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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-28

Quite few from this vicinity at
tended the livestock auction sale 1t
the L. e. Heaton ranch Wednesday.
Ed Freshour accompanied by Frank
Kershaw went to Sterling Wednes-
day afternoon.
Carl Eyer accompanied by Robert
Clarke motored to Bismarck Wednes-
day.
Mrs Ed Holton was Sterling call
er Wednesday.
Kenneth johnson had the mis-
fortune to get stuck with his load Of
grain Wednesday as he was on his
way to Sterling. but he managed to
get quite q few men to push his
truck out Of the mud.
Seamon Gibson was In Sterling
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Smith were
Sterling callers Friday.
Marvin Magnus visited at the
Henry Stiles home Thursday.
Frank Kcrshaw Is assisting Ken
meth johnson IN hauling grain to
Sterling.
Martin Magnus was Sterling
caller friday AFTERNOON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elder Elness were
Sterling callers Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. William Heoft and
Eddie Olson were In Sterling We'd
nesday.
George Harding and Lou Eli were
callers at the Jennie Clarke home
Saturday.
Jennie Clarke and Violet were In
Sterling Wednesday.
Henry Stile accompanied by Cary
johnson went to Sterling Saturday.
Robert Clarke returned home from
Bismarck Saturday.
William Heoft purchased q new
tractor this week.
Mrs. William Heoft and children
accompanied by Miss Mandigo went
to Sterling Saturday.
Martin Magnus was in Sterling
Saturday.
william Stiles and family went to
Sterling Saturday.
Ed Olson, who has been visiting at
the William Heoft home, returned to
his home at Motif Saturday.
William Hcoft was 4 Sterling call
er Saturday.
Miss Violet Clarke visited ut the
Cary Johnson home Sunday morn.
ing.
Lawrence Mork called at the
Henry Stiles home Sunday.
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Alta
~ KARL sCHArz

Rev. +. Broecklc Of Turtle Lake will
conduct services ct the Alta church
Sunday, April Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil johnson visited
ct the Jones home Sunday afternoon.
The township meeting was held ct
school No. 3 last week, Tuesday. Mil.
lard Coombs was elected assessor OF
this township.
A large crowd Of young folks was
entertained at the Bracket home
Saturday evening.
Wired Bracket and family visited at
the John Anderson home Sunday.
Esther 6chatz was an overnight
guest at the H. Schatz home Satur-
day.
= Kenneth Brown spent Tuesday
with LauritS Adams.
Dave Dixon hauled out some lumber
from Resan last week to build q ga
rage.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. stroh motorcd to
McClusky Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burquist spent
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Adams,
Myrl Brown spent Sunday at the
home Of her uncle. Pete Peterson.
Sarah, Pauline and Gus echatx
drove to Bismarck Saturday and re.
turned Sunday evening.
Laurits Adams and Albert Anderson
have taken job Of digging rocks on
the A. Garnes land near Regain.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. Bracket visited ut
the Ted Amundson home near Re-
gan Monday afternoon.
r. and Mrs. Jake Hockhalter
slAht Sunday evening at the VIM.
Stiencrt home.
Richard Adams spent Monday
afternoon In Rcgan.
Charlie Larson visited at the Brack.
EFT home Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Hockhalter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake 6troh Jr. were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. stroh sum
day evening.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Bender Jr. Wis.
lied at the F. Bender Sr. home sum
day afternoon.
Walter and Jack Coombs were In
McClusky Thursday.
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NEWS Of OUR NElCHBORS
Brooks health they were forced to

Brooks health they were forced "a
change their location.
A show was presented 1t the hall
Friday evening. The title was THE
Cyclone Horseman." and II was en-
joyed very much BY all.
The Epworth league held Z meet
ing At the church Sunday evening. A
ir-sised crowd was present.
Miss Edith Ltndahl spent several
days visiting with Miss Mabel Olson
Murray House Is employed at the
kenneth Lane home east Of town.
Mrs. Tim Sullivan visited with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. n. White
aker, Sunday.
Kenneth Lane was I business caller
IN Driscoll Wednesday.
Tuesday township election was held
At which time the following officers
were elected: Road bces, Melvin Thor.
sen; justice Of the peace, Fred Hin
sey; clerk, August Doehle; and one
supervisor. /. p. DAtley.
A number from this vicinity at
tended the sale ut the Heaton farm
near mckenzie Wednesday. The ar
ticles all sold fairly we'll.
Kenneth Lane and Murray House
went up to Mckenzie Thurniay to ret
the articles which Mr.. Lane bousht
at the Heaton sale.
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Frances
BY MILDRED E. DlETzMAN

Many people from this community
attended the st. Patrick's dance a
Menoken Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Owens and Mr.
Joe Fischer we're business callers In
Bismarck Tuesday.
The regular township election held
in Frances schoolhousc No. Tues
day was well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Fischer and
SON Gordon were visitors at the Joe
Fischer home Tuesday evening.
Glib Cederstrom was q caller at
the Lawrence Madland home Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dietzman de-
livered some turkeys to Mandan
Wednesday.
Some Of the farmers from this VI
cinity attended the stock sale ct the
Heaton ranch south Of Mckenzie
Wednesday.
Carl Muth was a caller at the Wal
ter Dietzman home Wednesday.
Tebbo Harms and Henry Miller
attended the Rotary club banquet
held at the Grand Pacific hotel In
Bismarck Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Tooker and
John A. Olson were business callers
In Bismarck Wednesday.
William Kershaw hauled q load
of coal for Frances school No. Tues
day.
William Kershaw pulled Bill Mad
lands car to Bismarck to be over
hauled Friday.
Selmer Ownes and Carl Muth were
business callers In Bismarck Monday.
Edna johnson spent the weekend
at her home near Regain.
Those who helped Lawrence Mad
land haul sheep from Hazelton Sat
urday are as follows: william Kerr
shaw, Selmer Ownes and Lee Ham
bin.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kcrsllaw en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
maitland and SON Donald, and Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Madland and son David
to a dinner Sunday.
Those who were visitors at the
Walter Dietzman home Sunday are
as follows: Mrs. Lillian Mencfee,
Miss Julia LaBrach, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gomdett and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cedric Craig are now
living on the farm formerly rented
by Bill Madland.
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Wild Rose
By MRS. W. H. BRowNAwELL

It seems as though tho wild ducks,
geese, meadow larks and flickertails
knew when the sun crossed the
equator, As they all appeared at that
time.
Jake and Mike made q business
trip to Haselton one day last week.
Homer Brownawell motorcd to
Bismarck Saturday and returned Will,
his sister Helen to spend the week
with the home folks.
Q. B. Swanson attended the auc.
ton sale at Mckenzie Wednesday.
Miss Ella Funston. teacher OF school
No. !, spent the week lend with rela-
ttves at Menoken.
Donald Snyder Of the Moifit Motor
Co. made = short call here Friday.
Miss Lily Stirling. who teaches At
Dana, visited friends here over the
Weekend.
Misses Lillian and Ellen Peterson.
students Of the Braddock high school.
spent the weekend at the home Of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. L. Pc
terson.
A number Of our young folks at
tended the basket social and dance
given BY the w. @. w. 1t Moffit Sat-
urday evening.
Miss Mary Metcalf, who teaches
school No. 2, and pupils enjoyed q
short vacation election day.
Ernest Saville. who has been ser.
iously Ill with pneumonia. is improv-
Ing as rapidly as can be expected.
Mr.. Salter and Neil Funston Of
Menoken made short call here Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Obert Selhus and
baby have moved to Braddock recent
~, where Mr.. Selhus is employed by
the 500 Line.
Fred Saville accompanied by his
mother. Mrs. Ernest 6aville, and sis
ter, Miss Ada, ana brother, Ray, mo-
tored to Bismarck and back eatur-
day.
Jake and Mike were busy last week
hauling grain to Moffit by truck.
Only a few OF the voters attended
the election at school No. 2 Tuesday.
The following officers were elected:
Everett Porter. assessor: O. b. Swan.
son, supervisor. succeeding himself.
Some of the young folks attended
the dance at Sterling Friday evening
and enjoyed the usual good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Salter and
Neil Funston and his mother, Mrs.
Funston. accompanied Miss Ella
Funston down from Menoken Sunday
afternoon.
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Tuttle
BY LUCILLE WEIDEL

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wayne and
daughter Rita OF Robinson were bust.
ness callers in futile Saturday at
which time Mr.. Wayne purchased {
truck from John Hanen.
The balloon dance given at the
opera house Friday evening was at
tended BY lErge crowd. The mutic
furnished BY six Of our local young
sterS, Yves excellent.
Mrs. Pete Huchingson has rented
the Weiss Bakery building and viii
move into 1t this week.
Mrs Anna Kennedy has been help.
ine at the Geo. Whitehead home the
past week.
Geo. Elliott was pleasantly sur
pyised at his home "wednesday eve
ming In homer Of his birthday anni-
versary. Cards were enjoyed and Z
bounteous lunch was served at mid
night.
denevicve LUX. Wanda Pahl and
Chet Huchtson, Emmett Elliugson
and Rudy Melkoff mctored 70 Arena
Sunday whore they visited the LAM
bert and Pehl homes.
The silver ahower danes eiven BY
Jackie Sherman and hse four Jacks,
Tueeday night was attended ~ 4
large crowd.
Fred Allen. Geo. 1aus1iald. Jake
Krementsky and George Whjtford
attended the Masonic meeting and
Initiation at Steele Monday evening.
Rev. Knuth, pastor u the German
Eva nHnlfNn1 Nhssnnaa -. $500 s.f--.
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passengers to Bi.inarck. They will
spend few days there.
5. W. Ncmcsz was Regain caller
Thursday.
Norman L,ttlc was Al overnight
guest at the J. r. Little home Thurs-
day.
Much credit is to be given the
Garfield high school girls for the play
whlchth cy presented In the WinR
man Saturday evening. March a, en-
titled Little Clodhoppcr," q comedy
IN three acts. The characterc ast
follows:
Scptimus Grccn-Bill Jordall.
Ocey-Jakc Longacre.
George ChiSgcrson-Mike Daycn
port.
Mrs. Chiggcrson Eosss-Lucille
johnson.
Miss Julietta Bcan-Charlotte vii.
mot.
Chairman Carter--Violet Olson.
Judy-Marie schillins.
The hall was crowded with people.
The sum Of $4l.O0 was realised.
Elizabeth Jorgenson was an over.
nignt guest at the Harry Davenport
home Friday.
Ed Rasche and Lawrence Bailey
hauled grain TO Regain Friday.
MI. and Mrs. G. Wilkinson visited
At the q. O. Lindsey home Saturday
evening.
MI. and Mira. Oscar Walworth and
family were Regain callers Saturday.
Andrew Olson called 1t the raw
Mccullough home Tuesday.
Algot Ryberg called q the Oscar
Walworth home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Olson enter.
tanned Is their guests Wednesday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lander-
holm. ''~~'
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Watkins and
family motored to Regan SATURDAY.
Elnar Strand is employed on the
knudtson farm for 4 few DAYS.
Ernie Gordon called 1t the Al,ot
Rubery home Thursday.
Ray Mccullough called at the Car,
hers nome Friday evening.
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tbridSe horne Sunday owing 10 the III,
ness Of I. w. Asbridge.
4 Little Marion Corhit had the mis-,
fortune to run q needle Ia her fool
Saturday. As the needle broke. wher
trying to remove It. 1t was necessary
to take her to Elgin to have It 70,
moved.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Westling Of
Scranton. N. D.. arrived Monday fol
. short visit with their parents, Mr.
land Mrs. ]. w. Westling ana Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Emch.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Klamath were
guests at the d. e. Jones home Sum
day.
The Mission circle held very in.
teresting session 1t the home Of Mrs.
Lon Omdahl Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Tom Anderson gave very good paper
on the fifth chapter OF the book,
Friends in Africa" which the circle
ha, been studying this year.
Viola Westling, MIR. and Mrs. Roy
Westlirg and Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy
Springer were dinner guests 1t the
NJ G. Finch home Friday evening.
Mr.. ana Mrs. r. w. Lether enter.
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. John Wills 8un-
day evening.
The Presbyterian ladies aid met
with Mrs. Q. Finch Thursday after
noon with 4 very good attendance,
Arrangements were made for q dinner
to be given at the church basement
Thursday. April 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mellon and family
were guests 1t the Saunders home
Sunday.
E. J. LAWYER was in Elein where he
Is band instructor. The band Is pre-
pairing tor concert to be given In the
near future.
The Lcith Independent basketball
quint after . very successful season,
closed the year by having their pic
lures taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Finch entertained
at dinner Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Westling and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Meidinger. Mr.. and Mrs. TOM
my Springer. Miss Ruth Omdahl ana
Vaughn Omdahl.
Chas. En,ch and County Commits
sioner Fischer were passengers on the
Milwaukee Monday morning, bound
for Aberdeen.
Geo. Gcbhardt, r. o. Finch and
Mrs. Clark Mossman drove to Elgin
Sunday morning. Mrs. r.. o. Emch
and little daughter, Berta Lou, re-
turned with them.
John Will was a Bismarck visitor
Thursday.
Albert Moen, E. Anhorn and Lou
Omdahl drove to Brisbane Saturday.
Albert Moen returned with q new car.
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VIM. Nyland left for McLaugtlir
saturday. where he has employment
for the coming year.
The list Of entertainments in thu
Presbyterian Ladies Aid for the com.
ing year, IL - follows, and should be
kept for future reference: March 81
Mrs. O. Emch: April 3, dinner at thu
church: April II, Mrs. Anhorn: Ma,
!, Mrs. Geo. Ktmball: May Is, Mrs
H. Taubel; May -, Mrs. G. w. Brown;
June 5. Mrs. VIM. Kamroth; June 10
Mrs. D. E. Jones: July 3. open: July
II. Mrs. A. w. Kimhall: July 81, Mrs
]. H. Emch: Aug. II, Mrs. Chas. Davi.
son; Aug. 20, Mrs. H. w. Gibson;
Sept. IL. Mrs. Tom Anderson: Sept
IS, Mrs. Dwight Klamath; Oct. 2
Mrs. Emmett Clark; Oct. 'l0, Mrs
Clark Mossman; Oct. 80. Mrs. Corbet:
Nov. o, Mrs. N. G. Emch and Mrs
HUI; Nov. 20, Mrs. Aug. johnson
Dec. 4. Mrs. r. o. Emch: Dec. 8, open;
Jan. Is. open; Jan. 20, Mrs. r. W.
Lether: Feb. Is. Mrs. E. r. Saunders
FEB. n, Mrs. LAWYER; March Is, open
MRS, y. Anhorn was a business Wis
itoF In Elgtn Wednesday.
Miss Helen Vessel, who is attend
Ing school In Dickinson, Is home for
the Easter vacation.
Misses Ella eandie and Alma Hoov-
er and eeSen Hsvge and John Steven
son we're guests at the Don Stevenson
home Thursday evening.
The following village officers were
electe9 Tuesday: Albert Lab, alder
man: len Lethsr. clerk; r. Wrucke.
treasurer: Tom Anderson, marshal.
ana Geo. G6bhardt. assessor.
Gus Hafner, north OF town. had
the misfortune Of losing two valuable
horses Thursday night when they rot
out IN the night and filled up on
wheat that had been left in 4 wagon.
The d0clarnatory contest Of this
county viii be held In Leith Friday
evening. April 5.
The following interesting program
waS given at the p. r. A. Monday
evening: Community singing. Mrs.
Keith Finch, leader: roll cali, what
Foreign Country I Want Most to SEE:
sons, girls glee club; piano duet.
Mlnuet Ia q. Mary Louiao and Re-
beoca 0crbet; slides. The Panama Ca
nal. lecture read BY rrpl. Lonn. A
social hour WAS spent after the uro.
cram and light re9reehm4nts served.
A. II. Wyu1an LETT Tor Wllmot. =.
D.. Tuesday. Mira oeoree Jones =
looking after the atore ana Hasel
ohalgren y attending 70 the central
office during his absence.
n q. Finch and Min Nellie Emch
wsre Visiting With lkrs. h. o. Finch
ana dAughtet ct the Elgin hospital
1hursdAy evening.
Miss D6rothy root vas 1 Leith Vi.
ftor Saturday.
Mfa VIM. Precise returned from an
extended visit In South Dakota,
1hnrsday..
Thos. Springer, Waugh omdahl.
Claude Katnrath and Russell Erncf
autocd = Deulah Friday. returning
Saturday.
u. Lnrensen vas called to the A.
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Arena


Mr.. and Mrs. Art Payseno and
family Of Mandan came Tuesday t.
visit at the Jerald Payseno home.
Mrs. Albert Little spent the week.
and ct her home In Wing.
Walter Stark has been rounding ur
J. =. Davis horses the past week
Some Of them he found south and
east Of Wing.
Township election held Tuesday 70.
elected Harry Ulfers supervisor and
Bert Granville road boss, Bert Clan
vile. constable, also Jacob sattler
justice Of the peace. There wasn't
Z very large turnout Of the voters
only 10 votes being cast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Haas and
father, Fred Haas. were afternoon
visitors ut McIntyre's Thursday.
Harry Lukenbach Of north Of futile
was business caller at Harry Ulfers'
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Payseno and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Art Payseno
and children. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Frasier and children were entertained
BY Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stark Thurs
day evening.
Willie Stark called at w. H,>stark's
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Klagenburg and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Nc
1ntyre and family and George Nc
1ntyre and Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Seal
lon and family attended Catholic
services In Wing Saturday morning.
George Anderson and Henry Nc
Clusky Of Wing were transacting bus
mess at Bluch Wagners Thursday
evening.
Alex. Ella and Marie Neff, accom-
panied by Caroline and Hilda Wolf,
visited at the Remig home Sunday.
Otto Brosa came after his sister,
Miss Ottillia Friday evening.
Andrew Kraft came home from
tho jamestown hospital Friday. Mr..
Kraft has been receiving medical
care there for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Klagenburg and
children and Lauverne Guldberg mo-
tored to Hurdsfield Sunday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. George Guldberg.
r. 9. Halver was pounding up some
Of his horses Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Mcintyre and
family and George Mcintyre were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John White
living north Of futile. Sunday.
Miss Alvina Kraft is assisting at
the John Weber home for the pres
emf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Glanville and
son Harold were callers at McIntyre's
Friday.
Mrs. Adam Haas began teaching
Monday. She Is finishing Miss Syl-
via Stewards term, as she is taking
q summer school near Wilton.
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By olga M. RISE

Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Arneson. Eddie
Arneson and Clara Lien motorcd I'd
Bismarck Friday.
Verna Torgeson, Art and William
day. '1'
Neighbors and friends Of Mr.. and
MRS. H. O. Arneson gave them :
charivari and surprise "Wednesday
evening. The evening was spent In
playing whist and at midnight q
lunch was served. They were pre-
sented with purse Of money.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Christianson
are the proud parents of a nine
pound baby girl born at Mandan,
wednesday, March Goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Rise and sons
Arthur. Ernest and Irwin motored to
Driscoll Saturday.
!. Mrs. Vic Pardon and daughter De.
pres arrived from Eldridge Monday
Nt5vtsit at the John Birkeland home.
Mrs. B. N. Lem and son Valdemar
motored to Driscoll Saturday.
Callers at the Alfred Arneson home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Olgat
Drayeland and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Arneson and son Merle, MI.
and Mrs. Enock Arneson and son
Leaiader. all Of Windsor, and Mr..
and Mrs. Seymour Arneson and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Bark
man. Ed Nygaard. Oscar Onion,
Henry Arneson and sons Vernon and
Darrell.
J. Q. Rise. Ed Nygaard, George
Christianson and Harry Helgeson
notored to Regain Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Rodgers and
Alfred Arneson motored to Wiug
Saturday.
There will be Norwegian services
again next Sunday, March 3lst, Ct
2 o'clock.
Arnold Christianson motored to
Driscoll Monday.
Eddie Arneson attended the play.
THE Clod Hoppsrs." 1T Wing sat
urdey evening.
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Raleigh
by w. y. DoRWARD

Mrs. Eli returned Tuesday from
Mesa. Artz,. where she spent the
wlnte! as tho guest Of her son Ned
ana family. Mr.. 1osworth stopped
OF 1t Aberdeen to attend business
IN regard to the Farmers Equity
creamery.
Mrs. G. L. Klienschmidt spent from
wednesday until Friday visiting rel
attves ct Roscoe. 3. D.
Alfred Westrum returned Tuesday
from q business trip to South Dakote.
Fred harrington entertained :
party Of men friends at his bachelor
quarters 1T = card party Wednesday
evening.
g. ,. johnson is moving onto the
Grandpa Frost farm which was va
Gated BY J. w. Hanson, who will farm
his father-in- law. John Persons.
farm this coming season.
MRS. Paul Dempsey and son Jackie
ana Mrs. G. =. Beldon spent the
weekend ct Shields where they yis-
tted former friends.
Professor Cosgrove entertained the
independent basketball team Thurs
gay evening. Cards were the diver
slon O the evening. Mr.. Ccaerove
presented Mr.. Roche with 4 gas lamp
- = token Of his appreciation {of the
gocd work he did In coaching the
teams this past winter.
George w. Schied Of Waubay. s. T..
spent several days in Raleigh on bus
mess IN connection with the Barley
elevator.
Charles Cory Of Mclaughlin. s, D..
visited In Raleigh Thursday on his
way to New England.
ny enoosy, popular auctioreer Of
Freda. passed through town on his
way to Brisbane where he cried I
large sale south Of town.. He stated
his daughter Viola scalded her face
quite badly when sl1e fell down with
q teakettle OF hot water.
Vernard Smith, who has been
farming his father inlaw. John Pier.
soma farm purchased Z farm near
E1aAher and moved onto It this spring.
Carl uchildmacher, IN oldtiues q
theeo paste, q HAVING . sale 81 his
personal effects "wednesday and ex.
poets e move to WSdena, MIMI,
where b wiz follow his trade S 1
painter.
Anton Dressler. who expects to
move to oelfridee soon, whore he Win
open Z blac1smith shop. had aala
at his farm Thursday.
ArA 1ar9arotha Winseubarh q
having . sale at har farm eouth of
MALACHI Tuesday. selling III her stock
nlod farm mnDhinArv q