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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-31
Taft
By FLORENCE B. GOsNEY

Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis accom-
panied by Mrs. Herman Nienan
were bismarck callers wednesday.
Mrs. johnson and son William
were town callers Wednesday.
Edna Mae Gosney visited with Vel
ma Drystad after school Wednesday
night. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Presley Gosney and
Edna visited at the Ben Koon and
Carl Kositzky homes in Bismarck
Sunday. They also heard Rev. J: -.
Pointer, who has been engaged N
missionary work in Africa for the
past II years, at the McCabe Meth
odist church.
w. E. Runey was transacting bus
mess in Steele Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Gosney accom-.
panied by E.. L. Hurr we're Bismarck
callers Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry lessen called at the
Brownawell home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fogarty were
town callers Wednesday.
Quite q large crowd attended the
dance in Sterling Friday night. Mu.
sic was furnished by "Red Aces" Of
Bismarck.
Mr.. Flick Of Minnesota called al
the Ernest Hurr home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fogarty were
Bismarck callers Saturday.
Friends of Belva Beatty were sur
brised to hear Of her marriage Il
Lester Andrews the fore part Of tn
week. They will make their home OF
the Hoover farm.
Mrs. Herman Nieman visited q
the Henry lessen home Thursday.
= The Sterling high school is givin,
a play, "All a Mistake" April 4th.
Misses Marion Ness, Lucille Zines
and Florence Gosney and Glen FL
ness and Charley Gosney spent Sun
day evening at the Harold Wrigh
home.
James Baker called at the Gosne
home Wednesday evening.
;, Mr.. Flick and Ernest Flick WEI
Sunday dinner guests at the Ernes
Hurr home Sunday.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Elder Elness an
their little nephew, frankie, sper
. Sunday afternoon at the Ed Fogart
, home. !.
P. M. Gosney was a Bismarck cal
err Friday.
Hanaford Fairchild was a McKer
zie caller Sunday.
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BY BURDELLA b. HELGEsoN

The annual election Of officers was
held here on Tuesday In the Log Cab
in and the following were elecetd for
the ensuing year: Aldermen, A. H.
Lundberg, A. e. Tourtlotte and J. M.
Lem: clerk, j. 8. Penner: assessor, L.
Hopkins; marshal, J. Fisher and Jus
tice Of the peace, H. z. Rannestad.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
which met at the home OF Mrs. 8.
Rupp on Wednesday afternoon was
well attended.
The American Legion Auxiliary
realized q nice sum OF money from
the food sale which was held In the
Log Cabin on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Clarence Kettleson and Mrs
Scanlon Of near Wing were callers In
Regain on Saturday afternoon.
Miss Irene Malsby spent the week
end with relatives and friends in Bis
marck.
Mrs. o. Tyberg went to st. Paul
last week where Nj. Tyberg Is q pa
tient in the hospital.
MI. and Mrs. A. L. Garnes were
callers In Bismarck last week.
Mrs. G. Halfxul and daughter 81
Fargo are guests at the A. B. STRAIT
ton home this week. Mrs. Halfhil
Is q sister Of Mrs. Stratton.
Mrs. L. Stocks was q caller In Re.
gan on Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. T. Hollingsworth o.
| Wilton visited with relatives and
friends in Regan over the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Helgeson Wis
tied at the II. E. Helgeson home II
Lem township last week.
Bernita Brenneise who attend
high school in Wilton spent the week
end ct her parental home In Regain
Maryland Christensen Of WiltQl
| was q caller In Regan on Saturday.
F. Urbach returned from Frazee
Minnesota, where he had been calle'
by the serious illness Of his father
who is improved at this writing.
Mrs. Walter sundquist Of near VII
ton was q caller at the home OF he
sister, Mrs. H. D. Watkins on Sat
urday afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. G. Rhodes and faHnil,
Of Wing were callers at the home o
Miss Nellie Lundberg on Sunday At
ternoou.
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BY VIOLET A. CLARKE

The township election Tuesday
was well attended. The following
officers were elected: Alfred Olson,
supervisor; Mark KershAw, justice Of
the peace; Henry Olson, assessor,
and Joe Paulson. road overseer.
Ed Freshour was q Sterling caller
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elder Elness and
son called on John Elness Tuesday.
Ed Smith hauled his car into Ster-
ling Wednesday with q team to have
it repaired.
Lawrence Mork called at the Ed.
Gibson home Wednesday.
John Elness was . Sterling caller
Wednesday.
Lawrence Mork called at Mrs. Jen-
ME Clarke's home Friday morning.
Ell Harding called at the Ed.
Smiths home Tuesday.
Christ Schoon and son Ernest are
the proud owners Of two new trac-
tors purchased Monday.
Mrs. Jennie Clarke and Miss vio-
let were Sterling callers .Wednes-
day.
Eli Harding called at the Harry
Clooten home Wednesday.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Elder Elness and son
were Sterling visitors Saturday.
John Elness Of Mckenzie was q
supper guest at Mrs. Jennie Clarke's
home Friday evening.
Eli Harding and Emery Conley at.
tended the dance at the Dome Satur.
day night.
MI. and Mrs. George Harding were
Sterling callers Saturday.
Violet Clarke visited at the Et
Smith home Sunday.
MI. and'Mrs. Ed. Smith motored K
Bismarck Saturday to get Ed's
brother, Tom Smith, who has beer
at the st. Alexius hospital the pas
week. He underwent an operation
for appendicitis there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clooten, &C
companied by Ed. Smith, were Ster
ling callers one day this week.
Eli Harding visited 1t the Ed
Smith home Sunday.
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Welch's Spur
BY MRS. r. NJ. WEIGH

Otto Dorman called at the Robert
WEIGH home Monday.
A. D. WEIGH called on George
Scarborough the middle of the week.
A large crowd attended the sale
held at the Moore farm by Mrs.
Chas. Moore.
Mrs. Robert Welch visited her
mother, Mrs. Ed. Doppler, Thursday
afternoon.
Lawrence Doppler called at the
Robert WEIGH home Thursday eve
ming.
A. D. WEIGH called at the Horace
Dirlam home the latter part OF the
week. !.
Fred Rittel and ION Jake. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Ishmael and little daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Dorman, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Welch, Ed Doppler
and son Lawrence, T. Homer and son
John, VIM. Ried, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin Reed and family were all Bis
marck visitors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knut Hanson and
family, who are living on the Chester
Boyd place during the time of flood
danger, motored to Bismarck the lat
ter part of the week.
Otto Ayers, rural mail carrier
from Menoken, had the misfortune Of
breaking an axle on his q near the
Nyles farm Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. WEIGH called
at the Ed Doppler home Saturday.
Ed Easton called for his sister,
Mrs. John Nieland, and little nephew
and niece on his return from McKen-
zie Saturday evening.
Oliver WEIGH called at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Hugh McMur.
rich Saturday.
Theodore Dorman called at the
Robert WEIGH home for q battery
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Knudtson anl
family and Mr.. and Mrs. A. D
WEIGH visited at the Otto Dormar
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Doppler and sors
Lawrence and Clarence visited at tn,
Robert WEIGH home Sunday. Mr.. an,
4 Mrs. A. D. WEIGH called also.
MI and Mrs. John WEIGH and
family visited at the home Of Mrs
Welch's parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. Slater
near Brittin, Sunday.
Lawrence and Clarence Dopple
and cousin, Marcus Tremblay, mo
tored to Bismarck Wednesday.
Chester Boyd, who was hurt abou
a month ago while dehorning cat
tie, il still unable to walk on hi
foot. Mr.. Boyd believes it to hav
been . severe sprain instead Of
break.
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Sam Brown we're short callers Sun
day at the George Nelson home.
George Nelson made . trip % the
river Monday and hauled hack : load
Of wood.
Miss Vina Oder, former resident
from IL miles north Of Rsgan, who
taught school No. ! and boarded q
Ed. Mounts, started school No. 2
and Il staying 1t the George Nelson
home for . period Of two months
and one week, finishing = term.
Edwin and Herman Olson are ex-
pected home from Froid, Mont, en-
route to Cooperstown where they
will be employed for ]. ]. Rue, con-
tractors.
Martin Nelson took Sam Brown
home Sunday night. Gladys and
Gertie Mae Nelson accompanied
them.
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Estherv1le


Ole Void called ct the Cecil Ekins
homo Monday,
Oliver and Lloyd Knutson were Re.
gan callers Tuesday.
Harry Davenport called in Regain
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ole Void spent some time
this week ct the John Hanson home
In Regain.
Township election was held at tho
Center schoolhouse Tuesday.
Mrs. Carl Berg was = Regain shop.
Marie and Harlan schilline spent
Tuesday evening ct the Earl Mowder
home.
Ole Void visited at Roy Little.
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boeche and
children spent Monday 1t Frank
Mickelson's.
Earl and George Mowder and Gene
Little were Regain callers wednesday,
Harry Davenport and George
Nicholson were Wilton business can.
ers Wednesday.
Willie Uhde and Martin Strand
transacted business In Bismarck q
couple Of days this week.
The Garfield Ladies Aid met with
Mrs. Roy Little March 18th. Quite q
good sized crowd was present. Tho
next meeting win be at the o. J.
Kuehl homo In three weeks.
Harry Knutson spent wednesday
night at the home OF his mother, Mira.
Anna Knutson.
Mrs. VIM. Nicholson attended tho
Regain. Ladies Aid ct the 8. Rupp
home March 10th.
Among the Regain callers Friday
were Fritz and Willie Uhde, Harry
Davenport and Roy and Norman
Little.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. oLeary and Nj.
and Mrs. Lybeck and children Of
jamestown spent the weekend ct the
Joe Cook home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hollingsworth Of
Wilton spent the weekend with rela-
ttves in this community.
Regain callers Saturday from here
were Willie. Fritz and Otto Uhde,
Oliver Knutson, Earl and George
Mowder, Olaf Void, Henry 6chilling.
Mi. and Mrs. Carl Berg. MI. and Mrs.
Frank Nicholson, Pete and Bill
Nicholson, Gene and Roy Little.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Nicholson and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hol-
: lingsworth were Saturday evening
visitors at Pete Mickelson,s.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Davenport call
J ed at the Pete Mickelson home Sat-
urday afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. John Bosche and chill.
: dren were Sunday visitors ct the
Frank Mickelson home.
3 Mrs. Anna Knutson and sou Loy6
spent Sunday ct the Strand home.
Sunday visitors at the Harry
Davenport home were Mr.. and Mrs
Tom Hollingsworth. Mr.. and Mrs
! Pete Mickelson and MI. and MrS. VIM
Mickelson and children.
Hasel and Molly Void spent Fri.
day afternoon 1t the Earl Mowdel
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mccullough ane
daughter Barbara called ct the Hal,
vorsen homo Sunday.
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THE TRIBUNE.

urday, making the e miles with =
team and reports the roads are In no
shape for hauling. /.
Mrs. Elget Strom has returned
home after . short visit with her
father.
Marion Aims and Alfred Anderson
motored to Bismarck Saturday.
Spring is here as there r goph-
ers out, the crows have arrived in
droves, meadow larks are here and
even the robin has come.
Eunice Davis was . caller on
Mrs. Nels Tosseth Saturday eve
ming.
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real eststs holdings southeast

real estats holdings southeast Ct
Baldwin.
Arthur Risch, former resident Of
this community, has purchased .
farm In the Cando district. ana plans
on making It his future home.
Local friends Of Roy Lewis WI Be
interested In learning Of his recent
marriage. MI. and Mrs. Lewis win
make their home on the Bob Nelson
farm which MI. Lewis purchased last
fall.
Several from here attended the has-
ketball tournament In Manqan RI.
day and Saturday.
Miss Ruth Falkenstein Is staying
with her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Falkenstein
at Still.
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Alta
By KARL SCHATZ

Edward Schatz and Edwin motored
to McClusky Monday afternoon.
Dave Hochhalter motored to Nc
Clusky Thursday. !.
Lawrence Adams was q caller at
the Karl Schatz home Wednesday
afternoon.
Edwin Schatz was a caller at the
L. Adams home Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Hochhalter and
family were visitors at the John
Stroh home Monday evening.
Custave Schatz returned nome
Thursday afternoon from Nebraska
where he had spent the bigger part
of the winter. j.,
Henry Schatz, Ed Emanuel and
Lawrence Adams were visitors at n
Karl Schatz home Thursday eve
ming.
Gustave Schatz and Lawrence
Adams were callers at the Henry
Schatz home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Adams and daughter lnga
were Alta callers Wednesday after
noOn. -. !.
Emanuel Schatz was a visitor at
the John Anderson home Sunday
evening.
Gerald Jones was a caller at the
Henry Schatz home Sunday We
ming.
Emanuel Schatz was a caller at
the Karl Schatz home Monday after
noon. ,,
Albert Anderson was q Regain call
er Thursday afternoon.
Paul Whal and Herman Schafer
motored to McClusky Monday.
George Hochhalter of near Alta
was a caller at McClusky Monday
afternoon.
Karl schatz was an Alta caller
Thursday.
Rudolph and Donald Schafer were
callers at Alta Thursday afternoon
John Martzholf Of near Alta was
a caller at the Henry Schafer home
Thursday evening.
Edwin Schatz and Donald Schaef-
fer were callers at the John Stroh
home Thursday afternoon.
C. Schaeffer was a caller at the
John Stroh home Thursday after
noon.
Lawrence Adams was a caller Al
the Oar Reinhart home Thursday af-
ternoon.
C. Schaeffer was a caller at the
John Stroh home Thursday after
noon.
Lawrence Adams was a caller a
the Dan Reinhart home Thursday al
ternoon.
Fred Bracket and Richard Adams
were callers at the Karl Schati
home Friday afternoon.
Richard Adams was a caller at tn
Karl Schatz home Saturday.
Emanuel Schatz was a visitor a
the John Stroh home Saturday eve
ming.
Glen and Earl McAllister wer
visitors at the Henry Schatz HON
Saturday evening.
Gustave Schatz and Gerald Jone
were callers at the Henry Schat
home Saturday afternoon.
Gottlieb Steenert and son Rienhol
we're shoppers at Regain Saturday
Eddie johnson was q visitor
tho Henry Schatz home Friday.
Glen McAllister was a caller at til
Henry Schatz home Sunday after
noon
Eddie johnson and Alvin Bracket
were callers at the Henry Schat
home Friday evening.
Harry Schaeffer was an Alta shol
per Saturday.
Glen McAllister was an Alta shoI
per Saturday evening.
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Mckenzie
y MRS. I. I. HUGHES

M. and Mr.. J. p. French Of Bis
marck weSs visitors Of Nj. ana Mrs.
VIM. Hughes, n, Sunday. They also
called On 1ftS. @. =. Crum.
The Mckenzie HomefnakGrS club
INST With lars. W. w. Miller Thursday
Afternoon. The l6Geou'on the Art q
Good Qroomiug" was Owen by Mr..
\. Oonley and llTS +. =. Hughes.
Emery Turner NJ . ca11er ~ DiS-
marck Tuesday.
111ss 1fadge King q Bismarck and
|1ers. hoy Random a jamestown NJ
It'd their sister, and beoth@-in-law
~. md Nh. 0eoEge Watson sunday
1Glm Iaehel ek1lton q Dts1n1xcl
viattng hes ustes. Nh. 7. =
nt,ohok
3 q. Dra~vss ~ ! 1tanarcl
Iltsss 0idIss Niner ~ 5rsturnsl
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Ghylin
By MARGARET DAVIS

Mrs. O. Sunquist and sons Emil
and Hugo spent Tuesday afternoon
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Holger-
son.
We are glad to report De Alta Lit
tie is much improved.
MI. and Mrs. Albert johnson and
his mother spent last Monday with
| Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Titles and How
ard Watkins.
Miss Leona Sunquist has returned
home and is attending the Still
school again.
Ethel and Buddy Keator expects
to enter school No. 3 again this
week after being out since Christ
mas on account Of the stormy
weather.
Harold Holgerson was sick last
week and missed part Of the weeks
school.
Albert johnson was . business
caller Tuesday morning on Willis
Gill.
Walter Schmisky took his sister
and Mrs. Aims, also Mrs. Henry An
derson, down to vote Tuesday.
Willis Gill was q Regain caller
Wednesday morning.
Clarence Scott called at the schoo
No. l Friday evening and from there
to the Albert johnson home on i'm
portant business.
Willis johnson missed school Fri
day due to sickness.
station Davis Is IN the sick lis
this week.
Nick Holgerson was . business
caller in Regain Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Moons wer
callers on Mr.. Aims Thursday eve
ming.
Tommy Moffet Of Menoken We
calling on old friends in and aroun
Regain Saturday.
Willis Gill, Louis King and Gros
Broste were reelected on the town
ship board last week.
Mary Scott returned from Biz
marck Saturday.
Paul Davis spent Sunday with hi
parents in Ghylin township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson are tho p,
. rents Of . baby girl. Mrs. Nelson
in . Bismarck hospital.
D Marvin and Lloyd Davis have =
turned to the school they attsnde
near Wing in the fall.
a The To0ds are IN very poor con
{ dition due to mud holes.
Mr.. Walter Sunquist and Mr.
Howard Watkins (sisters) took !
: the American Legion sale n Regs
Saturday.
d Mrs.. Keator, Mr.. Broste and NJ
: Aims were among the ladies calm
III Regain Saturday.
=. Herb Palmer r moving bin far
machinery 70 the pIacs vacated
Elmer Talmer north o. ths Fral
MiekoIeon home
The Serom hpys mOtored to willie
n M Gauh11s sen bro1eht ) load
waan 4Spn tEIeif 1eE1eof homa
vasa N e: - =
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By ELEANOR LANDsBERGER

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shea and
Miss Margaret Shea visited at the
J. J. Landsberger homo Sunday al
ternoon. !.
MI and Mrs, G. Jonkman and
family called at the Joe Prefontaine
home Sunday evening.
Rev. Father schweitser visited
with Father Weber ct Linton We'd
nesday and Thursday Of last week.
The finals Of the high school boys
basketball tournament were played
Friday evening between the sopho-
mores and seniors, and the 1resn-
men and juniors. The freshmen
were victorious over the juniors and
| the sophomores carried off the hon
ors from the seniors. The sopho-
mores having won . previous. game
in the tourney were the winning
team.
M. and Mrs.. Al SCHNEIDER and
daughter Maralyn left by auto Tues
day morning for Hatton. N. Oak.
where they will attend the funeral d
Carl Ben Eielson. Mr.. AL Schneider
is . cousin Of the noted aviator.
Emil Dietrich was chosen from ola
other applicants for the superintend.
ency Of the public school Of Bowman
N. OAK.
A meeting Of the Emmons County
Breeders association II to b. helt
Saturday afternoon for tho purpose
Of making plans for the eleventh m
nual stock show to be held IN June
The regular meeting Of the Juniol
MuSo club WAS hGld Friday at TIL
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ladelle Brig
gle, with Leland and Tenna enter
tanning.
Nj. and Mrs.. Gerhard Jonkmal
and family were Sunday Dime
guests Ut the J. ]. Landsberse
home.
Dave Crimmins, Who has besn ser
iously 81 following N operation TO
appendicitis, b reported g improv
ling vary nicely. He was . petien
ct the bismarck hospital.
!. Mr.. and Mr.. Emil Dietrich 90
. son Emil, Jr., autoed to Bismarcl
Friday afternoon and attended tn
STATE boskethall tournament
Miss Margaret Olsen motored 3
Jamestown Friday where che spsu
ths weekend with her parents. / MI
Jeonotee 4cGoo accompanied her.
The Misses Helen Wohlmau %
! Anne Moe accompanied ~ Carl or
heam md. George pusohlnsky W.
!. among those to attend the basket
ball tournament IN Mandan Saturda
: evening.
. Wednesday evening, n The locs
high school gymnasium, . debat
wax held in which the Mandan hiG
school debating team and the locl
high school team took part. 10 w
VIZ debate scheduled 4or the stat
contest. The question Vas, Resolyel
That the Jury SyStem n Grimm,
Cases Should - Abolished, Ihe n
bate was attended bysa vAIY IA
crowd. Judges w4re Guperinteni
snt n Linton school. IN. Dsees ~
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BraddOck
BY r E. F. SAVAGE

Rev. John Wilde of Bismarck, dis
trict superintendent of the NJ. E.
church, preached from the Bradd0ck
pulpit Sunday evening in the absence
of the regular pastor who IS at present
in Kentucky, being called there by
the illness Of his wife's mother.
Mrs. II. Beale and little daughter
Joan Of Kintyre came up from Kim
tyre Friday afternoon and spent the
weekend at the G. T. Barton home.
Mrs. s. A. Engleman returned home
Saturday after q several days visit
in Bismarck.
Ralph Hanson Of New England call
ed on Braddock friends Monday on
his way home from visiting his father
and sister at Wishek.
Mr. Higgins of Fargo. general agent
for the Massey Harris Machine Co.,
spent several days Of this week In
Braddock In helping George Dexter
who had become local agent for the
company get started in the work.
Carl Hanson Of Wishek spent Tues
day and Wednesday In Braddock.
The entire board Of the town was
reelected. namely: trustees. first and
second ward. o. r. Martini and DR..
Baer: town clerk. J. g. DeFrance;
treasurer. F. NJ. Long: assessor, J. A.
Allensworth; marshall. O. Feltheim,
and justice Of the peace, Fred Junge.
The ladies Of the Woodman Circle
met in session In their regular meet
ing Thursday evening, Mar. 10th. with
- members in attendance. The drill
kAA- su~A~A The AA~rH&An - ARR0
Emma Hutton seated the officers In .
very efficient manner. NJ. Fernalds
state manager, was called upon to adj
dress the meeting. After the close OF
the meeting our brothers In Woodcraft
who beforehand had been invited tt
come and meet Nj. Fernald, made
their appearance. They were II
ugeoent. a very nice program haf
ben prepared by the ladies. At thu
cJnDe o. the program Sovereign g. z
Iaxton iRbehalf Of the w. q. W.. ex.
ugoooDd thanks to the circle for theil
invitation 70 be present IT this meet
~ and aleo 70 NJ. Ternald for hi
ofk1sook Il lunch Wns served ~ tn
1n41oL ~. Fefnald remained owe
nlg1e IN Drad6Ock - the guest o
m. And Mn. :. J. Savage leaviul
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