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entertain guests are Mrs. John w.
Davidge, Mrs. Christian Heurich, DR..
william Gerry Morgan, DR.. James c..
Mckay and DR. M. w. Perry.
The boxes tomorrow night will be
filled with distinguished men and wom-
en- in the Capital who are keenly in
terested in the annual performance Of
Curtis will receive the club at the Capt.
tot upon It's arrival here tomorrow
morning.
DR.. Robert H. Harmon will be the
guest of honor at the Arts Club this
evening and will present the George
Washington University Glee Club N q
glee club recently won the intercol-
legiate championship at the national
contest held in Carnegie Hall, New
York. Miss SADIE c. Styron and Mr.
John Russell Mason will be The hosts
of the evening.
The Christ Child Society has been
holding a rummage sale at 1884 Con-
necticut avenue since Monday and viii
continue until Saturday Many attrac-
tive articles suitable for Easter gifts
and for general utility have been Offered
and as the purpose is to add IN the
capital fund of the convalescent home
of the society on the farm near Rock
vile, Md. the sale has been generously
patronized. This convalescent home
open throughout the year provides a
season of rest and strength building
for children either from private homes
or from hospitals, when recovering from
operations or serious illness Fresh
milk, eggs and poultry are supplied from
the farm and from the Winter store Of
vegetables raised the previous Sum-
mer. Every bed is filled all the time
and there is always waiting list. Mrs.
Thomas j. Sheridan is in charge If the
rummage sale and her assistants are
Mrs. Aubrey Clarke. Mrs. T. l.. Costigan,
Mrs. Henry Berens, Mrs. John Foote,
Mrs. Joseph A. Geier, Mrs w. l. Dyer
Mrs. Joseph Healy, Mrs. Sarah Pepper,
Mrs. H. v. MONT. Miss Kitty Moure
and Miss Rebecca Prendegast. The ma
tional officers of the society are Miss
Mary Merrick, president: Mrs. Charles
P. Neill, Mrs. James Ridley Morgan
and Mrs. D. j. Callahan, first and Sec
ond and third vice presidents; Mrs.
Thornton p. Boland, corresponding Sec
rotary; Miss Barredell Cover, recording
secretary; Mrs. Charles w. Semmes,
treasurer; Mrs. j. j. Haggerty, assistant
secretary, and Miss Mary Elizabeth
Barney, executive secretary.
Prominent Westinghouse are lend
ing their patronage for the first showing
in the capital of the first moving pic
ture ever taken of the monasteries of
Meteora and Mount Athos in Greece.
The presentation Sunday evening at the
Mayflower Hotel at $3.50 o'clock will
assist the work of the committee for the
education of Russian youth in exile. of
which Mr.. Thomas Whittemore of Bos-
ton is national chairman
Capt. vladimir Pe~filieff, former officer
in the Russian army, spent several
months on the peninsula of Mount
Athos, studying these monasteries in
their remote ard unusual abode. He
will present the Aim showing the
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Elizabeth Arden's
Beauty Salon

The Easter bonnet is a part of
fashions history.
Regardless of anything else
Faster finds most every feminine
head donned in new chapeau-
which after all is a frame for the
face. 1t is quite necessary then
that the picture be in keeping
with the frame.
Elizabeth Arden not only has
said, but has proven, that every
woman can have a lovely COM
plexion-clean, smooth, fine and
fragrant as the Easter blossoms.
The beauty artists of her salon
examine each complexion-and
treat and advise you according to
your individual needs.
Beauty boxes are filled with
your every need 10 take on your
travels to. use until you get to
the next Elizabeth Arden's salon
as you know they are estab-
lished in leading cities of all the
continents and in Washington.
11E Connecticut Avenue.
Decatur 2040.
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Mrs. George E. Savage OF San Jose,
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their daughter, Miss Mary Lathrop, have
recently moved to their new home, IN
Wesley Heights, occupying the house
formerly owned by DR.. and Mrs. Bart
lett, at 4425 Lowell street. Mr.. and
Mrs Lathrop moved from Jocelyn street,
though they have not been in Wash
ington long, having come from Min
neapolis last September, where Mr.
Lathrop was professor of education IN
the University of Minnesota. Mr.
Lathrop Is now connected with the
Federal Board for Vocational Education
In Washington.
DR.. and Mrs. j. H. Lancashire of New
York City have arrived In washington
from the South, where they passed the
Winter. and are at the Mayflower. Their
son in. law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Southgate, are residents OF
Washington.
Mrs. H. A. Foster of 1929 Columbia
road northwest had as her guest for
the week end her nephew. Mr.. Edwin
c. Mason of New York, who is STU
dent of Columbia University. Mr.
Mason will return to Washington for
the Easter holidays and will be accom-
panied by several of his classmates OF
Columbia University.
Mr.. Cyril Arthur Player. who Is stay
evening in the crystal room in honor
Of Mrs Minnigerode Andrews and Mr.
and Mrs. Karl w. Miller.
Mrs Richard jackson Barker of Tiv-
erton. r. l., is again in Washington at
the Willard.
~ AIayapdro p,,noe epoinant Ar.
gentine economist, Is visiting Washing
ton for few days and is at the May
flower Hotel.
Mrs. e. C.. Smyth. who motored to
New York. is staying at Hotel Breton
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Case of Column
bus, Ohio, are passing some time at
the Carlton.
Mask and wig Club to Be
Feted at Dinner Tomorrow.
A big stag supper at the University
Club tomorrow night will be given for
the Washington Alumni Association of
the University of Pennsylvania and the
members of the cast and chorus of the
Mask and Wig Club, following the one
performance in this city Of the 1880
musical extravaganza, John Faust,
Phi. D." tomorrow in the Belasco
Theater.
Mr.. George F. Snyder, president of
the University Club, is a Pennsylvania
man and will be among those attending
the performance earlier in the evening.
A capacity audience of we'll known
Washingtonians is expected to attend
the annual show, and among those who
have recently taken tickets and will
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ming for dinner in the club house. Miss
Maxine Girts, the hostess, win have as
sisting her Mrs. Charles w. Merrill,
Miss Virginia Diedel. Miss Phebe Flem-
ing, Mrs. Thomas Bartilson and Miss
Helen Samuel.
The Pierce Hall Players will hold
their regular meeting tomorrow evening
at $50 o'clock in Pierce Hall. Miss
Kathryn Dunkhorst, dance director, and
Miss Helen Miller, music director, have
arranged a program of rhythmic inter-
pretations of compositions Of the mod
ern composers, DebuSsy, Torjussen
Kreisler and Rachmaninoff. Miss Ella
Mae Powell viii also give readings from
the poems of Edna st. Vincent Millay
Following the program there will be in
formal dancing In Pierce Hall at the in
vitation Of the L'Allegro Club.
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If you cOvet slim ankles these hose
will be your choice. Sheer, clear,
pure silk every strand and with
dainty picot tops. Full fashioned.
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Frances Fox Institute

Have you ever visited the
Frances Fox Instituted If not
you have quite treat in store for
yourself. Come in-relax in a
large, comfortable chair and let US
give you a real scientific shampoo
with our special soap and herbs.
then a wonderful massage until
you simply glow. then a lovely
soft finger wave or marcel, or bet
ter still, one of our beautiful soft,
natural-looking permanent waves.
Then, too, you can have a mani
cure while having your wave, thus
saving you time.
Do stop in some day soon-we
will be glad to offer our advice to
you, as to the condition of your
hair and scalp, absolutely free of
charge.
Decatur SAYS.
134l Connecticut Ave. ca. y.
Just Below Dupont Circle.
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Calf, is at the Dodge Hotel for a stay

Calf. is at the Dodge Hotel for stay
OF several days.
Mrs. Henry 8. Redmond, who has
been spending some time in Florida, is
at the Carlton for q few days before re-
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Warrack of Port
land, Greg, are at the Dodge Hotel.
The Italy-America Society of WASH
ington will entertain this evening at the
Maynower Hotel at $3.50 o'clock for Q
performance Of THE Fur Coat" from
the italian of Dario Niccodeni, and a
concert of Giuseppe Bruno. There will
be dancing after the program.
Daughters Of Founders and
Patriots Dinner Tonight.
The National Society of the Daugh-
tiers Of Founders and Patriots, which
convenes for its general court in Wash
ington, will give its banquet in the
Washington Hotel tonight, with Mrs.
John Laidlaw Buel of Litchheld, Conn,
national president who is at the Will
lard, presiding. Others here for the
court and staying at the Willard are
Mrs. Robert Johnston Of Humbolt,
Grasses Point, Mich. Mrs. Huling, State
president of the society in Vermont, is
at the Powhatan and Mrs. Martin
Sigman of Monticello. Ark, is also here
for the meeting of the Founders and
Patriots and for the annual congress of
the National Society, D. A. r.
The junior group which has recently
been organized by the younger mem
berS of the American Association of
University Women will meet this eve
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SOCI ETY.

Continued From Second Page.)
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Regain


Special Easter services were held
In the Rentacostal church on Sunday
morning by Rev. q. c. Oster.
The American Legion Auxiliary will
meet In the Log Cabin on the evening
OF May 10th at 8 o'clock. All men,
bers IRE urged to attend as there will
be annual election Of officers.
q. Tyberg, who has been q patient
at . st. Paul hospital returned home
last week and Is much better. Mrs.
'Tyberg has also been discharged from
the hospital and Is visiting with rel
atives and friends in the eastern part
Of the state.
Miss lola DuToit Of Mercer was a
guest at the home Of Miss Mabel Dia-
uond several days Of last week.
Mrs. Carl Lem and infant daugh-
ter returned from Bismarck last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hopkins motored
to Stanton Sunday where they visited
with relatives and friends.
The Regain school children are en-
joying q weeks vacation. Miss Irene
Malsby Is spending the week in Bis
marck and Miss Anne Regnier Is at
her parental home in Wilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Newton of Bis
marck were dinner guests at the Au-
gust Westerman home In Regan on
Easter Sunday.
Mrs. A. H. Helgeson motored to Bis
marck on Saturday returning Sunday
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Danielson Of near
Wilton were callers at the J. Daniel
son home On Sunday.
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Mckenzie
by MRS. r. T. HUGHES

Saturday shoppers from here in
Bismarck were Mr.. and Mrs. H. z.
Hermanson, Mrs. M. A. johnson and
son Dean, r. B. Coons, John Betz,
Miss Lillian Newman, Nj. and Mrs.
w. L. Watson and daughters Lillian
and Esther and Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.
Raeshke. Z,
MI. and Mrs. T. T. Hughes spent
Easter Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Jacobson Of Bismarck. They al
81 visited Mrs. Hughes cousin, Seth
Cook who Is leaving for Alaska this
week.
H. Z. Curtis Of Britton was visiting
in Mckenzie Saturday.
Mrs. II. Lewis and daughter Ruth
and Mrs. NJ. A. Doucette were Sunday
callers at the T. Hughes home.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. A. Hughes and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Gable
ST., near Bismarck Sunday.
Mrs. G. Manly called on Mrs. H. n.
Raeshke Sunday evening.
Gust Petroff was q Bismarck call
er Saturday.
Rev. Guy Lewis was q caller at the
J. F. Wildfang home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Wildfang were
visitors at the j. F. Wildfang home
Easter Sunday.
Freto Envick Is blowing for John
Elias this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Rodgers were
Bismarck callers Wednesday.
n. r. Cunx OF Bismarck was q bust
ness caller In Mckenzie Wednesday.
Mrs. N. B. Reed entertained the
Mckenzie homemakers club Thurs
day Afternoon.
MI. and Mrs q. T.. Ayers and son
brought Miss Rachel Shelton over to
the T. Hughes home Thursdsy after.
noon,
Isabelle Colby has been helping In
the restaurant during the absence Of
John Over.
Mrs. A.. DGw Of Meuokeu visited
friends IN AckenSie Thursday.
Mrs. N. a. Doucette was . shopper
In Bismarck Friday.
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G. o. Kettleson, Chas. Magnusor, 9.
3. Christiauson. Stephen Monroe and
Emil Olson.
A. Kolb, Allen Tolliver and Mrs. v.
Monroe motored to Wing Saturday Of
last week.
Laurence Fitzgerald called at the 8.
w. Nemetz home Monday.
Callers ct the Lewis Jorgenson
home Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
McClusky Of Wing, Mr.. Ehnes, Mrs.
s w. NemetS and Jim Doherty.
Sunday dinner guests at the Homer
Taylor home were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Rasche and family and Mr. and Mrs.
p. z. Patton and family.
Martin Feuling called at the Lewis
Jorgenson home Thursday.
Gladys Granting and Francis FttS.
gerald called at the G. w. Wilkinson
home Sunday afternoon.
Clayton and Clyde Little attended
a surprise party given Thursday eve
ming at the A. F. Ghylin home In
honor Of Marie schilling's 18th birth
day. A large crowd was in attend
ance. Pot luck lunch was served.
Andrew Kolb, 8. w. Monroe and
Allen Tolliver motored to Wing Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ehnes called at the
Gus Heinly home Sunday.
Gladys Granting attended church
at Wilton Sunday.
Randolph Jordahl spent Sunday
afternoon as q guest Of Ira Mccoy.
Orlo johnson called at the Henry
Schilling home Sunday evening.
Kenmar Jordahl and Orlo johnson
motored to Wilton Monday morning.
Mrs. Jordahl called to see Mrs.
Howe Friday evening.
Gudrun Jordahl called ct the G..
Wilkinson home Sunday to visit Mrs.
Wilkinson, who has been Ill.
A declamatory contest was held at
the school , house Wednesday. The
winners yer a. follows: Girls vocal
solo, Louise Walker; defamation,
Helen Humphreys: high school boys
vocal solo. Ira Mccoy; defamation,
Lucille johnson.
Mrs. Grace Myers is spending q few
days at the J. H. Cook home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Kuehl and Chas.
Our attended services at Wilton Eas-
ter Sunday.
Callers at J. F. Titles Monday
were Allen Wcsterman, 0otlieb Doc
tor. Laurence Fitzgerald, Richard
HeVldrickson and Ole Olson of Will
ton.
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rev Thompoon1 4 week ago Sunday.
llrG.; Mn Wauttaya ana Children
0seu3ce and Wy1lis were callers at
0yldsn,s Friday.
John Hokana was Z caller at Heimo
sirtolais Sunday.
sadie oylden Was q caller. ct Gust
Cckholm's Sunday evening.
0evert 0ylden took Selma Rise 20
her home In Lien township Sunday.
Edwin Olson and Jack oylden were
callers ct Gust Eckholm,s Sunday.
I. Q. Holmes and son Frank, Carl
Anderson. Selma Rise and Hiu Mu.
lari were Wing callers Saturday.
Carl stayed ct his home In Wing.
Matt 0etalla was . business caller
at John Jarvis Tuesday.
George and Leonard KavoEius ana
walter Waste were callers ct CYL
'den's Sunday evening.
A farewell party for Rev. Auto.
moehets' day celebration and coufir.
nation win b held ct the Nnish
Lutheran church, May 18th.
0everie and Emo Eckholm, Seyert.
sadie. and Selma oylden and Selma
Rise. spent Friday evening ct Dave
Joeephson's.
! eoulo Dckholm, Wayne and walter
1nget were callers ct Gust Eckholm's
Friday.
Alex Rauta was Visiting ct Henry
aihlaja,s Thursday.
Mrs. Ida Thorseu and children
were callers ct Morris Erjckson's
Sunday.
The All Poultry club met ct Mira,
Ida Thocsen's Saturday.
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Steiber
r c. L. MALONE

Miss Magdaler Paszner and frieno
who spent the Easter vacation at the
Patsner home returned to Bismarck
Monday.
Miss vina Oden spent Saturday
and Sunday ct her home in steibcr
township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith are visit
ing 1t John Carlsou's.
MI. and Mrs. Robert Patxner were
Regain choppers Tuesday.
Wayne, the small son OF Mr.. ano
Mrs. VIM. Hickel, Is quite sick with
Group and pneumonia.
MI. and Mrs. G. L. Malone were
visitors ct Alta Friday.
Miss Mary Doyle spent the wees
END at the Hickel residence.
.0ottlieb Steinert ana small cor
were Regain shoppers Saturday.
". 3. Oder and son Merwin were
IA Regain Sunday on q business trim.
MI. and Mrs. Glen Oder and baby
and Delbert Olson were SUNDAY
visitors at w. 8. Oders.
Mr.. and Mrs. John steinert and
family Of Regain spent Sunday with
relatives in Steiber township.
Gerald Jones hauled goods for hi,
fathers store one day last week.
W. 8. Oder was q caller at the
Malone and Hickel homes Thursday
There was q dance at the Patxner
residence Saturday evening.
Glen McAlliser spent Sunday at the
home Of his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
George McAllister.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Hickel were
shoppers at the Alta store Thursday,
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from TAFT were Mrs. ewindlins, Mrs..
Lewis, Mfs. Anderson and Mr.. FAIR
child.
Misses Margaret Lang and Erma
Cox will 60 to Bismarck Wednesday
to represent Sterling school In the
typesetting contest which Il being
held there. Llewellyn Killing Is going
to play in the violin contest.
Misses Marion Ness and Lucille II.
ness and Clifford Wright and Glen
Elness visited at the 0osney home
Sunday.
E. L. Hurr was a Bismarck caller
Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. oaskill spent Wednes.
day night at the 0osney home.
Jerold Ellis Is assisting Henry Jes-
sen with his work. 4
Franklin King was q town caller
Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Ed. Fogarty spent
Sunday afternoon at the Elness home
in Sterling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Koon and son
Eldon Of Bismarck spent Sunday at
ternoon at the Gosney home.
Margaret Ness spent Monday night
with Edna Gosney.
Mrs. Fairchild and son Hanaford
visited In Mckenzie Friday evening. :
George Lewis was q Sterling caller
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. George Lewis entertained
Homemakers' club at her home Tues.
day.
M. L. Lewis was q town caller Nom
day.
Mrs. p. M. Gosney called at the g.
0askill home Tuesday evening.
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Frances
BY MRS. WALTER DIETzMAN

John and Jake Harms and John
Olson were callers at the Dietzman
home Tuesday.
Louie Olson returned to his brother
Johns Tuesday after spending sew
eral days In Bismarck.
Mrs. Dietxman received word We'd
nesday from her brother Frank
Reineke Of Milaca, Mimi, that he Is
In q hospital at Denver. Colo.
Mr.. Moffitt and son Thomas were
callers at the Dietzrnan home Wed.
nesday evening.
Joe Fisher called on John and
louie Olsen wednesday evening.
Cedric Craig Is assisting VIM. Ker.
shaw with the farm work the last
couple weeks.
Ines Aoffitt spent q few hours with
her grandmother Mrs. Sarah Moffitt
at the schoolhouse Wednesday eve
ming.
MI. and Mrs. W. A. Dietzman were
business callers In Bismarck Friday.
On their return home called ct the
Martin Tooker home.
Miss Edith Olson from Regain spent
the weekend with her sister Mrs. An
ton Fisher.
Mr.. McClusky from Mckenzie de-
livered gas to John Olsen Friday
morning, and some to Walter Dietz-
mar Saturday morning.
Walter Dietzlnan and Son-in-law
Seamen Gibson from Sterling went to
Bismarck Sunday morning after some
repairs for the plows.
Miss Violet Tooker spent Easter
Sunday with her parents. She has
been assisting Mrs. Owen with the
house work the last couple weeks.
John Olsen was q business caller in
Bismarck Saturday.
Miss Evelette Tooker came home
Sunday to visit with her parents. She
is working at the Mccormick home.
MI. and Mrs. Lawrence Madland
and son Donald spent Easter Sunday
with Mr.. Madlands sister, Mrs. Lee
Hamblin and family near Mckenzie.
MI. and Mrs. Dietznan entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gourdette and
children Of near Bismarck, Miss
Theresa Reineke from Bismarck, VIII
liam 0rosbauer Of Mandan, Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. E. Gibson Of Sterling to Eas-
ter dinner Sunday.
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Wild Rose
BY MRS. w. II. BROWNAWELL

Mr.. Bannister, agent for the Pat
terson Land company Of Bismarck,
was around Saturday looking after
their farming interests here.
Arthur Peterson motored to Bis.
marck Friday and brought his sister,
Miss Lillian Peterson and friends,
Misses Martha and Bernice Qosney
home to spend Easter with the home
folks.
Martin RIPLEY Of Moffit was run
ming the road maintainer through
here last week.
Guests at the w. H. Brownawell
home Easter included Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Brownawell and son Bobby Of
Sterling and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Brownawell Of Moffit and Mrs. Dom
aid Snyder and Miss Helen BrownA-
well Of Bismarck and Miss Louise
Riedman Of Moffit.
Mrs. Lloyd 0osney motored to Bis
marck the first of the week to visit
her daughters, Misses Martha and
Bernice 0osney, who are attending
commercial college there.
MI. and Mrs. H. A. Carlisle and son
Roger and Miss Margaret Gillen,
teacher OF school No. 2 were Easter
Sunday guests at the Ernest sav1lle
home.
Mi. and Mrs. O. L. Peterson had all
the children home Easter. including
Mi. and Mrs. s. B. oooding and little
folks and Miss Lillian Peterson Of
Bismarck.
Mrs. Anna johnson and family
visited friends Easter Sunday.
Misses Lillian Peterson, Martha and
Bernice Gosney returned to Bismarck
Sunday evening with Walter Peterson.
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Brittir,
BY NORA l.. ALLENSWORTH

Edward Allensworth, who has been
quite i'll with pneumonia, Is slowly
recovering in the st. Alexius hospital.
Eleanor Crawford Is suffering from
an attack of influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Mcdonald and
daughter. Mrs. Margaret Robinson,
have returned to the home ranch at
| ter spending the winter months in
Braddock.
Donald Ferguson has returned from
| California and Is assisting Charlie
A~llensworth in putting III the crops.
Mrs. Howard Kershaw had the mis-
fortune to injure her foot.
Maxine and Rodney Allensworth
spent the weekend at the home Of
their grandmother, Mrs. Charles Ode
Of Bismarck.
Miss Ruth Harth, teacher of school
No. 2, spent the weekend at her home
in BurnStad.
Mrs. Ed. Allensworth will soon be
home having almost completed her
work as census enumerator.
Ida and Irene johnson spent the
weekend at the Slorby home In Bis
marck.
G. A. slorby spent Thursday and
Friday Of last week at the Aliens.
worth home.
Miss Marske is able to resume her
home duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Anderson and
Lynn Kendall were Sunday callers
at the Clifton Kimball home.
Mrs. Henry Crawford has suspend
ed her work as census enumerator on
account Of bad roads and the illness
Of her little daughter.
Mrs. Alice Kimball has started her
work as assessor Of Morton township.
Merriwell Beard was q Sunday call
er at the Kimball home.
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Alta
By KARL sCnArz

John Blotter Of near Alta was a
caller 1t the Karl and Henry schats
home. Monday.
Chas. Larson was . caller ct the
Fred Bracket home Monday.
Fred Bracket was q Regain caller
Monday and Thursday.
Henry schae1fer was an Alta call
er Xuesday evening. Z
David SchAtS was q Alta caller
Tuesday morning.
Emil Johnson and son Eddie were
callers ct the Fred Bracket home
Tuesday afternoon.
Edwin 6chats called 1t the John
Stroh home Tuesday forenoon.
Eddie johnson called ct the Fred
Bracket home Monday.
Edwin 6chatx called ct the Henry
9chaeffer home "wednesday.
Johnny echaeffer was q caller a*
Alta Wednesday afternoon.
Gerald Jones WAS . caller 1t the
John Anderson home "wednesday Aft.
efnoou.
Edwin Itafield ana David echat,
were Alta callers wednesday evening.
Aeiss lngs Adams WAS Z caller g
the Karl ochsts homo Wednesday
evening.
IAwreuoe Adams o. Alta Gtaxted
to work for Carlson, ok miles oast' az
Washburn Monday.
John 1chaeffer called q the Karl
Seats home "wednesday.
0ustave 0chats motoge6 to Nc
C1usey Tuesday afternoon.
Henry ochats called q the Karl
0chats hons wednesday afternoon.
Nh. and llrs. VIM. EIickel were
Alta callers Thursday evening.
Dgvo Hochhalter Of Alta was .
Regain caller Thursday.
!. echAe1fer and John etroh were
callers g thu ysed 1rackett home
T0urSday evening.
xat1 0c1lntB called - the Fred
1racbott home Thursday forenoon.
John etroh w. Z chopper q AHA
ThnrodAy evening.
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