adod:
Ifjak, Xix latjak, csak megcsufolnak;
Engomet mondnak asszony szamaranak
Ha. mikor k0vetok if&zunkhoz j6nek
Te meg ne felelj az kovet6knek,
Mert, ha megfelelsz az kovet6knek,
Ifjak, xix latjak, csak megcsufolnak,
T6g0det mondnak az Simon bir6nak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-23
1895 !. APRII.Is rs

ezer korona betet, ez az osszeg ma
kamatos kamataival sc er tobbet,
mint egy kvodert.
Az emlitett ad6sag visszafizet6
senel elsosorban meltanyossagot
kell figyelembe venni csal1, ha a
hitelez6 mem hajland6 elfogadni
egy tisztesseges ajanlatot, akkor
erdemes pereskedni. Mem szabad
.elfelejteni, hogy a per mindket
felnek tetemes 6sszegbe keriil
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-23

Ha, mikor ruhat nekod vehet6k
Ruha tetiiled megtiszteltessek;
Mert, ha a rlhak r6lad lesirnak,
Ifjak, Xix latj&k, csak megcsufolnak
Teg0det mondnalk rrlhan k0t0tt rokkanal
Ha piaczra el-kilependesz,
Sokat ne k6ssel es ne terecselj,
Mert, ha mulatsz IS solkat terecselsz;
Ifjak, xix latjak, megcsufolnak
Teg0det mondnak itel6mest0rnek.
Keves buzankat, keves lisztiinket
El ne tekozoljad, az mi marhankat
Ha gyakorlandod to az korcsmat,
.njak, Xix latjak, mecsufolnak;
Teg0det mondnak feneketlen kasnak.
Az bort haxunlnal ambator igyad,
De az korcsomat te ne gyakoroljad.
Ha gyakorlandod te az korcsmat;
Ifjak, xix lAtjalx, megcsufolnak
Teg0det ,mondnak jel0s boriszanak.
Asszony, sz6p tarsam, i'm most megmon
dom. .
TIE buneidet el mem szenved0m,
Ha biineidet en- elszenved0m;
,Ifjak, Xix latj&k, megcsufolnak
Teg0det mondnak rusuya condoranak.
sHa megfogadod, magam igerem
Markham Is penzem mind tied leszen
lTe Nssz 6nn0k0m Macy tisstsssAg0m
Ifjalz, Xix latjak, meg mem csufolnal
Engomet mondnak nagy bo,dog em
b0rnek.
Ha mem fogadod: listen SO ments0n
Bottul, palczatul az te hatadat.
Piros orczadat sx6gy0nvallastnl;
Hatadnalk hossxat ss6p sudar palcz&tul
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-23

Hotter Mariska 1913, Condor.
Erzsike 1852, Bartha R6zsika
400 Pivarnyik Anna 11oO, K0r.
mendy Ekzsike SIS, Horvath Mar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-23

Ha mem fogadod: listen Sc ments0n
Bottul, palczatul az te hatadat.
Piros orczadat ss6gy6nvallastul;
Hatadnak hossxat ss6p sudar palczatul
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-04-09
NewS Notes
Of Walton

Mrs. Ida Beier was called to
ner fathers. home near Reedsburg
Saturday by the sudden death of
ner brother, Clinton Lawrenz.
Rev. Wesley Markee preached
at Baraboo Sunday.
The w. NJ. S. of the Friends
church met with Mrs. Della Nor
timer Wednesday afternoon. There
was a large attendance and con-
siderable work was accomplished.
Goldie and Eva Carpenter came
up from Madison Saturday to
spend Sunday with their parents.
They were accompanied by Cam
lila Lee of Reed3burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Bunker, Mrs.
Martha Jones and two daughters
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Jones
near Prairie du Sac Saturday.
Ole Messing of Cazenovia is help
ing Herbert Mortimer with his
farm work.
Ada Canon went to st. Paul last
week to spend some time with her
sister, Mrs. Amy Buglass.
Quite a number from here at
tended the meeting of the W. F.
M. S. of the w. M. church at the
Archie Shore home north of town
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Frazier OF
Oaks attended services at the
Friends church and were guests OF
Wilson Mortimer Sunday.
Maurice Moon of Bethel, who
attends Carroll College at Wauke
sha was a guest of his sister, Mrs
Fama Canon, Friday. He is a
member of the Carroll College Glee
club which sang at Reedsburg
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bauer and
children of Bethel attended church
here Sunday.
Fern and Donovan Mortimer
Louise Canon, Azelia and Verna
Markee are enjoying a weeks va
cation from Wonewoc high school
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Sank City
News Notes

Mr. and Mrs Walter Fox of
Sank City. and daughter Shirley
Mae of Appleton came Saturday for
a weeks visit with relatives in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rutland and
family of Beaver Dam spent from
Saturday until Sunday at the Henry
Shcephoerster home.
Principal and Mrs. c. A. Hatfield
spent the past week at La Fargo
and Manitowoc.
The public schools opened Mon
day after a weeks vacation.
A confirmation service was held
at the First Reformed church at
1890 Sunday morning. The con
firmands were Robert Buerke, Ber-
tina Schorer, Fred Aliesch, Alice
Shubring, Ernest Kloetzli Fred
Kloetzh and John Klcetzh
Robert Fuchs of Badger Valley
spent Sunday afternoon at the Hen
nv Sorg Jr., home. Mrs. Fuchs
who has spent the past four weeks
at the Sorg home returned home
with him.
Mrs. Henry Blankenheim Of Rox-
bury has moved to Sank City.
Is 8 ns
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NeUS Notes
OF Winfield

A large vote was polled in Win
field on Tuesday.
A number of Winfield residents
attended the funeral of Christie
DAILY at the Sacred Heart Church in
Reedsbmg on Wednesday. Mr..
DAILY and his wife lived in Winfield
for number Of years moving to
Reedsburg some years ago.
Miss Bernodette Green, who
taught in Dist. 6 Winfield last year
spent Sunday at the p ]. Horkan
home.
There were a number of fires
started on various farms on Sunday
during the absence of some of the
landowners. When discovered they
had made quite little Roadway and
were with difficulty eXtinguished,
the men working until late in the
evening. to get them under con-
troll.
Miss Agnes Ried, teacher in Dist.
No. 6 was entertained at the Fred
Wacholtz home on Wednesday ev-
ening in honor of the second birth
day of Frederick j. Wacholtz, Jr.
We are glad to report that Leo
Hcrkan is home from the hospital
very much improved in health, and
that Francis Horkan is on the gain.
Miles Greenwood, Jr., of Madison
spent the week end at the r. j.
Greenwood home.
Miss Rosetta Kutz is attending
school in town and staying with
her aunt, Mrs. Mamma Koenecke.
The men are all busy sowing oats.
A nice rain would help out consid-
erably however
Mrs. Celia CARTS is spending
some time at the j. Trainor home.
VIM Kelly has been on the sick
list for some time but is now i'm
proved.
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South Fairfield
Folks Are Wed
IL YearsCelebrate

Abcut 80 friends walked in Fri
day evening to help Mr.. and Mrs.
? alph Plummer of South Fairfield
celebrate their 18th wedding ami
versary which fell on the following
day. 1t was a complete surprise
to them. The evening was spent
in games and in behalf of the COM
pany presented Mr.. and Mrs. Plum
mer with sum OF money as re-
hinder of the OCCASION
The Albert Ziegler family attend
ed a party at the John Cummings
home west CT Baraboo Friday ev-
ening.
Miss Elizabeth Attridge came up
from Madison Saturday. Will,
Ida, and Ella Attridge and Clifton
Higgins took her back Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Kunkel and three chill
dren of Adams came to the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Malloy Wednesday and returned
home Monday.
Howard Lusby Of Reedsburg whc
is recovering from an attack of
blood poison spent portion of last
week with his mother, Mrs. Mary
Lusby.
This community was well repre-
scented at a party Wednesday on
Mrs. Augusta Ziegler in West Fair
field, the occasion being her 80th
birthday
Dan Nachreiner Of Plain visited
Sunday p. m. at the Robert Malloy
and Albert BarstoW homes.
ROLAND Ziegler spent one week
of his vacation with his grand par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. August Ziegler.