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Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-10
Seeks to Obtain
Judgment on Lease

An action was filed at the coun-
ty clerk = office this morning bv
Harry d. Granas against G. b.
Wheeler and Tiny Wheeler. man
and wife. The complaint sets forth
that the action has to do with 4
certain lease on property acquired
by the plaintiff since the time of
the agreement and charging that
the defendants had failed to live
up to the clauses of the lease. Judg,
ment in the sum Of 81 1886 in rent
legged suffered by the plaintiff
as the sum Of $500 damages al
legged suffered by the plaintiff
through failure of the defendants
to live up to the terms of the
lease. The plaintiff also asks for
cancellation and termination of the
agreement
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-10
Twin Bandits
Waive Rights
By United Press Leased Wire

STECBt.NVIILE, Ohio, June 10
Roy and Ray D'Autremont waiy-
ed eXtradition today when arraign
ed before Deputy United States
Commissioner G. j. Barrow here.
and were ordered held in default of
10000 bond each.
The twin brothers, charged with
the robbery of Southern Pacific
passenger train. dynamiting the
mad ear and killing four men three
and onc-half wears ago, viii be tax
en- TO Columbus tonight on the first
leg Of their journey back to Ore
gon.
From Columbus they will be TAX
en- to Mcdford. Ore, as soon as the
necessary papers can be signed
federal authorities here said
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-10
MAXWELL IS STILL
HUMANE OFFICER

Dir. II. S. Maxwell, county humane
officer, today stated that his office
has not been abolished by the
board of supervisors, the action of
that body at Tuesdays meeting
simply eliminating the salary at
tached to it. His appointment, he
states, is from the superior court
and he will continue to function as
humane officer without salary.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-10
NOTICE

A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD
OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY
OF Ell CENTRO, COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL, STATE OF CALI.
FORNIA, DETERMINING AND
FINDING AS A FACT THAT
PUBLIC INTEREST AND PUB
Lie NECESSITY OF SAID
CITY OF Ell CENTRIC AND OF
THE INHABITANTS THEREOF
DEMAND THE ACQUISITION,
CONSTRUCTION AND COMPILE
TION BY SAID CITY OF Eli
CENTRIC OF A CERTAIN
MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENT,
NAMELY, THE WIDENING,
GRADING AND OTHERWISE
IMPROVING EIGHTH STREET
OF SAID CITY OF Ell CENTRO.
AND FOR THAT PURPOSE
THAT THE SAID PUBLIC IN
TEREST AND PUBLIC NECES-
SITY OF SAID CITY DEMAND
THE ACQUISITION BY SAID
CITY OF CERTAIN RIGHTS OF
WAY AND THE ELIMINATION.
OF THE DATE CANAL WITH
IN SAID CITY; THAT SAID
MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENT
AND THE SAID ACQUISITION
OF SAID RIGHTS OF WAY
ARE NECESSARY AND CON-
VENIENT TO CARRY OUT THE
OBJECTS, PURPOSES AND
POWERS OF SAID MUNICH.
PALITY, AND THAT THE
COST THEREOF IS AND WILL
BE TOO GREAT TO BE PAIP
OUT OF THE ORDINARY AN
NUAL INCOME AND REVENUE
OF SAID CITY. AND THE AC-
QUESTION OF SAID RIGHTS
OF WAY WILL REQUIRE A
GREATER EXPENDI II Z r f
THAN THE AMOUNT ALLOW
ED FOR SUCH IMPROVEMENT
BY THE ANNUAL TAX LEVY.
RESOLVED by the Board of
Trustees of the City of FL Centre,
County of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, that the said Board Of
Trustees do hereby determine and
find as fact that the public in
terest and public necessity of said
City of FL Centre, and Of the in
habitants thereof, demand the ac-
QUESTION, construction and compile
tion w said city OF :, certain mnni'
cipal improvement, namely, the
widening, grading. and otherwise
improving Eighth Street in said City
of FL Ccntro. and for that purpose
said public interest and said r"'
lie n, cSsity j. 4uire the ACQUISITION
of certain rigi..s - way and the eli
r:nation of the Tate Canal withln
said city: that said municipal i'm
provement and the acquisition Of
certain rights of way are necessary
and convenient to carry out the pur'
poses. objects and powers OF said
md that the costs
thereof is and will be too g reat to
be paid out of the Ordinary annual
income and rsvenue OF said cit".
and that said acquisition Of said
rights of WY will rcdnire an eNpcn-
ditGrc greater than the amount al
lowed for such Improvement by the
an, n tax levy, md that the eSti-
mated cost Of said acquisition of
said rights Of way for the purpose
OF said municipal Improvement or
improvements herein mentioned. is
the sum and amount of Fifty
Thousand $50, ,O0O.00) Dollars.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that the City Clerk be. and he is
hereby directed TO certify to the
passage and adoption of this resolu-
tion at q regular meeting Of the
Board of Trustees Of said City, and
by a vote of two-thirds of all the
members Of said Board. and TO
cause the same to be published once
in the Imperial Valley Press. a
newspaper printed ana published in
said City of FL Centre.
Passed and adopted this 1st day
of June, 1927.
A. N. BUCKLIN,
President Of the Board of Trustees
of the City of Ell Centre, Califor
MIA
Attest:-
J. c. Neale, City Clerk.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-10
YOUNG CONFERS WITH
PARK SUPERINTENDEE

YOSEMITE, Cal, June l0.-Gov.
rrnor G. c. Young turned from
pleasure to business today and con
fcrrcd with W. h. Lewis. superin-
tcndcnt of Yosemite National Park
tn problems of the park.
The governor is here for short
rest but quit his sight seeing tours
and fishing expeditions for the
meeting with Lewis. The confer
cncc included discussion on the
recently completed $4,000 state
fish hatchery at Happy Isles.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-10
Will. NO GET STATE POST
ny tinted Press Leased Wire

PASADENA, Calf, June 10. -
Reports that he would resign 10 ac-
c,pt state post were denied bv
Supervisor Henry w. Wright here
today. ~ know Of no post to which
officials might contemplate assign
ing me, and ! intend 10 continue
my work with the county board Of
supervisors, Wright said.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

esquez, b, native of Mexico and
resident of McXicaG. Martha Her
nandcz, -, native Of Mexico ana
resident of McXicali.
Vasqucz Sandcz. Ramon Nasquez,
-, native OF Mexico and resident
of Brawley. Dolores Sandcz, 2l,
BraWl lev
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-10
JONES AND QUINN WIN

MEMPHIS, Tcnn., June IU.-
Bobby Jones, national open champ
ON, and Watts Gum, member of
last years Walker cup team, de
feated Emmett Spicer and Chasteen
Harris here yesterday, in an Is
hole best ball match, 6 to |. The
match ended on the 18th hole when
Jones sank % foot putt.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-10

fcnse, for a period of not more
than so years.
The probation was granted by the
Judge despite 4 recommendation by
the district attorneys office that
it be denied and the defendant com
mitted to the pcnitentiarv.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-10
Arnold Case Continued

mold of lockwood was arraigncd
before Judge Finney in superior
court this morning on charge of
failing TO stop and render aid after
an automobile accident. Both the
defendant and his attorney, NJ. w
Conkling were presented copies Of
the information and the ease was
continued one week for plea. Ar
mold was released under property
bond of $3.50 for appearance at
that time.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-10
DE PINEDO IN AZORES

FONrA DEL GADA, Azores,
june 10 Colonrl Francesca de Pin
edo landed here AT 2:45 p. III. to
day Dl:ij eastern standard timc)
after Il flight from Horta via
Flores. He planned to leave at Il
Il. III. tomorrow for Lisbon, Portu
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-10

A late report from Texas is Of a
poor onion crop and Coachella Val
Icy onions are therefore bringing a
good price. 4
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-10

have good one. You do not have
to wait-just make a reasonable
down payment. And Kelvinator
new prices are surprisingly low.
Stop in at our display rooms and
see the wide variety Of Kelvinators.
Let one Of our experts explain to
you the advantages of Kelvinator
and "cold that keeps. You'll find
the little time you spend well worth
while. Or telephone and we'll
send a courteous representative
to talk to you.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-10

The Los Alamitos Producers and
Marketers is new organization Of
poultry and rabbit raisers in a part
of Orange county.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-10

WY OAllSe moved from oregon
Hotel Bldg, to 700 Barbara Worth
Bldg, first door east Of hotel en-.
trance. Liens Agency, by &. II.
IlcH. fhohe O]2. adv
Probation Hearing Continued
The hearing on an application for
probation in the case Of Edward
Williams was continued for one
week. Williams was recently con
victed in superior court, before
Judge finney, on charge Of bur.
glary. He admitted having enter
ed Il restaurant in Brawley and
helping himself to food and some
small change.
Fire Destroys St0re.-John Wof
ford g store at Waterman corner
was destroyed by fire early Wed
nesdav morning. The cause of the
blaze has not been determined. Ia
addition to the building and stock
about 500 III currency was burned.
Meet Me at Steve's. adv
Hotel oregon. Low summer rates.
adv
Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
ty Co., FL CeHrr0, Gal. 6GS Main at.
phone l6U adv
Keep Healthy. Drink PauI's Lem.
made. It's pure. Pickwick Stages
SepOt. adv
Valley Pioneer Dies-Phil Brooks,
well known valley pioneer who
sold his MeIoland property about
five wears ago died June + in san
Francisco. according to word reeeiv-
e,i BY friends here.
Parisienne Beauty shoppe. Tele.
SS3. adv
Carnival! PUMP Pep? Come see for
yourself. Given by the young people
Of the First Baptist Church Fare
from the Baptist Church le. BE
lhere by 7;30 p IN. On the lawn of
j. NJ. Stark 5 residence, 1901 South
Fourth Street, Friday 500. June
10th. 9t2
Riley Adm its Guilt. l.. A. Riley,
eolorcd, who was arrested by city
police al the Marcot store early this
week, entered a plea Of guilty to a
charge of forgery when arraigncd
be fore Judge Finncy in superior
court, department two, this morn
ing. The plea was entered through
s. =. Williams, appointed attorney
for the defendant by the court, and
Il request was made for hearing
on an application for probation. The
request was granted and the hear
ing set for next Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-10

A motor truck ran into herd of
deer near Moorpark, Ventura coun-
ty. killing one doe and erippGng
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-10

Mellon announces that our paper
money is going TO be made smaller.
Gosh, we II have to stretch ii to
make ends meet!
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-10
BRIEFS
FROM City and County,

Successful Career and finan-
Independence, can be achieved
by living within one means
saving and investing safely u
liable share of ones income.' -
or more monthly under our
} Account Plan starts the pur.
of go Investment Certifi-
draws the full rate Of inter
hile waiting, and puts you On
pad to financial stability. Are
ame' Peoples Finance & Thrift
25 No. Sixth ST., "Local Capt.
local Management" " adv
ts Free Board Now. -- Charles
ch of Wcstmotland was lock
ut the county jail last night.
oh entered a pie" Of guilty to
argc Of jumping Il board bin
arraigned before Judge Cook
rday morning and WAS senten-
% pay u fine OF $50 or spend
ays in jail. He was ar.
d Wednesday night by Depu-
herifr Marshall, who il sta
4 at W.stmorland. =
" Insurance. Edgar Rros. Real
o., FL Centro. Cal cog Main ST.
te 16O Ldv
set Me at Steve's. adv
tckens Bought and sold. Dress.
or nndressed. Phcne 960 for
Is. ] )s2 Woodward. adv
ide Battery Sales and service.
strictly quality battery and
apt service. Wilson Machine
Phone i0J. adv
trtsienne Beauty Shoppe, open
evening. Tel. 1873. adv
ismisSal Order Filed. An or.
Tor IL" GlSmlSSii oi tiic cas-" .ut {
.. Iogue against /. \. Van
90 was flied II the county
k = office this morning bv Hick
and Trude, attorneys for the
ntitf. An order for the entry
= fault was entered in til. case
v liam Farr, ct Al, against Ar
/. Hesse, II al, the order ef.
i've in the case of three Of the
.ndants.
E. A. B. Hansen, Dentist. FIX.
tion specialist. Davis Bldg
nihgs by appointment. Phone
adv
.ay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real.
Co, FL CentrO. Cal. COS Main 81.
ne 100 adv
( YOUR DANCE every Satur.
~ night, don I forget Humphrics
all. Campo, Calf Luke : Or
lestra, four pieces. The best. q
thurs If
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-10
BOlidilla Held on
Federal Charge

4. BO!idilla of Brawlcy was held
10 answer iii federal court t.
charges Of smuggling Intoxicating
liquor into the United States fol
lowing preliminary hearing before
L. :. Commissioner &. f.. Scott this
morning. He was remanded to the
county jail in default of $500 bail
According to the information
furnished the commissioner Bolidil
la had in his possession 108 pint
bottles of beer and one-half pint
bottle of tequila when he was ap
pretended. He was arrested in Ca
leXieo by customs officials
The first carload of Valencia or
anges shipped from Orange courty
this year left Garden Grove, March
10 :.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-10

My Office moved from Oregon
Hotel Bldg, to zoe Barbara Worth
Bldg, first door east Of hotel en-.
trance. Liens Agency, by b. H..
Lien. Phone 642. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-10

ide Battery Sales and service.
strictly quality battery and
apt service. Wilson Machine
/. Phone i0J. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-10

Valley Pioneer Dies-Phil Brooks,
well known valley pioneer who
sold his MeIoland property about
five wears ago died June + in San
Francisco. according to word reeeiv-
ell by friends here.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-10

Keep Healthy. Drink paul's Lem.
made. It's pure. Pickwiek Stages
9epot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-10
Cabinet Kelvinat0r
as low as $225 installed
(wiring extra)
Convenient terms

This Is the certified
JkelVinat0r Sales.
man. In his easel he
carries the illustrated
storyofKelvination--
"cold that keeps. See
him when he calls. He
has q message for you.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-10

Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
ty Co., FL CenIr0, Gal. 6Gs Main at.
paone 100 adv
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Regain

The ball game Sunday between
Regain and Tuttle resulted in VIC
tory for futile, the score being Is TO
Is. A return game will be played at
Regain Sunday, July 81.
The Legion Auxiliary food sale was
quite successful. All the donations
were disposed of and $l2 taken IN,
which will added to the fund for the
building of the Legion Club rooms.
The Ladies' Aid of Garfield met
Wednesday at the Strand home. A
large number of people were present,
as the meeting was a shower TOR Mrs.
Henry Swanson, who was married
month ago. The honr~ gust received
a large number of gifts.
Mrs. Libeck nd Mrs. Gray OF
jamestown and Brainerd, Mimi. are
quests at the home of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Urbach motored
to Fargo to attend the Legion cor
vention and will visit relatives IN
Frazce and other points in Minnesota
before returning.
o. L. Engen of Fargo and J. S.
Johnson of Christine, N. D., were
business visitors in Regain Sunday.
They were pleased over crop pros
poets here, as they say the crop in
the Red River valley is very poor.
Mrs. Simon Jahr. formerly of Will
ton, who resides In Spokane, Wash,
is guest at the home Of her sister.
Mrs. A. F. Tourtlottc.
Ruby Guthrie Of Bismarck is q
guest at the home Of her aunt, Mrs.
A. L. Garnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moltzen and
SON, Raymond, Of New Salem were
guests over the weekend at the
August Westerman home.
Mrs. Anna Wilson was passenger
to Bismarck Thursday, and is the
guest of Mrs. George Middlestcad
formerly Of Regain.
Axel Lundberg and Ella Schilline
! and John Wilson are expected home
Monday from vacation spent q,
Thermopol Wyoming, Billings, and
| Laurel, Montana.
Arthur Marble Of Mankato. Mimi.
| who has been a guest at the VIM
uhde home, left on q ,motpr trip Is
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Wilton

Elizabeth Gregoryk, daughter of
Andrew Gregoryck, of Wilton, passed
away at Bismarck Wednesday morn
ing. The remains were brought to
Wilton Wednesday. Funeral services
were held Thursday from the Roman
Catholic church with Father FISCHER
Of Bismarck officiatisg. The body
was laid to rest in the Catholic GEM
etey: north of town. She leaves to
mourn her early departure, two chill
dren, one daughter, Anna, aged II,
one: son, John. aged 8. her father,
two brothers and two sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Y. Danielson and
sons left Sunday for trip through
the Turtle mountains in the north
eastern part Of the state. They ex-
pecf TO be gone about week.
Miss Katie Brezden and Pete Kab-
yenick were united in marriage at
the Greek Catholic church Saturday,
June Is.
~. schweitEer Of washburn was
4 Wilton visitor, Monday.
Miss Blanch'' Wahl of Washburn
was . guest over the weekend at
the Rartel home.
Andrew Alien left Friday for q
visit with his son in Minneapolis.
a great inany farmers. are bnyinR
new binders this year. The Wilton
company has sold several.
NJ. and Mrs. J. A. Schroeder and
two sdAughters left Friday for Emery,
s.. OAK. for . visit with relatives.
Nr..aud Mrs. N. II. Hemm and FAM
ily lett Tuesday for visit at Faw-
cett, MINI.
Mlss Violet Larson returned to her
hons Sunday after . months visit
NJ Skreeter.
f.ralIi left Friday for Ninot where
theys till spAnd thsir vacation visit
IN III fej9nds.
=. LueF9oed saote5ed 70 Valley
Chi nnday ~ apant - day visit
tsssI m Gfatc Nersnal fhAre. .
~ RI ~ 1Qas 1gle h1fs fetnfnsd
20 It'll, Va ~. - ehildxen,
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Baldwin :

Misses Grace and Marie Falken.
stein were among those who attend
cd the annual picnic of the Still Mis-
sion Sunday school which was held
at the j. NJ. Thompson farm in Eek.
Iund township Friday. A nice pro-
gram was rendered, and fine pic
mic dinner was served.
Tony Warner of Fargo is spending
some time among local relatives and
friends.
J. G. Haney of Grand Forks and
County Agent A. r. Miesen were here
Tuesday evening, at which time Mr.
Haney gave an address on the con-
struction of trench and pit silos
Mr.. Miesen also gave brief address
Mr.. Haney is superintendent of the
/. II. c. Demonstration farms at
Grand Forks.
William Fricke. Jr., has purchased
new push binder from our local
dealer.
William Gherkc, local merchant
recently purchased new truck.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bement and
family arrived some time since from
their home at Redfield, S. D.. and are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Benz
ent's parents, Mr. land Mrs. Christ
Satter.
Miss Dorothy Kocher of Burnt
Creek was here a few days ago Wis
iting among local friends.
The Baldwin postoffice, which has
been located in the Ward building
for number of wears. has been NOV
ed into the building formerly occur
led by the Baldwin State bank. The
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of the Star Elevator here. Mr..
Hettrich came from Saxton. this
state, where he was the manager of
the Farmers Elevator. His family
will remain there for some time, SO
they will be ready to move when the
school term starts. We wish Mr..
Hettrich success in his new home.
Mrs. C. f. Allison and son. Zelmo.
were passengers to Mandan Friday.
where they visited with fiiends.
Raymond and Martin Johnson of
Manning visited with their aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. John Siverts,
over Sunday.
Mrs. j. A. Jacobs and daughter.
Theresa, motored to Halliday. Sun
day, where they visited with friends
and relatives.
Anton Wilhelm was an east-bound
passenger to Bismarck Monday,
where he will take Treatments in the
ST.. Alexius hospital.
Mrs. Max Trotzky of Golden Val
ley visited with her sister, Mrs. Sam
Goetz. over Friday.
r.. j. Huelskamp Of Bculah was a
business caller in Dodge Thursday.
Ms. Joe Swan of Ills Lake is
visiting few days with her daugh-
ter. Nrs. Gabriel Marquardt.
Miss Rachel Sather # killdeer
visited with her sister, MRS. Ernest
Carlson. Wednesday.
Mrs. tSoren Nordby and daughter,
Ella, were passengers to Bismarck
Friday, where Ella will have pin
rem owed which she swallowed.
Frank Barker of Golden Valley was
a business caller in Dodge Tuesday.
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Raleigh

Mr.. and Mrs. Richards and chill
drcn went to Flasher Tuesday wheNe
they had dental work done.
John Scimers of Freda was social
caller in town Tuesday Mr.. Seimers
and family recently returned from a
six months visit in the central states.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schemes of
Shields passed through town We'd
ncsday for Carson where they at
tended court as witnesses in the
George Couture case.
Gladys Mclean departed Monday
morning for her home at Park River,
N. D., making the trip through alone
in one day. She will spend six
weeks in school at Valley City before
her school opens.
p. j. Rausch and G. l.. Kleinschmidt
spent Thursday at Carson attending
the Couture case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Oslon and chill
dren of Council Bluffs, Ia, arrived
Thursday for visit with their aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Demp-
sey, and also the w. c. GRACE and
.. Paul Dempsey families.
Mr.. Siles of Shields has been busy
the past week blowing the railroad
fire guards.
Mrs. Griswold arrived here from
Regent Wednesday to join her hus-
band who has accepted the position
on the coal dock as foreman.
Mr.. Black went to Sclfridgc Thurs
day. From there he shipped two cars
of cattle to market Friday.
Roy Frost, accompanied by Mrs
Clarence Frost and son, motored to
Bismarck Tuesday where they had
dental work done, returning home
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ireland of Cedar
Greek were business visitors in town
Thursday
Ralcigh's population was increased
by IL when Mr.. Kahn moved his fam
lily down from Brisbane last week
They purchased a home in Raleigh
and expect to make it their perman-
ent residence.
A party of men spent Wednesday
night on the Cannon Ball fishing
They reported big catch.
Sammy Pack mOtored to Dickinson
Saturday evening to spend Sunday
with friends.
Roy. Reynolds of Raleigh and La
Verne Moorehead Of Flasher went to
Mcintosh Tuesday where they were
quietly married.
Paul McFall was passenger tc
Mott Saturday, returning home with
his father, who spent Sunday with
home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Rausch and chill.
dren motored to St. John Frida!
where Mrs. Rausch and children will
spend the month of August with hel
parents. Mr.. Rausch returned honAt
| Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Metz were bust
ness visitors in Bismarck Friday.
Henry Miller and Theo. Bachmeiel
spent the weekend at Selfridge visit
ing friends.
Mrs. c. G.. Steele returned HON,
Saturday from two months vaca
ton spent in Indiana.
Mr.. Roy HUSKY and party Of friend.
arrived by auto Saturday from Siou,
Falls, S. D., to visit for a few day.
at the c. &. Steele home.
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Mckenzie

Elmer Chase of Los Angeles. Calf.
visited with Mrs. c. f.. Crum Monday
Mr.. Chase is grandson of the late
Judge Chase of Bismarck and son OF
the late Ralph Chase, who lived 80
years ago south of Mckenzie.
J. d. McGillis of Bismarck was u
caller in town Monday.
Mrs. w. S. Meth and son of Men
oxen were business visitors here
Tuesday.
II. p. Goddard of Bismarck was in
Mckenzie on business Tuesday.
Mrs. MacKay of Pasadena, Calf.
visited with Mrs. George Manley
relative of Mrs. Manlcy.
The NJ. 4. Ladies' Aid held their
meeting at the Church on Wednes-
day afternoon which was well at
tended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Meyers mo-
tored to Morton county to spend
the weekend with friends.
Mrs. Earl Baker Of Mcnokcn was
shopping here Thursday.
l.. r. Heaton has been in Siou,
Falls for the past week. Mr.. Heaton
went with IA shipment of horses.
II. r. Crum and family motoreC
to Steele and spent the weekend
with friends.
Lewis Heaton and Mr.. Bearing o.
Picrson, Iowa, are visiting at L. +
Heaton's home and with other rela
tves here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Waston mo-
tored out to William Kershaw's home
in Frances township Sunday to see
Mrs. Kcrshaw. who is quite i'll.
J. b. Swanick and family visited a
Chas. Andersons south of Sterling
Sunday.