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farland Junior High: Mrs. q. M. Jones,
principal, Eaton School: Miss e. W..
Tracy. teacher, Macfarland Junior
High: Miss Marian Birch, teacher,
Brown School, and Miss Mary Eechtel
teacher, Western High School.
Appointments-Tea tall :ppoint-
ments permanent from September / un-
less otherwise stated: Miss z. r.
Ward Gordon Junior High. temporary;
K. j. Moser, Columbia Junior High,
temporary Miss E. w. Meloy, Powell
Junior High, reinstated; Miss M. E..
Haynes, Central High School: Mrs. r.
B. Parker. Central High School; L. j.
Rauber, Central High School; Miss M.
A. Cramer, Stuart Junior High, tenn
porary: Mrs. #. N. Mangan, Abbot Vo-
cational, temporary: w. F. Clark. Cen
trail High School, temporary; Miss M.
e. Griff1th, Hine Junior High; B. II.
Seekford, Western High; Miss A.. F..
Norby. Gordon Junior High, proba-
tionary; Miss M. B. Warren, Macfar-
land Junior High, probationary; Miss
r. Edwards, Powell Junior High, July
/; Melvin Freebairn, Powell Junior
High, July /: T. j. Holmes, Eastern
High School: Miss M. H. Spencer, East
ern High School; Miss p. Y. Long, Mac
farland Junior High; Miss M. s. Poole.
Macfarland Junior High; Harry Baker,
jr.; Mrs. E. j. Carpenter and Miss l..
L. Stevens, Business High School; *.
M. Hawkins and G. F. Youngblood,
Stuart Junior High; A. F.. Shortridge
Abbot Vocational, probationary; Miss N.
A. Payne, Eastern High, temporary; Mrs.
e. H. Chambliss, Mckinley High School;
Mrs. M. B. Bush Langley Junior High;
Miss G. E. Laleger, Langley Junior High,
September 1S: H H. DeWhirSt Miss M
S. Louden and Miss M. E. Kroell, Cor
don Junior High: w. E. Barkman, F.
A. Horstkamp, G. E. Langford and A.
w. Lyles, Abbot Vocational; Mrs. Elsie
Davidson, Miss G. G. Gibson, Miss r.
e. McRae. Miss Betty Schaaf, Miss M.
/ Smith and Miss K. L. Thompson. D.
S. group; Miss A. B. Carroll, Fillmore
School; Miss v. A. Everett, Hyde School;
Miss A. M. Hess, Broad Branch road
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RAISE STANDARD
/ OF D. c. TEACHERS
Require 3-Year Course for
Elementary Grades and De-
gree for High School.

M The Board of Education cleaned its
calendar of a mass of pending matters
at it's final session of the school year
yesterday afternoon. chief among which
was the approval given a report of DR..
Frank w. Ballou, as superintendent OF
schools raising the eligibility standards
zsof teachers entering the Washington
public schools on or after July l, 1880.
~ These higher standards, having no
bearing upon present teachers, will con-
-tinue from that date until June 80,
1888. by which time it is expected the
sSedcaa::c-s' college viii be opened.
. The new standards establish three
year normal course and corresponding
raises in the eligibility requirements of
teachers in the junior and senior high
schools. In addition to the existing re-
.1quirements of teachers in the senior
and junior high grades, all teachers
{ entering them after July /. 1880, must
present a masters degree from an ac-
credited institution.
Z No Dearth of Teachers.
Elementary teachers, upon entrance,
must have a diploma showing compile
ton of three-year normal course. in
stead of two years as now required. A
certificate approved by the Board of
Education will be acceptable in sub
stitution for elementary teachers.
DR.. Ballou disagreed with a sugges-
tion raised at the board meeting that
since the addition of another year of
{ normal work provides for no increase
In salary, it would be more difficult to
y secure new teachers. He declared there
is no dearth of qualified people for
9 teaching positions, pointing out that
4 there are at present 140 applicants on
$ the waiting list for elementary positions
In the white schools and $40 applicants
for similar positions in the colored di-
J. visions.
4 Next in Importance to the raising of
= eligibility requirements was the action
. of the board in recommending an in
y Spection this Summer of all portable
: school buildings in the city by the
municipal architect. The board also
4 went on record against the erecting of
additional portable schools in approving
DR.. Ballou's report calling for an inves-
Gigatlon OF existing ones. There are rs
z portables in use at the present time,
: 3 having been condemned because of
s damage by recent storms. The inves-
= tigation will be conducted with a view
! 10 determining how many halliday
{ schools will be required next year.
s Lengthen School Day.
4 Despite protests from the Teachers
8 Union and other civic organizations. the
3 board went on final record in support
) OF its action in lengthening the school
: day In senior high schools by half an
4 hour. The action was taken in approy-
4 ing report by DR.. Ballou in setting
y forth his reasons why the board Should
Z not reverse its previous action in this
{ matter
< During the discussion DR.. Ballou
pointed out that the school year in
: Washington is the shortest of any CITY
OF its size, shorter by a month even.
i than the school year in New York and
Boston.
while we have met COLLEGE raor,,rs-
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By GILBERT SELDES

By GILBERT sELDEs
cOCIALISTS, Single Takers, Nihilists,
y men with flowing neckties. women IN
,-o,,.ers-Roderic Temple met them all;
tried many of their theories-and now
begins the story. Of twenty turbuien.
wears among the radicals and on the ROAD
hack from "UtOpia.
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uortables; Miss v. T.. Lacy, Eaton
School; Miss e. w. Robinson, Wesley
Heights portables; Miss Sue Yancey.
Brown School; Miss M. Z. Crosby,
Bryan School; Miss Wfllye Freeman,
Van Buren, School; Miss M. H. Gibson
and Miss Laura Haynie, Brent-Dent
School; Miss z. B. johnson. Stanton
school; Miss B. NJ. Talbert, Randle
Highland Orr: Miss D. A. Brooke
Bradley School; Miss G. e. Taylor
Smallwood- Bowen School; Miss H. E.
Andrews and Miss H. r. Bryan. Bur-
roughs School; Miss M. G. Hurd. En-
lexington School: Miss E. E.
Shewmaker, Brookland School; Miss c..
E. Smell. Emery lexington School, Sep
tember IT; Miss T. K. Bailey and Miss
E. H. Clark, Benning School; Miss E.
S. Fishman and Miss E. M. Geiger.
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Wheatley school: Miss A. M. Lucas and
Miss H. G. Macou0htry, Pierce Webb
School; Miss J. NJ. Parks, Blow School;
Miss Frieia Rosenblatt, wheatley
School; Miss E. M. Waters, Maury
School: Mrs. G. c. Palmer, ungraded
work, Division 9, probationary; Mrs. c.
r. Anderson, domestic art group; Mrs.
e. s. Kozel, atypical work, Division g.
temporary: Miss c. A. Norgorden,
atypical work. Division 9, temporary;
Mrs. l.. d. Rynerson, atvpical work,
Division 8, temporary; Mrs. Irma Al
bee, atypical work, Division 9; Mrs.
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lContinued on seyenth Pagel
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1NNvTED Inspector Dckm s S h stolen @ Rosenhal
-: Nv lovely he knew nao ncL;rs
% ; " On the radiator dragon-shaped mascot tina, ina ..nzed
ea,ed red behind rOac posse oln 80 V.rd
couldn't see - os;te direction patrol from Scotland au
.hch barely the thrills in thus hrst oa 'ol '
Evening star., 1929-06-27

School, Division o: Hiss M. G. Lin
t5hicum, atypical ovrrk, Division 9;
Miss M. e. Yost, Health School, Divi-
sion 9. Principals--Misz BERTHE Back
us, Powell Junior High, resinstated, July
/; C. w. Holmes, Langley Junior High.
July 2. Assistant principa1-H. d. Da-
Wis. Mckinley High. Librarians-Miss
Della Nelson, Central High School, July
J.: Miss N. A. Payne, Eastern High
School, and Miss K. A. Erwin, Central
I.crtinyori rT, Cnver1th T3o0a Y
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Coming IN, EARLY Issues
UpTO.NOw

Afeu e. .rssr-ths is "A" himself, written by him.
ns of h;s personality hi. riumphs his hopes Ihs Ms s
primarily narrative of the years Snen N ns;c
S;,L .s riding the tide Of accomplishment IN pupn'
Sni'n on .iI..,,,.r. and az Governor Of New York.
Evening star., 1929-06-27
Lone Tree

xx,, .ho first introduced Bunker Bean,
,,ar.s eS The Movies RuggIes Of Rcd Cap Cousin JanS
a,h.r celebrities to readers now presents an o
"'s,,,n Rem Carcross, two trained nurses kn"ap
baby Bro'herna~ law Fresh Fresh 1Ts WESTERN sa ranch
Evening star., 1929-06-27
Selling Stock Short

a.. A,r,ona Davies takes Mr.. Suitzbacn 10
oa,,~, over the matter of cow-which ne had
sold short.
Evening star., 1929-06-27
One Out of Ten

Charley Paddock. fastest sPrintef'
retiring nj twenty mine, gisss a6-
vice to track noviees.
Evening star., 1929-06-27
Second Lady
Nv MRS. GARRET A. HOBART

By MRS. GARRET A. HobAni
TN the regime Of President Mckinney.
as in that of President Hoover an
washington was aroused over the qaes,
ton Of social precedence. Mrs Hobart
,eIls how il was settled and of the event.
fuI aays when she, as Second Lady,
often became First Lady
Evening star., 1929-06-27

Thomas Beer pencils reveaiihg
,,ortrait of Mark Hanna and ms
contemporaries.
Evening star., 1929-06-27
War Propaganda

"a o,bers helped to influence the thinkngei
,,.,;on. and to teach them to hate one another.
Evening star., 1929-06-27
T,,e Mixed Court Decides

lanes W. Bennett's glamorous story OF nov ,sce
and n white Judge, sitting together aomAn
between the races in Shanghai
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years, but Is nov tsaching u Jl6l y
visited friends hero end n lgo1
On her Easter vacation
Olaf Feltheim q 1ro60oe
pioneer resident q VIA - 49,
quite sick at hio home thoE0y - -
considerably improved q tnlo v13l
Miss Ada oaville apoue IL 49,
end visiting Miss Helen 1reu
Wayne Roser u helping WIN -
spring work ct tho John - -
farm. -.
Lowe With the cattle teot1ng ~ 49,
Rose and Long Lake t0Wn1a
Bernard and James Exnog 0oys:
kcted their prise winnjnx calves -
the calf club last wGDk.
Sunday guests at the q - 1eeer.s
son home included ~. 000 -
Adolph Exner and chlldke0s ~ 80
Mrs. Lloyd 0osuey and chil6roo 49,
Mr.. and AGrs. 8. 3. 0ood1n9 o14 o1N-
dren, Misses Ada 0avillo an0 Hem
Brownawell.
John peterson suffered . 1ervul1g
breakdown last week and = tok1ng
treatment In Bismarck.
Miss Daisy Pugh. . 1oeuae WA
Rose girl, but living In Bismarck -
past two years. left Easter ouu4ey
for San Haven to take troatuout ~
her health. The writer hopoo tnos
Daisy's friends. who read thl1y YIN
kindly send her = few words o9 cneer
In her lonely exile.
Miss Helen Brownawell spent the
fore part Of the week visiting 1G1sS
Ada Saville. who teaches the Ohesty
Grove school.
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DriscOll
BY MRS. F. O. JOHNSON

Mrs. Melvin johnson and children
returned Wednesday from Minnesota,
where they spent the winter.
Mrs. Moore and son, Mr.. and MRS
Cook Of Bismarck. Mr.. and Mrs. Egner
Swanson and Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Swanson. spent Sunday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Swanson.
A birthday party was given Friday
afternoon in honor Of Mrs. Elmer
Koon.
Miss valdis Knudson spent We'd
nesday to Sunday in Bismarck with
her mother.
Misses Helen Thomas. Vivian Tay-
lor and Frances Sherman, spent sun
day with Mrs. Metcalf.
Mrs. Alfred Hogstad and Miss Alyce
Mayer were callers In Bismarck sat
urday.
Mrs. H. M. Ward and children Wis
| tied at the p. Tempt home Thursday
Mrs. Henry Van Horn motored to
Sterling Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Burchwein and
children visited Sunday evening at
the Meyer home.
Miss Tiny Sleight spent the week
end at the Rosvold home.
Harold Sherman of Detroit, Mich.
Is spending q week at home after al
absence of Is months.
Miss Cordelia Meyer is working al
the Arthur Maui home near Steele
| for q few weeks.
Mrs. Clarence Olson anu MISS EN-
ma Eisenbeisz returned from BIS
marck Monday.
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Baldwin
b. FLORENCE B0RNER

PENNY Eide is recuperating from In
turtles sustained last SUNDAY nent
vhen the car in which he was riding
uueet. The two other occupants OF the
csr ESCAPED with minor cuts ana
scratches. Mr.. Eide sustained injuries
about the head and shoulders. neces-
sltetin9 his removal to bismarck
hospital. .-
pleasantly entertained . number o.
friends and relatives at their nome
last Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Fricke ana son
Richard. accompanied BY Richard
Horner. motored TO Bismarck Tuesday
afternoon.
Martin Bourgeois Of Bismarck was
hare the fore part Of the week on :
business mission.
Ar. and Mr.. Wayne Cummtns and
daughter Iona visited ct the Rlcnaro
Borner home Monday evening.
i. A. Tficke win help maintain the
county roads this year and opeIate
one Of the graders.
m. ana 1Grs. Eddie Meyers and
family are employed on the farm q
HoCue brothers south Of town.
Basil small spent several days q
the past week y the while Borne,
farm near Arnold blowing with m
tractor.
N. ana Alrs. Alvin Nordstrom art
daughter Iva May and M. ana Mra
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Steiber
BY MRS. C. L. MALONE

Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson and
family were Sunday visitors at 9. L.
Malone's.
Mrs. W. S. Oder and daughter VIVA
were Shoppers at the Alta store tues
day.
Lawrence Adams accompanied AL
bert Anderson on his mail route Sat-
urday.
Earl Dixon was a caller at the Ma
lone home Saturday.
George and Glen McAllistcr were
business visitors in Regan Saturday.
Dave Dixon dragged the road from
the schoolhouse as far as his place
last week.
Mrs. Harold Baron and son Nor
man returned to McClusky Friday
after spending a few days at the
home Of Mrs. Baron's parents.
Several OF the young people from
this community attended q dance az
Brockett's Friday night.
Charles Manning. B. =. Lem ano
C. L. Malone represented the Regan
camp Of M. w. A. at q county meet
Ing held at Driscoll Wednesday night.
Ted Lehr is helping John Carlson
with his farm work.
Gerald Jones has purchased q trac-
tor. 1865.
Mrs. G. L. Malone and Mrs. Harold
Baron called on Mrs. Frank Nickel
sen Thursday.
John Carlson and son Dennis were
shoppers in Regan Saturday.
The suowstorm Friday and satur'
day put a stop to the work IN tne
fields for q few days, but the farm
ers think it was a great benefit, q
the moisture was needed.
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KNOWINGLY DormaM and family vert
Wednesday evening visitors at tho
home Of Otto and Miss Alice Swanson.
tanned a few friends at their home
Saturday evening. the occasion being
Lee Fricke's thirteenth birthday. Mu-
sic and cards were the diversions. and
a midnight luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kent and daugh-
tiers Marion and Eunice and Mr.. and
Mrs. Andy Peterson were last Sunday
guests ct the Alvin Nordstroin home.
Mrs. AL Erickson and children.
Bobby and Beverly. arc house guests
at the home Of Mrs. Erickson's par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Fricke.
julius Meyers was recent business
caller In the capital city.
Rev. H. H. Clark. who has been
holding evangelistic services at Wing,
arrived here the latter part Of the
week for few days visit with friends
before returning to his home at Chi
cago. Rev. Clark held evangelistic
services In the Baldwin Presbyterian
church for three weeks the past win
ter.
Little Bert Small was injured in q
peculiar accident Friday afternoon
when an old scythe fell on his foot,
cutting through the shoe and almost
severing one OF his toes The accident
happened while the little boy was
,, pumping water In the wellhouse, the
scythe hanging beside the we'll. He
was compelled to miss school for sew
eral days until the cut healed.
Donald Little. who attends high
school in Wilton, was taken suddenly
Ill Sunday night and was hurried ia
Bismarck, where he was operated on
for acute appendicitis Monday, He Is
getting along very nicely, and will
probably return home next week. He
is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Little.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Nordstrom and
daughter Iva May visited with thu
John Nordstrom family in Naughtor
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Ayres and small
son, Of Menoken, were recent guests
at the home Of local relatives.
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ming en- route home from Mofftt,
where they had spen. the day.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmo Pihlaja returned
from Mandan. where they spent the
winter, to make their home at the
Heimo Surtola home again.
Miss Vieno Koski Is working at the
John Kalla home. as Mrs. Kalla Is
not well enough to do the housework
herself.
Oscar Boss, who has been visiting
at Glendale. N. D.. and Frederick.
8. D., returned home Saturday.
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Frances
By MILDRED DIErzMAN

Floyd Owens helped John Olson
clean seed grain Monday.
Walter Dietzlnan hauled load Of
barley to Menoke'l. Ell route to Nc
Kcnzlc after supply Of gas for farm
work Monday.
John Fischer and Jake Merckel were
business callers in Bismarck Monday.
Mrs. Walter Dictzinan visited with
Mrs. Floyd Owens Monday while Mr..
Dietzman went to Mckenzie.
Miss Edna johnson, teacher Of the
Frances school No. /. started to call
school at 9 o'clock since the roads are
in a better condition. which enables
the bus to Get there earlier.
rfino Harms called on Walter
Dictzman on business Tuesday.
John Olson helped Flowd Owens
clean seed grain Tuesday.
Mrs. Joe Fischer Is now driving the
school bus, since her husband Is busy
doing his .arm work.
Jake Harms got hor1e from Wal
ter Dietzm-. IN Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Ovens trans
acted business In Bismarck Thursday.
8. s. Trench and son Alfred deliv-
cred set of plowshares at the Walter
Dietzman farm wednesday.
Martin Tooker has purchased
tractor.
Lawrence maitland transacted busi-
ness in Mckenzie Monday.
S. s. French and son Alfred. OF
Bismarck, delivered seeder at the
Charles Mccormick farm Wednesday.
A number of young folks from this
vicinity attended the dance held III
Menoken Monday night.
Selmer Ownes has purchased q new
tractor.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Kershaw went
to Bismarck Friday afternoon to get
their daughter Esther. who attends
the Bismarck high school.
william McClusky delivered gas In
this territory Friday.
E. Tooker, Ralph Tooker and Clay
ton Tooker drove some cattle to Bis
marck Friday.
Mrs. Walter Dietzman has been on
the sick list the past few days. -.
John Elias of mckenzie was IN this
vicinity Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. WeSIacOII aiAI'
family, Of Sterling. were visitors at
the Walter Dietzman home Saturday
Mrs. Westacott, formerly Eunice
Craft, taught the Frances school NO
several years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller ano
family transacted business in Bis
marck Saturday.
walter Dietzman and son Edwin
and H. H. Westacott of Sterling were
business callers In Bismarck Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Tooker ane
sons Clinton and Ralph were business
callers in Bismarck Saturday.
Bill maitland was a caller AZ I'M
william Kershaw home Friday eve
ming. .-,,
August Nesper. who former!!
worked for Bill and Lawrence MAD
land. has returned to Bill Madland'
for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glib Cederstron
spent Sunday with Mrs. Cederstrom'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson' o
Regain.
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Estherville
b MRS. ROY LITTLE

Mrs. A. H. Helgeson called at the
Uhde home Tuesday evening.
Harry Dimond and Roy Little mo-
tored to Wilton Tuesday.
Lloyd Knutson had some feed
ground at Strands wednesday.
Quite q number of the farmers
around here have started working In
the fields.
Frieda Uhde was a Bismarck shop
per this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nicholson are
the parents Of new baby boy born
Wednesday. April Srd, at one OF the
Bismarck hospitals.
Mrs. Harry Dimond spent some time
Wednesday ct the farm.
Mrs. Louie Jorgenson was q visitor
at the Harry Davenport home Wed
nesday.
Roy Little called at the Uhde home
Wednesday to get some wheat.
Mrs. Anna Knutson spent Thursday
at the Joe Keller home.
The !. Balloon Sunday school class
met at the ]. r. Little home Wednes-
day evening, April Sd. A nice crowd
was present and the hostess served q
delicious lunch at the close OF the
meeting. The next meeting will be
at the Harry Davenport home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wilmot OF Will
ton were visitors at the George Now
der home Thursday.
VIM. Nicholson and daughter Odes-
50 and Mrs. Tom Hollingsworth mo-
tored to Bismarck Thursday.
Norman Little will work for Homer
Taylor during spring work.
Mrs Harry Davenport motored to
Wilton Thursday.
A number Of the friends and neigh
bors surprised Frank Mickelsor
Thursday evening. the occasion being
his birthday anniversary.
On account Of the bad weather the
play put on by the Garfield high
school at Wilton Friday evening wa
not very well attended.
Among the callers In Regan from
here Saturday were, Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Mccullough and daughter Bar
bara, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nicholson
Earl and George Mowder, VIM. Uhde
otto and Fritz Uhde, Chas. Manning
Harry Davenport, Henry Schilling
Mrs. Anna Knutson and Oliver. ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Little and Gene.
The board Of directors Of the Farm
ers' Elevator held business meeting
in Regain Saturday afternoon.
Edith Francis spent Saturday will
Charlotte and Ruth Wilmot.
Melinda Manning spent the week
end at her home here.
Mrs. A. H. Helgeson and Fried
Uhde attended the American Legio,
rally in jamestown this week.
Mrs. Anna Knutson and son Lloy'
and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Little an
Gene attended church services \
Regain Sunday.
Rev. Munson of Bismarck hel
church services at Garfield Sunda!
April 7th.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mccullough an
daughter Barbara visited at the Wn
, Mccullough home Friday.
The Danielson young folks attende
party at the Louie Jorgenson HON
Saturday.
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Alta
BY KARL SCnATZ

Geo. Hochhalter transacted BUSH
ness In Mercer Thursday.
Ed echuch was . business caller
at the H. schatx farm Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Jensen and son Of Fargo
are visiting ct the M. Coombs home.
Richard Adams and cousins were
visiting In the steiber community
Wednesday.
J. Pool spent Wednesday evening at
the Adams and Anderson camp.
Earl Dixon was . visitor at the
Adams home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schatz drove to
Turtle Lake Thursday to attend to
some church affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hochhalter and
son spent Wednesday evening at the
H. SchatS home.
Fred Brockett transacted business
In Regan Wednesday.
Richard and Laurits Adams and
Albert Anderson visited at the home
Of Mrs. Adams Thursday evening
Gus, Pauline and Esther Schatz
drove to McClusky Thursday evening
to visit their sister Sarah. who At
tends school there.
Mary and Ted Hochhalter motored
to Regain Saturday where Mary took
her music lesson.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stienert were
dinner guests ct the Jake Hochhalter
home Sunday.
A group Of young folks gathered al
the Brockett home Friday evening t<
help Mrs. Bracket celebrate hel
! birthday anniversary.
John Kiemele Of Turtle Lake was
| In this community Wednesday buying
hogs.
Gus and Ed achatS were busy haul.
ing hogs to Mercer Monday.
Mrs. n. Coombs and brother wef<
Pickardville choppers wednesday.
Chas. Larson was . business caIlel
at the Carl and n. Schatz farms Sat-
urday.
Gerald Jones spent Saturday eve
ming visiting Hank and Ed Schatz.
Mike Bierlie Of McClusky was de-
livering gasoline to the farmers II
this community wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. ]. 6troh visited Ut tn
II. 6chAtx home Tuesday.
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Dale and Ivan were dinner guests
Sunday at Harry Ulfers.
John 6attler visited his brother
Charlie Sattler at the hospital At
Harvey Sunday.
Den Hamburg was in town Satur-
day afternoon on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Haas and
daughter were guests Sunday at
Harry UlferS.
Mrs. Helen Elmer was guest SUM-
day at the Kraft home up near Turtle
Lake. They had about a foot OF
snow.
Melvin Webster was guest Sunday
evening at Ray Ha2legrove's.
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considerable damage The large w'n-
dow In front was broken out. the
chimney wrecked and the building
moved about two inches. We UNDER
stand that 1t was done W someone
who was fooling with s6me ono clse's
car
The members Of the Braddock
Woodman Circle with their escorts
entertained at a banquet IN the Sien,
hall Wednesday evening. April 10th.
After su,nptuous dinner. the re-
maindcr of the evening was spent IN
dancing. Music was furnished by the
Sunset orchestra. There were about
100 present at the banquet.