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tache of the Brazilian embassy:
Countess dc Renque, Mrs. George
Corbin Perine of Baltimore. Mrs. f.
Il, Moran, Mrs. Horace Mcfarland.
Mrs. Herbert Sparrow Mrs. Franklin
Whitley, Mrs. John r. Shafroth.
Senor Fernando Lasarde Vigil,
who has recently been appointed third
secretary of the Mexican embassy.
succeeding Senor don Luis Rivera
Rosas, has arrived in Washington TO
assume his new duties and has taken
suite at the Wardman Park Hotel
Mr.. G. FRANKIE. formerly under
secretary of state in the ministry of
transportation ut Berlin. and now re
tired is at the Carlton Hotel for a few
days. accompanied by his daughter.
Mrs. William i!emSley Forman an
nounceS the marriage of her daughter
Mary lIemSleN. to Mr.. Norman Whit
held oyster. son of the late Commits.
Sloner of the District of Columbia and
Mrs. James f. oyster, Saturday, at
Grace and st. Peters Episcopal
Church in Baltimore. Md
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and Mrs. Adam NJ. Wyant, Represen-
tative and Mrs. Fred A. Britten. the
counselor of the Argentine embassy,
Senor Felipe A. Espil; the secretary
of the Serbian legation. DIR. Stoian-
ovitCh the Commissioner of the
District and Mrs. Sidney Taliaferro,
the alien property custodian and Mrs.
Howard Sutherland. the assistant
solicitor of the Treasury and Mrs.
Harry k Daugherty, Col. and Mrs.
Charles b, Drake. Maj. and Mrs.
George Oakley Totten. jr.: Maj. and
Mrs. Parker w. West. Mai and Mrs.
James A. Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs, Harry
NJ Daugherty. Mrs. Victor kauff-
mann, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin s. Puller,
DR.. and Mrs, Davenport White, Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Langlais, Col Nj.
c. Buckley, DR.. and Mrs. Loren John
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Edouard Albion,
Mr.. William Jennings Price. Mrs.
Morris Evans. Miss Meta Evans, Mrs,
Robert +. Mackenzie. Mr.. and Mrs.
Conger. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Col
fax Long. Mr.. aud Mrs. Ira +. Ben
nett. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Smith.
Mai. r.. Lomard of the French EN-
bassy. Mr.. and Mrs. John Belt and
Mr.. Harry Wardman.
Mrs. Charles -. W alcott left Wash
nEton tQ0aN tof an aDSepce Oh SeN-
eral weeks in the West,
Mrs. Thomas W. Brahany has gone
to Palm Beach where she is the guest
of her sister. Mrs. Jesse A. Smith of
Milwaukee,, at the Breakers for five
weeks.
Comdr. G. r.. Battle, t. s. n. and
Mrs Battle are spending several DAYS
Of pl
will leave shortly for his new post at
the Naval Academy. having just been
transferred from Coronado, Calf.
Mrs. William r. Dennis has gone to
New York, where she is spending
few days.
Mrs. Jesse Nicholson was hostess at
luncheon today in her home in Chevy
Chase having as her guests Mrs.
Charles W. Waterman. Miss Jessie
Dell, Mrs. Isaac DiXson, Mrs. Cabot
Stevens. Mrs. Marshall Jenkins. Mrs.
Bolivar. J. Lloyd. Mrs r. Brooke Fry
and Mrs. Charles owens of New York.
Mrs Ernest Thompson Seton enter
tanned at a Chinese dinner last eve
ming in her partment at the May
flower Hotel. in honor of DR.. Sum Nung
Au Young. The dishes, which were all
under the direction of DR.. Young.
Among the guests present We're Mrs.
John +. Henderson, the Swami Yogan-
anda. Col. and Mrs. George &. Thorpe
and Capt. and Mrs. Milton Reed.
Mrs. James Irving Steele entertained
a company at luncheon today in the
home of her daughter. Mrs. John
Gardner I.add at Wesley Heights
Mrs. Steele will leave this afternoon
for Reading, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Turner of New
York. who have taken suite at the
Carlton for the Spring, left yesterday
for tWo-week trip to Richmond Va.
and New York. Mr. and Mrs. Turner
have recently returned from Paris.
where they have made their home for
the past several years.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Prince will
leave Washington tomorrow for New
ork from where they will sail Satur-
DAY for two-month stay in Engla nd
and France.
Col. William r. Gibson. who has
been assigned to the ouartermaster
generals office In Washington. sue
ceding Col. Francis H. Pope and Mrs. |
Gibson, have taken an apartment at
the Wardman Park Hotel, where they
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SOCIETY
Chief Executive and Mrs. Coolidge We're
Entertained at Dinner Last Night
By Speaker and Mrs Longworth.

TIME President and Mrs. Coolidge
were the guests in whose honor
the Speaker of the House of
L RepreSe and Mrs Mich
olaS Longworth invited an
interesting company to meet them.
The guests were Senator and Mrs.
William r.. Borah Representative
John q. Tileson. Mr. and Mrs. Mont
gomery Blair. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Bruce Howe. Mrs. Medill Mccormick.
Mrs. Marshall Field Mrs. William
Corcoran Eustis. Mrs. Frederic A
Keep, Mrs. Guy Norman. Mrs. James
+. Curtis, former United States Am
baSSador to Spain Mr.. Alexander
Moore. former Assistant Secretary Of
the Navy Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt.
former secret airy to the President
MIR. &. Bascom Slemp. Mr.. Henry
Cleveland Perkins and Mr.. Percy
Pyne.
Mrs. Coolidge attended the private
view Of the Amaryllis Show this morn
ing. for which Secretary of Agricul-
ture and Mrs. .Jardine sent out invi-
tations. Others invited were members
Of the cabinet. diplomats, officials and
number Of residents.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Coolidge
attended the concert Of the New York
Philharmonic Orchestra. Herr Will
helm Furtwaengler. conductor. Mrs.
Coolidge had as her guests Mrs. Ed
win A. Shuman and Miss Lillian Shu-
man of Boston.
The Secretary of War and Mrs.
Dwight r. Davis We're the honor
guests at dinner last evening of the
Assistant Secretary of War for
Aviation and Mrs. +. Truhee Dawson,
The other guests were Senator and
Mrs. David A. Reed. the Under
secretary of the Treasury and Mrs.
odcen l.. Mills. the Assistant Secre-
tary of State and Mrs. Leland Harri-
son. former Representative and Mrs
John Philip Hill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grosvenor Hyde Backus. Mrs. Robert
L. Bacon and MIR. James T. VIII
1iams, jr.
Mrs. James J. Davis, wife of the
Secretary of Labor, and her Sister-in
law. Mrs. W. J. Davis. who have been
in New York at the Hotel Astor for
few days, will return to Washington
tomorrow afternoon.
The Amba assador of Belgium and
Baroness de Cartier will be the guests
i'm whose honor the Minister of Serbs.
Croats and Slovenes, DR.. Ante Tresich
Pavichich. will entertain at dinner
this evening.
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the clubhouse from 4 to O'Clock
Thursday afternoons during Lent.
The first tea of the series will take
place tomorrow. with Mrs. Emily
Newell Blair as the speaker. Mrs.
Blair will discuss the subject, THE
People Who Will Vote for. Il Demo
cratic Candidate" Members of the
board of governors of the club will
receive and a large company is ex-
pected.
Prof~Arthur Irving Andrews of the
University of Maryland will lecture
on The True Bulgaria" tomorrow
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the
Nomen's City Club. % Jackson place.
Mrs. Robert Imbrie, member of the
committee sponsoring the diplomatic
hour" will be hostess Among the
specially invited guests are the Min
lister of Bulgaria and Mime. Radewa.
the secretary of the legation and
Mime. Bisseroff. former Minister and
Mrs. stephen Panaretoff. the Minister
of Czechoslovakia, DR.. Xdenek Fier.
linger: DR.. Stanislas Torisiewiez-
Wieniawa, Prof. Edmund Walsh.
Nine. Papanek. Mrs. William f..
Rorah. Representative and Mrs
Henry Wingate Watson. Prof. Hayes
Baker Cr6thers. Dr. and Mrs. J. +.
II.
Prof. Frederic f. Lee. the counselor
of the Rumanian legation. Mr.. II.
Djuvara MIR. Edwin Dexter, Mr..
Francis Anderson, MIR. and Mrs.
Albert II. Putney. Mrs. Hudnut. Miss
Ruth Hudnut. Miss Caroline Bronson.
Miss Bush, Mrs. a. V. Andrews. Miss
r. Hayden and Mrs. Sallie V. II.
Pickett.
Miss Olive Sherley will act as
chairman Of ushers in the absence of
Miss Sallie Hews Phillips for the de-
butante committee who will assist al
the first illustrated Ienten lecture Of
the Four Events Course Friday morn.
ing at II O'Clock in the ballroom of tho
Willard DR.. Charles Moore will speak
on General George Washington at
Home at this first morning event
planned hv the Woman's A,1xiliar,, of
EDiphauV ChurcE
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turer, and his long residence in China
will enable him to give many facts of
interest as to conditions there. The
lecture will be illustrated.
Mrs Thomas Hardy Taliaferro is
chairman Of the District association.
which has large and active mem
bership. Mrs. E. l.. McClelland. 1771
Church street northwest, is chairman
OF tickets. or they may be had at the
door. Mrs. Coolidge has consented to
head the list of patronesses, which in.
cludes Mrs. Henry r. DimOck. Mrs.
stephen r. Ell<ins. Mrs. Alfred Bros
seau. Mrs. Sidney r. Taliaferro, Mrs.
William Mather Lewis. Mrs. Charles
l.. Parsons. Mrs. Victor Kaufman.
Mrs. Thomas W. Lockwood jr.: Mrs.
r.. A. Hartman, Mrs. Gibson Fahne-
stock. Mrs. Alfred Pembroke Thorn.
Mrs. II. w. Fitch, Mrs Edward II.
Gheen. Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman, /,
Mrs. Delos A. Rlodgett, Mrs Charles
Graves Matthews. Mrs. Frank Conger
baldwin, Mrs. T.. s. Kennedy. Mrs
Cary T. Grayson. Mrs. Demarest
Lloyd, Miss Gildersleeve, Mrs. George
Mason Chichester, Mrs. Charles r.
Wood. Mrs. William Chaplin Hunting
Ton. Mrs. Edward Cohen, Mrs James
II. Turner Mrs. Walter r. Wheatley.
Mrs. Harry Venn. Mrs. King Smith.
Mrs. g. r. Logic. Mrs Henry F'itz-
hugh. Mrs. John W. Burke. Mrs. Ed
ward X. Meigs, Mrs. Thomas w. Phil
lips. jr.: Mrs. A. r. Shands, Mrs. Asa
Phillips. Mrs. Horace Smthy. Mrs.
Wilkins B. Shields, Mrs. Edmund
'ioldsborough, Mrs. William Cabell
Moore. Mrs. George H. Myers. Mrs.
John Warren. Mrs. Cresson Newbold.
Mrs. Sophie Walker and Mrs. Thomas
Kelley. jr.
Miss Callie Doyle entertained at tea
Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs
Beecher. Mrs. Quinn of Hillsboro and
Mrs. ShaWyer of France
Miss Frances Saul will entertain
me members of the Trinity College
alhfnnae at swimming party this
evening in the college natatorium
Mrs. Samuel Zirkin has as her guest
for the week Miss Ada Frank of Pitts
burgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Williams, for
merly of Memphis and Atoka, are
eSta blshed in an apartment at 1920
X street, which they have leased. Mr.
ana Mrs. Williams attended the meet
ing or the Arkansas Society Wednes-
DAY. March 2, when Mr.. Williams was
elected secretary of the Orga MIA ton.
Mrs. r. A. Beach of Akron Ohio,
accompa MED by Miss Katherine Stew.
art and Mrs II. H. Cabel of Aberdeen,
wash, have taken an apartment at
the Wardman Park Hotel for the
Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs, =. NJ. Miner of New
Orleans are passing a few days at
the Willard
Mrs. Alfred Fl. Granger of Lake
Forest, ILL.,, accompanied by Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Granger of Ia nesville. Ohio, are
at the Carlton Hotel for week en-
route north from Charleston, s. c.,
where they have been passing the
Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Walden of
Richmond. Va, arrived today at the
Willard, where they plan to remain
several days.
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Miss Sherley will have assisting her
as ushers for the occasion Miss Flor
ence Marlatt. Miss Louise Fitzhugh.
Miss Georgianna Joyes and Miss Alice
Cults,
Miss Philips Will return shortly
from the South. and additional uShers
will assist at the succeeding lectures
of the series. Friday mornings March
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Mrs. Elliott to BE Honor
Guest of Arts Club.

Mrs. John Elliott will be the guest
of honor at dinner tomorrow evening
at the Arts Club, when she will speak
on Great Artists Have Known. -
Miss Sade &. Styron will be hostess
Mrs. Elliott was before her marriage
Miss Maud Howe daughter of the late
Julia Ward Howe, and she Is in Wash
ington in connection with the exhibit
Of the late Mr.. Elliott's drawings of
heroes Of the late war which she has
presented to the Government and
which are hung in the New National
Museum. Mrs Elliott has gained
fame for herself through her writings
Miss Janet Richards will give her
annual lecture for the benefit of Work
for Poor Churches tomorrow evening
at s o'clock at Kauscher's. The lee
ture will be on the Vital Questions of
the Hour--ffome and Foreign" includ-
ing look in" at the League of Ma
tions last September.
The board of lady mana gers of the
Association of Work for Poor Churches
includes Lady Isabella Howard. honor
ary member: Mrs William kearny
Carr. president; Mrs. George G. Reid
vice president, and Mrs. Thomas Fl.
Carter, secretary.
The Junior League is holding it's
first fashion promenade of the Spring
season today in the walnut room of
Woodward & Lothrop. The promenade
opened at II O'Clock and continued
until 1880 o'clock, and is being held
again this afternoon from 2:3O o'clock
until o'clock
The first of the series planned by
the Kenmore Association will be in
augurated tomorrow evening at $50
O'Clock in the ballroom of the Wash
ington Club. DR.. Fucker of the Uni.
versity of Maryland will he the lee
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IS md %. and Friday morning. April l.
The Washington Branch of the Mas
sar Aumnae and other memherS of
the American Association of EnISersl.
~ Women and the art claSseS. of
George Washington UniversitvaSa and
the American University have, been
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made their home for several years
They have been in Atlanta, Ga. for
the past year and a half.
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Ienten Teas at Club
of Democratic Women.

The Woman's National Democratic
Club has issued invitations to it's
members and to hundreds of Demo
Gratis in the District to a series of
Lenten teas which will he given in
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held in the upper room. A num-
Der of visitors We're present, most
OF them visiting both rooms dur
ing the afternoon. Kenneth Schil-
Iinger favored the school with
several selections. We all like to
hear Kenneth sing.
Anyone wishing a quick, sure
cure for appendicitis in the
chest. ask Freda Sievers, AIDE
line Bogar, Pearl Eggebrecht, and
Marion Durfey.
There will be no exercises in the
primary room on February 4. The
next exercises will be Friday af-
ternoon.
Visitors this past week were
Rev. Prall. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Schil-
linger. Fred Callison, Mrs. James
De Wane, Mrs. P. M. Krebsbach,
Mrs. Charles Mason, Mrs. Gus
T%rietchelt, Mrs. Ed Erickson, Mr..
Durfey and Mr.. Dallmann.
A good sized crowd enjoyed
1.-THE American on Friday even
ing at Vida hall. You're missing
a treat when you miss these pic
lures.
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ball center, was home over Sun.
day.
George Barth, the village
smithy, has induced the Montana
Dakota power company to con-
meet up his electric meter with
the proper wiring. Since then
George has been enjoying the
anvil chorus" more and more.
Charles Schultz. Brockton cafe
proprietor. in attempting to test
the temperature of the Missouri
a few days ago lost his balance
but used good Judgment in getting
out again. Charlie is satisfied and
his many friends are congratulate
ing him.
Emmett ~ ms had the misfor-
tune of Tagging his ak. Emmett
answer nisplauaympathetic friends
by saying. Pretty sore. Pretty
lucky it was nothing serious
Anna Anderson says that
wedding chimes are sweet to
hear
Proclaiming joy to a listening ear
Especially when W know whose
here
From far OF Minneapolis
where there's a will there's a
way to the trustworthy employee,
who has the interest of the bust
foremost in mind. Ask L. A.
Storm.
School Notes
In the grammar o. those in
attendance during the
month of January were George
Durhim. Irma Gilligan. Helen
and Elizabeth Murray.
James Martin has entered the
seventh grade.
Patrick Burshia is i'll with ton
.;ilitis. We hope he will soon be
lble to return to school.
Marland Adkins. an eighth grade
student, is taking an additional
ubject in high school.
Patching will be the next work
Which will be taken up by the sew
ne class in the grammar room.
Salt and -four models of North
america are being made by the
eventh grade geography class.
Silhouettes formed the subject
an interesting session by the
TT class last Friday.
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You may have wondered why
Paul Dassonville was wearing
such a broad smile and so gen
erously handling out treats Fri
day and Saturday. 1t was all on ac-
count of the fine new son doc.
Stork' presented him on Thurs
day, January q. P. j. now has
visions of a future partner in his
mercantile business. no doubt.
Mrs. Clyde Flint entertained a
party Of friends Thursday night
in honor of Mrs. 0. n. Olson OF
Pismo Beach. Calf.
Mrs. William Kirkland is acting
in the capacity OF nurse at the
Dassonville home.
Will Hines was in from Kin
tyre on Monday. He was 3 caller
at the Linsay home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Flint and Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Lein all motoced to
Wolf Point and attended g show
on Monday night.
Mrs. Clista Dilbeck is assisting
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Sunday evening at the home o.
]. j.. Beier.
Callers at the j. j. Janzen home
Sunday we're P. J. Janzen and fam
lily.
David Olfert and family visited
at the home of John Wall Sunday,
Mary Funk has been working
at Art Chrisman's for the last two
weeks.
Miss Hardie, primary teacher at
the Lustre school. is giving draw
ing lessons on Tuesday evening.
A. J. Wall. Louis Baker, Hilda
and John Beier called at Fl. c..
Dyck's Friday evening.
Clyde Elnkrich was a caller at
the c. p. Funk's Sunday after
noon.
Henry Berg has started teach
ing music. The class meets at the
Grandview school on Friday even
ings.
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Miss Pearl McClammy visited
during the week end with her par.
ents.
Nick Blonigan left for Gallo, n,
Oak. where ne and his brother
have taken We a general mer.
chandise store.
James and Russell Scott came
visited with their parents until
down from Glasgow Friday and
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scott return
ed from Bismarck on No. 3. Sat
urday night. Mr.. Scott is some
what improved.
George Hall left for Poplar Mon
day to enter in his new business
venture.
Miss Thale Scott came in from
her school Friday and returned
Sunday.
Mrs. o. n. Olson came back
from her visit at Frazer Sunday
and left for Wolf Point Tuesday.
Mrs. Olson will leave for her home
in California the latter part of
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Storm and
Miss Mildred Halbert attended the
show at Wolf Point Friday night.
Miss Josephine Farrely visited
at Frazer during the week end.
Mrs. William McClammy of Pop.
lar has been visiting with her Sis
ter Mrs. @. P. McClammy the lat
ter part of last week.
Thee. Berns Of the Northside
transacted business in town Tues
day of this week.
Charles Peterson and family
have moved to the n bar n ranch
for the rest Of the winter and
coming d Mr.. Peterson
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Victor Rhomberg was a passen.
ger from Wolf Point to Sand
Creek with the mail carrier.
Douglas Geer made a trip to
Wolf Point Saturday with his
truck bringing out supplies for his
store.
James Simm and Fl. E. Som
mars went to Wolf Point Friday.
Mr.. Seminars remained over the
week end with Mrs. Seminars and
Max.
Ben Anderson, our mail carrier,
has been using his "snowmobile"
the past week. His son accom-
panied him last Monday and drove
the truck back to town.
Everyone was pleased to see
warmer weather again and with
February so near at hand it seems
spring will soon be here. Farmers
are already picking owe their
seed corr if they are fortunate
to possess any this year, while
others are making inquiries about
seed.
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RURAL CORRESPONDENCE
From Our Rural Patrons

with the housework at the Dasson
vile home during Mrs. Dasson
vile's illness.
A. G. Cleveland and George E
Ellinger made a trip to the Burr
Barnes home on Milk river Sat
urday.
Mrs. Larry Hovey was a delight.
full hostess at a party given at her
home in honor of Mrs. o. N. Olson
Saturday afternoon.
Roy Sewer has been spending
a few days at Walt Witherby's.
Clarence Edwards was a caller
at G. w. Westlund's Tuesday.
Will Kirkland spent Sunday
with home folks here.
Two OF the Oswego teachers
were Frazer visitors Saturday.
George Westlund was a passen-
ger to Wolf Point Friday and yisi-
ted over night at the Art Riley
home there.
Larry Hovey is having his ice
house filled. This seasons "cakes
of GOODNESS" are extra thick and Of
fine quality. No ice famine should
be feared here next summer.
Mrs. o. n. Olson of Pismo
Beach. Calf. has been visiting
among Frazer friends the past
week. While here Mrs. Olson was
guest OF honor on several social
occasions. Mrs. Olson was a pi-
oneer resident of Oswego and still
has a feeling of regard for Old
Montana.
DIR. J. G. Veldhuis was a pro
fessional visitor in Frazer last
week.
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The regular Sunday school and
services conducted by the Rev. S.
A. Walker was we'll attended last
Sunday considering the weather.
This community is greatly en-
joying the telephone service re-
Gently installed.
Several of the neighbors are
working together putting up ice.
The ice is in fine shape for pack
ing this winter.
Jack Marmon has been assisting
Ted Ruhd in building a new ice
house.
A daughter was born February
/, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Lingle,
at the j.. 3. Randall ranch.
Erling Coll has been assisting
at the Ray Mcneil ranch for sew
eral weeks.
What A basket social and
dance.
When, Friday, February IL.
Where, Pleasant Valley school
house near the Henry Urban
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Notice OF General
Meeting Womans Club

The February meeting of the
Wolf Point Womans Club will be-
held next Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. John Listerud. Mrs.
Listerud will be assisted by Mrs.
w. c. Johnson. Mrs. Norris Win
mes and Mrs. Fl. n. Marion. "Pro-
verbs of China" will be the sub
ject for roll call. The Dramatic
~
department will be in charge OF
the program. Miss Ruth MacFar-
lane and Miss Gertrude Moody
will read "The Enemy.
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Everybody seems to be taking
advantage of the nice weather
that we are now having. Alex
Pantkratz went to the coal mine
on Wednesday and returned on
Thursday with three loads of coal.
Two OF his neighbors accompanied
him and helped him with the work
and drove the teams for him.
Peter Bergman did some feed
grinding On Wednesday,. He not
only ground feed for his own use,
but P. P. Dick, P. v. Janzen, and
j. G. Schmidt were there also with
grain to be ground.
Miss Tena Martens. niece Of J.
w. Martens, is now staying with
Mrs. Geo. J. Schmidt and children
during the absence of Mr.. Schmidt
who is in Sioux Falls. S. OAK,
taking treatments for the better
ment of his hearing.
Mrs. 3. B. Teske is reported to
be on the sick list at present.
Peter Bergman went to Frazer
Friday with two teams. He re-
turned on Saturday with some coal
to replenish the supply in the
coalbin.
Henry Rempel is again doing
carpenter work on the Peter Berg
man residence.
Jake Schmidt went to the Bill
Hormick coal mine for a load of
coal on Friday. He returned the
same day with a good four horse
load.
On Saturday the patrons of the
Centerbell school met at the
schoolhouse to discuss various
matters pertaining to the school.
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Allen Jacobson and John Ere
man were Brocton Witnesses al
the Robbins Cow boving ehibi
ton given in Williston February
81. All report a short and to the
point combat, and so does Cow
Harold Martin. who had the
misfortune of injuring his eye
while working for the Frye Comp
any. has been advised by a Cul-
bertson physician to consult a
specialist. Harold left for Willis.
ton Monday.
NJ. P. Ferguson, Otto Lund,
l.. A. Storm, Joe Johnson and
Miss Hester Cairns went to Pop
lar Saturday evening to see the
Antelope-Poplar basketball game.
L. A. Storm took the winners
OF the stock Judging contest, AL
vim Lien, Willard Johnson and
Ray Sparks to Poplar. There
they boarded No. 8 for Bozeman
where they attended the vocation
al congress.
Despite predictions otherwise
the NJ. w. A. dance given Satur-
day evening was anything but a
failure. A large crowd attended
and a good time was enjoyed by
all.
Dale Lund, Poplar's star basket