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Rio Hondo
INTERESTING c. E
PROGRAM GIVEN

The Rio Hondo c. Z. had an I'M
usually interesting meeting this
week, Leslie Bulls being leader.
Various phases or the topic
Y. aver in the Life OF Leaders"
we're discussed by Sylvia Affalter,
Alice Dack, Clarence Werlich and
Mabel Hall.
a piano solo was rendered by
Alice Dack after which In a brief
business session Rose Mae Hudson
Was elected to fill the place OF Miss
Gladys Nation, chairman OF the
en- ertairment committee. Evelyn
Rosendahl vas elected publicity
chairman.
For June 18th the topic How
Great Leaders Served Their Gen
Grafton" will be conducted by Carl
back. and a good program Is anti
& rated. Everyone is invited TO at
end and are asked 10 be there al
T.gC .. m.
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PERSONALS

Nj. and Mrs. Juan c. Gonzales
aI-L little daughter accompanied by
bob Mango, motored 70 Austin last
week where they spent a few days.
They we're accompanied home BY
Jonn Jr.. who has been a student
lr- the University Of Texas for the
raS. year.
Lieutenant and Mrs. George
Cllussen motored To Mier, Mexico,
Sunday.
Mrs. Z. Owen Scott returned home
Thursday from Dallas where she
went to place her sons. Herndon
ano Owen Jr. IL school for the
sumner.
Mrs. scott spent some time in
Austin where She conferred with
several officials In the department
~ education regarding school work.
She also visited Southwest Texas
College for Teachers and A and I.
College. Kingsville.
Jose A. Hinojosa has returned
ron a weeks vacation spent In
San Antonio and Dallas.
Feadley Edgerton who has at
tended school IN McAllen for the
n1st year is spending the summer
vacation with his mother. Mrs.
Mary n. Edyerton. Headley viii
erter McAllen high next year as a
senior
DR.. and Mrs. c. Soils and little
daughter Leah motored 10 Austin
last week to attend the commence
ntnt exercises at the University Of
Texas and ST Mary's College. They
we're accompanied home bv Misses
Emma and Sylvia Soils. Miss Sylvia
GhN did advanced work In st. Marv's
received her certificate from the
Commercial department.
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GIRL SCOUTS HOLD
WEEKLY

The Girl Scouts held their weekly
meeting Tuesday morning at the
home OF Mrs. Joe Holloway. Five
were present. The new scouts in
Guided Martha Webb. Beverly Wit
tenbert and Mary Lou Claggett.
Each girl brought a biscuit that
she had baked TO be judged by Mrs.
Walter Weaver and Mrs. Joe Hollo-
way. Sarah Louise Weaver and
Effie Joe Holloway tied in the con-
test 10 find the oldest verse about
bread In the Bible.
Next week each girl will bring a
frosted cake that she has made.
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COMPLIMENTS
VISITOR

Honoring Mrs. Wood OF Sugarland
who is visiting her daughter Mrs.
willard White. Mrs. Cecil Yerger
entertained with four tables Of
bridge al her home Tuesday after
noon.
First prize went to Mrs. Joe Sell
airs, second TO Miss Jennie Redfield
and guest to Mrs. Wood. The prizes
included different pieces Of MADEIRA
linen.
Refreshments were served.
Guests included Mesdames Franz.
Wood. II. r. Pittman Of Dallas, Joe
Tim. Porter, A. G. Mckinney. Sr.,
Harry L. Towns. j. o. Park, Il. r..
Sanders. J. H. Turner. Harold Watts.
John Webb, "A. II. Elliott. William
Petch, Joe Sellars, willard White
and the hostess.
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Dayton King and wallace Tread
way. from John Tarleton. Stephen
vile; Vincent McCabe, from SC.
Edwards, at Austin: Carl Dack,
Crllege OF Arts a. Industries. Kings
vile; and Herrchell McEwen,
Kingsville.
Richard Alexander has returned
from McAllen where he has been
NTH the u. >. Department OF AEri-
culture for the last several months
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PERSONALS

Albert Schweitzer spent the week
end In Yoakum as the guest Of Miss
Leonita Kopecky.
Mrs. John Bacon returned Mon
day from a two months visit in
Arkansas.
Winnifred Maddox left Monday
for Fort Worth where she will spend
the summer.
Mrs. :. w. Hooks vas a visitor
in Mercedes Wednesday as the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Hoyt. who
left Wednesday for Kansas City.
Ray Reed of Okmulgee, Okla, ar
rived in Donna the first of the week
to be the guest Of Joe Move.
Ray Wait was a weekend visitor
in Pt. Isabel.
Phillip Boeye OF Brownsville was
a caller in Donna Wednesday.
Mrs. Horace Boyett Of Corpus,
formerly Miss Clair Richardson OF
Beaumont. was q guest at the home
of Mrs. Walter @. Weaver. Mrs
BOyett was a delegate to the B. p.
w. c. convention m Harrington.
Mrs. A. w. Nations, Mrs. c. L
Tracy Mrs. David Wilson, Mrs. Z
B. La Mont were visitors in Har-
lingen Monday at the home Of Mrs
c. ID. Brown.
Mrs. Harry L. Towns and daugh-
ter. Mary Lee, left Wednesday fol
San Antonio where they will meet
Mr.. Towns who has been in East
| Texas during the past month.
Mrs. j. H. Timm, Mrs. George Els
her. Mrs. Lottie d. Pagan. and Mrs
w. A. Wright were McAIlen visitor.
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. M. Pittman and
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. @. Shepherd oil
G~roesbeck- arrived in Donna thi:
week to make their home.
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MRS. PITTAiAN
HONOREE

Tuesday evening Mr.. and AErs.
IT. II. Sanders hOnOred Mrs. H.. ri.
Pittman Of Dallas. former resident
Of Donna, with a A. party at their
home.
Guests for the evening were Mrs.
Pittman, Mrs. Porter. Messrs- and
Mesdames j. 4. Wier. a. c. McKin-
ney. ST.. Frank Wood. w. r. Tom
llnson and r. 5. Chambers and the
host and hostess.
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF
MADE

announcer cnt is made here this
week OF the marriage OF Frank
cthea OF this place and Miss Marie
RI ghtoWer OF Prairie View. Okla
Aoma.
Mr. and Mrs. Cohea have arrived
II Rio H0ndo where they viii make
taeir home.
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ATTEND ~ENCAMPMENT
AT WICHITA T.

Mrs. G. D.. Hoover or Rio Hondo
..ocmopanied a group OF VALLEY
Christian Fndeavor TO the Chris
ion Endeav encampment at WI
Chita Falls.
The convention started June III
continuing on through the 18th. OF
which dav the entire convention
group will 90 on an outing to Lake
Wichita.
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HONORS
DONNA

Many friends Of David Dlckey
will be interested TO know that he
has been granted the Lower Division
Honor because of his record as a
student at Leland Stanford Univer-
sity az Palo Alto. California. He
was honor student Of the 1928 SEN
iOr class.
Lower Division honor means the
honor roll Of high grades for two
years work.
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HOSTESS TO
CLUB
EPMORTH LEAGUE
SOCIAL

The EpWorth High league o. the
Methodist church entertained with
a social az the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. /. w. Mcclure Monday night.
Games and music proved the di-
versions for the evening.
At a late hour refreshments were
served to Rev. and Mrs. j. j. Rich
ards and family. Matte Lee Whar-
ton. John Webb, Marcus Mehtonen.
Lorraine George. Joe Mcclure. Law
renee Champion, Alma Efauldin,
Dolly Todd, Winnifred Maddox. FL
more Davis, Inez Todd. Charles Cole,
Mary Elizabeth Chestnut and Arba
Mauldin.
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an ideal place for a summer affair.
Small tables we're placed or the
porch and patio for the sccomoda-
tions of the guests with an impro-
vised platform at n end Of the
porch.
Mexican serapes and Mexican
pottery furnished the setting with
small tables laid with green cloths.
Under the able direction Of Mrs.
John Hinojosa. Jr.. a delightful pro-
gram was repeated twice during the
evening.
Dances presented were The Sc
guidillo." BY Misses Rosaura Guer-
"a, "Goofy' by Clifford and Rosaura
Guerra; "Jarabe Tapation,' by
Misses Enoe and RoSaura Guerra;
La Jota" by Miss Enoe Guerra and
Mrs. John HinojoSa, Jr, Acrobat
Ballet" by Miss Isabel Guerra
This list number was decidedly
the hit Of the evening. Little Miss
Guerra included IN her number
back herds. splits and cart wheels
and was most generous IN ner re-
Spouse TO the enthusiasm OF the
guests.
Following the supper. the guests
remained for dancing and Driege.
The committees in charge were con-
CIRCULATED on the success Of the af-
fair and 1t was agreed that this
wcLld be the first Of the series Of
similar social events 10 b given
during the summer.
The hosteSSes were. Mesdames j..
p. Bass. George B. Marsh. F. G..
Chatfield. B. 9. King. Q. Soils, Flo
dia Monroe. Harold Smith and Miss
Camille Block. These we're ably as
sisted BY Misses Shirley and Rob-
in Brooks and Alicia Soils.
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day evening at which time she and
others OF the class participated in
the annual commencement exer-
cises
Miss Emma completed her gram
ma school work here; attended
nigh school at st. Mary's Academy:
spent two years OF college at In
cGrnate Word. San Antonio, before
entering the university. She will
spend the vacation with her par
erts.
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r TAYLOR BRIDGE
PARTY

Mrs. j. o. Park honored Mrs. w.
G. Taylor who left Wednesday for
Windsor. Ontario. Canada, with
three tables OF bridge at her home
Saturday ~ever.ng. Mrs. Taylor re-
ceived high cor for women and
Bert Madison for men.
Refreshments were served TO
Messrs. and MeSdames w. q. Taylor,
Bert Madison. William Petch. c. c.
.HadSell, "A. TT. Elliott and Mrs. Nc
Murray, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. o.
Park.
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MRS. WEAVER S 7
At LUNCHEON

Mrs. Walter @. Weaver. the In
coming regent Of the Lieutenant
Thomas Barlow chapter Of the ma
tionaI chapter Of the Daughters of
the American Revolution, entertain
ed the new executive board. mem
bers Of the program committee. and
members OF the bylaws revision corn
mittee with a luncheon at her home
Thursday.
The business session began al II
D. m. and continued until all plans
for the year l930-3l were completed
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LOCAL GIRL GIVEN
REITX nEEREE

Miss Emma Soils. daughter OF
Or. and Mrs. c. Soils was a mem
be- Of the 1880 graduating class
from the University OF Texas. The
Bachelor Of Arts degree was con-
ierred upon Miss Soils last Thurs
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MISSIONARY
MON

The Women's Missionary Union
Of the Baptist church met this
lex with Mrs. ". c. Welch at
Narlingen
The meeting was in the nature
az a business meeting and a round
table discussion. The devotional was
liven bv Mrs. Albert knight. Owing
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Valley Society NeWS
and EDentS

snort visit with Mrs DorotEea
Pritchett.
Misses Vivian Austin and Eunlcs
S,roman were the guests OF Miss
Virginia Meyers Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. H- Knight and
daughter Virginia spent Sunday IN
Santa Rosa.
Mrs. Y. q. McSpadden left Thurs
Cav for Elgin, Illinois where she
nin meet her son, Joe who A. a.
terding school there.
H o. Stronan and nephew
herman have returned from san
antonio where they spent q rev
days.
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ENTERTAIN CLUB
MEMBERS

The Fort Ringgold Bridge club
was entertained Thursday evening
b Lieutenant and Mrs. George
Claussen at their quarters.
Three tables we're arranged with
high score awards won by Mrs.
Rossiter Clarity. Captain c. w.
Richmond and Captain JaiuSSewicz.
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O1rnito
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
w. L. Brown Of Edna. IS here
FOR an extended visit with his
daughter. Mrs. K. ID. Box.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mirths left Sunday
t0i MildIuket to spend a few weeks
Miss Margaret Brown, a librarian
Of Cleveland. Ohio, is here for n
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Spraggins. Marcos Hooks. Richard
! Austin. Frank Mckinney. Billy Mar
low. Kenneth Mcclellan. John Webb.
Tom Hooks, Emory Watts ana
Scoutmaster Phillips.
HOSTESS TO
CLUB
Mrs. r. r. Cummings entertained
the Wednesday bridge club at her
country home Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Cummings received high score
and Mrs. Joe SellarS second high,
Refreshments we're served To IL
members.
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Woman; S Club Gives
Rio Grande City Society
Spanish Cabaret Fete
Rio Grande City Society
Especial to The Herald.)

RIO GRANDE CITY, June 14-The patio Of the L. r. Brooks home
formed an attractive setting for the benefit cabaret supper given by the
womans Club on Saturday night at which time eighty guests were
present.
The spacious garden with the arrangement Of shrubs and plants was
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AND EVERY O TOO

did your husband follow my
directliab? Did he take the medi-
cine Ifeft for him religiously?"
"Ind afraid he didn't, doctor.
In fat&he swore every time / gave
go dose."-Tit-Bits.
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MRS. EDGERTON
HOSTESS

The Tuesday Bridge club was en-
tertained on Tuesday BY Mrs. Mary
II Edgerton at her home with
sixteen members present.
High score was won by Mrs.
John A. Pope Jr., and second high
b. Mrs. Mary II. Edgertcn.
An ice course was served.
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Former Donna GIRLS
Donna Society
Donna Society
Honored With Shower
Especial to The Herald

kSDeCldl 10 I'LL ElLdlA
DONNA. June 14-One Of the most colorful showers OF the season was
that given in honor OF Mrs @. Jones, the former Miss Virginia hester
Of Sheboygan. Wisconsin. and formerly OF Donna, q graduate OF the class
Of % Of Donna. by Mrs. Harry Lee Towns OF Donna and Mrs. Boyce
Locket Of Alamo AZ The home Of Mrs. Towns. SATURDAY. afternoon. Inc
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TWO'S ENOUGH

TWO'S ENOUGH
Mrs. Sand: Anyone would think
I was nothing but a cook In this
house.
Mr.. Sand: Not after a couple
mealS-Answers.
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HOSTS AT
SOCIAL

Tom Hooks and John Webb en-
tertained with a watermelon party
Monday night at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. IT.. Weiss Hooks. The
guests included Rosamond Towns,
Dorothy Mae Yerger, Dolly Todd.
Beth Harwell. Vertrees Neal, Rich
ard Austin. Emory Watts. Jr., Bob
by Holloway, Jim Ed Jones, John
Webb. Marcos Hooks, and Tom
Hooks.
BOY SCOUTS
ATTEND CAMP
Boy Scouts attending the I've day
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BOY SCOUTS
ATTEND CAMP

Boy Scouts attending the five day
<aHASus al Zanafa No. -LnSs,~
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-
keeps pace with the early spring
workouts. Nothing whips such
men into shape more quickly or
more effectively than a diet which
keeps appetite at q. keen edge and
works of. sanely and normally,
the residues collected during the
athletes lay-of period Of inactiv-
ity.
When eight men swing their
shell In line for the 4 mile grind
ct Poughkeepsie. these men should
be carrying In their stomachs
nothing but energy supplying
foods. They will call upon-and
need--every ounce Of reserve they
can carry before they pass the
finish marker. Naturally, the men
in the best condition to meet this
csacting demand upon energy are
those whose training has removed
from the body all the dead weight
and useless r~esidues.
One hears q great deal OF talk
and sees much written about
the stroke used by this or that
crew. Naturally. each coach
teaches his men the stroke which
he believes. through experience,
Will be most apt to drive his col.
ors out In front and keep them
there. But nc type OF stroke In
the world Is worth a plugged
nickle, II the men manning the
oars have not been properly con.
ditioned to set 4 winning pace and
then have the stamina and re.
serve energy to hold 1t.
A sensible diet then. which In.
cludes plenty Of roughage. cellu-
lose or bulk Choose your own
name for it, Is as necessary In
the long training grind, as the
actual workouts In the racing
shells, for a crew man needs every
ounce of disable foods that he can
store in his body. When the coz
swain increasss the beat for the
Anal squirt. 1t takes q perfectly
trained human machine to stand
the gan.
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favorite dish as they could hold.
they were allowed only a limited
quantity OF water. The idea. then,
seemed to be to stuff EN-, and
then bring them to a keen com
petitive edge" quickly through
sweats and lots OF purgatives.
Needless to say the after results
we're anything but desirable.
Today a coach goes about bring
ing his men into shape In just
the opposite fashion. l always
start the men as early as possible.
SO that there will be no need for
last minute. intensive grinding to
bring them to the peak
The more gradually a man car
build up his stamina and drive,
the more effective he will be and
the less apt to 60 stale. Balanced
against the necessary meat in our
crew diet Is always an impressive
assortment Of leafy and ibrous
vegetables, the cellulose or bulk
Of which promotes intestinal n.y.
giene and helps carry of the resi-
dual poisons In a normal and
healthy manner. This same veg
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gust, 1880, for heating and ventila-
ting the school house at Raymond.
Montana, in accordance with the
plans and specifications now on file
at the office of p. L. Collins, Clerk of
said School Board. and which can
also be seer at the Office of the Lin
coin Lumber Co., in Plentywood,
Montana.
Proposals must be addressed to the
Clerk of the Board of Trustees of
School District No. 81, Raymond,
Montana, and must contain a certi-
fled check or its equivalent. made
payable to School District No. 81 of
Sheridan County, Montana, in an
amount equal to five 90 per cent Of
the amount of the bid.
Plans and specifications may be
seen at the above designated places,
and blank proposal forms may be Sc
cured from the Clerk of the Board
of Trustees Of said District.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
A. B. Westphal, Chairman.
P. L. Collins, Clerk.
Pub. 48-3t-
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NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL DISH-
RIOT OF THE STATE OF MON
TANA, IN AND FOR THE COUN-
TY OF SHERIDAN
In the matter of the estate and
guardianship of John Kennedy. an
incompetent person.
Under authority of an order grant
ed by the District Court above en-
titled, dater July 26th, 1880, | the un-
dersigned, as guardian of the person
and estate of John Kennedy, an in
competent person, will sell at private
sale the following described real es-
tate, to-wit:
IAN undivided ~one-seventh in
terest in and to the Northwest
quarter (NWA) of Section
Numbered Twenty-one cd, in
Township Numbered Thirty-sev-
en- North (37N) of Range Num-
bered ~Fifty-four East (54E), in
Sheridan County, Montana"
The sale will be made on or after
the 10th day of August, A. d, 1880,
and bids will be received Tin writ
ing) at the Office of J. j. Gunther.
Plentywood, Montana, an a~ttorney-at
law.
The terms of sale are cash.
Dated this 30th day of July, A. d.
1880.
Katie Kennedy.
Guardian of the person and estate
OF John Kennedy, an incompetent
person.
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RESERVE

Reserve-Church services held in
the school house last Sunday even
ing were well attended. Rev. Sto-
we'll conducted the service.
At a meeting of the Ladies Aid
held last Saturday afternoon it was
decided not to start construction of
the new Church ut this time.
Eric Dingass is busy these days
repairing the H. p. Anderson house
preparatory to making it his home.
Nearly everyone in town drove
out to Brush Lake last Sunday to
take in the bathing and dancing.
A carpenter crew from Minnea-
polls arrived on Monday to CON-
mense repairs on the Farmers Ele-
vator. The elevator will be given
a complete overhaul before the new
grain starts moving.
Binding grain seems to be quite
general now and combining is start
ing, which looks like the crop is
maturing faster than it should for
good results.
Bernhard Nelson has the job OF
calcimining the Anderson home,
and also leveling up the building.
Lars Larsen loaded a car of cattle
for Chicago last Thursday.
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their picnic at Beaver Creek. A good
time was enjoyed by all.
Andrew LELAND motored to Regina
to meet Mrs. Iceland and Ralph, who
have been visiting Mrs. Elsie Buch-
anan in Canada.
Mrs. Nelson and Lucille, Mrs. Min
and Frederick and Mrs. West, visi-
ted at the Arthur LELAND ranch on
Thursday.
Miss Barbara LELAND celebrated
her fourteenth birthday July fiji
teenth. The guests invited were Lu-
ellie Boo, Viola Goodlaxon, Lucille
Nelson, Francis Deck, Mamie John
son was also invited but could not
attend on account of illness. A de-
licious lunch was served and a good
time was had by all.
MI. an Mrs. Harry Thompson, Mrs.
Anna Thompson, Bert Thompson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Artie Pixley all of
Crosby, \. D., were Sunday visitors
at the j. W. Wunderlich home.
C. P. Roderick was a Plentywood
business caller on Tuesday.
Mrs. Donald Trower and son of
Scobey returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Sam Fawcett, Gordon, Theo-
dore, Oryille. Violet, Lorraine and
Myrtle, who have been visiting here
left Monday for their home in Get
tysburg, S. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Trower arrived
from Grand River, Iowa on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hayes and ia
mily of G~oodwater, Sask., are visit
ing Mrs. Hayes mother, Mrs. Han
nah Larter who is i'll at her home
north of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Homme and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nelson and Mar
jorie got back from their trip Tues
day.
c. f. Stapleton drove over from
P~lentywood on Tuesday. !.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Oswald Selvig on July l4th. DR..
Campbell in attendance.
Buddy Nelson of Scobey is hobnob-
ing with old friends here.
Miss Craig and Louise spent the
day at the Andrew LELAND home on
Thursday.
F. G. Mills and Adam Giraffe drove
to Plentywood Wednesday.
Mrs. Ammud Johnson is on the
sick list, Miss Mamie johnson is re-
covering from her recent illness.
Mildred Wunderlich was the victim
Of q painful accident when she sever
ed her finger with the sewing ma
chine.
The band concert was we'll attend
ed Wednesday night. These open air
concerts are a real treat and every
one should attend.
Mrs. N. j.. Nelson and Lucille and
Mrs. West, also Mrs. Kosky and her
niece Miss Marie Mullins, Esther and
Clara Kosky spent a pleasant after
noon at the Lundeen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rooster mo-
tored 70 Minot Friday and from
there intended to visit at various
points in Minnesota.
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No coach OF any sport has
eper rOcketed into q deserved
place OF such ndti0n-Uide prom
inence in such a short time as
has "Dick" Glend0n. Son OF
an ilMstri0us father qOh0 has
guided Nary cre,os to so many
stirring victOries In past gears.
the younger Glend0n after tenn
porarily replacing his father at
the Ndrdl Academy. came to
C0lum bio Just four gears ago.
In those four gears he has COM
pletely rejuuendted rODinO at
Column bid. his freshmen aUin-
ming in 1926 and his varsity
chalking up taco toins and u
second in the merit three pears.
Realizing the supreme impor-
lance Of conditioning IN such a
grpellin0 race as the 4 mile
race at P0ughkeepsie. zoe hare
asked Mr.. GlendOn to tell US
something OF the training re-
Qnirements imposed on q creW
man, particularly In regard to
Dhdt he may and may not eat.
EDITOR.