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Mckenzie
BY n r. r. HUGHES

Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Hermanson ar
rived home from the west Tuesday.
Jerry Sweeny was taken to the hos
pital Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. George Manly and Mrs. Edna
Putnam entertained at a shower for
Mrs. Long and Mrs. McClosky We'd
ilesday night In the hall. Lunch was
served by tho hostcSses.
The A. o. y. w. lodge held their
regular meeting in tho store building
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. George Hughes and daughter
Katherine and Mrs. Tom Hughes Wis
tied at the John Gable home near
Bismarck Thursday afternoon.
Harry ONeil was a business caller
In. Bismarck Friday.
Mrs. E. w. Anderson. Mrs. McNeill.
Mrs. Raeshke and Mrs. T. Hughes
attended the homcmakcrs meeting In
the county agents office in Bismarck
Friday.
Mrs. b. F. Coons. Mrs. H. E. Curtis,
Orval Thompson. r. D. Crum. Jack
Snoen and Wendall Drawer were in
Bismarck Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hughes visited
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Gun: and son
Jimmie in Bismarck Sunday.
Misses Geralda Young and Bertha
Moses arrived here Saturday after
noon. They will teach school this
term.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Miller returned
home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Clizbe moved
in the Fairchild house Friday.
Mrs. j. F. Wildfang is receiving
treatment at the Bismarck hospital.
Lawrence Strong left Sunday for
his home near Fargo.
Mrs. Warren Clizbe entertained a
group of friends at a party in honor
Of Mrs. H. s. Fairchild, Saturday aft
ernoon. Those present were: Mrs.
John Rodgers Mrs. r. q. Boren, Mrs.
L. E. Heaton. ST.. Mrs. C.. E. Crum.
Mrs. VIM. McCloskey. Mrs. Fred Long
and Mrs. Merton johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fairchild are moving to ster-
ling.
q. B. feathers. Andy Doucette and
Tom Hughes moved a house to ster-
ling Monday for Mr.. Fairchild.
Mrs. NJ. J. Belcher and Mrs. A.
Doucette were Bismarck callers Mon
day.
Mrs. Henry Lewis returned home
Monday after spending the past 10
days visiting at jamestown.
Miss Ruth Lewis and Madeline
Boren visited Mrs. Tom Hughes Mon
day afternoon.
Bruce Belk Of Bismarck was q bust
ness caller in Mckenzie Monday.
David Cook Of Bismarck was a
business caller in Mckenzie Tuesday.
Mrs. J.. r. Wildfang returned home
Monday from the hospital.
B. F. Lawyer Of Bismarck was a
Mckenzie caller Tuesday.
Mrs. Wendell Hendershot Is visit
Ing relatives In Bismarck this week.
MI. and Mrs. w. l.. Watson were
shopping In Bismarck Tuesday.
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Steiber
~ 4 g. I. MALONE

Miss Bessie Anderson Is helping
Mrs. g. L. Malone cook for thrcshers.
Miss Rose Ellen Doyle and Mrs.
Spichke were capital city visitors
Saturday.
Quite q number from steiber at
tended the dance in the Legion cabin
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Malone Iaotored
to Benedict Sunday to spend the day
at the Harold Baron home.
Bernard Doyle and sisters. Gather
inc and Marybelle were Friday night
visitors at Bill Elickel's. On Saturday
they went to Raleigh where Catherine
viii teach the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hickel and son
Wayne and Miss Mary Doyle were
business visitors In Bismarck eatur-
day.
Among Regain shoppers Saturday
evening wers Paul Gs0enans. q. =
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER -, 1929

Antllan Knoll Of Mandan were dim
ner guests at the A. H. klepstcin
homo Sunday. Elmer Klepstcin will
leave con for Grand Forks Where he
will attend the university.
The two Kncll children are attcnd-
ing tho Bismarck public school.
Rev. ]. N. Snow of Mckenzie held
services ct the consolidated school
Sunday. He announced a business
conference for Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. Gress Of Steele will conduct the
services here next Sunday beginning
at $3.50 o'clock.
Miss Nellie Dance left Sunday for
Edgeley. N. D.. where she began
teaching a term of school Monday.
The Menokcn school opened Mon
day with Miss Blanche Stewart as
primary grade teacher, Miss Ruth
kamphaugh of Hatten. N. D., inter-
mediate grade teacher, and Miss Ger
trude Ness as eighth grade and high
school teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hcrnzcn and
children called at r. q. Abclein's cn
route from tho Black Hills to their
home at Garrison. N. d.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rustand of
Valley City visited Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Ayers Sunday afternoon.
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MenOken


MI. and Mrs. r. L. Dralle and
daughter Miss Edna, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lalf Blenslcy and children of
Bismarck were entertained at dinner
Labor Day BY Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Eb-
ling.
Mrs. VIM. johnson began teaching
at the north Boyd school Sept. 2,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris De Groot and
daughter. Miss Margcry. returned
from Glendive Sunday evening. A
week later they left from BismaroE
for 81. Paul where Mr.. De 0root win
receive treatment In q hospital.
Mrs. Clifford Craven entertained
two tables OF bridge at the home Of
Mrs. Otto Ayers Wednesday after
noon. Mrs.. e. M. Ludemann ana
Mrs. Otto Ayers received high scores.
The hostess assisted by Mrs. Ayers
served q delicious luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Sherman and
Miss Orpta Agnew were shopping In
Bismarck Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Ely. Mrs. q. b. King,
Mrs. Paul Holmes, Mrs. /. J. Agnew,
Mrs. u. M. Ludemann. Mrs. q. n.
Ayers and Mrs. Park Wood attended
the officers meeting o. the Home
makers club ct the county agents Of.
flee in Bismarck. Miss De Long Of
the department OF agriculture dis
cussed the duties Of the different Of.
ficerS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Craven and
family were callers IN Bismarck Sat-
urday.
A. !. WEIGH attended the bali game
In Bismarck Friday.
A dance was held 1t the Adrian
Asbrjdge harm Saturday night with .
large crowd IN attendance.
Royal Thomas has purchased =
truck.
Miss Alice Klipstein Is now attend
ing high school In Bismarck.
Mrs. PAUL Holmes gave = party Sat-
urdAy afternoon for . few q Ailene's
and Paul's friends. Games were
played ~ the children and . lunch-
con was served.
Miss Ruth 11amphaush spent Sat
urday night and sunday visiting ct
the Edd milling home.
Misses Edith and Esther Ness spent
sunday visiting Miss Gertrude Ness
at the consolidated cchool.
Mr.. ard Mn. i. M. lAideflAnfl,
Mis- Ethel yialaer = Dlzn1Eek md
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Clear Lake
BY + CHRISTENSEN

Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Smith enter
tanned relatives from Fort Ransom
the first part Of the week. While here
they made a trip to Bismarck on
Tuesday and Wednesday morning
they left foc their home. They made
the trip by car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith left the
first of the week for Regain where
they will make their homo at the
John Carlson farm where Mr.. Smith
will teach school there.
Mrs. Ben Ornc spent Thursday with
her mother. Mrs. r. B. Paslay.
Miss Ordella Erickson was assist
ing Mrs. Carrie Nielsen and Mrs.
Marie O!au5en cook for threShcrS the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Olson motorcd
to Moffit Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ SchOOn and
family spent Saturday at Bismarck.
Miss Esther Hansen, sister Of Mrs.
Ole Ncwland, who has been visiting
and assisting with the work returned
to her home in Kidder county Sum
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Newland and
family accompanied her home.
Miss Chariot Olson has been
spending a few days with her uncle
L. B. Olson and helping to cook for
thrcshcrs.
Mrs. j. E. Sharp and Mrs. Ed. Glib
ION called at the Albert Christensen
home Sunday. Miss Myrtle returned
hcmc with them to spend q few days.
MI. and Mrs. Harold Christensen
and baby spent Sunday with Mrs.
Chrlstensen's mother. Mrs. Marie
Olausen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ornc spent Sum
day at the F. B. Paslay home.
Mr.. and MRS. Henry Olson enter
tanned company from Moffit Sunday.
Clear Lake schools opened Monday
With Miss Evelyn Thomas as teacher
Of school No. / and Miss Lillian Hall
teacher of school No. 3.
Mrs. Albert Christensen and Walter
and Miss Evelyn Thomas called at the
Mrs. Marie Olausen home Monday
evening.
Will Van Vlect of Driscoll called on
hts father f. A. Van Vlcet Tuesday.
Miss Hazel Nelson has been enl-
ployed at the Pete Petersen farm the
past week.
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who spent the week end with his
parents.
MI. and Mrs. Ray Hazlcgrovc and
Wilma Hawkins were in Iuttlc Sat-
urday shopping.
Ed Wagner, Miss Pauline Wolff and
Roberta Palms we're at the show in
Tuttlc Saturday mig at.
Emil Sattlcr was III Arena Friday.
John and vcrnol Goldsmith were in
Tuttlc Saturday night.
Mrs. John Hawkins and sons Lester
and John were shopping in :iu1ds-
field Saturday.
School opened in Tuttle Monday.
Sept. 9th.
Russell Kramer and Luvernc Guild
burg had quite an accident tho other
night. "A steer was crossing tho road
and the boys ran into it.. breaking
both Its legs and smashing up their
car.
Ed Wagner, Miss Pauline Wolff and
Roberta Palms were dinner guests
Sunday at the Elmer Perry homo. A
lovely chicken dinner was served.
MI. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrovc and
MISS VlllIIl0 110WAllIS C0llCu Nv lllC
John Hawkins homo Sunday. Wilma
remained at home to 60 to school and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hazlegrovc went on to
Lake williams where they were dinner
| guests at the home Of MIR. and Mrs.
Ernest Williams.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Gray. Elvin
and Opal Gray called at the Ernest
williams home Sunday III Lake
Williams.
Ed Wagner and Pauline Wolf and
Roberta Palms were supper guests
Sunday at the Hazlegrovc homo.
MI. and Mrs. Herbert SWEET and
family wcr In Ttttle Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Halliday and
| Miss Lena Hawkins were in Tuttlc
Saturday.
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Welch's Spur
ny 4 r. NJ. WEIGH

Mrs. George WEIGH of Bismarck;
called at tho Robert Welch home and
at her farm southeast Of the spur
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wclch ant!
family called at the Ell Dopplcr HON.
Monday.
Elmer Ellsworth. who has been Wis
iting in Iowa and South Dakota. re-
Gently returned to the home Of his
sister. Mrs. Ed Dopplcr. Mrs. Dopplcr
will accompany her brother to his
home in California for the winter
They will motor through. and expect
to take tho western route. stopping a.
several places for brief visits.
School opened at the two Boyd
schools OH Tuesday morning. Mrs.
John Nieland teaches in No. |.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Snyder and Mi.
and Mrs. Robert WEIGH were in Bis
marck Tuesday. Mrs. WEIGH sold some
young chickens.
MIR. and Mrs. John Wclcl, and little
nephew, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dopplcr and
Elmer Ellsworth were Bismarck vis-
itors Wednesday. Lawrence and Leo
Doppler and Clarence and Theodore
Dornan motorcd to Bismarck Tues
day.
George Scarborough called ut the
Ed Doppler and Robert WEIGH homes
Wednesday evening.
Ed Doppler and sons have been
picking seed corn this week. They
have picked quite a quantity, and state
the corn is pretty good.
Ed Dopplcr and son Clarence a,hl
Elmer Ellsworth called at the Scar
borough farm Tuesday to assist Mr..
Scarborough III starting corn binding.
Mrs. Dopplcr visited at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Robert Wclcil.
and all dined at the WEIGH home in
the evening.
Robert WEIGH shot and crippled q
coyote Friday morning. The coyote
was Sneaking up on Mr. Welch's flock
Of turkeys, which had ranged south OF
his buildings. The coyote crawled into
a slough which vas a mas of rushcs
and. although Mr.. WEIGH believes the
coyote to be dead, he was unable to
find it.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. WEIGH. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert WEIGH and Mrs. john
WEIGH were III Bismarck Friday. Mrs.
John WEIGH and Mrs. A. d. WEIGH at
tended the demonstrators meeting Of
the Homemakers club. The Gross
Country Homcmakers club will meet
ON Tuesdays instead Of Thursdays
from 10Y N.
Cepalina Rittel helped Mrs. John
Nieland pick chickens Friday evening.
She returned Saturday morning. and
| MI. and Mrs. Nieland motorcd OH to
| Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Doppler, accom-
panied by Elmer Ellsworth. motorcd
to Bismarck Saturday.
Robert WEIGH and children motorctl
to Menoken Saturday. Mr.. WEIGH re-
ceived his electric motor, which he ex-
poets to use in pumping. his former
engine having blown up.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. WEIGH. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. q. WEIGH. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly
Stmonson and Mrs. George Welc.l
were visitors at the John WEIGH ana
o. p. WEIGH home Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Doppler and son Clarence
and Ralph Snyder called at the Rob-
crt WEIGH home Sunday.
George McMurrich is quite ill.
Mi. and Mrs. Ed Dopplcr and Elmer
Ellsworth called at the Earl Snyder
and George Scarborough homes Sun
day.
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by ELIZABETH KOPPY

Merle Buck was q business caller at
the Porter TIMBER home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hanson and
sons Of necr Linton were picking
grapes along the river in this ON
munity Saturday afternoon.
Henry Knitted and Math Koppy
attended the dance at Tcmvik Friday
evening.
Miss Laura Kye5 is teaching home
economies and Miss Anna Chcsrown
the first grade at Linton this term
Of school. Both Of the young ladies
are Of this vicinity.
Porter TIMBER was q business caller
at the G. H. Buck home Saturday.
Sheriff Andrew Fischer and States
Attorney George Lynn. both of Linz
ton were business callers at the Paul
Mausellund home the latter part Of
the week.
Frank Ycttcr was q business caller
In Linton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Koppy and SON
Steve were shopping IN Temvik Sat-
urday.
Carl Graf Of Linton was out in this
vicinity Sunday.
Porter TIMBER was visiting friends
In Winona Sunday.
Miss Anna, Francis and Russell
Chesrown went to Linton Saturday.
Miss Chcsrown and Russell stayed III
town and Sunday Mrs. Frank ChcS.
rown and her mother, Mrs. Burns,
went to Linton to stay for the winter.
Misses Lydia and Pauline Flegel
ana Bertha Wildermuth of Linton
and John Renskers, the latter Of this
vicinity. called at the Steve Koppy
home Sunday afternoon.
George WeiS Of Cannon Ball was a
business caller at the Godfrey Grel1z
home Sunday. MI. Weis is elevator
man Of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Backhaus
ana MI. and Mrs. John Backhaus
drove to Wilton Sunday, returning
the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Merkcl Of near
TeInvik were picking grapes along the
river here Sunday.
Among those that spent Sunday by
the river 1t the Clayton crossing. from
this vicinity were MI. and Mrs. g. n.
Buck, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Scheir-
meister, Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Buck,
Misses Minnie and Hilda Scheirmeis-
ter. Math. Steve and Frank Koppy
and John Renskers: Of Temvik the
Frank Foell, Will Foel. Walter Moore
Roger Stedman, Sidney Stedman
Dave Calqul1oun families. Miss Carrie
Burkhardt. Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Sted-
man and Harold Billlngsly: Of Linton
Fred Petrie: Of Shields Mr.. and Mrs
| Vernon Styles and family and O.
solcn Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Buck and
family.
Nh. etsys Kcppy and daughter;
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where they visited relatives and
friends a few days returning home
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Carlisle and son
Roger went to Braddock Saturday to
meet the teacher for school No. 2. but
as yet she has not been seen. 50 school
has not yet been opened III School
No. 2.
School opened at School No. l Mon
day morning with Miss Jennie Waists
Of Wing teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Savillc was
visiting friends and inspecting a tur-
key farm across the Long Lake Sum
day.
Some Of u young folks attended a
dance at Moffit Friday evening.
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Ghylin
~ A v

Marion Holgcrso1 spent night
last week with his uncle. Henry Sum
quist. Hugo Sunquist brought him
to school the next day.
Paul Davis took his uncle, Dclbcrt
Davis. to the st. Alcxius hospital
Thursday night. where an eye spc-
cialist removed O wheat beard from
n eye and q ball Of green weed seed
from the other eye.
The wedding bells have been ring
ing again In this township M. Aims
and Randy Kcttleson. This being the
second time lately that the Aims
home has given up ol,c Of their chill
dren III marriage. the other being
Martha. who married Wilbur Noon.
Several from here attended the
dance in Regain Saturday night.
Willie johnson Is staying with his
uncle. Nels ToSsetll. this winter again
and going to school at Ohyln No. 1.
The Jol1nson's children Of Wilton
spent the weekend with their grand
mother, Mrs. Tosseth.
The Talmer girls arc visiting their
mother this last week before return
ing to Minot where lila will enter
high school.
Billy Davis who has spent the
month visiting his grandparents. 4.
w. Davis returned home this week.
The Tosseth brothers thresl1cd for
Arne and Ncls ToSseth, Z. w. Davis
and Benny Benson.
Steve Little moved down to thrcsh
his grain Monday. In Ghylin.
johnny Watkins visited school No.
/, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Davis motorcd
to Bismarck last Wednesday on BUSH
ness and white there Mrs. 1. w. Da-
Wis took her grandson to the st.
Alcx!us hospital to see his mother
WHO is a patient there.
Ecrc Hedstrom made a business trip
to the Davis home Thursday.
Nick Holgerson is cutting his corn.
The frost has hurt tho flax and corn,
alsc the late potatoes.
H. B. Gill cut his buckwhcat last
week.
A. lSrausc ana L. D. Davis were
Wilton callers this week.
sunquist boys thrcshcd for the
Ercstc boys last week.
Station and Owen Davis helped
shock grain Wednesday and Thurs
day for Nick Holgerson.
Mrs. Henry Sunquist visited her
sis.cr-in-iaw. Mrs. Nick Holgcrson,
Thursday afternoon.
The Tcsscths. Bensons ana Davis
exchanged work in thrcshiny.
It is reported there was two deaths
near Wing from d~iphthcria. We hope
it was a mistake but it would be a
good thing if all schools would take
the toxin anti-toxin as q prcventa-
tive.
Paul Davis. Delbert Davis and sons,
Marvin and Lloyd, spent Sunday at
the L. w. Davis home.
Ida Tosscth spent the weekend at
her home. Agnes Tosseth is in Bis
marck going to high school. This Is
her last year of high.
Will Gill was a business caller In
Wilton Wednesday evening.
Lcona SunquiSt spent Saturday
nnd Sunday with her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jonuson.
Wilton, Rcgan. and Wing, shipped
out horses and mules last week.
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Maloncs. Robert PatEners. Willia1
Steinerts, Gerald Jones and q
Wolds and Mike Bosches.
j. r. Jones hauled 4 load OF creaG
and eggs to Regain Monday.
Miss VIVA Oder spent Sunday Z
her home In Steiber. She q teach
Ing In Cromwell township.
Several from around here spe11
Sunday at wildwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Berquist en-
family spent Sunday with friend
near Still. i
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Steele
Ey MRS. r. w. GREsS

The American Legion Auxiliary had
their first meeting since the summer
vacation at the home Of Mrs. Arnc
vinjic Thursday night. Mrs. W. ].
Henry and Mrs. Caroline Marsh, who
e delegates to the convention in
Minot some time ago. gave their re-
Ports at this meeting. Mrs. Art
Yenkin assisted the hostess.
Toilet Tollefson has moved his
family from the Robinson vicinity
into the former Darling residence 20
the children can attend school In
Steele.
Tie Presbyterian Missionary society
met at the church Tuesday for their
monthly meeting.
Mrs. Selness, with Muricl and Mel.
vim. visited at the Pavcy home nca
Fursien lake last week.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Wigton and chill
drcn were shopping In Bismarck Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Altcs and Vida
rnd Nadine Gcisler returned from
their trip into South Dakota Thurs
Cay.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid society
was entertained at the church Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Dodd5 Of Dawson visited at
the home CT Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Miller Thursday afternoon.
Helen Boucher end the Misses
Wynkoop Of Bismarck visited Sunday
at the Boucher home.
Mrs. Henry Locrch and Mrs. Tomp-
kins visited at the Rob. johnson home
near Driscoll Monday.
The w. F. M. 8. was entertained at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G. Altes
Wednesday afternoon. Points for
the years contest were counted at
this meeting and Mrs. B. II. Smiths
side was declared winner. Annual re-
ports were read BY the officers Of
the societies.
Hazel Parkin left Saturday for
Fargo where she entered the Inter-
state Business college.
Prof. and Mrs. David Ballantine
end little daughter returned We'd
nesday from Iowa where they spent
the summer.
Lynn Sherman is at home here for
few weeks vacation.
MI. Wallace. Lora Fogderud. Isabel
Dieruf and George Selness visited 1t
Hannaford Sunday.
School opened in Steele Monday
with an enrolment Of 80 In the high
school.
Or. q. Leroy White Of Bismarck
held the fourth quarterly conference
In the Methodist church Tuesday
night.
Since the September meeting OF the
city council Steele has q curfcw law
and boys and girls under 10 years Of
age are required to b oft the streets
BY 3 O'Clock At night.
Mrs. Chas. Lei5sman visited &C her
home IN Bismarck several days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Altes and Doris.
Mrs. Wamsley and daughters Clara
and Daphre left Monday for Iowa.
Mrs. Walnsley s,ill remain In lows for
an extended visit. Clara will visit
there for . few days and then leave
for Wilulore. KY. where she will enter
Asbury college for her senior year.
The other members Of the party will
return 70 their homes here after .
Ehort visit with relatives.
Henrietta 4ruegcr and her brother
ard Mildred and Eunice whitney
hays rented housekeeping spoGas -
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ny MRS. W. n. BRowNAwELL

Threshing is nearly fihished In this
locality. the weather being ideal for
that work.
A number from here attended the
movie at Braddock Wednesday even-
Ing.
Mrs. Pauline Baxter Of Nandan,
visited her brother, Harry Koenig.
here Sunday.
Mrs. w. n. Brovnawcii accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Br0NnAwell uf
Motif TO 09ket. Montana, lAot w6ek,
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Lots for Sale

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Legal Notices

AUTOMOTIvE ENGINEERING COMPANY
has this day filed in the office Of the Sec
retary of State of the State of Indiana,
the properly signed and attested consents,
statements and papers required by Sec
ton % of an act entitled AN ACT CON-
CONTROL OF CORPORATIONS FOR
PROFIT, approved February %. 1921.
And 1 further certify that such writ
filed as aforesaid, show that said COM
pany and the officers thereof have COM
piled with the provisions of said Section
"a and that sSid corporation is now in
process of dissolution.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have here
unto set my hand and affixed the seal Of
the state of Indiana, at the city OF Inol-
annapolis, this 18th day of July, A. D. 1928
(Signed) F. E. SCHORTEMElER,
Secretary of State.
BY CHARLES E. DARE,
Assistant Deputy.