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Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-26
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OF CHARGES
BY ACTRE s :

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 26. UP)-
A complete investigation of the S6l0.-
damage suit brought by Fern Set
ri, 22-year-old actress, against d.
w. Griffith, motion picture pro-
ducer, was under way in the dis
trict attorneys office today.
Mrs Setrils suit demanded dam
ages for an asserted attack upon
her by Griffith The first COM
plant, filed Tuesday, declared she
was lured to an apartment by
Griffith with promises on the part
Of Ann Rutledge in the picture,
Abraham Lincoln.
Following Griffith's declaration
that the picture had been complet-
ed month before the time men
toned by the girl Mrs. Setril's at
torney filed an amended complain
in which all reference to the prom
lSed part was deleted.
District Attorney Buron r. Fits
entered the case last night when
he announced that he was not sat
isfied with Miss Setril's complaint
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-26
HUGE LIVER IN CHICKEN

ALBERT LFAS. Mimi, U.H)-A
huge liver weighing more than
pound was taken from a rooster
owned by c. H. Hinthorn.
Grafton the year around and will be
operated through the San Francisco
office of the weather bureau.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-26
FROST SERVICE
SUPERVISOR TO
LEAVE VALLEY

F. A. Baughman. frost expert
and United States weather bureau
representative of Imperial Valley,
leaves Saturday for Ellensburg,
Washington, after having complet-
cd his years work in the valley.
He viii return to the valley Nov
ember l, to continue the same type
OF service as was inauguuated this
year, that of temperature surveys.
iorecasting and experimental work.
The government thermographs
will be taken out during the sum-
mer as they are not constructed for
recording extreme heat tempera-
lures.
This years activities were more
or less experimental as the service
was new The unusual cold weather
was fortunate as Il afforded an
opportunity for the collection Of
valuable records in the matter OF
temperatures which effect citrus
fruits, Baughman explained.
There IS no section of the valley
that is absolutely frostless he said,
'.the lowest temperature, Il degrees,
was recorded southeast of Holtville
on December %. This night was
the coldeSt Of the winter, several
stations recording 19 degrees.
slipping areas are found TO be
warmer than level ground. Partlc-
ularly warm conditions are found
east Of the High Line canal in the
north end of the valley
Baughman is appreciatiye Of the
cooperation received from valley
residents and organizations, h
said.
Efforts arc being made to bring
about the establishment Of a china
tological station in Imperial Valley
the frost service and the chamber
Of commerce cooperating in obtain
ing the governments agreement TO
the installation.
This station is expected TO be es-
tablished here within a short time
and will include a rain gauge and
maximum and minimum thermo-
meters. The station will be in op-
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-26
Assessing To
Begin March ]

Frank G.. Weir. county assessor,
announces that assessing will be-
gin on Monday. March l and in
sues the following announcements
concerning articles to be declared
Owners Of stocks, bonds, and Sc
curities are notified that all resi-
dents of California, must state be-
tween the first Monday in March
ard the first Monday in July, d
complete list of their stocks, bonds,
notes, debentures. mortgages, deeds
of trust and other securities, sales
contracts on personal property,
book accounts and money in bank,
this statement to be delivered to
the county assessors office.
The law adds penalty equal to
four times the tax for failure to
file the return between the dates
mentioned. Blanks and detail in
formation may be had at the coun-
ty assessors office or at any bank.
All eX-soldiers having honorable
discharges from the service must
file their exemption papers between
the same dates in order to receive
proper exemptions.
Specified regulations are also set
which must be met by a dealer in
used automobiles and trucks in order
TO secure his discount. Further
information may be obtained at the
county assessors office.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-26
Fits SUMMONS
MISS SETRIL
FOR QUIzZING

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 26. U.p)-
Fern Setril. %. who charged in a
s60l 600 damage suit that she was
attacked by David Wark Griffith,
screen director, today was ordered
to the office of District Attorney
Buron Fits for questioning.
At the same time Fits summoned
Earl W. Taylor. 1868 Del Mar, Pas
adena. a friend of the girl
Fits said that the case had been
turned over to his chief investiga-
tor. Blayney Matthews.
Evidence has been presented to
this office that warrants an inveSti-
CATION of the D, w. Griffith mat
ter" Fits said. If facts develop
sufficient to justify a prosecution
on the charge Of a conspiracy TO
commit the crime of eYtortion or
eXtortion, this office will
prosecute.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-26
EINSTEIN AIDS
DEDICATION OF
NEW BUILDING

PASADENA, Cal, Feb. 20. U.P)-
In one of the closing public ap-
pearances OF his visit to Southern
California, DR.. Albert E. Einstein,
famed German scientist, to-
day assisted in the dedication Of the
astronomy building at Pasadena
Junior college with brief address
to 5000 students and educators.
Bear in mind the fact that the
wonderful things which you come
to know in your schools are the pro-
duct of many generations which
has been accomplished in enthus-
iastic struggle and with great effort
i'll all countries of the EARTH" DR..
Einstein said in German to the
students from various Pasadena
schools.
"All this is now laid in your hands
as your inheritance to the end that
you may receive, honor and advance
it and some day faithfully convert
it to your poSterity." the physicist
continued.
Thus VIC mortals are immortal
in that we work together in never
ending achievement. If you will
constantly bear this in mind, you
will find a meaning in life and ef-
fort and will attain the right atti-
tude toward other peoples and
other times he concluded
The remarks were translated by
Principal John A. Harbeson, of the
college.
DR.. Einstein, garbed in formal af-
ternoon attire and accompanied by
smiling Mrs. Einstein, posed for
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-26
DOG BALLS OUT" WITHOUT
PARACHUTE AT COURT HOUSE

leaping-look TO see what is on the
other side Of the barricade he plans
on leaping.
This is the story:
Looking for his master, or some
other human friend, the large police
dog entered the county court house
Yesterday. After a tour of inspec-
ton Of the ground floor, which net
ted him nothing, he climbed the
stairs to the second floor.
Both court rooms were visited, as
was almost every other office on
that floor. No result. So the per-
sistent animal retraced his steps
downstairs and looked around there
again. Still nothing gain he
climbed the stairs.
The second tour was Just as fruit
less rs the first Just as the dog
was leaving Judge A. c. Finney's
cour5 roonl-court was not in ses-
sion-Ray Poole. constable. tried tc
stop him, intending to pet the AMI
nal.
The dog objected to being halted,
and made a running leap for the
railing that looks down upon the
court house stairs. All four feet hit
the rail at the same time, and 1t
was not until too late that the dog
discovered he had made a mistake
An effort to stop his flight proved
futile, and he went on over.
A drop of about 20 feet to the
marble stairs below brought almost
human groans from the dog s
throat. but ne picked himself up,
shook himself vigorously. and walk
ed mincingly from the front doors
of the court house, not to be seen
again
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-26
Recreation Class
To Be Concluded

AT the Eastside-SunSet farm CEN
ter meeting to be held tonight in the
Holtville EastSide school. the final
recreation class in the training III
stitute being conducted this week by
w. P. jackson Of the recreation and
playground association, will take
place
Last night leadership was the
theme Of the meeting and lnstruc-
ton in games. charades, pantomlne
line and circle games and other
forms Of the recreation was given.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-26

lice the man appeared at the rear
door of the home. After saying nc
had a package, he produced pls-
tol and forced her to lie on the
floor. She was then bound with
telephone cord and adhesive tape
was placed over her mouth and eyes.
The maid said that the man lei
surely ransacked every room in the
house but that she believed the au-
tographed bills, tackled to a wall,
were the only articles he took.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-26
DOITRLE TRAGEDY
AT ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Feb. 26, UP
The bodies of James r. Reed, a
former patrolman, and his divorced
wife. Mrs. Odessa Reed, were louiiu
in his room at the Colonial hotei
here today. Both had been sho'
TO death.
Police believed Reed had shot ms
former wife and then killed himself.
A police revolver was found III
Reeds right hand. Both oooies
were lying across a bed.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-26

One police dog is a sadder but
wiser animal today after a visit to
The county court house Yesterday,
apparently on tour of inspection
and in search for some person he
never found.
Hereafter the police dog, name
unknown, will probably look before
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-26

SMOTHERED BY MEAT SCRAPS
CHICAGO, Feb. 26. W.P)-When
he accidentally fell into bin of
fine-cut meat scraps. John Scott,
%, negro, was smothered to death.
The scraps were to be used as poul-
try feed
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-26

snapshots later and shook hands
with scores of amera-bearing
students
The scientist and his party plan
to leave tomorrow at l p. m. on
private car for the Grand Canyon,
later proceeding to New York from
where they will sail March 3 for
Berlin and home.
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Sibley Butte


Mr.. and Mr.. Clizbe motored to
Bismarck Wednesday.
Warren Clizbe called ct the s.. E.
Clizbe home Tuesday,
The school board met with L. B.
Roth Monday.
Mrs. E. O. Kettleson Is staying At
the L. Davenport home.
L. Davenport and family and Mrs.
Kettleson called on the Clarice DAY.
export family Wednesday afternoon.
A number Of friends and relatives
surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Roth
on their 10th wedding anniversary
Saturday night. The evening was
spent playing whist and . luncheon
was served at midnight.
The Couch boys motored to Bis
marck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Couch and
Maxine visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Thompkins Saturday evening.
Elmer Bloomquist and Wayne call
ed at the 8. E. Clizbe and Alex Couch
homes Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. e. Bloomquist, Wayne
and Dick Ashwul motored to the Art
Lewis home at Fort Rice Sunday.
They returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Watson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Reidinger Wis
tied at the Leonard Davenport home
SUNDAY.
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Heat0n
BY SARAH HEINLE

Frank Brezden motored to Wilton
Tuesday on business.
Frank Brezden called at the A. II,
Heinle home Saturday.
Fred Wagner was a caller in Wilton
Wednesday.
Ernest Richard Heinle called at the
Walter Grewe home Wednesday.
Frank Brezden called at the Heinle
home Wednesday.
Frank Brezden motored to Bismarck
Thursday.
Edwin, Ernest and Richard Heinle
visited with Peter Hallon and Norma
Hall Thursday evening.
Joe Holhup called at the L. E. Hall
home Thursday evening.
Mrs. L. E. Hall and son Bernard
motored to Bismarck Thursday eve
ming to see Gordon Williams.
MIR. and Mrs. Ludwig Wagner and
family were visitors at the William
Jennings home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wagner were
Bismarck shoppers Saturday.
Carl Schlofman called at the Fred
Wagner home Saturday.
A. H. Heinle, daughter Rachel and
son Richard called at the Fred Wag-
ner home Saturday evening.
MI. and Mrs. John Neuharht and
family OF Montana were overnight
guests at the A. II. Heinle home Mon
day.
Fire destroyed q barn at the Fred
Wagner farm last Tuesday. A corps
of volunteer fire fighters made up Of
neighbors were unable to extinguish
the blaze. Ernest Wagner sustained
severe burns IN his arm in fighting
the flames.
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days with friends and relatives neal
Jamestown, returned home Sunday.
Many attended the Luther league
meeting held at M. A. LENS Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Vik, son Olof and
Allen Morse left Monday for Benson
Mimi, to be present at the funeral OF
Mrs. Vik's sister. They are making
; the trip in MI. Morse's cal.
Valdemar Lem and Sam Vik, ac-
companied by Kenneth Johnson, mo-
tored to Bismarck Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Helgeson and sons spent
Saturday evening with Mrs. George
Chrsitianson.
j. o. Rise and daughter, Selma,
motored to Bismarck Monday.
b. N. Lem and son, Valdemar, at
tended to business matters at futile
Saturday.
Mrs. John Birkeland spent Monday
afternoon at J. o. Rises.
MI. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman were
supper guests at the George Pehl,
ST., home Sunday.
Emil Freidholm Of Wing called at
J, o. Rises Sunday evening.
Faye Harvey spent Friday evening
at her home in Wing.
The annual meeting Of the Zion
Congregation will be held at the
church Nov. II.
Eddie Arneson and Stuart Sever
son left Wednesday morning for
Beach for a business trip.
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Wild Rose
BY MRS. W. II. BROWNAWELL

The township board met at the
clerks office Tuesday afternoon. O.
B. Swanson, who is i'll in q hospital
at Bismarck, was absent.
! Marvin Swanson and his mother
motored to Bismarck Thursday to see
| MI. Swanson at the hospital there.
I Guests at the w. H. Brownawell
home Sunday included Mr.. and Mis-.
H. A. Carlisle and son, Roger: Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Brownawell and son,
Bobby; Homer B~roWnawell Of Ster-
ling and Miss Louise Riedman and
Howard Brownawell Of Moffit.
Miss Mabel Wilson, teacher of
School No. I, visited at the Ernest
Saville home Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Ernest Swanson and
Mrs. O. b. Swanson and son, Harold,
motored to Bismarck Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Argast Of Moi
tit vicinity were Sunday guests at the
home of MI. and Mrs. Ernest Sa-
Vile.
Miss Esther Lang, teacher of
School No. 2, attended homecoming
at jamestown college over the week.
end.
Many from here attended the
school program and dance given at
the August Benz home near Moffit
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Swanson at
tended the township board meeting
here Tuesday.
Bud Knott and T. Patera Of Bis
marck made = short stop here on
their way to the lake hunting.
The following enjoyed a wild duck
dinner at the w. H. Brownaweu home
Wednesday evening: Donald Snyder,
Dwight Carlisle and D. E. Shipley of
Bismarck, Homer Brownawell of
Sterling and Miss Louise Ricdman
and Howard BrownaweI Of Moffit.
The Wild Rose teachers. Misses
Mabel Wilson and Esther Lang, plan
to attend the teachers convention at
Bismarck this week.
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MOffit
By r G. E. F

Rev. o. r. K1nZler motored to Bis
marck Thursday.
The community held q harvest fes-
tival in the hall at Moffit Thurs
day afternoon and evening. During
the afternoon farm produce and
lunches were sold. In the evening
the male quartet of the Methodist
church in Bismarck put on a musical
program. Lunch vas served after
the program and about $500 was
realized.
Gonna Kimble and Allan Kendall
returned home from Ludlow, s.. d.
Friday night. They visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Kendall there.
Mrs. Cora Kimble and grand
daughter, Phyllis, left Sunday night
for Roosevelt, MIMI, where they will
visit relatives.
Guests at the G. E. Moffit home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lewis
and son, MI. and Mrs. Harold Lane
and sons and Fred Doehle.
Friday night the Misses Alice Mauk
and Agnes Benz entertained at a Hal
loween party at the August Benz
home. The pupils and teachers OF
the two Dana schools gave a pro-
gram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carpenter and
daughter and Mrs. George Hill and
son were Moffit callers Monday night.
John Matteson and G. K. Lane of
Thelma township called on friends
at Moffit Sunday.
Mrs. M. M. Dralle called at the
home OF Mrs l.. N. Bulloch on Mon
day.
The Homemakers will meet with
Mrs. Jim Hill Nov. Is.
MI. and Mrs. Jason Hoover en-
tertained at q Halloween party Sat-
urday night.
Burt johnson had to reutrn to Moi
fit from Mericourt. He Is suffering
from q 'carbuncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Hamblen OF
Mckenzie visited at the Pillsbury
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed DeHaan and FAM
lily moved into the Kimball house
Saturday.
s. s. Clifford was a Moffit caller
Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Kinzler attended q
pot-luck supper at Braddock Tues
day. ~VAxlu
Mrs. Emil Enockson and son, Cliff
ford, and Mrs. Helen Carroll visited
at the Frank Benz home Monday.
The Misses Clara and Nellie Mauk
spent the weekend at their home.
Elmer and Howard Slater spent the
weekend at the Slater home near
Brittin.
Mrs. E. M. Whitteaker shopped In
Moffit Monday.
Election of officers for the school
was held at the Edison home Tues
day evening. The following were
elected: Donald Edison, superintend-
ent; Miss Harriet Moffit, assistant
superintendent, and Miss Dorothy
Edison, secretary and treasurer.
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Glen View
By MRS. LARS JACOBSON

MIR. Con johnson was a business
caller in Wilton Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynard Splitter and
children were business shoppers In
Bismarck Wednesday.
s. E. Strandemo was a business WIS.,
ltor at Bismarck Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Oscar Moe Of Mincs
spent the weekend with Con john
son and Lars jacobson. Gertrude
Morgan came down with them 70
visit her mother. who Is employed at
Fred McFadden's.
Lars jacobson and Hans Nelson
motored to Bismarck Saturday. Mel
son remained to visit relatives and
Loren Couch accompanied him nome
Miss Anette Anderson spent Inc
weekend at her parental home.
Howard Scott has returned from
Valley City, where he has been en-
ployed the past summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown OF VIII
ton visited at Lawrence Ousley's last
week.
Loreen Couch called at the Enock
Anderson home Sunday.
Bismarck shoppers Saturday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Simons and
children, MI. and Mrs. Enock Ander-
so nand family, Mrs. Chester Erstrom,
MIR. and Mrs. Bill Larson and family
and Alice Halvorson.
Fulton Nelson was q business call
er at Lars ~Jacobson's Sunday.
Raw Simons and Edgar jacobson
visited at Elsie Erstrom's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Quanrud and
family of Bismarck were Sunday VS.
ttors at the Jacobson home.
MI. and Mr.. S. E.. Strandemo were
dinner guests at the Con Johnson
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Delong, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louie Farnum and small daugh-
fer. MI. and Mrs. Lars Jacobson,
Howard Scott and Violet johnson
were Sunday visitors at the Walter
Simons home.
Miss Beatrice Erickson, teacher OF
School No. 3, spent the weekend lii
Bismarck. Miss Erickson Is having
a program and basket social Nov. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester ErStrom WIS.,
tied at Elsie Erstrom's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wachel drove
Marjory Erstrom to Bismarck Sun
day evening. Miss Erstrom WILL re-
sumo her high school studies.
Mrs. G. M. jacobson visited With
Mrs. Chester Erstrom Monday.
Miss Renie Holden came home from
Boardman, Mont, Monday.
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Hazlegrove
BY MRS. RAY HAZLEGROvE

MI. and Mrs. Ray Haz1egrove were
ct the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Klangenburg for dinner Wednesday.
Edwin ~styietmeyer called Thursday
at the John sattler home.
Mrs Bert Granville and Mrs. Owen
Mcintyre were afternoon callers at
the Klangenburg home Wednesday.
Ray Hazlegrave, Frank Gray and
MI. and Mrs. Fred Wagner were
shopping In futile Friday.
H. 8. Duncan, daughter Iva and
Andrew Kraft called Friday at Halle
groves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Drum,n and
daughter Alyce and son Raymond,
Miss Mary Cromwell and MI. and
Mrs. Bert Granville were dinner
guests Sunday ct the Hazlegrove and
Gray homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Mcintyre, Mrs
Bert Granville and son Harold and
Miss Fac Roberts were In Bismarck
Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. James McQuern were
afternoon callers at Hazlegrove's and
Gray's Sunday.
John Bailey and Miss Fody were
married this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim MCQUEEN called
at Joe Goldsmith's Sunday.
Ben Klangenburg called Monday
morning at Ray Hazlegrove's.
Harold Granville was q guest Sun
day at Richard McIntyre's.
Frank Gray was in futile Monday
on business.
John sattler called Monday ct
Harry Ulfer's.
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, 20 Of his friends at q Halloween part,
last Friday evening.
Mrs. Theodore r. Taylor spent las
week at Bismarck with relatives.
Robert BroStrom, James Taylor an6
! Jack Bailey, who attend high schoo
at Bismarck, spent the weekend al
their homes. !.
Lester Brown was q Wilton Gale,
| Monday.
Hazel Peterson called at the e. v
Franklund home Friday.
Mrs. Elias Lillefjeld and Mr.
Maria Elsberg called at the Andrew
Nelson home Sunday.
Mrs. Lester Brown and Miss No.
reen Hannefield were Wilton callers
Saturday.
Melvin soderquist called at the
Harold Soderquist home Saturday.
Anton Nelson called on Ole Lille
field Monday morning.
Harold S%oderquist and two children
were Wilton callers Saturday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Berg called at
the Harold Soderquist home last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Brostron, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Brostrom, Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Brostrom, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hannefield and Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Mitchell attended the dance at Wild
wood Saturday evening.
Dick Kudick called at the william
Brown home Wednesday evening.
Pete Mitchell was q Wilton caller
Saturday evening.
Iver Erickson has received 3 letter
from Mrs. Erickson saying she Is get
ting along fine and Is very much i'm
proved.
Anton Nelson and Ole Lillefjeld
were Wilton callers Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Brostrom and
children called at the q. A.. Brostrom
home Sunday.
Elias Lillefjeld spent Monday at
the Ole Lillefjeld home.
Burt Roes entertained q few friends
on Halloween.
Clarence Franklund returned home
last Saturday after spending the last
two weeks at Bill Stones.
Mrs Dave Brostrom spent last week
with relatives in Bismarck.
Veron Peterson and Walter Scha-
fer motored to Bismarck Sunday we
ming.
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Braddock
BY r E. F. v A

Last weekend E. F. Savage and
Henry Jagd drove to Bismarck and
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Nc
Laughlan.
Mrs. H. K. Junge and little daugh-
ter are visiting at Hatton, N. D..
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen returned Sun
day evening from q visit at James
town. Little Shirley Anderson re-
turned with them for a visit.
Mrs. J. I. Shepard of Michigan, N.
d., and baby daughter, Cecilia Ruth,
visited Mrs. Shepard's mother. Mrs.
Ryan, and sister, Mrs. Art Button,
and brothers, Frank, william and
Jim Ryan, last weekend.
Joe Silbernagel Of Napoleon was .
weekend guest with his brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs, Frank
Ryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Gross spent
Sunday visiting friends and relatives
at Kuhn.
The Study and Civic club met
Tuesday evening at the home Of Mrs.
j. H. Bower with Is members pres
ent. The program was in charge Of
Mrs. Dexter. Mrs. Floyd Martini
gave a paper on Carnegie's phtlan-
thropic work. Three clothing out
fits, besides a large box Of miscel-
laneous clothes, have been collected
by the club to be sent to the north
western part of the state through the
Red Cross. The next meeting will be
Nov. 10, with Mrs. A.. r. Button as
hostess.
The ladies Of the Woodman circle
will be guests this week Of Mrs. Fra
ser. ..2 .
Most Of the members Of the Brad
dock, school faculty drove to Valley
City this weekend to be there for
homecoming,