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A large number OF neighbors en-
joyed a dance and card party at
Carl Presser's, Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. ST Estensen, Mr..
and Mrs. Tommy Vine and Mr.. and
Mrs. Evan Merriman enjoyed a
turkey supper at the VIM. Egge-
brecht home Sunday evening.
Mrs. 81 Estensen and Mrs. Tom
my Vine visited with Mrs. Rudolf
Berreth, Monday afternoon.
A whist tourney between the
North and South has been arrang-
ed. the dividing line being the
main street of Vida. The games
will be played each Tuesday ev-
ening for four or five weeks. There
are twelve players, two substitu-
ties and one umpire on each side.
The losing side will banquet the
winners after the tourney is com
plete. Unlike the Culbertson-Lenz
bridge tourney, spectators and re-
porters will be barred. We will try
and give the standing of each side,
and the list of players next week.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-01-29
School News

School News
We received the Volt field meet
list Monday. We plan to start
working on it soon.
We sent for material on George
Washington's life.
We organized our baseball team
Tuesday as follows:
Pitcher-Layton Payne
Catcher-Arnold Payne
First base-Eva Heinrichs
Second base-Arnold Wiens
Third base-Helen Heinrichs
Right fielder-John Heinrichs
Left fielder-Laura Wall or
Melvin Olfert.
They are making use of the nice
weather. We are badly in need of
a new ball and hope to get one
soon.
Layton Payne received A in all
Of his subjects the last six weeks.
Our perfect attendance was not
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bad weather and sickness. Those
having perfect attendance were:
Layton and Arnold Payne, Esther,
Mary, Edna, Eva and Abe Helm
richs and Arnold Wiens.
Sophie Olfert has been absent
from school for three days due to
sickness.
The following pupils have receiv- |
ed reading certificates: Sarah, Eva |
and Mary Heinrichs. Laura Wall
and Layton Payne. Each of these
pupils have read four books for
outside reading.
We are anxiously waiting the !
returns from the state exams.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-01-29
Shade Creek

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Warren made
a trip to Wolf Point Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cook wen
to Frazer Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. Busse, who has beer
in Wolf Point hospital for the pas
two weeks. is much improved and
plans ON coming home this week
Geo. Busse and John Herzberg
made a trip to Circle Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Orr attend.
ed the dance in South Rock Greek
neighborhood Saturday night.
W. A. Cook spent Tuesday and
Wednesday with Dave Brown.
Clifford Garoutte returned from
his visit in Circle last Sunday.
T. G. Lingle, Earl Lingle and
B. H. Berry are busy uncovering
more coal.
Ernest Penrose called for mail
Sunday.
Wilson Brown and Roy Rogers
spent Sunday at Browns.
Grandma Lingle has not been
well for the past week. Here's hop
ing she may soon be in her usual
health again.
Mr.. Prall spoke at the Illmont
school house Sat. P. M. Quite a
crowd gathered to hear him and
seemed very much interested. tbs
subject was "The Proposed Land
Sale"
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-01-29

Rev. Dirks of the Bethel church
entertained the young folks of the
church at the H. P. Franz home
last week Wednesday eve. They
all report a good time.
Mrs. D. NJ. Olfert was pleasant.
" surprised on her birthday last
week Monday evening, by a group
Of friends at her home.
The Lustre merchant went to
Glasgow last Saturday for a load
of supplies for his store. Mr.. Stel-
ger reports slippery roads. D. D.
Goossen and Geo. Teichrow ac-
companied him to town.
j. ]. Baker has hauled out some
of his seed grain already for this
coming Spring. He went to Wolf
Point last Monday after a load of
seed oats.
A. H. Duerksen accompanied j.
C. Wall to Glasgow last Monday,
Mr.. Duerksen going after some re-
pairs o MS tTuck.
Members Of the Ladies Helping
Hands club met at the ]. ]. Baker
home Wednesday of this week.
They will hold regular meetings a.
gain from now on.
Last Saturday eve a number of
friends were invited by Mrs. H. D.
Rempel to help celebrate Mr.. Rem
pel's birthday, which was a sur-
prise to him.
Hilda and Linda Dyck visited at
the homes OF some of their former
neighbors, this week.
Profile Teichrow left for Brown
ing, Montana last Saturday night
where he is employed on a ranch.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-01-29
Sand Creek

Mrs. r. H. Wiers has been ser
ously Ill and was taken to the Nc
Cone county hospital. We wish
her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. H. v. Harris spent Wed
nesday with her sister Mrs. D. R
Cooper.
Mrs H. e. Seminars and son MAJ
and Mrs Helen Knapp we're shop
ping in Wolf Point Saturday
r H. Wiers and son were in
Wolf Point Saturday. They stop
ped at VIM. Kao's on the way
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sickels and
som called on the Seminars fam
lily Friday evening.
Mrs. D. R. Cooper and daughter
Dolores visited with the Olaf Tvet-
en- family Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Seminars
we're visiting during the week end
with home folks, and visited Sun
day with the Whitmus's.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Kao and
daughters, Mrs. Guy Sickels and
sons Ralph and Everett called at
Cooper's Sunday.
Miss Hazel Seminars and Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Seminars were
Sunday evening on the
Sickels family.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-01-29
RURAL
From Our Rural Patrons

yeu home on Tuesday on business
Marshall Winship and Vernon
and Wallace were dinner guests al
the Charlie Winship home.
The adult literary club met at
the Bilyeu home on Friday even
ing. A very enjoyable time was
had by all.
School Notes
History v have started Gordys'
Later American history, having fin
ished the Early Stories.
We started Modern Health Cru
sade work in our hygiene classes
last week.
We received some dictionaries
and photograph records, and other
school supplies IN Saturday, for
which we are very grateful to Mr..
Livingston.
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Mrs. Fred Sugden, Wilbur ant
Evelyn, and Buddie Cossette spent
Sunday with Hugo johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dahl and
children spent Sunday at Steve
Marmon's.
Mrs. John Strachan, who spent
last week at Wolf Point having
dental work attended to, returned
home Friday.
Iowa Sugden spent Sunday p. m.
with Lewie Baker and family.
John Strachan Sr., who has been
assisting with the herding of his
cattle south of Wolf Point, came
out to spent a few days with
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sugden and
Evelyn Cossette were Wolf Point
shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baker and
Buddie were callers at the Griefe
home Sunday.
HpO ANOuihOppt flSllcu lOWd Dug
den last week.
Nick Giezebrecht is spending a
few days at Henry Dahl's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Dyck were
visitors at Henry Dahl's one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Marmon
motored to Wolf Point last Friday.
County supt. Nora Ebersole was
out Tuesday and posted up some
new notices on the school houses.
Miss Mildred Halbert, teacher Of
Hill Top school, motored to Os-
wego Saturday and was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Storm.
Dan Teske was a business call
or at Hugo Johnson's Monday.
Allan Stubby has been i'll with
stomach flu the past week.
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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-01-29

John Schaafer and family called
at the Schultz home, Sunday after
noon.
John Wiebe and family visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henze
on Sunday.
The Nichol family enjoyed q
pleasant evening listening to the
radio program at the Fast home.
Sunday.
A number of families motored
to Volt to join in the birthday an
%niversary celebration of Mr.. Zerbe.
A very happy afternoon was spent
in songs, a program and visiting
with friends. The warm weather
helped to make the gathering a
successful one.
Miss Harriette Newman was en-
tertained at the Schaffer home
Friday evening.
Hilda Bartel is spending this
week with her family.
Mary and Katherine Neufeld
called at the Bartel home Sunday.
School Notes
We have set aside a part of u
book shelf to provide for a Wash
ington book shelf. Books, stories,
magazine articles concerning Geo
Washington will have their place
in this book shelf. We are striving
a. deeper appreciation OF
George Washington, ito inspire q
reverence for the Father of our
Country-"First in war, first in
peace and first in the hearts Of his
countrymen."
The first grade are maxine
health scrapbooks which consist
II pictures OF fruit and vegetables,
GOOD things for us to eat that have
found in magazines.
The eighth grade are working on
poster for agriculture which is
o be exhibited at the Volt field
leet. '
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-01-29
Wide Awake

Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Toavs Gale,
on Grandmother Toavs Monday.
Christ Sand and sons ATTENDED
the party given at the Franz
Shumway home Friday evening.
The following were Sunday din
ner guests at the Axel Grimsrut
home: Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson Bill
yeu and family, Christ Sand and
sons, and Pat Naughter.
Miss Newman and the Toavs
young folks visited at the VIM.
Toavs home Sunday evening.
Melvin Gunderson called at the
following homes Monday, Ole Krog-
stad, Ben Gunderson, Ludwig Gun
derson and Bob Devaney.
Louis and Jesse Toavs and By
o and Harry Lee have had to
miss a few days of school due to
an attack of the "flu".
An airplane alighted in the N.
F. Toavs' yard Sunday, which
caused some excitement.
A number from this community
attended the birthday party on Fred
Zerbe Sunday. We wish him many
more such happy birthdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shumway
and children, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Anderson visited at the
Grimsrud home Wednesday. The
Toavs brothers and Miss Anderson
also called that evening.
Azell Anderson spent Friday ev-
ening and Saturday with her sister
Bessie. Azell Anderson spent Sat
urday evening at the Melvin Gund-
erson home.
School Notes
We have our picture of Wash
ington framed and up. We also
have up other pictures for the
month of February.
We r enjoying some new rec
ords this week.
we nave e. the F1elQ
Meet list.
The first grade are reading this
week from "The Fact and Story
Reader" We all enjoy this nice
new book.
The following literary program
vas given Friday:
Song-Lily and Lila
Poem: Snow-Lila
Poem: Which Loved Best-Lily
Poem: A Notifying Mistake
Catherine
Song-Mabel
Humpty Dumpty-Mervin !
The Hare and the Hound
Orlando
Song-Nickolas
Song: Catherine, Grace and Mar
garet
Spelling contest.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-01-29

Mrs. Securely and Mary Ellen
spent the afternoon with Mrs. A
Johnson Monday.
Misses McManagle and Powers
stayed with Miss Lundgren Sat.
urday night.
Pete Franz and Sid Scourey were
shoppers in Wolf Point Friday.
Martin Rausch and sons were
IN Wolf Point Monday.
Alfred Johnson went to Wolf
Point Tuesday.
Tne store at Volt has installed
a phone so we aren't so tar behind
the times in this community. There
are 13 parties on one line and O n
nected with the company line that
runs to Lustre and Frazer. Now .
number Of our energetic people
are working on electric lights for
their homes.
School News
Six weeks exams were given last
week and the report cards were
given out last Friday.
The following pupils had perfect
attendance the last six weeks Rus
sell Lund, Mary Ellen and James
Securely, John Ediger and Adolph
Zerbe.
The pupils on the scholarship
record are: Lloyd Lund, grade 6.
geography B, history A; Zane
Lund, grade 4, spelling A, hygiene
A; Russell Lund, grade s, agricul-
ture B; Willis Franz, grade 6,
reading A; Adeline Franz, grade
a, language B; John Ediger, grade
z, arithmetic A; and Mathilda Edi-
ger, grade 6, music A.
The star speller last week was
John Ediger.
All of the Lund children were
absent on Tuesday.
John Ediger made a score of
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-01-29
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Sunday school will be held al
the Alvin DeTienne home Jan. 81,
Miss Mildred Sorensen spent the
week end at Williston.
: The Sunday school was enter
tanned at lunch at the Martin De-
Tienne homo Jan. "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest LePouce
were shoppers in Bainville Tues.
day, Jan. 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DeTienne
been visiting at Homestead
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Longview

Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Bilyeu and
family, Pat Naughter, Chris Sand
and Billy and Bobbie and H. Louise
Carlson were Sunday dinner guests
at the Axel Grimsrud home.
Ethelyn Bilyeu spent last week
at the Axel Grimsrud home.
Henry Holland family visited at
the Paul Nygaard home.
John Warmbrod was a supper
guest at the Bilyeu home on Tues
day.
Steve Marmon called at the Bill
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-01-29
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ANVIL 20 u6lRuDOIS duu hiOhN
surprised the Ruen families las
Wednesday evening when the,
gathered at their homes for a SUI
prise party. The evening was spen
in playing progressive whist. 4
delicious lunch was served at mid
night.
Dinner guests at the c. H. De
vaney home Sunday were Mrs. Wal
lace, R. L. Devaney, Miss Ander
son and A. L. Homrighaus ano
daughters.
Delbert Myers spent Wednesday
night at the John McPeek home.
A. l. Homrighaus spent Satur'
day night at the R. l. Devaney
home.
Mrs. Aashiem visited at the XVI
lingmark home Sunday.
The Ruen families visited at the
RensvoId home Saturday and Sun
day.
C. H. Devaney called to see DR..
DeWane Sunday.
Elmer Miller called on A. l.
Homrighaus Sunday.
Mrs. Kyllingmark called at the
Aasheim home Thursday.
Fayrie Homrighaus spent Sun
day night with her aunt, Mrs. Wal
lace.
Azell Anderson spent Friday
night with her sister Bessie.
Bessie Anderson had supper at
the R L. Deyaney home Saturday.
Mrs. Holden was a caller at the
Balbinot home Sunday.
Edwin and Albert Ruen and Art
drove to Castle Rock on
Sunday. While in that community
hey called at the Gil Forsness
home.
Mrs. Wallace, R. L. and c. H.
0evaney and family spent Monday
It the Homrighaus home.
Bessie Anderson and lola HON.
ighaus were overnight guests at
he R. L. Devaney home Tuesday.
The crowd of Dry Fork whist
gathered at the R. L. De-
,aney home Tuesday evening. A
inc lunch was served and an en-
evening was spent.
Mrs. Wallace, R. L. Devaney
nd Fayrie Homrighaus had sup
er Sunday evening at the John
home.
Mrs. Holden and daughters call.
d on Miss Anderson Monday ev-
ming.
lola Homrighaus and Miss And
rson were supper guests at the
ohm Kelstrup home Wednesday.
School Notes
We are busy this week with
Ut mid-year tests. We hear they
IRE are easy" but don't know If
ell hear the same when the re-
.rt cards come out.
Most of the grades will begin
ew readers next week. The sew
nth will read Elson, the sixth,
hid Library, fifth and fourth.
iverside. The eighth grade will
Ike Civics and history in place
reading and agriculture which
ley completed this semester.
We are all very proud of our
amer which we have recently
1t in u school room.
Those receiving Pupils Reading
awards for having made re-
,rts on four library books are
la Homrighaus, Esther Kelstrup,
ertha Waters and Nina Holden.
The Bluebirds gave the follow
& program Friday: :.
ound: See How We Smile-School
Dem: Daisies-Henry
a story-Ruby
monograph Selection
ay: Three Wishes-upper grades
Dem: 1 Love you, Mother-Lilly
monograph Selection. ,
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-01-29

10 In his last self-testing drill in
arithmetic.
The upper grades made music
posters last week.
Mrs. Securely visited school on
Tuesday afternoon.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
CRIME FOES TO GET BID
FOR KIDNAPPING HEARING
Senator Patterson, Author of Bill
to Extend u. S. Jurisdiction,
will Ask Trio to Testify.

BY the Associated Press.
Law and order directors are coming
to Washington to put their support be-
hind the bill of Senator Patterson,
Republican, Missouri, to extend Feoerai
control over kidnapping.
THE legislation would give Federal
Judges full authority in sentencing
kidnapers to any penalty, including
death.
ave have got to have Federal con-
troll" said Senator Patterson, Ito per-
NIT witnesses to come from one state
to another. They are being mtlml-
dated
Senator Patterson said he intenoGo
To invite the chief of police Of st.
Louis. Col. Isham Randolph, head Oh
Chicago's Secret Six" and Cleveland
Newton of Missouri, adviser of a law
and order committee Of Illinois ana
Missouri, to testify on the bill.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
OHIO SOCIETY TO MARK
BIRTHDAY OF M'KlNLEY
Buffet Supper, Dancing and Cards
on Friday will Feature Dual
Anniversary.

The Ohio Society will celebrate the
anniversary Of the birth of former
President william Mckinley with
musical program, buffet supper oancI
inc and bridge at the Shoreham Hotel
Fritay night. The celebration, the
twenty second held by the organization,
also will mark the tW2nty-second an
nipersaEy Of its founding.
The honor guest and speaker Will De
Judge William L. Day of Cleveland, son
of the late Chief Justice. The business
session will be presided over by Sena-
tor Fess Of Ohio, while Renick w. Dun
lap. chairman of the governing board,
viii take charge of the entertainment
part of the program.
The music will be furnished by Mrs
James GARFIELD Alcorn Of Columbus
who has made frequent appearances as
a piano soloist with the Cleveland, Gin
cirnati. st. Louis and Minneapolis
symphony orchestrss. She will be
assisted by Mrs. Carl r. Chindblom.
Evening star., 1932-01-24

Solid walnut arm S.
Carved front stretchers.
Upholstered in beautiful
moquette.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported tc
TIE Health Department within the last a
hours:
Wilbur and Florence WIlhclm, girl.
Prank and Margarette PaStore girl.
Clarence and Irene Kits. glTi.
James and Beatrice Piper gill.
John and Eleanor Murphy, boy.
william B. and May Lloyd, boy.
George A. and Gerda Holm. boy.
Albert j. and Effie Braun. boy.
Paul l., iT., and Mary Honor. boy
Henry c. and Isabelle WhiteioId glfI
John H. and Alice Brown, girl
Jacob A. and Disnna Won Gunten' girl
Joseph F. and LOttie Worley, giTl.
Dwight L and Laura Rorer, girl.
Joseph and Corinne Joyner, boy.
Eeglnal and Viola Duckett. girl.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
HELD IN $1,000 BOND
Man Who Thought He Killed An
other Faces Assault Charge.

Emilio Torres, "a, who raised quite
a stir IN police headquarters last week
when he rushed into the homicide squad
room and shouted, Il have just killed
a man" was released under 81 900 bond
by Police Court Judge Gus A. Schuldt
yesterday for jury trial on an as
sault charge.
Questioning disclosed that Torres had
struck Charles Altemus, proprietor of
Ninth street pool room, with bill
lard cue and ball. Although he only
knocked the proprietor out, Torris be-
lieved he had killed him. Altemus was
not seriously injured.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the Health Department in the last ~
Nellie Mary Colby, SO. l7l7 Columbia I'd
Margaret Elizabeth Dorwart, sS loo'
12nd st. - ..,
joSn lThfS q Hed oNeii 60. 20s sth 4 St" St. ne
Welt Rosenberg, 65, 4l5 Decatur st.
william d. Wells. so, 1912 9Th st.
Cora Llo-d Kennedy. 81. 250e 1~"ing 81: ne
Arthur B. Thompson, 5s, Walter Reed Hos
pital
pital
Coy r. Jones. 81 Walter Reed Hospital.
Helen Howell Nevius, q, Homeopathic
Rachael s Robinson. 10 I49 st.
Lewis T. Chapman, 90. il0s r st.
Anna Henderson, So. st. Eftzabeth's Hos
pital
Eliza Anna Randolph, 81, 1888 3rd St
Vrginis johnson. IS. Gallinger Hospital.
willie Cox, 81. 40 Myrtle st, ne.
An automobile with the motor jusi
Evening star., 1932-01-24

British fishermen are using a depth
sounding device which enables trawler
to know the depth Of water under the
vessel at any time and to tell whether
the bottom is hard or sandy and
whether 1t is fiat or rolling.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-26
Milbank Hopes to
Defeat MOOrhead

Milbank, S. D., Oct. 26.-tP,-An
outstanding high school football game
will be played here Friday night with
Moorhead, Mimi, as guests of Mil
bank.
Moorhead has won all but one of its
games this year, losing only to East
Grand Forks, 6 to @.
The Milbank Bulldogs have lost only
one game, to Watertown 13 to 0, with
two blocked punts largely responsible.
The Bulldogs showed their greatest
strength in trouncing the highly
touted Doland team. 80 to 0. Brit
ton went down to defeat. 4G to o. Two
Minnesota teams, OrtOnville and APP
pleton. took beatings Of II to 0, and
"a to 7. respectively.
With Pug ManderS. brother of
Jack, the Minnesota fullback, in the
fullback position. Milbank has one of
the hardest driving teams ever sent
onto a local field.
Other men who have put Milbank
on the map this year are the Luz
pinek boys at opposite ends, Phil
Marders. Il brother Of Pug" Dame
row. hardsmashing halfback ano
fleet-footed runner. Statesman al
center, Captain Trapp at guard ano
Reeves and Oehler in the backfield.
The largest crowd TO attend local
game is expected.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-26
Trojan Star
OrviIIe MohIer, Southern Cali
fornia Quarterback, Is
Ordered to Quit

Los Angeles, Oct. 26.-tP)--Orville
Mohler, one of the greatest quarter
backs the University Of Southern CAL
ifornia ever had. was rudely pushed
cut of the football picture Wednesday
by the injury jinX.
The slight but staunch signal-shout-
er, who was SO instrumental in the
Trojans' climb to the mythical ma
tional championship year ago, and
the guiding hand in their string of
five victories this season, was ordered
off the gridiron by school officials to
avoid possible paralysis, or even death.
Mohler was knocked unconscious in
Southern CALIFORNIA; game against
Stanford last Saturday while leading
interference. In the play he hurt
again the tissues which hold together
the fifth and sixth vertabrae in his
neck, pulling them slightly apart.
The original injury occurred a year
ago when he was struck on the neck
in the pile-up that followed a plunge
with the ball against California. Moh-
Ter was out of competition two weeks.
DR.. Packard Thurber, team physi-
clan, said the injury amounts to a
crushing of the intervertible disc be-
tween the two vertabrae. This condi-
ton, coupled with certain amount
of relaxation of the neck ligamentS,
make Mohler more susceptible to SER
ious injury