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Imperial Valley press., 1933-12-20

City Council To Meet-The last
regular meeting Of the city council
for the present year will be held at
the city hall tonight starting at 7:30
O'Clock REGULAR routine matters are
expected to be brought up for con-
sideration at this meeting.
DIR. r. c. Clemons. denust pro-
fessional bldg. Phone 245.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-12-20

"A practical gift that
can be used in many
ways the cover also
makes a pie plate.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-12-20

See our skirts and sweaters. Si.95
up. Polka Dot Shop. 20t3
Seward daily gateway., 1933-06-14
THE sLU|CE BOX

Since the earthquakes went on daylight saving time and adopted a new schedule, tourists will here after tell the hotel clerk what quake to tune in for.
 x
 It appears that Fairbanks req son for joining the transportation revolution was because the toll gates on the Richardson Highway threatened to deprive her of spring onions.
 If it comes to the worst with the railroad, each tourist could be requested to add one oiled" cross tie to his baggage and save that much freight for Uncle Sam.
 Moonshine Consolidation fell 40 points on the Curb Exchange due to the forest fire sweeping stills out Spenardway, Anchorage. <
 It strikes us that what is need ed at the Economic Conference is a sporting editor to report the rounds instead of a journalist writ ing in $7 words which not even himself can understand.
 
 The President is reported to be standing pat on Veteran compen- sation. Or is it Patman?
 There is no denying that Mat tern is getting the breaks. An earthquake showed Alaska over close to the Siberian shore so that the Texan would have a short jump across Bering Sea. * E
 Nome has received it's 32 and now has something with which to wash down baked walrus kidneys stuffed with beans.
 <
 A hundred and 75 marriage li- censes were issued in Chicago in one day. Making the exhibits of curiosities complete.
 * j: < x
 An Ohio man learned to solo an airplane in F hours. Now what could he have called his wife to warrant such haste.
 x < +
 There's no denying that Schmel- ing is a glutton' for punishment No sooner had Baer caved the plaster off his slats that he mar ries a movie queen.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-06-14

Kodak and Kodak Supplies, De- veloping, Printing and Rnlarging. Prompt Service. Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-06-14
BACK TO VALDEZ

Pilot Bob Reeve who made a round-trip to Valdez Monday, left again yesterday for Valdez with two passengers, MT. Robins and J. w. Gilson. Reeve planned to return in a few days and fly to Nome with four local passengers.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-06-14

Next Monday June IS, will again be one-half PRICE SPECIAL DAY for Dry Cleaning. Send your "dry clean" to the Seward Steam Laun- dry om that day and have it done perfectly and to your entire satis- faction at one-half the regular price. Remember, next Monday!
Seward daily gateway., 1933-06-14

That successfully gr0omed, smart looking coiffure you have long wanted can be obtained for $7.50 from PEARL HENRY. Her QUART permanents give the fastidi0us ap- pearance necessary to perfect ensemble. Call ADAMS 89 for an appointment: any kind of beauty work done which you desire.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-06-14

For week past a forest fire has been raging in the Lake Spenard district, Anchorage. Yesterday the local sky was a thick haze and in the evening the northwest sky was pink from reflecting the fire.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-06-14

The missionary sloop, Ida Helen, Rev. Leon s. Vincent, master, in port for week, left yesterday for Prince William Sound.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-06-14

The Anchorage court party is expected to arrive this week from Anchorage enroute to Valdez.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-06-14

SUNFREEZE BRICK Ice Cream in Assorted Flavors. Alaska Shop.
Evening star., 1933-08-27

PERSONAL.
(CantfnuNh.l

Ho1. 1ssos wAnID uHxysM1sHg gc1 1x
Box 36s-x. Star once
PIANO sS,,,, ISss0Ms ExPMT.McW s!.I,, IEAGA.
rsss assured; 7bc lesson. Address BOX 40
v. Star once.
HAY FEvER-A SWORN eTATIMRlT. I
1915 believe tSe S culture and d0@ care that
f,n nsS win ,.os. osnsa. sa.o~ Others H. WHITNEY,
HONE wAn Fos otS r. h:nsy MH4
erences. Address Box 423.V. star once.
YOUNG MAN. Ex-Fo0r BALL STAR.
erences; act as body guard. companion.
or As: son sn' 0s .:r so
5xsaFep saaid ma s.4s o4 eSa % g.sIs TO
sonable. sHepherd 1896.
vivian Bryant. formerly con connectsd with ~
sonai attention to her many pstrons-friends
sRyANE.s sya 2|.s.aaS BEAUTY q szoP. Z.
PRIVATE s y E.SS HoSSaE y n 90 sUsgRss y1IL W5IL
REDUCING TREAT, IS; REMoyre
surplus fst IN spots S results as assured; cabinet
area. 15c. Also scrsping and refinishing;
references. Columbia 37lS.
YOUNG LADY WISHES TO SHARE HOME
with cultured private family or apartment
with one other young lady. Address BOX
36-A. Star once.
LADY WITH FURNITURE LIKE TO MEET
lady interested in rooming house. or would
furnish and keep house for group OF respon-
sible persons: references exchanged Ad-
dress Box 43-A. star once.
EXPERIENCED PIANO TEACHER. N. z.
City. specializing beginners; would teach
private school. exchange room or room and
board or small compensation; highest refer
ences. Address Box 42-A. star once.
AGED CONVALE8CENTs AND INvAIID6
given best of care in modern nursing home;
tan,io ~ Go1Siae t s3n to1ms s1. nnnsh
and up. 1861 N st. NV. POtomac 1854.
LADY WISHES ROOM. EXCHANGE FOR
services evenings. caring for children, COM
panion. other light duties. Address Box
4 "A. Star once
CURTAINS BEAUTIFULLY LAUNDERED BIT
hand CSC to 4Oc; satisfaction guaranteed.
Call for and del North 1895.
Evening star., 1933-08-27
sITUATIONs-D0AEsTIC.


ss.ss s:s.9l: ss 'a's
LADY white. IS. wants employment as
ersnsss Mss Sons. OF ATansie sess
LAUNDRY to take home BY . frst-c.ass
Gar lsIndrsss, or eday; day; work; give references.
LAUNDRY wanted1to take home: sun dT:ed;
politan 0s8O, Mrs Franklin :.
LAUNDRESs. frst-class. wishes laundry
work. work to sds take home or part-time Job. At
wash. all nnished; I5c per 10: dried in
sunshine; mendine; buttons sewed on; salts
fsstisa bf saas' guaranteed Called for delivered
LIGHT HOUSEWORK wanted BY white lady
With 5.year-old girl. Address Box 4gl.v.
MAID..want- to place my exceptionally good
with child Emerson 1890
PAR1-TIME WORK. cleaning. cooking;
wntte sh ae19an se p,TS p nv meat honest
helper: best best references furnished. Phone
60. 1861. and ask for Miss B. 3lo7 18th
WHITE WOMAN. middle AGED. desires posi-
Call AID. 2464 after 1880 pm.
middle HON: sSss sor. san xss. D.ss
dress BOX 45s-V. Star ONCE.
W!poW, white: unencumbered. settled.
prssH vs g. siokss rasian va
/. care L. R. Sherwood.
WIDOW, refined settled. will housekeep for
rooming house. elderly couple or gentleman's
houseteepina s for % adult ' no Children. SH; % MIS-
Dorothy Curtis. Upper Marlboro, Nd Route l..
" MoMAM 1GrI Te1!a6le. y,shes , RsTt tine. days
WOMAN. colored. experienced.. excellent
frst-class ref. liz NJ st. NV. ME. 2Ol7.
WOMAN 3s IAN i. cook w and general housework
cleanins: city references. Cali North oslo.
WOMAN. colored. place as general house
worker; reference; stay nights. NO: 0964
WOMAN wishes work. housework or days
work: ref. 327 T St NV.
WOMAN. white. wants position light house
sse ssepns mac wn one aos Or two adults small sal
WOMAN. colored. reliable. wants general
ence. CO 1Ol9t. Apt. los.
WOMAN. coloreo. wishes place; cook or gen.
e srsi hoqssWork ps go oro or stay nights: refer
WOMAN an. Soored; wants general housework
ence Phone North Ss7l-M.
WOMAN. experienced. wants laundry to take
home; SUNNY yard; will turn collars on
shirts. Phone DE. 5539-W.
WOMAN, colored. experienced laundress.
general houseworker: by the day; city ref
erence Me. Og84.
WOMAN so. refined. will help with house.
work In exchange for room and board. 3719
18th St ne. apt 22.
WOMAN. middle refined. wants posi-
tion as general housework or practical nurse;
reference. 3l14 G st. Sc. 21'
YOUNG WOMAN. widow. white. desires po-
sition as housekeeper: best OF references
Address Box i36-V Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1933-08-27

Reliable Travel Bureau,
1101 14th ST. NV. PHONE ME- 409O.
Cars daily for Atlanta. Chicago, Texas.
Miami. Los Angeles; share expense plan.
500
Chicago, OpPaaiIlasA; Ana.;s. Mssnt"' s.as,1: Msm.
Private sedans daily. Personal service
"Aarons." 904 14th ME- GOA,
Evening star., 1933-08-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

training pad Address b.. Sssv % sts9 E"s once cer:f'
S1.: n s.t. ;ns
ppsnion pan 70 or v secretary; references. Address
Observation-Disclosures. remodeiins. re-
snes:: Adam; z7sz; s. % per day. day. whole whole
oovERNEss Or TUTOR, s -yeeT.' expert
enss TeIe5snces exchanged Call ME- ot4o
mer kindersarten- teacher: elementary music
frSins ST NV. Ss.e1soo phone eo. osss sssse l'iS
iese, wishes position whole or part time;
dress BOX i3-A. Star once.
HOTEL HoUsEKEEPER or clerk. II. yrs
erences. Address BOX 3Sb.V. Star ONCE.
HoUSEKEEPER or practical nurse desires
AsSfess s. sox s.f Se
enced; will take entire charge Of baby: rea-
sonable; best reference. Potomac 3ay7
LADY. refined. desires position as resident
cum6ered ssf Phone e0S1f WI sYaaR d1as0 sa sasn
LAW CLERK RK-STENO0RAPHER experienced.
Temporary work. Address Box 3s-A. Star
MILLINERY MANAGER or assistant thor
references. Address BOX s4-V. Star ONCE
MOTHER with employed son would like
dress Box ss.A. Star 'enSas once. e''nAnReo' a.
NURSE. sEaduats: experienced, desire. home
H1Isss RoE Say ss2 EGrt oe. part time Address
P: 2. Z. OPERATOR. experienced; fun Or
part tims Sr.s Eo1s Ro1 to increase speed without
DNaTTTON A
English Dramatic Expression. or as chaperon.
hostess; Have university deeree, graduate
319 East Capitol st. AT. b741-W.
POSITION wanted as companion; house
efY Phone 6o 6sss 81 highest
pable; :. excellent eel references col. grad; part
SECRETARY Y-sTENOGRAPHER general Of
years experience: references. GE sl20.
SECRETARY 3 years ex-
manenis % Tssphone ss Nssi0a sH. sassJ rlefA0's
sTENOGRAPHY AND TYPING by the hour.
day or week; competent work. Call Miss
sTENOGRAPHER. experienced. rapid and
any any dictation. Co. a27s. s'0 ~ ':Ne
sTENoqRAPHER. various once experience:
typist. DE. b649-J.
STENOGRAPHER. years legal. insurance
and commercial experience: neat appear
ance; references: pominal salary to start
Potomac 5951-J
STENOGRAPHER-S SECRETARY widow. age
70; experience in Law and nd automobile bust
sIENoGRApHEE. CLERK competsnt and
4S19.
sTENooRAPHER:TYPIsT: e.Derieaeed;, ref
willing: type at home. DI 4s16.
TYPISr. experienced. desires general once
work; neat and accurate. Phone ME. 46l6.
1900 Mass. ave. Apt. AZ 81.
WOMAN. white. settled. excellent cook house
ployed couple: CITY references. MA. 1898.
good home in country. Care for children.
housework, tutoring. reading. companion.
Give telephone. Address Box 35-A. Star
ofl1ce.
WOMAN. middle aged. refined. capable. will
ling; companion nurse, lady or child four
ySsas pEone ie e. last Pssit0n Excellent
years commercial experience Phone LIN
coin 11S1-J
YOUNG WOMAN. capable. wishes position
experienced. AID 97s1-W.
YOUNG WOMAN. reflned. wishes position as
companion to elderly woman or semi invalid:
capaols eficient; free to travel AD-
YOUNG WOMAN Of education. refinement.
experience and ability wishes position as
detitian in an institution modern home:
interview desired. Route /. BOX 40. Gar
pJyVEp Op uEAn OF STOCK
Evening star., 1933-08-27
CHRISTMAS CARD SALESPEOPLE
. AII FOLDER 81 ASSORTMENT

: S25 UP TO $50 WEEKLY POSSIBLE.
Easy. quick spare-time pay. Big COM
missions selling seasons fine s box. Beau
tiful parchments. silhouettes. Winter scenes;
comics tip-ons: mother-pearl ,,na embossed s,Sssa
foil inserts wonderfully appealing scnti
ments 3-way-proft plan. Also SOC box
and gift wrappings Experience unnecessary
We start you Samples on approval. Doehla
Gyn Dent Eitchhure Mass
Evening star., 1933-08-27
SALESWOMEN

EN-
For part time. with local expert
ence selling dresses and coats.
Call 9 to II. Monday, 3rd floor,
Raleigh Haberdasher, 1910 +
st. NV.
Evening star., 1933-08-27

BUYER OR HEAD OF STOCK.
Young woman. qualified by
knowledge and experience, to
handle engraving orders, greet
ing cards and stationery gift line.
Address Box 235-N, Star office.
Evening star., 1933-08-27
HELP-wOMEN.
fN~ntfm mad
LADIES-WOMEN.
LGE 23 TO 40,

AGE p TO 40.
Unprecedented opportunity for those Dos
sessing education. refinement, personality
and good appearance only. While experience
is not necessary In our trust estate work.
your business principally will be contact
work This offers . permanent career and
your earnings should be we'll eboye the
on Monday. Tuesday or wednesday. Mr..
Dallas D. Swan. 4O4 Southern Bldg.
Evening star., 1933-08-27
CHRISTMAS CARD sALEsLADIEs.
FAST. EASY MONEY MAKER.

oI ALIrFOLpER 81 ASSORTMENT.
1O0rs proit S25 to $50 weekly possible
selling sensational value 21 all French
folder 81 assortment New! Novel! IRE
Hstible! Beautiful parchments. Winter
scenes, silhouettes comic. metallic insert. tip
ons mother-pearl, embossed seal folders
Rich gold. silver effects. Unusual cut.out
novelties. Wonderful sentiments. 2-way-
and gift wrappings We start you. Expert
ence unnecessary. Samples on approval
1luebird Studios. Dept. AZ Fftchburg. Mass.
Evening star., 1933-08-27
DISTRIBUTOR.

CASH IN ON BEER
korn ParchfeS: new, patented confection;
goes with beer like ham goes with eggs;
roasted kernels finest sweet corn. puffed to
mote thirst: easily placed in grocery stores
and wherever beer is sold; put up on counter
cards CARDS family packages and bulk Up. to
KoRN PARCHIES. Dept RD-41. Spencer.
Ind.
ROOMING HOUSE CLUB.
18th near R: IL rooms. 8 baths. about
E. L. ELLIS. 0O8 10th St. NV. X
Evening star., 1933-08-27
MONEY TALKS

kSto thinking people. Another former stu
says. In your night school months.
Jed by Boyd's as private secretary to the
Npean country and he left for Europe few
weeks ago>. Another-"In school % days:
without previous business training. placed
Tn school weeks. placed $50 month"
Hundreds of Boyd students and graduates
working in various Government departments.
With Senators. Congressmen. Over so
year alone placed at Capitol. 1T PAYS TO
GET THE BEST Courses 2 to months.
All secretarial and business subjects Gregg
and Boyd shorthand. Touch tipping. 4-S
weeks. Boyd shorthand reads like PRINT,
as fast as human speech. Position guaran-
teed graduates. New classes Monday. Boyd
Business University. 1888 F st. MA 2340.
est 16 years.. N. r. A.
Evening star., 1933-08-27

GROCERY OTORE Beer permit, eood.
stand low rental: real bargair: act quickly.
RE eARLEY, 802 10th N.W~t
Evening star., 1933-08-27
HELP-WOMEN.

6p cs sas ss.dsa % after seE
BEAUTY OPERATORS With following:
scod proposition offered. Brysnt's. 20
CANvAssERs. high-glade experienced
ladies; pleasant, dignified work; no selling:
sesa.y sS 60 Sssu:SaHs sfs 14ss ssars sis
GIRL to work in home for room; board and
1ateiy TeIis6lei Cali ME. O54o, Apt. sal'
GIRLS Of neat appearance to solicit high
class suhscrintions. Must have best refer
sssv s1a1 h,eecsI ocs commission. Address Box
GIRLS; experienced selling smart clothes
70 d@iscriminnating @ nag people Address Box 4sl-
GIRL ,isnt sole1ed to de general house:
Box 22s-V. Star once.
GRADUATE NURSE, room and board. small
asax. sssais Star mane ONCE. be strong ADDRESS s0A
1d[ faFa mos,; ,o9
Nappings. Tom-wat Studios, Bridgeport,
from own home, represent national firm. No
experience 1 necessary. Married Mt p. or single sas
LADIES GM of Tennemsnt. sccu@stomed @ to
day between and J.
s sSmmisslon. Advancement ' 81 ais 'A & St" st..
Room 906.
adsa hs Rss
parchments. e.chines. sold silveS novelties:
me bon ssSweT Mas
LADIES: fye., neat, attractlve; for seyeral
gusiifyine: no canvassinE. Gail National
6ss2 Monday
card :sn,asi0p o.,, I0S
fsSs GTeetinss, s6s$ Ridge boulevard. Dept.
penny's cut-Rate Beauty Supply Co.. 639
sALEsLADIEs, Christmas card: 1909 proft
selling attractive 21 all-folder 81 assort-
ment experience unnecessary: Box on ap-
zp1s 5HE oe. real 1o!s Es. sds
sALEsLADIEs (3). hish-class. house-to-
house: something entirely new Big money
ftol St. between / and 4.
yelling folder 81 assoTtmsnt AlsS +Ss de
GREETINGS i7a-M Lincoln. Boston Mass
eALEsWoMAN-Wanted saleswoman. expert
ence unnecessary; splendid opportunity for
WASHINGTON and out-of town places. Ad-
dress Box 497-Y Star once:
SALESWOMAN - Millinery and gowns;
must be experienced with best Conn. ave.
trade. Address Box 403-V. Star once. 2s'
8OLICITORS and canvassers. no experience
REQUIRED; good proposition to those who will
work. Call to p.m Room 303. Chandler
Bldg, 1927 Eve st. NV.
6TENOGRAPHER. typist. experienced; will
work Address BOX AK Star once
TEACHER. unmarried. one having public
school experience. to tutor child two hours
deily during school year Give references,
salary and experience. Address Box 4Ss-V,
Star office.
WOMAN, mature; aggressive. responsible
work pays above average permanent I'LL
q st. NV, suite 8.
WOMAN. settled, white. to care for = chill
dren. one in school. and housework: room
and board and $40 month. Apply Sunday
Or after pm. Monday. 11s N Y ave:
Takoma Park. Md. near Bliss Elec. School,
WOMAN, white. experienced with children
and general housework; stay nights: per
manent; references: SIS per week to start.
Address Box 4s0-x. Star office.
WOMAN. intelligent middle-ased. to manage
branch Office Selling and managing ability
feouired.- Address Box l46-A. Star once.
WOMAN, white, refined light housekeeping
and care Of l-year-old baby for employed
couple for room and board and small salary.
One who appreciates good home rather than
servant type. 323 Maryland ave. me-
CHRISTMAS CARD SALESLADIES.
Evening star., 1933-08-27

BUICK 1880 MASTER SEDAN-De luxe.
| u wire wheels and trunk rack. Perfect
| throughout. only run $4,000 miles. Must be
seen to appreciate the value guaranteed;
| S5S5. Stanley H. Horner. Inc. 1015 or
| llll l4tn 81 NV. NAtional $500.
Evening star., 1933-08-27

YOUNG WOMAN capable. wishes position
as cashier. saleslady or telephone work;
experienced AID. 91S1-W,
YOUNG WOMAN. refined. wishes position as
companion to elderly woman or semi-invalid:
capable: eficient: free to travel. AID.
g1Sl-W.
YOUNG WOMAN Of education. refinement.
experience and ability wishes position as
dietitian in an institution or modern home;
interview desired. Route /. BOX 40. Gar
nar, N C.
Evening star., 1933-08-27

BUCKS (2I. 1929 1904 demonstration
will convince you that these popular cars
are ready to render many miles of satf5-
factory service at low cost. Investigate now.
Coast In Auto Works. 1900 Nichols ave. Sc.
Lincoln 1894
Evening star., 1933-08-27

BUICK 1927 STANDARD SPORT COUPE
Rumble seat; model 27-26. The paint IS
dull but ii is In excellent condition inside
and mechanically. The tires are almost
new. world OF use left S165. Stanley
H Horner. Inc. l0I5 or I'LL 14th St. nv.
National $500
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Glenview
BY VIOLET L. JOHNSON

Mrs. Lars Jacobson visited with
Mrs. Dave Albright Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Canbarkewitz
and two sons have moved to the Say
lar farm recently vacated by Kozaks.
Nine members were present at the
All Sewing club which was held at
Lauyre Williams home Saturday at
ternoon. The next meeting will be
with Violet johnson Dec. 2, on Satur-
Gay afternoon.
Harold Larson visited at Chester
Erstroms home Monday.
Capital City shoppers this week
we're Chester Erstrom, Lester Larsons,
Mrs. Albert Larson and son Harold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Meyers, Reynard
Splitter, Lars Jacobson, H. e. Scott,
Con Johnson. Ed SchatZ, Ed Lewis,
Florence Little and Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Eliason.
M. Jacobson called at AL Holden's
Sunday evening.
Ingvald johnson visited with Allen
Larsons Monday afternoon.
Dale Webster visited with Steve
Monroe Friday afternoon.
Violet johnson came home Friday
from Bismarck where she has been
visiting for the past week. Mr.. and
Mrs: Homer Richie brought her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brown and son
visited at Jacobson's Friday evening.
Elmer williams called in Baldwin
Saturday afternoon.
Elsie Olson Of Bismarck has been
spending this week at the Burial Mon
roe home.
Mrs. Con johnson visited at Jacob.
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the home Of Miss Naomi Hagstrom
who will act g local leader. The
following girls are enrolled: Helen
and Doris Johnson, Leona Broehl,
Annie Trieka, Helen and Mary Pear
son, Hilma johnson, Roberta Birbeck.
Helen johnson was elected president:
Leona Broehl, vice president: Doris
Johnson, secretary. Mrs. Anthony
Erickson helped In the organisation.
The next meeting win Be held Decem-
Der 9th with Hilna Jca.nsc:a.
Harry Vincent. Edwin johnson. Mrs.
Signe johnson and son Vernon were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Pearson
Monday afternoon. ;.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred johnson and
email son Philip were guests OF L. NJ
NordQuist Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Scott ana
small daughter called IN Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter sundquist Tuesday en- route
to Bismarck.
Miss Dolores johnson returned last
week after spending two months visit
ing relatives In Wisconsin.
Mrs. G. Morris and daughter Mary
returned home Tuesday after spend
ing several days with friends at Minot.
A charivari and shower were given
for Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Keator Sat.
urday evening in the still hall.
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Neb., where Sam was called by the
Illness Of his sister Mrs. Abe Bern
stein.
Hazel Anderson visited one day last
week ct the Henry strom hime.
Bill Kaiser was Z caller Tuesday
at the Geo. Nelson home.
John Anderson made = trip to Re-
gan last Thursday transacting BUSH
ness.
Helen Anderson spent several days
last week with 0wendolyn Nelson.
Ruth Trygg was an overnight guest
Monday night 1t the Z. A. Trygg home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Cunningham and
the John schlipp family were Ia Bis
marck Thursday.
Albin spangberg motored to Nc
Kensie Friday to the Fred Habeck
home and got his daughter Violet and
Ella Trygg to spend the weekend at
their homes here. Florence Habeck
accompanied them to visit over Sum
day ct the David Trygg home.
Mr.. and MRS. Peter lander and
daughters Bertha and Clara were call
ers Saturday night at the Emil Hogue
home.
Mrs. Eta jenkins, Betty Risch and
Emil Hogue were guests Thursday
night at the Albin spangberg home.
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HeatOr,
BY SARAH HEINLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Flemmer were
callers at the William Wagner home
Thursday.
John. Dorothy and Myrtle Williams
were over night guests at the John
Hammach home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl F1emmer were
visitors at the Bill Wagner home FRI
day.
Joe Brezden motored to Wilton
Friday. .... ,.
Bill Wagner and son John ana A.
H. Heinle motored to Bismarck Fri
day.
Edwin Heinle and Ollie Buffenton
were callers at the G.. E. Shearer
home Friday.
Dave Keck motored to Wilton
Thursday.
Ernest Heinle and Lester Keck were
callers at the L. e. Hall home Friday.
Joe and John Holkup were Wilton
callers Thursday.
John ]. Walcker and family and
Miss Amelia Newhardt returned to
their home from Montana Friday.
Ronhold Williams returned to his
home Saturday after visiting with his
uncle at Montana for some time.
A number of friends attended the
dance at the Paul Borden home Sat-
urday evening.
Rudolph Wagner called at the A.
Heinle home Monday.