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TEMvIK
! Emil Bollinger is sporting . new

Emil Bollinger is sporting new
Ford coupe. z-t
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Enders and children
transacted business in Linton Wed
nesday evening.
Miss Elisabeth Koppy left Friday to
spend the vacation with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Koppy. She has
been attending school here.
Mrs. Frank Muckler closed very
successful term Of school north Of
town Friday. She had . picnic that
day The youngsters ell enjoyed it
. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank. Foell and chill
dren and Miss Anna Nonshah motor
red to Persian Lake. -Satu rday, to
fattend play day exercises.
= Edwin Morford OF Hampton tran
sacted business here Monday.
Gertrude Koppy spent the week
end at the G.. J. Enders home. VISIT
4 fine rain greeted this community
Monday. !
George Sehr is building new harm.
:, Misses Alice Calcuhoun and Rose
|Scaglecht hieed to Linton Sunday.
/ Z Chester, the lO-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. larvick, died from pneu-
monia Tuesday evening in one OF the
Bismarck hospitals. Funeraf serv-
ices and burial were. he'd here It
~. o'clock Saturday afternoon. He
Ileaves to mourn his loss besides his
2uesits, one sister. Bertha. And
many. relatives and friends. He had
many floral offerings and will be
greatly missed in TIE comnnu nifty.
Mr.. and Mrs, A.. W. Quast and son
Neil. Mrs. Mary Bakko, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. J. Endsrs and daughters Dorthes
and Renee, Misses Anna MonA&lan end
Theresa Koppy were Sunday dinner
guests at the Steve Koppy home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Glass OF Linton
also Joined the crowd TO go out there.
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BY the high wind. north od Sterlins
last night HayrackA wagons were
moved, and roots of sheds were lifted
However, nothing serious resulted.
A large crowd Of Sterling PEOPLE
attended the dance in Mckenzie
Saturday evening, and report good
time.
Miss Finch spent Thursday evening
1t the Carey johnson home.
There will be dance given by q
Minneapolis orchestra in the Sterling
hall this Friday evening. Everyone
come.
Mel Ness is going to huiM the new
fence around the north Sterling
school. This will greatly improve the
appearance Of the school LOT.
An 9Th grade graduation program
and party is being planned. and will
take place next week
The Sterling high school Sradu alton
exercises will be given in the Hall.
June 3rd.
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MELONS, Daughter
and Senator's Son
Are Married Today

Washington. May 29.--lP)--Miss
Alice Mellon, daughter Of the sccre-
tary Of the treasury. was married
here today to David X. y. Bruce.
son 81 Senator William Caheli Bruce
Of Maryland, NJ u wedding attended
by President and Mrs. Coolidge, men,,
bers Of his cabinet, and other high
officials and members Of the diploma :.
tic corps. Il
Bishop James T.. Freeman aud Dr.
Hugh Rirclvhead. OF Baltimore. were
in charge Of the Episcopal marriage
service. which took place in Bethlc-
hem Chapel Of the Washington Cathe-
dral.
Secretary Mellon walked to the
altar with his daughter.
After the ceremony. Mr.. Brul9
and his bride left for Rome. He is
in the governments foreign service.
and will be stationed in the Italian
capital as vice consul.
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: WILD ROSE

Mrs. w. H. Brownawell. Mrs
George Staff. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
BrownaweM. and Miss Mary Metcalf
were shopping in Bismarck Saturday.
The quarantine for scarlet fever
was removed from the John Petersen
home in the fore part Of the week.
All patients have recovered Snd no
new eases have been reported.
Miss Avis Carlisle. who is attend
ing high school in Braddock, spent
the weekend with the home folks.
Mrs. w. H. Brownawen spent sew.
eral days in Bismarck this week while
taking treatment for an infected
thumb which is considerably i'm
proved.
Miss Elsie Bier spent the weekend
with her friend, Miss Ada Seville.
A number Of the young people from
here attended the dance at Persian
Park Friday evening.
Mrs. George Staff was in Bismarck
Saturday and had some dental work
done.
Misses Lillian and Ellen Petersen,
Martha and Bernice Cosney and Helen
Brownawell of Wild Rose high school
are taking their final examinations
this week.
A carload Of young folks from Wild
Rose motored to Steele Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrsg Ernest Saville were
visitors at the Nels Thompson home
Thursday afternoon.
Miles and Leo Stanton. from near
Rraddock. were pleasant callers in
this vicinity Tue sday evening.
George Martini Of Breddock spent
Tuesday night with Dwight carlysle.
Dwight Carlysle who plays with the
Motifs ball team reports that Motif
won in the game with Hazelton Sun
day.
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ROYAL VISITORS
HAVING BUSY time

Washington, May LR-Anoth-
or round Of almost continuous activi.
~ today confronted the capitals roy
al visitors, Crown Prince Gustavus
Adolphus of Sweden and the Crown
Princess Louise Alexandra.
Chief place among the days func.
tions was occupied by the unwilling
cf memorial to John Ericsson, the
Swedish-AmericaM inventor of the
monitor, which was set for 3 n. m.
with the future king Of Sweden and
the president of the United States
sharing the speaking honors in trib-
ute to the man Of both countries
whose achievement turned the course
Of naval warfare
After the dedication Of the Erics-
SON memorial. the prince and princess
will receive a delegation Of the Vasa
Ordon of America, and tonight will
be the guests Of the minister Of
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FRANCES

FRANCES
There isn't very much news to
gather on these farms, rs everybody
is busy at his or her work, hence the
scarcity OF news. I'll ~.
Mino Harms WIS home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kershaw were
visiting in Bismarck Sunday.
John A. Olsen was q Bismarck
shopper Monday.
A nice shower of rain fell here
Monday evening, refreshing every
thing.
Some parties from here plan on
going to Bismarck, to take in guadua-
ton exercises, Wednesday and Thurs
day evening.
on his parents Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Gierke were
Bismarck shoppers Wedne sday.
John "A. Olsen. our assessor, is
taking an invoice with all our farm
eus this week. assessing everything
we have gotten.
Mrs. Alfred Ryberg is reported on
the sick list.
Mr.. T. Harms was a Bismarck
shopper Thursday morning.
About week ago the weather man
At Bismarck, Mr.. O. w. Roberts.
told the writer that it would rain
possibly Thursday, the 9th. Now
who says he doesn't know anything
'about it?
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-EsTnERYILLE TOWNSHIP

Mabel. Diamond was on the sick
list for the past two weeks. she Is
rapidly recovering.
Charlie Keat0e, who has heen work
ing for Harry Diamond, has purchased
. Ford coupe.
q The Rexan business men are giving
o biz offer 10 al the community and
friends, May 26th. Wednesday. Come
and see your friends. Free show in
juhe afternoon, zoe o. m. Big. dance
in The evening. Everybody welcome.
Morris Strom. who Is farming north
ct Regain, was blowing for his broth.
er. Harry Strom.. seven miles south
Of Regain.
AN Of the farmers Of this vicinity
welcomed the Shower Of rain Monday.
Nj. and Mrs. August candberg were
Bismarck shoppers Wednesday.
Miss xarth& Aim called 1t her home
wesley. the 8 year old son Of Eric
Englabretzen. is Visiting his grand:
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. August Lund-
Miss Erna. Christensen and Misi
Lenora Johns We're shopping in Regain
y w ,ssssea Eraa.. h.. r.turned to her
Aome in, Regain. after visiting with
her. grsndmnthSf, Mrs. Katherine
Tel Ehnss was weekend Visitor
in Baldwin. with Johnny Sorch.
Florence Keator rs sick with sc6tla-
tina. She has been sick for two weeks.
Mrs. Chas. 'Bleckreif was shopping
N. Bismarck Saturday. 80.
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MOFF1T.

Baseball: Noffit team score card
for the present season-Chree VIC
tories out of four games.
May 2, Motfit VS.. Driscoll, IL and
9. in favor Of Moffit. Played ct
Noffit. May l6,--Moffi't VS.. Hazel
ton, score 6 and Z. in favor Of Moffit.
Played 1T Moffit. May l7,-xoffit
VS.. DriscoN, score and 8, in favor
OF Driacoll. Played at Persian Lake.
May 23,-Moffit VS.. Hazelton, score
3 and 8, in favor Of Hazelbon. Play
ed at Hazelton.
The Sunshine club was entertained
at the farm home Of Mrs. B. F. Lane.
Thursday afternoon.
/. The Moffit Ladies' Aid are planning
on giving a home talent play. follow
ed by q supper, some tfne in the
early part of June. Exact date will
be given later.
! An enjoyable party was held at
the farm home of Floyd Belk. living
northwest Of Sterling. Music was
furnished by F. w. Moffit and l..
Bunker. Many Moffit and Bismarck
The St. PAUL Trade Tour. train.
consisting. Of eleven cosches. we'll
filled. with Joyous happy trave,ers,
stopped vt our station for shor.
period, recently. playing several
selections of good music and highly
entertaining the crowd which gathered
at the 500, STATION. to visit. The
schfldren were much enthused and
sang heartily with the St. Paul bust
ness men. The favOrs and prizes
were much enjoyed. The lucky prize
winners were two little cousins. Beth
and Lloyd Porter. ages-LOyd, nix,
and Beth nine. Both children live
With their parents on farms five and
five and ne.half miles east Of Moffit
!. .xrs.a John Lunde and infant
daughter. who where ct the Bismarck
hospital. have returned home. Mrs.
.L0nde is still quite i'll and expects
70 return To the hospital again shortly.
Road work on No. II Through Moffit
:is,. MOVING forward rapidly Main
street is now in good travelling condi-
.Noffit School picnic will be held
on Thursday. Nay "a. Graduation
yxercises. are. Ito be conducted ct the
school ON Wednesday evening, day
before the picnic. Il.
!. Two schools, in Norton and Teller
townshtps, celebrated Aogether st :
ioin,t school picnic. Sunday May q.
A wonderful xime was had by ell.
!, Callers 1t Moffit Saturday .yefter-
qQon: Mechanics. J. HuoNgr, c.
Klein, q. whitaker, n. AnderYon; II.
Asseltine, and G. Larson and chill
6ten. Aas6 Mrs. B.. F. Lane ACCOM-
pattied ~ two small sons Of he
McCarl family.
=, The Interstete .pus line now o4e-
tatGs dhs Tine Through MA4fit on
Sundays. First Sunday trip, one
!ee,lth ana one pDrth respectiyely.
0ny 28. l1e6s i !, Il Ii
Erpe ~ MI Asine fine n this
~ 81 ~ ~ u NV naoo,
auch bre6finS xoF fItx.
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.GHYLIN TOWNSHIP

Mr.. and Mrs. August .krasise called
At the Jake .Caib home Sunday.
/, Mr.. Rortick Fisher has purchased y
chevrolet runabolit. -. - s,
4: Mr.. and Mrs Eric EngelbYstssn
WERE shopPeTs in Bismarck Tuesday.
llfay 10. Ella Krapse. who is work
yinE at Englebret5sn's. motored with
th1m as far .ss Baldwin and stored
hhsre with her sister and brother-i1i-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Arndt. re-
itIrning hcme the sau,e. evening. y
!; Mr.. Carl 1Andefholm mptored to
Bismarck where he rs taking treat
meats for his eyes. '.-,..s's ~,
u MP. Marvin Aim is working for
|, Miss Hilda Krause has returneA
ito. her home. after working for. Mr..
Victor: Str0m for the past month. 4,
Alfred. Anderson is busy pDo'Ving.
Il Emil Ola1n AZ wording Tor Mr.. Eric
Enklehret1en.
Nay. 30th being Decoration hay.
hoGs1 the veteran. strew flowers DER
NJ grave. Remember our sovereigns
who have passed away. ~,
Rueben Krause is working for
Philip Zelmer. q
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Federated Clubs
Renew Stand For
Child Labor Law

Atlantic City, N. j.. May 90 up
the 18th biennial convention of
the general federation of women's
clubs today reaffirmed its stand Of
two years ago in favor of federal
child labor amendment after de-
fcating a substitute resolution by a
vote Of CTS to 263
The substitute resolution would
have authorized Il program of educa-
ton and Of state laws adapted to
local coalitions.
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Sweden and Madame Boatrom ~ an
official dinner and reception In the
Swedish legation. They were enter
tanned last night at a dinner given
in their honor by President and Mrs.
Coolidge. M
Tomorrow, after attending services
IN the Luther Memorial church, they
will visit Mount Vernon, and before
leaving Monday for New York, will
pay tribute to the unknown soldier
~ Arlington memorial cemetery.
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Phone l3H.
INVESTORS MORTGAGE SECl'R.
Try COMPANY
Office with. First Guaranty Bank
FOR SALE

FOK SALE
6 ROOM modern house with maple
floors, sun parlor and other mod
ern features; in fine neighb0rhood,
close to school. $500 with a cash
payment Of $1,000. Balance in
monthly payments.
q ROOM modern house in the east
part Of the city $500. Terms.
ROOM new modern house with east
frontage. maple floors, sun parlor,
glassed in porch, excellent location
and choice property ut low price
$500.
Z ROOM house, modern except heat:
lot 3sx feet, $4,000, with Il cash
payment Of $1,000.
8 ROOM modern house with hot water
heat and garage; lot SO X $50
feet: has bed rooms; well located
and close, to schools. $500 with
cash payment Of $500. Balance
in monthly payments of $50. each
with per cent interest. This is
bargain.
NEW modern G room house with
garage, good neighborhood and
close to schools. $4,000 with cash
payment Of $1,000. Balance in
easy payments.
If you are in the market for il house
or lot. let us show you what we
offer for sale. We think we can
save YOU money.
HARVEY HARRIS 4 COMPANY
J. =. Jackson. Manager.
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,PAINfEn'W6llp

sventh and elgnlh grace pupils OF
aois NC; Anq coMp'ccso wriun
T 1lnAt eNaantnasioNs rqsy. anu
waiting TOR Their retnm credts.
Iower grade P0pe's ehJeysAe = ae
vaceg.oh.
T: ana MRS. oscar nrostSom cete3
Nne NICK ATusn nOHs 1ussesx
mng. !.
Ills nave Desn ostso taF Me
aaon which MlN ne heid' 81 senoo'
INeScay. june I1. =,
eonerd AsenEe. pupil OF ecn0o1 No:
ron . pfuxe IN tue !ern 1oys
n1ng contest on noosper LAY
! at Wilton:
eople OF !n1s communsty ENJOY
boosters day.. many e tnem et-
ring me dance IN une evenlne.
tsS LuclIue nrooks' mo sess peeH
king ct the Wilton Care. Is spend
2 weeks vacation at ,ner nome.
Few OF the young folks OF unas
net took IN rhe osnce neio 81
dwln Setumay evening" al re-
nng = good tame.
II. Cleo haf'eman an6 son Alfred
Turtle Lake. spent rhe weekend
ne home OF Mart'n hagen, return
MONDAY morning 70 resume ner
20! dutaee. &, -.
'ndolph Mgen mocorad 70 bS-
- SAtuneay Rn Q business TRIP.
=. Ind Ms. 4eaHan men spent
hort visit ct the Gunder hagen
le Thnrsday morning.. 49,:
r.. ana Male. J. f2Inmon are !ne
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hALDWrN

le Baldwin b4sebGll, team defeo&e
.irk by d score Of to "a On the
! diamond Sunday afternoon
game WAS we'll AytAnded, / mum.
of besehAll fans from Pslkirl
Wilton being present. This makes
= suecesslsc games which were
by the local men and We under.
d q RETURN game with R0lkirl,
0 take place in the near future
'alkirk.
.isnds Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Cotton
landan will he Interested in know.
they are the parents of . fine
boy. Mrs. Cotton was formerly
! Lille Strnndemo.
arOld Mount came here Friday
wing from his home at Bismar cl
visited over The week -end wttA
brother and sister-in-law. Mr.. and
Cecil Mount.
r and Mrs. Ira FalInxSstein were
lay afternoon guests At hhe home
lr. and Mrs. Fulton Nelson.
{. and Mrs. George Schonstt OF
Burnt Greek district were Sun14y
ors at the Oscar Setter home.
rs. Ben Anderson Of Underwood
house guest ct the home Of AGr
her, john Monroe, and his family.
iss Olga lHupp Of Bismarck whit
wer the weekend with rela!tives
his community. y.
dance will be- given in the town
Wedne$dev evening OF this week
She benefit of the local bage-
pe~m.. Arr who Sayoy good clean
{ of this kind should make it
init to. attend this dance and eAnw
{ appreciation of the. Aplsndid
{ done by our tfam this lla$on,
rs. Willie Borner visited over The
lend with her mother,in.leW,
,Mathilda Banmgart, in bisme iek.
BaumEart, who is former resi-
Of vhis district. has been i3l
past week, mt is new improving.
n. Weber, we'll kN6Wh business
Of the c4pitel city, Fas here tAe
part of,the week hooking after
ness a6Aairs.
te Baldwin schools win close Cor
summer v9cetion period Friday.
Students OF the grades ere busy
" examinations this week.
,g to the very small number Of
ustes this year. no special exer-
will be held.
nil CieEle and son Reuben spent
weekend in Bismarck with Mrs.
le, who is slowly recovering from
rious operation. -
So Annie Brown has retutned
| = few days visit with friends
ie capital city.
lam Asrdebu has completed farm
The SpangberE place east of town.
arenceS OttoW apent the week end
ing among friends ia the capital
{. and Mrs. Albin Nordstrom were
Mt guests At the home of Mr.. and
John NordstnOm.
,e agent for the Patterson land
1any WAS here the fore part Of
week looking after business ~
/. Grant Satter win break ub
? land for this company ahis sea-
and put it to flax.
J. McGiDlis. we'll known business
of Bismarck. was looking after
IRIS, on his farm south of town
of the week. ~ ~ ~
". Mellenberg held church serv.
in the Presbyterian church SUN.
AFTERNOON. He came here recently
l Chicago to -sct rs pp'stors of tale
On, and Baldwin churches during
summer months until anotAer
lister. comes to take the place
ted by Rev. lE.sv. Hesden, who
some time ago for cou rtenay.
le batT ANA complete conteubs s0n
Albin Nord strosn farm were a.,
yed by fire. Sunday night
sral horses and other ..seock were
royed by the flamss., ~
. Falhenstein wSs 4 business cali
vt the W.. II. 9forrls' hohae Tues-,
where he went aAter seed corn.
Norris is n we'll known farmer
~
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NEWS OF OUR NBlGHBORS

hcH Also Mr.. and Mrs. John No.
BERG and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Crul
Of Wilton.
Marie Johnson. wAo is attending
school ct Wilton. spent the week. END
ut her parental home.
Many folks IT this community at.
tended the auction sale held Ut
Wilton Saturday.
Louis Birkholz. Herbert Wilson. and
Leo FAustom enjoyed trip to the
lake Sundsy afternoon.
Rev. Henson, pastor Of the Lutheran
church, had dinner 1t the Axel Stein
quist home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. EgArton and son.
Viole Hagen and niece LOUISE Haren
OF Wing, spent Sunday at Viola's
parental home, n. G.. Hagen, Sunday.
4 sudden downpour Of rain and .
little hail showered the people Of this
community, lete Monday afternoon,
just what We need for good crop.
d florida ere good running cars. but
not without oil.
Mr.. Henry johnson made . trim to
Wilton Monday.
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DEPENDABLE USED CARS

\ USED Car is only as good as the
dealer who sells it. Our own build
ing--our service department our
whole organization Is dedicated to
7 courteous, prompt attention for
each and every one Of our Gus
toners. That this may be selfish
motive is proven by our increasing
sale Of Dependable Used Cars, and
the interesting testimonial letters
we can show you, written by many
:. OF our Used Car buyers. Ford
Truck, $+S5; Dodge Touring, Sl95;
Overland 90. sos; Dodge Coupe,
$625; Cadillac Touring, $2s5; Ford
Coupe, $35O, and other excellent
bargains. Easy time payments.
u. Is. GILMAN co. Phone sos
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RRlTT['TN

y The barn dance 1t Mr.. Browns
was well attended Saturday right
A 4 rltmber of Brittin people were
present. ]. Everybody had I good timeI
ii. " 4eusAfsShe nkighbois gathered ct
Chrksl()rawf Sunday afternoon:
thi9 enjoyed eating ice cream and
! Grandma Crawford is visiting ii
Mr. White&ker's. -.
!. Georxr. Rrittin's pasture was ret on
fire by the lightning Of Monday night
It. did not, burn very, Tar. :. s.;
Elvin. Hoover and SON were Bis.
Clarence Hoover was .Brittin call-
er Tuesday. y
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FOR SALE mahogany windsor
chairs, mahogany sectional book
cases with ahsk section. fu.med
oak dining room table. Buffet
and chairs. Floor lamp, kitchen
table and chairs. electric vacuum
cleaner. Ranger bicycle kitchen
utensils. miscellaneous articles.
Call G89M.
FOR SALE--A Ford Bug in fine con-
dition. $1,000. two Dodge touring
cars. Real bargains. One Ford
Coupe $4,000. one Ford roadste&
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CLEAR LAKE


Mrs. ALFRED Olson visited with her
sister-in-law. Mrs. Henry Olson.
Mrs. Emma Shaffer and daughter
Miss Vivian called on Mrs. Harold
Harkrave Friday afternoon.
. John 0und<rson Of the Martin
Olson Hardware store Of Driscoll
was An the neiehhorhood settine up
new cream sepsTsters on Eridsy after
A. crowd offended the class night
ssxarci4ss of the Driscoll high school
IN Friday evening, 1t being enjoyed
Miss Vivian Shaffer spent Friday
evening and Saturday with her friend
Mas Myrtle Christensen.
Callers ct Uhe Albert Christensen
home on Saturday were Mrs. j.. T.
Sharp and nephew Everett Chapel.
Mrs.. Charley Lundqvist and son
Sidney, Andet3e Misses Luebla Toilet
son and VIVIAN Shaffer.
Mr., md Mrs. Christ Schon, Mr.. and
41Afole Newlahd spent Sunday at
tfe Jens Hansen home in Kidder
Benny Lein Of Regain took Sunday
dinner with his sister and family,
M. and Mrs. Homer Nelson.
Miss Tillie Schoon spent Sunday st
the Henry Olson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Erickson and
family visited with Mrs. Marie Ofan-
son and family Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Merringdahl had
callers from Gleaburn Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter Of Bismarck
are Visiting with relatives and friends
in Christiania township for few
weeks. ''r''f1'.' ,.zss.s' '.r'.'-..s' ts~
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman and
daughter Dorothy were callers at the
Henry Olson home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Hs3el Nielsen took dinner with
M and Mrs. Albert Christensen
Monday.
Quite ON electric storm visited this
community on-.Monday night. Martin
Kessel losing his, large barn. it being
1T ruck hys li0htninR: - y :.
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Too Late TO Classify
FOR SALE

FUN SNlsE
FIVE ROOM bungalow, and bath,
modern, full basement with garage,
built in 1920. good condition and
splendid location. Price $4G5O.
$650.0O cash, balance in monthly in.
stallment Of $4,000 which includes
interest ut per cent. An excep.
t'onal opportunity to acquire u
home.
SIX ROOM house and bath, 5 bed
rooms. maple floors, hook eases.
hot water heat. fall basement, east
front and good location Price
$4.UO.OO. Terms.
SEVEN ROOM semi bungalow. mod
erh. fine condition and dandy
home at the price, short lot. Price
$500, terms.
FIVE ROOM bungalow, modern. and
in good condition. full lot. Prize
$3O0O.O0 $3.50 cash, balance on paLy'
monthly payments. per cent in
terest.
TEN ROOM house, modern, close in
and an excellent ro0ming house
proposition. Price $475O.OO.
FIVE ROOM bungalow, bath. maple
floors, fire place. lawn and trees,
excellent ihcatiOn. Price $55OO.OO
Terms.
SIX ROOM bungalow. modern and
practically new. fine large rooms,
cistern, full basement. garage. lawn
and trees. Splendid location, east
front. price $O35O.OO. Terms.
BUILDING LOTS in all parts of the
City. Arrange tn buy Or build II
home right now. Why delay?
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Phone 1873.
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