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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-05-07
San Leandro Worker Commits Suicide Amid
Spring Crop Wealth

struggle and make one mouth less
to hunger"
This is happening amidst an
abundance Of spring crop in San
Lean{eo, Peas, asparagus, spinach,
stray crries and other spring crops
are rotting because of enormous
growth this spring. Field laborers
are getting 80 cents to 81 per day in
the fields picking peas.
Workers blind to the need OF or
ganization are committing suicide.
Glass understanding and the need of
struggle must be brought to them
On with the organization with in
creased tempo! "A. A.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-05-07

1t was bad enough till now, but
1t is getting from bad to worse.
Those who have worked for the firm
as long as 25 years are getting the
worst treatment, for the firm wants
to get rid of them.
Little by little the men are COM
ing to their senses. They resent the
company's trick of paying half
days wages for a whole days work,
because the job was estimated to
take only half day. Those who do
not stand for this are not sent to
another job for week or more.
". L., WOrcorr.
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80
lockout. Local Kentucky papers tell
of miners conditions, as follows:
Miners make only 81 to 81 q day
when they work. They put in 10 to
IL hours. There is only two or three
days work a week If miner is
fired by one mine, he is blacklisted
by all others. Seven hundred out OF
1000 in the Starlight Greek mines are
totally unemployed. To some of the
families the Red Cross gives store
and potatoes. Children are in rags
orders of So a week for flour beans
and barefoot.
Seize Food.
Miners began to raid and take out
all food from the company stores. and
chain stores in the community sew
eral weeks ago Some stores were
thus emptied several times in success
sion. They also began to mass picket
in force before the mines. Some one
blew up an empty shaft at one mine.
The company guards, all deputized
by the sheriff, retaliated by burning
down dozen miners houses.
About month ago, a mine guard
named Estes Cox fired on some
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-05-07
In Utica Where 5000 Are Jobless, Cutlery
Forces rs Per Cent Wage Cut

Utica, N. Y.
The Utica work is very bad. There
are about 5000 unemployed workers
here. They sleep in a very rotten old
police station and also eat the poi
sonous slop which is handed out in
- police station.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-05-07

l am trying to build up an Unem.
ployed Council in the Utica Cutlery
where they have cut the workers
wages 25 per cent. We are organ
izing the workers. All other worker.
do the same thing.
Unemployed Council Organizer.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-05-07
CHI. BOSSES ORGANIZE
1 SPY SYSTEM IN SHOPS
TO BETRAY WORKERS
Worker Offered $40 A Week Extra Pay to Act
AS Stool Pigeon
Spies Make Secret Reports to Boss On Work
ers' Activities
Dear comrades:


sometimes wondered how it happened that there
workers in the shops who always had job matter
how bad the times and sent from department to the
next and the bosses liked them Many times workers who did
much better work than these would lose their jobs Then
day something happened which answered this.
have been out of work for long time needed job
very much and finally the employment sent out
But they did not send me to the actoyhey sent to the
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-05-07
St Louis Jobless Worker Not Allowed to SIeep

st. Louis, Mo.
Daily Worker:
A few nights ago / was stopped by
the dicks. They asked me a num-
Der Of questions, which I answered
by telling them that I was going
down Market Street to fird cheap
room. They ordered uae 70 sst out
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-05-07
Sacramento, Calf

Saeranento, CAM.
Daily Worker:
! am camping in an empty field
"A the outskirts of Sacramento. This
field belongs to a lawyer named
Bliss, who wants 50 a month for the
privilsss 7 have taken to sleep on
plece OF earth and making my own
sed
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-05-07
CORRECTION

The National Textile Workers
Union called meeting of Allentown
strikers. BY accident the Daily
Worker of May 6 said IL was The
Needle Trades Workers Industrial
uniop.'--EDiTOR. -----.--'-.S'.ss--''
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-05-07

Only the organized power Of the
working class can save the political
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La gaceta., 1931-09-12

que acaso estaba mas preocupa-
da que el, supo desimpresionar-
10, hablandole de la fiesta del
dia siguiente, y hacerle olvidar
la rara tristeza Y vago despecho
que lie habian causado aquellos
fuegos artificiales sin p1blico,
algazara nj entusiaSmo.
FL Is, no antes de las nueve,
por haberse detenido a DIR la
misa del alba en- su respectiva
parroquia (era dfa de la Asun-
cion), regresaron los trabaja-
dores domiciliados en- los pue.
bios colindantes Y animaron al
go Ell vale con sus canciones.
gracias al mucho vino que esta-
ban bebiendo desde primera no.
ra. Los hijos del Abencerraje
volvieron algo mas tarde del lu-
La gaceta., 1931-09-12

las carretillas Y palmas reales,
sin dar un viva nj I'm APPLAUSE,
nj atreverse con mucho a presen
tarse nj a%cercarse a los Senores.
Solo ell ito Juan y Brigida los a
companaron a la presa del rio,
que fue donde Sc quem6 la pol
vora. A Jose lie ocurri6 aquella
noche ir por Ell correo, y regre-
SO a la una, diciendo que ell mulo
Sc lie habia espantado Y escapa.
do. Y, en- fin, ell ito Antonio Sc
quedo en casa acompanando a la
tia Fancisca, que estaba peor
de su dolencia... real o fingida...
Sin que, nj por asomos, lie hi
ciese todavia yer claro en- su ST.
tuaei6n, aquel conjunto de easua
lidades puso de muy NAL hu-
NOR a Guillermo; pero Julia,
La gaceta., 1931-09-12

los aficionados a jolgorios, sera
la description que hagamos del
modo y manera como Sc reali-
70 ell magnffico programa de
Guillermo.... Los fuegos artifi-
ciales, quemados la noche del IA,
estuvieron POGO animados, pues
los trabajadores forasteros Sc
marcharon aquella tarde a su
respective lugar 0 villorrio, a
yer a sus muieres e hijos, a re-
particles la mitad de los borre-
gos y del pan, reservandose la
otra mitad Y TODD Ell vino, Y a
mudarse de camisa V a afeitarse
para concurrir algo aseados a la
inauguration. En- cuanto a los
naturales del cortijo, diremos
que Sc contentaron con yer a
gran distancia y en- la sombra
La gaceta., 1931-09-12

gar de que eran feligreses, don
de, no solo habian dido misa. 81
no tambien IN sermon muv lar
go y claro del senior Cura, sobre
la pureza y triunfo de la Virgen.
Isobre la institution del Matri
monio y sobre la santificaci6n
de las fiestas, Y en- seguida Sc
fueron al sitio que Sc les habfa
marcado, Y comenzaron a guisar
sus borregos con el mayor orden
~ compostura, aunque los HON
bres no tardaron en- alegrarse
tambien, a fuerza de empinar Ell
.eodo. En- aquel campamento Sc
advertia la ausencia de cast to-
das las mujeres, sobre TODD de
las j6venes por casar... Pero 10
que es chiquillos, mo faltaba nj
uno!
La gaceta., 1931-09-12

determine, dtilmente, que Julia,
el Brfgida, Jose, ell ito Antonio
" ell ito Juan comerian en- ell anne
no barranco, sombreado por al
tas penas, a cuyo pie comenza'
ria a reunirse aquel dfa ell gran
reten de aguas, denominado va
Ldg0 del Amor.
La antigua Pr6diga, que Sc
habia convertible en- un modelo
de prudencia para TODD 10 rela-
two a sus amores con ell deste-
rrado voluntario, Sc opuso viva
mente a la parte p1blica de aque
los f~estejos; pero fue tanta la
insistencia del j6ven, que Julia
acab6 por doblegarse a su volun
tad y por secundar todos sus
caprichos.
Breve, y no muy agradable a
La gaceta., 1931-09-12

quedaron empata 90
Kid Lizalda. Nro, que
fuera "acoa ermag y
d~errotara u Tito Conf
un golpe de cabe coche logr6
Sc lie diera una ia de ses
libras y ma Jdhnr
NAnci.
Ell pobre &anci, abrumadS
p& ell peso del contrario, hizd
TODD 10 possible para lucir bieN
Al final tenia Kid Caballero 4
guna ventaja, peb los jueces,
quiza pensando eQ la diferencia
de peso, repartieron tablas.
Lizalde O Caballero fue aplau
dido por haber ayudado a Nanci
en- dos o~casiones a levantarse d.
la Iona cuando cayera por ha
Der perdido ell equilibrio.
Ell Kid gan6 los asaltos quin.
to, sexto y octave; Nanci ell Guar
to y ell septimo.
Dan Buckley gan6 la deci-
sion con Jack Parrino de opo
nente.
La gaceta., 1931-09-12

de La GdcetG No. IS
La gaceta., 1931-09-12

la comisi6n decide que la pare
ia Sc concediera I'm asalto mas
paea probar "su temple.
. Pas6 ell asalto y Sc lego hasta
ell final, pero en- ningdn momen-
to pudo demostrar ell Sr. Clau-
dio ser un adversario "digno de
consideration.
De los diez asaltos, los diez
|fueron ganados por ell Saguero,
que nj siquiera di6 a sus golpes
TODD ell "vapor" que acostum-
bran a tener,
Claudio no gan6 nj la Rtat
de uno, cuando pogo varios Dol
pes con la izquierda, de "swing'
en- ell noveno.
Ell de Puerto Rico era ufe sac
de recihir ~nunetazos, I'm sac,
que Sc mantuvo erecto, pero ma
da mas un "aguanta golpes".
ST algdn merito tiene mo be
sar la lona', Nicolas puede ala,
dear de SUI resistencia.
Jackien Herman mand6 a d.
cir que estaba enfermo, que ID
a ser operado, y Sc contrat6
Patsy Miller para que Sc batit
ra en- la semifinal con Tony Ga
cia. Los dos muchachos Sc p'
gaban a larga distancia y por
ttanto no podfan lastimarse.
Tuvo la pelea alg1n intere
por la 'movilidad' y destrez
de los dos, y la decision fue jus
ia.
Tony, que llev6 ell ataque, ga
no los rounds tercero y octave
Patsy conquist6 ell sexto y
septimo Y los cuatro restante
La gaceta., 1931-09-12

Julia y Brigida Sc hgllabau.
por su parte, en- ell va dicho
oafranco, reci6n denominado
ae' Amor, con ell capataz Y Ell
mulero' esperanto a la sombra
a9 grandes pehas la lIegada de
as aguas, que debian empezar
q correr & las doce en- punto...
Fl ito Antonio demostraba
h0nda ~tristeza, que atribufa a la
en1ermedad de su mujer Y a sus
pTopIos achaques. En- cambio, 81
mulero estaba contentfsimo,
oomprendiendo sin duda que a.
queLlos dos viejos morirfan muv
pfohto Y que todas las nuevas
uerras de regadio irfan a parar
a su hija Brigida por mano de
Jose.
Jose, que acaso habia recibi.
La gaceta., 1931-09-12

HOIHDr6S ut IHIpOiNdllCla .
En- ell pequeno pueblo de Man
go, Roscoe King, de Bradenton,
superb y vencio a Hampton
Horne, de Ybor City.
Buckley Stanley derrot6 a Al
ton McNatt, en- ell semifinal.
Miguel Lorente esta dispues-
to a que Felipe Lobato pelee con
FiIlo Echevarrfa, ell camps6n es-
panel de peso de mosca.e'
Pero la pelea no debe pasar
de ocho asaltos.
La gaceta., 1931-09-12
SAGUERO
VENCIO CON EXTRAOR-
DINARIA FACILIDAD A
NICOLAS CLAUDIO
TOnu Garcia hizo tables con
Patsy Miller

Habfa dicho este periodico
que Relampago Sagtero tendria
una 'tpalomita sin hiel' en- la
persona del esbelto Nicolas
Claudio, ciudadano de Puerto
Rico, y la realidad vino anoche
a confirmar nuestro vaticinio.
lTodavia result6 Claudio in
ferior a 10 que habiamos calcu-
lado y ell pdblic6 critic y "pate6'
hasta ell punto de que ell referee
Sc march6 del "ring" en- ell quin-
to, dejando a los combatientes
con la "boca alberta. Armando
Reina lanz6 una vigorosa pro-
tesla, en- defensa del Saguero, Y
La gaceta., 1931-09-12
EN- WEST Tampa
sERvICIo DE AMBULANCIAs Te;sfOno Y lie

Telefonos para visitas por ell dfa: Ybor City, $40
West Tampa. Il S846. Para llamsdss por 10 noch'
10 mismo en- Ybor que on West Tampa, Y AA1O.
La gaceta., 1931-09-12
DE TIES

Cada uno debera aportar una
garantia de $4,000. Al mismo
tempo la comisi6n dispuso que
ambos practiquen durante 10
dfas en- los alrededores de New
York, POGO antes de la fecha Sc
nalada para el combate.
La gaceta., 1931-09-12
BOXEO
MORENO VENCIO A PETER
NEBO

Madrid, sep r. En- una pc
lea a ocho asaltos verificada
aquf en- la noche de aver, Eu-
genio Moreno, gladiator espa-
mol, derrot6 a Peter Nebo, de
Key West.
Nebo, cubano de nacimiento,
Sc hace lamar Ell "indio Semi
nole".
Ell vencedor estaba dentro del
Unite de peso ligero, 1912 IL
bras, pero ell vencido subi6 al
cuadrilatero como un hombre de
pequeno peso weller, con 1885.
La gaceta., 1931-09-12

Claudio es IN Ddeh mucha-
cho; pero... no puede batirse con
hombres de "importancia".
La gaceta., 1931-09-12
CARNERA Y SHARKEY TEN
DRAM QUE DEPOSITAR


New York, sep. 12.-La conf
sion atletica del estado de New
York, tom6 aver ell acuerdo de
que Primo Carnera y Jack Shar
key garanticen que ell dia l de
octubre pelearan en- Ebbets
Field, Brooklyn, como Sc ha
anunciado.
La gaceta., 1931-09-12
LA PRODIGA
NOVELA
NoVELA
Por

D. Pedro A. de Alarc6n
les; entreg6 cuatro borregos Y
mueho pan y vino al padre de
Br1gida, para que los labriegos
organizasen una gran merienda
al aire libre, cerca de la presa
del rio; di6 igual cantidad de vi
tuallas a los trabajadores foras
teros para que las d%isfrutasen
cerca del muro del pantano, y
La gaceta., 1931-09-12
Con los Guantes

LIE dijimos al p1blico que Clau-
dio era "comida facll' para ell
Relampago Sagiero y asf fue.
Nicolas Claudio es I'm exec
lente muchacho, pero tiene mu-
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-06-12
DACMAR WOMAN
ANSWERS SUMMONS

Mrs. J. P. Andreasen of Dagmar
9ied at the home of her daughter.
MRS. Paul Mauritsen. Wednesday
night, June 9th at the age of 7g
years and "a days, from cancer and
complications due to old age.
The remains were prepared for
burial by the Fulkersen- Nelsor
Mortuary who directed the funerl
al The funeral occurred at the
DaFmar Lutheran church at two
O'Clock, Thursday afternoon and in.
terment was made in the Dsgmar
cemetery. The entire community
turned out to the funeral of this
pioneer and very highly respected
member of the community.
Mrs. Andreasen was born IN
Denmark, May 10, 1866. She VIVA
married to j. p. Andreasen in Den.
mark before coming TO America
and came to this country and IRE.
mont, Nebraska, where they resid.
ed for three years, when thew came
with their family TO the Davmsr
community just Is wears sgo and
settled on a homestead west of
Dagmar post office where tbey
1armed for years and were leading
members of the community. Her
husband, J. p. Andreasen died a.
pagmar in 1927. There were born
20 this union nine children: Mrs
t dilds Jensen, living in Denmark:
mrs: Paul Mauritsen and Mrs. Con,
JUS Lauritsen, Aage, Axel and John
of Dagmar; Alfred
Andireasen of Chicago and Einsr
Andreasen of Minneapolis One
daughter died in Nebraska al the
age Of 20 years. Deceased also
leaves a number of grandchildren
The son, Alfred Andreasen il tbe
inventor of the Airwav numn
which is used by nearly every traas
tor owner in Sheridan county. He
was married a week ago IN Chi
rago and arrived In Dagmar with
his bride the day before his mo /
5her died. All children were Al
home when the mother died excepi
Einar and the daugter living In
Denmark. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Andreasen cele-
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-06-12
AROUND SHERIDAN COUNTY

the teachers, Misses Epperson ana
Schultz.
Louis Groin is spending the waai,
az the Oscar Torstenson home In
Dagmar. III
A heavy rain fell Tuesday nisbt
the only rain we have had here fbis
year. '"i7
Carroll Berg returned Thursday
from q ten days visit with raiatit,ss
IN Williston.
Two All Clubs were organiznd a
week ago. Mrs w. Richardson and
Mrs. r. Blaekmofe are leaders ~
the Breakfast club and Mrs tsssa
Hedges and Blanche Glaze arc lead
ei's OF the Sewing club
. MISS Leonard the advance Indy nf
me United Chautauuua arrived Wsd
S ,,i,, rooms at the Fred Glaze home
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. w. Gravs,,
anu daughters visited Wed. with Mr.
ana Mrs. Bob Clark i'i
mesdanes RUmstad, J 10. grsvson
ffheRleX. and IVerson rotnnnsad tha
COMMITTEES representing the tdtbare
anu Ala at a business meeting with
'he Aid at Plentywood Wednesday
SUD buD PafRhurst returned Sunday
- Vi III oregon and Is ct the home OF
NJ smother. Mrs. Alma Yaasar VI
Mrs Clarence Groin and son From,
Los Angeles, Calf, are guests, test r Sar
me Summer with her parents, M
and Mrs. VIM. Hunter. '' WI
The Cong. Aid will he entart ainaa
~ Mrs @. w Gfawson tune "a ID
the church JUNE ~ AZ
MIR: and Mrs. Pete Lee left Tues
Gay Tor Minnesota to attend the fi,1.
'f@l OF Mrs Lees sister
=, Gordon and Vernon Hoven Dale
murray and Taddiock drove ~ tTis9s
VIE Wednesday TO visit Rnute Hen
,in. Mr.. Taddiock Is a guest Of
vernon H0ven from Missn,ita
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CALICO CUT.UPs
IN the Clnh Rnnhrln.

AZ CAob ANtNUIIHT
we had our second meeting nm
June Bird at the school house A
committee of girls brought names
Tor 70 our club and we voted on them
II was finally decided TO cali II
the Calico Cut-Ups.
-Four new members have ha,r
added to our list: 1ngrid Brslts
Emma, Agnes and Clara Espeland
After the business meeting : ' fs,s
games were played after which
Biha Murk, Olive Eidsness. MAJ
Inc Borvig and Dolores Lynpaas
served a very nice lunch.
The next meeting of the club is
to be held at the school house on
June nth. Sylvia Jacobsen is vo.
ing to demonstrate how TO darn a
stocking and Laura Ramussen Is
going to demonstrate how to make
a pot7holder.
Alice and Olive Akre. td,elta
Hansen and Eveline Kittieson are
going to serve the lunch.
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R#RxRR4A AAARx4Rs

Mrs Richard who has been MAX
ins her home with her daughter Mrs
mae Gleason for the past year left
Minut.
Miss Bessie Lipseombe and Esther
Selser accompanied by Miss Lottie
=, iipseoihbe came In by auto Thurs
nay from Wilsall, Mont Miss LOttie
has attended school al Wiisall the
past yea rand spent tnnst eniove
able time while there. She also made
tfip thru the Yellowstone park re-
ceh!ly with a troupe of Camp Fire
dlI!s OF which she Is a member.
MISSES Lipsc0mbe and Geieer re-
urhed home on Sunday. From there
they expect TO attend a gathering of
FORMER graduates at Dillon.
several from this vicinity attend
ed the Farmers Union nicnjr ut Will
listUh on Saturday.
MT and Mrs. Oscar Ross visited
AZ go: DahlstrOm's on Sunday.
Sopnus Christensen visited a few
nays last week with his sister, Mrs.
IIuinbech, and attended the three
Jays church services at Dagmar
Miss 1nga Olsen of Dooley has
peeh a guest of Mrs. Peter Gleln and
helping with the vacation Bible
school being conducted by Mrs Glein
AT Grand View church
mf. anu Mrs. Martin Wikum and
ON Sunday. ''
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Norton and
mr. and Mrs. I'D. Rasmussen ana
FAMILY visited at Herman peterson's
Sunday afternoon.
MIR and Mrs. Arthur t,insaouh ana
Miss Bessie Libseor1be ana ristbs p
Geiser visited with Mr.. and Mrs
Fetef Glein on Friday evening.
LILY Mae Patterson Is stilt IN tho
hospital and doesn't seem To lmprovs
az rapidly as Is desired
MRS. A. w. SOrensun has besn
spenulhg the week with Mrs. Mike
HOLT while Mike Is doing nlry duty
In Plentywood. Wy
Misses Dolores ana Ella Petersen
''1 itu RUNE Sorenson on Monday.
Fairview ON Sunday for his iitttn
,uaushter Virginia who has made her
nome with MIR. and Mrs A W Soc.
enson most of her life,
The All Club girls are meetine mn
w eunesday afternoon with the lead
er, MRS. Peter Glein. Cooking ls the
project this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. n. Dahlstrom ana
FAMILY and Miss Inga Olsen AMI M
ming. 0""uay eve
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 70. Dabtstrom ana
FAMILY and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Han
re and family were SUNDAY aftar.
noon n.,I, callers with Mr. and Mrs. John
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Patterson ami
NJ. anu Mrs. Melvin Rohgstad and
tamily visited at G. II. Brorkis SIM
day evening gu"
Mr., and Mrs. A. w. soranson and
stuthle visited at Oscar Roses sun
DAY evening.
Although there are reports cominp
~ from all over Of dry wells A..
-hur ltpscomb has one that runs
ne pumps as much az three LARGO
stock tanks of water each dav II |
ioesn not seem TO effect the sunntv
ana u continues TO run over the top.
Eric and Reuben Granlund hsva
1een visi ting at Pete Gooslln's the
past week. '"e
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- Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hedges left ON
tuesday for Great Fails ana other
points west Mrs. Mary Hedges is
Keeping house In their absence
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Lee are taen-
ing q little Anderson girl whosa mo
sher Is III In the Plentywood hospit-
The first Of last week Mahat ttat
4 5,,. spent with Marian Regan in
= Albert and Rosetta shain motoraa
from Big Beaver, Sask.. FRIDAY 80
VISIT ct the Seth Folsom home ms
ther Folsom accompanied then, hal,
to Big Beaver. Saturday '''fN
SHIRLEY Hedges was chosen fran,
, shis Vleinlty to attend the AN etub
convention at BOzeman next wsal
Inc poys base ball team was de-
Ieated by Reserve at Reserve Statue
day afternoon Chas. Met,a,Isbiin
took the players over IN his tsiieis
Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Larsen were
hosbs TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Holland
anu daughter at supper Saturday
evening. u's
Thorvald Larson and Don Hieh-
ardson left Saturday for the military
training camp at Missoula.
Having spent the winter At the
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Lee
N.fla
Roy. Tarr left sat. for his home az
Sand Point, Idaho.
knute Henrickson and Mrs. MART
HenrtchsOn have leased and will rttn
a cafe In F'laxviiie.
Edgar syverud of Dasmar and
kenneth Nicholson were Vhsjtora ~
the ~ Y. Iceland home wednesday
and Thursday.
Friday Fred Knutson and sivert
Johnson ,, or nahl visited at A. r.
Christ Kiles is back from the vet
evans hospital at TT. Harrison ana
Mrs. Fred Herman from Minot
hospital
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Han.
son and Oscar Christensen drove bv
car to spend a week or two with
folks at LahkinN. d.
Ida Torstenson from DaRmar IL
spending the week with Mrs. Nellie
Groin.
The Air tIoven and o, n. Hoven
Families leave Monday TO attend the
golden wedding anniversary, at Ada.
Mimi. OF the parents Of the Hoven
brothers, June nth.
Tuesday, Bli sofvick ana Maenus
Lee go to eastern Dakota and points
m minnesota. sorvick will Also be ct
the Hovef golden wedding ct Ada.
Mr., and Mrs. Art strom and Mary
from Seobey were overnight guests
at the Chas. Mclaughlin home.
= Helen Mclaughlin visited within
Sue Clark and Kenneth Mclaughlin
81 the Bob Richardson home a few
days last week.
Ed. Van Hee left Tuesday for
Marshall, Mimi, where he expects TO
get work,
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Hunter are pre-
pairing their house and ward IN town
70 rent to Prof Gottenburg when
school begins.
Art Enfield has his house varnish-
ed and kalsomined ready 60 rent TO
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Last Friday afternoon a had fire
Eot underway In the basement az tba
Strandskov home but protnnt actin,,
on the part of the fire brigade sni
me Tire under control. Little t1anasSs
was done TO the house
Harry Merbaeh and John Maurit-
se are gathering hogs and cattle
~, ahoInef shipment to Chicago
Thursday O"' ca's OF
N. w. HvensOn Is planning 60 load
Paul next Thursdsv oi o.
George Anderson has nut IN a
,,arge two car garage at his new
Several car loads from town drovs
OUT to the Brotherhood hall tast
trIuday 10 take In the June 9Th Cele-
Mr.. and Mrs. Falrwestbar mr..
this week '7''g "oou
MISS Francis Wheeler sister of
Mrs. Fairweather. returned from
Washington last week
y. J. Gibbons Will leave the last
or this week TO spend a six weeks,
holiday with his parents near Ter
onto, Ontario.
Jas r. Randall who taught the
"ftNt 6AdhFH. mere iHSI term called
on some. OF his many friends eariy
this week.
A number OF the young girls IN
town have organized sewing club
ana have adopted the name of "The
Calico Cut-Ups."
The ball game Saturday afternonn
between the Reserve Junior team and
the Antelope Juniors was a run.a-
way FOR the Reserve bows. Msdssn
anu BerEan, the Reserve battartt
were going especially good.
The ball game Sunday afternonn
on the local diamond. between The
Reserve. Senior team and an sepra-
cation from somewhere IN the creel,
was einch for the local team. 70 10
I at the end of the eighth Tho Local
boys run In five more In tho ninth
and quit after the first half