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1t has begun to look like Spring,
The farmers are getting busy,
cleaning their grain.
Steve Dorgan returned to Wolf
Point after spending two weeks
with old friends.
Rex Sprague and AID Walbauer
are busy hauling hay from town.
Charley Mann and Wilbur Mann
are hauling hay from NJ. G. Senzek.
Albert stat called on the Sen
eek boys Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Senzek call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. AID Waldbauer
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs M. G. Senzek, Louie
Senzek and Steve Dorgan called
on John Schauers and family Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Senzek help
ed Joe Camrud butcher Monday.
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School Notes

Border regions of Saskatchewan,
Montana and North Dakota are in
terested in the proposal to dam
the Souris river seven miles west
Of Estevan to form a $4,000, 900
gallon reservoir of water. The
proposed dam would cost about
$3.50, 900 and would help North
Dakota solve the flood control of
the Mouse river, as well as i'm
pounding water for use in seasons
of drouth. North Dakota has al
ready spent s150,000 on bikes for
the Mouse without satisfactory
results.
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Vivian Siljenberg spent the week
end with her mother at Benrud.
Grandma Campbell and Frank
spent Sunday afternoon at the
John Mann home.
Alta Bell Mann is spending a
few days with Deloris Siljenberg.
Charley Mann is hauling hay for
his cattle since winter has start
ed again. II looks like it has chang
ed for the better again this morn
ing.
Arthur Mann was over at Clyde
Brookman's last week and he said
that Bruce was getting along as
well az could be expected.
Wendell Cook "a doing chores
for Frank Campbell while he Is in
town.
Carl Kelgard called on John
Mann Sunday evening.
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Castle Rock

Mrs. Julia Poole and daughter
Florence and H. w. Wall and fam
lily were Sunday callers at the
Krogstad home.
Gil Forsness, C. D. Taylor and
Reid Taylor were in Frazer Satur-
day on business.
j. F. Gardner returned Thurs
day from Richland.
Mrs. Leonard Sullivan is suffer
ing with the flu this week.
Bob Simenson and family and
Mrs. ]. F. Gardner are recovering
from attacks of flu.
/ Mrs. B. R. Taylor and children
spent Monday afternoon with Mrs.
c. D. Taylor.
Mrs. Poole and Florence were
supper guests at the Taylor home
Monday.
H. B. Taylor is visiting his broth
er Pierre and family near Grain
this week.
Fl. w. Wall called on Ben Peter
son Tuesday.
Frank Campbell, c. D. Taylor and
Del Trimble called at Fremont
Green's Sunday.
Golden Valley School Notes
Friday evening the spelling con-
test was held at the school house.
Harold Moen was the winner of
the evening.
The children are all working
hard on the spelling and art.
The literary program was given
by Helen Moen last Friday.
Song-Old Folks at Home-An
Poole
Story-A Whole Loaf Please-Har-
old Butler
Current Literature-Ruth Moen,
Picture Study-Orton Krogstad
Song-Whispering Hope-Henry
and Elsbeth Wall
Poem-Deeds-Edna Butler
Recitation-The Cunning Old Cat
Norma Moen
Nursery Rhyme-Carolie Taylor
Song-My Bonnie-Al
Story-Read by Mrs. Poole.
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(Too late for last week.
A caller at the Fred Ahrens
home Wednesday evening was Lee
Heser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kuehne and
Fred Ahrens went to Wolf Point
on Thursday of last week.
Charlie WALSH made a business
trip to Wolf Point on Monday of
last week.
Miss Elizabeth Heser is assist
ing with the homework at the
Buchholz home.
Gust Buchholz, who has been
taking treatments in Wolf Point,
has returned home and is feeling
much better.
The Heser boys have recently
hauled two loads of coal for the
Southview school.
Quite a few of the Southside pu-
pills missed school on account of
bad weather and the snow storm.
The card party at the South
view school was well attended.
Eight tables were in play and ev-
erybody had a very nice time.
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Mrs. Katherine Neufeld visited
at the A. A. Toavs home and at the
Bartel home Tuesday.
Mr.. Nichol and Adolph Schultz
started to town Monday but the
car would not go any farther than
the Toavs home. Mr.. NichoI and
Adolph walked home.
John Schaffer and family were
in town Saturday.
Adolph Schultz visited at the
Schaffer home Saturday and Sun
day.
The Bethel choir will have their
practice Friday evening. They are
working on a program to be given
Easter Sunday.
The Ladies Mission circle of the
Bethel church met at the home of
Mrs. VIM. Nickel Thursday.
School Notes
We are glad everyone is back
in school and working hard for the
remaining weeks of school.
We have our dramatization for
field meet chosen and plan to be-
gin practicing soon.
The lower grades are working
on a sandtable project for field
meet.
The seventh grade wrote inter-
esting letters which were sent to
Wisconsin.
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Good, served a delicious lunch con.
sisting of cake, sandwiches, pick
les, cocoa and coffee. After lunch
Mrs. Good served candy which was
very fine of Mrs. Good to do and
we thank her for her kindness and
help during the club work during
the year.
Christ Walstead went to Wolf
Point Monday.
Messrs Jennie and Ellen Heser
and Mrs. Tony Heser were Sunday
| afternoon visitors at the Edgar Nell
son home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Good were
shopping in Wolf Point Monday.
Matte and Leo Heser from the
Southview community went to
Wolf Point Saturday.
Frank Good hauled out some hay
Friday.
Nick Heser and family were in
Wolf Point shopping Saturday.
Mrs. Bell and son Ed attended
church services in Wolf Point on
Sunday.
Those who helped Dick Rhoads
celebrate his birthday last Satur-
day evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Nelson, Tony Heser and family.
Nick Heser and family, Walter
Mueller and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. B. Horsford, Henry Heser ad
family. Bud Balder, Henry and
Howard Braaten, Valdmar and
Paul Brahe, Kirby Hudson, Mary
Burton, Ellen, Jennie and MCKEE
Heer and Ray Bell. The evening
was spent in playing whist. Lunch
was served and all present report
a fine time, and all wish Mr..
Rhoads many more happy ones.
Dick and Under Rhoads visited
Sunday at the George Nail home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Under Rhoads and
little son returned to their home
a couple of days stay at the
Dick RhoadS home.
The Tony Heser family spent
Sunday afternoon with the Henry
Heser family.
Marcus Braaten is getting along
very we'll at this writing.
MCKEE and Tony Heser hauled
load of ice from the river Tues1
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Olaf Tveten was out looking foI
some calves which strayed away
during the storm of last week. He
found them alive, which was good
luck after such a storm.
R. H. Wiers and son were scoop
ing snow out of their coal mine
Thursday so they could mine coal
r. T. Steffensen, our faithful
mail carrier, never returned from
Circle from the trip made on Mon
day until Wednesday. He made a
trip Thursday and Friday both,
thus getting in 8 trips for the week
in spite of the blizzard.
The trustees held a school meet
ing Saturday afternoon, appoint
ing judges for the annual school
election, etc.
We are glad to report Mrs. Olaf
Tveten is improving in health.
We understand Mrs. H. Robin
son, formerly Elvera Anderson, has
returned from Sioux City to help
her mother. The Wilson family
have been having quite a lot of
illness this winter.
A few have been out getting
coal the past week.
The Farmers Union held their
meeting Saturday night at the
Mus school and a card party fol
lowed. Lunch was served by the
ladies.
There was no school Tuesday
on account of the storm. Mr.. Ber-
ner and sons braved the storm to
the schoolhouse, but no one else
came.
Thelma Sickels spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. VIM. Kao and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Seminars
drove over from Prairie Elk Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Fletcher and
called at Tveten's and at
F%leenor's Sunday afternoon and
evening.
Miss Selma Olson visited Sunday
with Dolores Cooper.
Mrs. d. R. Cooper and daughter
Dolores called at Hubbard's Sat
lrday to see Joe Cooper who is
working there.
We wish the newlyweds, MIR.
md Mrs. Ted Fleenor, a happy and
prosperous life and welcome Mrs.
Fleenor to our community.
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The children who were not alb
sent the fourth six weeks were:
Rafie Garfield, Alex White, Way.
ne, Geraldine and Lillian Jean Cor.
ton.
Wednesday the 10th was Leland
Red Dogs birthday. Grandma An
ME made him a birthday cake and
sent it we to the school. After
lunch was served the cake was
cut and passed by Leland and then
followed candy as an extra treat.
The children receiving AS the
fourth six weeks were: third grade,
Rafie Garfield, A reading; Larina
Reddog, A reading, english, mus
ic and penmanship;
Fourth grade, Lawrence Red
dog, A reading and geography;
Alex White, A geography;
Fifth grade, Joe Day, A penman-
ship; Leland Reddog, A reading,
arithmetic, music, history and pen
manship; Lucille First Eagle, A
reading, geography, music and pen
manship;
Sixth grade, Mildred Garfield, A
spelling; Harvey Hamilton, A mus
ic and penmanship;
Eighth grade, Geraldine Gorton,
A reading, arithmetic; Anna Fol
lett, A spelling and penmanship.
We entered in the free hand
drawing and industrial work at the
fair and received two
firsts.
Friday we will have a spelldown
after 3 o'clock.
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From Our Rural Patrons
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Melvin G~underson, r. l.. DeVan'
ey, Axel Holden and Joe Waters
have been hauling hay this week.
A. L. Homrighaus, R. L. DeVan-
ely and E. Ruen called at the Rens-
void home Sunday afternoon.
Oscar Forsness returned to the
Gil Forsness home Saturday after
spending a week visiting friends
in this community.
Mrs. Winship and Verna spent
Monday at the Homrighaus home.
Frank Toavs spent the past few
days visiting friends in the Dry
Fork community.
Nina Holden called at Balbinot's
Sunday.
Bessie Anderson spent the week
end at the R. L. and C. H. DeVan-
ey homes.
We are glad to learn that Merle
Jean Ruen is much improved since
his recent illness.
Farmers Union members are
hauling their flour this week from
the Winship place.
j. Wagaman and E. Kelstrup
called at the r. L. DeVaney home
Saturday.
Mrs. Waters spent several days
the past week at the home of
her mother Mrs. Edgar at Wolf
Point.
R. L. DeVaney, A. L. Homrigh-
aus, Art eRnsvold and J. Waga-
man made a business trip to Pop
lar Monday.
MI. and Mrs. H. Reun spent Sat
urday night with the Rensvold fam
lily.
A. Holden returned home from
the Carlson farm where he has
been employed.
The Kyllingmark family spent
Friday evening at the Holden
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. TOavs. Mr..
and Mrs. E. Kelstrup and child
rem, Frank Toavs and Esther and
Arthur Kelstrup were Sunday call
ers at the Wagaman home.
Ole Kyllingmark and family
spent Friday evening at the John
Kelstrup home, the occasion being
Johns birthday anniversary.
Art Rensvold called at r. L.
DeVaney's Wednesday.
A. L. Homrighaus was an over
night guest at the R. L. DeVaney
home Saturday.
Mr.. Holden and daughter Agnes
had lunch at the R. L. DeVaney
home Monday.
The men returning from Poplar
had supper and spent the evening
at the r. L. DeVaney home.
School Notes :
Miss Anderson finished reading }
the book "Freckles' to US Friday :
morning. !
New officers were elected for 6
our literary Friday, they are, Pres. :
LeVerna, Vice Pres. Filiph; Sec. +
Joseph and Sgt. at Arms, Bertha. :
The following program was Civ r
en-: a
Song-Santa Lucia-School
Poem-That's March-Mary :
Duet-Come and Tell Me
Poem-Our Presidents-Iola 2
Poem-The Kitchen Clock-Mina Z
Photograph Selection
Goat and Cabbage 8
Mabel
Gently Sweet Alton |
Song-Happy Birthday, in honor 5
Of lola.
Mrs. Emma DeVaney, Mrs. Geo q
Hagen and Avis Rensvold visited q
school Friday afternoon.
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Wide Awake

Mrs. P. A. Fast visited at the
N. F. Toavs home Friday after
noon.
Bill Sand spent Saturday night
at the Frank Shumway home
George Shumway spent Sunday
night with Bill Sand.
The following were guests at
the A. F. Toavs home Sunday: Mr.
and Mrs. P. A. Goerz and family
Evelyn Bartel and Harriette New.
man.
VIM. Nickel and Adolph Schultz
called at the N. F. Toavs home on
Monday.
Steve Marmon, Sr. and Steve
Marmon, Jr. called at the Christ
Sand home Saturday afternoon.
The following called at the A.
F. Toavs home Monday: N. F.
Toavs, VIM. Nickel, Adolph Schultz
and Melvin Gunderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hagen visited
at the Sam Mcdonnell home Mon
day.
Steve Marmon visited at the
Christ Sand home Sunday evening.
The following called at the A. F.
Toavs home Tuesday: VIM. Toavs,
N. F. Toavs, VIM. Nickel, Adolph
Schultz, Mrs. Jacob Neufeld and
Carl Carlson.
Melvin Gunderson and Bob De
Vaney hauled hay last week from
the Frank Toavs farm.
A. A. Toays, N. F. Toavs and P.
A. Goerz attended the business
meeting at the Bruderthaler church
Wednesday.
School Notes
The following pupils had perfect
attendance the past six weeks:
Elsie Toavs, Cyrus Lee, Daniel
Toavs, Lily Toavs and Lila Toavs.
The following pupils have re-
ceived their first reading circle
award: Elsie, Robert, Cyrus, Lily,
Daniel and Lila. The others are
working for them too.
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Sunnyside

w. S. Good and O.. B. Horsfond
we're business shoppers in Wolf
Point Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson and child
rem were Sunday visitors at the
Edgar Nelson home.
Nick Heser helped Walter Muel-
Ter butcher Monday.
Henry and Frank Heser helped
Dick Rhoads shovel snow off some
Of the roads Tuesday.
s. E. Fromdahl hauled hay the
last of the week
Mary Nelson was an overnight
visitor at the Edgar Nelson home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hank Diedrich
went to Wolf Point Saturday.
Those who attended the All
club party given at the home of
Mrs. Walter Good Saturday were
Jennie and Ellen Heser, Mildred
Buchholz. Iris Rhoads, Helen Bra
aten and Lorraine Good. All All
club girl. were present but Edna
Nasner and Ruth Halverson. The
boys All club also were present,
Henry and Howard Braaten, Harry
Rounds, Emert and Wilbert Byxbe,
Frank Heser and Earl Good. Rus
gel Harmon. their leader, was al
so present and Mrs. Harmon, also
Mrs. Good, girls leader, and Lulu
Good and Orville Good. Games
were PLAYED and All club songs
were sung. The boys reorganized
but the girls have not as yet elect
cd their leader. After the meeting
was over the girls leader. Mrs
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Attendance at school has been
very poor for the past two weeks
owing to the bad weather and the
flu.
Darby Donahue is in Miles City
whore he is taking medical treat
ment.
Cards have been received an
nouncing the birth of another boy
to Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Brewster of
Bristol, Colorado. Mrs. Brewster
will be remembered by her friends
here al Agnes Zumsteg.
Joe and Jimmie Olson called on
the Callison hoys last Sunday.
The Ed White family were recent
visitors in the Perle Cooper home.
Mrs. Fred Callison has been sick
for the past week.
Word was received a short time
ago of the death of old Mr.. Lord.
Mr.. Lord had been in poor health
for sometime. He had been living
with his daughter, Dorothy, in Far
go. He has a multidute of friends
here who extend their sympathy
to his daughter at this time. Relig-
ious services were held in the
schoolhouse here recently. They
were conducted by the Congrega-
tional minister from Sidney and
were delivered in both English and
German. There was a good attend
ance at both meetings.
Leonard Knopp is visiting at
home for a while.
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Leonard Loendorf visited over
the week end at the home of his
Mrs. L. A. Jacobs.
Mrs. Dan Farnham spent several
lays last week in the home OF
her friend Helen Singleton.
Mrs. Nina Dickens arrived here
Tuesday from her home in Chica-
90 and to assist in the care
If her mother, Mrs. McRae, who
S very i'll at this writing. John
McRae and family of Harrington,
Kansas r also here, called by
he serious illness of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Goedecke were
out from Richey Sunday and called
1t the home of his brother Gust.
A number of friends gathered
1t the A. H. Anderson home Sun
lay and helped Mrs. Anderson eel
ebrate her birthday. Everyone en-
Dyed a wonderfully good time.
Mrs. Dye and Mrs. Finnell call
ID Monday afternoon at the L. E.
Singleton home.
Misses Veree and Bernice Cas-
.erline were out from Richey over
Sunday visiting in the parental
a. llAC 4OAlt.
Mrs. Dick Nefzger and son Bob
spent a couple Of days this week
n Wolf Point with her daughter
feneva and Beulah who are at
ending school there.
The Tim Knudtson family were
dinner guests at the home
# Mr.. and Mrs Joe Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nefzger
md family were Sunday visitors at
he Dye home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Erickson
md Harry Sievers made a business
rip to Wolf Point Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Lunde were
llso callers in Wolf Point Tues
lay.
Mrs. Ed Erickson is somewhat
improved from a recent attack Of
rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Styer and
darie Tritschler were Wolf Point
,hoppers recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Casterline and
Hiss Freda Sievers visited Sun
lay at the home of their mother
IRIS. Erickson.
Dewey Lowers, aviator at Wolf
who formerly lived in this
community, was out here Sunday I
md captured a coyote just east {
# Wilbur Clark's.
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Although times are hard, wed
ding bells are ringing and this time
for David Wiens and Lena Coos
sen. The wedding will be in the M.
B. church Sunday afternoon, March
20. We all join in wishing them
the very best for the future.
The young couple, accompanied
by J.. H. Wiens and William Coos
sen, made a business trip to Glas-
| cow last Friday.
A number of people made bust
less trips to Wolf Point, Frazer
and Glasgow, Tuesday.
Anton Houstad returned home on
Tuesday evening after spending
two months in Minot, where he
was under the care of a specialist.
Mrs. j. 1. Ems has also recov-
cred and is able to be home again.
Mrs. Peter Peters and little son
were dismissed from the Baker
hospital and taken to their home
in Larslan Tuesday.
George H. Janzten, chairman Of
the Sunday school convention, call
ed the superintendent of the var
ious Sunday schools together at
the Bruderthaler church Wednes-
day to make the program for the
convention this summer.
The choir leaders of the differ
ent churches also met to make the
program for the annual Saenger-
fest.
The Bible school gave their last
public program for this term, last
Sunday evening. The M. B. church
was crowded to capacity. The
school will give the closing exer-
cises Wednesday afternoon in the
Bruderthaler church at which time
10 students will be graduated from
its two year course.
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School News

Edward BOllinger returned home
on Monday. He has been in Wolf
Point the last two weeks taking
medical treatments.
All the children are back in the
school after a number of absences
last week.
Edmond Schultes won the spell
ing contest last week. Ida Acker-
man placed second. Edmond will
represent this school at the county
contest at Wolf Point in April.
Ida Alderman will enter in the
drawing contest for field meet.
The eighth grade is working on
the essay on Washington for Field
Meet.
The children enjoyed the big
snow banks that surrounded the
school. The boys dug large forts
with tunnels connecting them,
while the girls made a number Of
foot slides.
Mrs. Wllllam cdlleu at
the school on Monday.
The Volt Volunteers will have
the following literary program on
Friday:
The Mouse That Ate the Cat-Eli-
zabeth Johnson
Riddles-Lawrence Goerz
The Fountain-Anna Fachner
Song-Lawrence Goerz, Marvin
Funk, julius Fachner
Playlet-Gordon Gets Even Will
liam and Elizabeth Johnson and
Opal Blankenship
The Sailor-Julius Fachner
Song-Program Committee
The Dandelions-Eleanor Goerz.
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For this nothing is better than Cas-
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-07-12
FURRERS ROUT
THUGS in SHARP
FIGHT in MARKET
Were Sent in to Break
Up Strikes for July
Wage Increases

NEW YORK, July 11.-A large
group of gangsters sent into the fur
market by Mr.. Shore. new manager
of the Furriers Joint Council, to in
terfere with the struggle OF the FUR
workers against wage-cuts, were
routed this morning by large group
of needle workers in a sharp fight.
The gangsters we're sent out IN
accordance with a plan worked out
in secret conferences OF the right
wing labor misleaders to smash the
strikes led by the left wing group
With violence and terror.
When the gangsters arrived at seth
st. masses of furriers and other
needle workers mobilized and drove
the thugs out of teh market, despite
the fact hat the thugs fere armed
with irons and guns.
The battle, which lasted for over
half hour, completely tied up traf-
fic on seth st.
Furriers in the market this after
noon declared that all the honest fur
workers were determined to drive the
gangster band out of the market and
continue the strikes for the July in
creases in wages and complete union
ization of the industry.
The campaign for shop strikes in
the industry is going on at full speed.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-07-12
FOSTER, FORD
CROWDSUPTO'
HIGH FIGURE
Three to Five Times
Size of Audiences
in 1928"
CHAs. ALEXANDER TOURS
Foster in Indianapolis;
Ford in Jersey

NEW YORK.-The Communist Par
BY candidate for President and Vice
President, VIM. 2. Foster and James
w. Ford, are speaking daily and some
times twice a day TO thousands OF
people throughout the country, &C
cording to the National Campaign
Committee. C. A. Hathaway, CAM
paign manager, said today that 1.-THE
audiences reached by our national
standard bearers are from three to
five times as large as during the
campaign of 1928, and this is only the
beginning of our fight. We shall poll
one million votes this coming Novenl-
Der, and will elect many candidates
@ office
Foster will speak at st. Louis, July
IA; Terra Haute, Ind, July 16; In
disnapolis, Ind. July II; Cincinnati,
O., July 10; and in the state of Mich
igan. July % to 80
Ford is now speaking in numerous
New Jersey cities. He will be in sec
lions of Pennsylvania, Maryland, Del
aware, and Washington, D. c., July
Is to August 1st,
Foster in Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July H.
Workers from Kokomo, Richmond,
CONTINUED ON PAGE THREH