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WOMAN TRA|LED FUR MONTHS BY AGENTS
 ARRESTED VERMONT
FOR ATTEMPTING TO SMUGGLE INTO U. s. S200,000
 IN DIAMONDS

ST. ALBANS, Vt., May 20. (P)- Trailed for three months by Treasury Department agents Mrs. John Kantor, giving her address as Paris, was taken from an International train at Detroit and placed under arrest for attempt ing to smuggle diamonds valued at S2OO,OOO into the United States from Canada. The stones were found on her person, the customs department was advised by the agent who made the arrest.
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USE NEWSPRlNT TWICE

WASHINGTON, May 20. (R-A process Of reclaiming newsprint to make it usable a second time by re- moving the ink from the original printed paper is claimed to have been perfected in Germany, the American Trade Commissioner at Berlin, William T. Laugherty, has reported to the Department of Com merce.
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Lucky says: "A young man starting life with a charge account, S el d o m opens a saving account" '" Moral Buy for cash at Lucky's and start a savings account at the bank.
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Mems shoes resoled heeled and polished $2.75. Seward Leathe Works.
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Buy, Clean cotton rags.
 will pay 5c per pound. Gateway. If.
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IT. Best in the "Belt"-Gateway.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-09

recently arrived to take charge of two~ parties and assignments for the others will be made in a short time. Thomas c. Parker and Walter J.. Sisson, recently appointees to the bureau with rank as Chief Engineer ing Inspector Superintendent, have been definitely assigned to surveys.
 Other assignments for the season announced by MT. Williams were: L. W Turoff, engineer in charge of work on Tongass Highway at Ket- chikan, where he was last year: R. C. Ingram, in charge of the work on Kenai Peninsula. The latter will leave Juneau about April 1, for Sew ard to take up his new work He was in charge of work last year on Glacier Highway.
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MUSH|NG BACK
 TWENTY YEARS
From The Gateway. Files of Long Ago

Kayak, Alaska, 400 miles west of Juneau, 220 miles from Sitka and 100 miles from Valdez, already promises to be the gIeatest oil and coal pro- ducing section on the Pacific Coast. Development is we'll under way, and products are bottled up, awaiting shipping facilities. Samuel K. Lov- ell, former well known citizen of Portland, has returned after a seven years residence in Alaska. He prac- ticed law at Skagway for two years and was chairman of the vigilance committee that hanged "Soapy" Smith. He has since visited every part of Alaska, and been engaged in mining and engineering enterprises.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-09
HUGE THEATRE MERGER

NEW YORK, March g. Rj-First National Pictures Corporation, the Stanley Company and several west coast theatres have combined in a 100.000,000 merger. They will oper- ate chain of $50 theatres from coast to coast.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-09

ROME, March g. P)-Gugielmo Ferrero, renowned historian, was de- nied passport for America by the Italian Government.
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ALASKA S|TUAT|0N|S
 BOOSTED BY 3. ?. R.,
 BEGINNING MARCH 1
TERRITORY BECOMES SEPARATE ROAD DISTRICT CIVILIANS
 REMAINS AS CHIEF


 aska in which the Bureau of Public Roads operates became separate road district, being segregated from District No. l, with Headquarters at Portland, Ore., according to an of- ficial announcement just received at Juneau headQuartersof the bureau and published in the Juneau Empire M D. Williams, who has been at the head of the bureau here for almost two years, with rank of Asst. Dis trict Engineer, will be in charge of the District, as Acting District En- gineer.
 The effect of this charge will be to bring Alaska up to par with other districts throughout the coun- try. There are ten of these, the local district being District No. II. It will be in direct contact with gen. eral headquarters at Washington, thus eliminating working through the Portland office as has been nec- essary in the past.
 Welcomed by Officials The raising of the status of the Alaska branch was received with un- qualified approval by both Territor- ial and Federal officials. Governor George A. Parks said it would facili- tate greatly the carrying out of CO., operative working agreements be- tween the Territory, the Forest Ser vice and the Bureau of Public Roads and probably expedite the program for construction of low type roads into mineralized areas along the coastal streams heading back into the regions of the International Boundary.
 1 It is indicated that the agreement recently reached between the Gov ernor, District Forester c. H. Flory and the Bureau of Public Roads rela- tive to extensive surveys in South eastern Alaska was one of the main factors in bringing about the estab- lishment of the new district. Desired for Years
 "This step has been greatly desired by the Forest Service for the past five years" saaid MT. Flory. Tt will aid materially in pregramming our road construction in the Territory, eliminate considerable delay which has been experienced in the past in submitting programs to Washington, and promote efficiency in both ad- ministration and operation. While we have always received the most hearty cooperation from the Port land office of the bureau, natural handicaps made it impossible for the branch office to function with as much satisfaction and as high a de- gree of efficiency as will be possible Iwhere we can deal directly with dis ltrict officials locally and where the latter can report directly to Wash Iington"
 | Details to Work Out | Details necessary to establishing the new district, which will have it's l headquarters here, are being worked out Files, records and papers relat- I ing generally to Alaskan projects now kept in the Portland offices. will be transferred to Juneau headQuart- CTS immediately after the date the segregation becomes effective, MT E Williams said. Whether there will
 be any increase in personnel was no
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SIGNED POO BILLS

WASHINGTON, March g. H- President Coolidge signed 200 bills prior to the ending of Congress.
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Strictly fresh candies. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
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! 9ktamstad, Helen Erickson and Mary
I Nettxlf, three OF orr well known
I Seackers, motofed to Sterling sun
day and visited 1t the lhoine lof NE
and Mrs. Harold BfoWhAwell, who
kaSe recently moved from Flasher 20
take over the Sterling garage.
John Stanton, who Hives south~elt
81 Braddock, niot0red up Friday. .to
get his son, Miles. who teaches school
No. z, to spend the weekend 1t home.
Y Mrs. Ernest Saville entertained
the Little Daughters, Of Grace, At her
home Saturday afternoon for her
daughter, Miss Elsie, who II 4 mem.
Der Of that organisation.
4R. J. Elliott, .whorhas been quite
III in q, hospital a. Bismarck, Is
koy Cewdry and Fred Hunger Of
Valley City called on the Wild ROse
and Cherry Grove schools ON busi-
m Miles Benz. Of the Motif vicinity,
who is now confined in d h6spltalsin
Bismarck With spinal meningitis, II
said to be improving.
Arthur and Arnold Peterson are
grading roads WIKI jtAe Burnstad
road crew north .of Sterling. .1sss
Homer Brownawell is helping pre-.
pare the road for the new. bridge
across Long Lake creek, on the road
to Moffit. sa ss,sr sgs.
Floyd Martini of Bfaddock and
Ernest Marvin and Harold-Swansou
motorcd to. Sterling Sunday, u
Mr.: and Mrs. Ernest Saville visited
the o. F. Buck homo Sunday after
WIT. r,s,.. u...,.i, ...,..a
her high school work at bismarck. Z
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Baldwin

Mrs. Rose Rcinhard. who has beer
a resident OF Baldwin for sevcra
years is holding an auction sale Sat
urday preparatory 10 leaving for Min.
ncapolis. where she will make hel
future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reinold Geiglc bi
Washburn were reeen; guests Mt the
home et Mr.. Geigle's brother, Emil
Geigle. and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar pleasantly en-.
sertained number of little folks at
their honle Sunday in honor Of their
son Nernon's twelfth birthday. A
nice dinner was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Nordstrom were
among those who attended a party at
the Hans Hanson home Saturday eve.
ming in honor Of the recent mar
riage of Mrs. Hanson's niece, Miss
Edna Eliason. to William Bigg. They
returned from Bismarck Sunday.
DR.. X. c. Thompson Of Wilton was
called here Thursday evening by the
serious illness of Raymond Ryberg,
the baby son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Rybcrg. who was threatened with
pneumonia. At this time the little
boy is recuperating nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson of
Cromwell were here Saturday. and
took home a new No. Is DeIaval
cream separator.
George Schonert Of Burnt Greek
township was recent business call
er in this community.
Jaw Couch. former resident of Bald
win, but now employed with the Rue
Contracting and Bridge Building
company, was here Saturday evening.
Jay has been seeing quite a lot Of
the world since we saw him last. He
made an extensive visit to the Pacific
coast states, and also spent some time
in Illinois and other eastern states.
but he says old North Dakota beats
them all.
Lester Falkenstein has plowed over
200 acres with the tractor this spring.
and is still going strong. g
William Gilbertson has taken board
and lodging at the Fred Wood home.
He is employed on the railroad Sec
ton.
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the THE. f'ietersaii' .pa u sss tesn
Mrs. 4. Kruger, John JOB and Elsi;s
and Martin Nelson were dinner
! guests Sunday at the Geo. Nelson
Fred Woods: STANDARD oil man
from Baldwin. was out Friday to the
Enos Strandemo home and TrykA
township and delivered gas and
Martin Nelson made trip "a
Regain Saturday attending to local
businesses. q.
Nj. and Mrs. Albin Spaneberx and
Violet made q trip to Bismarck Sat-
urday. e.
Clara Rue, who has been laid up
three weeks ut home with the meas
les, has. rasumcd her high. school
duties in Bismarck.
Selmer .Ownes was transacting
business in Bismarck Saturday. 1
Violet Spangberg has just recover
ed from the measles and has been
quite i'll with them. ~.
Mrs. Andrew Trygg visited 1t Mrs.
A. Kruger's one day last week.. -.
Mrs. A. Kruger was visitor at
the Ed Lundquist home last Tues
day. -.
John Kruger was a caller At the
Andrew Trygg home Saturday. 81
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Lundquist were
transacting business in Bismarck Sat-
urday. @s es@ 49,. :,
Mrs. A. Kruger, John and Elsie
were callers IN Bismarck last Tues
day, Also visited with her daughter,
Mrs. Forest Harding. in the Bismarck
hospital. s
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Clear Lake

The Misses Lenora Hargrave and
VIVIAN Shaffer were callers at the
Frank Shaffer home Tuesday after
noon.
II. Smith motored to Arena We'd
nesiay.
Mrs. Henry Olson and little boys,
also Mrs. Alfred Olson, called on Mrs.
]. w. Boyer Wednesday,.
Miss Lena Deslevy left for her
home ut Dogden Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hargrave Wis
ited relatives at Steele Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Albert Christensen accom-
panied by Mrs. F. Shaffer motored
to Steele Thursday to meet her little
nephew, James Gilbert Johnson, of
Chicago, who arrived to spend the
summer here.
Miss Nora Olson spent the past
week with her cousin, Miss Charlotte
Olson,
Allen Van vleet Of Dri.coll called
on his father f.. A. Van Vleet Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. MABEL Carlson left Steele
Wednesday for Fort Ransom, North
Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shaffer and
daughter Vivian spent Thursday eve
ming at Steele at the home of their
son and family.
Miss Lenora Hargrave, teacher of
Clear Lake School No. l, and her sis
ter Fay left Friday morning from
Steele for their home at Chillicothe,
Mo.
s. Gerhard Magness called at the
Alfred Olson farm Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Newalnd and fam
lily visited with Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Smith Sunday.
L Paul Paisley and Olaf Olson mo-
tored to Bismarck Sunday to visit
friends at the hospital.
Raidar Olson visited with James
johnson Sunday afternoon.
L. b. Olson attended the funeral of
Sam Dronon in lyman township Sun
day.
Ole Newland was Sterling caller
.lEonday.
Beginning May 2nd we are to have
~ daily. mail route, which every one
- pleased over.
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Eva and Walter Peterson were
Sunday visitors at the home Of Mrs.

Eva and Walter Peterson were
I. Sunday visitors at the home Of Mrs.
G0hdih.
Mrs. Frank, Johnson and little son
motored 20 HisnaFrk Friday. :, an.
c. Is. .Carlsey called on his daukh-
ter and son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Fischer, 0ne day last week. he
was After soint seed wheat. ~
The farmers around here have me
bigger part Of their grAin IN now. I
There was. : wedding dance given
in ;hoASr' :of Edna Eliasonss. recent
dlns, Spitssrs and Ellis went from
this community. A lovely time was
enjoyed by Oil. / IN ~
hi. .and sMrs. Arthur Solberg ana
BArnards6hd Doris motored to the
capital city Saturday. fe tis
Mr.. md, Mrs.. Robert Solberg and
children mot6red 70 the city Satur-
=. Marin sai"'i Screre. e.,led At her hom.
Of Hugo 6olbetx Thursday. 1888
Mrs Hugo Solberg was . eAllAr 1t
the home Of Mrs. Ed. Widger Friday
j Charlie Ga.nus vas IN the capital
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Riggs and chill.
'dren visited with Mir. and Mrs. Huge
Solberg and family Sunday. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Johnson and
children Grace, 70 Roy s,end Junior,
were visitors IN the capital city sun
day: They attended church service
while they were in. Il 9
Dr.. A. W. Munson. state veterin--
lam was Z business caller at Hugo
Solberg's Sunday. I, /.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Arthur Solberx and
family visited with August Solbert
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry. Mr.. and
Mfs. Henry are. staying at August
Solberg's place this spring. y. -
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ROckhill

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Vallan ,arl
the parents Of baby GIRL born Apri
Rande, Jenning, and Mrs. .conr.i
Kettleson motored to Bismarck ont
day last week on a shopping trip. !. i.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray McCulley and
SON, Budd, rhotored to the capita
city one day last week on bushes,
matters. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Marks are nov
working for S. b. Olson during thl
spring work. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olgot Ryberg were
visiting. with Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
Strom of near Still Sunday. se.s,,,.'
Victor Nelson Emil Olson sant
Arthur Landerholm. were VISITING
with Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Magnusos
and family Sunday. ii
Mr. and Mrs. George Walwortf
were business shoppers IN Regain ont
| day last week. -'ss ...4
Mrs. Olgot Ryberg was vis;tin,
| with Mrs. John Anderson Saturday.
Willie Bcckman called on Charlie,
Magnuson one day last week on bust
! ness. AT
Mabel Landerholm is working 70,
Albert Vollan, now.
Conrad Kettleson was q business.
caller in Regain Tuesday. i 4,
Mrs. Algot RyberE went to- VIII
ton Friday to meet her brother
Charlie Christensen purchaser
some hay from Andrew Olson which
he hauled home one day last week.
Mrs! Roy McCulley entered tn,
Bismarck hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Carl Landerho1m was visit,
ing with her mother, Mrs. Ernes
Gordon, one. day last week. ss.SSig s
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew iOlson made
q trip to- Wilton one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray McCulley anl
son. Budds were visiting with Mr.
and Mrs.. McCulley Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Keifer called in RegaI
| on business one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray McCulley ant
son. Budd, were visiting and shopping
in Regain Monday night. IA. ~ u
Mrs. Andrew, Fischer was loo kins
up business matters ID Bismarcl
Arthur Landerhoim is now. !, work q
ing for Willie Beckman during sprinl
Freda spitser, teacher teach. in chyli,
/ SVwu0uIPS SsVoCO . SOCCSS61Ul Tern
Of school last Friday.
Mr.: and Mrs. Bert Sslahn an,
daughters. Marie and Agnes, YER
Visiting with Mr.. and lrs. Free
Wood of near Baldwin Sunday.
M. +. Parker, teacher in Cromwell
!, township, closed succeSsfpf tern
Of school Friday. Not many Of tn,
pupils were able to attend bScaus'
- i, SO ~
| Quite an epidemic Of measles I'd
gone through this neiehbofhao'
! Bill !McCulley called in Regain on
day last week. on buiinesS. \, ]
Ernie Gordon was, visiting Wit
his folks, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cor
don Of southeast Of Regain Suaday,
| Arthur Landerholm vas Yisitihsi
/! with AAis folks, Mr.. and MI! Osca
Landetholm Sunday. 81 2
Mr.. and Mrs., Ray McC9Aer An
ssea: Buddy. were shopping egxi
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Little W. = -,
sacting business and shG1nl e.
Regain one day last week. s.;SS
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Trygg, :

Edgar Trygg was among those who
attended Sunday. school Sunday morn
ing in schoolhouse No. i. -
Geo. Nelson made, trip to RegaY
Tuesday and hauled back . load OIL
seed wheat.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson visited
Tuesday at the home Of Anton an(
Joe Fishers. Their daughter, Anton
has been quite i'll with measles anG
consulted a doctor from Bismarcl
last Sunday. !. go
Mrs. Jean Cunningham and son
who have been visiting at her par
ents' home for some time, left re
Gently for Fargo, where he is employ
ed in the, electric light plant.
Nels Nelson made a trip to Regar
Tuesday and hauled out . load o
feed oats. s 80
A.. C. Wilde and Albin, Andstron
from Wilton were out Tuesday ant
called on the Nelson brothers. Thel
were dinner guests at Martin Mel
Ed. Lunddujst was 4 caller ii
Regain one day last week and haulet
a load Of feed home.
John Anderson made . trip tx
Regain Wednesday looking over bust
Nj. and Mrs. John Olson wer
visiting at the Oscar Colman hom,
George csssss.y Martin and Gerald Nelso,
were callers at the John Anderson
home Wednesday on local business.
Mrs. Oscar Landerh ohm, who ha,
been assisting John Anderson il
taking care Of the twin babies ,fo
g week. left for her home . fey
Geo. Nelson haa been, putting cut ,
grove on his new place on the Regal
Triends; Of Mrs. Forest HARDIN
will be 9lad to hear she i sonewha
'si Eatsis Bourgeois, from NJ near Il IL IL
Missouri river. was @ut Thursday I,
the Nelson boys whore ne afxan46l
to 4et his s. head q cattle the!
wintered for him.
Jcds Marley calll at thAsN elsol
Afoth1rs' Friday whtra hesGof GQbee
far hj9 drQl Joe NJ ~ xant
etsse 1tems aStin 4 1ge ~ u Nj
Ge6: Meleon new a
- 4 =. sEs q Y s IN =: !
a Az ss.s.r 4 - n 4,
|gsreev 1sisea ~ 49, &c.
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Wild Rose /

r. J. Elliott. who has been ilfs fl
Mastoid infection, in q hospital &C
bismarck returned home Nsdnes-
Miss Ada saville has bSsn on tho
Miss Helen Skramstad and Helen
Erickson, -4wo .of our popular teach
ers, wereetrdins IN brxddoek Sat-
Miss Miss Helsis arevs.SsiiIl,, Mo i.
tends high school hi Btsmarck. 4, cams
down Friday to spsHd the week end
with the home. folks. 49,
Cassel GosneY drives theE Ford ! %
and from school 4 fos hfs II 1istSro.
Asrtha. 8srnies ana Cora. this
The is. swanson and John John.
SON families attend4d religious
meeting in Mckenzie WednesdaY.
Mrs. Ernest Satilie attended the
L ladies'. 49,. Az s rs y: y 1:ad lta
!. 3 !. i "a y u !. !:
The daughters 81 Gus Ht,vois
visited at the r. ". Ielthsi1n hnilG
Sunday a1teTnoon.s yss, .xss
M. Lambert o1 Di5h 10 Y 6jbr
& 81 ~ q = j AZ f III :
Mr.. md Mr.. ". Ur&Xn4Wl1
and ehlldfss, Homer ~ III -
l(r. and M 4. 4. CasIisj1 ~ S5SS'
!o tsAs sosp y! l ~ q
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Cromwell
Mrs. ]. w. Jiras visited Cromwell
school No. / Wednesday.

school No. l Wednesday.
Miss Erna Christensen finished her
term OF school in No. 1, Cromwell
Thursday. A picnic dinner and vein
er roast were greatly enjoyed by
teacher, pupils and visitors, who in
: cluded Misses Lily Jiras, Bertha and
Gertrude Schroeder and Mrs. Edw
Morris and small daughters Lucille
!. 1nd Winnifred.
n. +. Parker closed an eight
months term Of school ut No. =
Cromwell, Friday. He will devote
NIL his time daring vacation travel
ing with the Watkins products.
N. +. Parker, accompanied by Edw.
Morris, motored to Bismarck Friday.
Joe Marley and Clarence STAR
spent Saturday in Bismarck. shopping
and transacting business.
Joe JirAs called on the Brown
Brothers Saturday evening.
~. Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Norris and
children, Aldene, Justing and Ray
mond, were recent guests al the kdw.
Morris home.
Icy Brown assisted j. w. Jiras
and SON Joe in dehorning cattle Sun
4 day.
Viran Nelson spent Sunday after
noon at the Enos Strandemo home.
s. Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Nelson and
family were guests at the +. {. Mel
son home Sunday.
Three children of the Schroeder
family, Gertrude, Will and Martin,
are Ill with measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ayers from
Menoken and Joe Ayers were Sunday
dinner guests at the J. w. Jiras
home. Sunday afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Ayers, accompanied by
Mrs. ]. w. Jiras and daughter Lily,
called on, the Philip Monroe family,
who reside in, Ecklund district.
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had been at the bedside Of her son
Niles, who 10. quite i'll ut the Bis
mark hospital. d.
We wSSf .caS ksssts i sSs !. 4.
| Whi4lxtJf home. 4
Mts: 81 =. Xsseistine ana Mrs.. N.
G. McNl1ly Visited q the c. B.
Stevens home' Saturday,
Mis- 1gefX Owens spent the, week.
end q the, Dick Owens home south Of
Hss. ria wAiss II Minneapolis il
visiting q The Emnhet Carroll home
Attend me Mothers Day services
ct e. th s.s eastsh /. saadsy noraiit May
:, usor6s Day vas I caller in town
Miss Hsish Brownawell, whs Is at-
tied Miss Helen Doehie over the week.
Z" III ana iirs., Herman NSiman 81
sts.llhk *sts shpppinE IN town SIT Sat
w, W., .McNally and daughter
Dorothy ana !. ]. tosgrove Attended
the Catholic services ct Haxeltof
M. ana Mn. Carl Olson IRE liz
pSrentSsof baby girl born Vednes-
dhy. April 27th. Ss,a&s
sNrss Fay, 1ohnsoIi visited ct the
Ed. 'Olsoj homo Friday.
sA lAftS crowd atteKded che dance
at pritta4 Sat8tday night and all re-
port 1 fine &ime.
fMr. and MfS.E n. Whiteaker and
Nr. And: Mr4. Andy Anderson were
Dismarck SHOPPERS Saturday.
n Mrs. =. ~. P3llabury visited ct the
C.. b. Stevens home Saturday. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Packard Of Shields
visited At the Coder nome last week.
Mrs. Packard IL Mrs. Coder's mother.
Mrs. TIE Watkins was d caller in
town Friday morning.
Mra. 8. #. Mauk visited ut The M.
O. McNAlley home Saturday after
MI, ana Mrs. Jewel Doan Of Brit.
tin were teailers in:tbwn Friday.
Mrs. Valentine Benz entertained
the choir at luncheon Saturday aft
ernSon.
Mr. and Mts. Kenneth Lane and
family Of Glencoe were entertained
at fhe William Lane home Sunday.
Z. W. II. Brownaweu Of Wild Rose
was . caller in town Monday.
Mesdanfes. White, Rippley and Car
roll visited at the Ed. De Ham home
Monday afternoon. !, n,e II.
Nj, and Nrs., Pete, ifofstad were
Haseltohs callers Saturday. Il,
(r. and Mis-. August BENZ and
family. and T. ~. Mikesell motored to
bisma rck. Sunday. '...
Mr.: Harns Bailey was caller in
town SStufday.t, ~ 81,
Misses Jardis,s Rofteseth and Ruth