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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-07
SORORITY TO HOLD
VALENTINE DANCE

Members Of the Franklin college
chapter of Pi Beta Phi will be
honored at Valentine dance to be
given by pledges of the sorority at
the Woodruff Place Country Club
Feb. ID. Miss Jean Wilson, 500
Middle drive, Woodruff Place, is
chairman of the committee in
charge. assisted by Misses Elizabeth
OgleSby and Helen Sebold, Indian
apolis; Mary Ritz, Columbus, and
Genevieve Gambel, Chicago.
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PRESENT DAY CLUB
WILL BE GUESTS

Mrs. Ira M. Holmes, 1906 Ruckle
street, will be hostess for a guest
meeting of the Present Day Club
at her home at 2 Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Wagner will give the pro-
gram. Miss Bernice Church will
sing, accompanied by Mrs. Thomas
Woodson.
Mrs. Holmes will be assisted by
members Of the social committee,
including MesdameS T. A. Moyna-
han, w. o. Dunlavy, Cornelius Ali
son, ]. w. Sewage and A. M. Men
denhall
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HAVANA is MECCA
OF HONEYMOONERS

Miss Virginia Rosenbaum, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rosen-
baum, Kalamazoo, Mich, and Sid
ney Salinger, son of Barney Salinger,
3Ol8 North New Jersey street. we're
married Wednesday at Kalamazoo.
Following a honeymoon in Havana
and Miami, Fla. Mr.. and Mrs. Sa-
linger will be at home after March
5 at / East Thirty-sixth street.
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CHAUTAUQUA CLUB
WILL ATTEND PARTY

Mrs. B. r. johnson, 1911 Lowell
avenue, will entertain members of
the Irvington Chautauqua Club with
Valentine luncheon at her home
Tuesday. Valentine colors will be
used in the decorations and appoint
ments.
Following the luncheon the men,
bers will make valentines, to be
given to the children at the Riley
hospital. The hostess will be assist
ed by members of the program COM
mittee, MesdameS H. w. Haworth, 1.
L. Miller and Fl. B, HoStetter.
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ERNSTING-GATES
WEDDING FEB. IL

Miss Norma Ernsting, whose mar
rage to Oliver F. Gates will take
place at 1880 Feb. II at Zion Evan
Qelical church, has chosen her at
PENDANTS in her wedding.
Mrs. Fred Sheehan will be matron
of honor, and Miss Charlotte Gates
and Miss Helen ErnSting will be
bridesmaids. Carl Sanders will be
best man, and Fred Sheehan. Andy
schackel, William Ernsting Jr. and
Carl Ernsting will be ushers. Billy
Ernsting will be ringbearer. and
Mildred Eikenberry dower girl.
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SCHOOL WOMEN'S
CLUB WILL MEET

Indiana School Women's Club will
meet at 1920 Saturday at the Lin
coin. Miss Louise Peters, Terre
Haute, will preside. School legisla-
ton will be discussed.
The group will join the Council
of International Relations for
luncheon at noon at the Antlers.
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Bridge Party Is Held

Mrs. Harry Springgate, $3.50
Washington boulevard. entertained
today with a luncheon bridge party
Of four tables. Decorations were
carried out In yellow and white colo6
scheme. She was assisted by he4,
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Brown
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and Miss Katherine Kaercher, treas
urer. Members are:
Mesdames Mary Kynett. Jennie Barnet,
Irene Reeves Moore: Misses Harriet Bate
man, Rae McKinnis. Pauline Keller, Luella
Newport. Margaret whitford and Grace
Thompson.
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FdcuItY to Be Guests

DR.. and Mrs. w. L. Richardson
will entertain with a tea Saturday
at their home, 10 Hampton drive,
in honor of faculty members of the
Butler College of Education.
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st. Johns Alumnae Association
will entertain members and
friends with dancing party
Tuesday night at the Indiana ball
room.
Miss Frances Klee, chairman, will
be assisted by Misses Anna Bar
ton, Rita Hess, Anna Kavanaugh,
Marie Murphy, Mary Marshall,
Marjorie Meyer, Alice Bakius,
Nora Barton, Margaret Kelly,
Eleanor Egan, Catherine Lehman,
Eileen Fletcher, Catherine Davey,
Frances Scherer, Rosa Mcnamara
and Theresa Carroll.
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dance at st.
G a t h crimes
hall, Shelby
and Tabor
streets, Mon
day night.
Miss Betty
G. o o t e e,
chairman, is
assisted by
Misses Anna
and IneZ
G Il S t ard,
Alma Gootee,
Marie Braun,
c. a inc
Cleary and
Pauline Null
len.
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TEAM TO SPONSOR
VALENTINE DANCE

S. c. D. G. drill team will
S. G. D. G. drill team will hold a
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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-06-05

Foster from Poplar. visited at the
G. A. Foster and Ben Holland homes.
The A. Lindquist family and Miss
BrinlSman called Thursday evening at
N. H. Damstrom home.
Andrew Christiansen. together
with Art and Johnnie Chrisianson,
Gilbert Arneson, Harry and George
Herman and Jack and Lester Regan
drove his truck TO Lake Chelsa, near
Poplar and caught about 1000 pounls
of fish Monday.
Having lived near the Lone star
School the past winter. Mrs. Henry
Rowland and children are at home
with Mr.. Rowland southeast OF town:
Christ Klies Is receiving medical
treatment at the veterans hospital
at Fort Harrison near Helena klles
Larsen Is doing the work on the
farm In his absence.
MIR. and Mrs. II. Henrickson and
son Eilly. Mrs. Otto and Mrs. MART
/ Henrickson visited at Gust Strands
near Reserve Saturday evening.
Sunday, Mrs. l.. b. Dochterman
and three children came from Will
liston to spend the day at A. Il.
Bergs Mrs. Peterson and Carol
Berg accompanied them 70 Willis
ton.
Mrs. Fred Herman is getting along
well in a Minot hospital after sert-
GUS operation last week.
A big crowd witnessed the three
ball games played on the diamond
at Bestland's, Sunday.
Student Simundson conducted ser
vices in the Lutheran church Sun
day forenoon. Rosetta and Gladys
Rorvig, Mrs. George Grayson, Mrs.
o. b. Hoven and ELI Sorvick furn-
J ished the spe ;ial music.
, Leroy, the Wizard. put on two
. nights OF good entertainment at the
hall Monday and Tuesday.
D Thorvald Larson, Don Richardson
1 and Leroy Tarr leave Saturday-the
) first two to the Naval school and
4 the last named to his home In Idaho.
: Gladys Rorvig visited several days
at Arneklevs and Rosetta at Pete
n Lees the past week.
\ Mrs. ]. Stewart entertained the
: Welfare Club at her home Wednes-
Z day.
J. Thursday the Lutheran Aid met al
o the church and was entertained by
,. Mrs. Gunder Hewitt.
v Vernon Hoven returned this weeh
v from the University at Missoula FOL
r his vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. o. b. Hoven.
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past year as Miss Eva Hess gave her
pupils. patrons and friends assem-
bled there that day quite surprise
when in the afternoon a gentleman
came driving up in a Dodge car with
Wisconsin, license plate on IL and
upon coming into the school house
Miss Hess introduced him to her
friends something like this: Meet
my husband, Mr.. Harold Anderson"
at the same time announcing that
they were married on June 9th, 1880
so congratulations were then in or
der. Mrs. Anderson has taught a
very successful term of school In
District No. and made a host of
friends here by her sunny DISPOSE
ton and timely wit and she will be
missed In the circle which she has
moved In while here. The very best
wishes of many friends here are ex-
tended TO Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson for
long and happy married life.
Relatives and friends here have re-
| ceiVed the announcement Of the birth
of a son to Mr.. and Mrs. John Shay
at Minneapolis on May 10. Mrs.
Shay will be remembered as Miss
Emma Henke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Patterson and
family returned here last week after
n visit with Mrs. Pattersons parents
at Lostwood, N. d.
Miss Goldie Baker returned homo
recently from Nebraska after spend
ing several months In that state.
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The baseball teams dance put on
In the school house last Saturday
evening was a decided success. A
very good crowd attended. The mu-
sic was furnished by Mr.. Cadillac's
orchestra and was especially fine
and, greatly enjoyed by those who at
tended. A small profit was realized.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rorvig returned last
Saturday from a car trip TO Minne-
sofa
Miss Helen Romstad OF Antelope
was the guest of Miss Marine Ror-
Wig last week. The Rorvig girls had
as visitors last Friday their aunts,
Miss Rose Rorvig Of Antelope and
Miss Gladys Rorvig OF Seattle.
Miss Eva Michael, a former teach
er in the Rose Hill school is a guest
at the Lars Angvik home this week.
Ingor T. Larson left for Helena
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs David Frederiksen
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rasmussen
were Sunday guests at the George
Andersen home.
George Andersen has a crew max
ing some extensive Improvement to
his new home.
Miss Marion Murk of Wolf Point
is spending few days at the home
of her parents here
The Wakea Club met at the Thorn
burg home last Thursday. At tn,
business meeting Il was voted 4
send Mrs. Ray Kallak to Glendive a
a representative of the local club I,
the recreational leaders traininl
camp conducted by the state.
Mrs. Ray Kallak and two children
are in Glasgow the guests OF Mrs
Kallak's mother.
Miss Joyce Carpenter. whose mar
riage TO Mr.. George Bliss viii occu
on June 10th, was the recipient o
a pleasant surprise shower ON Tues
day afternoon. a number of usefu
pi esonts were given to the bride-to
be.
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RESERVE SEWING CLUB

The Reserve Sewing Club held its
first meeting May % at the school
house. We are taking up our second
year of sewing this year.
We opened our meeting with a
song or two then Miss Frances Bel
lamy the assistant home demonstra-
tion agent gave a talk on what we
are taking up. Then officers were
elected which are as follows:
President. Dorothy Murk: vice.
president. Laura Rasmussen; secre-
tary. Brunette Rorvig; treasurer.
Sylvia Jacobsen: reporter. Elenita
Mead; song and yell leader. Dolores
Lyngaas.
Our leaders are Mrs. c. A. Born
stedt local leader and Mrs. Fair
weather. assist, leader. Sixteen men,
bers have been enrolled so far and
more are expected later.
After the election OF officers the
meeting closed with a piece played
| by Mrs. Fairweather and a song by
the members.
The next meeting OF the club will
be held on June I'd at the school
| house.
Blna Murk, Dolores Lyngaas. Olive
Eidsness and Maxine Rorvig are go-
ing to serve lunch. II was decided to
have sandwiches and milk one meet
ing and cake and lemonade the next.
At the next meeting we are going
to make a square patch and vote on
a name for our club.
CLUB REPORTER
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CATTLE MARKET In
STATE OF COLLAPSE
AS DEMAND FAILS
Cattle Slide TO Lower Basis and
Hog Prices Go Down to New
Low Levels of Ten Years-Sheep
Advance n Trifle.

st. Paul, May 26.-For the two
days cattle declined 15c to 25c and
hogs cleared on the lowest level
in ten years. Lambs gained some
price ground although ewes held
steady.
A few yearlings sold at $6.75 to
81. bulk on down to $50 while ma.
tured steers were unsold. Beef
cows bulked at $3.50 TO "a, heifers
So to Sc and cutters 1925 to $S.20,
bulls $3.50 down to 3.25 while
vealers of good choice quality sold
at $3.50 to 800.
Hogs cleared at Sc to $6.lb down
TO $4.25.
Good and choice native spring
lambs sold at $S.75 to 1918 with
shorn ewes at So 30 $3.50.
There was hardly any inquiry
for feeder and stocker steers Of
anv weight or grade. Stock pigs
buiked at S6.15 while few shear
ing lambs brought $500.
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AROUND SHERIDAN COUNTY

at the school Friday night was well
attended.
Mary Eaton Of Dooley completed
her work at the Lewis Budke home
Saturday evening. Mary has now re-
turned to her home where she will
stay till more work is to be found.
Phillip LaI3at of Canada and Mr..
Raleigh called on Mr.. Schrupp Sun
day at his office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almond johnson and
daughter, Mamie. and Ruby Bowe OF
Outlook attended the program given
at the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walters or
Plentywood were guests at the The
odore Thorstvedt home Sunday.
Ray Void 1 snow spending a few
days with his brother. Albert, in
town.
Rev. Simundson OF Plentywood
conducted Lutheran services at the
local Lutheran chcrch Sunday.
Jake Nelson's and children of Can
ada were in town Tuesday on bust
ness.
Several people of this town have
been on the sick list lately.
A number of the young folks OF
this community attended the opening
dance at the PlentywoOd Wildwood
Park Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harve Nichols anC
Alice Symes were guests at the Har
ry Holland home Sunday
Mrs. IL. G.. Ferguson and Virginia
Collins held an opening meeting 70
the 4-H Club girls Tuesday eveIinP
Among those attending were BeVerl,
Rio. Vivian Gibson, Alma Loutzen
hiser and Marjorie Tooke.
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Expenditures of Highway
Commission Made Public

Helena, May 18.-Total expendi
lures of the Montana highway
commission between July l, 1880
and April 80, 1881 were $4,490,867,
according to the monthly report of
the commission issued Saturday.
Receipts during the period a
mounted to $4,567, 81.
Payments for construction ag-
gregated 1889 per cent of the to-
tai or $3,31S,22S. Maintenance Of
highways took $617,741 or l3.76%
of the total. Capital outlay for e.
auipment and stores amounted to
$243, TAT. Operative expenses ac-
counted for 93.11% of the $780,
S67.
Overhead expenditures amount
ed to $309,639 or $500 of the to-
tai.
The report shows $2,050,516 was
received from the United States
federal aid, $27 ,462 from the FEEDER
al government under its emergency
appropriation, $251,183 from coun
ties, $2,217,SSS from gasoline tal
receipts and $20,265 from Unite'
States oil royalties.
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Selmer Espeland and Miss Mable
Fengestad were married at Estevan,
Sask.. Tuesday, May 81. 1891. Mr..
copeland is a well known and high
w respected young man whose home
has been in this community for
great many years. last fall he was
a candidate for county treasurer on
the Farmer-Labor ticket. Miss Fem
gestad has lived at Bromhead. Sask-
for a number Of years. She has been
in this community several months in
the past year keeping house for Mr..
copeland. She Is a young woman or
pleasing personality. Mr.. and Mrs.
copeland returned from lSstevan to
the farm home after the ceremony.
The news OF the marriage gradually
spread and the newlyweds are now
receiving congratulations OF their
friends.
Friday. Miss Olga Lundene closed
very successful term of school at
McBlroy The closing day was cele-
brated by n picnic near the school
house, the teacher furnishing the
lunch which consisted of many good
things which the children enjoyed.
That evening Miss Lnudene and q
brother. who had come for her. drove
to Dooley and spent the next day
visiting a sister there. They then
continued on to their home at Adams
Norh Dakota.
Mrs. Hilda Bspeland. who has
been housekeeping for Nels Nelson
has returned to her home. Friday.
A we'll in which water stands at {
level above the grounds surface
was finished last week. It is located
in a pasture belonging to Halber
Nereson on land formerly homestead
> ed by Ed. Buchanan. IT is about si'
? miles northwest OF Of McElroy. Th
! well is n feet deep two feet in di
r ameter. II is curbed with a tigh
wooden curbing and the water nov
{ stands 90 inches above the surfac
OF the ground.
y Peder Solberg and helpers are nov
r busy on his new barn. The buildin
] will be an up TO date structure 3
by 80 feet.
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fToo late Cor last weel,l

(TOO late Tor last week.
Mrs. Peter Glein returned Friday
from a few days visit with Mr.. end
Mrs. w. w. Keltner at Wiliston.
Mrs. Myrtle Wikum of Wolf Point
visited at ole Wikum's recently.
Joseph Wikum wha has been a pa
tient at the Williston hospital suf-
fering from pneumonia was able to
be brought home Saturday.
Miss Signe Olson closed her years
work at View Hill with a picnic on
last Saturday She has been retained
term,
Miss Winnifred Fogarty. who has
been a successful teacher at. Sunny
Hill, closed her school on Friday.
She will go to Roseburg, Idaho to
spend the summer with a sister. A
dance given in her honor at Sunny
Hill on Friday ecvening was well at
tended by a well-behaved crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. ole WilIum and Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Rongstad were shop
ping in Williston Friday.
Mrs. Pete FredriclSson is a patient
at the Grenora hospital whore she
recently underwent a major opera
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peterson and
Dolores returned Friday from Good
water, Sask. Mrs. Gustafson, whC
had been here for a visit among hel
children returned home with then
TO her home In Canada.
Miss Elna Brinlxman visited hom
folks over the week end and attend
ed the school picnic at III. 9. Ander
sons on Saturday.
Miss Mable Hansen is a membe
, of the graduating class at Med. LAX
this year. Commencement exercise
were given Thursday. May 81. Mis-
: Rigmore Brinkman and Dagney Jer
3 sent are also graduates this year Q
Z the Plentywood high school.
: The last day of school was obserN
! ed at II. G. Andersen's on Saturda.
! May 16 with a picnic dinner and
a bali game between Franklin scho'
!. and TT. G. Anderson. also a few race
: and contests were INDUCED I'm. TT
. teacher. who has been known II
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The Hendrickson boys visited with
their cousins near Redstone, return
ing last week.
The Sunny Hill local held meet
ing at View Hill school on Thurs
day evening with a good attendance
present.
Mr. Legge. rural carrier ON route
one Is delivering his mail from a
new Chevrolet these days.
The Albert Hendrickson family
visited last Sunday with the II. G.
Hanson family.
MIR. and Mrs. George S. Bell and
Maurice Of Medicine Lake. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Cliff Hanson and family of Re-
serve and Melvin Rongstad and fam
ily visited last Sunday at Alex Pat
terson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ISjolaas visited
Sunday afternoon and evening at c.
r. Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter GIein enjoyed
visit with Mr.. CLIENTS father and
sister-in-law. Mrs. Henry Glein of
Los Angeles. Calf. last week. They
left on Friday for Foxholm. N. ID.
where Mr.. Glein will spend the sum-
mer months. Mrs. Glein will return
to her home in California in the near
! future.
The interior of Sunny Hill school
Is receiving n new coat of paint.
Mrs. John Miller visited on Fri
day with her sister. Mrs. Julius
Vance.
MIR. and Mrs. John Kjolaas and
Mrs. q. r. Brock were callers at tho
county scat Monday.
On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. KJol
aas left by auto for st. Walberg
Can. for n visit with Mrs. Kjolaas
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. King.
Both the Lamar and Wilson
schools closed on Friday with a pic
mic dinner. Miss Norburg left 70
her home at Minot on Saturday ant
Miss Jensen left the same day 70
! her home at Sidney.
Buddy Dahlstrom has been sicl
the past week
Sam Patterson accompanied b.
Miss Minnie Johneson. came owe
I. from FairView to spend Memoria
Day at Alex Patterson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lausrud ar
the parents of baby daughter Dor
. last week.
Andrew Lundberg. Ole Ibsen an
G. r. Brock attended tho taxpayer
. meeting Monday in PlentyWood.
Mrs. Peter Glein Is conducting
Vacation Bible school at Grandvle'
= church southwest of here. beginnin
her duties June list.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Joe F'redricks an
!. family of Medicine Lake visited re
. atives In this vicinity on Sunday.
2 Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Brock an
!, Wendell visited Sunday evening 1
:, Melvin Rongstad's,
y Peter Glein and Elmer Rasmusse
attended the taxpayers meeting
Plentywood Monday.
= Lilly Moe, three year old daught'
= of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Patterson, WI
= taken to the Grenora hospital {
= Sunday suffering from pneumon
W and kidney trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sonnenberg al
:. family of near Hanks visited Sund'
p with the Henke families here.
n Ed. and Fred Henke visited Sundi
ID night with Mr.. and Mrs. Elm
Bernau near Plentywood. Fred
- serving on the jury this week.
~ The south Dagmar Home Demo
SO stration club met last week at Hi
/, watha school owing to the illness
- Mrs. Nina Madsen, where the moe
=" ing was to have been held. The ne
-. meeting will be held on June
at the home of Mrs. Aage Andrsas
no when election of officers will Ia
- | place,
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PRE- DESTROYS GARAGE AND
BUNK HOUSE

Niels Sundsted. who returned from |
Regina Sunday evening, reports that |
II looks good here compared with |
the way IL looks on the other side |
OF the line. II is verltable desert. |
Not one green field of wheat was
seen between Raymond and Regina
and the pastures were bare except
for what old grass was left from
previous years. Everything inside of
the Regina city limits was nice and
green as II was continually being
watered from the lake there. Regina
is the incest laid out and best po-
Iced city Sundsted has ever seen.
He says his only regret was that ne
was unable 10 stay there longer. Mr..
and Mrs. Maylon Francis from Medi-
cine Lake made the trip with the
| Sund9teds.
On Monday forenoon Erick sund-
sted had the misfortune TO have his
bunk house and garage destroyed by
fire. The wind bore right over the
proved futile. The bunk house which
contained all the clothes and person
al affects Of Erick Sundsted. Alfred
Fredricksen and Christian Christen-
sen; all of Alfred F'redrickseii's car
penter tools and $3.50 worth OF
threshing supplies was a complete
loss as not a thing was saved. The
| I
they were wearing at the time. A.
bout $40 worth OF tools and the caI
and tractor were saved from tho gar
age which was also used for a re
pair shop. A considerable amount Of
, tools and combine canvasses ant
belts were lost In the garage. IL wal
feared for a while that the housl
might have gone as the wind carried
, that way. The loss will amount Il
az least $1,000 as the insurance wa
r small. IL Is not known how the fir
! originated.
/. Niels Peder Jensen who arrives
l from the Twin Cities Monday ant
4 Is staying with Daniel Petersen, re
orted that thousands OF people ar
q starving in the Twin cities Will
thousands Of bushels OF grain ar
e rotting in the terminal elevator
a there. Jensen says that Il was pour
Q ing rain at New Rockford, N. DIAL
J. Stanley, N. ID. was the driest look
ing part he cane through. IT look
considerably better here than aroun
4 Stanley according to Jensen. He a.
: so says he only earned two dollar
this year and was In the soup lin
Z all winter. He asserts that the Ia
boring class feels very bitter towar
|. Hoover and the Republican party.
a II is reported that Erick Sunc
n sted's barn burned early Tuesda
o morning. All his feed Is reporte
TO be destroyed.