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Evening star., 1928-06-14
POPULAR ARTISTS
IN WRC SCHEDULE
Opera Stars and Comedians
Listed for Tonight-WMAL
and WRHF Features.

Opera stars, comedians and other
well known artists will be heard by the
listeners of WRC tonight during a
broadcast of the annual banquet of the
Radio Manufacturers Association In
Chicago. The program will be broad
cast at 10 O'Clock through q nation
wide network of stations, and its Spon-
sors have designed it to be the out
standing radio event of the season.
WRC also has scheduled a variety
OF other features, notably concert by
the United States Navy Band and a
program by the recently organized
Guild Chorus of the District chapter
Of the American Guild Of Organists.
The Navy Bands program includes
the overture to the opera "Rienzi," /"
selections from Grieg's Peer Gynt"
suite and other compositions by Spind-
Ter. Siding, Herbert, Sousa and LiSSud.
May Blossoms" Will be played as a
trombone solo by Musician J. Teck.
Guild Chorus Features.
The program of the Guild Chorus will
consist Of selections from Mendelssohn'S
eratorios, Saint Paul and Elijah"
and the "Hallelujah Chorus" from
Charlotte Klein win play the first
GtORChfCtiN VA oCNtAAofOAS NAVOhAASAdS
Sonata"
A full hour of fast-stepping dance
music will be played by the National
Dance Orchestra at o'clock. A bal
anced schedule of fox trots, waltzes and
eccentric tempos has been arranged for
this broadcast. The selections include
such hits as Hum and Strum," Get
Out and Get Under the Moon" My
Heart Stood Still" and Ramona"
The Army Band concert on the Capt.
tol Plaza and portion OF the Flag
day exercises there by the G. A. r. and
the Woman's Relief Corps will be broad
cast tonight by WMAL. A special Flag
day program by the Imperial Male
Quartet viii follow These attractions
will be broadcast between 1880 and 8
o'clock.
WAIAL's other features are the nner-
chants hour Of music, recital by John
Eromwell, tenor, and scientific talk
preared by Science Service.
wRHF will broadcast this afternoon
the opening contest in Detroit between
washington and the Tigers. The play
by-play account Of the game will start
&C O'Clock. In the evening this sta
ton has scheduled its regular dinner
concert from to O'Clock, and q re-
view Of the news events OF the day by.
the Town Crier.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Develop and PRINT Pictures in Plane
To Speed Convention Scenes to Public
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Jirne 11s--FOr the first
time IN reWsreel hies0Ey Q dylng lab
QEatoEy was used when moving picture
nm ana Newspaper photographs Of the
opening ot the Republican Convention
Tuesday were developed and printed
while being flown east from Kansag
CITY. Stops were made by this Rscil-
1eld-Paran1ount news Associated Press
flying laboratory 20 permit the dlstrfbu.
ton Of prints along the line Of fight.
The plane, piloted by Bud Quincy,
st. Louis air mail pilot, carried all the
Intricate laboratory equipment neces-
sary for developing. printing, cutting,
splicing and titiing moving picture filnn
az wen az a compact dark room cap
able OF turning out large number Of
stil photographs. Besides the pilot. the
plane carried staff OF three men,
While the big plane raced across the
continent, the laboratory staff worked
continually. Hundreds Of feet Of Aim
and stu photographs made by several
caFneranen had 70 be developed and
Evening star., 1928-06-14
ROCKEFELLER PLANS
TO RESTORE OLD TOWN
Williamsburg, Va, to BE Rebuilt
as 1t Was in Pre-Co.
lonial Era.
~ The AasociatsA press.

~ the AasoeiateA Press,
WILLIAMSBURG. Va, June IA
Jcnn y. Rockefeller, jr., IL backing
With millions the restoration Of VIII
IaEnSbsifg ~ its pre~heyoImtionayy set
ting as a shrine TO liberty and the
fathers Of the Repablic, II was revealed
Tuesday night by Dr. w. a. r.. Good
win, secretary Of the corporation
charged With the task. II was said that
his contribution might total $4,000. 900.
DR.. Goodwin, q member of the faculty
81 William and Mary College, told q
town meeting that Mr.. E0ckefeIiers
generosity assured the completion of
the project, conceived 20 years ago,
About a year ago" he said, Mr..
hocksfeiIeF came 10 Williamsburg as q
senator VI the Phi Beta Kappa Gociety
In connection with the dedication Of
building erected ~ the College Of
William and Mary IA memory of the
founders ~ that society,
we explained 10 him our dream oi
restoring the town " itS colonial ap-
DeaTance AZ result, IN the last ten
months property necessary 10 carrying
out that purpose has besn purchased
including many fine old buildings"
otDcials Of the corporation estimate
inst the tJtaI cost gf the work coE'
! tsHlplated viii range from $500 900 "
| ~ 300 900, IT IL understood that Mr
| Heekrfeiler agreed 70 give the corpora.
ton Whatever funds are required.
The corporation plans y ruthless
! wedding out 9f non historical structures
/ III order 10 achieve historical accuracy
and KecaptgFe an atmosphere of ccle9ala
| simplicity.
/ The House of EuFaeSsEs Wt1sfe Wash.
/ ingtbn and Lafayette PLANNED tiaa dc.
fest N Lard C0FDWsIiis, viii BIZ com.
| plstely restored. Public green's atl1
Widsvporcfled residences wifi stand Orlcs
more 90 they did In 1879, Wilen tn
town Was named " hon0F King William
Ancient Raleigh Tavern, wAeTs Pin
Beta Kappa Was founded, destroyed bs
fire IN 1859, will he rebuilt
Evening star., 1928-06-14

day filed q resolution with the commits
sioners Of Prince Georges County de-
nouncing the recent changing Of the
zoning regulations covering the proper
ty at the southeast corner Of the inter-
section from residential to commercial.
The resolution charges that the COM
% dated the zonine m ipI law In nc not % putting it
up to the Maryland Park and Plan
ming Commission and that the latter
violated the law in allowing the change
to stand without Its approval.
The change was made at the re-
quest OF the owner of the corner lot
after q public hearing had been held in
Hyattsville on April II.
Those signing the resolution were:
Clayton r. Moore, John T. Robinson,
Evening star., 1928-06-14
RULING ON ZONlNG
HIT BY RESIDENTS
Riverdale Group Holds Law Vio-
lated by Action Of County
Commissioners.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
RIVERDALE, Md, June I4.-Prop-
erty owners IN the vicinity of Madison
avenue and Baltimore boulevard Tues
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Grocer's Wife Asks Diyorc.

Mrs. Anna M. Cummings, 1920 r
street, hrs fled suit for maintenance In
the District Supreme Court against
Charles Cummings. grocer. 47O4 Georgia
avenue. They were married June IA,
1922. and have one child. The wife
charges cruelty and desertion. She IS
represented by Attorney M. NJ. Grudd.
Evening star., 1928-06-14

prepared for delivery to the tl1eaters ana
Associated Press newspapers.
j. The Tight Of the laboratory plane Ia
believed 10 mark new DEVELOPMENT
IN the transporta Of news Airn. Dur.
1nG the past few years every possible
means Of expediting pictures has been
attempted, but this Is believed 20 be
the firSt instance In which the time
spent IN actual air travel has been util-
ized. ALI the work that usually takes
hours OF time In the New York labora-
tories and dark rooms was being per-
formed while In the air, with the re.
SUIT tnat u was possible for Paramount
News ana the Associated Press 10 dis
tribute prints In the East in less than
. nonrs after the convention opened.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Temporary Allmeny Set s2as.

Mrs, Ethel X. Allison, who Eiied ilsr
husband, William q, Allison, Gn auto
mobile sales manager, faF 4 limited u
Y0Kse, WRa granted temporary alin0f1y
of s23G per month Dy Justice IgiEz III
Eqgity Division Tire wife ID repre-.
ssJltsd by Attorneys LeHbeft, Ksatfaan
Az IaslfelA
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Blue Attracts Policemen.

Blue Is the most effective color to at
tract policemen ut night, according tc
tests made by city officials Of Sheff1eld
England. The city has just installed in
ed by a switch In central once. sum-
mon the policemen from their beats tc
nearby telephones to receive instruc-
tfofls.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
RADIOS BEST OFFERINGS
TONIGHT

JtiHi1ItgI.
e:z9 --~ E<yysEe Comfort HoaT,
"0fae Summer Day WEAF,
WEE. vito, WAR; WTAo,
WCEH.
1884, ifG>eyef GkntlneIs, popular
WEAF, WKEE, WVf. WEC,
WoT, WCkE, WTEN, WWJ.
WEAf. WEAe. WsM, Whc,
WEE.
e:o0~~Mazweil Hour; Franklin
E9DF, tfE9F ~~ WIZ, WEI,
VEAL, WItAhf, KDKA, WIN,
WIZ. KYW, WHAs, WsM,
WNc, WEE. WET, WEVA,
WAX.
s.Oe~-<1sd Counselor, saysce srG
Blusi6~-yHEAF, WEEg, vito,
WTA0. WcEH. WI, VIC,
WGY, WGH, WCAE, WWJ.
WgsAe, VINO, WEE, WET.
0 sse~sol1iers SHOW orchesar&
W.T., XIV, WJE, WLW,
Kf1KA, WfsAM. WEhL. WIZ,
WET, WsE, WbfC, WHAE,
WJAX,
1904 Radio B0anafso1afeTg DsIl~
qust. entertainment program
ltEa he1rso :. n IL. WlkAft.
WCY, WgE, WtJN. WffEs,
Wbz, WBAL, WLW,
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Local Radio Entertainment
-
Thursday, June Il, 1928.

KAA-WaShingto Navy Yard (l34.5
Meters-690 Kil0cycIes).
3:45 pm.-Weather Bureau reports.
e:55 p.m.-Arlington time signals.
.I0:05 p.m.-Weatiler Bureau reports.
WRHF--Amerfcan Broadcasting Co.
t322A Meters-930 Kil0cycIesl.
: p.na.-Pgay by play account of the
Washington Detroit base ball game.
6:45 pm.-The Town Crieg.
eto pm.-Dinner concert.
Early Program Tomorrow.
10 am.-Household talk, by Gladys
Young
1925 a.m.-Healtn talk.
1890 am.-MusicaI program.
II am.-Beauty talk, by Bertha
Parker.
II:I5 am.-HcusehoId economy pc
Nod.
ii:z5 am.-AdyertiserE period,
WAGAL--WashinSten Radio Forum
lz4Ls MeteFs-I,24e Kiloeyeles).
e:ss pm.-'Thirty Club, conducted By
tbs pm.-@How and why We sleep"
~ Science Service.
T:30 pm.--Army Band concert,
cFpadcast from the plaza Of the Capt.
tos, and portion Of the Flag day ex-
eEcises Of the q. A. r.
B:50 p.n.-Flag day program By the
Imperial Male Quartet
o pm.-Jofln Br0uweu, tenor
a:15 p.n.-MHchants hour Of music.
1919 70 1890 pfn.--6ewg flashes.
WR"--Radio Corporation Of America
l4eS.S MeferE--el0 Kfloeyeaesl.
3p.m.--Continua1l0n OF National Re-
publican Convention p. seedings.
pms--Waldorf- Astoria Orchestra.
S.55 pm.--MotiOn picture guide.
$50 p5n.--Ea2e ball scores, courtesy
0f tie Associated Press and The
Evening Star.
o pm.--concert by the United states
Navy Eand.
e:20 pmr-Dorsck's Ensemble.
pm.--The Guild Chorus, under the
direction Of Otto T. Simon.
T:zo p.m1-Hooyer 6eutinels.
pna.-Hatiopal Dance Orchestra.
8 p1ny--HzIsey Stuart hour.
$50 p.n.~~Correcs time
$50 pm.--Etatler's Pennsyiyaniant.
10 r.m,-Weather forecast.
IL 70 IL pna<--AnnuSl banquet Of the
Radio Manufacturers Association, broad
esss from Chicago.
Early Program Tomorrow.
G:4s ann.--Tower health exercises.
T>i6 GK1g-~-PaFnsSSiIs Trio.
SsZ0 TO 5s59 alls--C!leerio.
8 aKa,--Dr. Royal q. Copeland HOUR.
10 s.Ea<--Et1cio program,
1919 alnl-ka6so Housshold Insti~
t1te.
1879 aEa.-~-WiIiiaYn Ewseney, baFs-
tCEe.
io.48 Summer Sports Clothes, -
by Ellen Roberts. ~
~ au,--Rat1onai Republican Con-
yeHtiosi, broadcast from Kansas City.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
The Boys Walked Home.

LYNN, sSs.-~ifwo Lam youths
walked home from Il motor ride when
1sk4T gsn guests sent tIss1n for refresh.
nasntg ard then drove away The boyf
complained W pciice. vino found the CA
mksakaF1F1e6
Evening star., 1928-06-14

debts due residents OF ,Gaitlzersburv
Rockville and Silver Spring. ECrders
were signed adjudicating both men
bankrupts and referring to referees in
bankruptcy.
Evening star., 1928-06-14

william .. Kneessi, T, L. Ainsworth,
Charles E. fIolnnes, George T. Hern-
shaw, HAIRY r.. Hall, Fred G.. Lutz,
John II. Schaeffer, J. r. Wheipiey, M.
F.. Scott and w. G. Spire.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
TWO ADJUDeED BANKRUPT.
w. T. ownes and w. A. Carter File
in Baltimore.
Dispatch 20 ma star.

BALTIMORE, June 14.-Two resi-
dents OF Montgomery County. william
r. Ownes, O contractor of Bethesda,
and william A. Carter. a farmer of
Rockville, have fled voluntary petitions
In bankruptcy in the United States Dis
trict Court.
Ownes lists his liabilities as ST.
$3.50 and his assets at $12.694. Car
ter has assets Of $3,275 and liabilities OF
$l0,665.SS, consisting mostly Of personal
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Glen View

Mrs. Jake Splitter and family left
Monday on motor trip through
Montana and points in Canada
They expect to be gone about three
weeks. Howard Scott is taking care
Of the place for them during their
absence.
Mrs. c. M. jacobson accompanied
her nieces. Laura and Helen Little,
of Bismarck, on motor trip to
Denver. Col. to visit relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Enock Anderson and
daughters. Annette and Helen, and
G.. Y. Danielson of Wilton called at
the Lars Jacobson home Sunday
Loren Couch returned from a two
weeks visit at Ryder, N. D. He
made the trip on horseback.
Quite a number of the folks from
this locality spent Memorial day at
| Wildwood.
Mrs. G. w. Johnson of Wilton
who has been i'll for some time is
now staying with her daughter
Mrs. w. A. Larson.
Mrs. Frank 1indstrom and chill
dren and Hclga Sormula visited at
the Lars Jacobson Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F.. Strandemc
and Jake Buredu visited at the
Chas. Krotz home Sunday.
John Monroe of Baldwin called
at the Jacobson home a few days
ago. He bought some seed corr
there.
Some of the people from this
neighborhood went to Wildwood
Monday to take in the Old Settlers
picnic that was held there.
Mrs. Wallace Anderson ant
daughter, Betty. visited with hc1
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. AL Holden fol
a few days this week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson ant
daughter. Grace, of Bismarck, Wis
tied at the Con Johnson home Wed
nesday. They also visited Rose
Hill cemetery while there.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James McAvoy ant
children spent Sunday at the c
Krotz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Mount and sor
Of Bismarck, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Strandemo and son Of Baldwin ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Strandemo ant
family called at the f. f. Strandemt
home Sunday.
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Dodge

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lindaman and
children Emma, Irene and George
were passengers to Golden Valley
Monday where they were guests at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lindaman.
]. IT, Harvey and George King
motored to Manning Thursday
where they served as jurors while
the court was in session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Ruff and son
Leslie were passengers to Lehr, this
state Saturday, where they will
make their future home. Although
we regret to see them leave, we wish
them success in their new location
just the same.
Cue Miller Of Zap has been en-
ployed at the Dodge Motor Sales
Mr.. Miller is we'll known at Dodge
having been employed in the Gabrie
Marquardt garage eight or nint
years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Shipman ant
son, Stanley. Of Golden Valley Wis
tied at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Grossman and Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Daffee Saturday.
Rev. John Sornberger of Mime
apolis will conduct services in the
Congregational church at Dodge
Sunday, June 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F.. Sonneman
formerly teachers in Dodge, but now
residing in Wahpeton, this state
were here few days calling or
their old friends.
Hertha Erdman of Golden Valley
spent a few days at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Meyers. Hertha
is sister Of Mrs. Meyers.
Johnny Daffee who is attending
confirmation school at Hebron spent
Saturday and Sunday at the paren.
tai home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Riley of Hebron
were guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Wentz Saturday.
August Vikey of Golden Valley
transacted business in Dodge FIJI
day.
Henry Siverts Of Garrison is
spending a few days at tire homes
Of friends and relatives At Dodge.
Jacob Daffee and Johnny motcret
to Golden Valley Monday where
they took Bertha Bauer to Hebron
She will attend confirmation schoo
for four more weeks.
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WHEREAS. Default Aac been made
mortgage hsrsinefter Described. ap1
En-: UNDERSIGNED haviMe declared the
entire mortgage indebtedness cue @
.u NoTicS Il ass Sx a sAsEsfs' sA.,
and d.liv.rs1 :! dcstiis ss . S.isS .sS
Henry A: Barnes. Nortea0ee. 1A4el
fn ne ! 10Th gay y q Mech: 1919 aa4 TIE
ter OF Deeds Of the County of 1uf.
leigh. ana state oe North Dakota, 90
recorded In Book 80 Of NertsSeSs 6
Witch s:S & a. e.: ss re
thereafter by an instrument @ writ
Ing duly aes'gned By said 1e(too9oo
g Anna +: Techen and CjaSo =.
Tschen. which satd esei9nmene wee
was recorded in tEs a. eiticss. Gee, 81 t ts RSS.
lister % Deeds Of said County On the
s2nd day Of April. 1910, and there e.
corded IN Book - Of Assignments 6
pa.s ~; Which mertease was cub.
IN writing duly aesisne1 on tAS III
day Of October. 1915 % Barnes Bsotk.
ers. Inc. which sid AseignmeNt was
recorded In the office OF the Register
S.y p u % .S c ana 's: r. s e: s
in Book 100 Of Assionmsnts q SsSs
Ae7: which said mortgage was @.
signed ~ writin( on The 18th Gay ~
March. 1915 70 Mrs. Marion Tr0ak.
corded in the office 81 enc Kssistsr
OF Deeds OF eaid County aVA there
recorded on the .3oth day q March.
1919 In Book Zoe Of Assignments &C
Pake 4sS: which eai1 norteaeS was
m ~ea N wTi.inr ~ ~: ,t ~ ,sss ss
December. 1857 70 Edward Much.
which said asslenment was reeeydel
IN the office OF the Register Of Deeds
n %.r sad S9snty ,s ?" .h q: ssn ~ e
Book IT'S OF Assignments at Page %3l.
will be foreclossd ~ . sals 90 the
premises In such Mortgage ana here.
matter Described at the froAt door
ana state Of North Saseta q skS
hour OF Ten o'clock In the ,loro0o0n
on the i2th day Of June. 4 b. 1851. .
satisfy the amount due vPen such
The premises see az dsse ri Cd in such
mortgage and which will Be cold %
satisfy the same are sttuAte4 IN the
County Of Burleish ana State. &c
North Dakota. and described - fol.
The North west quarter tNwX) %
Section Twenty-eiEht (2e). In iowa.
ship One Hundred forty-lour tiAa)
North Ct RANGE Ssvsnty:Ftve !!O).
West OF the 9Th Principal MeyidleN,
less one acre 70 the Aurora kchoe1
District No. {. Burlsi6h County, Neetb
Dakota.
There will Do due ana owing On sstd
mortgage At the date Of sale the evns
OF Two Thousand four ana 5S/l60
Dollars 12o0lS6). exclusive Of c6ate.
disbursements end attorneys taos al
lowed by law.
Dated this 3oth day OF Asrii, IS2A
EDWARD AAOCA
Assignee Of Mortgage.
Goodrich. Nog.A Dakota.
Victor L. Thorn.
gage. Goodrich. North Dakota.
S/3.l0.l7.3l.3l-en
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Painted Woods

Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Littlefield. Elias
Littlefield and son Edwin took Ann
Littlefield Of jamestown, who has
been visiting relatives at Wilton, to
Bismarck. She took the train to
Glendive, Montana. There she will
visit friends for a week before going
back to jamestown where she is
telephone operator.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. w. Fossum and
children of Bismarck called on Mrs.
Elsberg and Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Little
field Wednesday evening.
our assessor. Henry Johnson, has
been around the neighborhood as
sessing the last few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Erickson and
son, Ernest, are spending a few days
at the Andrew Nelson bone.
Word has been received from
Stewart Nelson saying he Is now
located at Chicago.
Andrew Nelson went to Wilton
Friday after some lumber that he
needed to complete his new barn that
he is building.
Ole, Edwin and Elias Littleficld
went fishing Sunday afternoon.
They caught some very nice fish.
Rudolph Hagen and Buster Volk-
man called at the Ole Lttlefield
home Sunday. They were looking
for some sheep that had strayed
away.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown and
Alvin Lang left Saturday evening
to fish at the river, returning home
Sunday evening.
Andrew Nelson who is putting up
a new barn on his place has it nearly
completed, which adds a great i'm.
provemcnt OIL his farm.
Lester Brown visited at the Chas
Hannificld home Sunday.
Elias. Edwin and Ole Littlefield
called on Dick Ivcrson Sunday eve.
ming.
Mrs. Elias Littlefiold and son
Gerald, stayed with .lrs. Ole Little
field and Mrs. Elsbcrg while the
men went fishing Sunday.
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Glencoe

A. V. Luce is spending a few days
with friends at Napoleon. Shorty
Craig is conducting the affairs of
Mr.. Luce's farm during his absence.
John Richter, prominent farmer
and possessor of several very
speedy horses, who resides on the
river bottom and who, in recent
years has suffered great losses due
to the cruel capers of the Missouri
river, is at present completely sur.
rounded by the rushing waters Of
the river which is threatening the
the timber district.
Mrs. Annie Smith, Miss Alice
MacLean and Don Nicholson mo-
torcd to Wilton Sunday. They were
guests at the Robpr Belyea home.
Mr.. B ,lvea is situated on farm
four MES south of Wilton and is
a former resident of Missouri town
ship. In connection with farming
Mr.. Belyca is in the hog and dairy
business and is progressir" favor
ably in all lines.
The dance at the Christianson
home two miles south of the Glen
coe church was quite largely at
tended.
Shorty Craig of Emmons county,
called on friends in Teller town
ship unday and reports crops in
general being badly in need of Rain.
Mr.. Craig resides In the garden spot
Of Emmons county and has made
speciality of gardening for several
years. He predicts big shortage
Of garden truck for this year.
K. Stewar. spent the weekend
at the John A. Stewart home at
Stewartsdale.
Don Nicholson was busy for sew
eral days recently delivered stock
which he sold to various buyers.
The N. D. penitentiary and Olof
Teltheim of Braddock were the
chief buyers.
Many farmers who contemplate
breaking large tracts Of land for
flax production have abandoned the
idea, this being due to the extreme
dry condition of the ground.
The people of this district are
showing their interest in the church
and in the pastor. Rev. Gulson, by
turning out in unusual large num-
bers. The new orchestra composed
Of several local talented musicians
are drawing much attention and are
being appreciated by ali who attend.
Mrs. Ch.'is Mills, who has been
spending some time at the August
Houge home, has moved to her
home in the Capital City.
Norman Stewart is now busy
shearing sheep for the various
sheep owners of the district.
Hugh McMurrick who has gone
strong in the hog business this year,
has already acquired . large num-
Der Of fine young pigs. He reports
having large litters with very small
losses.
Miss Alice MacLean spent few
days recently with the Misses Mabel
and Ella Funston Of Menoken, who
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M0ffit

Miss Geraldine Hoffman left for
Hazelton Monday and returned
home Wednesday.
Miss Maude Moffit helped Mrs.
B. Bailey with the work the past
week.
J. j. Cosgrove and Miss Jordis
Rafteseth were Tuesday dinner
guests at the l.. N. Bullock home.
Misses Jordis Rafteseth and Char
lotte Moffit motored to Bismarck
Tuesday. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Brownawell
motored to Bismarck Tuesday.
Henry Olson of near Sterling was
in town on business Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Noon ant. Mr..
and Mrs. George Allen and children,
who have been visiting at the Sam
Mauck home the past week, have
returned to their homes.
j. J. Cosgrove left Wednesday to
spend his vacation with friends and
relatives.
Miss Dorothy Smith arrived We'd
nesday to visit with her sister,
Mrs. Alfred Faust, for a few weeks.
MT. anu WITS. M. ". AACANolly oHu
Mrs. H. r. Asselstine mOtored to
bismarck Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Pillsbury and
sons motored to Bismarck Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Jordis Rafteseth left for
Bismarck Wednesday evening to
visit with her sisters for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Bailey enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Johnson
and Miss Jordis Rafteeseth at q
delicious supper Wednesday eve
ming.
Miss Oracle Miller lef. for Bot
tineau, N. d. Wednesday to visit
with relatives over the summer.
Mrs. Lee Hamblen and son Richard
visited at the Pillsbury home Wed
nesday. Muriel Pillsbury accom-
panied them to Mckenzie to visit
for about 2 weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Hofs.adi and
children spent Thursday 1T the Mike
Hanson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay johnson and
Miss Harriet Motif attended the
high school graduation exercises at
Bismarck thursday night.
A number Of the ladies around