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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
LAREDO DISTRICT ADDING
MORE OIL, GAS PRODUCERS

LAREDO. Tex, Jan. o3.-Two
good producing oil wells were added
to this district during the past wecl;
by the completion of q. W. Killam No.
b. block IL, survey 2J6, Heune,
Winch and Fariss pool, Jim Hog
county, for flush production Of 200
barrels, and the Ball Oil Company
No. 5, block 73, Edgington Sub-diyi-
sion, PUG ranch, Aviator pool, Webb
county, for 100 barrels.
William +. Morgan made a loca-
ton for No. of the Morgan Oil
Corporation which is to be located on
the southeast corner Of block go, sur
vey POI, Snowden-McSweeney also
made n location for No. test in
the south center Of survey 6S2.
MORE WILDCATS.
The area north of Miranda Valley
discovery pool of this district) is to
receive another test. W. l.. Richards,
gcologist of Laredo worked out q
structure and made a location for
Messrs Cullinan and Clark on block
.. survey 10. of the Miranda Oil
Company lease of the Robert Hin
nant ranch, Zapata county. This To-
cation is midway of the Andrews pool
and the Miranda Valley pool.
Il. G. Binney is erecting a derrick
for test No. 8 on the !A!bcrcas ranch.
The location will I've on block GO of
the subdivision of that grant. About
two years ago Mr.. Binney drilled two
tests on the same block. The first
test was drilled to the depth of goo
feet and the second 10 1000 feet. In
both tests good gas shows were OBJ
tanned while considerable oil showing
was obtained in the deep test. Mr..
Binney is confident that he can open
at least. a gas field on this acreage.
The Texas Company No. . test on
the Jennings ranch, Zapata county is
drilling below 5000 feet and making
about 100 feet daily. The present
plans are to set 6 IS inch casing at
the depth Of 5000 feet. This is the
most important test being drilled in
this area.
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NEW ARKANSAS POOL
MAY BE IMPORTANT

TULSA, Okla, Jan. 23.-Mid- Con-
tinent oil men who have visited the
new Raines ct al wildcat well three
miles northwest Of Ell Dorado. Ark, re-
gard it as indicating a new important
field in that section. The well itself
is small, making about % barrels a
day, but the gravity Of the oil and
depth of sand, 2070 feet, corresponds
so closely to that of the Ell Dorado
pool, that it is believed a major pool
will be found when drilling strikes
the main part of the structure. In
other words, the Raines wildcat is re
garded as an edge we'll.
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GULF PLUGGING ITS
MCDOWELL WILDCAT

BIG SPRING, Tex. jan. 25.-The
work of plugging the Gulf ct ais Nc
Dowell No. 2 on the Mcdowell ranch,
20 miles south Of here, was under way
last week. This test was drilled to a
depth Of 1910 feet and it is said here
that not a trace Of oil was encounter
cd. About a mile and a quarter to the
southeast, two wells were brought in
as small producers and at $500 feet
an oil sand capable OF assuring pro-
duction was tapped, but it was i'm
possible to shut off the water above
the oil sand.
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CISCO WELL COMES
IN AS BIG GASSER

CISCO, Tex, Jan. 23.-The Hickok
Producing and Development Company
well on the Amis lands east of here
came in for 100000 cubic feet of gas.
The well is spraying considerable oil.
The Kimbrough well in the same
territory came in about 10 days ago
and has been connected up with pipe
lines. The gas from these wells is
being conveyed to the casinghead
plants owned by the Hickok and asso-
ciates and adds two more gas pro-
ducers to that gas field.
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MAGNOLIA DRILLING
TESTS NEAR IATAN

BIG SPRING, Tex, Jan. 23.-The
MagnOlia's Watson No. 1, about four
miles south of Iatan, was drilled in
and was pronounced a commercial
well. 1t will equal the production OF
the discovery well, Mary Foster No. 1,
located about 600 feet northwest.
The Magnolia has made location for
another test well on the southeast
quarter of section 0, block 2S. Tsp is.
This is about one mile northeast Of
the discovery well and will be known
as Magnolia's L. and z. No. 1.
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LESS CRUDE BEING
STORED IN BURBANK

TULSA, Okla, Jan. 23.-Oil In
storage in Burbank field on January
1 amounted to 7,452,444 barrels, as
compared with 7,564,450 barrels on
December 16. Phillips Petroleum
company has 3,S15,0S5 barrels, Gulf
Pipe Line company, 1,7S6,674 barrels,
Mid-Kansas Oil and Gas company,
S19,2S1. barrels, Mid-Continent Petro-
leum Corporation, 800, 400 barrels and
Carter Oil company, 350,22S barrels.
Slight Withdrawals were made by
Gulf Pipe line company but otherwise
there was little change
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HOLswORTH AT. LAREDO.

MIRANDA CITY, Tex, Jan. %
Bob Holsworth, geologist and petro-
leum engineer Of San Antonio, is in
the city for a few days stopping at
the Hamilton Hotel. He is here on
some matters for his employer, c. A.
Wheatley interests.
He resided for about three years in
Laredo and he is enjoying his stay
here with his old friends. He will re-
turn to San Antonio in couple of
weeks.
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o. W. KilIam is moving drilling
rig on block ii. survey IL. Mariana
Arispe Grant Bruni-Colo field, pre-
paratory 10 drilling a test. The block
consists Of 40 acres and is owned
jointly by Mr.. Killam aud wilkins
Seacord.
DRILL IN RANDADO.
The Simms Oil Company and the
L. l.. Smith Oil Company made a To-
cation for No. l test on block 1, sur
vey 233, Randado field. The loca-
ton is about 1900 feet west of the
discovery well of the j. W. Pippin in
terests.
The Kitselman st. Adams Interests
are drilling two tests and moving on
for the third test in the Henne, Winch
and Pariss pool, Jim Hogg county.
These tests are known as Nos n, %
and &c. Recently Mr.. st. Adams pur-
chased the entire holding of the Shasta
Oil Company and most Of the leases
owned by the +. l.. NJ. Oil and Gas
Company. all of which is located in
the western portion of the RUBEN Hol-
bein ranch, Jim Hogs county. Mr..
ST. Adams plans an extensive drilling
campaign on this acreage.
The Houston. Gulf Oil Company
Moody and Seagraves) is nearing the
sand on No. test located on block Q,
subdivision of the Mesquite ranch,
Duval county. At this time the test
is drilling below 400 feet. This test
is located to the south and east OF
the Bruni-Cole gas field and is in
what is considered as most favorable
territory.
+. r. Marts is drilling below 250C
feet in No. 1. on block 8, survey 1917
Reiser gas field, Webb county. Thi:
test is a direct offset Of 40 feet from
the deep test drilled many years ago
by the Producers Oil Company thai
tradition gives credit for blowing OF
over the top of the derrick from the
depth of 2740 feet. Mr.. Marts will
prove or disapprove this so-called ira
dition within few days.
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GRAYBURG TO DRILL
FOR OIL IN DUVAL

The Grayburg Oil company, OF San
Antonio, is preparing to drill an oil
test on survey 245 OF Duyal county,
three-quarters Of mile 10 the north
Of the Humble Oil and Refining com
pany's No. 4 Walsh, which opened n
new deep field on the piedras Pintas
salt dome of that county recently. au-
nounces DIR. +. l.. Thompson, presi.
dent. The test will be located on the
1G0-acrc Half lease. which was r.
Gently acquired by the Grayburg. A
rotary type rig viii be used
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TEXAS PACIFIC WILL
BUILD NEW PIPE LINE

TULSA, Okla, Jan. 23.-Texas
Pacific Coal and Oil company has
made arrangements to build from 75
to 100 miles of pipe line from the
Eastland and Stephens county fields
in North Texas to its recently ac-
old Montrose refinery is being re-
pacity Of 5000 barrels a day when
completed.
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MAJORS LEASE
SHACKELFORD
ACREAGE

ALBANY, Tex, Jan. 23.--That
1926 will bring more oil activity in
Shackelford county than ever seen in
its history is indicated in the recent
developments in the field. During
1925 practically So per cent Of the
county was leased to Humble, Simms,
Hope, Shamrock, Milham, Phillips,
Prairie, Gulf and other large and
small operating companies.
Operations in the field includes
Humble Oil and Refining Company
on MeLemore near center Of Leroy
Miller survey, is drilling in the lime
at 1000 feet. This is the first Of sew
eral wells to be drilled by the Hum.
BILE Company in northeast Shackelford
county.
The Texas Company is drilling
about 1900 feet on Section 6S, block
L., Texas and Pacific land on the
Green ranch on acreage recently pur-
chased from the Hope Petroleum Cor
poration of Tulsa Okla.
HOPE DRILLING.
The Hope Petroleum Corporation's
No. 1 Green on section II, block u,
Texas and Pacific is reported dry at
1865 feet. Hope No. Newell, about
eight miles west of Albany, on section
4, G.. ii. & II. Railway land, is drill
ing below 1900 feet.
Roeser and Pendleton No. on sec
ton %, East Texas railroad. Cook
ranch, is drilling around 1900 feet
This is the first of n series of well;
TO be drilled on the 1S,O00-acre bloch
leased. Location for No. , has beer
made on Section s., East Texas rail
road land. and will start drilling soon
The Phillips Petroleum COmpan,
on section II, East Texas railroad
land. Frank Smalley ranch. is dry an(
plugged ut 1929 feet. Phillips OF
section 3S4, 4. l.. & j.. Company, Fry
survey, is drilling at 5000 feet.
FIND OIL SHOW.
T. S. Kendrick resumed drilling
his Anon Carter No. 1 on the Proctor
ranch, Casper Whistler survey at 16Ot
feet A late report is to the effeci
that the well is standing 300 feet il
oil.
The Milham Corporation, operatin!
on a 10,000-acre tract north ant
east of Albany, are drilling on JOhf
+. Sedwick, Il. Il. & J.. Company
survey No. 1861; another on the NJ
c. Taylor place; another on the Clau
sell, Il. f. Il J.. Company, survey 5S2
The Milham plans to bring in another
drilling machine and to operate tn;
four rigs in testing out the acreage
Mahlsteadt Oil Company, on section
80, block IL, Texas & Pacific lands
on the Russ ranch, is drilling at S0l
feet.
Morris and Escavaille on the Rine.
Sampson ranch have been shut dowl
for several weeks at 500 feet.
A new shallow sand has beel
found on Charley Arendt's ranch a
$50 feet. This is located on I. L. 4
L. Company survey, No. 597.
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Keene Interests
Will Drill No. 2
Test Near Laredo

MIRANDA CITY, Tex, Jan.
23.-Everett Suladie drilling
contractor who recently return
ed to Miranda City, has taken .
contract to drill the No. 2 keene
offsetting that Company's No.
flowing well on The Br'lnl'
Subdivision.
The No. well Ii flowing
around 200 barrels Of oil daily
through two inch tubing and Is
the best we'll In the new extern
sion to the Edgington Field.
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SAN ANGELO, Tex, Jan. 23.-
Reported production in Pecos and
Loving Counties, following closely the
bringing in of the first well from a
higher sand in the south end of the
Reagan County field; spudding Of q
new tests in Glasscock and Upton
counties, completion of a duster in
Sterling County and preparations to
start one test each in Coke and Con-
cho counties headlined oil development
in West Texas this week. Humble's
No. Powell in Crockett County and
the Big Mesa's No. / University in
Upton County, reported nearing com
pletion, were attracting considerable
attention.
Greatly increased production from
the area in Reagan County already
proven through the drilling Of offsets
to wells flowing from the Texon sand
1900 to over 5000 feet-is portended
by the bringing in of Big Lake Oil
Company's No. 23-A. This well made
an initial flow of 900 barrels daily
from 245O to 2470 feet, which is the
present production Of No. % on the
pump. The two wells are but $50
feet apart.
MAKES FUEL GAS.
No. % struck only fuel gas in the
2400-foot sand, as have all other wells
save Big Lake Nos. 81 and q, which
pump only $50 to 200 barrels. The
shallower oil tests 50 gravity, com
pared with an average of 1856 from
the deeper producers. No. 23-A is
one-fourth mile south of the Orient
track in the northeast of the southeast
of section /, block 2. University land.
Big Lake No. "a, on January 5 was
flowing $500 barrels daily from 307O
feet with the tools and 1000 feet OF
wire line in the hole.
The Adams Oil Company Of Fort
Worth forecasts 100 barrels daily in
reporting by wire from Fort Stockton
the drilling in of its No. l Gray al
100 feet. The well is in the south
west corner Of section sol, block 105
Oil men here lacked reports on the
well. Loving County apparently had
producer in the making in the bail
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DISTRICT OUTPUT
DECLINES IN WEEK

Ths San Antonio district output de-
clined 1900 barrels during the last
week. This was largely due TO the fact
that the Humble well IN Piedras Pintas
was shut down part OF the week while
being cleaned out. Following is the re-
port by fields:
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.ARTES|A WELL
FLOWING zoo
BARRELS
Levers-Carper Complete
Best Producer in
Many Weeks.

ARTESIA, n. NJ, Jan. 23.-Con-
tinuing to flow at the rate of 200 bar
rels daily, the Levers-Carper No. i,
located in section 3-1S-2S is one oil
the best competitions in the north OK
tension. Shot ten days ago, the crew
have been unable to get the tools into
the hole to clean it out, due to the
strong gas pressure.
Six miles north OF the Texas Com
pany producers, in the north extern
sion, the No. I test of Braden ct al,
is attracting the attention of scouts
and operators. Located in the north
west of the southeast of section OILY
2S, 100000 feet of gas was encoun-
tered Mt depth Of 1347 feet. From
a depth of 1850 to 1870 feet an oil
sand was picked up.
TEXAS ACTIVE.
In section 5-1S-2S, the Texas Com
pany is now running 5-S-inch casing
in their No. 4 well in an effort to
swab the hole while drilling. Twenty
seven feet of oil producing sand was
encountered at a depth of 900 feet
and the hole is now standing 1900 feet
in fluid. The oil is OF higher gravity
than that found in the higher produc-
ing horizon. 1t is understood this hole
will be carried to 5000 feet before be-
ing shot.
The Compton Brothers deep test in
section 16-1S-2S is now drilling at
1890 feet in a lime formation. Sixty
feet of dry sand was picked up in this
hole ut 31G0 feet. In section 22-16-2S
gas sand has been encountered in the
No. 1 well of Lane ct al, which is now
drilling at 1880 feet.
CLEANING WELL.
In section 26-11-26, IA miles east Of
Roswell, the White Oil Company is
cleaning out its No. 1 well, which was
given shot at 1880 feet. Oil is flow
ing freely from a sand encountered ut
this depth and it is the opinion of
operators that the well will make n
15-barrel producer.
Machinery and material for the cas-
ing head gasoline plant, to be con-
structed by the Phillips Petroleum
Company. are now being moved to the
field. This plant, which will be 10.
Gated in section 17-1S-2S, will be IA
unit and gas sufficient to manufac-
ture 1900 barrels daily has already
been contracted for. The finished
product will be pumped through a pipe
line to the loading racks in THIS city.
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RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION
 BILL AWAITS IT'S FATE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15. (P)-With the death of Senator Cummins of Iowa, interest has arisen here as to what will become of the railroad con- solidation bill he so ardently spon- sored at the last session of Congress.
 The measure was stoutly opposed by the American Railway Executives association, and it failed to gain the approval of number of members of the Interstate Commercial committee as we'll as of some members of the h. terstate Commerce Commission.
 Senator Cummins' had dream of the carriers of the country brought together into about a dozen big sys- tems so that the weaker roads could be maintained where needed through economies in management and joint use of terminals and equipment.
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MORE 0N HUNTERS
Continued from Page Four.)

occasion lived only upon meat. Add ed to these interesting experiences is the satisfaction of having exploiting a new country as to big game hunting. Having gone in on very doubtful in- formation as the to the game condi- tions, the young men are glad to have been able to ascertain exact knowl- edge in this matter The game in this country is very widely scattered and, although there is some game to supply the demand of the natives, it would scarcely offer a successful hunt to the sportsman. From the trappers standpoint the story is different. The hunters saw many fur bearing animals. Near Lake Clarke itself, beaver and muskrat seem very plentiful, while in the Null chatna the party observed a number of foxes.
 The boys express themselves as being glad that they have been able to spend this last vacation before starting into business, in Alaska, about which they are extremely en- thusiastic.
 Carefully slowed away in the bot tom of one of the holds of the s. S. Alaska, are the trophies, the actual result of their Alaskan wanderings, consisting of four caribou heads and two moose. Though the young men do not claim the trophies are record breakers for size or beauty, they are nevertheless satisfied with them.
 Finlayson and Monroe depart to- morrow night on the Alaska en route I to New York. It is their hope and ambition to return North again, some time in the near future, and bag one of the famous Kodiak brownies.
 What are they going to do about the whiskers? We'll, according to their present plans they say they are go- ing to take them to New York and start a soup strainer manufacturing plant.
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INLET TEACHER ARRIVES

Miss Nave Coombs, teacher for the Cook Inlet school at Kachemak bay arrived on the last trip of the Redon. do and school opened the 22nd. The lumber for the new school building arrived and work is expected to be- gin at once, according to The Gate way correspondent.
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WINTER AND WooLENs

Woolens laundered as carefully as any attention given them by house. wife. Seward Steam Laundry.
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DIRIGIBLE TAKES THE AIR
 LAKEHURST, New Jersey, Oct. 15. (P)-The dirigible Los Angeles start ed on it's three day flight to Detroit.
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Lucky Says: By moving into Frye-Bruhn, he gets out of the Red (Front) but not red in the ledger. It's always in the \ clear! He owes no one; that's why he sells cheaper.
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Eaton, Crane and Pike Highland Linen Stationary-Schallerer's Alas ka Shop. n.
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Picture rramlng-Schallerer Alas -ka Shop.
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NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
 October 16 New York at Frankford. Pottsville at Brooklyn. October 17 Frankford at New York. Los Angeles at Canton. Brooklyn at Pottsville. :. Providence at Hartford. Buffalo at Dayton, tentative. Columbus at Akron. Duluth at Racine. Louisville at Detroit. Milwaukee at Green bay. Kansas City at Hammond, tentative
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FQOTBAlI|s. sCBREs
WESTERN CONFERENCE

WESTERN CONFERENCE .s u October 16 p Wisconsin-Purdue at Lafayette. Ohio State-Columbi at New York western-Indiana at Evanston. Minnesota-Michigan at Ann Arbor Iowa-Illinois at Urbana.
 Chicago-Pennsylvania at Philadel phia. s.
 rA IN IT
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Z, 1926
Social and Personal
Miss Eleanor Libbey
and Miss Atkinson
Are Honored at Tea

Miss Florence Homan and Misses
Ruth and Ethel Pollard ente rtaincd
Saturday afternoon at the Pollard
apartment ct Person Court ct a tea
in compliment to Miss Eleanor Lib
hey, who will succeed Miss Marga ret
WEIGH at the state library commits
sion. and Miss Mary Atkinson, who
will be a bride Of carly October.
profusion of garden flowers dec.
GRATED the rooms, which were sprettily
lighted with candles. Miss Elizabeth
Jones and Mrs. A. r. Lcnhart poured.
Mrs. Nell Pollard, Mrs. George A.
WEIGH and Mrs. T. r. Atkinson as
sisted in serving. There were about
30 guests.
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MISS PALMER RETURNS

Miss Bertha Palmer returned last
night after spending two weeks at
New England where she conducted a
Bible school. Sunday she was at
Flasher where she represented the
state council Of religious education
1t meeting Of the Grant County
Sunday school association. which or
gani1ation includes all Of Grant and
Sioux counties and the south part Of
Morton county. Despite the rain
more than 200 were in attendance at
an enthusiastic meeting, Miss Pal
mcr reports.
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Miss jaeger Gives
Breakfast Sunday
!. For Miss Atkinson

Miss Florence lager was hostess at
. breakfast Sunday morning at the
Country club, given ~ q courtesy TO
Miss Mary Atkinson who will be mar
ried next month. A pretty yellow
and white decorative scheme was car
ried out on the table.
Covers were marked for - guests.
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EPWORTH LEAGUE PICNIC
Members and guests Of the Epworth
League Of the McCabc Methodist
Episcopal church held picnic ut
Apple Greek last evening.
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Bridge Party Given
By Mrs. Paul Cook
and Mrs. Hitchcock

Mrs. Paul Cook and Mrs. B. f.
Hitchcock entertained last evening At
the Business and Professional Wom-
ems club with five tables of bridge.
The rooms were prettily decorated
with garden flowers for the affair.
Honors werc won by Mrs. Hugh Me-
Carney and Miss Dorothy Dakin.
A course luncheon was served at
the conclusion of the evening.
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GUEST LEAVES

Miss Ruth Fost Of Lisbon. who has
been the house guest Of Miss Elisa
beth Butler for two weeks, left last
night for her home in Lisbon.
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WEEK. END VISITORS

Misses Ruth and Edna Halvorson
Of Lisbon. who taught in the Bis
marck school for four. years. were in
the city over the wedAk end. house
guests Of Mr.. AhdMfs cA-E. Knudt-
son. They were en- route to Helena,
Mont. where they have accepted posi-
tions for the school year.
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GOES TO WISHEK

Miss Marjorie Hunt. who has been
attending business college in Bis
marck. left this morning for Wishek
where she has accepted q position.
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LADIES AID TO MEET

The Ladies Aid Of the First Bsp-
tist church will meet Thursday aft
crnoon with Mrs. H. NJ. Beall and
Mrs. Fred Miller at the formers
home. go Twelfth street. This is
ali members arc urged to be present.
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RETIIRN0 FROM WE0T

Mrs. H. W. Richholt returned yes
terday from ! two months visit at
Seattle. Portland and Tacoma.
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A new shipment Of felts
and velours. reasonably
urfced. at BuchhOlx Millinery.
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Mrs. Austin Reid
Was Honor Guest
at a Bridge Party

As q courtesy to Mrs. Austin Reid
of Minneapolis, Miss julia b. John
son entertained At bridge ct her home
Monday evening. Three tables were
IN play. honors going to Mrs. Mnlvip
Olson and Miss Hazel Knott, Mrs.
Reid was presented with a guest
prize.
Garden flowers were used on the
tables and were arranged through the
rooms. A course luncheon was scrv-
cd after the play.
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RETURNS HOME

Miss Louise Weigman Of New
Salem. who has been q patient It tho
Bismarck hospital for the past three
weeks. returned to her home sun
day. . 5000