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Dratha

ALLEN. SUSAN. Departed this life Friday
March 49,. 1892. at 7:30 am. at the resi-
dence of her nephew, Frank R. Stewart,
1913 Que st. NV. SUSAN ALLEN. devoted
mother of John w. Allen, sister of Mrs
Jennie Douglass of New York City. She
also leaves many other relatives and
friends to mourn her departure. Funeral
Sunday. March 20. at 1:30 pm, at Peggy
BANKS, FRANCES M. Departed this life
March IT, 1882. FRANCES M BANKS Of
1870 Central ave. ne. She leaves "a
mourn their loss devoted husband
Carol Banks; two sons a daughter ano
mother, Sarah Robinson; four sisters, two
brothers and host of other relatives and
friends. Funeral Tuesday, March ~, at
pm, from Mount Vernon M. E Church
Ivy City, Rev. A. J. Carr officiating. 81
BELL, CLARA. Departed this life on We'd
nesday. March Is, 1882. at Freedmen
Hospital, CLARA BELL aged IS years. be-
loved wife of Edward Bell. She leaves to
mourn their loss one son. Robert William
Clark; mother. father and one brother.
Funeral from Wesley Washingtons funeral
Friends and relatives invited. Interment
Lincoln Cemetery. Rev. G. o. Bullock Of
fciating. al
BOWMAN. THOMAS N. On Saturday. March
l9. 1892 at his residence, 3l7 o st. S.w.,
THOMAS ~ BOWMAN, beloved son OF
John w. Bowman. He also leaves eight
children. three brothers. five sisters and
many other relatives and friends. Re
mains resting at the John T Rhines flu
neral chapel. 3rd and Eye SITS. s.w. No
tice OF funeral later. 20
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PUBLIC IS STUDYING
ECONOMIC SUBJECTS
Relief Organization Declares Amer
lean People Have Become DE
preston Minded"

The American public has become 'oe-
preston minded" the Presidents Or
ganization on Unemployment Rehei
said yesterday in making public a re-
port on how seriously the American
people are studying the economic ano
welfare aspects of the worldwide pne-
nomenon. -,
The report was compiled by. Carl H
Milan, secretary of the American Ill
brary Association, who said marc
times have created both an opportunity
and an emergency for public libraries.
ut is evident" he said. that the
greater use of books in the past two
years has been largely by adult readers
and that it is directly related 10 con-
ditions arising from the present eco
nomic situation.
"A newly awakened interest IN IN
dustrial and social problems would seem
to account for the unprecedented de-,
mand by library users for books and
other material on economic planning,
unemployment insurance, gold stand
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investigation Of a similar nature TO be
made by the Board of Trustees, holding
that the boards inquiry might lead to
needless delay and the continuance OF
the present condition of the university. "
The resolution asked for IAN exhaus-
tive, impartial and speedy investigation
into every phase of the university adj
ministration" in order to put at rest
all OF the charges and counter-charges
IN this controversy" and said 1t was
ene consensus of the association that
Congress is the best equipped agency
to make the investigation.
Copies of the resolution were sent to
Speaker Garner, Representatives Hall
and De Priest, Secretary of the In
terror Wilbur and the Board of Trus-
tees.
The controversy referred to has been
brewing for some time as a result of
dissatisfaction of some elements of the
university with present administrative
policies Of the institution.
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WILL DISCUSS RIGHTS

Discussion of the proposed equal
rights amendment will mark a meeting
of feminists Of the District and neigh
boring States at the headquarters of the
National Woman's Party, 144 B street
northeast, this afternoon at o'clock.
Speakers will include Mrs. Burnita
Shelton Matthews OF Mississippi and
Miss Laura Berrien of Georgia. Miss
Elsie Hill, State chairman of the Wom-
ans Party for Connecticut, will preside.
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DFathH

THOMAS. ADELINE. On Friday. March 10,
1882, ADE1INE THOMAS devoted Srand-
funeral later. Remains rsstins at the " y
Ernest Jarvis funeral church, l4S2 You
st. NV.
WAGNER FRANK J. On Thursdssy, March
ave- FRASk W W sAsiashS s eYoved eI aus
ana retired q DE hsf LET q the rH. Der
partment. Funeral from his late resi-
s6ss on MssPdA Ga MEfa ehaieS $50 1h.F:
meS at WI Ro Sf S aa A 10 eSoeE Inter
No s. B. HSK T Ths i0ds. vii hG sOn
pm sundy Mareh 80 1852 e pST
our late brother, FRANK J. WAGNER,
Hereafter March IL Elk services 1e at ls ate
pm, Funeral $50 am. Monday, March
-. DAVID j iARoRTE, Exalted Ruler.
Attest: w. s. SHELBY. Secretary. 20
wIGGNs, SUSIE BROWN; Departed this
beth's Hospital SUSIE Brown ROW wf Vic GINS
Of Minnie Ha' Blown snd
sister-in-law OF William Jackson Of AL
3rd st. sw; Remains resting at Annie
Funeral Sunday. March 40 at q pm. from
her sisters residence Rev. Hollamon on
eiating. nterment Paynes Cemetery.
WILLS, FLORENCE. Departed this life on
Frioay, March Is, 1882. at her residence,
1865 Kraemer St. ne, FLORENCE WILLS;
James Wills. She also leaves a mother,
two sisters. one brother, a daughter-in
law and two grandchildren and other rel
ativeS and friends. Funeral Tuesday.
March %, from st, Johns A. NJ. &.
Church, 18th ST. bet. C and D, at pm.
Sleep on. dear child, and take your rest
We loved you. but God loved you best. II
WINGATE, GENEVIEvE b. On Saturday.
March 10, 1882. GENEVIEVE B., beloved
9augnter OF Oscar T. and the late Mary
and sister of Franklin T. Wingate Re-
mains resting at her late residence, 524 4th
st. Sc. Notice of funeral later
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HIT MPmnrtant


BANION, MARY S. AND GRANDSON W.
In memory Of our mother, MARY s.
son s ~ ", wh9 Passed Posse away eight years
DAgGHTERs, xIRafNiX B. RICE AND
BRoWNLEY. WALTER. In sad and loving
TER BROMLEY, who departed this life
TWO years ais a VIE E9df Emma MsFis 90 lG5e
GASsENHEINIER. JOSIE. In sad but loving
memory Of my dear. mother, JOSIE GAS
sENHZ " b. on this the ttssnt5 ami
GRUvER, JENNIE AND JOHN. In loving
JOHN GRUVER. Mother died p years
years ago october 81, 1918,
Like a flower that fades away,
~ Upon q a this earth they could not stay
Ta 5FHk1E PE X8NEg A GNH EGMER CLARA
MINOR, AUDREY SYLVIA. A tribute of love
sylvia SL15 so WIG IS,3 died i've years ago today
Just ray of sunshine loaned US for
All too soon she vanished with her loving
Like the sunbeams slistening in the dewy
Filled the earth with gladness-so did she
1' - MAMMA AND DADDY.
REYNOLDS, HENRY HOOD. In sad and
loving remembrance OF my beloved son:
HENRY HOOD REYNOLDS, who departed
this life two years ago today, March 20,
Till We Meet Again.
So near, so near,
Thy Utmost thousht understand;
So far, so far away.
I cannot touch thy hand.
So near, our souls commune
AS though no longer twain,
So far our yearning arms
Reach forth in vain, in vain.
So near and yet so far,
God grant in yonder land
Lies dawn may find us
Heart to heart and hand to hand.
HIS LOVING MOTHER, KATHERINE
REYNOLDS SIMPKINS.
SANFORD, HERMAN HARTWELL, JR- In
loving memory Of the sweetest little
fellow SANDY BOY, who passed to
that bright forever" two years ago today.
March 20. 1890.
Dear God, he was so small,
And yet know
That Thou didst take his tiny hand
And led him gently, SO,
Into the brightness of Thy kingdom;
And Just inside. somehow know
That little boy will wait
To beckon, so that I, in passing,
Might not miss the golden gate.
MOTHER.
SANFORD, HERMAN HARTwELL, JR. In
BOY" who died two years ago today, March
20. 1890.
LONELY "eAGGY'' AND GRANDMOTHER
SANFORD.
DRY Of our dear mother, SARA FRANK
SCHWARTZ. who died ten years ago today,
March 20 1922.
HER CHILDREN.
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ara business cycles and suggested meth
ods OF recovering prosperity.
enforced leisure, and the desire to
Mt ones self for other positions or new
vacations have sent many man and
women to libraries for books on bust
ness, trade and technical subjects. 9th
eIs are reading to broaden their general
eoucation and background, or merely to
ind momentary escape for their
thoughts from dreay realities"
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ENDORSEMENT GIVEN
HOWARD U. PROBE
Law Alumni Association Approves
Proposal for Congress
Inquiry.

Endorsement of the proposed congress
sional investigation Of the administra-
ton Of Howard University was voted by
the Law Alumni Association OF the
university at a meeting Friday night,
according to Nathan A. DobbinS, presi-
dent of the association.
The association criticized a projected
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600 IN PAGEANT CAST
Eastern Star Bicentennial Commit
tee Sponsors Program.

Tee Sponsors Program.
More than 600 people will take part
In the pageant, "WaShingtons Vision
OF Triumphant Nation" to be pre-
sented May Is at the Washington Au-
oltorium by the Bicentennial Committee
OF the Order of the Eastern Star, it was
announced yesterday by Mrs. Selma s.
Klein. author and director of the
pageant.
The pageant will be a feature of the
Masonic week program in the Capital,
scheduled for May to IA
Officers of the committee are George
Pitt, chairman, and Theodore Lewis,
vice chairman. Miss Edith williams.
grand matron, and Paul B. Cromelin,
grand patron, also will take part in the
program.
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Darn nf Chunks.

DE VILE. LOUISA. The family of LOUISA
DE VILE wish to thank their many
friends and relatives for their beautiful
tributes of sympathy extended In many
ways at the death of dear mother ana
a devoted aunt
CATHERINE /. MYERS, DAUGHTER;
BESSIE s. WILSON, NIECE.
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oUIsENBERRY. ELSIE DUNGEON.

Saturday. March 10, 1882 at her resi-
dence, 1901 18th st. i. w. ELSIE DUNGEON,
beloved wife OF Garland Ouisenberry,
Dungeon and devoted sister of Georgia
jackson. Funeral Monday, March 81. 8
pm, from Israel C. NJ. E. Church. N. j.
ave. and Morgan st. NV. Interment
Front Royal Va. Remains resting at the
Yen ct u "
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FOUND.

FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue
LEAGUE. $40 Maryland ave. s.w. Nat. S0s8
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RoBY. TopD EVERETT. on Friday. Marct

IS, 1882, at the University Of Maryland
Hospital. Baltimore, Md, TODD EVERETT,
AGED II years. beloved son of Mrs. Maude
P. Roby and the late Marcellus Roby.
Funeral Sunday, March 20, at 2:30 pm,
from Emmanuel M. E. Church South,
BeltSville, Md. Interment St. Johns Gem
stery. Beltsytlle. Relatives and friends
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ing Council, Knights Of Columbus, are
hereby notified of the death of ELIZA
BETH ", QUIRK: beloved wife, of our
grand knight. and are requested to as
semble at her late residence, 1901 Alton
pl NV, at pm, Sunday. March 20. 1882,
Tor recitation OF prayers, and to attend the
funeral Monday morning.
J. FRED BRADY, Deputy Grand Knight.
CHAS. IL FIGHT Financial SECRETARY
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ouIRK. ELIZABETH V. Friday. Mar

1882. at GEORGETOWN University Hospital
ELIZABETH v QUIRK tnee Tobinl, be-
loved wife of Timothy J. Quirk of 1901
Alton pl NV. Funeral from above resi-
dence. Monday. March 81. at $50 a.m
thence to st. AIMS Church, where requiem
mass will be said at am. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited II
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ROLLINS, JOHN H. On Friday. March 10,
1882. at qallinger Hospital. JOHN II. roll
Inns, beloved husband of Kate Rollins and
cousin Of Annie Z. Gibson, aged II years.
Funeral from the chapel Of J. VIM. Lees
Sons, 1872 Pa. ave. NV, Monday. March
Il. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends in
vited to attend. Interment Glenwood
Cemetery 20
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uPday, March y. 1852. at emergency Hos
pital ABNER NJ. PROCTOR. beloved hus-
band of Mrs. Anita Proctor. Funeral
services at the chapel of John r. Wright
Co.. 1897 10th st. NV, Tuesday. March ~
at 1890 am. Interment in Oak Hill
CnmptarY 21e
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Oak Lake NeighborhOod

Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Barnett and sons
visited at Nels Anderson's Sunday.
Miss Evelyn Larson spent the week
end in Duluth.
Several young folks were enter
tanned at Roy Barnett's Monday eve
ming, the occasion being Beyrle's
birthday anniversary.
Arne and George Anderson called
at Victor Swenson's Saturday evening.
A number of the young people are
practicing three short plays which
will be given i'm connection with the
Christmas program at the Sunnyhill
school Friday evening. Dec. %. Lunch
will be sold after the program.
Hilma, Clarence, and Raymond
johnson spent last Thursday in Min
neapolis. Raymond will remain there
till the holidays.
Those who are to take part In the
Christmas program at the church will
meet at the church Sunday at 10
O'Clock for practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Anderson visi-
ted at Emil Koecher's Sunday.
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weinberg were cloquet callers Mon

weinberg were CloQuet callers Mon
day.
Mrs. Gust Thorud. daughter. June.
and friend of st. Paul. spent the week
end at the Carlson home.
Ernest Nelson was a Sunday caller
at Cloquet. Mrs. Baker of Duluth, re-
turned home with him.
Mrs. Carl Johnson was a Wednesday
afternoon of last week caller at the
Person home. Mrs. Anna Anderson
and Arlene spent the weekend at the
Per Larson home.
Helen Anderson of Willow River.
spent the weekend at the F.. f. An
derson home.
The mems quartette was enter
tanned at the F. f. Anderson home
Wednesday evening of last week.
The Junior Mission society met at
the F. f. Anderson home Saturday
afternoon. A Christmas box was
packed. which will be sent to the
Bethany orphans home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dobesh were
Tuesday evening visitors at the Sam
kroon home.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Dobesh were Fri
day evening visitors at the Frank
Swarmer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dobesh spent last
Thursday at the Mr.. and Mrs. Herb
Gottelmans at Solana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Filipek of Min
neapolis. spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Dobesh and at the Do
besh Bros. home. They returned to
Minneapolis Sunday evening.
Mrs. Jack Hyska. Mrs. NJ. L. Ander-
son and daughter. African, Miss L..
and Mrs. Carl Johnson visited at the
Per Larson home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Upgren and Mrs. Leaf
visited at the John Anderson home
Wednesday of last week.
Miss Perle Hanson and Miss Elsie
Northrup of Arthyde. were Saturday
afternoon callers at the Chas. Upgren
home.
John Anderson and son. William,
spent Friday at Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Cegla and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Loddy Janousky
and daughters were Saturday evening
guests at the George KoslOski home.
Mrs. George kOsloSki and family
and Toful KoslOski were callers at
Sandstone Saturday.
The Misses Helen and Julia Marti-
chuski. who have spent few weeks
at Duluth. have returned home.
Miss Helen koslCski of Willow
River. spent the weekend at the Geo
kOsloSki home.
Joe Pavlock visited at the George
kosloski home Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Larson and Irene called
at the Upgren home Monday after
noon.
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STURGEON LAKE
(TOO Late for Last Week.

The card and bunco party given for
the benefit of the Red Cross Wednes-
day evening was we'll attended. They
appreciate the cooperation in making
ii a success. The committee desires
To thank the board for the use of the
hall.
Mrs. Charles Olson. Mrs. Glenn Oh
son, Mrs. Earl Olson, and Mrs. Alder;
Gray spent last Tuesday with Mrs
Ed Olson of Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Carlson and Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. Barnes spent Sunday in
Mora.
William Weddis of Duluth, called
a. the Molis home Sunday.
Mrs. Hilda Cunningham was in Min
neapOlis Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Phares were
business callers in ST. Paul Wednes-
day and Thursday of last week.
Andrew Meyer left for Mankato.
where he intends to stay for a month.
A large crowd attended a birthday
party given in honor of Elwood Roger.
All report good time.
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DUOUETTE

Carl Anderson speared a nine pound
pickerel in Oak lake last week.
The c. C. Club will meet at the
home of Geo. Wagner Wednesday,
Dec. 81.
The school will give its annual
Christmas program Thursday evening,
Dec. 90
Chas. kunze and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiding Magnuson and baby and
Mr.. and Mrs. Osterkamp were visitors
at the Hoffman home by the lake, a
week ago Sunday.
Mr.. Olson and Mr. Paddock visited
ak the Hoffman home Monday and
ArOn Magnuson and John Miller OH
Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. F. A. Kuhn and daughter ac-
companied Mr.. Osterkamp to Duluth
Saturday.
Edwin Benson of Minneapolis, came
here Tuesday to pay a visit with his
uncle, ArOn Magnuson.
Miss Elizabeth Melancon and her
sister. Mrs. Madden of Duluth, ar
rived home Tuesday for a visit with
the old folks.
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Windemere Township

The cast in the play, THE DeacOn's
Honeymoon. mOtOred to West Rock
Saturday and had dinner with the
Rev. and Mrs. Chas. Swanson and
| afterwards gave the play.
Edith and Viola Swanson spent Sum
day with Ruby Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brandt and Eunice
and Mrs. Olaf Olson spent last Thurs
day afternoon at the Overland home.
the occasion being Mrs. Overland's
birthday.
IneZ Mattson spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home in FinlaysOn.
Mrs. Tracy Street called at the
Overland home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Storm. Patsy and
Mr.. Lauffman were Duluth visitors
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Hlma Johnson of Kerrick. is
spending few days at the Pulling
home.
There will be English services at
the BlomskCg Lutheran church Sun
day morning at IL o'clock. Sunday
school at l o'clock.
ing few days here with relatives.
The Blomskog Lutheran church will
give its Christmas program Tuesday
evening, Dec. 81. There will be serv-
ices in the church Christmas day at
2:30
The Paul Larson family and Mar
ian MattsOn were Sandstone callers
Saturday.
Brisben Street spent two days of
last week in ST. Paul
The NJ. f. church will give its
Christmas program Christmas night
and a leap year social Thursday eve
ming. Dec. %. Men and boys bring
candy boxes.
Merle Street called at the Fred Wes-
ley home Monday.
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CLOVER TOWNSHIP

Sunday dinner guests at the Ben
Irons home were Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Holmes and children, Harry Hendricks
and Miss Myrtle Huntley.
Elmer NOrlander of ClOverdale. was
caller at the G. Thompson home
Monday.
Frank Sacre, John Westlund and
George Brown were Pine City callers
Monday.
panied by some friends, all of Min
neapolis, called at the Gordon ThOmp-
son home Monday afternoon.
Ben Irons went to Osema Tuesday
to act as casket bearer for Mrs. Theil-
ing.
Raymond Irons, accompanied by his
sisters, Esther, Frances and Marian,
also Miss Myrtle Huntley and Austin
Stone attended a party at the H. HOl-
Zeid home at Tamarack Lake Satur-
day night.
The Garden club is sponsoring a
their families to be held i'm the Ogema
hall Sunday afternoon, Dec Is.
Miss Emily Irons spent the week
end with Rita Robertson.
Mrs. Nina Daley was supper guest
at the Peter Stulen home in Ogema
Monday.
David Dudrey is spending few
days at the c. Robertson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown and fam
lily were visitors at the Clyde DALEY
home Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Swanson went to
DanfOrth Tuesday evening to attend
a farewell party in honor of Miss
Cora Soderquist, who will leave soon
for South America as a missionary
Chas. Dawson of Hinckley, is spend
ing a few days at the G. Thompson
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sacre and
Franklin visited at the Jim Jorden
home in Ogema Sunday afternoon.
Miss Myrtle Huntley of Ogema, Wis
tied Saturday night and Sunday at the
Ben Irons home.
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boys on our own floor and through
last minute rally, won the game by
a score of % to 20. The closeness
of the score indicates Just about the
evenness of the teams. Neither
showed much scoring punch the first
half, the score being tied 8 to at
that time. However. at the opening
of the second half, the Sandstone
boys sank three quick baskets to take
the lead II to 8 only to have Frinlay-
son come back strongly to lead 90
to Is with four minutes to play
Sandstone turned to long shots as the
game drew to close and scored
seven points. while they held our boys
in check. The game was very fast.
Bob Arth was high point man for Fin
layson with eight points while w.
johnson scored nine points for Sand
stone
AT an assembly vote taken Monday
it was decided TO have a decorated
Christmas tree adorn the high school
assembly.
Continued on Page g.
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Finlayson School Notes

Wilbert Norback has charge of the
school. So far the sales have not
| been very high. We are hoping more
people will take notice of the signs,
Buy Christmas Seals
Season basketball tickets were
given to Elsie Norlund and Adeline
Ryan because they didn't take prizes
in the Curtis Publishing Company
magazine contest last fall.
Frances Johnson was recently
elected girls basketball captain.
The following pupils have received
Palmer method writing awards:
George Brabec, Lester Entner, Alvin
Petry, Marie Holstein, Buddy Belling,
Irene Meidlinger, Roy kuitunen, Dor
Othy LentZ, Kenneth Bergseth, Mary
Ann Ward, Albert Kuitunen, Hazel
Taylor, Hazel Petry, Norman Sironen,
Orrion Nystrom, Walfred Jacobson,
John Bengtson, Evelyn Oksonen, Toi
vo Vita, Irene Pearson, Shirley Arth.
Violet Hanson, Dorothy Parvey, liver
Parvey, Betty LOngman, Edwin Ok
sOnen. Allie Peura, Earl Meidlinger,
Joyce Arth, Marilyn Danielson and
Amy Norback.
The community Christmas tree pro-
gram to be held at the Community
hall will feature pageant, The
First Christmas" pageant of the
Nativity. The parts are distributed
throughout the grades and high
school.
Friday night the Sandstone high
school basketball team played our
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SAND CREEK

Mr.. and Mrs. Neeman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fay Troupe and two children
were visitors Sunday afternoon at
Emil Swanson's.
Miss Annie Peter is assisting at the
ALT. Holm home during Mrs. Holm's
| illness.
Miss Cora SOderquist is leaving the
latter part of the week for Mime
apolis, the beginning of her trip to
South America, as a missionary. She
will go from Minneapolis to Chicago
and Philadelphia and she expects to
sail from New York Jan 4. Best
| wishes follow her from the Sand
Creek community.
Miss Hazel Gjertson spent the week
end in Sandstone
Miss Ellen Reynolds of Sandstone.
spent the weekend with Miss Agnes
Roland
A farewell party was given Tuesday
evening for Cora SOderquist Lunch
was served and good time was en-
jOyed by all.
The school Christmas program will
be held Thursday evening. Dec. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Swanson were
callers at Chas. Oberg's Monday after
noon.