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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-24
REASON
What the Country Needs Noto
Is a Self-Ertjnguishing
C5gGret Testimonial Writer.
BY Frederick Lands

NNE is aStounded by the secrets
~ told by our war and navy de-
partments.
For instance, tests made by the
Los Angeles prove that dirigibles
can become airplane carriers. let
ting planes enter their great hulks
and be released. which vastly in
creases the war power of aviation.
The papers say that the details
of the methods used will not be re-
yealed until official reports have
been made on the tests.
These tests should have been made
under conditions which would have
rendered their publication impos-
sible and as for revealing the de-
tails of the methods used. the off,
cial who would do such a thing
should be court-martialed.
For years we have advertised the
secrets of our national defense as
eagerly as an Easter milliner adver-
tises hats, and it is almost time to
stop it,
The visit of Z. S. Grant to Ga
lena. Ill, recalls that his distin-
guished father was called to pre-
side at the towns war meeting when
Sumter was fired upon and mani
tested great embarrassment when he
had to speak.
Later he was to become a good
after dinner speaker, as we'll as a
great soldier.
GRANT should have been buried
W at Galena, the town that gave
him to history, not in New York.
where he went to live after his work
was done
With all her millions New York
has not been able to complete his
tomb, though she has had forty
years in which to do it.
n II
Mrs. Allen Winser Of Chicago,
who died the other day at the age
Of more than 100 years, had short
and sweet philosophy, Live and
laugh
1t is fine recipe and easy to
follow for those who receive their
mail on Easy street, but it's rather
hard for the great majority who
spend their days carrying a bod
full of cares up to the attic of old
age.
If Russia insists on rainming her
countenance into the mouth of the
dragon she may find it harder to
whip China than it was to butcher
the car and his family in that
basement in Ekaterinberg, and if she
runs true to form and loses the war
the political scrap pile will receive
another government.
MAYOR JIMMIE WALKER ap-
WI pears to have cinch on the
Craftsmanship of the reception COM
mittee for four years more, since his
old rival, Hylan, iDdorses him and
the Republicans split into two
factions.
When the majority unites and the
minority busts, it doesn't take a
wizard to forecast the result.
A self-extinguishing cigaret has
been invented, but what we need
is e, self extinguishing cigaret tes-
timonial writer.
Mr.. Damarin of Chicago, suing
Mrs Damarin for divorce, de-
poses and says that for twenty
three years she beat him. made him
do the house work, took all his
money, threw hot food at him,
destroyed lis B. V. DIS.
This is the kind of wife the
fates should have handed to the
distinguished DR.. Shook of Co
lumbus, o.
You don't have to live in Mex
leo one minute in order to get a
divorce there; all you have to do is
to retain an attorney.
1t is just as simple as wrapping
up a hot tamale.
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The biblical quotation about all being vanity sug-
gestS that even in those days there must have been
people who refused fried chicken, the cob and
homemade ice cream they wouldn't get fat.
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To what race do the Bushmen of
Australia belong?
To the Andaman family, members
of the black race.
What were the scores of the exhi-
bition lacrosse matches at Amster-
dam during the 1928 Olympic
games?
The results were as follows: First
game, U. S. 6, Canada 8; second
game, u. s.. s, England Z; third
game, Canada 9. England 5. Johns
Hopkins, the American team, offered
to play of the triple tie, but, while
the Canadians we're willing, England
refused.
What is the meaning of the name
Yvonne? How is it pronounced?
1t is French, meaning eternal
youth" It is pronounced "Ee-
vonn."
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This is the seventh of a series of
articles by DR.. Morris Fishbein describ-
ing the effect of poisonous gases on hu-
man beings.
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Daily Thought

And in my prosperity said, I
shall never be moved.-Psalms 30:6.
y
YXIATCH lest prosperity destroy
w ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-24
BY DIR. MORRIS FIsHBEIN

Editor Journal of the American Medical
Association and of Hygeia, the
Health Magazine,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-24

RANT should have been buried
W at Galena, the town that gave
him to history, not in New York.
where he went to live after his work
was done
With all her millions New York
has not been able to complete his
tomb though she has had forty
years in which to do it.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-21
Glencoe
BY DON NICHOLSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Hughie MacMurri:x
motored to Bismarck Saturday, where
they remained until Sunday.
Frank Kertzman and family, who
have occupied the Gus Kraft farm
for the past three years, ate making
preparations for moving to the capital
city. where they will spend the re-
mainder Of the winter.
Mrs. Knuto Hanson Of Emmons
county, accompanied by her little son.
spent few days recently ct the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh MacNurrick.
Ernest LANCE, who has resigned his
position o. stock manager on . large
farm In this vicinity. has accepted
position at the Malcolm Nicholson
home as chief cook. He win probably
serve In this capacity during the alb
sence Of Mrs. Nicholson. Mr.. Nichol-
son Is rejoicing over lis good fortune
In securing the services Of Mr.. LANCE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Oder are the
proud parents Of baby girl. weigh
ing nine pounds. born to them in 4
Bismarck hospital recently. Mrs. Oder
was formerly .Aiss Lucille Buckley,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Buck
ley.
Archie Luce has recently purchased
q new car. He also has added to his
already modern set Of buildings q new
garage with accommodations for two
cars. The building also contains re-
pair shop where he can do his own
repairing.
Homer Woodland, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Woodland, who has been
seriously Ill in q Bismarck hospital. Is
reported to be getting along quite
nicely. His twin brother Noel. who
has had an attack Of the flu, Is able
to attend school again.
M. Nicholson has moved from his
quarters on the Campbell farm to the
Henry Mills home. He Is assisting
Mr.. Mills, who is not able to attend
to his daily duties, due to illness.
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L.eith
BY MRS. J. H. EMCH

Emil Brinkman, who has been tax
ing medical treatment In Flasher, re-
turned to his home Tuesday.
Walter Moen returned from Bis
marck Monday evening. HIS father,
John Moen, remained at Bismarck
under the doctors care.
George 0ebhard and John Steven
son made trip, to Elgin Tuesday, ~
car.
John wills was . New Leipzig WIS.,
itor Monday. returning Tuesday.
Joe LAWYER, who has been In Mott
for several days. returned Tuesday.
Mrs. Clark Mossman and Mrk p.
o. Finch spent Tuesday and Wednes.
day in Bismarck. guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Sept.
M. ana Hrs. A. w. Kimball. Of
Brisbane, were guests ct the r. w.
sether home wednesday. and while
here attended the show, ben Hllr."'
n. Price Of Mott, agent Of the IN.
ternational Harvester company. VA
q business Visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. Quinn, who has been looking
after the sick folks at the Emil Brink
man home. returned to hGr home IA
Lelth "wednesday.
The campfire girls entertained at
dinner Thursday ,vening 1T the home
LOT Grace Anlorn. Mr.. and Nh
Keith Ench were guests Of honos.
Mr.. and Mira 0ottlieb zellee LIT To-
visit In South Dakota, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Knudson were
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Driscon
By MRS. F. O. JOHNSON

Mrs. M. T. Olson and Miss Olson
left for Willmar, Mimi, Wednesday.
Miss Verna sleight visited with
Miss Vivian shaffer over the week.
end.
The birthday club entertained at
the home Of Mrs. Clarence Swanson
Sunday afternoon In honor OF her
birthday.
Miss Doris Tice Is staying at the
home Of Mrs. E. L. Carr for . time.
The r. T. A. held its monthly meet
ing Friday evening. The program was
in the form Of q play, Zander 0ump's
Wedding. The attendance was very
good.
Mrs. Jake Holwagner and children
Of Bismarck are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tice.
Mrs. George Lee and son Of eterl-
ing spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Koon.
Howard Thomas and Miss Helen
Thomas Of Bismarck visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Thomas Sunday.
w. Titus returned Saturday from q
visit to jackson, MINI.
Mrs. Edward Olson left for her
home in Brinsmade, Wednesday.
Norwegian Lutheran services next
Sunday, Feb. "A, at IL q. m.
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ever. all those present report a very
enjoyable evening. A nice sum .;
N sn,y was realized from the sale VI
baskets and suppers sold. Mrs. J.
Keller won first prize for her basket
which was q clever impcrsonation Of
q Negro nanny. The committee in
charge OF the program was as fol-
lows: Mrs. ]. Keller, chairman, Mrs.
H. p. Watkins and Mrs. w. 6und-
quist. Mr.. A. n. Helseson viii give
the next Auxiliary entertainment
which will be In the form Of . vaude-
vile show, plans for which are al-
ready under way.
J. D. Wilson transacted business In
Bismarck last week.
Nh. and Mrs. willard Diamond
visited ct the home Of WIZARDS par
euts, Mr.. and NGrs. II. +. Dimmond
|of Regain on Friday evening.
!. MArcovit8 returned from the
Twin Cities last week, where he had
transacted business.
The Misses Helen Rue and Irene
Malsby, Regain teachers, and q. ].
| steinert were guests ct the A. II.
| Helgeson home on Saturday evening.
Helmar Helgeson WAS Z caller ct
the M. J. Lein home on Sunday eve
ning.. Mr.. Hegelson and Mr.. Lein
were neighbors when they lived In
Lem township few years ago.
Friends of Mrs. NJ. p. Christensen
formerly Of Regain, will be interested
to know that word has been received
here Of her and that she Is employed
ct Herbst's Beauty parlor In Fargo.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Mosier visited
at the Carl Berg home Tuesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nicholson
were visitors at the Pete Mickelson
home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mowder called
at the Roy Little home Thursday
evening.
The American Legion Auxiliary
met at the A. H. Lundberg home
Thursday, February II.
Mrs. Anna Knutson spent several
days this week 1t the Strand home.
Mrs. Roy Mccullough and daugh-
ter, Barbara, were guests at the
Ryan's home in Regain several days
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davenport
and Roy Little were Regain busi-
ness callers Friday.
Ruth Little spent the weekend ct
the Earl Mowder home.
Mrs. J. F. Little and daughter,
Phyllis, spent several days this week
ut Bismarck with Virgil Little who
is patient in one Of the hospitals
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mowder. George
Mowder, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dav-
export, Charlotte and Ruth Wilmot,
George, Marie, and Buster SchillinG
and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Little and
Gene attended P. T. A. at Garfield
Friday night.
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BY MRS. n. M. WEIGH

Mrs. John Devine, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. D. WEIGH, arrived from
tl.e west last week for 4 visit with her
parents.
Mrs. John WEIGH visited school
lionday while Mr.. WEIGH called at the
Robt. WEIGH and Otto Dorman homes.
Marcus '--remblay visited ct the
home Of his uncle. Ed Doppler. Mon
day.
Chester Boyd hauled a truckload Of
hogs to Mckenzie Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. WEIGH and fam.
lily visited at the home Of Mrs.
Welchs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Doppler, Monday.
Theodore Dorman called on Robt.
WEIGH wednesday to have q radio
battery charged. Robert accompanied
Theodore home and on to Menoken,
where he made shipment Of furs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Snyder naotored
to Bismarck Wednesday.
The Presbyterian missionary meet
ing was held 1t the Robt. Boyd home
Thursday afternoon.
Theodore Dorman visited Ut the
home Of his sister. Mrs. VIM. Daven-
port. Friday night, returning satur-
day morning.
Mrs. Edith Bruce, teacher Of Apple
creek school No. I, stayed over night
at the home Of her uncle, Oliver
WEIGH. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dirlam and
Otto Dorman motored to Bismarck
Saturday. Mrs. Dirlam marketed hel
dressed turkeys.
Lawrence and Leo Doppler called a
the Geo. VAnnum home Saturday.
.1rs. John Nieland and little
nephew. Eldon Snyder. returned Il
the Robert WEIGH home Sunday night
after spending the weekend at home
The Snyder boys called at the *
Doppler home Sunday. Mr.. ana Mra
Snyder were Bismarck callers Satur'
day. The boys visited with Conras
WEIGH Saturday while their parent
were in town.
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Friday evening. FEB. ?2ni. Ladies' are
requested to each bring pie and pie
and coffee will Be sold.
Charles Cory Of Mclaughlin was =
business caller in Raleigh Friday.
Mrs. Sam Haas and family depart.
ed Thursday for Elgin where they Will
visit relatives.
Mrs. stayner departed via Flasher
for Mandan Friday where she was
called BY the serious illness Of her
niece.
Francis Steen arrived Monday tor
an indefinite stay with his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John Oleson. Mr..
steen plans to learn the work ut the
depot.
Envoy Agnes THAN Of the Salvation
Army was 4 visitor In town Monday
and Tuesday forenoon. While In Raj
eish she was the guest Of Mrs. steele.
Mrs. Barbara Winters who under.
went an operation for gall stones ct
Bismarck In January has returned
home and Is much improved In
health.
Mr.. and Mrs G. L. Frost and Mr..
and Mrs.. clifford Peterson visited at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Chris
Jensen Sunday.
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Wild Rose
~ MRS. W. n. DowNAwELL

Everett Porter and Milton Doehle.
farmers from across Long Lake, made
business call here the fore part Of
the week.
Miss Ellen Peterson. who WAS oper-
ated on for mastoids In Bismarck
several weeks ago, has retured TO her
high school work In Braddock.
Marvin and Harold Swanson took
the train from Moffit to Bismarck.
Monday. to have some dental work
done, returning home Friday.
Sunday guests ct the w. H. Browns
awell home included Mr.. and Mrs. H.
H. Carlisle and son Roger. Mrs. Mary
Metcalf, and daughter, MisB Mary
Metcalf, and Miss Ella Funston.
Mrs. Funston and son Nell. and
daughter Miss Ella Funston Of Me-
noken, made q business trip here the
fore part Of the week. Miss Funston
was engaged to teach one Of the Wild
Rose schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett saville enter
tained the Orrin Lee young folks 1t
their home Sunday.
Misses Lillian and Ellen Peterson.
and Lee and Ray 6aville returned to
their high school work ct Braddock,
after spending the weekend ct their
respective homes.
Misses Martha and Bernice 0osney
left Sunday to take up their work ct
Braddock high school after spending
the weekend 1T the parental home.
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Glenview
BY MRS. LARS JACOBSON

Mrs. Tom Morgan arrived Thursday
from Minot.
Among those who were shopping In
the capital city Friday from this
community were Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Larson and Irma, Mr.. and Mrs. Enock
Anderson. Con johnson and Mrs.
Lars Jacobson.
verl Holden and Shorty" Jacob
son visited 1T the Steve Murrey home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enock Anderson Wis
tied 1t the Lars jacobson home
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. jacobson
Is doing some sewing for Mrs. Ander-
son.
Paul Holden spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. AL Holden. He
Is employed ct the Ecklund mine.
In last weeks issue we mentioned
that the Robert Belyea family were
leaving this country for the state Of
Maine. That was Q misinformation.
We have later discovered. They are
just moving into Wilton for the pres
ent. Mrs.. Belyea may 60 to Maine
later to visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Murrey were
Adopting in Wilton Saturday.
l. G. Peterson, who has been spend-
Ing some time with his daughter. lGrs.
Emma Balch. who lives ct Wahpeton,
arrived home last Friday.
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MOffit
BY MAUDE MOFFIT

Among those from this vicinity
who took the civil service examin-
alton in Bismarck on Saturday MORN
ing are Frank Benz, E. M. White
aker, Robert Carpenter, Fred Hin
sey. This examination was held to
decide who will be postmaster in the
Moffit post office.
Miss Lois Carroll, who has been i'll
at the Bismarck hospital for several
weeks, was able to return home last
week.
The Free Show" which was spon-
sored by the Agricultural college
was quite well attended and every
one enjoyed . speech by Frank H.
Weber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carpenter
and daughter, Narcotic, were pleas
antly entertained at Sunday dinner
At the Fay johnson home.
Claude Ballard and Murray House,
who have spent the past three
months working at South st. Paul,
arrived in Moffit on Sunday after
noon.
Miss M. Jameson has been i'll for
the past week but she is able to be
around again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coder motored to
Bismarck on Friday afternoon to
take their little daughter, Louise, up
for medical treatment.
The Modern Woodmen will hold q
whist party at the Benz Hall on
Saturday evening, February %. Ev-
eryone is cordially invited to attend,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Z. M6ffitt spent
. very pleasant evening at the Joe
Coder home on Friday evening
Whist was played for pastime.
E. M. Whitaker, Miss Beastrom
and Miss Rafteseth, two Of our pop.
ular teachers, motored to Bismarck
on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Pillsbury and
sons, Walter and Murl, visited rela.
tives in Mckenzie on Sunday.
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BY ELLA KRAusE

Barney Fisher Is spending q few
days with his brother in Bismarck.
Marion Aim called at Ghylin School
No. 2 Tuesday.
John Rupp, of Baldwin, N. D.,
spent . few days 1t the Sig. Rupp
home near Regain.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Krause were
callers in Wilton Wednesday.
Funeral services for the little son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. August Silcy were
held in Regain Wednesday. Pail bear
ers were Ed. Vernon and Ray Bfen-
niese, Arthur and August Wageman
and Marvin Rupp.
Mrs. L. ]. King and daughter, Ma
RE, returned to her home in this
township last week. She spent few
months in Minnesota with her par
ents and many other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Krause and
children, Ella, Rsubin and August,
Jr., were callers at the L. w. Davis
home Thursday.
Word was received from Kansas
City, Missouri, that L. w. Davis ia
ther is very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Davis were
Regain callers Thursday afternoon.
E. ]. Engelbretson is transacting
business in Bismarck this week.
Mrs. Earl Davis and son, Leland
William, are staying at the Davis
home 1T the present time.
Charlie Maenuson was 4 business
caller in Regain Thursday.
Charlie Keaton was q Regain caller
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. August Lunberg was call
er at the Engelbretson home Satur-
day:
Mr.. and Mrs. Krause and son,
Reubin, were callers at the Phillip
Selmer home Sunday afternoon.
Marvin Alvin spent the weekend
at his home here.
Adolph Ryberg was q Bismarck
caller last week.
Barney Fisher and Marvin Aim
returned to Bismarck Sunday where
they are both employed.
Miss Ella Krause called on Miss
Clara Krause in Wilton Saturday
evening.
Ellis Gill, who is employed in Re-
gan, called at his home Sunday aft
ernoon.
Paul Rupp spent the weekend Al
his home near Regan. He is attend
ing high school in Bismarck.
Ellis Gill is assisting Walter Ty
berg in the store in Regain whil'
Tourtelottes are in Minneapolis.
| Alfred Anderson has returned t.
his home after spending = time .
the Walter Kurkey home 1t Painte,
Woods Lake.
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BY ELIZABETH KoPrY

Herman Backhaus and son John
took two sleigh loads Of wheat to
Cannon Ball Monday, returning with
coal.
Otto, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ohlhauser Jr., was quite sick last
week.
Edwin Rensselaer, was . caller ut
the Steve Koppy home Monday.
Edwin Morford was shopping ct
Cannon Ball Monday.
A. @. Red Stone. George White
Lightning and Eugene Eagle Bird Of
Cannon Ball were In this vicinity
Monday.
Edwin Morford has started to move
his property up north to the jackson
place where he will make his future
home.
Math Koppy was q business caller
at Cannon Ball Wednesday.
Paul and Harry White Lightning
and H. Bear Hearts of Cannon Ball
were callers at the Badger ranch
Wednesday. They also called at the
Frank Chesrown home.
D. G. Denholm was q business call
err at the Porter TIMBER home Thurs
day.
Godfrey Grenz was shopping al
Cannon Ball Thursday. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Jacob Scheirmeister and Miss
Minnie 6chiermeister also were u
Cannon Ball Thursday.
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Dodge
By OLGA M. GRossN1AN

Mrs. J. A. Jacobs entertained .
number Of her friends at her home
Tuesday, the occasion being her birth
day. Everyone present had IN en-
joyable time and left wishing her
many happy returns Of the day.
Fred Jones accompanied Mrs. Jones
and children to Bismarck "wednesday.
From there Mrs Jones and children
left for Chandler, Mimi, where they
Will be guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. s. Barrovs for some time.
Anton Kopp transacted Business in
Manning Thursday.
On Monday occurred the death Of
Mrs. Henry 0rossman, at her home
southwest Of Dodge. Rev. Fertsch
conducted the funeral services ct the
Henry. 0roeSman farm Thursday. She
leaves to mourn her loss her husband,
six children. her father, three sisters
and two brothers. We extend our
heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved
family.
Mrs. Otto Wolff, who has been
spending four weeks with her brother
near Dunn Center, returned to her
home Thursday.
The Sakakawea society Of the Butte
school gave . party at the school
Saturday night. Games were played
after which q midnight lunch was
served.
vivian Vixen OF Halliday spent q
few days at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. s. BarroWs.
August eailer OF Hebron attended
the funeral services Of hts sister, Mrs
Henry 0rossmAn.
John 0oetx Of Glen Ullin was visit
ing q few days at tho homes OF Mr.
and Mrs Louis ooetz and Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter 0oets.
The house Of Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett
burned "wednesday.
Fred Kellar was an eastbound pAs.
seneer to Bismarck Saturday. Hi
mother, who has been III in the Biz.
mArck hospital for some time. re-
turned home With him.
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Clear Lake
BY MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN

L. b. Olson and Roy entertained
Ernest and Willie Schoon and Adolph
Hansen Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Adolph Hansen and children
visited Tuesday evening and Wed
nesday with her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Christ Schoon.
Ladies' Aid met with Mr.. and Mrs
Nels Dronen last Wednesday.
L. A. 6laatenhue spent Thursday
evening with his daughter and SON
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Fauncc Luyben.
John Klucksdahl Is doing chores Ut
the Warren Keeler farm while Mr..
Keeler is in Minnesota attending the
funeral of his mother.
MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Beyers spent
several days at Sterling visiting.
Mrs. Ann Erickson visited with
Mrs. Henry Olson from Saturday
evening until Monday.
A large crowd attended the whist
party at the Will Stiles home Satur-
day evening. A most enjoyable time
was had and q lovely lunch was
served at midnight.
Miss Verna Sleight spent Sunday
evening at the Albert Christensen
home.
Warren Keeler returned from Min
nesota Sunday where he had at
tended the funeral of his mother.