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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22

Realize defeat out don't let Il
overwhelm you. Find out why you
got the worst OF it-then take i'm
mediate steps TO see that the same
thing never happens again, Learn
from the lessons OF life but don't
succumb TO them
Every time a person pities himself
he shuts the door OF hope. II he
does IL habitually he bolts II and
seals II tight
IL you happen to be a victim make
UP your mind Immediately 20 give
the habit no quarter until you have
routed II out and driven II far afield'
Constantly watch your reactions
10 unfavorable circumstances Be on
the lookout for signs Of weakness.
depression. fear and discouragement.
Counterfeit your ,imidity by read
ing heroic novels. studying the
biographies Of great men. and feast.
ing your mind with stories OF gigan.
tic accomplishments. Think lofty.
inspiring thoughts,
Then back up your mental side with
the physical. Go In for exercises in
which large muscle groups are used.
Take up combative sports Ike box
ing. fencing. wrestling,
Make yourself mentally as well as
physically brave
Constant self-pity is like On mar
cotic. II makes you feel good for a
while. then II undermines and de-
teriorates your character.
The habit OF elf-pity Is hard 70
vanquish.
Guard against II always. Don't let
10 get n start.
Keep your mind strong and
robust.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22

could have been happier than thene
two the day Bunty Blue Bird idM
her last dear little pale greenish-hlue
egg In the comfy est
All day Bobby E1ue BIRD from A
twig over her head. kept singing,
stopping only when he went In
search or food for his wife Funty
Blue Bird very seldom left thu aest
except to stretch her crarnp~1 little
legs and take q bath In the ool.
She most always did this hile
Bobby was near. but one day Bobby
stayed away from his post longer
than usual and Bunty Blue Bird
few down 70 the pool and took her
bath to cool off.
II can't see that II hurt any,"
Bunty Blue Bird unused as she sailed
back to her nest OF pretty eggs.
so I'll not tell him anything about
it." and she cuddled DOVE on her
eggs.
Soon Bunty Blue Bird < to
feel something kicking and sqC!rm.
ing under her feathers ALL her
heart nearly stopped beating. she
was so happy. Her baby bfrds were
beginning TO ha;cl. fycgn the pretty
eggs.
Aucy Tt n@s~s 2"FrCys 49, TsFC1
and hoped or ~ roe.
Rohby Bic- E,fd Y;Ar<@c ta.o ths
nest expecting t. s4n a tlsstl- a
bright bi.a-:eath.rcd h-s.y hird- nag
-h- s,Eis tiEt net b. aye Ero1- re
a~Apsiavs7 ir M vy.e-. fcr the a.st
WEE til.Sd wiz ugly li.,ic ad-ir7a.E
o.Ark-catci Il Hr<a-
BOBBY fELa Bird gvus b-S.nn.1E
20 SrT~ a.ls-y and - sr- - nc tsts
ing west rIiSnc h~ye hJc--sr~d ~
Josuns OraDahcprsr rAdh't L.a-d
Ire 7Lrrrsi anS wan - ~sA-<.ss,. ~
stopped TO zee v1rat va trcuD.n -r4a.
NV. rr= re id iRuFk ~re. 49, WAC
asset \, sscR .ato The &iIe BIRD Esst.
Why. I never s&Ss n finer n.,zt sf
blue bi-Vis:l nv us.." he sad. 'Dh.t
Re: ea1.ed. w ssan D roc ras.y
just sf:sr they hGscns. srorl tbs
,hei;s ar1 tlsy al sro< ike Lat
All B.us Eir1T r bIars t-t.i thsr
e.: older"
Bobby Blue 2yd drew his "a
!nto his wings a1d hzEgs1 he's rc1
tigr..
"coo.,pess. cAar, ] almost ssia
SnEsth,ns 10 so5; tina. we shorle
haze A>'A:S rseset:sd." he &uyhsd.
IN fes-r lzt nv temper re- ina
bestsr OF re sgain a. long as
live"
A.. he never has.
oorynset is1s. Ss~spepss Yssta.s x.r:s.. Ina
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22
By A

nHARY refused an invitation to luncheon
the other day.
AVE- And the week before that she refused
an invitation for a weekend in the country
and they all came from the same people.
One of the people was her own father, and
the other person was her fathers new wife.
And the fathers new wife just can't for
the life of her see what's the matter with
Mary.
Jim is really awfully fond OF Mary" said
Fathers new wife-"and he'd do a whole lot
for her if she'd only let MIN. but she won't
have a thing to do with him-not a thing OF
course it's her mother that's doing il. She's a
mean. revengeful thing and she can't forgive
me for taking Jim away from her"
Strange, isn't it-what a peculiar person
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22
to Girls
BY Annie Laurie

nEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
~ am a girl In my late teens
and am asking your advice.
meet a IA about six weeks
ago. He is good looking. dresses
well and has lots of money. He
a taken my girl friend and | out
many times and we have mad a
wonderful time. He has asked
me TO go out with him alone many
times went out with him Sun
day night alone. He offered me a
beautiful wrist watch. He wanted
one to try Il on and | allowed him
TO put II on. I wore II all evening
When he was leaving remem-
bered the watch I took II off and
handed Ii to him He took II and
out II back on my wrist and asked
me to wear II always. He went
away and | have received many
gifts since then. but no letters
What shall dor would like
to return the watch and other
gifts.
FRIGHTENED BROWN EYES
ERIGHTENED BROWN EYES;
l. BY all means return the gifts
Immediately. You a very
foolish girl In the first place TO ac
cept them. my dear.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22
Some Odd Facts

The largest bell ever cast IN Eng
land weighs 1SA tons.
There are now sixteen Lord
Mayors in England and Wales. the
chief magistrates OF Nottingham,
Leicester. Stoke-on-Trent. and Ports
mouth having recently received this
honor from the King.
Among the wild creatures found
wandering in the streets OF Paris
during the past year were two bears,
a tackal. five foxes. a three-foot
snake. three turtles. five monkeys
and a camel.
The temperature inside various
types Of hats was tested on a recent
hot day. The highest recorded was
the black silk hat. 103 degrees: next
came a lady's blue felt cloche and a
ventilated black bowler. both IS de-
grees.
Air travel is booming In England,
there being a so per cent increase on
last years figures. Many special
planes are also being chartered 10
take passengers from this country
to Continental resorts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22
Regularity a Factor in Building Perfect Physical Healt
GOODNIGHT
STORIES
Why Blue Bird l. Aiwsys
Happy.
BY Blanche Silver--.-

XXYHEN Bothy Blue B.re s.k.1
wv Bunty H.ue bro " " IN
mate. the woodlands rcalt
hardly hold his happiness FIr arg
from early On or Lnui lena NJ :ss
sun sank Dehiad the c!rr.a. Was
wonderful wOi "a ri:iej Nth iate n
n Even 5cn.s Bl~- kIA wa %
happy ste etc: k3-x I.st Ns1; a
do mex.
Every bird for miles around was
inv.:Ac ,c TIE Wedding and PaDz
Bird declared he bas never iha.si
q iovel;sr pa, C. f.a'her.s to.ss
Bobby hiss RE- aud III. hk-sv
Y.rs ss-r.-i o.. t-ht vs-, IL, ha,.
Sug q rise< - h:o'd Sasaf Etl,s y
nee. They yss ed ;p.c eve: -
s.-,sd ssoo?scsn: Isie :. tus 70
,hGd ara ioosso o-Sl ss-rs r-,t,
t..sy .sdid ntS T. :t4 tea.r rlt.s.
At lis, tS-y c~at t0~s n wiz
woosrccl-:'s d-sc,e.. .esse
witty Wr-i3-cssr rr,d ~ family
ve-. auits harr= bees" s.ssas:ea
Bobby 4lus Bitd "its 3 nice.
coaufs place
"The:. let's - H." Lsieed RIntS
Bite Rirc. n - All h-t- ar inok
out ov-r the rreFdcwf Snc .H- r=vsr
set lonesome"
~ ~ n thJ Whole orchard
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22

TO q woman'5 beauty.
For example. a woman with an
exquIsitely fair skin can mar Its
clear translucence by using a powder
that Is too dark. giving a rough.
harsh appearance to what rightfully
Is a lovely skin. On the other ex-
IRENE we have a beautiful olive com
plexion turning a grayish tinge IL
a too light powder Is busted on So
much for the tragedies that come
from the incorrect shade OF powder
for the individual coloring.
The quality and weight OF powder
are items that most m are not
as familiar with as they should be-
II is true that many I'M are
able TO discern the difference be-
tween a medium weight and a tai
cum or rice powder. but there is a
vast difference in weights and quail
ity in each one Of the heavy. medium
or light powders. and that is where
the difference between a perfect and
a muddled complexion comes in.
In cases where the wrong quality
or weight OF powder is used such
effects as the following are obtained.
A thin skin loses all OF its trans
parency II a too coarse powder is
used. while small lines Of hair-like
thinness. scarcely noticeable, fire.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22
Seen on 5th Ave.
BY Margaret Sanville.

Here Is my quarterly lecture on
how to shop. First OF all. the first
AXIOM for the shopper to learn Is
Eliminate BY this | mean. 90
around TO ali the shops anc by a
process Of elimination. delete all
those stores that do not carry the
class OF merchandise from which you
desire 70 choose. Second. build your
wardrobe around a central color
scheme THAT IL. II you have a
limited purse.J Buy your coat first.
then your frocks 70 match OF blend
with II. and your accessories like
wise. II you use care and discrimina-
ton In choosing. down 70 the uniest
detail. YOU will always be we'll
dressed for every occasion. for the
secret OF being well dressed is TO
have zach detail. In itself. perfect
Another new fabric Is called An
drelia-" This Is a crepe on n side.
a Jersey on the other. II makes up
for sportswear. both sides OF the
material being used.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22
A Fashion Models Diary
By GRACE THORNCLIFFE
She Discusses Fall Suits.

~ATIN Is distinctly in tavor TORI
suits for the early Fall-prob-
~ ably because this shiny. rich
material is completely in keeping
with the more elaborate trend that
"a appearing In the new styles.
These suits are made. for the most
mart. as three piece ensembles
skirts and coats matching and a
blouse of some contrasting color.
Goats are three-quarter or full
length.
= have IN mind a model that u
showed at our tea yesterday. II Is
"a chic that / really must set down
some OF its details
Ths coat was a seven -eishths
,snrth. was Of black satin and was
,,rsa with similar material IN a
,r.c,ous cream-color. II was plain.
ave for a long scarf collar and q
white gardenia-
IT.. hlouse was described in the
..me material as the coat lining. IL
had q plain v neck that was made
terribly attractive by a black satin
novv that was slipped through the
bodice just below the neck-point.
The lower section OF .ren
o With an enormous diamond de.
UP The inner section being OF
sIsscct satin, and the outer edges
p%Drsdaated in shades Of gray. Simply
Cunning. a belt of s-rsam.colOred
satin was the only other .rimmi ING
On the. the 0 Sas ! Of Tf its style on snug
moulding. v.., sa.,n-verv
..at in box pleating. AT our snow.
ing ing / wore a black s sole T,, Selm tSis
sostume. white gloves and a SUEDE
purse completed IL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22

pose she wants to take her away
from her mother too.
And she's cross because she
can't do it.
What would you do IL you
were Mary and had a rich father
and ali unhappy mother? Would
you break your mothers heart
all over again. Just for the sake
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22

the shock troops" They are first in war. first in
defense. first to maintain the rights of their
country. no matter what uniform they wear. We
affectionately call them Devil Dogs"
to enlarge upon the military and naval establish
ments. What | have in mind is to speak Of what
physical discipline does for people
These outstanding. husky young men are not
sturdy and strong merely because they are
Marines. They have almost perfect physical
health because the authorities insist upon right
eating, hours for sleep and recreation. regularity
in all their habits.
There is a lesson In their good bodies for each
of Us. We need not join the Marines in ord,
to get vigorous health. We may have II, whether
we are men, women or children. whether we liz
in city or country. no matter what our occup
ton may be, provided we live regular lives.
he creature of habit He can adapt himself TO
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22

almost any program Of living
application.
Just how much sleep you need
depends on your u~p-bringing. When
/ was a boy, ito bed at nine o'clock"
was the rule. ] got set TO that ar
rangement and when l became a
''city man." IL was difficult 70 get
used to the later hours practised in
the big town.
Old-fashioned folks who always got
up at five o'clock suffer II they have
TO stay In bed In the morning. liz IL
the fixed habit and difficult to
change.
People who have always had din
mel at twelve o'clock noon. are de-
voured by hunger II there 10 an I'M
wonted delay in the meal. The habit
Of eating Ii n Of the strongest we
possess.
I am not particularly interested In
your daily habits. provided they are
followed with unbroken regularity.
The regularity IL far more important
than the program itself.
The reason why Sunday may be
the day for a headache and why the
next day IL Blue Monday" IL be
cause OF the irregularity OF sleeping
and eating and doing" hours or
Sunday. The accustomed routine ts
broken and the body rebels.
Study your life. Your calling de-
mands that you report for business
ut a certain hour every day. II II
does not. IL should
II makes little difference what
time you 70 to bed or get up. how
much you sleep or how little. what
time you eat or how much. how
much You play or how you play-all
these things make little difference.
provided there Is regularity in doing
them.
That is the thing hat counts. That
IS why the Marines thrive and have
health. That In how you may be
equally sturdy.
Regularity in doing In far more i'm
portant than what you do. assuming
of course that o are living
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"Other Woman" Tempts the Daughter, Too

of a bracelet or so or a trip
abroad?
Or would you stand by your
mother and love her, comfort
her and look after her and try
to make up to her for the sor
row she has had?
! never cared so very much
for Mary up TO this-but now !
think III try to get better ac-
quainted with her.
She must be a good deal of a
girl
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settled a good sum of money on
Mary's mother. and he sent
Mary to college and everything
why shouldn't he? He has
plenty of money and he used to
think Mary's mother was the
sweetest thing in the world-till
the Other Woman came along.
Now the Other Woman is try
ing to get hold of Mary. | sup
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22

Vt used to be that you knew Immediately
you laid eyes on q girl whether she was a
= dear sweet thing. or one Of those sirens that
were a constant menace to humanity. But now
oh. my dearl You simply cannot discriminate
at ALL No. indeed For every girl. whether she
looks like an angel. or is a real vamp type is at
heart a siren.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22
Words Of the Wise

The desire Of knowledge. III "A.
thirst Of riches. increases ever with n.
acquisition Of II. -S,.n..
Tie t7lio series the public il q
poor animal: he ~Irorries himself
10 death and no one thanks him
for H. -EnetLp
language II d city to the
building Of which every human
being brought a stone.
Emerson
Despair not only a~szravs,e, our
misery. but our weakness.
-Vauvenagues
He Uho Ices nell is the besi
preacher. -CerU0ntes
A truly American sentiment
recognizes the dignisy of labo'
and the fact that honor lies n
honest toll. Cleveland
What makes liz. dr.ary i, the v
OF motive. Eliot
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22
The Stars Say
For Tuesday, Oct. q.
sy GENEvIEvE KEMBLE.


sidereal operations for this
day emphasize social. domestic
~ and affectional matters. under
the Solar-venus aspect Labor. In
dustry and the pursuits or Saturn
are also under benefic sway. but
there IL danger OF complications and
MISUNDERSTANDING because OF i'll
government OF tongue and temper.
A restless. irascible tendency should
be curbed.
Those whose birthday II IL may
look for a year OF activity in purely
personal affairs. with some progress
in labor or industry. but favorable
conditions should not be marred by
self-indulgence and bad temper and
speech. A child born on this day
may have many accomplishments
and graces and may be steady and
industrious but II should be given
training. in infancy. in self-control
and amiability.
Tsco meanings hare our lighfest
fantasies, one OF the flesh and one
of the spirit.-LoireiI.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22

They are all singing the song to Iure-no,
that's not right They don't lure-they simply
attract the male element of the population. like
a pot Of honey calls to every fly within a radius
Of miles Why shouldn't they? Their goal in
life Is Love and Happiness. And there's 50 much
competition nowadays that one simply MUST
be more or less a siren-in looks anyway.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22

The opposite Of being mentally brave 10 to p
And the person who lacks mental bravery Is
likely to be a elf-pitier.
Pity Is one of the noblest emotions we possess
that is. pity for fellow mani
But pity for ones seifi That's differentl
Self pity is positively detestablel
Being sorry for yourself In reprehensible
because:
II means admission OF defeati
II shows flight instead of fighti
II stands for cowardicel
II insults self-respect!
II is cringingi
II is beggingi
Worst Of all il kills initiative to begin againi
It's astonishing the numbers that fall into the
way Of IL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22
PHYSICAL DISCIPLINE
ANEXCELLENTH HABIT
lake a Lesson from the Marines, Who Are Sturdy
Because Uncle Sam Insists on Right Eating,
Sleeping and Recreation-AI by Schedule.
BY ROYAL $. COPELAND. Al. D.

Unued states Senator from New York.
FoTmey Commissioner OF Health. NeD York City
uST now saw q company of Marines" am or a railroad train
passing through New London. Conn. Apparently these boys are
off a ship anchored in this port.
In a sense, the Marines are "the first line of defense"; they are
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22

11dTy y uTOTTtT MUST U-
Married in a nice, comfy home Of her own, with a clever hus-
band and a pretty daughter, and along comes the Other Woman
and walks away with husband and marries him and leaves Marys
mother alone in the world except for Mary. Oh. yes. Husband
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22

No man, WOman, o. child a " thFOIgh lie
without setbacks When life hits Il usually hits with a telling blow.
But if w all stopped at the first impact and wtpt what would
become Of Us? What would become Of the whole structure Of
civiizauon2 -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22
MENTAL r VERY A
r WHILE TRAIT
Avoid the Habit of Self-Pity. for Nothing Blasts
Hope and the Will to Carry On Quicker
Than Being Sorry for Yourself.
BY DIR. LOUIS Z. BISCH

- -. LOOTS u BTOCH
Eminent Psychoiogist.
Nv y ( hear a lot about physical bravery.
W. Seldom. II ever. however. In mental bravery lauded.
Seldom. indeed. Is il ever mentioned
The opposite Of being mentally brave 10 TO pity YOURSELF
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22
I Answers to Health Queries

]. 3. OIL would like advice re-
harding the proper way to get rid or
pimples7
A.-You must correct your diet by
cutting down on sugar. starches and
coffee. Almost always constipation
or at least sluggish bowel movements
are present This must be corrected
Exercise Is essential. In many cases
some infection in the system Is re
sponsible. For further particulars
send a seif-addressed. stamped en-
yelope and repeat your question.
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A WRONG shade or quality OF
"A powder can prove disastrous
AA to a woman's beauty
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cppyrirhs. 1873. Ssv.papr Posture Service. Isa
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Mortal man is the creature Of habit He can adapt himself to
almost any program Of living provided there Is regularity In It's
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-26

from . two weeks visit with rela.
tives at Wahpeton and Fargo.
Clark Hill and ], u. Galavk;e
transacted business in Carson Wed.
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert wymen were
Mott callers Thursday.
Mrs. F. p. Finch entertained 4
number Of relatives 1t dinner Mon.
day evening in honor Of MI. and Mrs.
Rae Terrence and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Terrence, who are visiting
here.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Roscoe Clark and
little daughters Of Occur d'Alene
Idaho, arrived here Saturday for an
extended visit with relatives.
Fern Emch, who attends normal
1t Dickinson. is spending 4 few DAYS
at the home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Finch.
Cynthia Thorsen Of Bismarck ;s
= guest 1t the VIM. Kamrath home
!eith was well represented at the
Brisbane dance Friday evening. The
Woodmen and Royal Neighbors, who
are responsible for the up-to-date
hall recently built there, are to be-
Congratulated.
Due to the rain Wednesday eve.
ming not many country people were
abue to attend the house warming
party given for Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
bit and family, but those in attend.
ance report = most enjoyable eve
ming.
Lou Nyland of York, N. D.. is
spending = few days ut the G. ".
Kimball home. where Mrs. Nyland
and little daughter have been visit.
ing for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kinfball and
son of Seattle, Wash, spent q few
days 1t the George and VIII Kim
ball homes. They were on their wav
to Minnesota to visit other relatives.
Seventy-five relatives of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rae Terrence Of South Bend.
Ind, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tor
renee of Lincoln, Neb.. gathered At
the Pioneer hotel Sunday in honor
OF the visitors where 4 most eniov-
able day was spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson returned
home Tuesday from q six weeks trip
to California.
D. .. Klein Of He'll was a caller
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Nagel Of
Raleigh visited friends here Sunday.
N. c. Emch and Rae Terrence mo-
tored to Isabel, S. D., Monday, re-
turning the same day.
Presbyterian Church notes for
Sunday, July -: Cayson-Sunday
school ut IL o'clock. Evening wor-
ship at 8 o'clock. Raleigh-Sundav
school at o'clock. Service Of wor-
ship 1t 3 o'clock. Leith-mornjnr
worship ct 10 o'clock. Sunday school
at IL o'clock.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

week at the r. G. Merchant home
during their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Marchant and
daughters Margaret and Irene left
Friday for Scotland, s. D., where
they will spend Z week visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. Herman Meters is on the
sick list this week.
Marcella, Andrew, Wilfert, Leo
and Albert Meters and Josephine
Kohler attended services in the Cath
olic church in Wing Sunday.
Christ Wentx and children Violet
and Buddy, Gust, Lenora, Lida.
Emil, Art and Esther Witt called at
the Jake Wentz home Sunday MORN
ing.
Annie Sielz had some dental work
done in McClusky Friday.
Miss Marcella Meters returned TO
her home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Wentz and son
called at the VIM. Witt home Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. and MrA. Fred Koch and Err
win Wentz called at the John Koch
home Friday evening.
Johnny Witt called ct his parental
home Thursday evening.
The people in this community be-
gan making hay this week.
Christ Went1 isl heiping VIM. Witt
make hay.
Mrs. Tom Novak, who had been i'll
for the past two months, died in the
hospital at Bismarck at 2 o'clock
Thursday morning. Funeral serv-
ices were held in Bismarck Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock She was laid
to rest by the side Of her husband,
who died two years ago. She leaves
to mourn three daughters and three
sons. We extend our sympathy to
the bereaved family.