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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-30
DAUDET BELIEVED
ON ROYAL|ST YACHT
French Secret Service Says
Leader Is Aboard Craft of
Pretender.
By the Associated Press.


PARIS, June 30.--At the head
quarters of the French secret serv-
ice the opinion was expressed today
that Leon Daudet. Royalist leader re-
leased from prison with two others
through hoax several days ago. has
escaped from France and is aboard
the yacht Of the Duke of Guise,
somewhere in the English Channel"
The Duke of Guise is the pretender
to the French throne.
The secret service authorities said
they learned the yacht put in at hom-
fieur the day of Daudet's sensational
release after serving less than month
of a fivemonth term for libeling a
taxicab driver in connection with the
death of his son. Next morning, ac-
cording to the information, the vessel
left for an unknown destination. The
yacht is under English register.
Nine. Daudet, who disappeared with
her husband, returned quietly to Paris
during the night. Thus far the police
have been unable to learn where she
left her husband.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-30
Straw and Tuxedo
Combination Stirs
Issue i'm Germany

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN, June 30.--The unusu-
ally early heat wave in Germany
this year has raised a profound
problem for Berlin's beau brum-
mels: Is it proper to wear a
straw hat with a tuxedo?
The hat industry answers en-
phatically yes. The fashion de-
partment of the German Hat and
Cap Manufacturers Association
in a public statement points out
that New York and London have
already decreed that the butter
blume" or "buttercup," as the
straw hat is known here, is
proper accompaniment to the din
ner jacket, or smoking" as it is
called on the Continent.
The fashion, new to Germany,
is not making progress, however.
Some of the most exclusive mems
furnishing houses advise their
clients that straw hat and tux"
fit together about as we'll as eve
ming dress and a sporting cap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-30

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 3d.
Trudging along highway somewhere
in southern Indiana. John Sam Hays,
60. today is on his way to his home
in Bowling Green, KY. pulling after
him an old dilapidated buggy.
To sheriff's deputies who investi.
gated a report that an elderly man
was acting strangely, Hays said that
he had worked around New Bethel,
near here. since last Fall, that he had
bought the buggy at a sale because
it was too cheap to let get away"
and that he intended to walk back to
the Blue Grass State. taking his
buggy with him.
When the deputies found him, Hays
was straining at breast strap across
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-30
Pedestrian, 60, Treking Way to Kentucky
Pulling Dilapidated Buggy He Bought

the shafts Of the dilapidated vehicle.
A yellow cur dog trailed at respect
full distance behind. He said he had
gone to Shelbyville in search of a job,
and, finding none, was returning to
New Bethel, having pulled his horse
less buggy a distance of about 40
miles. He expected to set out from
New Bethel with the buggy for Ken
lucky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-30
OHIO MINES TO OPEN.
Operators Agree to Start on Labor
or Non-Union Basis.


or Non-Union Basis.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. June 80 [P).-
Ohios coal mines, closed since April /,
because of wage differences. will re.
open July Is, either on a union or
non-union basis. with the November,
1917, scale of SIS per day in effect,
it was unanimously agreed by the
Ohio Mine Operators Association in
session here yesterday.
Under provisions of the ultimatum
to be served on union officials, they
will be allowed until July Is to &C.
cept or reject the compromise pro.
posal, continuously competitive
scale, which. in event of change in
West Virginia or Kentucky fields,
automatically would change in Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-30
Fast Air Mail Schedule.

Airplanes will soon leave New York
or San Francisco at night and deposit
mail at the opposite coast for early
delivery on the second morning.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-09-02
COUNTY BOARD MEETS
a ASSESSMENT

Assessment of Hans Swartz, Page
80, line 4, S. ID. Dunn, Page 7 line 10.
County Treasurer Appointed Dep.
Clerk and Recorder.
On motion, the County Treasurer
was appointed as Deputy Clerk and
Recorder without additional salary, in
order to enable him to take acknowl-
edgements while collecting seed grain
notes.
On motion following reductions and
increases of assessments were made
ON the tax rolls, in accordance with
recommendations made by the County
Assessor:
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-09-02

EQUALIZATION BOARD
AT 300 O'Clock p. NJ. August 8, 1927,
the Board Of County Commissioners
met as a Board of Equalization, all
Members of the Board and the Clerk
present.
Assessor Granted Leave of Absence.
On motion, the County Assessor was
granted a Leave of Absence from the
State for a Period of six weeks, begin
ming August Is, 1927.
Assessments Cancelled.
On motion, the following assess
ments were ordered cancelled as they
were duplicate assessments:
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Garfield

| Mrs. A. N. Strand, Arthur and
Einar Strand, Ina Meyers, Mrs.
Knudson, Oliver and Lloyd Knudson
were dinner guests at the Joe Kicfer
/ home.
! Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Jordahl and
family were dinner guests at the C. j.
/ kuehl home.
! A large crowd attended Sunday
school. Luther Bailey gave talk.
I Rev. Mccoy could not get here be-
cause of bad roads.
Gust Olson has returned home
from Flint, Mich.
Miss Lillian Parmenter spent the
! weekend at the G.. o. Lindsey home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole A. Olson and
daughters, Mary Jane and Beverly
| of Pettibone, spent Sunday visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. Joe Kiefer and Ina Myers
visited with Mrs. A. Ghylin while
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Olson visited at
the A. Ghylin home Sunday.
Miss Kathryn Cook is spending a
week visiting with her parents.
Guy Mccoy has hired out to
Mccullough.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Little and FAM
ily spent Easter Sunday at the Joe
Cook home.
Daisy Bailey visited at the ]. F.
Little home Saturday.
Word has been received here that
Charlse Daenport and Miss Gabel
were married in Bismarck Sunday,
April II.
!! The. j.. f.. Little children lost
! their favorite saddle horse Saturday
1t was the oldest horse in this com
munity. 1t was first owned by Mr..
Hibbs.
Miss-Edna Eide spent Easter Sun
day with her parents.
| The Ladies' aid realized over $50
from their food sale held in Regain
April is.
The Garfield boys played their
first game Of ball Sunday at the Can
field schoolhouse.
| Daisy, AIDE, Dee Bailey and Henry
Swanson called at the John Howe
home Sunday.
Mrs. Ira Bailey and Irene Ward
were Bismarck business callers
Thursday
Alvin Ghylin has started to do hi,
assessing.
Nj. and Mrs. O'Brien and children
sre now 1t the H. C. Rasche home.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Vol.
len . baby girl, Thursday. April q
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Regain

II. {. Schumacher, manager O
Townley's oil drilling operations a
Robinson has returned and prepar
ations are now under way to com
plete the we'll. 1t is reported tina
arrangementsehave been made where
by Mr.. Townley has taken over
block of leases owned by the Robin
son Development company, and JUS
as soon as additional equipment ar
rives drilling will be resumed. Thos,
claiming to be in a position to know
intimate that there is a fair guam
tity Of oil in the we'll at the pres
ent time and that full production
will be brought in with very little
more drilling.
+: Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Tyberg motoreG
to Bismarck Sunday.
!: Miss Edna Eide spent the week.
:cnd at the home of Mrs. A. H. Hell
I geson, returning to Garfield Mon.
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Helgeson were
Bismarck visitors Thursday.
H. E. Rannestad and A L. Garnes
motored to Bismarck Saturday.
! Miss Hazel Jones of Alta was 8
/, weekend visitor in Bismarck.
A number of local yourg people
attended the dance in futile Tues.
day evening.
The Legion Auxiliary will give :
dinner at the Stratton cafe Saturday
April 30, at $3.50 o'clock. The pub.
lie is invited and it is hoped every.
! one will make an effort to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Laub of Carson
who were married recently, visited
friends in Regain Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Danielsor
were guests of the Danielson family
in Regain Thursday
A. +. Tourtlcttc, A. H. ,Lundbcrg
and Charles Colip were business Wis
itors in Bismarck Thursday.
J. F. Penner was called to Worth
ington, MIMI, by the serious illness
of his brother, who is a patient at a
sanitarium there.
The ladies' aid will meet with Mrs.
Frank Nicholson Wednesday, May
10.
Robert Lundberg spent the week
end with his grandmother, Mrs. VIM.
Uhde.
Mrs. Ray Mccullough was pas
senger to Bismarck Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bailey and
family spent the weekend at Wild
wood, the new resort that Hugh Nc
Cullough Of Washburn is building
at the Big Washout. Mr.. Bailey
will move his family there as soon
as school is out and take up the
management Of the place for the
summer.
A. Mullholland, state manager Of
the Homestcader lodge, spent sew
eral days in Regain on business.
HI. C. Arndt left Regain for SEQ.
hey, Mont, where he WIFI be located.
Mrs. Arndt and baby took the train
to Douglas Friday where they Will
visit relatives before going ia
Scobey to make her home. J. C.
and J. B. Conley arrived In Regain
to take over the barber shop which
they purchased from Mr.. Arndt.
Isaac Marcovitz Of Bismarck was a
business visitor in Regain Monday.
There will be services in the
Congregational church Sunday, May
Is.
The boys baseball team, will play
Wilton there May 8 and Garfield
at Bismarck, play day, May IA.
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MEMS o G. OUR NEIGHB0RS

81. Mrs. Charles Faust visited at the
August Doehle home Saturday.
q There will be special services and
music by the choir at the, church
Sunday morning, May 8.
Mrs. II. p. Asselstine entertained
Mesdames Maddox, Eyarts and Will
cox Of Bismarck at & o'clock dinner
Saturday evening.
Emil Enockson motored to Hazel
ton Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Benz visited
at the John Lunde home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Pillsbury en-
jOyed a visit from her sister, Miss
Marie Hamlin, of Minneapolis. Mon
day
Miss Mabel Olson was Bismarck
visitor Monday.
j. j. Cosgrove and Henry kruse
were HaZelton callers Saturday.
Carma kimball is building Il fire
escape in the hall this week.
w. II. Brownawell Of Wild Rose
was transacting business in town
Tuesday.
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tie Danielson were guests at the
Twitc home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Elvik were. Sims
visitors Sunday. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Hayter motored
to New Salem Sunday and spent tbs
day. with Mrs. Hayter's mother, Mrs
! C.. Rustad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Posey were Sun.
day guests at the Fred Bonus home.
+ The Thain school presented their
play ut the schoolhouse to q large
crowd Friday evening. A dance was
given Immediately afterward. Sup
per was served by the p. +. A.
ladies. 80
Elroy, Brandt and sisters, Myrtle
and Irene, and Mrs. Elorup motored
to Flasher Monday.
Arthur Huber had the misfortune
to be thrown from his horse Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bohn and little
son spent Sunday at Thain with Mrs.
Bohn's parents.
G. G. Kleinlein transacted bust
ness in Carson Monday.
Mrs. Peter Mousel and daughter,
Rhoda Of Flasher, were callers in
town Tuesday.
a number Of Lark people attended
tHc lHdiu plAy CFlOSy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCraith were
business visitors in Flasher Ehurs-
day.
Raymond and Thomas Nolan motor.
ed to Bismarck where the latter
took the civil service sexamipation
for mail clcxk. 2
Mrs. e. A. Smell and children from
Cannon Ball were weekend guests Mt
the home, of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. G. Brewster.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bohn visited Mt
the VIM. Hanson home Friday, at
tending the play and dance at Thain.
Miss Vida Sebastian. county su-
perintcndcnt Of schools, visited the
Lark schools Tuesday.
Peter Bottcn and son, Emnons,
were town callers Wednesday, s''
Eric Kreft was Carson visitor
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Tollcfson were
town callers Tuesday.
r. Myers of Flasher is assist
ing at. the local hardware store dur
ing the spring season.
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B. L. Schmitz, our local tree man,
is putting in hedge on the Carson
courthouse grounds.
Miss Hattie Kreft and Mrs. Wcr-
ner Lagervall we're Carson callers
Wednesday.
Miss Viola Mousel is enjoying a
weeks vacation >from her school
duties. r
A number Of local people attended
the play presented by the Fortnightly
club at Carson Monday evening.
Mrs. Sid Bodie. who closed q very
successful term Of school in Carl
township, returned home Friday.
s. Nolan and son transacted bust
ness in Carson Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selmer Axlen and
Mrs. James Sandlin were Sunday din
ner guests at the s. Rodie home.
Miss viola Lansing returned home
this week after ecmpleting her term
Of school near Raleigh.
Henry Ksileiber, Pearl ,Knutson.
Bernard Speilman and Olive and Net
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ment and errors sometimes occur In
the transmittAl. Of items between the
two departments.
e. n. Fisher, state treasurer, said
that when the audit was being made
he vas. installing . new system of
handling these accounts, acting upon
/ Recommendation made by Lund fol-
lowing his last previous audit Of the
tSeasurer's office. The present sys.
TEN, Fisher said, is antiquated and
not in accord with modern business
practices. When the. new system is
installed and the accounts trans
ferred, he expects to have less diff
Guilty in keeping the records Of all
transactions straight and to have a
definite means Of checking to see
that they are in perfect order with.
out resorting ia, the trouble and ex.
pense Of complete audit ut frequent
intervals. The discovery of differ
ences between his. office and the
state land department is of almost
daily occurrence. he said.
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I4ein

Mr.. and Mrs. E.. NJ. Bjcrkc an,
daughter. Esther, motorcd to Bis
marck Wednesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Rise motorc,
to Arena Wednesday forenoon.
! Ed Nygaard motored to DriscOl
after a load Of feed Wednesday.
Fritz Hagen spent Wednesday a
Ole Spilde's.
! Geo Christianson and son, Harold
motOred to Tuttlc Tuesday.
A large crowd attended the part!
given in the old Jim Anunson house
Saturday evening. The evening wa,
spent in dancing and playing cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Hagen and chill
drcn spent Sunday afternoon at N
A. Sodcrholm's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Arneson and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Arneson
and daughter, Alice, spent Sunday
at the Henry Arncson home south
Of Driscoll.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Lein and SON.
Marlen, who spent a few days visiting
at Mrs. LENS parents, Mr.. and Mrs
S. Brcnden, left for their home at
Ojata, N. d.. Tuesday.
Ole Spildc and son, knut, motor
vi 10 Iutlle J. TIuuy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Christensen,
son, HAROLD, and Ed. Nygaard motor
ed to Bismarck Sunday to see Arnold,
who is patient at IL hospital there
Misses Mabel and Eunicc Kels-
wien and jeanette Skogcn of Bis
marck and Carl and Bonnie Lein of
Regain spent Sunday visiting in this
neighborho0 They also attended
the Luther League meeting held at
Willie Olson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Hanson and
daughters, Marion and Ruth, spent
Sunday at the A. o. Ambers home.
Mrs. J. f. Gunderson and Theodore
Torgeson spent Sunday afternoon at
N. A. Soderholm's.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. N. Lem called at
the Gunderson home Monday after
noon.
A surprise party was given on Mrs.
Sivert Brenden Monday evening. The
occasion was Mrs. Brenden's birth
Gay. lunch was served at mid
night.
There will be English services in
the church Sunday, May LIST, at 2
o'clock.
Mrs. Geo. Christensen spent Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. j. +. Gun
derson.
The Luther League meets at the
Gunderson home Sunday, May Is.
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NORTH DAKOTA
GROWS RICHER
YEAR al! By YEAR
Audit Of Treasurer's Office
Shows Assets Of $685.
O16.67 on January 81

Total assets in the state treasury
on January 81, 1922, were $56,99l,-
l00.84, according to. the audit report
Of Q. ,. Lund to the state board of
Of this, .um, -, 7ss,o,s.e7 i. cash
in. the general ledger accounts of the
state treasurer's office; 81 666, 1875. OF
IL cash in the state workmen's COM
pensation fund; 1871 ,455,21 is repre-.
scented by securities on file as i'm
vestmentst Of the state, teachers in-
surance and retirement fund; $l2,-
336, b26.67 is represented by invest
ments Of various permanent funds
in securities and $7,O17,459.9O in
farm loans from the various perma-
pent funds.
In addition $25,0es, o54.5l of real
estate mortgages are on hand to ball
ance real estate loans, made by the
state; there is an additional item Of
$685. in connection with the general
fund and s$404,s97.s1 listed as insur-
ance company. and trust company de-
posts. -bg isN o -
~ comparison Of the status Of vari-
ous funds an shown. on the treas
urer's books and those of the state
auditor reveals that $348,265.3 80 il
outstanding in the form Of unpaid
warrants, the treasurer's balance be-
ing $685., 0l6.67 AZ compared with
the auditors balance Of f9,4l6. 1928.
Some In Closed Banks
The cash account includes $780,
80. Is in receivers, certificates for
the principal Of. deposits made BY the
state in nine banks which subse-
9uently closed and approximately
5000 in accrued interest on these
accounts which have not been paid.
Il also shows that the state. has
5000 on deposit in a state bank.
which still Is, operating but which
is listed MS unable to pay.
The report also lists $3S,295.2l in
deposits of state teachers insurance
and retirement fund money repre-
scented by % certificates of deposit
in banks which have closed. A large
amount of accrued interest on these
certificates. also is listed. The prin.
cipal is covered by receivers Ger
tificates.
A comparative statement showing
the amount of money in the state
general fund on January of each
year from 1915. to 1927, inclusive.
shows that the state government
steadily is growing richer.
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Cromwell

! G.. G. Whitfield was bushes II
caller in Regan Tuesday.
Porter Nelson was transactirp
business in Regan Wednesday.
+. +. Strandemo, from west OF
Baldwin, accompanied by Mrs. Enos
/ Strandemo, were transacting bust
ness and shopping in Bismarck
| Thursday.
Miss Erna Christensen, teacher OF
No. l., Cromwell, purchased two
| beautiful pictures "The Cleaners
and Lincoln" with the proceeds of
the pie social given by the school
fast October.
Jack Pazino and Ben Myers from
the vicinity of Arnold, were in this
district Thursday after horses which
had strayed away.
Otto and Paul Hogc from the
Arnold vicinity hauled three loads
of hay Friday, which Otto Hoge re-
Gently purchased from T. F. Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hsch were
shopping in Regain Friday.
Miss Ruth Hanson, teacher of
Croftc school. spent the weekend in
Bismarck.
NJ. +. Parker, local teacher, accom-
panied by &. c. Whitfield, motored to
Bismarck Saturday.
John kicfcr motorcd to Bismarck
Thursday.
Fred Schroeder, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. II. Schroeder, who has been
quite i'll with the measles, is re-
covering.
Miss Helen Strandemo Of west of
Baldwin was q recent guest ut the
Enos StrandemO home.
Joe and Miss Lilly Jiras attended
the play in Baldwin Saturday night,
presented by Esklund school pupils,
of which Miss Dorothy Anderson is
teacher.
Edward Morris and sons called ut
the Otto Hoge home Sunday.
Donald Morris, Bonnie Anderson,
and NJ. +. Parker were Sunday call
ers at the Edward Morris home.
Joe Marley and Clarence Stair Wis.,
tied at the j. w. Jiras home Sunday.
The Cromwell board of supervisors
composed of J. w. Jiras, Martin Mel
SOM and Henry Strom made tour
Of inspection Of the graded roads
of the township recently. -.
Miss Erna Christensen, local
teacher. spent the weekend in Will.
tor and Bismarck. =,
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SUPREME COURT
FROM WARD COUNTY
Martin ,s.ilivan, Plaintiff and !. R.
sphqdent

FROM WARD COUNTY
Martin 9Ssllivan,- Plaintiff and Re.
sph&dent
Minneapolis. St. Paul & Sault Ste
Marie Railway Company: "a cor
peration. Defendant and Appel.
SYLLABUS:
~ IN an action for personnel in
luriis Alleged 70 have been susta lined
by the elaintiff. q. section Hard
while riding upon . gasoline spdedtr
which T4n'sinto an open switch and
was dersiled. the evidence IS cram
CAD That the questions Of neslig.
cpce and Qf contsibutory neglieqgee
were aaestiens IF fact TOR the deter.
minatids e the juryA 80 *
(b) That the evidence fails to
show that the accident was OCCASION
cd BY tie, funnf1g ct the speed1n At
suited from the manner Of its opera
tion ~ acquiesced in by the plain
tiff and, hence Il appears the. Yisi
assumed By the plaintiff. !! =
(2) Under the Federal Employers
Liahility Act the emp1oyse does not
assume the risk Of On ilijpry caused
BY the negligence ofsa 'fellaw-ser.
want. N q
ca. The evidence bearing upon
the character and extent IL the plsin-
tiff's injuries IL conSidersd. and II
isaheld TO present question. qf TACT
as to whether the plaintiffs condi.
ton was due to the injuries received
or to . constitutional disease It'll
60 WhAre,, upon efoss-examipa.
ton, the plaintiff HIS been asked
concerning, treatment Ne had, receives
from q doctor and concerning Tux
disease for. Mhieh he Had been treat.
ed. the error. il any, in .nermittina
him to state on redirect examination
the diagpepis .that had been. render.
ed BY the physician WAS not prejudi:
(S) For reasons stated In III,
opinion, II j held that the discretion
veltsd mi the trial cs9rt IA stop. 81
inyestigStion into unsavOry faefl
short sof. N sxplttation into need.
lesst .indeeeney wes not abused II
permitting . certain exhibition ,he.
fore the Jury and thu there was "a
ertpr in farther psrmttting dem.
oHstrations 70 be made ahSwinx III
al)9esd physieal reSults 63 81 ,injprv,
90 FOR reasS8S stated Ia az
opinion, 81 10 held that no error -wai
committel II suhmittinf Is tie f,irs
iss ~ 3 siSs &c ssi eissna ssa re;
[ef .isGllesnes end the III = con
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S. w. Burleigh

ID. w. Stewart was Il caller in
Bismarck Tuesday.
Mrs. Lee Mallard was business
visitor in Bismarck Saturday.
Mrs. James Stewart returned home
Saturday after visiting with rela-
tives at Wilton and Regain for the
past few days.
Paul Hapel transacted business in
Bismarck Tuesday.
Charlie Bowers recently purchased
a new Chevrolet sedan. He drove it
home Saturday.
Mrs. Jack lshmael was compelled to
miss school this week on account of
illness.
The rabbit drive held near Memo
oxen Sunday was very successful.
About 1000 rabbits were killed.
Only one coyote was killed.
Rev. Christ of Wilton was the
guest Of Rev. and Mrs. Grundy Sat-
urday night. He was en- route to
Hazelton, where he held services Sun
day.
Miss Rcbecca Graebel is staying at
the Lee Mallard home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Davenport call
ed at the O. G. Davenport home
Thursday evening.