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THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCrIoNEERs
1881 EYE ST. NV

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s sPpsss FsssrsdiRssi .! ETC., sSs cost
Of $3.50 In each case will be REQUIRED at The
thFy days tie aste d SAFE Hs u S!'a de
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chaser, after Ave (51 days nreyIolis adver-
tisement Of such resale In some rewspaper
published in Washington. ID. o.
b. FRANCIS SAUL
j. WRILEY JACOBS,
cas- 18th ct. NV.
se20-d&ds, exSu Trustees.
swTHE ABOVE SALE n POSTPONED
until FRIDAY, OCTOBER TENTH 1880
CpMMENcTNG AT FoUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK
~ BY oRnER OF THE TRUSTEES.
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q. a. SLOAN 4 90, AUCTIoNEERs.
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SALE * HogsssHBesEsg ' SSR 4HR SHa
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sasf s sSss5o ssts .sl Tss@I nS,
s w'e charsss, &C., due sad asnsid. ali house.
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tor sssk fq Ma ina HShs ESasrd
MfS s. M NJ and resers
bundle Of pictures; Mrs. Ida M. Beyea, sew
Ing Mrs. Frank T. Browning, furniture'
boxes, barrels, trunks, ETC.; Mr. and MTs:
SSsseh Hq Batst qPEsf arunEs Enc
Chatterton and Mrs. C. NJ. Mayes: furni-
t1re bSxss barrels Ro9 csisae pos, wire
senat sse and Box; Miss Martina CLARKE,
desk bed shairs rugs ncds etc NM M E Gent
soo ass t sHt hoses and crates. ais:;
hold goods, s'irniture. boxes, ETC.; Mrs. Alice
Erankn sssd fsttniars uDrsh
Iassss 51:i. sad T SGss.shofd
sooas, furniture. y, shelves; PIct9aEifiis .
more. two trunks ME: Essns I Hsis SsrtS.
Hersenhers, boxes, barrels. furniture, RADIO
s sESnss a sf k fsans g. H Hss
barrels, boxes, trunks. household goods;
Mi George Roasssols seosMf fqs-
Mr.. and Mrs W. B. Jones. piano and stool:
Mrs. M La Porte and Miss Rosemary La
Porte, box; Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Macnamee,
upright piayer-piano and bench; Mrs. Marie
MaTgot. brown cloth goat; MT: Harry , M9ors'
BOX; Miss Edith Ogden. trunk; Mr.. John H.
Roberts; household seeds and domestic rug;
Mr. and Mrs. II. "; Sauber. -FOUR grass TUGS.
Mrs. r. H. watts, radio.
CHAs. RAVENBURG. SECRETARY.
THos. J. OWEN 6 SON, .AUCTIoNEERs.
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BOWLING . co, AuctIonssrl

1918 YOU ST. NV,
WARRINGTON. d. O.,
To enforce liens for storage, charges, etc,
inss an and psfsohsi elects On stoTsee with
the Smiths Transfer T. Storage Co, inc,
AFFORD, w. b. BAKER, q. n. bartlett, Nellie
Bone RSEhE R RGns s1 MI: Eal1
Duckett, Mrs. Amelis Eyens, w. Finch,
H HlSasi s95 .etson MRS. 4anis gshnson
E EsniseaJ orss Waiter ld Iasas
a aaa hho,as.s sisen Hem f Ra:
Pearson and Paul sedgvick; Carl Peoples,
Bertha Bertha =. Wallace. Mary D. wsiiass. Mrs.
washington, Alvin Windish, II. Gordon,
Dr. j W, Hardin, Cenyqod Harris, pr. james
{. ogle and Mrs. James A. Turner, consisting
q houseBSla EGodsn tRTnItr s ssEIs ana ana
sRttss stofsd X E
RsPs4 Srs th ses sGG ssSs vi
per. &. E. Jackson. j! james. Wiiliam Neal
s ss E sf oa S0fR 9GM
= .islEnsdl GLAREENpoN sssITH,,
Incl 1918 You vt. NV. washington D. @.
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sALE--HOUSEs.
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CASH BUYERS, ATTENTION.
Act quick II yon want this e-reom and
S-bath hotswater heat, electric light corner
house on AT-foot lot
North Cleveland Park
Brick garage Said to be one Of the
finest homes built in this beautiful SUBJ
division.
Address BOX s7o-s. Star once.
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RENT-DEsK SPACE.
SAIE-FARMS.

FoE RENT : DESK SPACE, SIS Pc
month, 81 Barr Aldg.
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a b. o., Montg. CO., Nd, OF IN VI. between
yhsin Bridge and KEY 1fidee, Nahonsl
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H. G. Swiftly COMPANY,

WAL Tx y. DUNINIAN-
QUALITY BUILT"
- Don't buy until you. see the New idea
land Park. The finest location. The finest
house AZ g. reasonable price. It's the biggest
price. Why buy in an inferior location when
] can sell you this home on practically fhe
day until pm. Come out tonight or call
Col ?eiI Or Cleveland 2sss after Z pm. for
Exhibit House 4222 37th St. NV.
, 1sss 10 df s out &C. Conn On: aS se z yn Ss
houses. or. out Wisconsin ave to Van Ness
e., east TO s7th st.. one block north 70
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sHTHE ABOVE SALE II POSTPONED
until FRIDAY, OCTOBER TENTH 1880,
' RY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
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oc7aii,is.lS,l7 trustees.
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NEAR WALTER REED-$8,700.
Nearly new bungalow, 5 nicely pTopoy-
TONED rooms, tile bath. open fireplace, hot
water heat, built-in garase; nice sized lot;
easy terms
c. w. VAN WAGNER,
2as Cedar St, Takema Park. D. G. Ga. i7a6
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01
Bedtime Stories
Ry HOWARD E. GAHIS
newspaper Syndicate
,onvright. 1923. by Mcclure
UNCLE WIGGILY's NEW YEAR

| Sitting in his hollow stump bunga-
! ow the first day of the New Year
I &C 1880. Uncle Wiggi'y saw his bun.
ny boys and girls hopping about
some playing with their Christmas
tovs. and some sadly looking at
i Christmas toys that had been brok-
en-. 4 few were playing Il little
game that Uncle Wiggily Himself
had made-a game about an old
gentleman rabbit hopping about tie
forest having adventures with the
Fox, the Wolf and the Bob Cat.
Then. all of sudden, Nurse
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy said
"When was child, years ago,
! on this day my father used to make
all us children promise to do many
things better in the New Year than
we had in the Old Year. | remember
! had a very bad habit of twitchins
my tail around and, as it was 50
long, it often used to trip my father
up and he would fall and bump his
nose. So | had to make 4 New
Years resolution never to do it
again"
"And did you?" asked Uncle Wig
gily.
"Oh, yes, 1 made the resolution
all right" chuckled Nurse Jane, "but
it took me a few days to remember
uot TO twitch my tail. So | was
thinking, as this is New Years, it
would be a good time, Mr.. Long
ears"
"Ah, see what You mean," cried
thc rabbit gentleman, begging Nurse
James pardon for speaking befor"
she had finished. "You mean |
should have some of our animal boys
and girls make New Year resolutions
to change some of the things they
do that they shouldn't do, and do
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01
Penney Company
Annual Bonus

The customary Christmas bonus o.
he J. C. Penney = ;. to IT'S employee
otals $4s1,175.50 this year, and l.
hared in by $40 associates.
Employees rece' IN: bonuses IN
lude associates in the company
400 stores tn. cugh"u; the country
nd in the New YorL. st. Louis ano
district offices.
For many years the i, c. Penne!
%. has made it pra 'tice to CIV,
early bonuses. The amount OF eaci
iaulovee's bonus is det hrmined by
he number Of years of service arc
.;llary. All associates shar ny m I'M
ears bonus were in the 'mpi2i o.
he company or January '929'
Two employees of the loe.i ). {
'cnney Go. store participated n IN
bonuses given by the compan| III
ear, according TO \. '. Gaze. ave
manager. MaXimGm bonuses 20
.cneth o. service went to Miss NJ .
,hangc. The woman employee -
Giving the largest bonus for san
vnluue was Mrs. NJ. Mattson.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01
Russian Agents
Visit Valley

Imperial valleys fame as an agri-
Iltural region has spread to many
orners of the earth as witnessed by
he official visit being paid by
representatives. the soviet union
f Russia to this county to investl
ate the methods of cotton raising.
Yesterday morning a delegation
allied on Soft r. Fonlds, secretary
ranager OF tac Imperial County
'arm bureau, for the purpose of dis
ussing agricultural methods. DIR. v.
J. Yufercff, member of the chief
.atton committee of L. S. S. Il. of
Uoscoy, accompanied by \. I. Or
off of Taskent, TurkeStan, is the
IIssian representative, Alexis f..
pbchenco Of the Blvthewood hign
ebool, South Carolina, acting as in
crpretcr.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01

ut Jackie and Poetic Bow Wow. at
Johnnie and Pillic Pushvtail and at
Mamie ard Billie Wagtail the dogs
squirrels and goats who had ""'"f
to pav New Year calls in the hollcw
stump bungalow.
"Peetie, you hahve a bad habit OF
sucking your paw, just as some chill
dfen suck t-.eir thumbs" went or
Mr.. Longears. "You must make {
resolution for the New Year to STOP
that and in day or so l will tell
YOU why it is bad for you to sucf
your paw. And Billie" he went on,
looking AT the goat boy, "you have
bad habit of buttihg other ehil
dren with your horns"
. "Oh, yes, know it's only in fun
vent on Uncle Wiggily with 4
.;ugh. "However, poke with horr
s.. in fun hurts as much as if you did
! Il in earnest. So, Billie"
! ooh. I'll be better, Uncle Wiggily,
! III be better,' bleated the goa !
! boy. 81 promise you'!'
And then Uncle Wiggily said:
"Wcll, now, we have had enough
/ about good resolutions for the New
Year. We will speak of them som,
j other time. But as this is New Years
. and a holiday, what do you all say
, & having some ice carrot ice cSeaa
and cake and"
! "Oh, it is going to be party''
cried Bunty.
+ "Yes," answered Nurse Jane,
bringing in a lot of good things to
cat. This is Uncle Wiggily's New
: Years party. Come and eat, chill
ircn,"
And what do YOU suppose Bunty-
asked for the first thing, even be
+ fore she ate ice cream! Yes, you
have guessed it-SPINACH. Oh. J
.cil YOU, New Years is fine hol
,.sy. Now wait until the 'lock
strikes itself in the face with its
bands and then III tell YOU about
, Uncle Wiggily and Tommie's teeth.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01

some of the things they don't DO
that they ought to do. Is that it ,"
at is, if YOU please squeaked
Nurse Jane Then Uncle Wiggilv
looked at Baby Buaty and said:
"Bunty, do you know what YOU
ought to try and dc, now that the
new year is here, my dear"
"You mean stop using baby talk,
Unkie Wig'" asked the little orphan.
"Well, baby talk isn't nice for 4
rabbit, as big as YOU now are, t.
use" Mr.. Longears answered. "Bnt
YOU don't talk that way very much.
was thinking of something else. .
ais it's it SPINACH," biurtcd
out Bunty.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01
TEN YEARS AGO
Janpary~&, 1890

Census enameTators will start
fAcir canvass of the 81 districts IN
Size county tomorrow. City cnumer@'
sions must be completed by Januar!
IS and enumerations in the county
,atside of cities by Japnary 81
those wishing to take the examin'
atoms for enur.erators should com
nunicate with Miss Pearl Moss at
he Parhara Worth.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01

"Spinac.l IS H." cried Cicle Wig
gily with a jolly twinkle cf his pink
nose. at is good for little rabbit
children to eat spinach and it is
good for other children, too. So let
nc hear your New Year resolution.
Runty." Then the cute little orphan
said:
81 promise TO try TO cat more spin
arh every day and not make funny
faces when ] swallow it."
"Good!" cried Uncle W;ggiiy
"Now, let me Sec" lie looked at
some of his other little bunnies and
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01

The Board of Trustees of the CIty
of FL Centre do ordain as follows:
SECTION /. 1T Is HEREBY
| FOUND that petition was hereto
fore filed with the City Council oi
the City of Ell Centre wherein an'
whereby all the qualified electors
! residing within the territory here
matter described, as shown by th'
last registration of Imperial Count!
and also all the owners of said ter
ritory. petitioncd said City Council
| that the boundaries of the city OF
FL Centre be altered and said terri
tory annexed to, incorporated ano
included in, and made part of th'
said CITY of FL Centre; and that al
necessary procedure has been taker
and had;
AND IT IS FURTHER FOCNl
TINT the granting Of said petition
and the annexation OF said territory
is for the best interests and welfare
of the inhabitants of said city o.
FL Centre, and also OF sad terri
tory; and that said petition SHOULD
be approved.
SECTION II. THAT BY REAS
on OF THE PREMISES and pur
suant to said findings of said City
Council said petition is hereby ap
proved and granted, and the bound
aries Of said City of FL Centre shal
in accordance herewith be, and are
hereby, altered, and said territory
is annexed to, incorporated and in
cluded in, and made a part of saio
City Of FL Centre; said property 50
annexed as aforesaid is described as
follows, to.wit:
The North half of Block One
q, Vencils Subdivision. as
shown by maps in Book /, Page
23, Imperial County Records,
and all that portion Of Lot thir-
ty-two (32), Section thirty-onc
(3D, Township Fifteen Q5),
| South, Range Fourteen 'ND
East, S. Il. NJ, L. S. Rcsurvcy,
lying between the North line
! of said lot one and the South
! line of the right of way of the
California State Highway.
SECTION III. This ordinance
shall take effect thirty days from
and after its passage, and in tn,
meantime shall be published one,
in the Imperial Valley Press. an,
said City Clerk shall be required t.
furnish and transmit certified
! copy thereof to the Secretary o.
I State of California upon this ordi
nance becoming effective, in the
manner and time as aforesaid
The foregoing ordinance was
passed by the following votes, to
wit:
AYES: Couch, Bucklin, Fawcctt
! Clements.
NOEE: None,
ABSENT: Gianola.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
| COUNTY or IMPERIAL,
/ CITY OF Ell CENTRIC, IS.
] hereby certify that the forcgo
ing ordinance was duly passed OF
! the 18th day of December. 1929. by
the foregoing votes, and was there
! after and on the LIST day of Jan
uary 1880, published once in the In
pcrial Valley Press as provided in
said ordinance.
WITNESS my signature and the
official seal of said City of III Cen.
/ tro this lst dav of ,Januarv 1o30
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF IMPERIAL. s


1, j. C. Nealc, City Clerk of the
City of I'll Centre, do hereby corti
fy that the foregoing ordinance No.
325 was passed and adopted at "A
regular meeting of the City Council
of said City of FL Centre, held on
the 18th day of December, 1929, b.
the following vote:
AYES: Couch, Bucklin, Fawcctt,
Clements.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: Gianoia.
That said ordinance was intro
duced at least five days prior to its
passage and was approved by the
Mayor of the said City of FL Centre
on the 18th day of December. 1929.
WITNESS, my hand and the seal
of said City Of II Centre, this 18th
day of December, 1929.
J. G. NEALE,
city Clerk of the City of FL Centre,
California.
(ScaD
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01
Legal Notice
ORDINANCE NO. 3e5

81
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING
ORDINANCE NO. 316 OF THE
CITY OF Ell CENTRIC EMIT
LED Gan ORDINANCE AMENp.
ING ORDINANCE NO. 63 or THE
CITY OF Ell CENTROn EMIT
LED 'AN ORDINANCE PROlI1B-
1TING THE CARRYING ON OF
CERTAIN VOCATIONS. CALL
INGS AND BUSINESS WITHIN
THE CITY OF Ell CENTRIC WITH
OUT A LICENSE so TO DO AND
Filming THE AMOUNT OF Ii.
CENSE THEREFOR
The Board of Trustees of the City
of FL Centre do ordain as follows:
SECTION l. That Section Two
of Ordinance Number 3l6 shall be
and is hereby amended in the fol
lowing respects, to-wit:
The license fec therein provided
to be paid as to Fortune Tcllcrs and
Palmists shall be and the same is
hereby fixed as follows:--
PER QUARTER, ONE HUN
DRIED AND NO 100 (Sl00.o0)
DOLLARS.
SECTION IL. The City Clerk
shall certify to the passage, adop-
tion and approval of this ordinance
and cause the same to be published
once in the Imperial Valley Press,
a newspaper Of general circulation,
printed and published in said City
Of Ell Centre, and thirty days after
such publication this ordinance
shall take effect and be in force.
Passed and adopted this 18th day
Of December, 1929.
WIN. j. CLEMENTS,
Mayor of the City of Ell Centre.
ATTEST:
J. c. NEALE, City Clerk.
(ScaD
hereby approve the foregoing
Ordinance No. 325, this 18th day
of December, 1929.
WIN. j. GLEN ENTS,
Mayor of the City of FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01

The average rainfall in the Liver
more Valley since 1870 has been ! 40
inches. This year only .0l fell, Nov
cnlber, 1870, not having any.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01

Nearly half billion in automobiles were exported
from this country during the year. We must have i'm
ported about the amount of cosmetics, making
the ba lance of trade okay.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01
January /, 1915

Il. z. Moore, chairman of the fl
nance committee of the city council,
and one Of the hest known business
Inem Of the valley, yesterday an
,,oanced his candidacy Tor The office
u treasurer ot The irrigation dis
.riet and WI: ri once begin IN nc
ave campaign. it is considered prob
oblc that his candidacy VIII hc un'
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01

7. The things they finding out at the Des Moines
conference Of the oogi-.s enough to keep all
awake nights
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01
Legul Notice
ORDINANCE NO. S26

CITY ORDINANCE ANNEX
ING CERTAIN INHABITED TEN
RITORY TO THE CITY OF FL
CENTRIC.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01

The old year certainly is going out in blaze of
guments over the liquor situation
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01
HAPPY NEIY YEAR"

z page in history is started today with the ad-
vent of 1880, which to full of the promise and
avIgor OF youth. Gone the hopes and dsappoint-
ments of the old year We start from scratch with the
What the year hatas t0i Us will be largely the
result OF our own effoF,S Gi-cumstances may alter
our affairs but given eith and the opportunity
Tor work. and the year will be what ourselves
make ita successful year just another failure
s the road of life.
Our community greets the year with high hopes.
There is every to hope and believe that the
achievements of 1929 will be surpassed in the coming
year All of cur troubles have not passed, but the
worst OF them have and the few that remain be
eliminated by hard work and faith in the future of this
: wonderful valley.
here is little doubt that actual construction on
Boulder dam will be started during the year. This is
bound to have tremendous influence the develop
ment Of Imperial Valley though completion of the
dam may require several years. From wondering what
world today knows of and men in all parts of the
country planning within themselves event.
uay to this Land of Promise.
We have been foranate in the past yet much of this
fortune is only the logical and legitimate result of hard
conscientious attention to duty and devotion work
There is intention to abandon this policy during
1880 1t is the best formula for attaining the
which all desire.
As the watcher through the night greets with glad
the first faint sign of the east indicating
day has arrived greet 1880 with its promise of
opportunity for work, peace and happiness. 1t
may bring dlsappontments and but these are
not to be perceived at this time We only the
brighter SIDE OF the picture and trust to kind Prov
oence and our optimism to carry whatever
drawbacks the new year may produce
With high hopes and resoiute hearts we step forth
upon the path of tme determined to make the
most of the opportunities it offers that when it's
has rolled may look back and say with truth
it was indeed Happy New Year.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01

Either the coast guard is right or the rum
are right and inclined to believe the former
1t has better traditions.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01

Wonder what Senator Borah thinks when he reads of
"a Idaho officers being convicted for liquor violations
in his dry" state.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01

scientist claims to have found proof that men
lived in Nebraska five million years ago. Maybe so
but they didn't raise tall corn
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01

Appointment of Charles (Heinie)
wagner as manager of the Boston
Red Sox to succeed Bill Carrigan,
retired. has been announced by
Owner Bob Quinn. Wagner is the
eighth new manager for the 1880
season. He has been assistant TO
Carrigan for three seasons. From
1907 to 1913, Wagner was the
regular shortstop on the Red Sox
team which Carrigan as manager
helped to make famous. Heinie
retired from active baseball In
1913 because of illness.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01
OptOmetrist,-Dr. Sem Bacon
Repair Specialist
w. Il. Stone - Non H-BOard Insurance

State Insurance Commissioner requirements are the
for Board companies The prices to you
remarkably lower. Let show you this real saving
Phone w. l. Stone 248 or 387-Offce s31 Main Also
collection service.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-01
Looking Backward
saa. sae Press E'flcs Tel Of Im
psrial Valley fer this Dars
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
y,,,-or~r 4 JpJl

Word came to imperial last cVe'
ming from Coachella by wire that IN
drilling fer water ct Il depth of 'oo
feet oil had been struck. The exact
location Of the find, or the amount
of oil developed was not stated.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-08-07
TOURIST CAMPS ARE
HELDlNSPECTADLE
Supreme Court UphoIds AppIi-
cation Of Food and Hotel
Act by State

Efforts to enjoin the state food
commissioner and the inspector Of
hotels from applying the hotel inspec-
ton act to an automobile tourist camp
failed in an action decided by the
North Dakota supreme court.
The higher court affirmed a deci-
sion of Judge Fred Jansonious. who
sustained a general demurrer to the
complaint in the Burleigh county dis
trict court.
Under the statute, the hotel inspec-
tor has authority to compel tourist
camp proprietors to meet certain re-
quirements in the operation of camps.
The case was brought by w. L. Lock-
wood, Valley City tourist camp owner.
against r. o. Baird, food commission
err, and d. E. Shipley. inspector of ho-
tells. Attorney General James Morris
and Charles Simon, assistant attor-
ney general, defended the food COM
missioner and the inspector.
The constitutionality of the hotel
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-08-07

modern brick structures. and there
are no frame shacks OF eyesores left
on the business street. Three of the
several garages in Belfield are among
the largest in the state.
The present of the First
National and the Citizens State
banks will total about three-quarters
of a million.
Belfield claims one OF the best
American Legion posts along the line
with SIS active members. Their drum
and bugle corps, consisting OF IA
members, took part in the parade at
the state convention in Bismarck last
week. They were complimented on
! their show of enterprise and en-
thusiaSm.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hunkemoeller, a daughter, July 81.
Mr.. Hunkemoeller. who Is the man.
ager of George Chrysler's Ford ga
rage, celebrated the event by handing
in a years subscription to The Bis
marck Daily Tribune.
Belfield has two churches with
resident pastors the Catholic and
Lutheran.
Rev. Christian Notstad is the new
Lutheran pastor at Belfield, having
arrived with his family from the
Twin Cities last week. Mr. Notstad
has found that many people through
out the district that he will serve are
not connected with any church. and
he plans an energetic campaign aided
by the members, to bring these peo-
pie back into affiliation with the
church.
G. j. Hanson & Son, whose ranch
is located four miles south Of Bel
field. have been raising registered
Hereford cattle the past ten years.
Others who have gone in for Here
fords are Carl Gunkel, J. O. Germen,
the Cosgrove ranch, j. J. Murphy
manager. and Colberg 81 Sons. Most
of the farmers have dairy cattle, the
Holsteins predominating.