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Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Kittelson mo-
tored to Sidney. Sunday.
Alvin Simenson who has been
working in Sidney. visited at his
nome at Daneville during the week
end.
Mrs. Paul Hultgren returned to
her home here from Valley City Sat-
urday.
Gladys Paulson returned home on
Friday after a visit in Pleasant VAL
ley
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Johnson and
son Burton were Crosby shoppers on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhardt stubbe and
Mildred Johnson were Crosby callers
Saturday.
Cosper Dieseth is busy painting
Otto Enger's shoe store.
Miss Ellene Gearge and Eleanore
| Weller attended the dance at Brush
Lake Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sand and daughter
Bergliotte, motOred to Crosby Mon
day.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lille
thun, baby girl. weighing 10 lbs
on August 10 at the Grenora hos
nicely.
/ Mrs. VIM. Domenick and son Stan
ley. were Westby shoppers Tuesday
MT. and Mrs. Louie Sherdahl from
saskatchewan. were Westby callers
Tuesday.
Mrs. Luther Hickman and son Of
Minot are visiting with her mother
Mrs. Henry Skeeles.
Cecilia Lovelace of brentwood Is
spending a few days visiting heI
relatives. John Rohweders.
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Johnson mo
tored to Crosby Tuesday.
Ed; Ferguson of Plentywood was 6
Westby caller Tuesday.
Rev. Hemmingson of Danevill,
was a Westby caller Tuesday.
i Mildred Myars of Comertown 4.
spending a few days with her sister
Donna Myars.
George Carlson and family of Al
kabo were Westby shoppers tn,
first of the week
Mrs Leone Mayhem. Edna ant
Ethel Peele. Clifford and Orvill,
HELEN of Pleasant Valley wer,
Westby shoppers Tuesday.
The Sewing Club met at Margar
ct Holst's home last Tuesday. Aug
ust Is. The club members sewed oil
!, their dresses.
Songs were sung and the All clul
pledge wa sgiven. The next meetinI
will be held at the home of Esthe
Lein. September list.
Donna Myars has rented the Gus
! Stubbe place for the winter.
Reinhardt Stubbe is remodelini
his chimney this week.
Walter Rohweder. Omar Helsetl
and Clara Gunderson were guests a
: the Christ Jensen home near Coal
ridge Sunday.
Alaf Gunderson and family an
Marvin Paulson were visitors at tn
Ole Galerud home near Alkabo Sun
day
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-08-21
RICH GOLD STRIKE
In LITTLE ROCKIES
Two Miners Find ''Pay" Dirt in
Gravel Gulch-All Claims are
Staked.

Malta Carl Valkenhan and
John Roles, prospectOrs of Tort
man, in tn eLittle Rockies, have
made a gold strike in Grouse gulch
according to S. E. Eckert, forest
ranger. h
While placer mining operations
had been bringing in fair wages
for some time, they struck rich pay
dirt and began taking out coarse
gold, one nugget being worth 1910.
The streak of dirt appears to ex-
tend some distance. The gold is in
gravel on bedrock between two and
three feet below the surface. It is
washed by a rocker attached to a
small engine.
The men have staked out the en-
tire gulch, the claims running well
into the gumbo.
Tom Carter, Zortman resident,
states that this is the first min
ing done in Grouse gulch since
1884-188 when Shorty" Parker
presumably Tom Parker of Glas-
gow) took out $1,000 in gold in a
short time, his record being 800 ir
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LIBRARY NOTES

Readers in the vicinity of Re-
serve will be glad to note that a
branch of the county library has
been opened there. The project is
being sponsored by the Wakea
Club, and Mrs. P. Groskurth has
consented to act as custodian.
Mrs. Groskurth formerly had
charge of a branch, so she is I'M
dOubtedly well acquainted with the
reading interests of the cOmmuni-
ty. The books are at her home,
and she announces that she is not
having regular hours for the work,
but that she is ready and willing
to check out the books at any time
when patrons find it convenient to
come for them.
That the coming generation
shows evidence of being public
spirited is illustrated by the fact
that last week little girl of about
six or seven walked up to the desk
and volunteered to bring a book Of
her own as a donation to the IL
brary.
"It's a nice book" she said, "but
I don't read it any more and some
one else might like it. All it need!
is this stuff in the back" (meaninS
a card pocket and date slip.)
Upon being told that her gif
would be welcome, she went hom
for her book. It proved to be {
primer in good condition, quite al
acceptable addition to the juvenil
shelves.
"I hope the kids like the book,
was her comment. as she wake
away quite cheerfully after part
ing with her precious possession
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lille
thun at the Grenora hospital, August
10th, a 10-pound daughter. Mother
and child are doing well. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lillethun are former residents
OF McElroy but now live in Westby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Rogstad who
have been living on the Steen farm
moved the past week to the Malvor
NeresOn place. Martin Anderson and
family who lived on the Nereson
place are moving with N. B. Foss.
Ole Medvedt and family of the
Pleasant Valley community visited on
Sunday at the Richard Clemetson
home southwest OF McElroy
Mrs. o. M. Lutnes entertained a
few friends Wednesday afternoon.
Those present were Medames Peter
Degen, Hilda copeland, Selmer Espe-
land and Myron Taylor.
Cliff Johnson, formerly a grain
buyer at fMcElroy arrived Saturday
evening from Egeland, N d. He
drove a truck on which he took back
the household furniture left here
when he and his family moved away
last spring. Mr.. johnson was a
guest at the A. w. 0veFgaard home
while here.
| Everyone ts busy these days ga
thering as much cattle feed as POS
sible. The main crop is Russian
thistles. Some are using mowers
and rakes. Others are working by
hand. pulling and piling the weeds
for feed.
Saturday evening there was a large
gathering at McElroy to complete ar
arrangements for shipping i'm some hay
and grain for feed. A committed
consisting OF Ole HELM. John Shoal
Harold Griffen and Niels Danielson
was appointed to go to Enderlin, n
ID to buy feed. Most OF those wht
made applications had received theii
feed loans. Money was collected
from the crowd to make the pur
chase OF feed.
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AROUND SHERIDAN COUNTY

Hjmdahl Madsen Friday evening
August 14th. The evening was spent
on the lawn where various games
and contests were INDUCED in and
most pleasant time was enjoyed by
all.
The farmers are quite busy putting
up thistles for feed and blowing fol
next years crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Patterson and
Joe, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Petersen
ana family and Mr. and Mrs. letter
Glein visited at G. r Brooks sun
day evening.
Mr.. SQphus Christensen attended
church Sunday. had dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. N. G. lessen and spent the
night with his sisters family neal
| Dagmar.
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Mrs. Scott, of Crosby. have been Wis
iting at the p. j. Scott home the
past few days.
Saturday evening Johnny Wunder-
lich's dance orchestra played at the
NickersOn barn southeast of Outlook.
Eighty-five tickets were sold. There
will be a dance at the same place
this coming Saturday night.
Tuesday afternoon a group of la
dies gathered at the Deck home
where they made paper flowers to
serve the Outlook hall as decoration
for various occasions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fitzgerald
and family left for Bismarck last
Tuesday. They got as far as DoOley
where they had break down. They
came back to Outlook where they
remained until Thursday awaiting re-
pairs.
Harold Homme, Jake Goodlaxon,
Melvin Deck, Wheeled on their bikes
Tuesday to the Tony Gaines home
south of Redstone. They returned on
Wednesday.
The United Farmers League held a
meeting in the Outlook hall Thurs
day.
clifford Hamilton left Sunday fol-
oNNAg CbuA 81 0buNh GoNoNo WAAtAt AiAs
former work awaits him.
Jack Mclean. Bradley DOoley OF
PlentywoOd. Karl SchiebOld of Min
nesOta were entertained at a six o..
clock dinner at the Deck home Wed
nesday evening.
Clarence Doe entertained a mum
Der of his boy friends at six O'Clock
supper Thursday evening.
/ Saturda yevening, August 10 the
/ Country Women's Club gave a dance
party at the Kowsky farm. Forty
guests were present. At midnight
| lunch was served by the ladies OF
the club. About one o'clock all de
parted for their respective homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lundeen arr
! visiting at the Joe Kowsky farm
They have been visiting in Wiscon
sin. Minnesota and North Dakot'
and are on their way to AvOndale
their home.
Mrs. G. A.. Anderson and sister
Mrs. Tom Clawson were business Wis
ietors in Plentywood Monday.
On Wednesday evening, Aug. L
a heavy rain and quite a lot of hal
hit the north side country dOinl
damage to some gardens and grain
Mr.. and Mrs. AdOlph Hovdey at
tended the club dance Saturday nigh
at Kowsky's.
Mr.. and Irs. Chas. Shallbetter an
son Ely, were dinner guests Sunda
at the G.. A. Anderson farm.
Betty Lou Ross was an over nigh
guest Sunday at Corley Lein's.
Joe Schmidt has a new well an
wind mill on his place finished las
week by Happy" Stapleton.
Joe ID. KOwski made a trip to tn
county seat Saturday where he cor
suited two doctors who are bon
: specialists from Milwaukee. Wis, i
regard to an injury received som
time ago.
Many farmers have expressed thei
intention 70 join the United Farm
ers League.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl HARRISON and tn
Tom ClawsOn family motOred {
Plentywood Friday
. Miss Margaret Deck entertaine
Mr.. Karl Shiebold of Minneapolis 6
super Thursday.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. George Meharr.
Tom Meharry and Viola Johnso
, called at the Snuggins place Sur
day.
Mrs. MAIDS Billet and son Joe al
visiting relatives at Weyburn, Sas
> Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Meharry al
> the proud parents of a son born
them August 20. 1881.
Mrs. Henry Lee received sad new
=, Wednesday that her aunt in Pete
: boro, Ontanio had passed away.
The Country Woman's Club m
= with Mrs. Olin b. Snuggins Wedne
Mrs. Adolph Hovdey was theET
: day. Aug. 10. Mrs. Adolph Hovdt
!, was the honor guest.
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Community Picnic Held
At Hans Hardersen Farm

On Sunday, August 9th a cvom-
munity gathering was held at the
Hans Hardersen home near Archer.
About IS people were present. The
gathering was planned by the MINI
bic Finger All Club of Archer.
A picnic was enjoyed after which
program was given by the All
girls. After the program numbers
were drawn to see who was the
lucky one to get the quilt the All
Club gave away. L. S. Olsen of
PlentywOod was the lucky man.
A base ball game was played
later in the afternoon.
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Mrs. Shinebloom who has been
visiting Mrs. VIM. Hass left for her
home in Minneapolis last week.
John Lein and Henry Valdez re-
turned from Little Fork, MINI. last
week. They liked the country around
Little Fork very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stack of Ninton.
Sask.. gave their wedding dance Fri
day evening at Minton. Mrs. Stack
was Miss Frances of Outlook.
Carl Shiebold of Minneapolis ia
visiting at the G A. Anderson home.
Dr. l.. W. Snuggins is in Paris,
France. lecturing. The Doctor Is
president of the dental association
OF Iowa and is owner of the Jake
Ereth farm north of Outlook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hanson Of
Outlook.
Mr.. and Mrs T. ]. Clawson were
dinner guests at the Karl J. Karlson
home Sunday.
The Country Woman's Club was
entertained at the home of Mrs. VIM,
I1ass tuesday, Aug. 18th. Mrs. Rose
r. weiss was the honor guest and
Will depart soon for Berkeley. Calf
Mrs. G. A. Anderson made the pre-
sentation-a gift to Mrs. Weiss from
trends. anu
In thanking the guests for remem.
Dering her Mrs. Weiss said: "T won.
der If l will ever have the pleasure
OF meeting such good people as those
am ABOUT TO leave and will never
| forget the pleasant memories that
date back over twenty years of as.
sociation.
the afternoon was spent in talk.
ing over old times and in Rue,ssins
games. Mrs. KowslSie and Mrs Snug.
gins received prizes for the guess
ing games
Two long tables decorated with
yellow and white seated about thir
| tty-IlVe guests and a very 'deliciou,
i lunch was partaken OF. After luncI
pictures were taken of the guests
also group OF the "flapper of 1910
which consisted of the Mesdame,
MAIDS Billet, Joe Kowski. Charlie
Ross, VIM. Weiss and Mrs. Snug
gins.
After farewells were said a stream
OF cars drove down the tree shade,
driveway OF the beautiful Has
home.
Mr.. Craig. father Of Louise crs,
lert Tor his home at Hinsdale Tues
. day.
: A number of friends surprised Mr.
Lloyd Homme by bringing lunch an
dropping in at the Homme home o.
Tuesday evening. the occasion bein
her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Ritland and Nj
and Mrs. Martin Salonek entertain
: ed a number OF friends Sunday eve
ming at the Tod Downey farm
/, Games were the main diversion @
the evening. Mrs. Salonek and Mr.
Ritland served q lovely lunch afte
which the guests departed for thei
respective hoynes. Mr.. and Mrs. Ri
land are leaving soon for Dawson
Minnesota where they have work.
Claude Mills and Harry Prescott
returned home from lake Qu'Appell
last Thursday.
Mr.. aRd Mrs Ely Harris and fan
. lily left Sunday for Milton. Mort
Dakota where they will make the
4 future homes.
Bryce 'Garrick the son OF Mr.. an
a Mrs. Garrick is quite I'll with rheun
: atism. He seems to be recoverin
slowly
a Miss Eva Buzzard, daughter
n Mr.. and Mrs. George Buzzard an
Art Swanson OF the Wanso countI
r were quietly united in marriage
= Plentywood Saturday afternoon.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Scott, Jr.. an
,. Mr.. and Mrs. Hendricks, parents
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-08-21

NEW YORK-Modern ingenuity Is
RELOCATING to the discard a custom
among artists that is as old as art
itself.
From the days OF the old masters.
artists have made their paintings upon
canvas stretched over wooden frames.
Unfortunately. many a priceless mas
terpiece has been ruined either by an
accidental or. in some cases. inten-
tional thrust of a cane or umbrella
through the canvas. or by the fabrics
disintegrating from long exposure to
the elements. In searching for a SUBJ
5titute for canvas to eliminate such
possibilities. It recently was discovered
that grainless presdwood board. the
same as is extensively used for panel
ing home interiors. may be utilized by
artists in two ways. One side Of the
board has canva5-like 5u.<sce upon
which. when coated with a sizing to
eliminate absorption Of oils or water
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-08-21

daughter Thelma were Plentywood
callers Saturday.
The North Raymond Welfare Club
members held their last meeting
with Miss Myrtle McBurney Wednes-
day, August 18th. A delicious lunch
was served in the afternoon.
The dance at Nickerson's barn on
Saturday night was well attended by
many OF the young people from here.
Mrs. William Robinson left for
BalnVllle saturday where she will
spehd lew days visiting at the Ed
ward Robinson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Stewart ana
children drove out from RAYMOND
Sunday to spend the afternoon visit
ing with the Harry Holland family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ross and chill
dren and Mabel Larter were Raw
mond callers Saturday.
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Reserve Club Sends Stock
Judging Team to State Fair

Sheridan county will be repre-
sented at the Livestock Judging
contest for the first time by Tor
lief Aashiem, Vern Hancock and
Olvin Hole of Reserve. Ihese
bows have trained very conscien-
tiously for the past month In or,
der that they may make a good
showing at the state fair in COM
petition with Judging teams from
other counties. If the Sheridan
county team makes a satisfactory
showing at the state fair at Helena
there is a possibility of them go.
inc to the Midland Empire Fair at
Billings the latter part OF TINS
month.
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The Sunny Smile All Club met
with Miss Pearl Larter Sunday, Au-
gust rs. All members were present
with the exception OF three. The Wis
itors were the Misses Virginia Col
Inns, Rita and Nita Nelson. Ruth
Holland, Alkaline Evenson. Hazel
Westphal and Lorene Fawcett. The
next meeting will be entertained by
Lucille Shelbetter. Sunday, August
3Oth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe HcBurney and
daughter Myrtle and Miss Katie
Kennedy were evening guests at the
Henry Ross home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hysler and chill
dren and Mrs. Lena Wilson and
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-08-21
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all
Claims against Sheridan County,
must be presented to the Clerk OF
before the first Monday OF each
month, otherwise Claims will be laid
over until the following month.
Claims for Road and Bridge Work
must show the exact location of
where work was done or they will
not be approved. All claims must
have proper vouchers attached.
THIS RULB WILL BE STRICTLY
ENFORCED.
BOARD OF COUNTY
(20-2t) COMMISSIONERS
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colors, paintings may be made. rha
other or face side has a smooth at
tractive finish. making the board,
which is light and rigid. also adapt
able as frame for painting.
This type Of board has come Into
widespread use among mural painters,
magazine illustrators and commercial
artists. One Of the leading state uni
versities is using this material for oil
and tempera water color painting In
struction almost exclusively IN its are
department. Many paintings on theee
presdwood boards are being exhibited
in art institutes throughout the cc'ln-
try. The process by which this ma
terial is made is unique. and is said to
insure against Wrapping. splitting OF
peeling. 1t is produced by exploding
wood chips in steam guns and thsu
subjecting the hbrous mass to neas
and pressure until it is reduced TO q
grainless board one-eighth inch thick.
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three days. Mr.. Parker's operations
were confined to the headwaters of
the gulch. Roles and Valkenhan are
working lower down the streambed.
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urs Harold HANSEN gave a SIX
- dinner in honor of Mrs.
co. Norric Of Kenmare, at her
req. Ie Wednesday. The guests were
nom SDt VanHec, Meta Robinson,
G yI.Io1 Highland, Gertie Petersen,
L nee Hovet and Doris Hanisch.
~ Fergus Norrie. nee Margar-
!. Uanisch. of Kenmare, spent two
= ,oE visiting her parents Mr.. and
W W., VIM Hanisch. and with Mr..
I'D a., Mrs Harold Hanisch and Mrs.
Tt, Robinson. She will return to
Lor home Saturday morning.
Mr. Truax w. Greer, local legal
,,oinarv was seen about town the
nast week with an obviously sore
;ow When questioned he did not
goicn to give any information for
discrimination through the medium
Of the press.
Mrs Bertha Morgan, sister-in-
law Of Mrs. J. J. Morgan of Arch
a. and two sons, Raymond and
Frank Of Daytona Beach, Florida,
who have been visiting with rela-
Gves in North Dakota visited al
tbe Hans Hardersen home. They
left Sunday going back by the way
= UT;-ropciD
Principal and Mrs. Henry Raaer
Of Comertown are visitors at the
Paske home. Mrs. Raaen was
formerly Miss Dyste, high school
biology tech-aer here. They came
here from Missoula where Mr.
Raaen has been taking a summer
course. They expect to visit will
relatives in Minnesota before thu
opening of school.
Carl Hovdey. well known farmer
Of the Raymond precinct, who wal
operated upon a couple of week.
ago by DIR. Fawcett for appended
lis at the local hospital, is nov
up and around again attending t
affairs in connection with hi
farming operations. but looking
trife male and thin as a result o
the ordeal. He was in the count,
seat Wednesday.
On
Last Saturday night it is report
ed that Mr. Frederickson of Med
icine Lake. told of an attempte,
hold up that he frustrated. mort
Of town on the RAYMOND road.
seems that two men. one tall an
the other short. one hOldiig a flash
light and the other a gat attempte
TO stop Mr.. Frederickson but h
speeded up and shook the would b
thugs of his trail. No ore seems t
be able to ascertain whether tn
reported hOldup was a product o
the heat oppressed brain of som
local wag or an hallucination o
the part of Mr.. FredericksOn.
f. F. Palutzke and son Williar
arrived in PlentywoOd Thursday @
last week from Glendale, Calf,
spend some time here looking afte
business interests. Mr.. Palutzk
informs the Producers News thu
on the trip here from Yellowston
Park crop conditions were not onl
bad-they were terrible. He say
that crops around Plentywood al
good in comparison. In Los Ange
eS travellers are informed that the
should not go to or bv way of La
Vegas, near where the huge Bou
der canyon dam is being built, @
account Of the bad conditions exis
ing at that point. In the park
Las Vegas he saw not less cha
200 people sleeping-no other plat
to go and no money with which
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-08-21

According to dental statistics
there Il a half billion dollars worth
az 0old In the mouths of the people
of the United States.
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WITH Al CLUBS
HAPPY HEARTS

AAAA
The Happy Hearts Club held its
eighth meeting at the home of Mrs.
Andrew Berg, Augusct 18th at two
o'clock. The meeting was opened
by singing "The Toothbrush" song.
At the meeting preparations were
made for a health program. The
meeting was closed by singing
Reuben and Rachel" At four o.
clock a delicious lunch was served.
sThe next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. G. J. Ordahl on
August 26 at two p. m.
WESLEY All COOKING CLUB
Westby All cooking club met at
the home of Mrs. Peter Miller the
leader on July 10th. Project made
was Baking Powder Biscuits. It
was decided to have all the meet
ings at the leaders, home and each
time have some girl serve a fruit
of some kind. At next meeting
Marian George will serve the fruit.
The club met at the home of
Mrs. Peter Miller on July 81. The
project was mullins. 1t was decid-
ed to have two to set the table
two to wash the dishes and clear
up the mess and two to cook. Fruit
served was bananas and cream
Ruth Vande Mark will serve fruit
next time.
The club met on August 4th al
the home Of the leader. The project
was corn bread. Prunes were serv
ed for a fruit. Francis Timbrell viii
bring milk and cream nex+ time
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-08-21

Mr. Truax w. Greer, local legal
seminary was seen about town the
nast week with an obviously sore
iow When questioned he did not
goicn to give any information for
discrimination through the medium
~ the press.
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LOCAL /
H4PPENAVGS
LOCAL MARKETS

Nc Harold Hanisch gave a six
~ dinner in honor of Mrs.
&C., e. Norric Of Kenmare, at her
req. 'e Wednesday. The guests were
GVlut VanHec, Meta Robinson,
T,Jo1 Highland, Gertie Petersen,
h nee Hovet and Doris Hanisch.
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Mrs Bertha Morgan, sister-in-
law Of Mrs. J. J. Morgan of Arch
Or and two sons, Raymond and
Frank Of Daytona Beach, Florida,
who have been visiting with rela-
tives in North Dakota visited at
tbe Hans Hardersen home. They
left Sunday going back by the way
Of Wisconsin.
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Mrs Fergus Norrie. nee Margar-
!. HANSEN. of Kenmare, spent two
.oL visiting her parents Mr.. and
W. VIM. Hanisch, and with Mr..
-. 'nJ Mrs Harold Hanisch and Mrs.
S Az, Robinson. She will return to
Lor home Saturday morning.