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joyed the program and lunch very
much.
Theodore and Fred Dorman, Mer-
win Oder and Lawrence Doppler
called at Robt. Welch's Friday eve
ming. :,
Mrs. Nieland returned home with
her husband after the p. T. A. meet
ing Friday evening. Mr.. Nieland
brought Rev. Goulson, who was one
Of the speakers of the evening.
The Alsburys have been moving to
their new location north Of Menoken
this week. New occupants are ex-
pected on the Wallace place soon.
Mrs. Edith Bruce called on Mrs.
Robt. WEIGH while on her way home
Friday. Mrs. Bruce reports the
roads to be very muddy and slip
perry.
Pat Rietzel and Ryal Thomas
called at the Joe Hill home Satur-
day.
Robt. WEIGH, the Donna boys, the
Alsbury boys, and the Doppler boys,
all were corn pickers some of the
time this week.
Merwin Oder attended the st.
Patrick's dance, at Menoken Satur-
day night. He reported very
lively crowd.
Miss Eleanor Bates and Miss Eva
Alsbury called on Mrs. Robt. WEIGH
Sunday.
Irwin Reed is still hauling his
things from the George WEIGH place
to his new location on the Max Mil.
Ter place near Applecreek. Mr.. Reed
has been moving for some time.
Robt. WEIGH motored to Bismarck
Friday. Clarence Doppler returned
with him for the weekend at home
Mrs. Robt. Boyd and son Chester
motored to Bismarck to meet Mr.
Boyd Sunday. Mr.. Boyd has been
in California for several weeks with
his brother, Brozilla Boyd. The
brother has been very i'll and under.
went a severe operation q few weeks
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McMurrich
and family visited at the Robt Welch
home Sunday.
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news OF OUR NElCHBORS

thing sold we'll. James Riley and K.
Ersland were auctioneers.
Jcrrold kafer and Roger Kaelcr
tof Bismarck came down after
Rogers car Sunday. They spent a
couple OF days out at Magnus on
account OF the car only hitting on
two.
Arnold Kush, who has been work.
ing at Magnus', is spending a few
days in Bismarck.
Richard Lang accompanied by M.
Dorsen attended the sale at Martin
Olsons Wednesday.
Mr.. Lewis Roth Is now living on
the place where VIM. Stiles used
to live.
Eldon and Nina Lewis visited at
Henry Apland's Sunday evening.
Miss Ruby Apland, who teaches
at the school, spent the weekend
at her home. She did not have -
go back until Wednesday as cleo
ton was held in her school Tues.
day.
School Notes
Pauline Lang has been on the
sick list the last week. She is much
better at this writing.
We are glad to have Nina Lewis
back in school with us again.
Buddy Wildfang had the mts-
fortune to be bitten by a dog FRI
day. He was taken to the doctor
and is much improved at this writ
ing.
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Nulan were on the sick list last
week.
Margaret Marchant was absent
from school Monday on account Of
sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wentz, John
Witt and Helene Marchant transact
ed business in Tuttle Saturday.
Those who attended the leap year
dance in Wing Friday night were
Marcella and Andrew Meters. Mrs.
Lawyer and Beulah, John, Emanuel
and Henry Fode, John Witt and Mr..
and Mrs. R. G. Marchant and FAM
lily.
The Sunday visitors at THE Her.
man Seilinger home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Seilinger, Clarence
Kindred, Violet Erickson, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Granville, John Witt, Helene
Marchant and Dorothy Smith.
The Carl johnson children were
on the sick list last week.
The Misses Ruth Kerr and Dor
othy Smith spent the weekend at
Hurdsfield.
Marcella and Andrew Meters
spent Sunday afternoon at the VIM.
Witt home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Witt were
Wing shoppers Saturday.
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0eisler rooms and boards at the
Altes home while attending school.
II. B. Carlson was at Herman
Peterson's sale Thursday, and on
the way home stopped in Steele 10
take some paint and oil with him.
A painting bee has been organized
b. the members End friends OF the
Sherman Methodist church, and
work was begun Friday.
II. II. Staedtler, local cream buy.
er, went to Bismarck for medical
attention and examination. Mr..
Howard Willyard is managing the
station while Mr.. Staedtler Is under
the doctors care.
Frank Cephardt has secured the
Job OF running the gas truck for
the Farmers Cooperative Oil CON-
pany, and will have q sale on We'd
nesday, the 2Sth, at the farm place
to dispose OF stock and other mate
rial. He will move into Steele.
Wilmer Chamber!in started work.
ing for Mr.. George Altes Tuesday,
and will be one Of the hired men for
the season.
Attorney General Shafer was in
Steele Saturday afternoon, and gave
an address at the Kidder county
school directors meeting. A large
number OF the school directors were
present in spite OF a threatening
suowstorm.
Hiram Darling, WHO has not been
well for some time, having trouble
with one OF his feet since early la st
fall, went to Bismarck to give it
medical attention. Mr.. Darling has
been unable to attend to the work
on tho farm, and two OF his sous
have been doing the work.
Mr.. G. H. Whitney and wife were
in from the farm Monday to visit
her parents, who are In Steele for
the present.
Election was rather quiet Tues
day, and though 1t was a fine day,
there was not much Of crowd.
Everything is being gotten In
readiness for the March term OF
court which begins the 2lst. Sheriff
Burton is busy getting necessary
papers served on all who are to be
In attendance.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Smith reports
that Miriam, their daughter who Is
teaching in Illinois this year, likes
her work very much. Miss Smith
plans to attend the normal school
during the summer vacation.
The Tappen public school has
contracted with the Steele public
school to put on at Tappen the
operetta given here at the Ideal
theater last Friday evening under
the supervision of Miss Papermas-
ter, the music teacher. The operet-
Ia will be rendered Friday evening,
March ed.
Reports came In from the Her
man Peterson sale to the effect that
stock sold very high. Otto Dahn
was q large buyer OF the younger
stuff, for fattening purposes In the
fall.
The Farmers Union Elevator com.
pany Is having motor installed in
the elevator by the Northern Power
and Light company. 1t Is the plan
to retain the gasoline engine, used
all these years, for emergency pur.
poses.
Hi Bergman, who has been con-
nected with the Rosen Clothing
store, has taken up the work OF
travelling salesman. The Steele PEG.
pie will miss Hi, for he was always
pleasant to meet.
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Welch's Spur

Ed Doppler and sons Lawrence
and Clarence motored to Bismarck
early Monday morning.
Robt. WEIGH was q Bismarck WIS.,
itor Monday.
Mrs. Otto Dorman and Mrs. Ed
Doppler visited at the Robt. WEIGH
home Tuesday.
Mr.. A. d. Welch has suffered Sc
we're losses of his sheep on account
Of dogs this week. Several of the
neighbors called at Mr.. Welch's
Tuesday in hopes Of tracking the
sheep-killcrs, but they had no sue
cess.
Nellie and Alfred Hanson came
home from the hospital Wednesday.
They have suffered from typhoid
for several weeks. Alfred is able to
get around nicely but Nellie is still
very weak.
Mrs. Joe Hill called on Mrs. John
INLAND Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Nieland visited at the Dir
lam home Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alsbury mo-
tored to Mckenzie Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John WEIGH and fam
ily and Oliver WEIGH called at the
Robt. WEIGH home Tuesday eve
ming.
The P. T. A. met at Boyd school
No. l Friday evening. Quite a
crowd attended and everyone en-
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Brothers, which they purchased II
the Creenan sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil E.kins were
guests at the Ole Void home Sun
day.
Charlie and Walter Keator were
Regain callers Wednesday.
Guests at the Harry Mccullough
home Sunday evening were Mrs. A.
Strand and Barney and Mrs. Alvin
Ghylin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mccullough and
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Diamond mo-
tored to Wing Tuesday.
Roy Farley called at s. w. Nemetz
home Wednesday.
Clayton, Clyde and Virgil Little
called at the Walworth home Sun
day afternoon.
Martin Dockter was . Regain call
er Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Rasche and daughter
Shirley returned from Illinois last
week where they spent the winter.
The p. T. A. held at the Garfield
school Friday night, was well at
tended. A nice program was given
by the high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Little, Clayton
and Phyllis, called at. the Sigmund
Rupp home Saturday afternoon.
Weston Mailman is q guest Of
julius and Norman Jordahl this
week.
Marion Aim called at Walter
Schmansky's Wednesday.
Edith Francis spent the weekend
with Virginia Mailman.
| A. H. Lundberg and Mr.. Lein
called at J. f. Titles Sunday.
Emery Williams was a Regain
caller Monday.
Edward and Robert Kolb visited
with Allen Tolliver Saturday.
A number Of friends surprised
Mrs. Leo Sheldon Tuesday night by
giving a party in honor of her
birthday.
Phyllis Little has been absent
from school this week on account
of an liberated eye-tooth.
w. H. Kolb and Stephen Monroe
called at John Kierlands Wednes.
day.
Clarence Kettleson called at Cor
don's Wednesday.
Callers at ]. F. Titles Monday
were Andy Walker, Grant Lindsey
George Walworth, Herb Folmer
Earl Davis, Virginia May and Yves.
ton Mailman and John Howe.
A. T. Kolb called at Walter
Schmansky's Wednesday.
Roy Farley called at w. H. Kolbs
Wednesday.
Regain callers on Wednesday were
w. H. Kolb, S. Monroe, c. 0. Ket.
tleson, Alec Anderson, Charlie Rue
John Fosbeck, Roy Farley and Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Magnuson.
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Dawson

Mrs. Hans Anderson spent Mon
day in Bismarck.
The Misses Diane Hough and Alb
bic Lewis spent Tuesday in Bis
marck SHOPPING.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pummel mo-
tored to jamestown Wednesday on
business.
The Dawson p. T. A. met Thurs
day evening at the school. After the
usual business session, conducted by
the president Mrs. +. C. Werner, =
program was enjoyed. The high
school orchestra under the direction
Of A. L. Kadlec played three selec-
tions. This was followed by Z talk
on health by Rev. w. j. Ashley, pas
tor of the Congregational church. At
the conclusion of the meeting lunch
was served by the committee in
charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Niles motored
to Bismarck to attend the meeting
Of International Harvester dealers
on Wednesday.
The Ladies' Home Circle met with
Mrs. Charles Lunner Thursday A.
ternoon. The afternoon was spent
informally. At five o'clock a de.
licious supper was served. About
forty ladies attended the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. kadlec went to
Mandan Saturday to see the games
Of the state high school tournament
which were played there.
Mrs. J. w. Towle was called to
Minnesota last week by the serious
illness of her mother.
The auxiliary to the American L.
gion met Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Lud. Lewis. After the
usual business session q social hour
was enjoyed. At the end of the
meeting delicious lunch was
served.
John Gilk has accepted a position
with the Montana Power company,
with headquarters at Williston.
Mrs. j. A. Hooker is in Bismarck
taking treatments at the Bismarck
hospital.
Mrs. H. E. johnson of Pingree,
who has been the houseguest Of Mrs.
G. A. Cross, returned to her home
Wednesday.
The Dawson Fortnigktly club met
Tuesday evening at the home Of
Mrs. C. A. Cross. After an inter-
esting roll call of varied topics, a
paper was given by Mrs. L. Huschka
on "Rugs-Domestic and Oriental"
This was followed by a general dis
cussion at the conclusion of the
meeting lunch was served by the
committee in charge.
Mrs. Charlie Roberts of the Kidder
County demonstration farm. who, has
been seriously i'll at her home.
was taken to Fargo Wednesday,
treatment.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Creenan and son
Wesley were Sunday visitors 1t the
Ole Void home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davenport
and Ruth Wilmot were Saturday Wis
itors in Wilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nicholson and
daughter Odessa were guests Of rel
atives in Regain Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Mowder and George
Mowder spent Sunday at the Earl
Mowder home.
Miss Lillian Parmenter spent the
weekend at the C. Wilkinson home.
Mrs. John Howe was q caller in
Bismarck several days this week,
where she was having some dental
work done.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Sheffie Bailey Of
Wilton are visiting at the Louie
Jorgenson home this week.
Alice O'Brien spent the weekend
at her home in Wilton. She also
visited with her mother, who is SER
iously i'll in one Of the Bismarck hos
pitfalls.
Those who ATTENDED the P. r. A.
at Garfield F::day night from here
were, Earl Mowder and family, Mrs.
Harry Davenport, Charlotte and
Ruth Welnot and Mrs. Roy Little
and family.
Mr.. and NJ: S. Harry Davenport
ad George Nicholson were guests at
the Louise Jorgenson home in Rock
Hill township Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Little, Gene and
Norman were SUNDAY visitors at the
Homer Taylor home.
Ole Uglem and Bill Fisher of Will
ton were business callers at the Ole
Void home Sunday.
Henry Schilling and family who
have been living in Regain during the
winter months, moved back to the
farm Saturday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Seilinger
and son Earl James, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Seilinger, John and Henry
Fode, Ruth Kerr, Dorothy Smith,
Jake and Thomas Noval and John
Witt were the Wednesday evening
callers at the r. G. Marchant home.
Herman Meters and children Mar
celia and Andrew attended the
dance in Wing Tuesday night.
Beulah Lawyer called at the
Sperry home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Marchant
were Wing shoppers Tuesday.
John and Henry Fode called at the
Pavey home Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Seilinger
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seilinger
were Wing shoppers Tuesday.
Christ Helm helped Frank Hon.
berg repair his pump Thursday.
Mrs. Lawyer and daughter Beulah
were Thursday evening callers at
the Marchant home.
Ed Nulan was a Wing caller Tues
day afternoon.
Rose and William Ryan and John
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Rock Hill

Oscar Magnuson called at s. B.
Olson's on Wednesday.
Steve Nemetx was a Regain caller
Thursday.
Mrs. Ray Mccullough ATTENDED
Ladies' Aid 1t the home of Mrs. An
drew Fisher on Wednesday.
Pat Patton was q Regan caller
Wednesday.
The sale at the Paul Grecnan place
was well attended. Everything sold
good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Diamond
attended . p. T. 4. meeting 1T the
Can{ield school Friday night.
Miss Ida Masnuson spent the
weekend ct her parental home.
Bill Nicholson purchased Z cow Of
J. F. Little.
Ernie Gordon Is employed on the
Clarence Kettlesou farm.
Ray Mccullough and Willard Dia-
mond are busy hauling hay this
Mr.. J. F. Little and Phyllis Wis
tied 1t the s. W. Nsmsts home Tues
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Davis = very III with pneu-
ia Masnuson and Aletha John
son were Regain callerb Saturday.
Miss Jack Wallman WAS . Bis
merek passenger Saturday.
Miss Rnxinenter spent Sunday
evening at IT, John Howe home.
fhaa flesp Grant .anA M~~..slo
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Steele.

The Farmers Cooperative OIL
company has been organized, and q
set OF directors chosen. The CON-
pany will distribute its gasoline
from Steele.
Henry Loerch returned from
Canada where he visited his aged
mother. He reported that she is in
splendid health.
County Agent Carlson made a
trip to futile in connection with the
selling OF thoroughbred cattle which
the N. p. r. r. was sponsoring, the
farmers having purchased in such
quantities that second car had to
be requisitioned to supply the de-
mand.
c. w. Ellingson OF Carson has
been appointed highway patrol man
OK the Z. S. Trail No. 10 In Steelc
vicinity. He has rented the Walker
residence into which he will move
IN time 80 as to begin work ON the
trail April LIST.
The high line wires are now
strung on the poles up to the Dris-
coll crossroad, and ready to extend
into Driscoll as soon as business
contracts are completed.
Mrs. p. d. Wood was in town
Tuesday evening calling on Mrs
David Ballantine, where in connec-
ton with Mrs. j. J. Altes the three
ladies' planned the Methodist Sum
day school Easter program.
Tho un,,,a n, n I, avn ftf,,a - IN.
DAY afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
J. O. Rembolt. Sewing on the sew
Ing machine was one. of the special
points in the program during the
session. The club also planned
st. Patrick's party for Saturday
evening to which all the husbands
OF the married members OF the club
were invited. The party was held
at the home Of Mrs. Danymeyer.
Thursday afternoon the electric
current from the high line was
turned on in Steele, and the en-.
ployes are changing meters as
quickly as possible; also the b. c.
motors are being exchanged for A.
G. type, and in q few days Steele
Will have continuous light service.
the high line current gives much
more light, and the people are we'll
pleased with the new arrangement.
With one or two exceptions the
present teaching faculty Of steele
public schools has been invited 70
remain another year, by the school
board and from reports thus Tar
the teachers will most likely &C.
cert. 6teele has one OF the best
teaching faculties to b had, AMI
harmonious work has prevailed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis 0eisler came
70 6teele Friday evening, and yiaiHoA
with Mrs. Geislsr's parents. Nadine
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ner and daughter Avon to Bismarck
Monday where Avon entered one Of
the hospitals.
Mrs. H. Lane is staying in Hazel
ton with her son Herman, who Is
quite i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. Evert Porter is taking med
ical treatment at Mandan for few
days.
NJ. G. Mentally took little Wayne
to Hazelton Monday evening to see
the doctor.
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COMMERCIAL CLUB NAMES
OFFICERS

Bottineau-J. l.. Page was elected
president Of the Bottineau CONNER
cial club at recent meeting. r.
Costello is vice president; A. Ny
strom, second vice president; NJ. NJ.
Campbell, secretary; and M. Z.
Vinje, treasurer.
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G. E. Sheeran, Underwood
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Schul1 Meteor Co. Washburn
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eyifhsep1r0te EnsergencyBr0ke
iChevsooe9is fooe.wheel beskas were devel.
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oaGineefs. They are non-lockina, have IN
feees q l00 -. 10. and ere ssDesaeo fee0
dhee0eeUsaey bake.
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Sakefy Ceeoline T11.h

All Cheyrolse 0edels have . safeay osss,.
line enmk In the eone and . vaeuu0 fuel
syoeo0 which aseures poeitlve ansoline cup.
ply oVon On the eeoepose hills. The tank %
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Semi. El1ipfjc Shoek Absorbes
Syringe
Canlees and saSeey over al roads 10 assursd
b. Chevrolet semi-ellipeic shock absosbee
epeinW ct penllel 20 the frame. Thes9 are
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE

Proposals will be received until
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REAL ESTATE


A SACRIFICE-I2 I-2 acres Of good
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switch and school right at door Of
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR Or
CUSTOMS. Port Of Brownsville, Tex
as, February AZ. 1928. Notice iB
hereby given that on February nv.
1923, there was seized me- Browns
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Sales Co., for violation OF Sec. 5tS
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motor No. 239-99l, Serial No. A
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Famous Mystery Ship
Advertised For Sale

LIVERPOOL. Eng. E7-Behind
bare announcement IN the advertise
ment Of the sale OF n tramp steamer
Holly Park" is u romantic war
story.
The Holly Park was famous a n
Of the mystery ships in which Cap
tain Gordon Campbell earned his
Victoria Cross award.
Christened by the Admiralty "Qb,"
this 2~3-year-old boat accounted for
22 German " boats and was sunk
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der water for nine months but was
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ANGLER HOOKS BODY
NEW ORLEANS, La. - Fishing
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body Of II. III. Hartin. who had
drowned two weeks before.
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FOR SALE: 10 acres adjoining West
Brownsville Subdivision, Border
Highway. Also 10, 90, or 80 acres
resaca land in cultivation. These are
bargains. Submit trades or notes.
Henry II Parks. phone 1645-F-11, San
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

FOR SALE-Apartment house, four
completely furnished apartments,
modern. Gas, hot water. and garage.
Good income. Small cash payment,
balance in small monthly payments
Address Boo, care The Hers''.
B-2os
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LAND BARGAINs-l52 acres-235
acres Donna District cultivated.
Nothing better. Priced low. Wire.
write or Gallo. II. Swallow, Alamo,
Texas. Y-235