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auction sale Friday. The Fauths ex-
pect to leave for South Dakota in
few weeks.
Lucy Peterson is hauling grain
this week.
Mr.. nd Mrs. Axel Stenquist and
daughters Ruth and HildA were at
the Brooks sale Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence johnson
md children visited at the home OF
Laurence's mother, Mrs. Gust john
son, Saturday.
Harry ..en is Helping Walter
..ukey finish up his fall work.
ALVIN Lang is hauling grain to
town with the truck this week.
Lucille Johnson Of Wilton visited
It Ter uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan johnson, this week. There was
s.nool on account of teachers
institute.
Albert Nelson and Mike Partyka
left for Montana Saturday, where
they will look for work. The boys
expect to be gone all winter. They
are going to drive by car all the way.
Dan Johnson was . business cali
er this week at Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Steinquist and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Menard attended
the sale at Fauth's Friday.
Ole Lillefjeld bought a team Of
horses at Fauth's sale Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nelson
were callers at the Frank Erickson
home Sunday.
Emory Johnson IS helping Dave
Bout haul his grain to town which
is laying on the ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hide
brandt and sons, amond and Clar-
cnce, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Brown and Bob Cleve-
land were callers at the VIM. Brown
home Sunday.
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Dodge

Fred Neich and William Kellar
were passengers to Bismarck Friday
where they looked over business
matters in that city.
Mrs. C.. S. Barrows, who has been
visiting with her mother, Mrs. T..
Rheinholdts, of Valley City, for sew
eral weeks, returned to her home
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Eissinger
and children were Sunday guests
with friends and relatives in Zap.
Joe Jacobs motored to Bismarck
Wednesday where he transacted
business, returned the same day
with a new Chrysler sedan.
Miss Hil.na Johnson, who is teach
ing school in Gackle, this state, is
visiting for several days at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George King.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Helmer were
business callers in Golden Valley
Monday. =
On the Goth of October occurred
the marriage Of Robert Peterson and
Ruby Johnson. The young couple
will reside on the farm known as
the Paul Peterson farm for some
time. We wish them long and
happy married life.
John Neurohr was an castbound
passen. :er to Bimarck Thursday
where he took treatments in a hos
pital Of that city.
Sheriff Bleacha Of Manning was
business caller in Dodge Saturday.
l.. H. Bothner shipped carload
Of cattle to St. Paul Saturday. Mr..
Bothner will visit for about 10 days
with friends and relatives of that
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Medke mo-
tored to New Leipzig Friday where
they visited with their friends and
relatives of . It city.
James Boyland Of Oakdale was a
business caller in Dodge Thursday.
Mr.. Boyland formerly was a bust
ness man Of Dodge.
| Mrs. Wendelin Kohn was a pas.
senger to Darlington, this state. Sat
urday where she visited at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. jacob
Heimbuch.
F. Durham, the president Of thu
Durham Lumber company, was
business caller in Dodge Wednesday
John Funk was q passenger II
Bismarck. Monday. He will TAX
treatments in hospital of that city
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Daffee ant
children, Mrs. Margaret Grossmal
md Hulda Grossman were guests a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G
Grossman Sunday.
Bernard Frank was a passengel
to Bismarck Friday. He will ente,
q hospital there for few weeks.
ev. E. f. Matteson preached 1
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Welch's Spur

Mr.. Doppler motoret. to Bismarck
early Monday morning to take
Clarence in for .choo. He trans
acted business during he remainder
Of the morning. Mrs. Doppl~r spent
the day with her daughter, Mrs.
Robt. WEIGH. They did a good deal
of canning during the day, and Mr..
Doppler called for Mrs. Coppler
the evening.
A number of the farmers Of this
vicinity are engaged in fal. blowing,
some havign large fields ready for
spring. Some of the t1.en thus en-
gagged are Mr.. John WEIGH, Law
renee Doppler, Wayne Warren and
Robert WEIGH.
Mr.. Chester Boyd, who has been
harvesting his flax this last week,
! finished Saturday. Mr.. Boyd used
the Slevarp Holt Combine outfit
belonging to Mr.. Slovary Of Brittin.
The radio fans Of this commun-
ity enjoyed the teachers programs
which were broadcast by KFYR the
past week.
Some of the neighbors are very
busy getting their corn in. Mr.
Snyder, Mr.. Dorman, Mr.. o. p,
WEIGH and Mr.. Ishmall are some Of
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Trygg

Herman Kikul, Jr., was a caller
at the Kruger home last Sunday.
Fred Woods, Standard Oil man
from Baldwin, made two trips out
Monday delivering gas and oil to
Joe Jiras, Fred Schroeder and F. C.
Nelson.
Earl Varley is firing on the N.
r. railroad from jamestown to Will
ton, going through Regain. He got
his hand burned quite badly with
the steam hose on the engine.
Herman and Edwin Olson arrived
home from Grafton where they were
employed on the J. j. Rue contract
ing work. They will visit with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson.
Herman went to Bismarck Wednes-
day on blu. .ess.
: Twenty-three teachers met with
Miss Madge Runey at Miss Geneva's
Miller's school No. 2 Monday.
Miss Evelyn Dunavan from school
No. l was supper and overnight
Guest with Geneva Miller at the G.
f. Nelson home Monday night.
Donald Morris took Evelyn Duna-
van to Bismarck Tuesday night for
the teachers convention three days.
This week he took home his three
sisters, Marian, Bernice and Margie
who attend high school at the sis
ters' school, to spend the week at
their home.
The Trygg people and a number
Of others burnt the weeds along the
graded roads Monday night for fire
brakes to protect their hay from
fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Davenport
made a trip to Bismarck Monday
En- route home they stopped at tht
Geo. Nelson home. They are don,
working for Axel johnson.
Helen and Gladys Rue and PEARL
Nelson motored to Bismarck Tues
day night for the teachers meeting
John and Elsie Kruger attende,
Halloween program last Frida.
night in Sibley Butte where Mis-
Newman teaches.
Albin Andstrom and A. C. Wild
were out Tuesday to the Nelson boy
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MOffit

Miss Mildred Jameson spent the
weekend in Bismarck visiting
friends and shopping.
Mrs. w. H. Edison was shopper
.in town Wednesday,. !,
Mrs. A. f. Cline entertained the
Farmers Union Ladies Aid Friday.
Mrs. r. f. Watkins visite> at the
H. P. Asseltine home Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Jewel Doan of Brittin was
shopping in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Whitaker
were visiting fri nds and shopping
in Bismarck Thursday.
Mrs. Andy Ducett OF Mckenzie
visited at the Joe Coder home Sun
Mrs. Fay johnson returned home
from the hospital Friday.
Mrs. A. E. Cline visited at the
NJ. G. McNally home Saturday aft
ernoon. -.
Miss Alice Mauk returned to Bis
marck Saturday ,fter speeding the
week with her parents.
Mrs. Martin Ripley is q patient
at the 0Cs AIeXluS llOOpA1ois
Mrs. Cabbage Of Glencoe was .
caller in town Friday.
Frank Benz was a capital city
call Monday.
Donald Edison, who is attending
high school in Bismarck, spent the
weekend at the home OF his par
ents.
J. ]. Cosgrove and Henry Kruse
were Hazelton callers Monday.
Frank Hedden of Bismarck was
down huntinr in this locality Sum
day.
Mrs. Burns Bay was shopping
in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. johnson and
family Of Bismarck visited at the
w. E. Nichol home Wednesday.
w. H. Brownawell of Wild Rose
was q caller in town Monda..
Quite a number Of ladies dropped
into the Argast home Saturday aft
noon and completely SURPRISED her.
The occasion was Mrs Argast's
birthday.
The Farmers Union Ladies' Aid
Of Sterling will give a bazaar and
supper in the hall Saturday night.
Nov. 18th.
Mrs. B. F. Lane returned home
from the St. Alexius hospital Mon
day.
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Taft

Mrs. John Baker md son Jim Wis
tied at the Roy Baker home We'd
nesday evening.
! The Farmers Union Aid was en-
tertained at the Cline home st an all
day meeting Thursday.
| John Benz delivered some fine
sheep in Sterling Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Chas. Gaskill visited over
night at the Gosnew home, Monday.
Laverne Richardson delivered a
wagon load ,of potatoes to Sterling
Thursday.
Dewey Olson called at the Benz
home Thursday.
Mrs. John Baker and Mrs. Roy
Baker attended the birthday party
at the Olson home in Moffit Thurs
day afternoon.
p. M. Gosney and Charley helped
Art Chenawith fill his silo Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Carl Uhl called at the Gaskill
home Thursday.
Mrs. John Benz attended birth
day party on her motherin Moffit
Thursday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint. / Gaskill,
daughter Vivian and Florence Cos
ney, were Bismarck shoppers Thurs
day.
Mrs. Beatty and daughter Belva
have returned from a trip visiting
relatives and friends in South Da-
kota and Iowa.
Mrs. John Baker and son Jim
were Bismarck callers riday.
Miss Vivian Gaskill spent the
weekend with relatives at Arena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Koon and
children spent a few days visiting
at the Gosney home.
Gosney's finnish filling their silo
Monday.
Threshing is about all finished in
this community with the exception
Of little flax.
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Auto Runs So Miles on
Gallon Of Gas

Automobile engineers who worked
for years in an effort to reduce
gasoline consumption have found
the solution in . marvellous inven-
ton that fits all cars. An actual
test made by one Of the engineers
showed SO miles on . lion Of gas.
Thousands of car owners rave al
ready installed this new invention.
They not only report amazing gas
savings but are also surprised to
find quicker pickup, instant start
ing, smoother running motors and
disappearance Of carbon. E. Oliver,
990-1850-E. Third St., Milwaukee,
Wis.,, for . limited time is offering
free device to those VIII. will help
introduce it. He also needs men
everywhere to make over 500
weekly in their own territory TAX
ing care Of local business. Write
him at once for free sample and big
money making offer.-Adv.
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Hampton

Miss Blanche TIMBER, who has
been staying with her brother. left
for various points In Minnesota,
where she will visit with friends and
relatives for several weeks and will
then 60 to Canada to her home.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Koppy and
daughter Regina went to Linton
Monday evening to take in the show.
The Life Of the Divine Saviour,
held at the Catholic church.
Jake Ohlhauser was caller Al
Linton Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Backhaus
went to Linton Tuesday on business.
Martin Riedlinger of Linton was q
business caller in this vicinity
Thursday buying cattle. :,
Frank Sleva was q business caller
ut Linton and Hazelton Saturday.
Among those who went to Linton
Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Mausehund, Herman Backhaus and
son John, Christ, Joeb, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ohlhauser, ST., and Steve Mop
py and son Frank. /.
The dance given at the Zirbes
theater Friday evening. was well at
tended by a number Of young folks
of this vicinity. Music was by the
Hoot Owls of Linton.
A number Of young folks OF this
vicinity helped entertain the surprise
party held at Joe Gilman's place
Saturday evening. The evening was
spent in dancing. A very nice
luncheon was served.
Osmer Pettis and son and Almond,
a nephew to the latter, were busl-
ness callers in this vicinity Satur-
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Steve Koppy went
to St. Anthony Sunday to spend the
day visiting with friends and rela-
tives. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pettis OF
Linton were business callers in this
vicinity the fore part Of the week. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mausehund
were callers at Linton Monday.
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Still

:. Mrs. John Law is feeling better
again after being on the sick list
for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson at
tended the sale at VIM. Richards in
Wilton Monday. The Richards are
selling out preparatory to moving
to California this fall. Mrs. Rich
ards is . sister Of Mrs. C. L. John
son. :
The Oscar Schlingsog family,
who have resided en- the Louis Lind
farm north Of Still have moved to
Wing.
Mrs. Charlie Lind and SON VIII
liam and Miss Nellie Hagstrom mo-
tored to the capital city Saturday
afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Gospel
Mission Of Still held its regular
meeting at thehome Of r. and Mrs.
Benton Backman Frid y afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Olson Of Bis
marck called at Hagstrom's Satur-
Mrs. Oscar Erickson is spending
some time visitin gat the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson,
The Misses Dorothy Little and
Ida and Agnes Tosseth spent the
latter part Of the week at their
homes near Still, returning to Bis
marck Sunday.
A Halloween party was given at
the Still hall Saturday evening. A
very good time YVES reported by
eyeryboly present
Anthony Erickson and Clarence
johnson went on q hunting trip to
Devils Lake last week.
The teachers have all returned to
their duties after SPENDING part Of
1ost week IN Bismarck attending
VARIOUS teachers' meetinI and DEM
S16aN<xatjonS.
~. ana Mr.. Charlie Lind and
buaA1l ooo William, Mrs. John San.
dGlin. Joel Nordlund, Mr.. and Mrs
1otn Asplu6d and son Lloyd and
Wile Alma Benson wsre Sunday Wis
NJ q ~ o. G. .:1agStrym home.
4 fns(eq GGnxck Vii ho1d : sale It
llQ M 1l9giiey eyoning. Nov.
1eh ~! n eeyyoe. Every
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20 m. Hon. Thor. who
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the corn pickers. Some are using
the patent snsppers and -huskers.
They prove TO b great time and
labor saver.
Mrs. Kuut Hanson motored to
town with Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Nc.
Murffch Tuesday. Mrs. Hanson and
Mrs. McMurrich spent the day shop
ping and visiting with rms. Mcur.
rich's, daughter, Bernice Johnston.
ate rschool. Bernice attends the
public schools Of Bismarck.
A large number Of ladies' were
present at the missionary meeting
held ct rs. Horace Dirlam's Thurs
dav afternoon. A buffet lu'.ch Was
served after the meeting. Every.
one enjoyed the Getting very much,
especially the children, who enter.
tanned themselves playing among
.hs trees OF the grove. A shower
| was held with the m .eting for Mrs.
Jim CARTS, and Mrs. Grundy, who
will leave soon, was presented with
. Lowell gift from the society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. WEIGH were
IN town Friday.
Mr.. Earl Snyder and family were
Bismarck visitors Saturday. Mr..
and Mrs. Doppler were in town also.
Mrs. Edith Bruce has been enjoy
ing her new Dodge sedan the past
week.
Lawrence and Leo Doppler took in
the movies Saturday .vtning.
The Hanson family visited 1t the
John Alsbury home Friday. Mrs.
Robt. Welsh alto called at the Ais
bury home the same day. Eva Ais
burk has beenhome for the half
week Of vacation.
Mrs. Robert WEIGH entertained
her paretns at her home Sunday, the
occasion being the liver wedding
anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Doppler. A late dinner wa. served
and the children presented their
parents with . set Of rilverware.
The Hanson family visited at the
Hugh McMurrich home Sunday.
Lawrence Doppler look his broth
er Clarence to, town for school Sun
day evening.
John Homer reported that a few
ducks are light. 8 in Round Lake,
he having shot q number from there
lately.
Ralph and Raymond Snyder and
the boy who wo.ks I Mr. o. P.
Melch called at the Dopplel home
! Sunday.
Mrs. Cook Of Bismarck called on
Mrs. Dorpler Sunday morning.
Oliver Melch called 1T the Robert
Melch home Monday morning. He
and Bob have been doing sor fenc-
ing between the two elrms lately.
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splendid sermon in the Congrega-
tional church. His next sermon will
be November 18th. Everybody is
cordially invited to attend the serv-
ices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cerkis visited
with friends in Golden Valley. Sum
day.
Helen ...ettler, who has been as
sissting Mrs. Jacob Lindaman for
few weeks, returned to her home
at Hazen Tuesday. y
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and helped thresh on the place they
purchased from them. Axel John
son hauled flax to Regain with hia
truck.
Herman and Lennart Olson and
Mrs. Anton Fisher and son Gordan
were callers at the G. F. Nelson
home Tuesday while taking home
Miss Miller and the Nelson children.
Emma Nelson and Clara Rue came
home Tuesday night to spend the
week at their parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Whitfield and
Floss:, motored to Menoken Monday
night to take in the speaking and
singing by the Indian girls. A large
crowd attended.
The E. E. Strandemo's from Bald
win threshe1 for Enos Strandemo
Monday.
Mr.. an1 Mrs. John Engdahl and
family left Wednesday for Wey.
burn. Canada, to visit their parents,
'sr. and Mrs. Herman Gerkey, who
left here last fall. They like il
there very much.
Mrs. Geo. Whitfield and Florence
motored to \ nokn Tusday night and
got Ste ohen home to spend the week
while all the teachers went to Bis
marck for the convention.
Ed Morris called at school No. 2
Tuesday morning to get Evelyn
Dunavan and took her bac,': to her
school No. /.
Alice Swanson was an overnight
guest at John Engdahl's Tuesday
night and helped them get ready for
the trip Wedne sday morning.
Joe Fisher made two trips to
Menoken- and one with wheat to
Baldwin Tuesday and around by the
Engstrom coal mine and got load
Of coal and delivered it to Geo. Mel
son.
Margaret Lundeen visited Tues
day at the .rohn Engdahl home.
Axel J.',nson and John Trygg
were hauling grain to Regain We'd
nesday for John Olson. Anton Fisher
helped them thresh and Mrs. Fisher
helped her mother cook for thresh-
ers.
The Nelson boys completed their
threshing Wednesday for this year
at John Olson's.
Edith Olson will leave for Har-
vey this week to attend high school.
She says she received word that the
school was delayed on account of the
dormitory tat burned this summer
some time and the new one being
completed now.
Charles Reynolds motored to Re-
gan Wednesday from Martin Mel
sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson and
Hugo motored to Bismarck Wedncs-
day on local business.
Wiran Nelson hauled q load of
wheat to Regain Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Davenport,
who have been employed at Axel
Johnson's all summer, left Satur-
day to Bismarck to pick corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Whitfield and
family made trip to Bismarck Fri.
day cooking after business affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C.. Nelson and
Bud motored to Bismarck Friday and
got Mrs. Pearl Nelson and Betty
Mrs. Nelson has been attending
teachers conve.t ton three days and
Betty, = twin, has consulted doctor
Ed. Morris wa sin Bismarck Fri.
day and purchased Fordson trac.
tor.
Martin Nelson went to Bismarck
Friday and ran out their new Rum
civ tractor as far as Victor Eng
dahl's and r~mained there overnight
and came home with it Saturday
Albin Anstrom hauled out the lug!
and repairs in his car. They pur
chased a pillow for it from Johi
Keefer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Nelson. Ger
tie, Gwendolyn and Gerald motoret
to Bismarck Friday on a shopping
trip. Gertie consulted q physician.
A..:.ee and Otto Swanson motoret
to Bismarck aSturday and took he
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new, OF OUR NElCHBORS

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Almond Thor
was formerly Miss Mabel Nelson of
Rush City. Mr.. Thor is q we'll
known young man of the commune
ity. The happy couple have the
congratulations Of many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur johnson
made a trip to Bismarck Tuesday.
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The expression mot worth a rap"
owes its origin to q counterfeit coin
known as q rap" which was circu-
lated in Ireland as q halfpenny early
in the eighteenth century.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-09

SEN. JONES. WASH. We are much obliged to you.
 SEN. JONES. Delegate Sutherland, would YOU like submit anything?
 MIt. SUTHERLAND. No, sir. l thak C ernor Su!zer and Colonel Steese can ca-ni thrnss w.l t.9t will not say anythins :uftnat Statement of Col. James q. Stt,'sr, President of
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-09
The Alaska Road Commission

SEN JONES' Colonel steese, will tell us your position in connection of the Alaska mat ters and what work you have charge of?
 COL. STEESE. Yes. sir. think that if might refer to this map might make it little more clear.
 SEN JONES Just state briefly what your position is
 COL. sTEEsE. As you know. I have been nual appearance before this committee this Al askan situation We started right after the War to take up the neglected and abandoned roads that resulted. due to expenditures during the being diverted to more important purpose
 SEN JONES State what your position is in connection with Alaska.
 COL STEESE. President of the Alaska Road Commission That is a Federal Bureau in charge of road and trail construction and mante- nance, in the Territory of Alaska also have rivers and hartors certain other ac vities that incidental this discussion.
 SEN. JONES' I it understood that Colonel steese is here at the request of this com mi,tee. During this present fiscal year have s9oo.o9o for roads and trails in Alaska. The Budget estimate for the next fiscal year $500. GOO. The House has raised that s7ooooo Personally l think ought to have money than that, and have asked Colonel Steese to come down here, because lie is familiar with the situation. and l him to tell what the sit uaton is. and what the needs and what he would hope accomplish if would give him an additional of money. Now, that lays out your program. Colonel Steese. and von take whatever course you think best present ii the committee.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-09
WHAT ALASKA
 IS UP AGAINST
 GETTING FUNDS
w.. DEPARTMENT APPROPRIATION BILL, 1928
FRIDAY, JANUARY 2s, io27

United States Senate, Subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations,
 Washington, D. c. The Subcommittee of the Committee on Appro- priatiops met pursuant to adjournment in the con- mittee room Capitol, Senator Wesley L. Jones, of Washington, presiding
 Present: Senator Jones of Washington Reed of Pennsylvania Harris Fletcher. and Bayard.
 Senator Jones of Washington We will take up on Pages 90 91, the construction and mainte- nance of roads, bridges and trails in Alaska Colonel steese is here at request First. think former Congressman Sulzer wishes to make brief state ment as he has to get away. CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE OF ROADS.
 BRIDGES AND TRAILS, ALASKA