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THE STARS
DAILY PATTERN
SERVICE
Enhanced by Peplums.

The fiat cfrcular-shaped peplums OF
this modish frock posed at either side
reduces the breadth through the hips.
It leaves the front in panel effect which
gives a decidedly frightening line.
It is carried out in black canton crepe
displaying striking contrast In the white
collar and deep fiared cuffs. The par
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-08
ABE MARTIN SAYS

'Bein' a constable hain't all fun. I
can't smoke on duty, an have to keep
shaved, shoes shined, an be on the
lookout fer 372 bandits that I'VE got
descriptions Of" complained Constable
Plum today.
"Ther,s no future to It." says Artie
Small, jr., who wants his marriage
annulled
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TWO Chicago policemen always are on
guard at the home of 12-year Billy
Ranieri, who was rescued from kid
napers two years ago. Two men were
convicted Of kidnapping him.
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Of Copenhagen. It seems that when
the servant cut 1t OF he saw no harm
In what he was doing. Loving Copen-
hagen, he wished to have mefnsnfO.
But seeing the duke so angry, he dared
not reveal what he had done.
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Atlanta, Ga, and Mobile, Ala, have
adopted ordinances prohibiting loud
operation Of radio sets after IL pm.
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before he really got started. de-
cided this was bad practice from the
point of view of character training and
also for my peace of mind, so changed
my tactics I set definite time for
starting to bed and 1t was up to him to
90 then. II he were 10 minutes late he
had TO start to bed 10 minutes earlier
the next night and so on. After o
few trials to see II I was in earnest
Bobby decided 1t was better to trot on
to bed at the stated hour than TO lose
some Of his play time the next evening.
(CopyriEht. 1e3o)
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MOTHERS
AND THEIR CHILDREN.

Going to Bed Promptly.
I used to have to tell Bobby about
a dozen times that it was bed time
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DorothyDix.
Exposes
Ways Of
the Willy
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HotD
to Study
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THERE different line with
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You have heard them yourself. For
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GLEAMY WHITE TEETH
AND A SWEET BREATH

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Be sure to get the genuine, pre-
scribed by doctors for conditions
due to excess acid. 1t is always a
liquid; it cannot be made in tablet
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There to begin professional the
feels that the entertain woman to make love to her as
little shopworn with much
but listens the ino
eating tina a
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WesfOn'S Whole Wheat Biscuits

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Miss B. Kath-
ryn P a n gle,
C o n v e n tion
chairman of the
Alpha Zeta So
rority, the ses-
sions being held
in Washington
from July 3 to
S, inclusive.
& Underwood.
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The connection bcfTFen tkiS
SHNg Old inn and the name
on its SigH is as Obscure as
the reason ichy so mGHy
mes in the VillGge hare
CaSS0s tr a middle Mamc.
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Glen View
By MRS. LARS

Katherine Mclean spent the week
end at the home of her parents in
Menoken.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Holden visited
at the Joe Warmke home near Will
ton Sunday.
Willard jacobson and his mother
and niece spent Friday evening at the
Chas. Kraft home. The kratz's arc
soon moving into the place formerly
occupied by the Albert Larson fam
lily.
A few from this vicinity attended
the party given at the Louis Peter
son home in Painted Woods Satur-
day evening.
Con Johnson transacted business
at the Fl. B. Thompson home Sun
day.
Chester Erstrom ard Arvid Eng
strom were business callers at the
Con Johnson home Friday.
Annette Anderson and Rene Hold
en- spent the weekend at their re-
spectivc homes. They returned to
their school duties at Wilton Sun
day evening.
Violet Johnson spent Wednesday
and Thursday visiting relatives in
Painted Woods.
Mr.. Adams was a business caller
at the Con Johnson home Mon
day.
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panied home by his daughter Aldythe
who attends high school in Wilton.
Gordon williams was q caller IN
Still Friday.
Harold Williams was an overnight
guest with Orville Falkenstein at the
Clarence Falkenstein home Thursday
night.
Mi. and Mrs. T. j. Falkenstein were
callers in Still Saturday.
Marion Morris called at the H. A.
Met ullough home Thursday.
Otto Swanson passed through this
vicinity Thursday.
A fairly good sized crowd attended
the party at the Herman F~alkenstein
home Saturday night and a good time
was had by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Falkenstein vis-
tied with their son Clarence Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Emil Hilken were
Sunday visitors at the Wallace And
erson home.
Clarence Anderson spent the week.
end at his parental home.
Donald Morris visited over Sunday
with his parents, Mi. and Mrs. T. F.
Morris.
Edward and Donald Morris called
on Wallace Anderson Sunday after
noon.
ALI johnson was an over night
guest with Bonnie and Levi Anderson
Saturday night
Visitors at the T. F. Morris home
Sunday were: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Morris and family, Bonnie. Levi, and
Clarence Anderson, Levi johnson, Or
Vile Falkenstein and Gordon VII
liams.
Levi Anderson visited over Sunday
night with Donald Morris.
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Wild Rose
BY MRS. w. H. BROWNAWELL

Township election will be held at
school No. / Tuesday, March Is. from
9 a. m. until 5 p. m. for the purpose
Of electing ! supervisor, ! treasurer,
l clerk, l justice Of the peace. ! as
SCISSOR, / constable and / road over.
seer, and also for the purpose Of vot-
ing on whether to bond the county
for a new courthouse to replace the
old n at Bismarck.
ernest Saville made q business trip
to Linton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Buck visited at
the Jake Rothie home In Kidder
county Sunday.
O. B. Swanson, chairman Of tho
township board, accompanied by q
L. Peterson, one of the board meme
bers, and w. II. Brownawell, clerle,
and Ernest Swanson mot0red to Biss
marck Thursday and enjoyed q fino
dinner ct the q. p. hotel given b.
the commercial club and heard sew
eral fine addresses there.
Miss Jennie Waste, who was tax
ing treatment for an infected toe In
q hospital ct Bismarck last week. has
returned to her school work here.
Frank and Fred Saville on their
way home from spending the winter
in Florida : stopping Q few days
with relatives In Chicago, but are x
pected home this week.
Visitors at the w. II. Brownawell
home Sunday included Bubbins
Adam, Oliver Owen and Miss Louise
Riedman Of Motif and Ernest and
Harold Swanson, George Buck and
Gus Hirveld, Jr.
Miss LouiSe friedman spent the
weekend with friends here.
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am called at the J. O. Rise home

son called at the J. 0. Rise home
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs . Helmer Arneson
spent Sunday afternoon and Monday
forenoon at the M. A. Lem home.
Paul Paisley spent Friday evening
at the H. E. Helgeson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Arneson
and family, Arnold Christensen, Ed
die Arneson, Clarence and Joseph
Rise, spent Sunday afternoon at the
B. M. Lien home.
Constance Lein spent Saturday
evening and Sunday with Hannah
Dronen.
Olive Rise, who has spent the past
two weeks at her parental home, re-
turned to the Ed. Larson home Mon
day. !,
Helmer Arneson and Ed. Nygaard
motored to Cathay, N. D., Saturday.
Olga and Olive Rise spent Sunday
evening at the Geo. Christensen
home.
A fairly large crowd attended the
PIT. A. meeting held in Lein
school No. /, Friday evening". A
radio program was given by school
No. /. Games were played after the
program. Lunch was served at mid
night.
There will be Norwegian services
at the church Sunday, March 16, at
2 o'clock.
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Garfield
BY MRS. A. F. Y

Mrs. Christ Wageman and Mrs
John Moser were callers at the Joe
Keifer home Wednesday.
Bernhard Jordahl called in town
Monday.
Dec Bailey and Ole Olson were
passengers on the train to Bismarck
Monday. Ole Olson went down on
business. Dee returned to work in
Bismarck.
Louie Jorgensons and Mable Bailey
visited at the Ira Bailey home We'd
nesday.
Jake Zelmer visited school Monday.
A large crowd attended Homemak-
ers club at the Earl Mowder home
Thursday. Mrs. VIM. Mickelsen and
Mrs. G. Wageman joined the club.
The next meeting will be at the J. F.
Little home April 3.
Violet Olson visited at the Ghylin
home Wednesday night.
Oscar Olson returned from the hos
pital Thursday where he has been q
patient for the last three weeks.
Mrs. Joe Keller, Mrs. A. Knudson
and Lloyd were callers at the Strand
home Friday.
MI. and Mrs. Carl Berg and family
spent Friday evening at the Joe Kei-
fer home.
The /. s. Balloon class met at the
H. Davenport home Friday. After
the business meeting games were
played. Ice cream and cake was
served.
Fred and Violet Olson, Burnett
jacobson and Ode Bailey were callers
at the A. Ghylin home to hear the
radio Friday evening.
S. l.. Jordahl was a passenger on
the train to Bismarck Wednesday
where he attended a township meet
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Taylor and sons
were callers at Kuehl's Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gfylin and sons
were supper guests at the Roy Little
home Thursday evening.
A farewell party was given at the
A. F. Ghylin home Saturday evening
in honor of MI. and Mrs. p. H.
Greenan and son Wesley who are
leaving for Mason City, Iowa. About
w PC1oOlA WClC 4Cp1 CoCAluCOs WACll1IlH
them all the success in their new
home.
Mrs. John Howe returned home
from Bismarck Saturday where she
has been for the last two months
taking treatments.
Callers at the Ole Olson home Sum
day were Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ghylin and
sons. Dee Bailey and Joe Cook.
Ode Bailey helped Fred Olson with
work for a few days.
Kenmar JOrdahl returned home
from Fargo after finishing q course
in b~arbering.
j. E. Doherty of Omaha, Neb.,
spent the night at the p. E. Patton
home. He is spending the winter at
the S. w. Nemetz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. E. Patton and
family and J.. E. Doherty were din
ner guests at the S. w. Nemetz home
Sunday.
Oliver Knudson and Harland Schil-
ling were dinner guests at the J..
Keifer home.
Joe Cook Is working at the A. H.
Lundberg farm for q few days.
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Sterling
BY FERN r.

Hassin Eele was a business caller
in Driscoll Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Applaud were
callers at the Martin Kossel home
Tuesday.
Quite q few from here attended the
sale at Pearson's near Mckenzie
Thursday. March 6.
Alden Lewis called at the Henry
Applaud home Wednesday.
The P. T. A. will hold their next
meeting. March 20 tn, which is the
third Thursday in March. They are
putting on a good program and there
will also be the election of officers.
Everyone is welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Applaud called
at the Tom Stewart home wednesday
afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Tom Stewart were
Driscoll callers Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Elder Elness attended
the dance at Sterling Friday night.
Adolph Hanson was a caller in
Driscoll Saturday.
Those from Driscoll who attended
the dance at Sterling Friday night
were Miss Dorothy Barkman, Leonard
and Hank Peterson and Milf Quale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Van Horn at
tended the dance at Sterling Friday
night.
The Homemakers club which was
supposed to be held last Tuesday.
Mar. II, at Dyrstad's was postponed
until the 25th of March.
The last report of Veronica Riley's
illness was that she was getting along
just fine. They expect to bring her
home some time in the following
week.
Sunday visitors at the Ed. Schmid-
kunz home Sunday was Mr. and Mrs.
George Magnus. Mrs. Jenny Clarke
and daughter Violet. and the Misses
Alice johnson and Fern Stewart.
Lawrence Mork, Lester Clarke and
Charles Harker called at the I've
johnson home Saturday night.
Mrs. Tye Johnson and son Howard
visited at the Lawrence Mork home
Sunday.
Howard schmidkunz spent Sunday
at his home.
Raymond johnson was a Sunday
caller at the G. L. Rochester home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Parker who
have been living at Harold Wright's
and helping with the work for the
past year. are moving their household
goods and other things to the former
Carey Johnson place where they will
take up farming.
MI. and Mrs. George Kusch were
dinner guests at the Tom Stewart
home Sunday.
Township election was held in the
basement Of the hall Tuesday, Mar
18th.
Hassin Eele was a business Gale,
In Driscoll Tuesday.
Mrs. johnson and son Willie were
Sterling callers Tuesday.
Jennie Clark and Miss Violet were
Sterling callers Tuesday.
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Ecklund
By T MORRIS

Wallace Anderson was a Wilton
shopper Tuesday.
Orville Falkenstein was q caller at
the T. F. Morris home Monday night.
Harold Williams passed through
this vicinity Tuesday.
Gerald Morris and Fred Klawitter
were callers in Still Tuesday.
Peter Anderson was q brief caller
at the T. F. Morris home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Morris and
daughters Justine and Aldene visited
at the Edward Morris home Tuesday.
+. F. Morris and son James made
q trip to the woods Wednesday.
Fred Klawitter went to Wilton from
Still on the train Tuesday.
Carl Hurdebu visited at the T. F.
Morris home Wednesday evening.
Victor Anderson was q caller In
Still Tuesday.
James Morris took his cousin Fred
Klawitter to Still Friday to catch
the train to Bismarck where he win
visit with relatives after visiting for
some time at the r. +. Morris home
in Ecklund township.
Orville Falkenstein and Harold
Williams were brief callers at the T.
F. Morris home Thursday en- route to
Regain.
Ira Falkenstein passed through this
vicinity to Still Friday.
Wallace Anderson called ct the
T. r. Morris home Friday.
Marion and Dorothy Morris visited
over Friday night with Elsie and
Florence Keator.
Lawrence Little called ct the T. =.
Morris home Saturday.
H. A. McC ullough was q Wilton
shopper Saturday, he was accom-
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NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS

evening. A potluck lunch was served
at midnight after which dancing was
resumed until q late hour. Everyone
present reported q very enjoyable
time.
Visitors at the Cecil Elkins home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Void
and family and Roy Titles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halvor Halvorsen and
Dan Daniclson were passengers to
Bismarck Monday here Mr.. Dan
ielson will enter one of the Bismarck
hospitals for treatments.
Frank Nicholson was a Regain caller
Monday.
Lloyd Knutson called at the Strand
home Monday.
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Trygg
BY GLADYS NELSON

Mrs. Charlie Farrell, Jackie and
Margaret and Laurance Stocks were
supper guests Monday at the George
Nelson home.
Victor Nelson vas a caller Friday
OF last week at the Andrew Trygg
home.
George Nelson and Willie Jiras were
social callers Wednesday at the
Brown boys home on a business ses-
sion.
Bert and Harlo Hendcrshott of near
Sterling were overnight guests Tues
day night at the George Nelson home.
Word has been received here from
Mabel Nelson at Park Rapids, Mimi,
that her mother. Mrs. George Potter,
VINO spent ID weeks at the university
hospital at Minneapolis, is recuperat-
ing slowly.
Bert and Harlo Memberships aged
father and mother, whom Harlo
brought from Wisconsin last summer,
will make their home here with their
sons on their new place.
George Nelson and Willie Jiras
called at school No. / Monday on
local business.
George Nelson made a trip to Re-
gan Thursday on a business mission
and shipped his products.
Sam Brown spent a few days at the
George Nelson home, where he assist
ed them with his gas engine and fan
ming mill in tanning flax while Willie
Jiras stayed at the Brown brothers
home to take his place.
Bert and Harlo Hendershott were
supper guests Wednesday night at the
George Nelson home en- route back to
Sterling.
Mrs. Oscar Coleman and infant
daughter returned home Tuesday
from Wilton, where they spent about
five weeks.
Tryggs, John Habeck, Gene Cum
ningham and Selmcr Ownes made a
trip to Bismarck Wednesday on bust
ness.
John Habeck's brother, who had a
sale in southern Minnesota near Ada,
came here recently, visiting with his
brother and family.
George Nelson and Gerald made a
trip to the Brown brothers Saturday,
where he took Sam back home.
i, John Anderson was a brief caller
Saturday at the Martin Nelson home.
The township board will meet Tues
day at the clerks office.
Election will be held in school No. 1,
district No. 8, on March Is. There will
be no school that day.
Hugo Nelson va a brief caller Sat-
( 11y.HoU pinINf NJ %1,4 r11r~1 Ayz1.~.>
home, going with them to John
Risch's party.
John Anderson was a caller Sunday
at the Porter Nelson home.
Mrs. NelS Nelson and Victor made
a trip to Regain Thursday, looking
after business matters.
Wilbert Lundquist made a trip to
the home of his brother Elmer Satur-
day.
John Anderson was a brief caller
Sunday morning at the George Mel
son home.
John Kruger assisted Harold Mad
land in moving OF the Laboy farm
near Menoken last week.
John Anderson called Thursday at
the Nels Nelson home on local bust
ness.
John Kruger was a caller Sunday
morning at the Nels Nelson home.
Enos Strandamo made a brief call
Sunday night at the George Nelson
home.
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Magnuson,
George and Helmer, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Nelson. Gerald and Gwendo-
lyn, Jennings Kettleson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Gordon and son Ernie were
entertained at dinner and supper by
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson and family.
Gertie Mae and Gladys Nelson
Vlran Nelson, Joe and Willie Jiras,
Ethel. Myrtle and Donald Little were
guests Sunday at the Brown home.
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Schrunk
BY HELEN MARCHANT

Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Helm spent
Sunday at the David Helm home.
Their daughter, Evelyn returned home
with them. She has been visiting at
the David Helm home a few days.
John Pool called at the r. q. Mar
chant home Saturday afternoon.
John Witt helped G. G. Wentz move
his furniture to McClusky Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. G. C.. Wentz and family
will make their future home in Nc
Clusky.
Mrs. G. B. Knudson and sons Earl
and Robert of Bird Island, Mimi, ar
rived at the r. G.. Marchant home
Monday for a few weeks visit. Mrs.
Knudson was formerly Catherine
Marchant.
Mrs. Christ Wentz and family spent
Thursday and Friday at the VIM.
Witt home.
John Witt called at the r. q. Mar.
chant home Wednesday afternoon.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Smith Thursday, March 6.
Leroy Marchant called at the
Christ Helm home Wednesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pool were Sun
day dinner guests at the o. o. Sperry
home.
Louis Novy shopped in Wing Tues
day.
Irene and Leroy Merchant spent
Sunday at the Christ Helm home.
Carl Johnson was a Wing shopper
Tuesday.
Erwin Wentz called on Wenzel
Kozenik Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Homberg werS
Wing shoppers Friday.
MI. and Mrs. r. q. Marchant called
at the G. c. Wentz home Friday after
noon.
Adolph Bender was a Wing shoppe,
Wednesday.
Martin and Fred Hindbauch, Gust
Witt and Leroy Marchant spent
Tuesday at the Herman Meters home.
John Witt called at the G. G. Wentz
home Wednesday.
Dorothy and Willard Skei spent
Sunday afternoon at the Christ Helm
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wentx and
family spent Saturday evening at
the H. H. Siebel home.
Martha Hindbauch, william Ryan
and Arthur and Emil Witt visited at
the Herman Meter home Sunday.
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Rock Hill
BY RUTH LITTLE

Regain callers Saturday were Oscar
Magnuson and son George, Ernie Cor
don, Bill Mccullough, Charlie Mag
nuson, o. w. Backman, Edwin and
Melvin, A. T. Kolb. Stephen Monroe.
Allen Tolliver, C. O. K~ettleson, Fred
Vogele and J. F. Little.
Chas Heddick called at the Andrew
Kolb home Monday.
Clarence and Roy Walker called at
the Mrs. ]. Walter home Saturday
afternoon.
Chas. Our called at the G. o. Lind
sey home Saturday.
Fred Olson called at the Andrew
Walker home Sunday afternoon.
C.. Q. Kettleson was a Regan CALI
er Friday.
Fred WutZke called at the Levi
Jorgeson home Tuesday.
Grandma Bailey has been i'll but Is
improved at this writing.
Mrs. j. F. Little and Clayton were
business caller at the Chas. Magnu-
son home Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Jorgeson and Mr.. Zelner were
business callers at Wing Tuesday.
Mrs. Arthur Mccoy and son Guy
were guests at the Ira Bailey home
Thursday.
Joe Keifer transacted business In
Regan Wednesday.
Ed Rasche called at the Martin
Fleming home Wednesday.
Mrs. Chris Wangeman visited at
the Homer Taylor home Wednesday.
Guests at the Ira Bailey home
Wednesday were MI. and Mrs. Lewis
~Jorgenson and Hazel Mae, Mrs. Mabel
Bailey and children. Mrs. Bailey
treated her guests to ice cream and
cake in honor of her birthday.
H. G. Rasche was q Regain caller
Thursday.
julius Jordahl spent, Wednesday
night at the J. F. Little home as q
guest Of Virgin.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Little were din
ner guests at the Earl Mowder home
Thursday.
Fred Vogele was q Regan business
caller Saturday.
The young people of Balloon Sun
day school class held their months