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iow.guest At Mrs. Rhodes table.
"You know It Isl. Sewer retorted
sullenly. but without violence.
"Your full name 10 Emil Sylvester
Sewer. l believer"
"How the devil do you know
that" the prisoner demanded.
startled. .Sylvester il my middle
name. all right. but | don't like It.
50 don't use l-sign my name
Emil Sewer. Or e. 8. Sevier.s
Il sot the Information from
this" Bonnie Dundee told him. and
drew from the envelope the accord
ion-rleated theater program on
which Sewer had scrubbed his
name 10 oil Ito variations. '-This Is
your signature. isn't IT."
The manacled hands reached for
the program. which Dundee 20.
litcly permitted the prisoner to ex.
anime.
"Yeah. that's my writing-but
what Of it!- Sevisr still held the
program. aud. 90 Dundee watched,
the nervous brown fingers began to
re-pleat the double sheet. q II from
force Of habit
SEWER" Dundee began quietly.
= 80 40 use IN wasting time. I
know you want to get this business
over With % badly Is 70 do -.
Now listen 70 me courteously.
please. without tnterruptine. and
promise you courteay 10 return"
There Was . snort OF contempt
from Sergeant Turner and "a "a
swering chuckle from one Of the
uniformed policemen. But Dundee
went On - calmly - II hs had not
heard:
= an not going to ask you.
Sewer. Il you were ct the Rhodes
House last Saturday aight. Tor /
know ron we're. and % said. 1
don't want 70 waite time No.
please! There's 20 use trying 70
protest. Sewer. tor | have proof.
and ! an willing % show you the
proof when the time comea For
several weeks you planned 70 rob
Mira. emma Hosarth Of the money
she had. OF was supposed % have.
hidden u her room -. 81 the
way. Sergeant Turner. was any
large SUN Of money found IN this
mans possession when 10 was Or.
rested?"
HE was too smart 70 b carry.
ins Il around with him. the do.
tective sergeant answered, with
poorly YELLED contempt for the Ques.
tioner.
r never -
An right. 6~evier.. Dundee d.
terrupted. As l said. you planned
for weeks 70 rob Mrs. Hogarth and
you tried to Get Cora Barker to
help you Do the Job. She refused
several times. the last occasion
being Saturday night It the Little
Queen Theater. Once you tried
alOne-eaterlns Mrs. Hogarth's
room from your own room b. means
O . looeened hoard Il the clothes
closet. Mr.. Hosarth saw you end
later warned the petlce that ron
we're trying 70 rob her. and that her
lie - veil - her money VAS II
danger"
Al Dundee spoke. very quietly.
g almost .soothinsly. the prisoner
appeared o ~ shrtvelius %. But
A. 0beyed Oundee: % az not
speak. Only bis eyes-held % II
hypnotised ~ alternately denied.
akrekd. u pleAded.
I'm Saturday yAsr announced
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THIS HAS HAPPENED
neswees Has ssa lzsl3 xaeas-
Asy aight. JUDe -. old MRS.
EMMA HOts ARJ'n. said u keep
money 6rar6 IN Aev f0oM ~ s6e
aecond 0Oss - MRS. RHDOk.S'
6oar6onG e~oses - ssrnaalea -
death. BONNIE OUN1IE:l.. sreh"
detective. asslass e.lEtsT. xTRAWN
- the tssrstiEssles. rsltee $50.
6oasdes. wbee 0rs. eS~gsseh ~.
essea - sryisG - ssS ees $50
whO has Geeappe0Se1.
CORA BARK EN-. Aensaer $50
thrates rlseise. sAeagAa 10 hase
ha6 - o6aee Witt SeveeS. d sr.
rested % Q 0aoerlae wtls ess
against hl0. 6os r. released 81
hale. Other hwae6ess 0a6er sose
s!eses arr: ssl:NnY D0Wn: Ns.!e.
aeas haak1Wpe. WAe 6a6 ~a0asvele0
With eees. Hegasehs BERT MAC.
NJ =. aMsaee0e see0aSl0 writer Wh@
u heard a!Njng IL hts VNOM oastl
1::l5s DAISY SHEpHE00 D. akeens
fs~ss Acs seo@ auslag the wsrdes
eW6 Whose sem0vae S9e0 The
NA0Aes. toeae md sohseaoest se.
1es.
aerss1h.s sr.ss. nesSee esr~s
that tie sally GRAVES wes
wrote her esee . 0Nnsh was her
dauxhe~s $50 sAae The ~" 0ea.
sl~Mrd 10 hes diary o. OAS GRIP.
FIN. asn.oa.1aW e0eessoes -
wh0se "eusnlNR 49, che Hives u
dread. Reeaivlae eee 0ysserleas
1eaalis ~ salay's sssArs y Nv
Work 1sse :. eDs~1ee ~@ari01es
HN~~ hAah @nsmea. eae
esraa A1s seeest lies - 0ewA ae6
MagWua. aew anar1ess. A. siA
~eave1ape Watch Aa6 Ael1 . esN
tOekes. with Dswd's arme N o..
aaA shsWia. ~ ue6e New Hask
Juae .. oAAs - he evidence
aGassse nss6. Additional evidence
~ sAe s.rSes sieks aesrs O..
p~liee ~ u ehe eaot. W0eo
% oaes ahas SEWER oas eees
raptu1ed.
HOw ca ~ WlTM THE STORY
CHAPTER xxxlv
TITS nrst sight OF . murder sus
- pect undergoing the pitilesa
third degree ct the hands Of thu
police gave Bonnie Dundee. novice
detective. 40 thrill. Curiousiy. his
first emotion Was . mixture ol
anger and pity. And then no 70
membered Mis-. H0garth- as be pad
seen her alive and 10 he had seer
her dead. II this vas the man who
had sirangied her. creeping Up be
mind a defenseless old woman. then
even the third degrees was too good
for him.
Emil Sewer was cronching 10 o.
uncomfortable straight chair 10 the
center Of the small room. his hand
cuffed hands tightly clasped and
the knuckles pressed against hi
dared teeth. 20 that be seemed more
like . snarling dog worrying at {
hone than . man.
Thin. rather short. ollve-skinned
olack-eyed. With longish black haiti
IN tortured disorder. q II the man
acled 70 ,ds had been tearing at Il
In helpless rage. Directly above
his head hung IN unshaded. high
powered light In IN eye-searinl
blue bulb. The lids OF bic eyea
were already red-rimmed. either
from sleeplessness or from that
pitiless glare Of electricity. Il wal
hard to imagine this tormented
wretch - Cora Barker's lover.
Around the captured suspect we're
clustered nearly . dozen plain
clothes detectives and three uni
formed patrolmen. and planted
wide-legeed. tTuculent msnacine
before him Vas 6erseant Turner
I'm asking. you again. 9esisr
and I've got ways d making you
sorry 4 you don't answer-wherl
have you been hiding yourself since
you KILLED and robbed Mrs. 10
garth
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Sewers teeth closed sharply over
his knuckles before be lifted his
head to answer. his eyes glaring
hatred 1t his tormcntor aud &C.
cuser:
live told you l didn't eill Mira
Hogarth. and I'll see you all 10 he'll
before ! tell you where I've been
since Saturday night This Is
what q guy GETS" he added bitterly.
'for coming forward like Q man to
give himself up for questioning
CERGEANT TURNER'S short
- laugh vas like q bark. Then
no thrust hi. he'd almost into
Sewers face. "Yeah. sou gave
yourself up! That's coed Tor .
laugh with me any time. that Is!
My men nabbed you i've blocks
away from headquarters-and you
were headed In the other direc.
tom"
: was going to give myself up"
Sewer insisted dogsedly. Then be
Jared: What do you think I'd Be
hanging around Hamilton for. if I
hadn't come back here Of my own
accord to give myself up! You cops
were looking for me for three days
and you didn't lind me! And you'd
never have laid . hand on me n I
hadn't come back OF my own &C.
cord"
"Ali right then. all right" Ser.
geant Turner snarled. You come
back here to give yourself up Tor
questioning-- and no mimicked
Sewers f~earcracked voice-.so
suppose you loosen up and do 4 lit.
tie answering You ready 20
take down his confession. BREEDER"
A sailow-faced boy seated II Z
small pine table 10 . corner Of the
room looked up from his notebcok
and nodded.
Al that. Dundee stepped into the
room from the threshold. where be
had been Q silent slightly nauseat.
% spectator.
Good evening. Sergeant Turner"
10 greeted his superior quietly. Il
believe Lieutenant Strawn might
prefer 10 have me question Sevler.
since | have Teen actively ct work
on the case. and hav al the threads
10 hand.
| For . moment Dundee Vas afraid
that Sergeant Turner's vitriolic
tongue would BE- turned upon him
with . c0ntemptuous refusal. but
tust . the outraged sergeant VA
opening his mouth 10 speak .
familiar voice doomed heartily
from the doorway. |
well. veil! This looks like quite
. party. Glad you remembered 10
invite me. Turner!" Il vas Police
Commissioners O'Brien. and when
40 had joined the group around the
prisoner 10 clapped a a6ectionate
hand upon hts nephew'a shoulder
Am ! ID time TO hear you ltrui
your stun. boy? Going 10 teach ~
old fogies some nov tricks. chr
= hare not had time to ausstion
Sewer yet. sir" Dundee. answered
Nth his vide. boyish grin. and I'm
afraid I'm m awful dub q the
third degree"
4C did not speak for : long min
- ute. but held SEWERS eyes With
hjs own until soma of the Wild lear
and anger had faded out Or then
Your name u Emil Sesies?' be
asked ct last. O. cordially and eas-
ily ~ 4 he wsr. addressing : fel
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over there, that not only seems ad-
visablc but necessary.
Singing warns the blood, says =
doctor. Whose, and how!
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DR.. Mccoy Will gladly answer
personal questions on health and
diet addressed TO rim. care Of
The Tribune.
Enclose . stamped addressed
envelope tor reply.
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somewhat modified within recent
years. especially in regard to tn:
eating. However, it would be well
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for US to continue to enjoy the spirit
Of Christmas' joviality and friend
illness. We can all do this withou.
making drunkarda or gluttons Of
ourselves. As many good stories
can be told around = table filled with
. wholesome repast such as it out
lined in my Christmas menu, as II
the table had 4 conglomeration IF
rich foods difficult to digest. One
also has the advantage Of being able
to enjoy the full benefit of the JOLT.
fication with old friends without be-
coming sick afterwards. Many Of
the poor each year at Christmas have
hunger gnawing ut their vitals but
you who are more fortunate should
remember that 'They are as sick
that surfeit with too much Is they
that starve with nothing"
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
(Soft-soled Shoes)
Question:. N. w. asks: "Art
crepe soled shoes for children harm.
full in any way?"
Answer: / believe it is a good
plan to have children wear any kina
Of solf soled shoes rather than the
stiff soled ones. Their feet will re-
main stronger in these shoes because
the child is forced to grin the ground
with the toes more than in the stiff
sOlcd shoes. The jar from hard pave
ments is also lesscned a great deal.
Diseased Nerve)
Question:-M. w. asks: "What
causes M side Of my face to be-
come very red and prespirc while
the other side remains white ard
l have had. an examination
and no organic trouble was found.
| get plenty Of Sleep"
Answer: There must be some in
reference with the nerve supply 20
one side Of your face. Have an ex-
animation made by an osteopath or
chiropractor to see If this deprcs-
sion Of the nerve center does not Dr.
cur in the ~ccrvical vertebrac Of the
neck.
disseminated Sclcrosis)
Qucstion:-Mrs. A. H. writes: my
sister is in q hospital suffering from.
disseminated Sclerosis. Four spec.
ialists who have examined her ali
agree that it is her nerves that have
gone dead and that she is incurablc.
This trouble started two years age.
She looks better than she ever did
and nothing hurts her, but her limbs
are almost lifeless. Please tell me
about this disease and II you think
there is any hope for her. She is g."
Answer: Your sister q undoub-
tedly be helped very greatly through
q combined treatment with diet and
OF course, without ex-
aiming her ! cannot estimate how
much Improvement could be made.
but you should consult a physician
who is familiar with such treatment
as ! have suggested. Follow his diet
and do not give up hope,
as there must surely be some chance
for Improvement.
Copyright, 1929, by The Bell SYM
dictate, Incl
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A Dundee spoke. very quietly.
g almost ,soothlnsly. the prisoner
appeared q - shrtvelins %. But
~ .obeye6 Oandoe: % az not
speak. Only hts eyes-held % II
hypnotised ~ alternately denied.
akreed. ~ pleaded.
sOh Saturday yAm announced
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QC did NOT speak for : long min
ute. but held Sewers eyes With
his own until some Of the Wild fear
and anger had faded out Or then
iOur name II Emil Sesies?" be
asked ct last. as cordially and 80
liz ~ II he wer. addressing fel
Smyrna times., 1929-03-13
PERSONAL and Social
|Sgule Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

NJ and Mrs. Joseph H. Ennis, of
N Cables" celebrated their six
Wedding anniversary Sunday with
turkey dinner. Among those pres
| \ we're Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ennis,
I b. Bateman Cullen, Mr.. and Mrs.
FDd Ennis and Mr.J Kent Sheubrooks
us. William H. Stayton, who has
a spending the winter with rela-
s at Beaver and Pittsburgh, Pa,
I opened her home on the corner of
Vernon street and Union street,
I D has as her guest her daughter,
b Katherine Stayton Shakespeare,
Chestertown, Nd.
Irs. Franklin Bowen, of Philadel-
ID has returned from a visit with
sister, Mrs. w. @. Deakyne and
Deakyne.
AE. George Carter and Mrs. Walter
HynsOn attended an auxiliary
Ring Of the Delaware Colony, at
1dsn last Saturday. Mrs. Louis A.
zar entertained with a turkey
H
k Lawrence Appleton, Of Phila-
a, has returned from visit
Mrs. W. ]. Taylor, at the Way
I'm.
Is Sara Leigh Mears and Mr..
ays COulson, Of Wilmington, were
rss over the weekend Of Miss
a5eth Donovan.
N James milford, Of Galena, has
timed from visit with her sister,
hI ". Tucker.
Y. James Everett Turner, who has
a living at the Silver Lake Garage
a Dover, for several months has
a his family back to Smyrna and
i'F living in the Stockley Apart
II On Commerce street.
AA William G. Anthony entertain
he Monday Afternoon Bridge at
nome Of Mrs. Margaret w. Grimm.
MS Lillian Davis, Of Wilmington,
A! Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
,anss Davis.
Ny Alexander Thomas and Mrs.
e lhomas Lafayette, Of Dover,
smyrna visitors Monday.
~ Ray Lank Cooper, of Washing
y z, spent the weekend with
mother, Mrs. William Lank and
aunt, Mrs. Sarah Farrell.
1lss Lula Robinson spent the week
VIA her sister, Mrs. Luther Welch
idgeville.
~ !. J. Caldwell and son Alan,
~ tne weekend with her sister,
N 4 Y. Klingelhoffer, at Perth
" 10y and Asbury Park, N. ].
= and Mrs. Herbert Radish and
@Scoe spent the weekend with
parents, Mr.. AMI Mrs. William
ener, at Laurel.
= ~ = Ooerge Robinson and Mrs. Eu-
5,i 5orter have returned from a vis-
I Philadelphia.
n. u snd Mrs. Lee Deakyne and son,
" Sunday at Claymont.
W. j. I. DeFord and Mrs. Nellie
N .pln, M :; Yesterday in Philadelphia
b nS NJ MTs. Harry Manlove and
n Il gns.s - Eugene Porter were din
q f-sop s.s ]. = u M. and Mrs. Reynolds
Smyrna times., 1929-03-13

NEXT SATURDAY, MARCH 10th
Go to Francis Store to buy your cakes
pies, rolls, etc. The Century Club will
be pleased to serve you and grateful
for patronage-Com. 3-13 1t
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up SMYRNA TIMES
IL s,YRNA, DELAWARE
apNA AND VICINITY

SMYRNA AND ',l'.ilsar-. VIM -
Ihe my n meet at the home Of Mrs.
Sg Tlir UiIl On Thursday afternoon at
c 4 Hro Hraun No. 2 entertaining.
Town Council by advertise
smyrna ,nswbere. asks for bids on tax
rsnt elss~ stroet supervising contract for
\ ensuing year.
u Tucker, who has moved his
JOIN y diepartment to the second
pnant bis building, over his store,
BOZ ,o,es = u ! formal opening on Satur-
lnD rsxt. see advertisement.
!, .ronoements have been made
Al Las as frst annual auto show.
b pO,r .nace has been sold and good
Ssly STAINED. JE The decoration scheme
asS Mn JJ' in setting off the beautiful
y. y Iaff "t the newest il motordom.
"a Al interesting program
ls'lT \. meeting Of the high school as
N H. - an Tuesday afternoon Of last
lp' ~ presented BY the 7 B grade, as
ls1 si. I Recitation, Mildred Shannon;
os'. IN III. Woodrow Vorhees; "The
y itaouguration," Calvin Mcgee;
catherine Sullivan, Mildred
,r Y snd Emma Scott; humorous
IN, lE.a Bessie Virdin; harp solo, Mag
!. wan Warner; jokes, William Markland.
,e..o. Melyina and Helen Lewis,
a, onered a Ladies' Shoppe in the
...gpod buiIding on Main street
,...,srIv the Got property, in the
~ % nom recently vacated by Harry
W 'r-ssnwell. butcher, had an auspic-
onening Of their new store Fri
u An day long and far into the
-Tipg they had many admirers and
.slsntally disposed Of a number Of
IA, best suits. The room freshly
-,nv,ted and tastily decorated, makes
I. ,+traetive shoppe and one that the
n, Of Smyrna and vicinity will find
n ~ ve'eome. Note their Spring and
NV, adv in another column.
Smyrna times., 1929-03-13
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
S. @. Dark Brown Legghorns, win
ners at Milford, Newark and Pitts
burg great poultry shows. Order early
Baby Chick Hatching Eggs. Custom
Hatching done.
MARY b. SHORT,
BIB 2t Smyrna, Del.
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Notice to Readers
NJ, of
lHE u. SMYRNA TIMES

"A On WI IVA TIMES which has
s'sFs stors ,,.I,, s,ery week at John O.
\ ssgginnine with ~ = q sold n the future,
'''tasrsi Ne,r. , S1areh s,s 9, at Hutchison
Smyrna times., 1929-03-13

- ,,,.,,an's Home Missionary So
The wOi,,, n meet at the home Of Mrs.
isty viii WI, IN n Thursday afternoon at
A. 6La 1.,,n y No. 2 entertaining.
Smyrna times., 1929-03-13

T,,cter who has moved his
John ", ,,.,or+n,ent to the second
conan q bis building, over his store,
i'oF ~. Y u formal opening on Satur-
nnou see advertisement.
Smyrna times., 1929-03-13

Tovn Council by advertise
,snt elsewhere, e,,,neryising as15 iUt contract for
4, I, the street supef'iSi's
Y Y snsIling year.
Smyrna times., 1929-03-13

BIB 2t
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-09-13

Statement of the Ownership, Man.
aeement, Circulation, Etc. Re-
quired by the Act of Congress
of August "a, 1912.
OF The Wolf Point Herald, pub
lished weekly, at Wolf Point,
Montana, for April 1, 1929.
County OF Roosevelt SIS.
State of Montana
Before me, a notary public in
and for the State and County
aforesaid, personally appeared G.
L. Marshall, who, having been duly
sworn according to law, deposes
and says that he is the business
manager of The Wolf Point Her
aid, and that the following is, to
the best of his knowledge and be-
lief, a true statment Of the own
ership, management, (and if a
daily paper, c%irculation), etc, of
the aforesaid publication for the
date shown in the above caption,
required by the Act of Congress
Of August "a, 1912, embodied in
lection All, Postal Laws and Reg
ulations, printed on the reverse
side of this form, to-wit:
/. That the names and addresses
of the publisher, editor, managing
editor, and business managers
are;
Publisher, The Wolf Point Her
aid, Inc, Wolf Point, Mont.
Editor, c L. Marshall, Wolf
Point, Mont.
Managing Editor, G. L. Mar
shall, Wolf Point, Mont.
Business Manager, c. L. Mar
shall, Wolf Point, Mont.
2. That the owners are The
Wolf Point Herald, Incorporated.
Stockholders: S. T Cogswell,
A. w Huxsol, F. E. Rathert,
George II. Flint, G.. L. Marshall,
M. Mus and Charlotte B. Mar
shall, all of Wolf Point, Montana.
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leases flares suspended to small
parachutes, lighting up the landing
area, and assisting materially in
its selection. In fact, without
such flares a crack-up would al
most be certain in an area such
as we are flying over now. We
are now sailing over a sea of
lights; miles of lighted avenues
and streets; street-cars and cars
shutting back and forth, sky
scrapers with light streaming
from every window; there is color
and life and action in this great
restless, seething city; the ship
glides quickly to the municipal
port in Cicero, circles it once,
flashes it's signal lights, receives
it's answer, and then slips into
the field, and we are again on
terra firma. We alight, take a
good stretch, my friend asks to be
directed to a nearby lunch room
(why do these fat men always think
of eats when there is so much
food for the soul?). We say
goodbye" they unpack the ship,
see again my box of flowers; the
erstwhile fragrant red rose is still
there, but it's wonderous petals
are dropping; it's freshness is
gone-its day is done.
In a taxi and after an hour ride
reach a comfortable bed and
drift into sunderland. 1t
was indeed a full day-Salt Lake
Jity is approximately 400 miles
rom here-the morning sun found
ne there-and it's setting here;
breakfast there, supper here. Why
i've so long when you a live so
much in so short a period?
In the morning we o slower
train to Washington and then
or the great Yenture-the Zeppel-
in over the briny deep.
Yours sincerely,
J.. w. SCHNITZLER.
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3. That the known bond hold
ers, mortgages, and other secur
ity holders owning or holding
per cent OF more of the total
amount of bonds, mortgages, OF
other securities, are. None.
4. That the two paragraphs
next above, giving the names of
the owners, stockholders, and Sc
curity holders, if any, contain not
only the list of stockholders and
security holders as they appear
upon the books of the company,
but also, in cases where the stock
holder or security holder appears
upon the books of the company as
trustee or in any other fduciary
relation, the name of the person
or corporation for whom such
trustee is acting, is given; also
that the said two paragraphs con-
tain statements embracing atlantis
full knowledge and belief as to
the circumstances and conditions
under which stockholders and Sc
curity holders who do not appear
the books of the company
as trustees, hold stock and securi-
ties in a capacity other than that
of a bona fide owner; and this af-
FAINT has no reason to believe
that any other person, association,
or corporation has any interest,
direct or indirect, in the said
bonds, or other securities
than as so stated by him.
G.. L. MARSHALL,
Business Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before
ne this 9Th day of September,
-929.
CHARLES GORDON.
Public for the State of
Montana, residing at Wolf Point,
Montana. Ny commission expires
'uly s, 1882.
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Victory
{ Z s & e q z q q Z q q 8 q

Victory school opened Monda,
morning with an enrolment of l.
pupils and Miss Edna Lundgrer
from Wisconsin as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ferdina, Mr.
and Mrs. Lund, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
B~lankenship and daughter spent
the evening with Scourey's folks
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Saunders called
at Scourey's Thursday evening.
Mrs. Shafer departed for her
home at Hartford, Mich Sunday
having rented her farm to H.
Saunders.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Heinrichs are
rejoicing over the arrival of a son
Thursday last, Sept. 9Th.
Mrs. John Heinrichs is enjoying
a visit from her two sisters of
Nebraska who arrived by auto for
a weeks stay.
Mrs. Abe Ediger called on Mrs.
S. Securely Monday.
What are you bringing to the
community fair, to be held at Volt
schoolhouse Sept. "a? now is the
time to plan. This fair takes in
Waska, Volt, Wide Awake, French
and Pioneer, also Golden Valley
and Benrud communities. Lets
make this affair a huge success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson
spent the afternoon with Mrs.
.hafer and Mrs. Securely Wednes-
day.
Franc Borjeson and Bloomquist
to Niobe, N. Oak. for a
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couple Of weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ems and
Rev. Thiesen and family spent
Sunday at A. Ediger's.
Mrs. Ray DER enjoyed a visit
from her sister from Havre last
week.
Mesdames Diers and Irene spent
the afternoon with Mrs. Sid
Securely Wednesday.
Several from here attended the
sale at Mrs. Fennes farm Tues
day.
Mrs. F. DER and Mrs. Ray DER
and Irene spent the afternoon
with Mrs. Henry Jantz Tuesday.
Miss Irene DER will teach in
Wolf Point school the coming
term.
(Last Week.
Floyd and Roy Hansen and
Reuben Schwan departed Tuesday
by auto for Kenzua, Wash. where
they have secured employment for
a couple of months.
Nels Lund and family autoed
out to the new bridge Sunday for
an outing.
H. Saunders and family Sunday
with Ferdina's folks.
VIM. McConnon and family Wis.,
tied with home folks Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Shafer from Hart
ford, Mich. arrived Friday to rent
her farm on the Cottonwood. She
is also visiting friends and neigh
bors while here.
Mrs. Henry Ferdina and Melvin
moving to town Saturday for
winter where Melvin will at
end high school.
Frances and Avis Lund will at
end high school at Wolf Point,
secured places to stay.