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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-13
BRAIN TESTS
Broken Words.

This Is one Of number OF tests
which require the ability 10 combine
isolated parts into complete whole.
You are given list Of 10 words. each
Of which has been broken into two
parts. Your task is 10 indicate how
the 20 parts should be combined INTO
10 words by writing In the parentheses
following the last part Of the word the
number corresponding 10 The firRt part
Of the word
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-13

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II. River Of Europe.
Il. The grampus-
Il City IN Nevada.
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% Runs Gut
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81 Note ~ the scale.
p Nickname.
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81 Those VINO eat dinner.
81 Likely
81 Exists
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q Of the present month abb.
q California beach.
q Preferential fear
q One Th0 Uttlize8
a. Footlke organ.
50 Game bird
s. Expires
81 HiGh@aYS
SIS Make 4 nis'ase
Doan.
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2 Sea eagle
2 Initiate
4 knu-Iacial demonstration.
S kicknane.
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You can have them too, says pretty
Miss Leila Rieard, Colgate user since 1910

Choose your dentifrice on the basis
OF results.
Follow the lead OF those who have
kept their teeth sound for years.
Simply adopt for your own use the
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In such a vital matter as the care
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On one hand you have Colgate's.
the chief feature of which In thorough
cleansing. On the other you have the
fact that countless people who have
used Colgato's for years now have ex-
ceptionally fine teeth.
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CONTINUE BRIBERY
TRIAL OF POLICEMEN
Board Adjourns to Next Week
After Conclusion of
Prosecutors Case.

The case of Policemen Ralph @.
Blasey and Robert l.. Smith. who are
before the Police Trial Board on
charges of accepting bribes and col
lecting usurious interest on money, was
continued until some time next week,
following the conclusion Of the prose-
cution's case yesterday afternoon.
Two charges against each OF the men
have been presented to the board by
Assistant Corporation Counsel Walter
L. Fowler. The first charge alleges
that the officers loaned $40 to Claude
Newsom. colored, on october is and on
October IS received $50 in payment.
This charge is the outcome of sworn
statement alleged to have been made
by the policemen in their own defense
when they were tried in Criminal Court
No. / on a charge of accepting bribe
from Newsom. They were acquitted.
A charge alleging that they accepted
bribe Of S25 on October ii from
Charles Beale, colored, 1899 First street
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WI WILL PROTEST
! JAPANESE ACTION
Son of Late Minister Arrives
Here as Spokesman for
NationaliStS.

Here to protest against japanese in
vasion Of Chinese sovereignty, DR.. C. G
WI. co-founder with Generalissimo
Chang Kai-Shek of the present Ma
fionaliSt government of that country,
declared today that the only nation
which can balk the plans of Japan in
ShantImg and Manchuria is the
United States.
"It is to America that We bring our
appeal" DR.. WI declared.
Accompanied by his wife. DR.. WI,
who recently resigned as minister Of
foreign affairs in the Nanking cabinet,
came to Washington late last night
and is making his headquarters Al the
Wald oman Park Hotel This is his first
visit to Washington in IS years. when
he stopped over here a few days en-
route to China from Paris.
Arranges Interviews.
DR.. WI, however, knows the Wash
ington of 80 years ago better than the
Washington of later DAYS, as he at
tended school here during his early
youth when his father. the late DR..
WI Ting Fang, was Minister TO this
Government.
DR.. WI was busy today arranging
for interviews with various govern
mental and congressional officials be-
fore whom he intends 10 place the
Chinese cause He will endeavor TO
see Secretary Of State kellogg, men,
bers of the foreign relations commit
tees of Congress and also DR.. Sze. the
accredited Minister of China.
Wishing 10 avoid discussion OF the
,Japanese crisis in China before he has
made his appeal TO official channels,
DR.. WI nevertheless declared the Japa-
nese occupation of Shantung is de-
uberate violation Of Chinese sovereignty.
1--WE would like to see America, as
the worlds strongest nation, insist that
the agreement entered into at the
time of the Washington treaty be not
treated by Japan or any other nation
as a scrap of paper TO be ignored when
ever national aspirations provide an
excuse" he said.
Interested in Schools.
Consequently, it is to America that
the eyes of China are turning today.
But we do not look for Intervention in
the present instance"
DR.. WI, who received his education
in English universities, is thoroughly
modern in his manner and talk. He
evinced much interest in local affairs
in Washington and particularly in con-
nectlon with the public school system
where he got his early training.
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southeast. was thrown out of court
after indictment by the grand jury.
The second charge before the trial
board contained three specifications,
alleging that they accepted the bribe
from Beale. and again in october took
S25 from Beale. and that in July or
August they received SIS from Irwin
West, colored, formerly Of 456 First
street southwest.
To support its allegation the prose-
cution presented the testimony of al
most score of colored men and women
said to have been either involved in or
witnesses to the alleged transactions
said to be based on protection in liquor
cases.
Evening star., 1928-05-24

Four to six months Is the average
life of the modern popular song.
Evening star., 1928-05-24

Indiana deputy sheriffs several months
ago, was arrested late last night when
he registered at a hotel. So striking
was the mans resemblance to pictures
of Baxter that the hotel clerk noticed
1t at once, calling police.
The youth said he was Mckenzie
Ward of Midlothian, ILL.,, and that he
had been cumming" through the
South since the first of the month.
John Burns, who was prisoner with
Baxter last February when their guards,
Deputies Wallace Mcclure and John
Grove, were slain. was arrested Monday
near Lafayette, Ind ~
Evening star., 1928-05-24
Accepf osy free offer!

So, ior lovely teeth for teeth that
make your smile the social and busi-
ness asset that IL should be = ask
your druggist today for colgate's.
Or. IL you prefer. send for the free
sample Offered In the coupon. Let
ug pay for test right IN your own
bathroom. Thousands make this
test every year.
Evening star., 1928-05-24
Sheep Backs Grass Plots.

Sheep with green backs caused some
concern as to the eyesight or drinking
record of those who reported the dis
covery near Worcestershire, England,
recently It was found. however, that
the animals had been allowed to run
Evening star., 1928-05-24
Band Concert Hour Changed.

The United States Marine Band an
nounced today that the hour for Its
concert as Sylvan Theater has been
changed from 4:30 O'Clock. this after
noon as previously published, to 1880
O'Clock tonight. :
Evening star., 1928-05-24

Mis- Rieard often iakesa
morning eanfer through
Csstrai Park in NetO
York City Her fasbias
s0bife teeth and ber tl,in-
ming spiie are familiar
sight along the many
beautiful bndls path.
Evening star., 1928-05-24
22 DIE IN FIRE.
800 Seriously Hurt, 5000 Home
less in Jewish Quarter.

less in Jewish Quarter.
MOSCOW, May "a (Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency twenty-five Cauca-
sian Jews were killed and 800 seriously
injured in fire which swept the Jewish
quarters of Katais, Georgia Three hun
dred and fifty-nine houses in the Jew
ish quarter were totally destroyed, leav-
ing the community of 5000 roofless.
The damages were so great that local
relief was found insufficient and an ap-
peal dispatched to the OZet here. The
entire Jewish community Of Katais Is
suffering for lack of food.
Evening star., 1928-05-24

VOU s h ould
J. hear Miss
Ricard's friends
talk about her
smile! How they
envy those fash
ing white teeth
-. so brilliant -.
so healthy 80. al
ways so lovely.
A6f. ID, .a~1
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b
credit to Colgate's the dental
cream she has used since 1910.
In this country, and in foreign
countries the world over, you will
find thousands and thousands of
men and women who began using
Coigate's ten, fifteen. even twenty
years ago, and whose teeth are ex-
ceptioDally sound and beautiful.
There is nothing mysterious about
these enyiable results. The men and
women fortunate enough 10 secure
them did nothing that you cannot
easily do yourself.
They visited their dentists for
periodic inspections. And they used
Colgate's regularly, day after day.
Evening star., 1928-05-24
SUSPECT IS ARRESTED
IN KILLING OF DEPUTIES
Strangers Resemblance to Escaped
Convict Leads to Police
Action.

BY the Associated Press.
DANVILLE, ILL.,, May GA youth
answering the description of Samuel
Baxter, sought for the Staying of two
Evening star., 1928-05-24

around q haystack during the Winter.
Grass seeds had evidently dropped on
the woolly backs and terminated, then
sprouted when q hot spell followed.
Evening star., 1928-05-24
POLAND O. KS CHINA PACT
Treaty of Amity and Commerce Is
Signed.

WARSAW, Poland, May "a OP.-
Poland has signed treaty of amity
and commerce with China. After 1t is
ratified a legation will be established
at Peking and consulates at Shanghai
and Harbin.
The consulate at Harbin Is regarded
as especially necessary in view Of the
number OF Poles in Manchuria.
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at the Sivert Brenden home Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Bjorhus and
family attended confirmation in the
Finish church Sunday forenoon.
Quite a few from this neighbor-
hood attended the dance at Henry
Arneson's near Steele Friday eve.
ming and Saturday evening.
Leroy Dravland spent Sunday at
the NJ. a. Lien home in Kidder
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enock Arneson, son,
Leonder. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Arne-
son and sou. Merle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Arneson and sons, Darrell,
and Lyle, spent Sunday at the Al
fred Arneson home.
Mrs. Marie Olauson. sons. Olaf
Ering. and Reider, Mrs. B. N. Lem,
Mrs. Ole Wick. son. Sam, and daugh-
ter. Alice, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Helgeson, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Christensen and son. Arnold, had
supper with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Christionson Sunday evening.
J. O. Rise, daughter. Olga, and
IlciIueT HIucScu IlOtptei W F" uie
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dollas Barkman and
daughter. Dorothy. had supper with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shafer Sunday.
Ed. Mygaard motored to Regain
Saturday.
Quite few from this vicinity at
tended the ball game played be-
tween Wing and Lem at Wing Sum
day afternoon. The score was 3 and
/, in favor Of Wing.
There will be English services at
church Sunday evening, July 1st,
commencing at s o'clock.
n. A. Soderholm called at j. O..
Rise Thursday evening.
Roy Smith, Githa and Marvin
kluksdal spent Sunday evening at
J. O. Rises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Spilde. sons,
Einar and knut, spent Sunday eve
ming at Isaac Botnems.
Mr. and Mrs. Enock Arneson, son,
Leonder, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Arne-
son and son. Merle, of Windsor, N.
D.. spent Saturday visiting at Sivert
Brenden's.
Mr.. B. N. Lein, son, Valdemar,
motored to Driscoll Saturday.
Mr.. Morris Erickson and Edwin
Olson were callers at D. d. Bark
mans Sunday.
Constance Lein visited with her
friend. Hannah Droven, Wednesday
evening.
j. O. Rise and Helmer Arneson
motored to Wing Monday.
',-H
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Still

Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Johnson and
children shopped in Bismarck Sat
urday.
Mr.. Arthur Nelson. Of Regain, Wis
tied at Oscar Ecklund Sunday.
The Misses Velma Johnson. Helen
and Marie Pearson called on Ingrid
and Margaret Hagstrom Friday.
Mrs. Oscar Erickson has been
spending the last few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman, of
Turtle Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson made
a business trip to Steve Titles one
day last week.
J. c. Nordlund and A. J. Hag-
strom left Monday morning for
Omaha. Neb. They plan to attend
the Swedish Nilsson convention
which is held at Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Ryebcrg, of Re-
gan, visited at the home of Mrs
Ryeberg's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Strom. Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Skinner called a.
the Erickson home Sunday.
Mrs. c. J. Johnson and daughter
Doris, motored to Wilton Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Johnson, Mrs. John
Johnson and sons. Fred, Axel and
John Asplund shopped in Wilton
Saturday.
Mrs. Anthony Erickson and Miss
Anetta Erickson were callers in Bis.
marck Thursday.
Mr.. Hendrickson. J. c. Nordlund
Pete and Edwin johnson made q
business trip to Hagstrom one day
last week.
Clifford and Laurence Richard are
working for G. l.. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson, son
Vernon, and daughter, Hilma, called
on Mr.. Johnson's folks, Mr.. and Mrs
John Johnson Monday.
Bert Hedstrom called on Morri.
Anderson Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert johnson ant
daughter were callers on Mr.. ant
Mrs. Bert Hedstrom one evening
last week.
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Wing

Mr.. and Mrs. Lem and family, Of
Roseglenn, spent Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Leins sister, Mrs
Henry Jacobson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Corey, former
residents of here. but now residing
in Braddock. visited with Mrs
Corey's sister, Mrs. E. f. Glanville
and Mrs. ]. B. Chenille. Sunday.
Maude Chenowith, of Sterling. is
a guest at the Harry Knowles home
this week.
Fred Oswald and Charles Edwards
transacted business in the capital
city one day last week.
The high school baseball game
played on our grounds Sunday with
Lem was won by Wing by score
of 3 to 4. It was a very interesting
game.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edwards and
family, Mrs. Roy Bond and children
and Dan Tice spent Sunday fishing
and picincking at Wildwood Lake.
Callers at the Jim Olson home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Fryer and family. Of Harvey. Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Olson. Burnett Jacob
son. Fred Sophie and Violet Olson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mueller and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber visited
relatives at Goodrich Sunday. While
there they also attended the State
Baptist convention.
Emma Weber clerked in the Wing
Mercantile Friday and Saturday
during Mr. Grahams absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Larson and sons
visited at Woodwork Sunday.
Hannah. Regina, Edwin an
Adolph Stienvand. of Garrison. Wis
tied at the Mueller home Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Kremenetzke and
daughter. Rhoda Rae. spent Sunday
visiting in futile.
E. l.. Monsoon. Of Woodwork,
spent the weekend tthe Mueller
home.
J. 0. Rise and T. N. Arneson. of
Lem, were Monday shoppers in this
vicinity.
Margaret Knowles spent several
days in Bismarck last week.
Emma Weber is visiting at Tu.tle
. Few days.
Mrs. L. r. Johns and son, Gordon
left for California Monday.
Joe Scallon is the proud owner CT
a new car.
Wing was defeated Sunday play.
in ball with Regain by score of
9 to 4.
Clara Mueller was supper gust
At the North Patterson ranch Sun
dav.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Graham and
son, Jack. and MIR. N. II. Collins
attended the Masonic lodge conven.
ton Friday and Sunday.
Harry Pollock is in this vicinity
buying cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Edgerton and
son. Clyde, returned from a two
weeks vacation trip Monday eve.
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Scallon and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Anderson and family attended the
big circus in Bismarck Tuesday.
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Ecklund

H. A. Mccullough made a trip to
Wilton Thursday.
Harry Brown and Ed. Morris
called at the Tom home.
Harold Williams was caller in
Wilton Monday.
T. r. Morris and son. Donald, were
business callers in Still Tuesday.
Margaret Anderson was a over
night guest with Aldythe McCul-
Tough Wednesday.
Mrs. Anthony Erickson called at
the Tom Morris home Monday morn
ing.
Viola Sheldon visited at the John
Vollan home Wednesday night.
H. A. Mccullough hauled a COW
to Wilton Monday.
Bonnie Anderson, Donald Morris,
and Gordon Williams drove a herd
Of cattle to Wilton Monday.
Alta Tompson called at the H. A.
Mccullough home Wednesday night.
Gordon and Harold Williams
called at the Tom Morris home Mon
day.
Fred Wood called in this vicinity
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed. Morris called at the Tom
Morris home Wednesday.
Clarence Falkenstein visited at
the J. NJ. Tompson home Sunday.
Mabel Mccullough called at the
Tom Morris home Wednesday.
Fred Wood called at the Henry
Sundouist home Friday.
Wallace Falkenstein called at the
Bill Fricke home Sunday night.
A large crowd attended the dance
at the Henry Sundquist farm Fri
day night. but on account Of the
rain there were not as many as were
expected.
Albert Vollan and son, Eugene,
called at the Tom Morris home
Thursday on buVness.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Mccullough
called at the Herman Falkenstein
home Thursday.
Tom Morris and daughter, Ber-
nice, were callers in Baldwin Satur-
day morning.
Mrs. H. A. Mccullough left for
Iowa Sunday night to visit relatives.
iold dilu DOUdIu SuCJuOH CAlI0Q
at the Albert Vollan home Satur-
dav night.
Bonnie Anderson visited with Don
aid Morris Saturday night.
Mr.. Johnson. Mr.. Vollan, Mr.. An
derson. and Mr.. Jorenson are busy
working on the road.
Walter Coleman called at the Tom
Morris home Sunday on his way to
Baldwin.
Mrs. Wallace Anderson's brother
has been visiting with her for a few
weeks.
Clarence Falkenstein attended
Sunday school in Still Sunday.
Mrs. Wallace Anderson visited at
the A. F. Anderson home Sunday.
Tom ! .orris and daughters. Mar
rion and Bernice, called in Wilton
Sunday.
Wallace Anderson called at the
Brown Brothers home Sunday.
Richard Anderson is visiting with
his mother in Washington this sum-
mer.
Fred Anstrom and Walter Span
berg called at the Tom Morris home
Thursday.
Louie Speter called at the Victor
Anderson home Saturday night.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Fevold and
family returned home Saturday from
a two weeks motor trip to points
in Minnesota and Iowa. At North
field, Minnesota, they visited with
Mrs. Fevold's folks and at Humboldt,
Iowa, they spent some time with the
parents of Mr.. Fevold. They attend
ed family reunion at the Fevold
home while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Rupp and
daughter, Charlotte, and Freddie
Herdebu, have returned home from
two weeks visit with relatives in
the eastern part of North Dakota
and the western part of Minnesota.
Harold Hopton, of the state bond
ing department, was here a few days
ago attending to matters Of a bust
ness nature.
Miss Vera tricks has returned
from three months stay at Dick
inson where she attended Normal
school. eA.rsss,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mareen O'Brien and
Percy Freeman spent last Sunday
at the home Of friends in Menoken.
Mr.. Smith, who is shearing sheer
on the Ira Falkenstein farm, spent
the weekend in Mandan.
A baseball game was played be-
tween Baldwin and Garfield at the
Ed Mount home on Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. George Stroll and children,
Of Bismarck, are house guests at the
Wayne Cummings home this week.
Mrs. John Risch has returned home
from Bismarck, where she had been
taking medical treatment for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Falkenstcin were
transacting business in the capital
city Saturday.
Luther Van Hook and J. p. Jack
son. Of Bismarck, were here recently
attending to various business affairs,
Walter Spangberg, of Regain, Wis.
tied here Saturday while en- route to
the capital city.
Several fine rains have visited us
the past week which will be very
beneficial to the growing crops. 1t
is feared that the early sown wheat
has been too badly damaged by The
drouth to make anything like nor
NAL yield. Farm crops are all slow
this year, and unless frost holds off
longer than it usually does the corr
will not mature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rupp motored
to Wilton Wednesday on business
mission.
Lester Falkenstein has returned
home from Bismarck, where he had
been taking medical treatment for q
week.
Mrs. Herbert Little, who is spend
Ing some time in Mt. Vernon. Wash,
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henry hToIlleIleISkv lTdUSdCIeU
business in Steele Wednesday.
Mrs. H. B. Moffit is attending
school at Dickinson normal during
the summer session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gorsline left
Thursday for a two-weeks' visit
with relatives in Wisconsin.
VIM. Atwood is visiting relatives
in Trempealeau. Wis.
Geo. Whitehead left for Sioux
Falls, S. d., where he will spend
some time visiting at the home of
his daughter, Alma.
John Hanen moved Hartmann's
household goods to Washburn
Thursday. He was accompanied by
Wayne kopplin and Austin Hutchi-
son.
Mrs. B. NJ. Virgin returned from
jamestown Friday afternoon, where
she had been attending the conven-
ton held there by the Daughters Of
Union Veterans.
The Danielson brothers and their
| families have gone to Wisconsin for
several weeks visit with relatives
and friends. They went via the
new sedan recently purchased by
Charlton.
C. N. Hanson was a business
caller in Steele Wednesday. While
there he had some dental work done
Mrs. Tom Moffit and infant
daughter Inez spent several days
visiting at the B. M. Virgin home.
NJ. w. Hutchings transacted bust.
ness in Arena Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Goldsmith
called at the Pete Sorcnson home
Sunday afternoon.
Charsten Christensen visited with
home folks over Sunday. He is en-
ployed in Coleharbor at present.
The Orion Bros, circus which
showed here Tuesday evening was
we'll attended and the performance
was much enjoyed despite the dis
agreeable weather.
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Rock Hill

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mccullough
were guests at the Andrew Olson
home Sunday.
Mrs. Irwin johnson and children
motored' to Regan Thursday MORN
ing.
Chas. Our and Olaf Void were
dinner guests at ]. F. Titles
Thursday.
Mrs. H. Keator and children visit
ed at the Walter Scott home Wed
nesday afternoon.
Woodrow Walworth called at the
Fitzgerald home Friday afternoon.
Ruth and Phyllis Little visited
with Lola and Edna Walworth Fri
w. H. Kolb AM son Edward and
Robert visited at Mrs. K. Kolb's
Wednesday.
Mrs. Louis Jorgenson and chill
dren were Regain callers Saturday.
Clayton, Clyde and Norman Lit
tie are busy hauling gravel.
Quite a number of young folks
attended the dance at Florence
Lake Saturday night.
Friday, June %. will be school Of
ficers meeting in Bismarck. The
Rockhill board all contemplating 60
ing.
Mrs. Mary Rasche and daughter
Shirley motored to Regain Thursday.
Ina Johnson stayed with Lucille
Myers Wednesday night.
Pat Patton was q Regain caller
Thursday.
Molly Wold stayed with Ina N.Y.
ers several days last week.
Chas. Christianson was q Regain
caller Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Jordahl motored
to Bismarck taking Norman to see .
doctor. It was found that he had
to undergo an operation for .
swelling on his neck. He was con-
fined to the hospital for several
days.
Andrew Olson called At s. B. Oh
sons Wednesday.
Louis Jorgenson was . .Regsn
caller Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Bailey visited
1T the Luther Bailey home Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Rasche and Shirley
visited with Mrs. Jim Little Sunday
afternoon.
o. w. Backman and sons motored
to Bismarck Wednesday.
Arthur and Glen Wheeler and
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Christianso

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Christianson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Helgeson, Ar
mold Christianson, Minnie Burnson.
Olaf Olauson, John Gunderson. Paul
Paisley, Hazel Nelson and Miss
Sowyer went on . fishing trip near
Painted Woods Thursday morning,
returning Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dollas Barkman and
daughter, Dorothy, attended services
at Driscoll Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Turiny, daugh-
tiers, Ethel and Anna. visited at the
J: Q. Rise and Sivert Brenden homes
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymorer Arneson
spent Thursday ct Henry Arnesons.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Nelson and
daughter from Clear Lake, visited