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Floyd Swanson spent Sunday after
noon with MI. and Mrs. Pete Samp-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Ware have
moved on a farm near Baldwin. Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Titus and grand
daughter, Mavis Rosvold, spent Sun
day with them.
The mothers of the children in the
primary grades entertained Miss Net
Teton and the children at a surprise
part- Friday afternoon in the hall.
Mrs. P. Tempt and children, Misses
vernice and Evelyn Newcomer, jose
phine johnson and Edna and Lena
Berg spent Sunday evening at the j.
A. Mccain home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Newcomer
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Nelson of Clear Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Haugen spent
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Meland.
The Ward girls spent the weekend
at their home near Baldwin.
The Misses Dorothy and Josephine
Johnson and Lilly Sampson spent
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Floyd
Swanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Anderson
of Sterling called at the Alfred Hog
stad farm Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer KOon and
Children motored to Bismarck Sun
DAY and visited Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Tice.
- A., C1tEfo~I HV-sn0vr~, ~
Happen visited Mr.. and Mrs. E. j
Erickson Sunday.
Mrs. F.. o. johnson and children
called at the Lewis home "wednesday
evening.
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NAVY CONSTRUCTION
FAVORED BY REED
Senator Believes United States
Should Build Up to London
Treaty Limit

Washington, May 6.-P-Senator
Reed believes the United States
should build up it's navy to the limi-
tations set by the London treaty.
The Pennsylvania Republican said
at the white house Wednesday that
an increase in cruiser strength and
submarines would be necessary If the
United States is to enter the next
disarmament conference with any
thing on which to trade with other
nations.
Reed came to the white house to
present his regrets to President Hoo
yer because he was unable to accept
an invitation to the Rapidan camp.
A speaking engagement at Scranton,
Pa, Friday prevented him fltm &C.
cepting. He emphasized that lie hac
not discussed navy matters with MIR
Hoover.
Senator Reed was a member Of the
| American delegation to the LondoI
conference and has been urging TIL
United States to build up the navy t.
the limitations set by the treaty ar
rived at by that conference since hi
return to this country.
He was invited to the Rapidal
because he is chairman of the senat
military affairs committee and Presi
dent Hoover expects to discuss the at
fairs of the war department with va
rious officials next weekend.
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Frances
MRS. WALTER DIETZMAN

Mrs. Chas. Mccormick and son
Jene visited at the Lawrence Mad
land home Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dietzman ara
Miss Gladys Tooker were callers III
Monday.
Mrs. Barney Webb left for Okiaho-
ma City Monday after spending seV-
eral days at the Tooker home.
Ernest Kell from Bismarck dehv-
cred gas TO John Olsen Tuesday al
ternOOn.
VIM. Kershaw was a caller at the
Walter Dietzman home TUESDAY
morning.
Jake Harms was a caller at the
Dietzman home Wednesday evening.
Mino Harms and his mother were
shoppers in Bismarck "Wednesday.
Walter Dietzman called at the her
man Glum home at Glenco friday
where he got 300 trees to plant.
John Mccormick was a business
caller in Bismarck Thursday.
John Olsen went to Bismarck sat
urday evening to do some shopping.
Walter Dietzman and son td"li
were callers at the Floyd Owen hoM(
Sunday afternoon.
Floyd Owen and Lorrie Olsen caiieS
on John Olsen Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller Spon'
sored a surprise party for Mrs. fhi
Gabel Friday night.
Quite a number of the young 1oik'
from this vicinity attended the bari
dance at the Adrian AshoI-dge lafl1
Saturday night.
Ralph Tooker. who is assisting ri
mer Lundquist with his farm WoiE
spent Sunday with his mother an
family.
The VIM. Kcrshaw family receive
word Sunday of the death OF tnel
nephew. James Kershaw. who cue
at a hospital in Bismarck sunaa
morning.
Mrs. Kruger. John and Elsie, wei
callers in Bismarc.; Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence aoia
attended the w. c. +. U. conVentlo
which was held at Mckenzie Moiida
| Jake Harms was a caller AT u
Adam Schauer home Tuesday eve
ming.
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REGULATED
TRADE IN FUTURES
Dr.. J. W. R. Duval, Chief OF
Grain Futures Administra-
ton, Cites View

washington, May 6.-F9-hegula-
ton. rather than elimination OF gram
futures speculation, is favored ny III.
T. w. r. Duvel, chief of the grain lu-
lures administration. ..,..,u.
The whole system of speculative
trading. often attacked as not IN Inc
hest interests of the farmer and the
consuming public, DR.. Duvei saio
"wednesday, appears to have little Ell
feet on the average price the FARMER
receives and the public pays.
He believes the farmer "nreaks
even" getting the advantage OF nlgn
prices and suffering losses at low lev
els. .sn~
restrictions to permit only hedging
operations, DR.. Duvel believes, prop
ablv would narrow the range OF price
fluctuations, but, at the same tlme'
widen the spread between tue price
to the farmer and that paid by the
consumer. u,.
Further, he believes it would resuiI
in a low volume of trading lnSu!li-
Gent to pay the cost OF conducting
| the market.
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.nending by Mrs. Otto Larson, was
given. A pleasant social hour was
followed with refreshments served py
the hostess. The group Will meet
again May Is, with Mrs. Ole Olson
as leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howe and
daughter Esther were dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. McGinnls Fri
day evening of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Walker ana
family motored to Turtle Lake, N. D.
Sunday afternoon and were supper
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Chap
Ian.
MI. and Mrs. William Ollenburger
and Mrs. Mary Ollenburger were
called to McClucky, N. D. Saturday tc
attend the funeral of David Schwartz
a nephew of Mrs. Mary Ollenburgei
who ~accidently drowned in a well or
his farm at Lincoln Valley. The de.
ceased was 20 years old, unmarried
and the son of Mr.. and Mrs. kar
| Schwartz residing on a farm neal
| where the accident occurred.
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NEWS OF OUR NElCHBORS

bly,. The High School Glee club VIII
also rendered a number.
The Odd Fellows lodge held Q meet
ing Wednesday evening. Grand
ter C. l.. Burch Of Drake and Deputy
Grand Master l. c. Davies OF BIS
marck were in attendance.
Miss Mildred Mcdonnell. who re.
Gently completed a term OF schooi
near Hague, left Wednesday for Greg
DRY Landing, Mo, where she VIII
have a fou. months visit with an aunt
and uncle. Miss Mcdonnell plans TO
return in August or early September
and again teach in the Hague vicln-
ity.
La Dele Briggle and family were
Sunday dinner guests at the nome OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Brl2gle.
Mrs. J. j.. Kalherer entertained inc
Pioneer Bridge club Tuesday evening
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church met Thursday afternoon
April 80, at the home OF Mrs. CHI
KurtZ.
VIM. Koven. who has been visiting
with his daughter, Mrs. Shoemaker IN
Montana for the past two or thres
months, returned to HaZelton las
Thursday.
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HeatOn
By SARAH HEINLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Keen and SONS
Lester and Kenneth were Turtle lake
shoppers Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Heinle and sons
and daughter were visitors at n
Fred Wagner home last Sunday.
Ludwig Wagner and son Albert ana
daughter Helen were business callers
at the A. H. Heinle home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Scibel and
sons were visiting with Mrs. Selpels
parents Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. John Hammock were
Wilton shoppers wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Splitter were
Wilton shoppers Saturday.
z. r. Lugge was a business caller
at the VIM. BreZden home TUESDAY
evening.
Ernest Heinle was a business callef
a. the E. r. Lugge home wednesday
Among those who shopped IN WAL
ton Saturday evening were: MI ana
Mrs. A. H. Heinle and sons ERNEST
Richard. Andrew and daughter Ia,
chel. Jennings Young folks, Bernard
Hall. Frank and Marie BreZden, MT.
and Mrs. VIM. Wagner and oau9ii-
tiers and Walter Heintz, Bob Laugh
len and son Mike, Knocks YOUNG
folks. Paul Brezden and son harry
and daughters Anna ana anna
Staica. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brezoeii'
Mike Kcbylnck. -,
Mr. and Mrs. John Neuharot Oh
Turtle Lake were visiting with Mrs.
Neuhardt's brother, A. II, heli4e
nome Sunday. - >,
MIR. and Mrs. Loboio Mittlder OF
Turtle Lake are the proud parents VI
a baby boy born "Wednesday May
10Th. uorr
Miss Esther Kost is going 10 Worh
for Mr.. and Mrs. Lindell at WASH
burn. n,
Mr.. and Mrs. John NeuharoI VI
Turtle Lake. Mrs. Fred n. WaIchel
and Mrs. John Steinke OF Garrison
we're visitors at the John blsnse HUM
~ Garrison last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete kopylrlch W.
v;sitors at Mrs. Kobylnicks parent
home Sunday.
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Christiania
Rv VIOLET A. CLARKE

MIR. and Mrs. Christ Schoon ana
daughter, Mrs. Adolph Hansen, were
Driscoll callers Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Eiseneeisz. who mas
been i'll at the Martin Olson home at
Driscoll for the past week, returned
home Monday.
Mrs. Nora Sharp was a Sterling
caller Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. SeamOn Gibson spent
Monday evening at the Ed. GIBSON
home.
Robert Clarke went to Bismarck
Tuesday and returned home TnurS-
day. Mrs. Knute Johnson and son,
Kenneth, accompanied him home
from Sterling.
FLOYD Belk of Sterling, was q bust
f, ness caller in this vicinity Wednes-
day.
Martin Olson, Jr., was a caller a.
the Edward Smith home Saturday
evening. -
j. w. Byers and sons, Raymond and
Lenwood, were business callers II
Driscoll Tuesday.
Mrs. Adolph Hansen, who has beer
i'll at the home of her parents, MI
and Mrs. Christ Schoon, for the pas
two weeks, returned home Thursda!
afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Schoon accompanied her home.
Seamon Gibson was a business call
er in Sterling Friday night.
Clarence WeStbroOk OF BisnlarcR
was a caller at the Ed. Gibson nom
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler Johnson an
family, j. r. Johnson, and MRS. NOT
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Welch's Spur
Nv MRS. X. NJ. WELth

Mo-c,,s Trembley and Margaret NC
Murrich motored to BlsmarcA lueo
d,v Miss McMurrich has peeh o'as
no. If the Robt. WEIGH home nlgii.s
- This week while her mother "orkeu
at the Chas. Mallard nome. M
McMurrich returned home ouiioas,
Mr.. and Mrs. George iou,'e ,a
bahv of Emmons county calleo d. ~
Ed Doppler farm the mlooie VI
week. oh;1drar oe
pirnarcs visited at the Chester hosa
nome one day the latter part oi 'nN'
week. coils in
Port Buckley made several caih IA
+his vicinity the middle OF the Weeh'
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Dlrlam IN
san,i,v made several trips TO BIS
marck this week. Mrs. DiriaLi -
been making sweet cream oel.,el.
during the winter and sprlhs' lie'0
~, realizing more profit from II.
N.Y. and Mrs. Robert Welch ana
Chester Boyd were Bismarck 'lSi''iN
Friday. po,d and
family called at the Robert "eloi'
dllklAN
home Saturday evening.
Mrs. John Nieland ana hepie"
Fldon Snyder called at the Ed Dopp
ler home Friday evening.
Mrs. John O. WEIGH attended lhs
nrashvterial at Steele, N. OAK, tnI
week. Her little nephew, Lester siam
VIII makes his home with her, Vlsitee
o+ the home of his grandmother, MIS-
p slater of Brittin, during his auh0
absence. - no.
Lawrence Agnew and daughter ca
nile of Menoken called at n fo
Doppler home Sunday.
Leo Doppler visited the Dorfha'
boys Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dlrlam anS
family called at the Irwin RED nom
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Margaret McMurrich am
Mrs. r. M. WEIGH called at n fof
ace Dirlam home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Welch al,
children and Margaret McMurrlcl
called on Mrs. Ruth McMurrlch Weo
uesday evening.
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Regan
BY BURDELLA b. HELGESO

The Congregational Ladies Aid will
meet at the L. Hopkins home We'd
nesday afternoon of this week. Every
che is invited 70 attend.
The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet in the Log Cabin on the
afternoon OF May 14th. There will
be annual election of officers.
Miss Iitne Malsby, Regain teacher,
reports the following pupils on The
honor roll for the past six weeks:
Neoma Berg, Thelma Hanson, John
Watkins, Clara Wagaman, Shirley
Rasche, Harold Rannestad, Mary Os-
ter, Rollin Nicholson, Robert Lun6-
Lerg. Lucille Lehr, Wesley Gaub,
Shirley Gaub, Leona Gaub, Leo,a
Gaub, Margaret Garnes, Shirley
Brenneisc. Josephine Brenneise. Lyle
Berg, Elsie Aune and Florence Berg.
Myron Rierson of Bismarck spent
the weekend at his parental home In
Regain.
Miss Bessie Wilson, Bismarck
teacher, spent the weekend with her
mother. Mrs. A. Wilson.
MIR. ana Mrs. G. Hochalter and
family of Wilton were guests at the
A. Fishct home Friday evening.
Milton Kelly OF futile spent the
| weekend at the home Of his brother
w. N. Kelly CT Regain.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hopkins and Rus
sci Hopkins notored to Stanton a
urday evening where they spent the
weekend with relatives.
Mrs. O. TyEerg of Wing visited a
the H. E. RanneStad home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. F. TOurtlotte Wer'
calle.S lii bismarck Sunday.
A velv large crowd attended TIL
Legion dance Saturday evening. Their
I will be another dance Saturday Ma.
Sth.
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Wild Rose


Miles Stanton, who taught severai
terms OF school here a few years ago,
was calling OH old friends here Fri
day.
Homer Brownawell was out from
Moffit working on the road THURSDAY
and Friday.
l.. E. Heaton Jr., Of Mckenzie was
purchasing hogs here "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Feltheim n
children, Walter and Ruby, visited
relatives near Wing Sunday.
A number of DUR young folks al
tended the dance at A~llenswortns
barn Saturday evening.
Miss Louise Riedman OF MoiIiC
made a short call on Miss X
Burnsides Saturday.
John and Gus Hirvela Jr. vlslteo
friends in Hazelton Sunday evening:
John Route of jamestown visited
friends here Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. H. A. Carlisle ana son
Roger and Miss Helen Skramstao
were shopping in Braddock SATURDAY
A number Of our young tolks az
tended the dance at Braddock Friday
evening.
Miss Ada Saville and brothers were
| Bismarck visitors Saturday.
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Montana Approves
Highway Bond Issue

Helena, Mont, May 6.-(P)-WitE
an overwhelming favorable vote in
dicated in returns, Montana citizens
Wednesday had given approval to
state highway program based on the
issuance of 5000. 900 in treasury de-
bentures durin gthe next four years
for road construction.
The vote tabulated on Tuesdays
statewide referendum stood: For.
1894; against, 9,255. Forty of the
states SIS counties were represented
in the figures with $50 of the 1893,
precincts in the state tabulated.
Providing for the expenditure OF
81 ,5OO,0 600 a year for the next four
years, the measure will supply funds
to match federal allotments already
made for road construction in Mon
tana. The debenturcs will be retired
from gasoline tax collections.
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Still Holding Hope
For Naval Agreement

London, May 6.-(P-Foreign Sec
rotary Henderson told the house OF
commons Wednesday there still was
hope that a settlement of the Franco
Italian negotiations would be reached.
He said the negotiations had been
conducted all along with the utmost
good will, adding land were are not
without hope that a settlement will
be reached"
At present the British government
is awaiting the French reply to the
answe the Italian government gave
to the French memorandum Of April
20 outlining Frances position.
when this has been received, both
| replies will be most carefully studied
said the foreign secretary.
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Estherville
BY Mrs. Roy Little

Mrs. Carl Berg and MIS-. Jake
Fisher were shoppers in Wilton Mon
day.
The Garfield Ladies Aid met at
the Anna Strand home Wednesday
with a good sized crowd in attend
anca. After the business meeting a
delicious lunch was served by n
hostess. The next meeting Is to be
with Mrs. Harry Davenport May 2Oth.
Charlotte Wilmot closed a very
successful term Of school i'll Ecklurd
district Tuesday, April 28th. She VIII
spend several weeks at home AFTER
which she will attend the summe
term at the State Teachers College
at Valley City.
Mrs. Harry Davenport motored TO
Wilton Tuesday afternoon where she
attended a picnic at Charlotte VIII
mos school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Little called a.
the Fred Urbach home Sunday.
Miss Alice Strand returned to Bis
marcl1 Thursday after spending some
time at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Berg called a.
the Chris Berg home near Wing Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nicholson ant
Betty ane Velma Boschee mctored II
Wing Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Knudsen. Oliver Knud
sen and Mrs. Joe Keifer were busl'
ness callers in the Capital City Sat
urday.
Ruth Wilmot and Melinda Man
ming spent the week end at thei
homes here.
Several from here attended the lie
gion dance in Regain Saturday even
ing.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank MichelseI
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boschee and n
Gren. Earl and George Mowder, Ber
Danielson. Henry Schilling, Harr
!, Davenport, Willie. Otto and Frit
/ Uhde. Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson an
children, MI. and Mrs. John Mosie
. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Berg and famll'
: we're shoppers in Regain Saturda
2 night.
:. Cecil Elkins and Clayton Lift
e called at the Roy Little home Sur
= day.
2 Visitors at the Harry Davenpo
1 home Sunday were VIM. Michelse
and family. Leonard Davenport al
family. Bill Anderson, and MI. al
Mrs. Roy Little.
Mrs. Harry Davenport motored
d Wilton Thursday where she atten'
cd a style show put on by the hls
! school girls at the school house.
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Fiery Cross Awakens
Hamlet in Ontario

Ancaster, Ont, May 6.-tA9-Ancas-
ter, a little mountain hamlet, was
Tuesday night by the glare
of a fiery cross burning on a tract
popularity supposed to be the site for
a proposed home for aged negroes.
The cross, more than 10 feet high,
was made of saplings wrapped in
cloth and soaked in oil.
Reports that a home for negroes
would be erected on the property have
been current in Ancaster for weeks,
although Mrs. Michael MacKay, a
widow owner of the tract, denied that
it had been sole.
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MenOken
Hy MRS. JENNIE DANCE

Peter Gutsnsohn and Al Schneider
of Hazelton visited at the Andrew
Seiloer home Sunday afternoon.
Kenneth maitland. the tWo-yeaC-
old SON of MI. and Mrs. Harold Mad,
land. was i'll with a severe cola anu
as they we're afraid pneumonia Woulo
develop he was taken TO the
for a couple of days.
Mrs. Park Wood and family
Oscar Hendrickson motored neal
Motfit visiting Mr.. and Mrs. LuVerHe
Richardson Monday.
Chas. Graves and r. G. Abeielh'
managers of the local elevators, mo-
tored to Wilton Monday attending d
meeting. r. l.. Dralle
Mr.. Graves to Wilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. j. Dobson, Mr.
Halyor Johnson and Mrs. II. f.. Jonh-
son of Bismarck were callers at tiie
A. C. Dance home Monday evening
Eunice and Beverley Ebllng are
staving at the home OF their grant
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Draile, duriIis
the illness of their mother, Mrs. Eo
Ebling. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Abelein ana
Mr. and Mrs. r. M. Ludemann spent
Tuesday evening at the "A. H. nieps
stein home. Cards were played II
lunch served.
E. E. Mitchell of Minneapolis, pres
ident of the Great Western Gram
COMPANY. and E. P. Rorvig, AUDITOR
from New Rockford, called on n. y
, Abelein while en- route from wing to
Jamestown. .,
Miss Olga Neuglebauer is viSltlne
! at the home of her sister, MRS. 1ee
< Small, near Baldwin. -
Mrs. Richard Salter, Mrs. Angus
t Klenstein and daughter Miss Ailc'
0 called at the Tony Neuglebauer nom
Tuesday afternoon. u,
n Mrs. Roy Yule and sons II nav
been visiting relatives here, re'urne'
to their home in Valley City Wednes
d dav. They accompanied Mr.. n MR.
Milton Rue of Bismarck, VINO Wer
making the trip by car to Valley Clls
Mrs. Glen Baker and daughter wer
shopping in Bismarck wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. A. Olsen OF James
town spent Wednesday visiting thei
daughter Miss Margaretta, VINO
a principal at the Menoken school.
MIR. and Mrs. Chris. Junkert OF Dis
l. marck spent wednesday as guests
j. Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Klepsteln.
Miss Marie Huber visited n Met
t. oxen school Wednesday while VI
l.. school held their preliminary COZ
~ tests for Play day.
h Mrs. r. M. Ludemann spent lnui:
day evening at a bridge party al u
l. Miller home in Bismarck.
k. The Menoken school entertaine
the bows to a picnic supper at u
Menoken picnic frounds frios
D. night.
r. Mr. and Mrs. frank Paris az
lie family of Bismarck were guests
the home of Mrs. Laura Dance SUI
ed day. o,
w Mr.. and Mrs. George Varnum WEI
dinner guests at the Earl Baker non
s. Sunday.
Otto Ayers attended the rural ca
s. riers meeting Of the executive poal
of Burleigh, Emmons ana kloo
f. counties Saturday and Sunday IN u
d. Federal building. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Klepsteln VI
al tied Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Junkert SUI
e. day. Mrs. Klepstein, and Mrs. Jun
n ert also called on Mrs. Ed Eonl
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DriScOll
By MRS. F. O.

J. A. McCann left Monday for VAL
ley City. !
MI. and Mrs. c. E. Ankrum of
Woodwork spent the weekend WIS.,
ting Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Brusch-
vein and family.
Rudolph Jensen of Wisconsin ar
rived Thursday fer a visit with his
father and sister, Mrs. Clarence
Swanson.
Virginia and George McCann spent
Sunday at the M. I. Sawyer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Haugen and
daughter Sylvia and Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Van Vleet spent Saturday eve
ming at the VIM. Van Vleet home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J.. Swanson spent
Saturday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Truax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lowry. Mrs.
Ed. Lowry and children and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Lowry all of James
town and Mr.. and Mrs. O. Kendall
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Swanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lewis entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Apland Sunday
A parcel shower was given for Mrs
Pete Sampson, a recent bride. Tues
day afternoon at Mrs. Geo. HaugenS
home. About rs ladies were present
Mrs. ChaS. Swanson and Lilly
Sampson called on Mrs. VIM. Meyer
Wednesday.
Mrs. M. T. Olson and Miss Della
Olson called at the F. O. johnson
home Thursday evening.
James and Wilburt Koon trans
acted business in town Monday.
Mrs. s. L. Bryant and infant daugh,
ter spent Saturday afternoon VIII
Mrs. VIM. Van Vleet.
Miss Verna Sleight was an over
night guest of Mrs. Lawrence HUI
Friday evening. -
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Swanson, MIR
Chas. Swanson and MIR. and Mr.