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ity. Many came in from surround
ing territory, able-bodied men and
women who had grown tired of
working and who began to make in
roads into the business of "deserV-
ing" beggars already here.
The municipal government decid-
ed that was too much, and it be-
gan classifying the beggars as de
serving and undeserving."
The latter class was escorted to
the city limits and bid good-by with
the municipal boot. The former was
welcomed heartily and informed
they would be cared for thoroughly.
It no longer would be necessary
for them to beg, they were told,
since a municipal guardian would be
appointed for each. The guardian
would visit each beggar once a
month and pay for board and lodg-
ing out of funds supplied by the
church community.
The new system was put into ef-
feet Jan. l and police issued an
order prohibiting begging through
out the town.
For more than a month the sys-
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TEN worked to perfection. Then 1t
palled on the active beggars. They
disliked being treated like inmates
Of a home for the aged.
They missed the uncertainty OF
what their rewards would be-a
windfall, or a kick.
They were bored by knowing
where they were going to sleep every
night, and where they were going
to eat.
They decided to call mass meet
ing to air their grievances.
With admirable courtesy, they
sent two crippled delegates to in
form the police of the date and
place of the meeting and the names
of the beggars who desired to ad-
dress it.
But the police refused to grant
them the permit without which nc
public meeting may be held in Hun
gary.
That was the last straw. The
beggars called strike. One and
all, they refused to accept the
church donations.
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BEGCARS GO OUT
ON STRIKE over
TOO GOOD CARE
Monthly Pay System Draws
Ire of Mendicants;
'WaIkout' Broken.

I'm United Press
SZEGED, Hungary, March 22.-
Szeged his broken one of the
most unusual strikes recorded in the
history of southern Hungary-"the
beggar's strike"
A short while ago the Szeged
populace found itself beseiged on
every hand by beggars taking adj
vantage of their excessive generoS-
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from the Yale Nezcs, Jan. Is. 1921
OLD GOLD CIGARETTES WIN
FIRST IN TESTS AT YALE

III Tn the recent cigarette test made
hid at the University, Old Colds were
chosen by the students as the best.
Instead of blindfolding the individ-
, ual as has been done in the past the,
n cigarettes we're masked by black
III labels attached to each cigarette so
III that the name of the brand was COM
cealed. Each label was numbered.
This was judged to be the most sport.
ing way of testing the merits of the
four leading brands. Some 208 Yale
students were supplied with samples
of each cigarette and were asked to
smoke and compare the four dis.
'guised brands without knowing their
identify
II They were merely to choose, by
D number, the one that was the most
#M Appearing 10 LIlC LdSLCs
The News supervised the test on i
p1 January Is at various fraternity '
houses and in the News office.
n When the votes were recorded it
hi was discovered that OLD GOLD
Cigarette No. 3 had won. It rec
ceived more votes than any other
brand. Old Gold was given 63 first
choices, which was II per cent ahead
of Cigarette No. 2, "a per cent ahead
of Cigarette No. |, and So per cent
! ahead of Cigarette No. 4.
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children OF Lemincn, S. OAK. wer,
visiting friends In town one day thi,
past week.
John Kosick of Frcda has receivet
some new trucks and expects to move
the schoolhouse which Mr.. Hettings
purchased, to his farm, west OF town
James Carlson OF Freda was shop.
ping In town Wednesday.
John Feltos Of Brisbane was trans.
acting business in town Wednesday.
P. A. Basecn of Bismarck, insur-
ance agent, vas adjusting the fire
claim at the Paul Dempsey farm Fri
day.
Westrum brothers returned Satur.
dav from a business trip to Volga,
S. Oak.
Nearly every n attended playday
wcicl, vas given at Carson this year.
Several Of the children Of Raleigh
school took part in the athletic stunts
and the intermediate class under the
direction Of Miss Litvinenko gave the
"I,arce Of the Roses"
Miss Viola Peterson. Who has
spent several weeks at Flasher, re.
turned home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Roche has as
their Sunday guests Mr.. and Mrs. c.
F. Kelsch and baby Of Mandan.
John Schoen:ng Of Carson visited
at the August Nelson home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Daily and
Children we're trying out their new
a Sunday and visiting friends in
Raleigh.
Mrs. P. Nydigger and Mrs. Shoenes
OF Shields and Mrs. E. Belden Of Raj
eigh spent Sunday afternoon and eve
ming guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Dempsey.
There was q large and %appreciative
congregation in attendance at the
p. Presbyterian church Sunday when
Rev. Corbit delivered his Mothers
dsy" sermon Mrs. W. p. Stayner,
Sunday school superintendent. had a
very appropriate service in Sunday
school also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Christensen
were hosts Sunday when they had as
there dinner guests. Mr.. Lloyd Faubel
and two children Of Leith. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leander Fauhel and children of
S. OAK. Mrs. H. Faubel and
son Billy Of Leith and MI. and Mrs.
L. Jepsen and children. and Harold
Faubel Of Bismarck. They also en-
ttrtained in the afternoon and eve
ming Mr.. and Mrs. c. Christensen.
Carl Christensen and children and
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Christensen Of
Carson.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
plans a children's day program which
will be under the direction OF Mrs.
B. Dorward.
Dorothy Christensen returned to
the home Of her aunt and uncle. Mr..
and Mrs. r. Christensen. Sunday
spending several days with |
home folks near Carson.
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BY MRS. OWEN MCINTYRE

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Nc.t. daughter
Helen and son herbert, we're trans
acting business IN the capital city
Tuesday.
Mrs. Arthur Tees and Mrs. r. c.
Halve- went 10 Arthur Saturday 10
be home for Mothers day. They re.
turned Monday evening.
Miss Lena Kraft assisted Mrs. o.
Mcintyre with ONE house-clcanlng
Tuesday.
Miss Pauline kraf. is working at
the Elmer Drum home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wolf j.. and
sons Henry and Julius, also Joe Pllel.
were guests Sunday al Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Rachcl's.
Mrs. Bert Glany.llc and sons Dean
and Harold were shopping IN Wing
Tuesday.
Mrs. Owen Mcintyre entertained
the Homemake.s' club FRIDAY after.
noon. AL but two members answered
roll call, The next meeting Viii be
az Mrs. J. J. Scallon's.
Miss Ott.lia Bgose and brother Otto
and Bill called a. the Andrew krat,
home Wednesday evening.
Jake and Miss Lena Eusz. Iheo.
do.e Eoscnau. M. and Mrs. jim
Scr.ba- and IONS and Henry Holwag-
ner Of Bismarck were guests OF MIR.
and Mrs. Alex Netf Sunday.
Bernard SWEET OF futile called al
si%cIntyres Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Ceilner and FAM
~. Mr.. and Mrs. john Wu.zke and
family we're guests Sunday at the
Jake Wutzke home. east o: Iuttie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Car, Wolf and John
ME and Alfred L!eb motored to the
Jake Berg home south Of McClusky
Sunday. Other guests at the Berg
home we're Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Zerr
and family o: futile and Mr.. and
Ms. Carl Berg Of McClusky.
Miss Lillian Hall is boarding at the
Alex Netf home for the balance OF
the school term.
Harry Clfe-s was a business caller
n Arena Tuesday evening.
Ben klagenburg went TO Arena
Saturday TO have some blacksmith
work done.
William, Christ and Edward Rath.
Jake, Jr.. and Henry Wagner OF futile
were visiting al Chris. Volts, Jr.,
Sunday.
Charlie Edwards, the Wing oil man.
vas delivering oil in Phoenix and
Haziegrove townships this week.
Miss Lillian Halls father and s.ste.
IN after her 20 spend the weekend
al her home IL Sterling.
George Mcintyre and Ed K-:ne
were n Tuttie Saturday evening.
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Mandigo to Howard BaIk took plac,
at the home OF the brides sister, Mrs
p. v. kurtz. Of Hazelton. Sunday al
noon. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Mcdonald OF Hazelton. Just
the immediate friends and relatives
OF the bride and groom we're present.
The couple left for a short visit with
relatives at Guthrie. MINI.
Several Of the high school pupils
are absent from school on account of
having the pink eye.
Agon Fcltheim brought home a new
car from Bismarck Saturday for his
sister. Mrs. J. p. Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Sempel. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. r. Bauer. Mr.. E. johnson.
Lowell Barton. Will Ryan and v.
Martini attended a show at Bismarck
Thursday evening.
Mrs. J.. G.. De France and Mrs. Jas.
Murphy were Bismarck shoppers
Tuesday.
Tom Kinney accompanied a car
load Of stock to the cities Saturday
morning.
School election will be held at the
fire hall Tuesday. June 4th. at which
time one director will be elected.
The Woodman Circle held its reg
ular meeting Thursday evening. Two
new applicants were balloted On and
acccpsed-Mrs. w. Bohlin and Miss
Olga served a delicious lunch.
Tie new telephone company has
moved its office to the Larabee build
ing adjoining the Stem hall. There
will 20 be c4-hour service as we'll as
all day Sunday. which vii, be much
The community club sale which was
pus on Saturday afternoon was not
very well attended. but all the articles
listed for sale were disposed Of at a
sa;. price.
Miss Myrtle Feitleim spen. the
at her home here.
Miss Narcissus Mandigo is visiting
at the home Of her brother. w. ".
Mandigo. and family.
A. j. Piers. Wallen. c. T. Barton
and E. F. Savage also Mesdames Al
len. Barton. Long and Savage drove
% Linton Tuesday evening 20 attend
a surprise party given in honor OF J.
Stewart on his 10th birthday. Mr..
Stewart was presented With a nice
reading lamp and fountain pen.
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Hildebrandt's old friends came to bio
them goodbye and good luck on their
journey.
Saturday afternoon -1r. erd Mrs
Ole Lillefjeld and FRS. Merton
Demcray who will be remembered
rs Ann Lillefjcld) motored to Bis
rnarck, where they visited relatives
and went to the show in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Lillefjeld and son
Gerald stayed with Mrs. Elsberg.
MI. and Mrs. Herman Hildebrandt
and son stopped at the Ole Lillefjeld
home Wednesday to bid Mrs. Elsberg
and Mi. and Mrs. Lillefjeld s .d-bye.
Elmer Schoolcraft of neat Baldwin
was IN this vicinity Thursday.
Lester Brown motored to Wilton
Sunday night.
Rudolph Hagen was a caller at will
ton Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Erickson at.
tended the dance at Walter Johnson,s
Saturday evening and visited Sunday
at the Andrew Nelson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Washington Of
Bismarck spent Sunday at the VIM.
Brown home. Walter Washington re-
turned to Bismarck with them, as he
is on his way to Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown. Mi. and
Mrs. Joe Brown and baby. and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Brown attended serv-
ices at the Grand theatre Sunday eve
ming.
Ole Lillcfjeld was a Wilton caller
Monday.
Lester Brown and Orbra Hannafield
attended church Sunday evening.
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Hampton
By KOPPY

Francis Chesroun. Nike Biliiuesiy,
Pete Smith and Math Koppy were
among those that called a. Temyik
Saturday evening.
Quite a number Of people from
Linton were OUT. here by the river
Sunday enjoying the day.
Nj. and Mrs. Henry A. Ohlhauser
announce the birth o. a son At the
H'oiverton hospital.
Leo Bauer and John Rebeni.sch Of
Fort Rice were Sunday visitors a. the
Steve Koppy home.
Edwin, Theodore and William
Rensselaer, called at the Porter timber
home Sunday. also Adam Reidiinger.
Miss Lydia Rensselaer, spent several
DAYS visiting with her brothers Emil
and Rinehoid and their families near
Hazeiton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godtrev Grern and
family and Capt. J. Larson we're Sun
cay evening callers a. the Steve
koppy home.
Ferman Busby ven. to Linton
Tuesday after tractor repairs.
Simon J. Kirk. Indian agent. and
Antonio Tvo-Shields. Indian police.
OF Cannon Ball. got seed corn from
this side Wednesday.
Fred Cox Of Livona passed through
here Tuesday On his wey across the
river.
Porter TIMBER motored to Linton
Wednesday.
Joe J. Fettig Of Linton delivered gas
in this community Thursday.
D.. B. G. Denhoim was shopping a.
Temv!k Friday.
A number Of young folks attended
the dance at Hazelton Friday.
John Backhaus and daughter Lila
were callers at the Steve Koppy home
Friday forenoon.
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Regain
By BURDELLA B. HELCESON

4. large crowd attended the meet.
ing Of the Congregational Ladies
Aid which was held at the home OF
Mrs. j. Danielson Wednesday after.
noon. Mrs. a. H. Lundberg as.
sisted the hostess.
The All Club met at the home Of
the instructor. Mrs. L. Hopkins, q
week ago Saturday.
Miss Helen Rue. Regain teacher
is making plans for the commence
ment exercises which are to be held
in the Pentecostal church on the eve
ming Of May 30th.
Mrs. A. H. Helgeson and Mrs. L,
Hopkins called on Mrs. H. Watkins
Thursday evening and made plans
for the Memorial day program
which will be held in the Pentecostal
church on the afternoon of May 30th.
The Rev. Oster will assist with the
services and will have charge Of the
music on the program. The Legion
boys will have a parade to the GENE
terry and assist with the exercises
there as we'll as at the hall. The
program will begin at , o'clock y.
m. and the public is invited to at
tend.
The Legion boys held a special
meeting in the cabin on Saturday
evening to make plans for Memorial
day and for future entertainments.
They plan to give a dance Friday
evening.
The Regain junior ball team played
a return game with Garfield Juniors
at the Garfield school on Thursday
afternoon. The score was 4 to II
in favor Of Garfield.
The Regain school children accom-
panied by parents and teachers at
tended the county playday exer-
cises which yer held in Bismarck
Saturday afternoon.
The Rev. Oster is moving into the
parsonage and intends to make his
home there.
A. H. Lundberg transacted bust.
ness in Bismarck last week.
Richard Rhines. who attends high
school in Bismarck, spent several
days at his parental home here.
j. O. Lem Of Wing transacted
business here last week.
Henry Jacobson of the Boynton
Land company was a business caller
here this week
Ed. Nygaard of Arena was a bust
ness caller here this week.
II. E. Helgeson Of Arena visited
with his brother, A. H. Helgeson,
Monday evening.
Miss Frieda uhde visited with
friends in town on Saturday evening.
Mrs. A. L. Garnes was a caller in
Bismarck last week.
Mrs. H. Watkins and Mrs. j. Lit
tie we're business callers in Wilton
on Thursday.
Mrs. J. Keifer of Wilton and Mrs.
A. Il. Lundberg were callers at the
J. Nicholson home last week.
Mrs. c. l.. Malone has received
the poppies for the Auxiliary unit
and will give them out at the meet.
ing Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. B. +. Rierson and son NV
ron spent the weekend at their
home here in Regain.
a. H. Helgeson transacted bust.
ness in Bismarck last week.
Mrs. F. L. Hedrickson and dauph.
ter Lila motored to Bismarck Tues
day of this week.
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the James Koon home Sunday after
noon.
NJ. L. Lewis was a Sterling caller
Monday.
Carl Olson visited at the John
Benz home Monday.
Emil Lang spent Sunday afternoon
with Hugh Jessen.
Misses Elnora and Alnona Hurr
were town callers Tuesday.
Mrs. Herman Nieman called at the
| John Benz home Friday evening.
Howard Brownawell of Moffit
called at the John Benz home Friday.
MI. and Mrs. Presley Gosney and
Edna called at the Henry lessen
home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ed Olson, MIR. and Mrs. w.
Carol and daughter Lois also Eddie
Olson visited at the John Benz home
Sunday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Ben koon and son
Eldon Of Bismarck called at the
Gosney home Sunday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. John Benz were
Sterling callers Thursday.
Harlow Henderson, was in town
Monday.
The Union Aid are giving a car.
nival in the Sterling hall Friday
night. May "a.
Charley Gosncy called at Wilbert
Rooms home Sunday.
H. B.. Wagner has been repairing
the foundation on the Gaskill home.
MI. and Mrs. Wilbert Koon and
children spent Thursday in Bis
marck.
Mrs. Herman Nieman and Mrs.
John Benz and children attended
playday In Bismarck Saturday.
The Swindling family motored to
Bismarck Saturday.
The lessen family attended play
day in Bismarck Saturday.
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Hazlegrove
By MRS. RAY H~AZLEGROyE

Melvin Webster called at Emil
Sattlers Monday.
Mrs. Emil Sattler called at the Ha.
zelgrove home Monday afternoon for
the mail.
Ray Hazlegrove was out looking up
horses Tuesday.
Harry Ulfers called at Emil Sat.
tiers Monday evening.
Sunday last Mr. and Mrs. Ed Och
uner and Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Sattler
and daughter were supper guests at
the Ochuner. ST.. home.
Elmer Perry has quite a bit of
breaking done on the Patterson land,
Bill Gellner and Ed Pond we're in
Arena Wednesday and also Mi. and
Mrs. Otto Rachel.
vinton P. Heaton was in Arena
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazlcsrove were
shoppers in Arena Wednesday.
Harry Ulfers was in Arena Tuesday
night.
Christ Wolff. Jr., was in Arena
Wednesday.
E. B. santer called at Hazlesrove's
Wednesday.
Art Ochuner was in Arena Wednes-
day.
Miss Opal A. Gray finished q sue
cessful term of school in Phoenix
township school No. /. Wednesday.
Wednesday afternoon the children
had lots of fun toasting marshmal-
lows.
Ed People is building q barn and
digging rock on the land north of the
Griffith farm.
Quite a little fencing is being done
this spring north Of Arena.
Mrs. Otto Rachel called on Mrs
Williamson while In town Wednes.
day.
Ray Hazlegrove called at Harry
Ulfer's Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Gray and Miss
Opal Gray were callers at Halle.
groves Thursday.
Johnny sattler was assessing
Thursday.
The Sattlers are digging rock on
the section south Of Harry Ulfer's
pasture.
Ray Hazlegrove was sowing oats
Thursday.
Bernard SWEET called at Halle.
groves and Emil Sattler's Thursday.
Harry Ulfers is breaking some land
over near Bruce Virgins. He started
Friday.
Elmer Perry was in futile satur.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Dunken and
family were guests Saturday after.
noon at the Ed Pond and Elmer
Drumm homes.
Charlie sattler was in town Friday
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Sattler and
daughter Jean we're visitors Wednes-
day at the Jacob 6attlcr home.
Bernard SWEET called at Emil Sat-
tiers Friday.
Miss Sylvia Stewart spent the
weekend with her parents north of
futile. She Is teaching near Wilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Haas and
daughter Elone were in town satur-
day night shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove called
Sunday at the Emil sattler home.
Wesley Nathan ana Irwin sattler
were guests Sunday At the Emil Sat-
tier home.
Ed Wagner called Sunday at the
Christ Wolff home.
J. z. Davis and Alien Heuricks OF
Goodrich called ct Emil sattler's one
day last week on business.
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futile
BY LUCILLE WEIDEL

Mrs. Ed. Lybeck and small sor
departed Friday for their home in
Minot after spending a few weeks
with relatives here.
Rev. Fred Trautner is moving into
the Leno house this week. Mrs. Boil
linger. who has occupied the house,
is moving to jamestown.
Art Baden and Willie Burton
were here from Glen Ullin, where
they have been doing contract work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Novy and FAM
lily, who are now residing in Petit
bone. were Sunday guests at the
Elliott home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Volt and chill
dren were jamestown visitors at
Mrs. A. E. Volts mother, Mrs. John
Hanen. for Mothers Day"
John Preszler Of Steel and Chris
tina and Bertha Preszler Of Bis
marck were visitors at their home
over the weekend.
The little o of Fred Allen, local
druggist, had a very painful accident
q few days ago when playing around
the a at his home. His fingers
were very badly smashed in the door
that was shut on his fingers by his
younger brother.
"Grandpa" Hogan arrived Sunday
evening after spending the winter
with relatives in Montana. He will
make his home with his daughter,
Mrs. j. Hanen, and family.
MI. and Mrs. C.. H. Pieschel and
little daughter were Sunday guests
at the home of G.. Elliott and family.
Earl Fairchild has purchased a
new truck that he will use in his
new business in the Tuttle Transfer
company.
Jack Canady has completed his
work redecorating the lobby of the
hotel. He has made q marked i'm
provement in its appearance.
Mrs. Waxman and daughter Sue
arrived here from California a few
days ago and spent Sunday visiting
at the Max Miller home. MI. Wax
man was formerly located at Nc
Clusky and is we'll known in this
vicinity.
pete" Womsbeck arrived here on
tuesday, evening from Arlington, S.
OAK. where he had spent the winter
months.
John Hanen is having his livery
barn treated with a new coat Of
paint, which will make an improve
nent in its looks.
Mrs. A. w. Lux was q caller in
Robinson one day last week.
Miss Dorman is reported as being
slightly improved from her recent
illness.
The first baseball game of the
season was played with Robinson
Sunday, Robinson winning 5 to 2.
The boys have had little practice or
none, but intend to build up q fine
baseball nine.
Band practice will be held on Mon
day this week instead of on Tuesday,
on account Of the county play day
being on Tuesday.
Mrs. Moffit completed her term
Of school Friday and left for her
home at Menoken.
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ing at the home of her sons, Bill ans
Lawrence maitland.
Mrs. Art Fricke got her mother. Mrs
Oscar Lenderholm. Saturday. to visit
with her for several days.
Those who transacted business In
Bismarck Saturday from this vicinity
were Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lundquist
Mr.. and Mrs. Glib Cederstrom. Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Fischer and family. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Merkel.
Miss Lillian Neuman and pupils Of
the West Sibley school attended the
county playday held in Bismarck Sat-
u-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill maitland and sou
David and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
maitland and son Donald went to
Wing to visit relatives Sunday.
Miss Anna Grenz OF Drlscoll spent
Sunday With Miss Lillian Neuman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art F'ricke are the
proud parents Of a baby daughter,
born at their home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Gahel O. Gibbs
township were dinner guests at the
Henry Miller home Sunday.
Oo'lu oeiS "eLAt " oASuldICk
to visit his wife and baby daughter.
who are III a hospital there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lundquist. Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Arnold and family.
ard Mrs. John Olson were visitors a.
the Floyd Owens home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lundquist had
as guests Friday some OF Mr.. Lund-
GUSTS relatives from Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McClusky OF
Mckenzie delivered gas out in this
vicinity Sunday.
Martin Tcoker and daughters Even
lett. Violet and Gladys attended the
barn dance at Cvum's Saturday night.
August Eespey is employed on the
Bill Midland farm again.