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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-21
GOOD JOBS OPEN
TO BRITISH WOMEN
Queen Gets Most Payday
AStor First to Receive
$4,000 in Commons.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, January 21.-Queen
Mary is the highest paid woman in
the British Empire, assuming, OF
course, that King George splits the
annual grant of about $550.OOO to
their maiesties on something like
a $3.50 basis.
If the King predeceses his wife,
she will as Queen Dowager. get
$3.50. 900 a year, There are many calls
on. the privX purse, and what with
one expense and another Few Britons
would say the Windsors are overpaid.
John Bull is not so generous, how:
ever, with the general run Of women
in government service.
Lady Aston Got $4,000.
Lady Aston was the first woman
to draw the 81 900 year salary as
n member of the House of Commons,
which compares with $4,000 re-
cetved annually by the newly elected
woman Representatives in Congress In
Washington. Commoners also receive
small travelling allowances.
Lady Astor, however, may aspire
to better things. The great offices
of state in Britain now DIRE open to
women and she can even become
prime minister and get the sum of
SIS 900 a year. with the use of No. 10
Downing street and chequers thoWn
in.
Miss Margaret Bondf1eId, former
shop girl, and the first woman TO hold
ministerial rank in Britain, was paid
Sc 900 for the brief tenure of Ramsay
MacDonald's Labor government. She
was secretary Of the ministry of labor.
The Duchess of Atholl has a more
permanent post under the regime OF
Stanley Baldwin, and gets $4,000 a
year as parliamentary secretary to the
board of education.
The next best government post held
by a woman is occupied by Mrs. E. F.
Pinsent, asylum commissioner. who
receives $4,000. with provision for in
creases TO $500 in five years. A
woman inspector under her gets $500.
Women Have Good Jobs.
Women hold good positions under
the board of education, Miss A. K.
Wark. chief woman inspector, re-
ceiving from $4.250 to $1,000, while
FIVE woman medical officers get $500
to $4,000 In the pension office 81 in
spectors get from $1,000 to $4,000.
Unlike the American State Depart
ment. the British diplomatic service
cannot boast of woman members. The
highest woman officials at the foreign
office are Miss NJ. V. Moors and Miss
D. d. Bigley, who each receive $1,750
a year, while five other woman work
ers get $1,000.
In the British post Office depart
ment the highest paid woman is Miss
]. Buchanan, who receives $4,000.
Thousands of woman clerks are paid
from $3.50 to $500 a year, and typists
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are paid from about $525 to $12.50 a
week Higher grade woman clerks get
S1,15O to 1900 a year. The low sal
aries are augmented by a bonus
system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-21

When You Feel Cold Coming On
Take Laxative BROMO QUTNINE Tablets
to work off the Cold and TO fortify the sys-
tenn against an ATTACK OF Grip rS or Influenza sa:
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Wisconsin Bill Proposed.

MADISON, Wis, January 81 GAo).--A
joint resolution memoralizing Congress
to conduct nationwide referendum
on repeal of the Volstead act was in
troduced in the House of the Legisla-
ture yesterday.
The resolution contains a supple
mentary note that 'the people of Wis
consin have emphatically expressed
their approval of Valstead act repeal"
A beer referendum in Wisconsin au,
thorized by the 1925 Legislature car
ried by a majority Of $4,000 in the
November election.
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DRY REFERENDA
ASKED IN z STATES
Minnesotan Proposes State
Vote-WisConsin Would
Seek National Ballot.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, January Ala
bill calling for n State referendum on
the Volstead act during the 1928 cleo
ton was introduced in the Minnesota
House yesterday. The bin asks:
SHOULD the Congress Of the United
States modify the Federal act to en-
force the amendment so that the
same shall not prohibit the manufac-
ture, sale, transportation, importation
or expectation of beverages which are
not in fact intoxicating as determined
in accordance with the laws of the
respective States?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-21
FEARING CORN-BORER,
U. S. CHECKS IMPORTS
Bans Certain Products From Can
ada in Crusade Against
Pest.

BY the Associated Press.
OTTAWA, Ontario, January zI.-
Arthur Gibson. Dominion entomolog1st'
announced yesterday that an embargo
has been placed by the United states
Department of Agriculture on plants
that are likely to carry the European
corn.borer from Canada. The plants
thus prohibited from export TO the
United States include Indian corn
broom corn. sweet sorghums. grain
sorghums, Sudan grass. Johnson
grass, sugar cane. Pearl Millet. Napier
grass, Toesinte and Jobs tears.
The provision is made. however Tor
the entry of clean shelled corn ano
clean seed of broom corn, provloeo
such shipments are accompanied oy
certificate of inspection. Broom
corn for manufacturing purposes may
also be imported under certain restric-
lions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-21

MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
PIPE ORGAN LESSONS FOR MOVING
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Her Father a Bootlegger.

NORRISTOWN, Pa, January 81
LP).-A young bride-to-be surprised
court attaches here yesterday when
they received along with her marriage
license her sworn affidavit giving her
fathers occupation as "a laborer and
bootlegger''
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RUNAWAY TRAIN KILLS 2,

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, January
81 P).-Two men were killed and nine
injured yesterday when a logging
train of the Kendall Lumber Co.,
operating in the Cheat Mountains, ran
away down a mountain side and piled
up at a curve Hubert Butler %,
and Charles Perry, 55, were killed.
The injured, several in a serious con-
dition, were brought to a hospital
here.
Lumber company officials said slip
perry rails probably caused the acct
dent.
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teaching parochial school Monday
morning in Lem. school No. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Rise called at
Christ Bjerke's Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. 4. Olson and
daughter Della of Driscoll spent Sun
day evening at Ole Spildc's.
Martin Fast, who is employed at
the Patterson ranch, north Of Wing,
spent Sunday with his folks.
Burnell Larson Of Wing and Rcidar
Olauson Of Driscoll are staying at
the Christianson home while attend
ing parochiai school.
Mrs. NJ. J. Brenden and daughter
Ethel spent Monday ut the Sivert
Brenden home.
Olive Rise spent Sunday at the
home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman and
daughter Dorothy attended the ball
game at Sterling Sunday afternoon.
Arnold Christianson, Olaf Olson,
Olga, Selma, Arthur and Clarence
Rise motored to Steele Friday, the
latter having some dental work done.
Miss Sylvia Stewart and sister of
Goodrich called at the Art Bjorhus
home and also at the Joe Rise home
sunday afternoon.
Mrs. n. A. SoderhClm is spending
a few days ut bismarck
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Hagen and fam
ily spent Sunday visiting at the N.
A. Soderholm home. -
Mrs. Marie Olauson and family,
Myrtle Christensen Of Clear Lake
township were Sunday dinner guests
at sthc Geo. Christensen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Hanson mo-
tored to Arena Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Sivert Brenden, who has spent
some time in hospital at Bismarck
returned home Monday. Her many
friends are glad to see her home
again.
Sivert Brenden and son, Howard,
motored to Bismarck Monday.
Henry Fast lea for Minnesota
Sunday to spend u few weeks. He
was accompanied by Henry Bueller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Josephson spent
Friday evening at J. O. Rises and
Art Bjorhus's homes.
A few Of the young folks from
this neighborhood gathered at the
Barkman home Sunday evening and
surprised Dorothy, the occasion be-
ing her sixteenth birthday. The eve-
HiHS was SpeHI III playing CaTuS anu
music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson from Bis
marck and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jo-
sephson and family spent Sunday at
the Rudolph Harja home.
The Ladies' Aid meets at Anton
Petelson's next Wednesday, June 10.
The Luther League meets at
Faunce Luyben's next Sunday after
noon. June r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Arneson and
daughter, Alice, motored to futile
Tuesday.
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Boyd

Mr. and Mrs. John johnson were
Charles Johnson Saturday afternoon.
Chester Boyd was caller at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Me
Lean Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pollock and
daughters, Dorothy and Hazel, and
sons, Hackley and Nile, were din
ner guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hector Mclean on Sunday eve
ming. The Pollock family of Bis
marck expect to leave next week for
Milwaukee. Wis, where they will
make their home from now on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knowles motored to
Bismarck Saturday afternoon on bus
mess.
Miss Annie Brown and Miss Helen
Baker were in Bismarck on Saturday.
Mrs. II. {. Neugebauer. who has
been teaching Boyd School No. . AID
boarding at the home of her par
ents, Will leave for Valley City
Thursday morning, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Neugebauer will make ..as.r Jew
home. She will be accompanied by
her sister, Miss Catherine Mclean,
who will attend teachers college for
the year.
Glen Baker was in Bismarck Sat
urday.
Many of the people of this vicin-
ity attended the graduation exercises
Of Bismarck high school on Thurs
| day evening.
+; II. l.. Mclean motorcd to Bismarck
| Monday morning on business.
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Baldwin

Miss Alice Swanson has returned
from a several months visit among
friends and relatives at Portland and
other points in Oregon.
Miss Violet Larson of Wilton spent
part Of the week here as the guest
Of her former classmate, Mrs. Eddie
Meyers. Miss Larson recently re-
turned from Pennsylvania where she
has been attending school.
MR. and Mrs. knowingly Dorman
announce the birth OF son last
Sunday. Mrs. Dorman is staying at
the home of Mrs. j. G. Dixon in the
capital city.
Section Foreman Nelson Anderson
was injured last week when a crow
bar fell off the speeder on which
Mr.. Anderson was riding The bar
struck Mr.. Anderson's foot and Grip
pied it.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Larson and
family of Bismarck were Sunday
visitors at the Andy Larson home
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Satter and fam
lily motorcd to Regain Sunday where
they visited with Mr.. Suffers sister,
Mrs. Ben Ricrson, and family.
Rumor says that Baldwin will soon
see considerable activity with pros
poets of actual drilling for oil com
mencng at an early date. It has not
yet been decided where the test well
will he dug, but we understand it
will be in our immediate vicinity.
Little Iva May Nordstrom, two
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
| Alvin NordStrom, was severely scad-
F, ed onc day last week when she pulled
the plug from the washing machine
the boiling water sealding her about
the shoulders. The little girl was
taken to Wilton for medical aid, and
Is now convalescent.
Eddie Meyers has taken employ,
ment on the railroad section under
the management Of Mr.. Anderson.
Chris Bucholtz left the latter part
Of the week for the northern part OF
the county, where he has employ
ment.
! A number Of local young folk.
/ spent Sunday picncking at Wild
(, wood, our new summer resort.
| j. NJ. Thompson, auctioneer an,
| farmer Of Ecklund township, was
! recent business caller in town.
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motto Honor lies ut Labor's Gate
Mr.. Cronc aud Mr. Parsons gave some
very interesting talks. Mr.. John Lee
presented the high school diplomas
TO the graduates, Violet Sapp and
Ellen Leese. Miss Madge Runcy
presented the eighth grade diplomas
to the graduates, Margaret Lang,
Porter Langley, May Hall and Erma
Cox.
The eighth grade graduation excr-
cises of the north Sterling school
were held at the schoolhouse We'd
nesday, June /. the class color.
were purple and gold and the class
motto was Excelsior and the class
flower, the lilac. A program was
given By the school after which
Miss Runey presented the diplomas
To the graduates, Alton johnson,
Joseph Dorscn, Miss Fern Stewart,
Kenneth Walgren and Raymond
Johnson.
George Beatty and daughter, Bel
va, visited at the Max Lang home
Sunday.
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EdgenOnt

Mrs. II. Schatz and niece, Pauline,
Susie and Emanuel, motored to
Washburn Sunday 10 spend the day
with relatives. Mrs. John Schatz,
accompanied them home to pay an
extended visit with her children and
grandchildren.
Harold Brown, Ed. Schatz and Roy
Just were Mercer callers Saturday
evening.
Carolina and Viola Scfaffer visited
with Esther johnson Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Bender and
daughter, Luclla, were visitors at the
Alta church Sunday.
Henry Schatz's called on Karl
Schatz Monday evening.
Mrs. Hochhalter and son, Ted, were
Mercer callers Friday afternoon.
Ed. Schatz and Richard Adams at
tended the ball game ut Mercer
Sunday.
John Schlicenmcycr was business
caller in this vicinity Wednesday.
Susie SchatZ accompanied him up TO
Turtle Lake to spend a few days
with her aunt and cousins, return
ing home Friday evening.
Geo. Hecker was Mercer caller
Friday.
Mrs. Karl Schatz and Gus were Me
Clusky visitors Saturday.
Dave Hochhater and family spent
Sunday with his parentsin-law, the
Strohs.
Pauline and Susie Schatz liked
down to John Stroh : Of Stleber sun
day afternoon.
Fred Bergquist and family called
on Mrs. Bergquist's parents Thurs
day.
An attempt was made to rob the
Wincberg store of Turtle Lake wed
nesday evening, but the robbers
which consisted of two men and one
woman, were foiled in their plan. as
they were caught in n short time.
One was caught while crawling to
his car and the other two were found
four miles south Of Mercer. The
burglars came from the state of
Iowa.
MRS. Bender of Stieber was taken
to hospital in Bismarck on account
Of illness. She Will have to, spend
some time down there. Mr.. Bender
is well known in this vicinity.
Laurits Adams visited with Albert
Anderson Sunday.
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Steiber

Miss Bessie Anderson, a Junior in
the Bismarck high school, returned
home Friday.
Miss Magdalen Patzner is spend
ing her vacation at her home in
Steiber township.
Bill Hickcl made a trip to the coal
mine Monday.
Miss Kate Doyle left for her home
at Nelva one day last week.
Mrs. c. l.. Malone entertained the
". n. p. L. club Thursday. Nine
ladies were present.
Quite few Of the neighbors have
been helping ". S. Oder with his
seeding. !.
The Alta bali nine played IN Regain
Sunday.
Delbcrt Olson called at the Hickci
residence Sunday
j. r. Jones hauled a load Of cream
to Regain Friday.
The Misses Naomi and Nellie Hag-
strom visited at ". s. Oder's Wed
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson and
children and Miss Ethel Hendrickson
were " ilton visitors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Smith and
son and the George Carlson children
of Driscoll, Nv and Mrs c. l.. Malone
and Russell Maddox were guests at
John Carlson's Sunday.
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Sterling

Miss Mildred Johnson spent a few
days visiting at the Max Lang home
last week.
The P. r. A. of Sterling school
No. | had picnic Friday, June g.
Everyone enjoyed good time eating
Ice cream and roasted marshmallows
Mrs. Emil Lang, Accommodated by
Misses Esther and Margaret Lang
and Miss LAURA Laird, motored to
Bismarck Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry lesson, &C.
companied by Mr.. Bill Drinkwine anc
Mr.. Jack Sykes motorsd to Bis.
marck Saturday. \
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Lee are the
proud parents of a baby boy borr
Saturday morning, June 4th.
Miss Bertha Petersen left for hel
home at Verona, N. u Wednesday.
The four teachers of Sterling
ychool and also Theodore Lang, Mis-
Veronica Riley, Mr.. Elder Elness ant
Mr.. Feather left for the Badland
Saturday and are planning on com
ing back Tuesday.
Miss Mildred johnson visited a
the Laverne Richardson home Satur
day evening.
The operetta, Little Miss Nut
/ fet Lost and Found was taken t
Haxeitcn Wednesday. Il was We
E&ttended.
The play Rescued BY Radio whicl
was given Friday evening June 81
NkAS we'll attended.
Mr.. Lawrence Random visite
nth Mr.. Pete Random betwee
y M III n. Johnson was ! tow,
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FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1927

son, Mrs. John Benz, .'Jake and NJ.
Davis.
caller Monday.
Charley Anderson Of Sterling was
caller in town Tuesday.
August Benz and j. w. Mikescll
visited at the II. r. Asselstine hope
Tuesday.
Miss Violet Benz is assisting Mrs.
A. E. Cline with the housework,
Mrs. Ed Olson entertained at Gin
ner Thursday Mr., and Mrs Dewey
Olson and Miss Dorothy Lamb.
Mrs. Nina Mikesell and Miss Ila
Mauk of Braddock visited at the M.
G. McNaliy home Monday evening
Mrs. Martin Ripley gave birth
day party for her son, Billie, Sasur.
day afternoon at 5 O'Clock. A deli
cious lunch was served.
Carl Olson is confined to his bed
with the measles.
Miss Nettie Thorson returned to-I
Bismarck Tuesday.
Mrs. H. Adams was caller in
town Monday evening.
NJ. +. Lane has purchased new
Ford sedan.
MrsS Joe Coder visited at the Il.
H. Pillsbury home Tuesday
Mrs. II. +. Asselstine entertained
at 6 o'clock dinner Monday Mrs.
Nina Mikescil and Miss LA Mauk.
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Schrunck

Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Marchant and
family visited at the Meters home
Tuesday evening.
Carl Johnson was in .McClusky
Wednesday forenoon.
= -Gustaf Witt visited 1T the Herman
Meters home Tuesday evening.
Margaret and Irene Marchant and
Mabel Lydlc visited with their
friend, Miss Marcella Meters, Fri
day afternoon after Abe program.
John Witt visited 1T the IL. Meters
home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Witt were IN
Wing Wednesday.
Esther Witt visited the Florence
lake school Thursday.
Leroy Marchant took some horses
up to John Lemler Tuesday fore
noon to pasture them for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. Lydlc had program on FRI
day afternoon, it being the last day
Of school The program was wet
attended and enjoyed by all.
Miss Margaret and Irene Mar
chant attended the program at the
Florence Lake school Friday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Wentz attended
church Thursday evening.
Iohn Flood spent Saturday evening
at the Herman Meters home, goine
to Ralph Halvor's ON Sunday where
he will do some painting.
Miss Humphrey Bailey departed
for West Virginia last Saturda!
where she will visit he mother, wht
70 quite sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Meters an,
rarr Of the family visited at thu
Walter Stark home Sunday
Wenzel koznik was in Wing Mon
day afternoon.
John and Emanuel Fode visited a
the X. G. Marchant home Sunday.
Chris Hen was in Wing Monday.
John Witt was IN Wing Monday
Mrs. Chris Hicn visited with he
friend Mrs. Homberg, Monday.
Joe Noyy and daughter, Evelyr
werc in Wing Monday afternoon.
Helen Marchant arrived home o
Monday afternoon from Hector, Min
nesota, where she spentli the pa :
winter with her sister, Mrs. c. I
Knudson, and attended high school.
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. Little Evelyn Frazen is i'll with
chicken poX.
II. G. Emch and family Of Leith
were callers at the L. j. Daily home
Wednesday.
George Kcirleisber of the Carson
community is busy plastering at the
s. Bodie home.
Mrs. Fred kreft and son. Eric, and
Mrs. Werner Lagervall and daughter.
Betty, left Tuesday morning for a 2
weeks vacation trip to Minnesota.
John Noyse is acting as mail carrier
during MIR. kreft's absence.
A surprise party was given at the
Robert Franzen home Thursday eve
ming. The occasion being Mr.. Fran
zen's birthday. The evening was
spent playing games and singing A
delightful lunch was served at mid
night by Mrs. Franzen and the ladies
attending.
Mr. and Mrs. John Huber and son,
Arthur, motored to New Leipzig
Tuesday for short visit with rela-
tives and friends.
W. 7. Roberts and George Roberts
made il trip to Lcith Saturday for
supply OF coal.
Mr.. dahd Mrs. Ercel McGill left
Wednesday for visit with relatives
At Mcintosh.
Lloyd L0nn returned home this
week from Blaisdell, N. D., where he
taught the past term of school.
Mr., and Mrs. Il. J. Daily motored
to Bismarck Sunday to spend few
days with Mr.. Daily's father who is
seriously i'll at the st. Alexius hospiE
tai.
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Mckenzie

DR.. Huber Of Ryder spent. the
Weekend at the r. Lewis home.
Willis Belk of Bismarck WAS n
business caller here Monday.
Tyler Johnson OF Sterling was in
Mckenzie Monday.
Perry Brown OF Sherwood, n. D..
assistant dairy commissioners, was u
guest in Mckenzie Tuesday
Mrs Roy Turnucr and Mrs. George
kursh OF Sterling were shopping
here Tuesday.
The members of the Lhrlsin club
were entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Ed Ea5ton on Wednesday after
noon.
Dcuzcl +. Wharton and family
have moved to the east end Of Main
Street
John Elias of Steele is now located
in Mckenzie.
Mr., and Mrs George K. Watson
have moved ia to their cottage on
Roosevelt avenue.
=. W Graham and family of Wing
motored here FRIDAY morning. Ac
conpanied by Mrs. Grum and Delvin
Swanck, they spent the day IN Bis
n-rck, returning in the evening
bringing Miss Ella feathers. James
&. Swanicb, Rodcr Bcrthoif, Bismarck
high school students, home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orvil Nebargcr are
the parents Of baby daughter born
Friday, June 3rd.
The eighth grade class of the Nc
kenzie school held their class night
program Friday ut the school audi
torium The graduates we're Flor
cnce Enwik, Everett Johnson, lsam
Belk and Sylvester McClosky. In
vocation by Rev. II. A. Zeller. Vocal
duet by Ruby Thompson and Ma
! define Boren. Actress BY. Il. r.
Grain of the state department. Di-
plomas presented by Miss Madgc
Runey. Vocal solos by Henry Halvcr-
son o. Bismarck, accompanied by
Miss Clara Morris of Bismarck. Vocal
solos, "A Perfect Day" by Mrs. d. L.
Wharton.
! Mr.. and Mrs. II. Fairchild and son,
Hanford. left Friday for Danbury,
/ Conn, where they will visit for some
time.
| j. Il. Swanick and family spent
A.! Sunday afternoon at George Lewis
! home south of Sterling.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Graves, Geo.
Wachai and Jake keister of Men
oxen were Mckenzie visitors Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W Anderson mo-
tored to Driscoll Sunday.
Quite Il few from here attended
the bali game at Sterling Sunday.