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HAGERsT0WN, Nd, Sept 27e-Ths mystery which sur.
rounded William Bell British subject known the hermit
Of Wilson's who died At the Washington County Hospital
Ia this city, is deepened BY his death.
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Alta
By KARL SCHATZ

Mr.. and Mrs. John Stroh and fam
ily and several other young folks
spent Sunday at the II. Schatz home.
Jacie Keck left for Washburn Fri
day. where she will spend her two
weeks vacation.
Edwin and Pauline Schatz attend
Cd the Christmas program which vas
given at the P~ickardvillc school.
Miss Heath. teacher OF Edgemont
school No. l left for Williston. N. D.
Saturday.
Sarah and Edmond Schatz OF Nc
Clusky arc spending their two weeks
vacation at the home of their par
ents.
Harry Schafer and E. Sattlcr called
at the j. Strop home Saturday.
Several folks from this community
! attended the party at the Brown
farm Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Johnson were Alta
shoppers Monday.
Karl Schatz and son called at the
Bracket home on business Monday
Chas. Larson made a trip to the
Wilton coal mine Friday, returning
home Saturday.
Esther SchatZ. who attends school
ut Turtle Lake is spending her yaca-
ton at her home here.
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Glencoe
~ DON NICHOLSON

After a period of wintry weather,
residents of Glencoe and vicinity are
enjoying the warm weather which
now prevails. The roads, which have
been nearly impossible. due to the
deep snow, are now being travelled
and are in fair condition.
The Christmas program at the
Glencoe church Monday was largely
attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Hogue and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Glum and
family spent Christmas day at tho
Cnristianson home.
The Christmas tree and program at
the Stewartdale church Tuesday, De-
cember "a was q big affair. The poor
condition Of the roads kept many
from attending but nearly 100 people
made their way to the church and
report a very pleasant time.
Roscoe VIM. champion candy
maker Of the district. furnished most
Of the candy for the Glencoe and
Stewartdale Christmas programs.
Alex MacLean. who Is serving on
the jury during the present term OF
court. is spending his Christmas va
cation at his home in Missouri town.
ship.
D. w. Stewart and Edward Beck
nall were Christmas guests at the
Claud Houser home.
MI. and Mrs. Glen Oder and
daughter Deloris are spending q few
days at the Burt Buckley home. They
are contemplating leaving for Mime
sofa In the spring.
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spending the Christmas holidays 1t
their respective homes: Agnes STAN
ton, Florence Nordstrom, Mabel Bier.
Isabel Kinney and Anna 6jerslee.
O. r. Bauer Of the Braddock high
school left Saturday to visit with his
parents at Leola. s. D.
Thore MAIDEN accompanied . ship
ment Of stock for the Braddock Ship
ping association to st. Paul market
Saturday morning.
Clifford Grimes who Is ATTENDING
Glendale normal school arrived home
Saturday for the Christmas holidays,
VIM. Manley Of Hettinger arrived
in Braddock Saturday to spend the
holidays with Mr.. Manley and little
daughter and other relatives here.
Mr.. Fetterley motored to Steele
Friday to meet Miss Hattie who - q
student at jamestown college.
Lowell Barton who Is attending the
A. g. at Fargo is spending the yaca-
ton at his home here.
r. Kirk Batter Of Virginia, MINI.
arrived Monday to spend the Christ
mas holidays 1t the home 6 hi
grandparents, MI. and Mr.. :. =
Savage.
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Trygg
BY GLADYS NELSON

= The weather was extremely cold
"Wednesday, being 80 degrees below
hero out here.
"A Floyd and Irene Anderson came
nome from Bismarck Saturday where
athey will spend their two weeks
sChristmaS vacation here at their par
entail home.
Miss Jessie Pettis, who teaches
= school No. 2 in 1rygg will spend her
/ Christmas vacation at her parental
home.
Miss Gladys Williams. who teaches
school No. 4 in Trygg will spend her
Christmas vacation at her home IN
Wing.
Andrew Tryeg,s motored to Bis
/. marck Friday to meet Elmer, who
came home from Winnipeg. Manito-
ba. where he Is enrolled at the Pcnte-
costal Bible college.
Miss Gladys Williams, teacher
from school No. 4 in Trygg gave a
Christmas program Friday night at
lher school.
q Hugo Nelson drove to the Scott
sihome Saturday to get emma. who
! came home Friday night from Bis
! marck with Mary Scott.
Emma and Hugo Nelson were
among those that attended the party
held Saturday night at the Carl
johnson home. Card playing and
dancing we're among the evenings
diversions. At the conclusion OF the
evening a luncheon was served by the
hostess.
Martin Nelson arrived home Thurs
day night from Minneapolis and
Park Rapids. MINI, from a two
weeks visit with his parents, Mr.. and
!. Mrs. Geo. Potter. four brothers and
sister Mabel.
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Lyman
BY $. EYLDEN

Miss Myrtle Hudson. teacher OF Ly-
man school No. /, left Friday for her
home In Marion. N. d.
Miss vcnea Inget has arrived from
Minneapolis. Mimi. where she spent
the past few months visiting with
relatives and friends.
Wing shoppers Saturday were John
Waste and daughter Nina and son
Edwin. Mrs. John Gylden and son
Severet. Miss Mildred johnson. Mrs.
John Matson and son Bonnie. Mr..
Leuska and son Emil. MI. John Kalla
Adolph Kangas and Mrs. John
Hokana.
Sylvia. Sulo and Sine Eckholm. Sulo
Gylden. Arthur and Walfred Antilla
attended the program at Trygg school
No. 4 where Miss Gladys Williams
teaches.
Severi Eckholm Is spending . few
days with Jack and 6evert Gylden.
Miss Myrtle Hudson gave . Christ
mas party for her pupils Friday FORE
noon. The Misses Sylvia Eckholm
and Sadie Gylden also attended the
party.
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Arena


Mr.. and Mrs. Ray H~azlegroyc. Miss
Pauline Wolf and Ed Wagner were
entertained at dinner by Mrs. Ida
Perry. in honor Of her son, Elmer's,
birthday Sunday.
Grandpa Domogolla visited his
daughter Mrs. Charlie King Monday.
Miss Cashcl. Red Cross nurse and
Deputy Sheriff Hedstrom werc din
ner guests at the Mcintyre home
Monday.
Mrs. Owen Mcintyre and daughters
Mary. Alice and Rose were In Wing
Saturday afternoon.
Gotfred Weber and Alvina Kraft
attended q birthday party given at
the Patterson ranch for Harold Miller
last Saturday evening.
A Christmas program was given at
the Phoenix school No. 2 by Mrs.
Magnes and children Friday evening.
Miss Aune Wall will also give =
program at her school Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. Margaret Gellner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Christ Roth and Miss Martha
Wcizenburger were guests Of Mi. and
Mrs. J. J. Broe Sunday evening.
Joe Goldsmith returned from the
Twin Cities last Saturday.
Phoenix school No. 2 taught by
Mrs. Magnus closed Friday for a two
weeks vacation.
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Still
BY b. r. HAGSTROM

Fred Standley Of near Regain called
at the home Of his sister and brother
ln-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Strand
on Tuesday.
Mrs. johnson and son Axel Of Can
ada arrived Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Johnson's son, Conard john
SON.
The Christmas program given by
the pupils of school No. 4 III Esther
vile township Friday p. M. was we'll
attended.
Albert Hasstrom is spending his
Christmas vacation at the home Of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hag-
strom. Albert has been attending
the State Normal school at Dickinson
the past quarter.
Miss Naomi Hagstrom, principal Of
Arena school is spending her Christ
! mas holidays at her parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter johnson were
Wilton shoppers Friday.
Miss Helen Pearson visited with
Helen and Doris johnson Friday eve
ming and Saturday.
/ Simon Larson. Erick Pearson and
son Ruben were Wilton shoppers
| Wednesday.
Callers in Still Saturday were: Al
bert johnson, Howard Joplin. Mr.
and Mrs. H. Joplin, Ralph Joplin,
Ole Hagstrom and son Albert and
Walter Strand.
Ida and Oliver Tosseth. Edwin
johnson. Velma johnson, Nadine
| Noon. Edna Falkenstein. Margaret
and Ingrid Hagstrom. students Of
Wilton high school = spending their
Christmas vacation at their respec-
tive homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin johnson, Mr.,
and Mrs. Peter johnson. Mrs. Arthur
johnson and son Werner and daugh-
ter Hilrna were dinner guests Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Fred johnson on Christina
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Tosseth and Miss
Bergetta To6Seth mot0red to Bis
marck Friday after Miss Agnes Tos-
seth who Is q student Of the Bismarck
high school.
Miss Nellie Hagstrom Of the Twin
Cities Is spending the Christina
holidays with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Hagstrom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter eundquist
were callers in the Capital City Mon
day.
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HazlegrOve
By MRS. RAY H~AZLEGROvE

Alex Schremser and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Hawkins were shopping IN
Tuttie Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Demagally and
Norlien Anderson were guests Sum
day afternoon at the Lester Hawkins
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H~azlegrove were
supper guest Wednesday at the Les
ter Hawkins home.
We were sorry to hear that Mrs.
Jack Stewart is in the hospital at
Bismarck and has been there for
some time.
Oscar Wielslock, mail man on route
No. 2, north Of Arena Is now deliver
ing mail with q team instead Of q
car.
Not many cars are being driven on
the roads other than the main high
way now as there is too much snow.
/ There was q Christmas program
Sunday at Pleasant Hill church after
Sunday school.
Miss Opal Gray came home Satur-
day for a two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Hawkins were
| supper guests Sunday night at the
| Ray Hazlegrove home.
Ray Hazlegrove and Lester Haw-
| kins were shoppers and business call
! crs IN Arena and futile Monday.
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NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS

pills. After the program gifts, candy
and apples we're presented to the
children.
Miss Geralda Young left Saturday
for her home at Lawton, N. D., "a
spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Miller left
Saturday for Minneapolis where they
will spend their holidays vacation.
Miss Jerr, Moses left Saturday for
Pelican Rapids. Mimi. to spend her
vacation with her mother
Andy Doucette and George Manly
transacted business In Bismarck
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. q. Manly returned homo Mon
day after spending the past week In
the st. Alexius hospital In Bismarck.
Jack Smith returned home from
Bismarck Wednesday after spending
!. three weeks in the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. F. Coons were Bis
marck callers Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and NJ p. J. Mcneil trans
| acted business in Bismarck Thurs
day.
Mrs. M. A. johnson was a shopper
in Bismarck Monday.
Miss Arab Thompson left for Dick
inson Tuesday where she will spend
her vacation visiting friends.
There will be a New Years party In
the church New Years we.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Gilbert arc the
proud parents Of q baby boy born
December 20 in st. Alexius hospital.
| Delvin Paul is the name chosen for
their young son.
Warren Clizbe and Paul Antrim
arrived home from Nebraska where
they have been employed for some
time; they will spend the holidays
with Mrs. Clizbe and Mrs. Antrim
before returning to their work.
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BraddOck
BY r E. r. SAVAGE

The Christmas program which was
put on Friday evening in the school
gym was q success in every way and
reflects great credit on all who took
part. A large audience was in at
tendance and thoroughly enjoyed
every number on the program. The
Christmas tree was lit up with cleo
trio lights. and was laden with many
gifts for both young and old. At the
correct time sleigh bells were heard
and Old Santa il his usual garb Of
furs and long flowing beard appeared
to the delight Of the children and
helped to unload the tree. After thia
! box Of candy and apples were dis
tributed.
Rev. Kinxler drove down Friday
evening to attend the Christmas tree
program.
We are pleased to report that War
ner Sempel who has been very II
with pneumonia Is recovering.
Monday evening the Braddocl
basektball teams journeyed to Napol-
con to play. the result being . tie foa
the girl, 20 to 20. while the boys LOST
% to .. to Napoleon.
Ray Eckery took Mr.. and Mrs. Oar
Macdonald and E1roy JOHNSON Il
Steele Saturday morning from which
place Mr.. Johnson took the train fol
Detroit Lake and Nj. and Mrs. Mac
donald to visit with relatives ut Dav-
export, n. e.
Miss Helen Martini who Is attend.
ing Glendale Normal arrived homl
Saturday afternoon to spend thu
Christmas holidays 1t her home here
We are sorry to report that Rasser
Aarvig, the mail carrier on route No
Z, has had 70 take . few weeks sic1
leave. Mr.. Aarvig i In 81. Alexiul
hospital Bismarck.
Miss eundell Of the high schoo
staff left Sunday to visit with friendl
1t Loretti. Mimi.
Miss Barbara Eckery who has beer
attendiug 81. Mays school, Bismarck
and Robert Eckery who has been d
Wahpeton school returned home Sat.
urday for the Christmas vacation.
Karl 0chloGGer who has been On tn
Jury q the present term q court II
Linton returned home Thursday.
A. J. ptess motored 70 steele Fsjdas
70 meet his daughter Gertrude wh1
Is attending Valley City college. NM
On Saturday - Sterling 70 meet leie
Alice who y teaching at Eadetlin
They Win spend the holidays Will
their parents here.
The ladios of the Woodmsn 0ircll
INST ID session Thursday evening Will
70 members IN aktendance. 0ne nev
member Was Initiated into thu ogdes
mating orr number almost q. \
NJ voted - sand . Christmas gif'
70 b used IN our room q Home ia
Aged and Orphan Children Ct oheF'
man. Texas. At the Close Of the -
sion lunch Was served n our nev
dining room ~ Me1darnes Aliens
worth and Tracy.
Mis- 1eAyco1le Home q Iehr, 4
Visiting With he4 uncdle ana aunt
80. ard M. At Duulton.
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Welch's Spur
BY 4 r. NJ. WEIGH

Lawrence Doppler and Robert
WEIGH motored to Bismarck Tuesday.
Thieves have again been busy in
this neighborhood, having made Oft
with John Alsbury's haying shack.
The Cross County Homemakers
club met with Mrs. Otto Dorman on
Thursday. On account of the severe
cold only q few members were pres
ent. The January meeting will be at
the home Of Mrs. George McMurich.
John WEIGH called at the home Of
his brother, Robert, Thursday.
Mrs. Robert WEIGH, assisted Mrs.
John INLAND. teacher of Boyd No. /,
in practicing for the Christmas pro.
gram several times this week. The
program. although short, was success
fully given Friday evening to q small
audience Of parents and friends. Santa
Claus. personified by Lawrence Dopp.
Ter, made his visit at the close Of the
program.
Mrs. George McMurich and daugh-
ter. Margaret. and Marcus Liemblay
were Bismarck visitors Friday.
Boyd school No. ! closed for = two
weeks holiday vacation Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nieland and nephew
and niece motored to their homes
south Of Glencoe after the program
Friday night.
MI. and Mrs. John Nieland. Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Rorman and o Fred, Mr..
Boran, Lawrence Doppler and Mrs.
r. M. WEIGH were Bismarck visitors
Saturday.
Mrs.. Russell Byerly spent the week.
end in Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rittel motored
to Bismarck Thursday.
Oliver WEIGH, who has been serving
on the jury in Bismarck. returned to
his home Saturday night. Court has
adjourned for the holidays, and when
it reopens Mr.. Wlech will return.
Robert WEIGH called at the home
of his father, o. p. WEIGH Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. I-y.n Reed and fam
lily were Bismarck callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Snyder visited
at the John WEIGH home Thursday
afternoon.
The mail carrier on the Menoken
route has divided the trip, taking two
days for the round. The south part
he covers on Tuesday, Thursdays. and
Saturdays. for the remainder Of the
winter. He travels with team and
covered sled.
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Wing
y LILLE MUELLEN
0hitnaxH

Obituary
James 1assact Walters was born In
Harrison county, Iowa, March. 1870
and passed away at q Bis1narck hos.
ultal Thursday. December 10 follow
Ing m operation for . solter. His
Death comes Is . shock to every one
who knew him. He has been q resi-.
dent Of Wing since 1912 and was well
known In the community. He leaves
20 mourn his untimely death his
widow. Mrs. Mary Walter, daughter.
Mira. Bethel Bailey and one sister.
Mrs. J. z. Smith OF Nebraska. MI.
and Mrs. Smith drove from Nebraska
70 attend the funeral. Funeral sery-
ices were held ct the hall Tuesday,.
Rev. Christ Of Wilton officiated.
"a Dalbec spent Sunday with his
family In Wing.
MI. and Mrs. A. L. Davis were
shoppers In Bismarck Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryon Knowles and
family Of Bismarck are visiting at the
Harry Knowles home.
Wallace and Bertel Anderson are
spending their Christmas vacation 1t
their parental home at Wing.
Nj. and Mrs. John Weber spent
Saturday night and Sunday ct the
Fred Berth home.
Cda Muellen and Jake Weber were
visitors at the John Mueller home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Hubbell and fam
" were Sunday dinner guests ct the
J. J. Horner home.
Edith Cumber is spending her
Christmas vacation at the Fred
Culnber home at Wing.
Eda and Clara Mueller left for
Sanger Wednesday where they viii
visit with their sister, Mrs. r. j. Bleti
over the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber Jr. snent
sunday evening ut the Mueller home.
Mn. "a Dalbec visited With her
mother. Mrs. Alan Hopper, Tuesday.
willard liubbell Of jamestown
spent Christmas with his parents
here.
The Wing high school basketball
team will play Denhoff January 10
ct the Wing hall.
Not . very large crowd attended
the Christmas program Thursday
evening On account Of the bad roads.
The school faculty left for their
parental homes last week. Miss Me-
0inuig left for Sweet Briar, Nj.
Waele for Valley City and Miss Harth
Tor 2runStAd. School children viii
resume their studies January 8.
Mr.. and Mira. J. Z. Smith OF Me-
bfaake called ct the Harry Knowles
home Monday. Mrs. Smith was
formerly Mrs. Wilsey Of this COM
muntty.
Nj. and Mira. Z. H. Knowles and
Leonard spent Tuesday evening and
"wednesday q the Z. 8. Larson home.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Nclntrye and fam
NY spent "wednesday at the Klagen-
tung home.
Nj. and Mrs. Henry Kremenetsky
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
kremenetsky and family or Tuttlc
were guests ct the Isadorc Kremenet-
sky home Wednesday.
J. q. Lein and family we're dinner
guests at the f1y jacobson home
Christmas day.
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Chicago. Dec. 27.-R-The dynasty
established in the 1866 by Mrs. PUt-
ter Palmer, whose edicts were law for
nearly four decades. may be ruling
midwest society again before many
years.
The new social car. II such she
should prove, would be . grand.
daughter Of the now almost fabulous
social leader. She Is Miss Bertl1a
Palmer, q debutante Of last season.
Until 1918, when the elder Nrs.
Palmer died. the betowered brown.
stone mansion which dominated Lake
Shore Drive was the citadel Of
prairie society and IN invitation there
was the goGl Of every social climber.
Just to be seen ct N Of Mrs. Pal
mer's affairs established social posi-
ton and once all except two members
Of q smart club deserted their own
tea when she issued cards on the
same day.
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Mckenzie
~ MRS. +. r. HUGHES

The Mckenzie Homemakers club
met Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Henry Lewis, president. Mrs. Belch-
er. vice president. took charge Of the
business meeting and demonstration
lessons we're given by Mrs. E. Conley
and Mrs. T. T. Hughes.
Saturday shoppers from here in
bismarck were Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
1lcCloskey. Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Wild
fang, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Envick, Freto
and Homer Envick, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
n. Hermanson. Orval, Arab. Ruby
and Kenneth Thompson, Stanley En-
nick and Mrs. Ed Easton.
i Miss Ella feathers q student at
Jamestown college arrived home FRI
day evening to spend the Christmas
vacation with her father. F. N.
Feathers.
Miss Lillian Watson, who teaches At
wilton Is spending her Christmas VA
cation here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs ". Z. Watson.
The Mckenzie school and SUNDAY
school gave . Christmas program In
tn school house Thursday evening.
The program consisted Of songs by
school children. . recitation. We'll
come" hy Jean and Joyce johnson:
reading. First Christmas" BY STAN
lev Envjck. recitations By Leonard
Coous ana Ruth McC1oskey: "a exer-
90. "A 0ood plau," ~ primary boys:
lrotctoe. what . Christmas" b. Roy
sl1oG5ookey and Delvtn Mctaeill; solo
- wtehaRA HnM6ne0. ~f0C1t0tiOn8 hV
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Ghylin
BY MARGARET DAVIS

The Christmas program at School
No. 2 was attended by Mrs. Aims and
children, Mrs. Erick Englebrectchen
and two children. Mr.. and Mrs. Louie
King. Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Little. Mr..
and Mrs. Charley Magnuson and Mrs.
KrauSe.
Mrs. Henry Sunquist was shopping
In Bismarck last week.
Owen Davis spent Friday and Sat-
urday In Bismarck.
School No. l gave a nice program
Friday afternoon under the direction
OF Miss Edna johnson. the teacher.
The children received many nice
presents and also candy and nuts.
Mr.. George Gray. the mail carrier,
Is unable to deliver the mail on
Route 3 every day. due to the drifted
roads.
Margaret Davis is spending tho
Christmas vacation at her home.
Emil Sunquist returned from Bis
marck Monday where he has been on
the jury.
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Steele
JOsEPHINE DIERUF

Mrs. 7. Ross returned home Mon
day from Minneapolis where she 1T
tended the funeral Of Mr.. J. +. Rob-
inson.
Miss Myrtle Ufer left for her home
near Lisbon Tuesday morning to
spend Christmas with her parents.
Louise and Harry Sherman. who are
attending the university came home
Saturday to spend Christmas vaca-
ton with their father, J. G. Sherman.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Phelps and FL
bridge left Friday for Iowa and Illi-
nois where they will spend the holi-
days.
Last Thursday night the Steele high
basketball boys defeated Haselton
ISIS.
Margaret Hackbarth and Bernice
Graf left Saturday to spend Christ
mas at their homes, the former going
to Maple Lake, Mimi, and the latter
to Forman, N. d.
Joseph Boucher arrived home Sun.
day from Madison, Wis, to spend the
holiday reason with his parents.
Mildred Guam came down from
nN1c1 Aues0sy 20 SpeIso s..e =
,a.sS WIN nN1 uos''es' - =
Viola Bailey and Hazel Parkins who
have been attending school q Fargo
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