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the Thursday Afternoon Bridge Club
at her home this week.
Mrs. Horace Upham, of Milwaukee
and Kilbou1ne, Wisconsin, is the quest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence b. RAYMOND
Mr.. L. M. Adkins who has been CON
fined to his home for several weeks
IS able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rovd of
Swarthmore, Pa, spnet Sunday with
Mrs. Rebecca FAIRIES. Mrs. Mary u.
Boyd, who has been spending the win
ter with the Boyds, returned with
them and has opened her home On Mt.
Vernon street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Walls have
returned from visit with their
daughter, Mrs. Paul ]. Rutan and Mr..
Rutan at Miami, Fla.
Mr.. Ralph L. Tucker and Mr.. R. p.
Wallen, Jr., spent the weekend at At
lantic City, N. ].
Mr. and Mrs. J. ?. Bartlett were
guests Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam Cannon, at Ridgely, Md.
Mr.. Clarence Smithers of Norfolk.
va, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Mar
garet w. Grimm.
DR.. and Mrs. Raymond Cummins Of
Dover, were guests Sunday Of his par
erts, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lee Cummins
at the Delaware House.
Miss Emily Spruance, president of
the Smyrna Century Club, and her
sister, Miss Mary Spruance, attended
the luncheon of the Laurel Club on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Bradley of
West Commerce Street, left last
Thursday for trip to Canada.
Miss Gertrude Fry spent the week
end with her parents, at Phenoxville,
Pennsylvania.
Miss Dorothy Pepper of Georgetown
was the weekend guest Of Miss Nor
ma Colman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Draper, of Ger
mantown, were guests Of Mrs. Bertha
Bailey Clifton on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey P. Hall spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harry
HURT, Jr., at Ridley Park, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Still and Mrs.
Maude Spraks spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Hope Copper at Black, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hilton and
daughter Of Media, Pa, were recent
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. DeFord.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harvey Speakman,
who have been spending the winter at
the Diamond State Tea House have
moved back to Smyrna and have open
ed their home on Delaware Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Clark have
returned from a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lester, at New Castle.
Mr.. Alfred Fowler, Of Palmyra, N.
j., was a recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
William ]. Taylor at the Wayside Inn.
Mrs. H. Il. Grier and daughter, Miss
Sarah Grier, of Milford, were guests
on Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
d. Boyer.
Mrs. Henry c. Webb spent Wednes-
day night with Mrs. ]. @. Niles at
Townsend and attended Ladies Night
of the Middletown Rotary Club. Mrs.
Niles, who was the vocal soloist Of the
evening was accompanied by Mrs.
Henry c. Webb.
Merrill Hendrickson, of Whining
ton, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Carter. at Cedar Brook Farm.
Mrs. Davis H. Bell is spending sew
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Fonal and Social
a Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

nd Mrs. George p. Jones, who
Ven spending several weeks in
! J. Reynolds property on South
moved back to Mystic, Conn,
s their home. At the Confer
ns closed, Rev. Mr.. Jones was
on the retired list along with
tsphenNn, DR.. Vaughn S. Collins
| others but he still retains his
| ! Field Treasurer Of the Confer
! gzimant Endowment Commits
Anna Beckett, who has been
extended visit to Philadelphia,
he has been receiving treat
n.lrned home last week and
warm greeting from her
Miss Beckett is a teacher of
ID grade Of the Smyrna High
but has been unable to teach
D as her health broke down
zner. She i much improved
and is recuperating slowly.
ply probable the she will re
zehing until next school term.
nj Mrs. Ralph Jefferson cele-
heir twentieth wedding ami
at their home on Commerce
Sunday with a dinner. Their
we're: Mrs. George G. Truax,
Handa Truax and Mr.. George
d Wilmington, and Mr.. and
lliam 7. Hollet of Clayton.
Z A. Lemoine attended Tues
Eng the dinner Of the Social
Ilub Of Wilmington and was
ae speakers Of the evening.
a Henry and Richard Price
yesterday from a visit to the
Als, Panama City and other
Nnmins E. Speakman, Jr., of
hall, spent Wednesday night
Aaney Sharp, Jr., Miss Marion
1y Speakman was the guest
aeen Graham at the home of
u Mrs. Grover Smith and they
ilnoer Of young people were
Z dinner Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
I'nt and attended the Prince
y Vlub concert in r-Ilmington.
Oealah R. Leasure, daughter
aa Mrs. Charles Leasure, Of
ana Edgar B. Jackson, son
M Mrs. Arthur N. Jackson Of
~a' n. j., were married Thurs
-. a o. refers rectOry by
4. MI, ne Rev. E. "A. Lemoine.
Afs. George Council Of
3, were their only attendants.
\ " !. vas beeomiEgly attired in a
\ PINK silk with hat to match.
ig couple will live at Bridge
" Mrs. John Mckay and son
pnia were recent visitors
\ WITH relatives and friends.
n. Y hrs. Norris Truax and Mr..
- !. 'oan l. Truax, Of Philadel-
saloying an utomobile trip
49, .s'On' .. q, and other places
|Er v near the capital city. Mr..
n ! " Soins Truax will spend the
y, ~. .ashingto1 visiting Mrs.
i. A''ef' Mrs. Samuel Young.
ss p.,. aiis' \ +. a. Lemoine, and
s.,.iA George and Ruth. and
Ss.ng5s'' were visitors at Reho-
| 81 J,D.. Games A. Armstrong
n NJ = oI Chester, Pa, and
1ss ., I'ilest Holt Of Philadel-
a1ig Oliver. u Mr' ana
v {. Deakyne will entertain
Smyrna times., 1929-04-10
1 SMYRNA Al TIMES
JI" DELAWARE
AND VICINITY

sLlh--. .------
,yA AND VICINITY
n'r Wiley and family wish wish
lbn 7: 49, and friends for KIND
rlatr'sIy ssIynpathy and flowers
Son: o ,.snt bereavement.-dav
uone Missionary So
gonsnt5 # the home Of Mrs. !,
g pHSl s9nson % Thursday after
30 o'clock.
norid end family, wish
Osaf ns5ium, Dai to express their
thli ,n nit i The Fire Companies
bank; Lined h in their recent
has Il Hvld worked faithfully.-adv
u;-,m Ross and family
T. .b;s medium, to express
tplgn thanks i for the flowers,
sn'sls sllsr,obiles, and expressions
al.di ~ during their recent pc
t-adv.
c,,ide aeroplanes going
= M been painted on the
ylnI 1o5n IT' Tucker building. The
tls 'Olip eirht feet six inches
y ,.ow pointing toward the
.atsJ slii IN crome yellow.
,. Fire Company elected
! II their meeting Monday
.ss !. State Convention to be
: wilmington, NJ July 10. They
~ Morris, Harry Collins and
= Stevenson and John Jacobs
4 X. psS'
snstss.
!, the rear Of the old build
\ N I Fruit Growers Bank, now
!. Iobn E. Wilson hardware and
Y, IVA, Vas partially burned by fire
n n morning. Smyrna firemen
y tbe flames reaching other
G
At homegrown asparagus
f. tsis vicinity was on the farm
EoTard oJnes, On the state
\, ZONES cut and marketed
-r,bes Saturday. This is un-
Il t5is time Of the year being
tro Of three weeks in adj
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- ard family, wish
|. Oscar Das.u ,;,,,,, ~ express their
III; y 4 tbe Fire Companies
4 banks S.I,od y in their recent
that ! hs.p hprEad faithfully.-adv
Smyrna times., 1929-04-10

uome Missionary So
. FOner's ! tbe home Of Mrs.
ID NEE. s5..son Thursday after
2 ogo o'clock.
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PERSONAL.


tCOntinued.l
FEATHER BEDS MADE INTO MATTRESSES.
fsH sg WOOD ISIS Sssh ns Sc Lin. $3.50
EVERY CARE GIVEN INVALIDs. CONVA-
Prone adams Ts6s 1888 KaloranS I'd.
CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS.
ESTABLISHED IN WASHINGTON "a YEARS
In no calling is the need for integrity and
discretion so vital as in that o: the private
investigator, The client must be convinced
not only that he is discussing his intimate
affairs with some one who can Justify his
fairs will be handled with discretion borne
only of long experience. supported by a
highly skilled and entirely reliable staff.
The claims of tie Bradford Service to
fully satisfy these first PRINCIPLES are no
idle ones, for they can be amply justified by
credentials from high United States Govern
nent officials, large corporations, leading at
torneys and persons of Importance in the
business and social world of America.
An appointment may be arranged when
greatest assets of the Bradford Service are
satisfactory performance and ABSOLUTELY con-
hdential relations. Hence you may estab-
fish communication with complete assurance
and safety.
The standard Of quality in Secret Service.
MORGAN BRADFORD,
Consulting Oflces, Suite 20l,
Transportation Building,
18th at II NV
Phone Franklin BTO0
sunday phone, Adams 1891.
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SALE-AuTOMoRitES

SALE-AUTOMOBILE
BUCKS and other hne ears may be had
in roTn nsre The Tile q
our gsrsatee i owned and tns sp q
ged on to every word snf.hoIor pssS car car:
6 Il US Vst sH9 car y over !h any 5er
The favor es yYs mart fnd I'LL + Es
AA ss e enD DICK Rn ndtbR Sn isss 18th ST.
orisinal .Dueo. paint lust the same AZ new
perfect . II every Eay su1EESn eTseh ne fns
BUICK, 1923 standsga 4-toor sedan; .rii run
very little; special, sS9s; saving OF s2OO,
BUICK 2-popR SEDAN, 1928, stapdarrd;
rs Presd ow
erson 4 Orme. nth and NJ SITS. NV.
BUICK sE9AN !s66 terms. Of course. It's
ss 18Th & 4sf, gs1 dsrb PsT Murphy
BJIIcK sTANAssD SIX aD os,s su sEP Pan
s ~ CpAcE ssOs easiest aas te sinss
s as bvs csTEay sss ven s taken sFs
tbHd 5 sIss s sss P ss
sts ssfIps tor IT, Gar gan y bSssRts N sasiSI
down payment ana easy terms. Warheld
ssRtf s III. il'o Connecticut ave. NV De
RUIGK MAsTER s-.47Zwheel brakesi perfect
S eSs10e afss ,l Bye I've t2 e. i'a'
s sSTOSshOet soSss rSber run very t'le lady
BUICK "2T-28 S" COUPE, standard six
with rumble seat, new Ducp paint; this motor
car is guaranteed In perfect condision. for
this coupe at Neumeyer's, 1925 18th st.,
Trustworthy used cars; Mr.. Levitt.
BUICK Master 3-passenger coupe; hle con-
dition thrcughout. Owner. Cleveland 005s.
BUICK 4-PAss. COUPE. fS27-A-l. ssg5,
BUICK DE LUXE SEDAN; the last word IN
special. hiGh-srade TRANSPORTATION; snappy
motor and wonderful dernonstratinE car,
1885, easy terms: aJB3se k Murphy 1885 18th
BVIoK SPORT R0HnSFER, niAstEf 8, 1915
MODES cash sails. 1i56. 2ai11 bntAri6 fa
bUICK iP35 SEDAN; Afsf Sl!sF .EEFSs III
must sen. Atlantic i06.J.
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FORD FoRDoR MODEL A SEDAN, 1870
Few weeks old. A big savifig for new
car buyer; take your car OF hfst nlurtEaEe
Mafh. i4ne Nam IS Ell n e Nnrfh Sa6s. .
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sITUATIoN--DoMEsTIC.

SITUATION--DOMESTIC.
MANN scOlOrea meet szcsst eoof
49, sss' days. . years reference, Potomac
WOMAN, colored. neat, pleasant disposition,
cook, all-around general worker, maid: wait
ref Decatur 24l9.
WOMAN, colored; settled. ,dssires ,part.time
eoaN ep0S5ed neat n pge
Phone Potomac 1851 after 1880 pm. -.
WOMAN. neat. colored. wishes place as cook
nights. i74s Kalorams I'd, Apt. j.
WOMAN, all-round colored, wants position
as first-class cook; hours. 900 22nd st, =: W.
as maid; references. ills q st. nv NV.
YOUNG GIRL, colored wishes part time
or days work as maid; best references.
E==E===-- ==--==-=========
MOTOR TRAVEL.
LADY desires auto Transportation TO Iowa
FIRST week in Nov. Address Box 4l-A' Star
once.
MIAMI. S25. TAMPA. S5I; JAx. ST; At
Dixie Tours, Howard House. Fr ihi5s. az
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN would like trans
expenses; ready anytime. Lee. 3l6 3rd st.
COUPLE LEAVING FRIDAY FOR AsHE-
xSress sos isa stan
LADIES o.e 81 asS 70 PLoRIP 3Ao F
:sasssa g ad %sss ot ss sr e
TWO LADIES WANT MOTOR TRAVEL 70
G GG1sm sss1-5 ohi0' soon' references Phone
ONE OR TWO PASSENGERS q LADIES
SE rred so ceer n s T Saon 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-20

FoRDS AND CHEVROLETS- Before you p,if-
chase any USED car Re sure and visit orr
rs cars to select from. Ourisman Chevrolet,
18th and Good Hope I'd. Sc, Anaeostia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-20

FORD COUPE, 1926: good tires good paint;
motor good. Here Is q real barkain, $40.
Tflankle Motor Co., New York ave. Open
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-20

F6fsD SEDAN 1875; a6od tires; new patti;
SEQ; terms; .Triapgle Motor Co., New YORK
ave tJOki Sunday
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FORD SEDAN-Absoiute .sacrifce before
Thursday; good rubber, battery; runs me;
S33. l417 FaiFfl1oDt St NV
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GIRL. colored, wants Job in lunehroom or
cafeteria; experienced. i243-A South Cap
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FORD SEDAN fe25-Good condition; a bar
cain; investigate. 4o6 Emerson st. NV:
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CHEVROLET COACH, ls2f--dood tires,
good paint. motor Al. $i95: terms. Tri-
angle Motor Co., 2 New York ave. Open
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PAPERING, painting. Textone and General
| home improvements; no cash required. first
payment 80 days after work is completed.
TO years 10 pay. You will save time and
money by Calling the Home Decorators,
Inc. 1908 9Th st. NV. Phone Met O854
We guarantee all our work
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FORD, SEDAN. 1925 tires and, paint soodI
a GOOD. clean car, $50. TRIANGLE Motor Goa
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

Tuesdsy S5c; FREE MARcFfs WEDNEsbAY:
scalp treatment, Thurs: Csc; facial, Friday.
IS. Open daily until O.; Mon, Wed. and Fri
until Q pm. MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL,
S17 14th st. NV.
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CHEW RoLEF COACH, 1871 800; stude-
ditiun. 6ll TIN st. s.w. Me- 1871.
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BY light Completed oolofed Girl lfhiable,
intelIitent, wiling. handy at sewlns,, as
1adyss or house maid. elevator or swibehs
board operator, waitress or what have you?
Call Pct. o34s. -
CHAhGBERAAID or work in apartment IN
smah family. Potomac 4454. =
CEA1ABERMA1D and seafnstress, by q re-
liabIf colored woman. 5000 reference
Phone North 2b62. 22s
COLOFED. GIRL wishes place as nurse or
plain seooking; city reference; stay nights.
Cell Potomac 1929. -
COLORED GIRLS, two neat reliable, de-
sire positions as maids IN h2tei, store or
r.. Bitter. 2Ti3 18th st. NV. 81.
COLoRED GIRL wants three small washes
to take home. Call at l27 L st. Sc Fiela
EOLORED GIRLS, two, reliable. want gen
erai ShoNse%ofk or cafeteria work nve years
in n, j.; experienced. Metropolitan g2I6.
CoLDkED GIRL wants place as chamber;
mad or pArt-tinie work; reference. CAL
65fUFED GIRL wants job general house.
sAfkf~stey niEilts. Phone Decatur 269l. ~.
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Bus1NEss orroRTUNITms.

GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET for sale,
With rooms; good section for a go.getter:
good reason for selling; VII sacTi1ce for
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10 rooms, with baths, h.-wh; good fur
niturs; GOOD NV. section. A real BARGAIN
ii rooms and bath, near. 9Th and K; good
furniture itu good income. Price riEht
ST.; GOOD furniture. 4 rood buy for $500.
p. F. CARLEY. FIR. 10473. =
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CHRYsLER COUPE. model So four -cSIinder;
brakes, with new Duco paint. We have
| this one to offer for s395; think Of 1t. tuar-
anteed. Neumeyer Motor Co., 1925 18th; ask
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PIANO TUNING, $3.50 We specialize IN
general piano iepaifs and rebuildihs. Get
our estimates. Prices reasonable. Skilled
Schaefier Co.,. ga st. ne. Lin. 1857. Night
service, Col. 5940. and Pot. 939-W.
PIANO TUN1NGi 80 yrs. exp; formerly head
tuner. repairEr Percy Foster Co., Knabe Co
Geo NJ. Walker, Col. 4T96. 707 Allison NV
PLbMBINu, HEATING, OIL BURNING; rs::
years J. e Gnerln. Ala q Cap. Lin. s4ii
ROOFING, wgatherpro6fihg, General, repair
work ahd painting specially All WORK
used on every. JOB. Call Mr.. Bowen, 81 n
st. ne. Pot. 2ie4. as
ROOF PAINTING Have yours done before
s1ia Conn. ave- ri. Cleveland sesa, .0'''sl'
UPHofSTERfNG FURNITURE fepaIfinF.
work done in the home II desired. 2: 81
weaver, 1894 Newton 81. NV. Adams 040l.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-08
REVIEW

South st. Paul. Mimi, June 8.-R
- W.S.D.A.) - Seasonal tendencies
marked the trade in the cattle di-
vision in that finished steers and
yearlings Of all representative weights
showed a disposition to work slightly
higher with inbetween and grassy Of
ferings taking an opposite trend. this
phase also applying to the she stock
trade. Choice mixed yearlings reach
ed $14.65, a new seasons high. other
we'll finished offerings Of all weights
selling down to $14.O0. Bulk all
steers from $12.75 to $13.75.. grassy
kinds on down to $11.50. She stock
wound up at $3.50 to $1,000 on COWS,
heifers $1O.25 to $11.50. Specialties to
$500 on cows and to $l4.O0 on heif-
ers. Cutters finished at $6.25 to $50,
bulls $500 to $3.50. vealers largely
$3.50 to $14.OO. Suckers and feeders
have shown little change.
Advances of mostly Is cents ruled
in the hog house. this week. lighter
receipts having been q bolstering fac
tor. Desirable $50 to 26O pound
weights finished at $l0.75 to $f0.85.
heavier butchers $lO.25 to $1,000. some
few down to $1,000. Packing sows
closet at 1925 to $40. Smooth kinds
to $9.75, while pigs were steady at
Sill. 90.
Lamb values worked, fully Is cents
or o higher, desirable natives SELL
ing at $500 to $l5.25. with rangers
salable upwards to $l5.75. Yearlings
ruled unevenly lower. closing at $1,000
to $ll.O0 mostly. while sheep showed
few changes in the $500 to $3.50
spread for the bulk.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-08
stock PRICES AGAIN
MOVE ~IRREGULARLY
Brief FURRY Of Buying Develops
in Oil Shares But Trend
Is Indefinite

New York, J':ne 8.-(P-The stock
market again failed to develop q def
Unite trend today. price movements
being extremely irregular throughout
the brief session.
A brief flurr-' Of buying developed
In the oil shares. One block Of 10000
shares OF Atlantic refining changed
hands ct 70 followed by q further adj
vance to tots. ~ with point OF the
years high. Pal American b" Lago
and Indian refining sold III to 2
points above yesterdays final quo
tations.
American locomotive responded to
the receipt Of q 100000 engine
order from the New York Central by
running up more than 1 points to
l24N, the highest price since 1925.
Adams express. which broke more
than SO points last week, jumped 35%
points today. the first sale Of the
week. Evans auto loading was marked
up more than 1 points.
Renewal of selling pressure against
commonwealth power carried that
stock down l.iore than 5 points. Shu-
bert theatres wa In good demand.
Weakness also developed in several
Of the motor and accessory sticks,
Hayes Body breaking I points, Pack
ard 3 and several others yielding q
point or more. General Electric.
Radio and American Tobacco b" also
yielded readily to selling pressure.
The closing was heavy. Total sales
Appropriated l 100000 shares.
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SUNDAY. JUNE .

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along with 80 feet of railroad fill
through a gully. Lack said the rail-
road line and highways near Beach,
near the North Dakota Montana line,
we're reported to be badly damaged.
So far as could be learned. however.
there were no fatalities In North Da-
kota.
Additional heavy rains were record
ed in the area Friday and these kept
the streams and gullies full of water.
Ordinarily such floods last only q
few hours in that district. Heavy
hail storms were reported north OF
Sentinel Butte.
Information as to progress being
made in repairing the railroad line
was meager. Lack said a work train
had arrived west of Medora this
morning but that nothing had been
done toward repairing the bridge
early this afternoon. He al en-
gagged in attempting to repair the
telephone line at the time.
No estimates of the amount Of loss
could be made because of the diff
Guilty in getting information from the
area, which is rough and sparsely set
tied.
Wibaux Stores Ruined
Practically all of the stores in Wi
beaux were washed away or their
stocks OF merchandise ruined. accord
ing to information from Glendive.
No appeals for help had been re-
ceived from Wibaux or other places.
The highway from Glendive to Wi
baux was passable and emergency
supplies and rations were being taken
to Wibaux by truck.
The telephone exchange at Wibaux
was destroyed.
No accurate measurement Of the
amount of water which fell near WI
baux was made but 1t was said to
have been more than five inches In
two hours Thursday night and the
additional RAINFALL today was esti-
mated at an inch. This region is
semi-arid in nature. although cloud
bursts are not uncommon.
Although rains were recorded In
Western. North Dakota Thursday
night. they did not reach the proper
tions of a cloudburst at any place
except Beach. Telephone calls to
New England. Mott. Marmarth, Kill
deer and Medora showed that there
was no danger to persons and no
serious damage to property at those
places.