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Mercedes
WINTER GUESTS ARE
NAMED HOSORFFS

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@EAnD m 1871 ~ rhe Niceroy
4 Of Mexico I'D search for lhr
Seven Cites Of Cold, believed
70 Be located somewhere In The vicinity
OF the territory n0E occupied Ivy New
Mexico and Arizona zPtzin FrzncizoO
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white mar 70 enter the SOuthEcsr.
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the failed wealth Of his Seven Cra
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god he sought. bur n : black LIQUID
which for millions Of yezn had Ian IN
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recorded history proved A. mp of DIS
appointment Bur thr hzr1shipS and
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rhe touch OF Midas. has wrought riches
and wealth wherever i appeared. Bur
unlike rhe touch Of Midas II has
brought prosperity, progress and hap
piness beyond the moss vivid dreams OF
Coronado.
As rhr pioneer refining company of
The Southwest, the Magnolia Petroleum
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Robert B. Grzgg. state labor
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PRETTY C0ICR
NOTE USED

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party THURSDAY evening The pref
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EFEDEE GLIB
LEET- FRIDAY

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-25

CABINET MEMBERS
HOLD C MEET

The members rr t1e CTR Er=rrNN
cabinet he'd . SPECIAL r1cEttnE HIS
Eeek M TIE home Co MIS- CAthe--
ne Ssotier.
Among mary IreEs winch care
I'D for consideration. "a cIEclEEnE
MEE gwen the spring cMnn a. Eh@
EEF4cn. for the Ctflrr-K uf rhF E-i
Reserves Of TIE VALLEY.
TIE following rhatrrarn nf ruzn-
rstsseez we're present- &iss Betty
FeEsFrden. Chairman nf TIRE france
c~Crzrl-ree- Ms MElcr-e Bars
enzstp. chairman o. Ire Hnrial
cnHEnitree. Mss AnrM soils char
MAJ O. the p15lcity caEEntg
MEs RRfaEls E1zn5nEM- rhMlrnEAM
a. the SrTlce Committee MtEE
Carey ARR E1cder. rhAEEHn rf
tire m1zc ard PEP Committee Ms
May Pay EnrEnS Chairman CO
carp Committee. Mss FrE--rE
Andersen. Chairman c. fhe rnE
committee. Mss CEthE-l-r Ent
Chairman of the -emberSrn c1--
na-tHe. Mss MHu1e Tu pres
dent Ms Mil1re- Erh-brr- ErE
Ms KzErrT- -hn-ro-- Enu-Ec-
PERSONALS
Ez = . Belts &C 80 L0uiF g..
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MRS COtTPFRF
ENTERTAINS

Mrs VI d CoEpere DELIGHTFULLY."-
entertained the THURSDAY Bridge
club The beautiful floral decor
atoms consisted OF phlox. ArkSpu.
and v0lets. al n shades o. I1Ten-
der and purple High club score
favor vas presented 70 Ms. " Y.
Stewart high guest % Ms i. l..
RtvsS
4 delicious salad cou-e vas ssrT-
ed 70 sIL club members ard TIE
following guests MeS6a-es II 2
Armstrong Harold Lehman BRICK
EEL II Raymond Mis- Monk VII
son C. Lester SzzgES. ~ " S6-e-.
J- q Jay Jr- ard Mss Vera Bod
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Weslaco
DELIGHTFUL EVENT
HONORS GUESTS

One q the outstanding social
events OF the week Eas when Mrs.
Randall Gone entertained Friday a.
the home OF her fztne--In-L2E- r
Il Cone honOrIng her guests. Mes
danes w. II Mason W Forcyce. OF
Selma Ia J. Pope OF Alexandra
la The entertainment rDonlS were
beautifully decorated with an
abundance Of roses. sweet peas.
gFranlTnS- and larkspu-. The G.
Patrick theme was used IN the Ia
be accessories. TALES. prizes and
IN the salad course served 81 the
conclusion OF the Eames
Score faTCrs for the honOrees
were awarded as folloEs. high 70
Mrs Mason. second high to Mrs.
Pope. and consolation to Ms
Fo-dTCe- Other zo-e faEc-z we're
presented 70 Nesdsmes 7. r. Rives
and = = EEInE-
Those enpTllE this hospitality
we're Nesdznes v. ~ Morgan. W.
FordycF- u Pope II. G. CreSSrer.
V T KinES5ury. r. BonnyczStIe,
r. X Ewing. J.. Neelsy. a @. Kurz.
II " GUcmzuS0n. z Norton Reed
Lehman j. G.. Friday 7 r. RiyeS.
r. G. Spencer. W g Rav. Harold
Tobfn- George Buchcannon- Ben
Cannon King Cook
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HOSTS

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SOAP
BUB BLES
VS..
SERVICE

TAKE Es h< pzdkzEe Of $3.50
h1b5Ees IN y01r kfr had Take
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hezsSer2 sss VEL yOg see how
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grn11lEed form P-zzs nrO pax
closer q rhe czron- ike Ezzr-S 50
yoarzlIg Tor yO= 1OoE
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suds are more SiEnIScz7r -z1
SIZE And when Il cones 90 aczzl
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rrsse y09L A tezspoo1fzI i =
hzzzu ofwz-erf for E1e II1E@Se-a
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wzzer w01'r hzr- Whi-e Ki1K
wc1E Ar To~ gr0cz@
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GrF1n Erpwz a rE1rEshEeua
course snlgwn6 fkn Ea-aez-
Tnose present Me-e AeSMrE Mnr
Nes6znes = = McDoz&E GlezE
Smith Oscar Stevenson. EAArE
EteEenson Al Ec1chezErStE. ~
= McCue- ~ . Wells Earl SHEA
= H. Reed. Ben CT
HOME ECONOMICS
TEACHER GIVES TALK
Mrs w. C. Thompson tnac1er ri
home ecun0-n1cs - TIE lucE4 EtE
xrh0ol- M16rezsec thr MEETING &C.
the Jus- We EelEn1rrE hnEnr eco
Monies cluh. the latter part OF -
Werk- hel6 M the hc-nr E hrs
John TnornDCrE-
Hrs Tanrrps1n talked nr Arr
icles Entered II Cl1Ehlng Ccrie
explaining In detail tine points ni
colcr. line and finishing which Mrf
considered bF ire coztc1 g11Gez
"A pleasant social hnur followed
with sixteen women IL stsencznce
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& h-zs---5czi z== P--
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-22
Macumber
BY ALICE M. WALKER

6. T. Gerow, general manager of the
Truax-Traer mine here, was q bust
ness caller n Minot over the week.
end. returning home Sunday night.
We are pleased to announce that
Jim Doyle, who was taken to q Bis
marck hospital last Tuesday suffer-
ing from a severe attack of pneu-
monia, is doing nicely. We Join with
his many friends in a hearty wish
for a speedy recovery and that he
will be able to return to Macumber
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. McGinnis en-
tertained a number of their friends
Wednesday evening. Bridge was
played at several tables after which
a delicious lunch was served by the
hostess.
Ted Hentz left Thursday afternoon
for jamestown en- route to Fargo.
where he will enter the Veterans
hospital for medical treatment.
A number of friends enjoyed a
pleasant evening at the Tom Hol-
Ilngsworth home Thursday. Card
playing served as delightful enter
tainment for all, after which a tasty
lunch was served to the callers.
The primary grades were excused
from their classes Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday while the higher
grades wrote the state examinations.
Sidney Waddington had the mis-
fortune of having an eye injured
Friday by a flying chip Of coal. Ted
Richardson took him to Bismarck at
once for examination and treat
ment.
The entire community was enter
tanned at a dancing party given at
the Pau boarding house Saturday
evening.
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Wild Rose
BY MRS. w. H. BROWNAWELL

-
Little Vernae Saville was quite sick
last week and is still unable to go to
school, but is slowly improving.
Mrs. Howard Brownawell and little
daughter Joyce, came out from Moffit
In an airplane Saturday, piloted by
Fred Roberts, and dropped a special
delivery air mail note to MI. and Mrs.
w. H. Brownawell.
George Wright of the teaching fac
ulty OF Braddock took his car from the
Lundberg farm to Moffit to await
better roads and weather.
Miss Ada Saville, who teaches in
kldder County, spent the week end
with the home folks.
Miss Helen Brownawell of Bismarck
made a short call in Wild Rose Sun
day evening.
MISS Maxine Burnsides. teacher of
school No. l left by airplane Satur-
day to spend the week end at her
home in Bismarck.
MI. and Mrs. Jake Vol were SUNDAY
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Gloyais,
sunday guests at the w. H. Browna-
well nome included Mr.. and Mrs. O,
F. Buck and son George and MIR. and
MRS. Howard Brownawell and little
daughter Joyce Of Moffit. Howard
took some moving pictures of the fam
lily.
The Misses Antoinette and GLADYS
Glovick visited the Jake Voll home
saturday afternoon and Jack Koreny
accompanied them home to repair the
radio.
Miss Maxine Burnsides returned to
her teaching here Sunday evening by
car from Bismarck, where she had
spent the week end.
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Wilson
BY Il O A. E r

Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Nelson motored
to Turtle Lake to visit with their
daughter Mrs. John Bergquist.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wagner Wis
tied at the Sam Berg home Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. Morley Of Goodrich, N. D.,
spent Monday and Tuesday at the
John Berg home.
MI. and Mrs. John Berg visited at
the Gust Neimiller home Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Hintz of
Martin, N. D., visited with the John
Berg's Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Gering will conduct services
at the Evangelist church Sunday,
January 10.
Mrs. Gust Neimiller is on the sick
list.
Mr. Reynhold and Carl Berg. John
Helm and Reynhold Helm of Wing
spent Wednesday evening at the Emil
Warner home.
It was a mistake about the young
folks gathering at the Sam Berg
home Wednesday evening for Miss
Herda Berg's birthday. They all
gathered at the Emil Warner home
and the birthday party was given by
Miss Berg.
The Wolf young folks visited at the
John Berg home Tuesday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Adolf Wagner and
son Melvin visited at the William
Wagner home Wednesday evening.
A number from this community at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Arthur
McComb north of Mercer. Mrs. Nc
Comb is well known in this commun-
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Berg and
family spent Friday at Turtle Lake
with Mrs. Berg's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wagner.
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teresting and instructive talk and
demonstration was given by Mrs. r
P. Schlabach on the lesson Club Re-
freshments and Party Suggestions
The next lesson will be School Out
fits for Boys and Girls" by Mrs. Paul
Lang and the club will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Otto De LaBarre on
February 10.
Isam Belk spent the weekend in
Bismarck visiting friends and rela-
tives. He returned Sunday evening.
Roy Hansen and Bud Hall were
Sunday evening callers at the Oscar
Anderson home.
Bud Hall called at the Chas. Nc
Clouard home Saturday.
A surprise birthday party was given
Sunday evening for 1sam Belk. The
evening was spent in playing whist,
Grand prizes were won by Lucille Ell
ness and Francis Stanton, and BOBBY
prizes were won by Florence Langley
and Howard Nelson. Those attending
were friends and schoolmates.
Little Maxine Lang had the mis-
fortune Of breaking her leg Saturday
morning. Max Lang took her to the
hospital. Maxine had the same leg
broken two years ago when she fell
from the car.
Roy Hansen was a business caller
in town Monday.
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Iolene Agnew met at the A. G. Dance
home Wednesday evening for q sur
prise party on the eighth birthday ol
Maurice Dance. Games were played
and a supper served.
L. J. Agnew, depot agent, left Mon
day for Rochester, Mimi. where he
expects to receive medical treatment,
c. Sackman Of jamestown is the re-
lief agent during MI. Agnew's alb
Sence
Mr.. ana Mrs. L. j. Agnew and fam
lily spent Sunday at the Melvin Ag-
new home.
MIR. and Mrs. r. G. Abelein enter
tanned at dinner Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Kl.pstein and daughter,
Miss Alice, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Lude-
mann. Nh. and Mrs. Ralph Ishmael
and little daughter. and Anthony
Knoll Of Mandan.
Miss Bernice Hansen and Orville
Hansen were dinner guests of Mi.
and Mrs. G. N. Varnum Sunday. A
birthday cake and candles were lit in
honor of the birthday of Miss Han
Sen.
G.. N. varnum was in Bismarck
Monday.
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Regain
By BERNADETTE HOPKINS

Deputy Sheriff Helgeson of Bis
Marck was a Regain caller Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Scott of Bis
marck visited at the w. N. Kelly
home for several days the past week.
Walter Tyberg and Sophus Lem
were Friday supper guests at the
Carl Lem home.
A number of friends called on Mrs.
"A. F. Tourtelotte Friday evening and
an enjoyable evening was spent ct
cards.
Mrs. Ole Tyberg of Wing was q Re-
gan visitor Friday.
Charles Colip motored to Bismarck
Wednesday and returning home with
him were his mother. Mrs. o. M.
Colip and sister. Mrs. Joseph Hopton
of Marseilles, III. Mrs. Hopkins wa
called here by the serious illness Of
her father, O. M. Colip. Mr.. Colip is
much improved at this time.
The following students spent the
weekend at their respective homes:
Frances Tourtelotte and Andy Garnes
of Bismarck; Ella Schilling, Lyla and
Ethel Hendrickson Of Wilton.
Mrs. H. F. Dimond accompanied
LaVerna Hauser to McClusky over
the weekend.
Myron and Gertrude Rierson spent
the weekend at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Garnes were
Bismarck shoppers Friday.
Mrs. Anna Wilson and Mrs. A. F.
Tourtelotte were callers at the Frank
Nicholson home Sunday.
Mrs. Isaac Marcovitz has left for
Chicago where she will make an a.
tended visit.
Berenice Rhines and Clara Rierson
are spending the week In Bismarck
as the guests of their sisters.
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Schrunk
BY MARCHANT

Theadore and George Trojan, Gus
taph Witt, Margaret and lone spent
Thursday evening at the Stroh home.
George Trojan called at the VIM.
Ryan home Thursday.
Herman Meters and son. Andrew,
motored to Wing Thursday afternoon.
Miss Ellen Ryan visited with her
aunt, Mrs. Ed. Nolan, Wednesday.
Anna, Edward and Ted Stroh spent
Wednesday evening at the Zelmer
home.
John Skei. son and daughter Dor
thea and Willard called at the VIM.
Ryan home Thursday.
VIM. Ryan and son, Thomas. and
Theodore Nulan were Wing callers on
Thursday.
Emil stroh spent a few days this
week with his brother-in-law.
Clyde Harvey, our rural mail car
rier, did not come Tuesday on account
OF the roads being impossible.
Miss Rose Ryan called at the E. M.
Nulan homo Thursday.
Nj. and Mrs. VIM. Witt and chill
lren, Esther, Arthur and Emil spent
Friday evening at the Herman Meters
home.
Louis Novy motored to wing sat-
urdAy afternoon.
Arthur and Emil Witt and Albert,
Leo. Robert Meters vtsited at The
MarchAnt home Friday evening.
0ustaph Witt spent Sunday u The
e. NJ. Nulan hons.
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Lyman
b, s. GYLDEN

Chas. Koivu spent Thursday after
noon at the John Gylden and Gust
Eckholm homes.
John Gylden called at Henry In
gets Monday.
Edwin Olson took Eilmer and Law
renee to Wing Sunday evening.
Choir practice was held at william
Josephson's Saturday evening.
The All club Is putting on a pro-
gram on the evening of the 3lst of
January at the Lyman school No. I.
Mrs. E. M. Arch and Myrtle called
at John Gylden's Friday evening.
Arthur. Sigurd and Gerald Dronen,
Mrs. Morris Erickson. and sons Roy
and Melvin and Sallie and Sergio
Gylden spent Wednesday evening at
Mrs. Ida Thorson's.
Sulo and Severt Gylden, Sulo. Sew
erie and Elmo Eckholm spent Friday
evening at Dave Josephson's.
Severt Gylden and Elmo Eckholm
called at the latter's home Satur-
day.
Edwin Olson, Sadie and Sallie CYL
Gen and Sylvia Eckholm spent Friday
evening at Gust Lehto's.
Miss Sylvia Josephson was an over
night guest of Sallie Gylden's Satur-
day.
Arthur Dronen was a visitor of
Roy Erickson's Friday.
Edwin Olson called at John CYL
denis Wednesday evening.
Mayme, Vieno, Selma and Andrew
Eckholm were on the sick list the
past week.
Confirmation school was held at
John Juhala's Saturday afternoon.
Those who attended 1t were Hugh and
Koivu, Harold Pihlaja, Henry Wainto
Koivu, Harold Pihlaja. Henry Waino,
Sylvia Josephson, Thelma They're and
| Alfred Juhala.
Miss Sylvia Eckholm was an over
night visitor Of Sadie Gylden's Satur-
day.
Wayne 1nget called at Gust Eek
holm's Monday.
Severt, Sulo and Sadie Gylden,
Elmo and Severe Eckholm. Edwin Oh
son and Sulo and Sylvia spent Sum-
day evening at Myrtle Arch's school.
Elmo Eckholm and Severt Gylden
were Wing shoppers Friday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-22
Painted Woods
BY MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD

Oscar Yupman was a Wilton caller
Tuesday.
Elias Lillefjeld and son Ole called
at the Andrew Nelson home Tuesday
Wilton callers Tuesday were Fred
Nelson and Joe Brown.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Brown and Mr.
and Mrs. A. Stenquist went over tc
the Books for the Lodge at the Nels
Nelson home Sunday evening.
Charles Hannifield was a Wilton
caller Tuesday afternoon.
Lester Brown called on Ole Lille
field Wednesday.
Adolph Peterson and Walter Wad-
dington were Wilton callers Wednes-
day.
Andrew Nelson and Ole Lillefjeld
were Wilton callers Satur, g..
Ole Lillefjeld called at the Andrew
Nelson home Saturday morning.
MI. and Mrs. Lester Brown and
baby and Mrs. VIM. Brown spent Sat-
urday afternoon at the Joe Brown
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown called at
the VIM. Brown home Friday after
noon.
MI. and Mrs. Joe Brown and small
son. Marvin. visited at the Ole Lille
field home Saturday evening.
Dave Boat visited at the Iver Erick-
SON home Wednesday.
VIM. Brown called at the Joe Brown
home Monday morning.
Ole Lillefjeld called at the Andrew
Nelson home Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Lester Brown and
baby and Mrs. VIM. Brown spent Mon
day at the Fred Brown home.
MI. and Mrs. Theo. Taylor called at
the Oscar Brostrom home Saturday
evening.
Hope Hannifield visited at the Cliff
Hanson home Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Brown was a Wilton shop
per Friday.
Adolph Peterson took a load of posts
to Wilton Saturday.
Ole Lillefjeld and Andrew Nelson
were Wilton callers Friday afternoon.
Axel Stenquist was a Wilton visitor
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. liver Erickson and
children visited at Mrs. Amy Blooms
Saturday.
VIM. Brown and son, Lester, were
Wilton shoppers Thursday.