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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-21

z historic slovenSk eho baseballu
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oZvENA 20 zLATEJ MINULOsTI.
Pile: h6ichal Kornick.

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Baseballova historic Steeltonu
je uz okolo dvadsat'pat 'rocna a
hraci, ktorf hravali v tych Ia
slych krasnych casoch sd uz "a
budnuti a rekordy 0 Mich me-
zname, ale hraci zpred patna-
stitch rokov s1 este v zivej pa
matt vasmu baseballov6mu spi-
sovatel'ovi q vhlbiac sa do histo-
rie Slovenskej Baseball Lfgy,
vynoruju sa nam mena, ktore
s1 dzko spjate so Steeltonom a
jeho baseballovou slavou.
Roku 1920 Steelton NAL catu,
pozostavajdcu tych najlepsfch
hracov doline a ich mena sti
mile starsfm Slovakom, ktorf
kazdej nedeli sprevadzali tychto
hracov, ked' hrali ma starom
Carnegie Steel hrisku. Michal
Obruba, kral' prvej bazy y tych
dnoch, ktory al nebezpecne bill
lobdu. Jozef Kramer! Ziadna
historic by nebola 1plna bez
spomienky Kramera. On vedel
bit jaky Dol neho picer! On
sa davno odobral ma druhy svet,
ale jeho memo bude vzdy okrasou
SLOW. Baseball Ligy. Stefan HUI
ra, m1dry a bystry lapac- -malo
behdnov sa odvazilo pohndt' 8
bazy, ked' Stefan lapal. Mena
Orenik, Stefan, vidis, Juraj Pro.
kop, ktory zacal hrat' so Steel
toncanmi. Michal Danko. Kazdy
sa pamata ma jeho vyborne hra.
ME. A Andrej Smigovsky, ktory
vykonal mnoho "a baseball ma
Steeltone pred patnastimi rok-
mi. Porkovany, Juraj Hura,
Scoops Ellis, a INF. Ano, a
tiez tito hraci, ktori sa stall chyr
nymi ma hriskach Youngstown,
boil clenmi steeltonskej caty
|"Curly" Blount, hrac vel'kej II
gy pred jeho vstupom do caty
Steeltonu. Mike Laffey, Eddie
Price, Ham Zaleskie, Mike Cos
tick, Morrisey Dyce, Gundry,
Miller, Roth a mnohi INF boil
pychou West Side-u.
Steelton vst1pil do Slovenskej
Baseball Ligy v 1921 a vyvodil
v lige prvej polovici az do po-
sledneho dina, ked' Farrell Y. M.
s. A. s Janom Batorom, Janom
Bobby, Valentfnom Kozarom a
ostatnymi, prekazili ich cam.
pionske aspiracie. Steelton po-
tom vystdpil 70 Slovenskej ligy
a vratil sa az roku 1880, "a no
veho rezimu pod zastavou Mar
tina Dolaka, Jana Kerestura a
inych. Bola to nova cata, ktora
dostdpila vel'kej vysky prehra.
j1c eampionstvo v 1880 len je-
dinou hrou vyhraj1c no v 1881
pomerne l'ahko. Roku 1882 no
Ease prehrali jedinou hrou, Go
dokazuje, ze Westsajdcania mu.
sejd mat vybornych hracov.
Ked' boil Steeltoncania clenmi
AA lfgy, vyhrali campionstvo v
1929, ale podivnym zasiahnutfm
osudu museli sa no vzdat', lebo
spravcovia inych ciat AA ligy
|udavali, ze kontrakt "a short.
stopa Buck Gengera podpisal je.
no otec a preto vsetky hry boly
vyhlasene "a neplatne. Bolo to
vel'ke sklamanie pre- Steelton.
canov, preto sa rozhodli vyst1-
pit tel ligy. Boil ma to opr&v.
neni Slovenska Lfga ich pri.
jala otvorenym narucim.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-21

tomn, 81. sen&t, predostie-
I @ 1nnk diva n&kladn& listy.
vydany stanicnym 1radom
6bnici, druhy v Nitre. Oba
2an6. v mesiaci jul 1892,
eet' mesiacov po odpovedi
a oba sd ceske, slovei-
q (ke alovicka Y Mich MET. Teda
g. \ odpovedi zavadza, ho-
svorf Aepravdu.
le aby som boil dplny. Vlada
edvidala, xe bude usved-
x nepravdy a preto ' od-
D. sai syojej nechala 81 zadne
=. Hovori totiz, ze nieke-
- pri presunoch medzi
r. HI st&va, he sa slovenske
axk uxivaj1 ' zemiach mimo-
aloysnskych ceske ma Sloven-
ek1te Nam slovensl16 tlaGivo
v Osch&oh
N sen&t! Kol'ka to ne1prim-
most, aby som nepouzil tvrdsie
hO vtraxu! ia by som rad videl
Ian jedine slovenske tlacivo uzi-
san& Y Cech&ch q obdivujem td
n6hodu, Re "pri presunech tis-
kopisu" Geske tlaGiva sa dostaly
do Dubnice do Nitry! Sem az
dospeh ylada, ked' nejde pria,
1nou cestou. Svoj protizakonny
din nevie inac oml1vit', len ne
pravdou 4 zavadzanim (Hluk.
Yykriky.) Sen. Buday: Prosim
rs, nechajte tie svady. Posll-
ehajte. Ably uz raz doslo medzi
nami K dorozumeniu.
Me menej zaujimava je dru-
~ odpoved' vlady podobne v
re6ovej otazke. Interpelovali SINE
totix vladu, ze na bratislavskej
1nfvsExits predn&Sa 80 temer W.
m6ne 20 6esky. Me je to 0 vel'a
lsp6ie mi m Stfednych skol&ch.
V5etko toto protivi sa par. 4. re-
SogGho x&kona, ktort prip1st a
yfnimky odhliadnutia Cd slo-
yenxiny na Slovensku len prvych
PIT rokoy po vydani. Napriek
tomu Vida svojej odpovedi 70
dha 80. jan. 1882 odpovedala
\ pr. 4. tohoto zakona, ktore.
40 . interpelacia dovolava, sta
aovene je prayidlo pre- uzivanie
1txtneho jazyka v 1radoch pri
fradovani, a ME v skolach pri
yyucovani." Absurdne, nemozn6
stanoyisko j logicky pravnicky,
ktorym vlada odopiera Slova-
kom, zeby mali zakonom zabez-
pecene, xe ich skolach sa bude
vyucovat' v ich materinskej re
ii slovenskej. Nejdem obsirne
dokaxovat' absurdnost vladou
hl6sanej zasady. Ucinime tax v
novel interpelacii. Radsej upo-
sornfm ma mo3me nasledky toho-
to stanoviska vlady. Ked'ze tn
vl&da Slovakom, ktori stat tento
budovali a udrzuj1, odopiera pra
yo, ktore zakonom zabezpecene
majd j narodnostne mensiny, 81
1ento nsrozv<xny din vl&dy ne.
svkd1a slovkkov, aby 81 vyhlA.
iii = n4rodnostnt mensinu q
~ = xabekpetili, hoci j zalro'
anfm pred medxinarodnym foru.
nom, 8kkonnt ochranu mater6i.
I ~ Y 8koAch. Jestli sa Slovac
( tomuto kroku odhodlaj1, mech
= 70 ylada sebe pripise.
h Nepomaha tu, ze vlada v jed
nej druhej svojej odpovedi q
I odyolkva: ''Preto TIED ma pr. dr.
ssSl Dsjn6k predna5al . pred
- - Karlovsj univerdts
n1s slovsnsly. Rovnalko prof
uFAj Hronsc pouIfva m Be-
4 solEsj 6lEols tschnickej ,
a ~ ri prsdn&1l2ch sloven6i
B ~ 4 lake to liche odvolavani,
4 m porovn&vanie veci, medz
4 III komparacia je nemoz
~ n bratialavaksj uni
l vIetci professor predna
evensky . len jedon-dvaj.
Y saiste BY sme 80 proti to
radsoyali, ale ktm I.
f|| 80 q prkye talg 6esI&
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-21
I,lI< ~ sen&tora dr. Budaya
81 dsbaas 5tktSom roEpo6te pl6ne senAtu Prahe.
(DokonGenie.)

no ducha mech mi je dovolene
poukazat' ma jednu ucebnicu. Je
to Rukovet dejin literatury
eeske'' cd dr.. Jozefa Holuba.
(Cujme. Ucebnica tato je pred
pfsana a nasledovne al uziva-
ma vo vyssich triedach obchod-
nej akademie v Nitre, teda ma
Slovensku. Upozorneny ma nu,
som ju prestudoval. Nejdem vel
mi prfzvuhovat', ze postrada
ka1du, j th minimalnu objektiv-
most. Ma pr. kaxdy katohcky
spisovater je vraj dl'a nej stran.
nicky predpojaty, ale nelxatolic-
Ii spisovatelia 81 vxormi HASA
tel'ov absolntnej pravdy!
Ma taketo zjavy v ceskej Ii.
terat1re a verejnom zivote SINE
uz zvykli.
Muslin vsak najrozhodnejsie
ods1dit' ze v celej u6ebnici je
slovenskej literature, ovsem 0.
krem Kollara a Safarika, veno-
van6 SO riadkov. Nuz ci uz ten
to fakt nekrici o protislovenskom
duchu, ktory vlada ma sloven.
skych skolach nevidi ci nechce
vidiet'. Este vacsmi dokazuje to-
no protislovenskeho ducha spo-
sob, akym je tych niekol 'ko
riadkov, slovenskej literature
podanych. Ma str. 19, easti dru-
hej sa pfse basnach Jana Hol.
leho: "...tyto 'vit'azslke basn4
nezas&hly vsak do hter&rnfhe
vyvoje cesl1eho, jsouce svym
pozdnfm pdvodem, svym jay
KEN q svou ideou dzce sloven.
skou Cechhm pfilis cizi."
Nuz len mimochodom pozna.
menavam k tymto zaiste zauji-
mavym slovam, ze my Slovaci
SINE presvedceni, ze basne Jana
Holleho vyrastly z rydzo slo-
venskeho narodneho a slovan-
skeho ducha. A hl'a, tento duch
vam Cechom je cudzi. Ako SINE
to teda jeden narod, jedna rec
Ale pod me d'alej. Ucebnica
ma strane rs. hovori St1rovi,
ze ''stanovil stredni MARCEL, nj.
transke "a slovensly jazyk spi.
sovny' a ma str. SO. kladie zasa
rodisko Safarikove do Spisa
Nuz, hpa, clovek, ktory nema
pochopu o stredoslovencine a
nezna ami to, kde lezi rodisko
Safarikovo, prostrednictvom svo
jej ucebnice uei slovensku mia
dez slovenskej literature! Tato
ucebnica vydava az kriklave
svedectvo o protislovenskom
duchu v skolach ma Slovensku.
Docieleny je vsak opak toho, Go
sa docielit' chce. Ma t1to uceb.
nicu ma upozornilo prave Wac
studentov, ktori 8 rozhorcenim
mi vypravali o tom protisloven-
skom duchu ktory 50 ma sloven-
skych skolach uplatnuje hlavne
pri vyucovani jazyka, iterat1ry
a historic. ia som rozhorcenym
studentom sl'1bil, ze opravnen1
ich zalobu prednesiem ma kom-
petentnom mieste, co som prave
ucinil.
Predsa "a jedno soznanie sme
tejto mac tendencne protislo.
venskej ucebnice povd'acni. Ma
str. 7S. pise: "Ale mad 'arska
rozpinavost sahla j ma svat& pr&
va n&rodnf; r. 1875 xrusila Ma.
tici q tax zacalo bezohledn4 Cd
n&rodnovanf slovakh podle zpul
neho hesla, xe v Uhr&ch men
slovansk6ho n&roda. Tu autol
zaiste mimovolne vyriekol pray
du, lebo j ii najpredpojatejs
l'udia maj1 lucida intervalla
Heslo "niet slovenskeho naro.
da' vyhlasuje "a spupne. zial'
vsak len vraj v Uhrach. Mysli.
| te, panovia, ze co bolo tam spup
ne, v CSR uz ME je spupnei A
predsa terax toto heslo "a ME
len hlAsa, ale 50 uskutocnuje ,
v meme toho hesla 80 pAchajt
| vxaf1s,u <in 1r1.;vdv 40 Qlnvas,.ay,,
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Rock Hill
By RUTH LITTLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Guss Graf and chill
6ren returned home from South Da-
kota Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bailey and fam
fly are moving on the II. G. Rasche
farm this week.
M1s. Isaac Marcovitz left for Min
neapolis Saturday. Later she viii
meet her husband at Fargo where they
will make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Strasner will
leave Tuesday for Thermoplois, Wyo-
ming, after spending two weeks here
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walker were
weekend guests at the Herman
Haakenson home at Bismarck.
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Fitzgerald
were Sunday guests at the ]. r. rtz-
gerald home.
The Graf young folks entertained
Thursday evening Phyllis and Virgil
Little and Mabel Lyle.
Chris Waugeman called at the ]. r.
Fitzgerald home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Berth and Will
lie Ehnes were Wednesday evening
guests at the Guss Graf home.
George Magnuson and Clyde Little
attended a party at the Art Killing
home Saturday evening
Andrew Walker received word that
his brother at Kuhn, N. D., had pass
ed away. Funeral services were held
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Ira Bailey was guest several
days last week of her son and daugh-
n-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Sherman and
family were Thursday evening guests
at the j. r. Fitzgerald home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schatz and family
have moved on the farm vacated by
Rudolph Schafer.
Mrs. Mary Walters was Wednes-
day guest at the Andrew Walker
home. .
Mr.. and Mrs. K. o. Knutson were
Sunday guests at the Albert Vollen
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Magnuson mo-
tored to Bismarck Saturday.
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Hampton
BY ELIZABETH KOPPY

Math. Koppy motored to Linton
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter TIMBER accom-
panied by the latter's brother, Clar-
erce Knudtson Of North Branch, Mimi,
made trip to Winona Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey motored to
Bismarck Tuesday.
Henry KifNtel was caller in Gay
ton Tuesday.
Jake Schiermeister transacted bust
ness in Hazelton Tuesday.
Frank K0ppy accompanied by his
sister, Miss Elizabeth, visited at the
Godfrey Grenz home Tuesday eve
ming.
James Herr. Ted and Dewey Lawler
end Theodore Yetter were callers In
Linton from this vicinity Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Backhaus
and Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Koppy mo-
5ored to Edgeley Wednesday.
Godfrey Grenz and daughter Rose
called at the Edward Schmidt home
Of Gayton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Backhaus
and sons John and Albert and and
the formers granddaughter, rhillis,
motored to Eureka Saturday.
Visitors at the Steve Koppy home
Sunday evening were Mr.: and Mrs.
John Ohlhauser. Jr.. and family, Paul
Jens, John Burkhardt and Mr.. and
Mrs. Godfrey Qrenz.
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By MRS. JOHN A. BERG


Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Neumiller mo-
tored to Wing Sunday ana spent the
day Ut the Christ Berg home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wagner spent
Saturday ct The Christ F1emmer home
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Berg visited at the
John Berg home Monday.
Russ Burne called at the Harry
Redineton farm on business mattera
"wednesday.
Mrs. Stuart Cummings entertained
the John Berg family with = dinner
ct her home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Wagner ano
sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Neumiller and
children spent Sunday evening Ut the
John Berg home.
Miss velma Nelson spent the week.
end at the parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berg called Ut
the .. D. Meyer home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gesele visited at
the John Kurle home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gesele visited
at the Mike Wall home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reuer, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wagner returned to Their
homes Tuesday after spending . week
in the southern part Of the state and
alDo In South Dakota visiting rela-
tives.
Misses Grace and Mable Nelson
called on Mrs. John Berg Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schlofman, Mrs.
ID. Keck called Ut the John Berg home
Saturday.
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Baldwin
BY MRS. FLORENCE BORNER

The Crofte Star Homemakers club
held pot-luck supper and Halloween
party at the Laurence Stocks home
Friday evening. Those present were
the club members and their families.
A program suitable to the occasion
was given and a fine time enjoyed by
all.
William Poole was a honor guest at
a party held in the community hall
Wednesday evening. the occasion be-
ing his birthday. Games were played
and a nice supper brought the event
to a close.
A number of local young folks help
ed charivari Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Richards at the Elmer Killing home at
Still Saturday evening. Mrs. Richards
was formerly Miss Edna Falkenstein.
The newlyweds will make their home
In Wilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Nordstrom and
children Glen and Iva May have re-
turned home from a few days visit
with friends and relatives 1t RoSeglen.
Mrs. Arthur Lehman was hostess to
the Ladies' Aid Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Berg Of Wilton
were Sunday guests at the r. A. Berg
home.
Mrs. Ira Falkenstein and daughter
Marie have returned from a weeks
visit with relatives in Bismarck. Mrs.
Falkenstein and sisters, Mrs. Herman
Falkenstein and Mrs. Jane Register.
had planned on leaving for the west
coast last week but were delayed due
to the death Of Mrs. Registers grand
son. They will probably leave next
week.
At recent meeting Of the directors
and members of the German Luth-
eran church 1t was decided to offer
the old parsonage property adjoining
the church to the highest bidder. The
property has been vacant for several
years.
Miss Grace Falkenstein has resum-
ed teaching school north of Wing
after spending the weekend at her
home here.
Mrs. Elmer Mccullough entertain
ed a group of young people at her
home in Baldwin Tuesday evening at
q Halloween party. Games and dane
ing were the diversion with q nice
midnight supper served by the hostess.
Ernest Rupp has returned to his
work near Mandan after q brief visit
with local relatives.
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HeatoIn
~ SARAH HEnsI4

r. Grewe Of Washburu was IA
overnight guest Tuesday q the home
OF his son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Grewe.
Jake Baumiller called at the A. IL.
Heinle home Wednesday.
Rudolph Wagner called ut the
Heinle home Tuesday.
John Shearer called on Ollie But
fenton At the ". Grewe home Tues
day.
visited 1t the Walter Grews home
Tuesday evening.
Jim Maxwell motorsd to Washburn
Wednesday.
Jake Schats, Jr., moved to Rssan
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Keck and sons
were visitors 1t the John Hammack
home Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Heinle and
family were visitors 1t the John
Schladt home Saturday evening.
Art Warner called At the Mike
Wall home Saturday.
Dan Strobble called ct the John
Schladt home Friday.
Mrs. Lobby Mittlied was taken to
the hospital at Bismarck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Kobynick and
daughters were visitors ct the Paul
Brezden home Sunday.
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Clear Lake
y MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN

Mrs. Joe Paulsen accompanied by
| her father, Christ Schoon, and her
son Bernard were Bismarck callers
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Olson motored
to Bismarck Thursday.
Mrs. j. E. Sharp Of Lyman township
spent the weekend at the Albert
Christensen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Olson called at
the L. B. Olson home Saturday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Olson and
family were shoppers In Wing Satur-
day.
Mrs. J. E. Sharp. Mrs. Albert Chris
Jensen, Miss Myrtle and Walter call
ed on Mrs. Rogers Of Mckenzie Sat-
urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Olson had as
their Sunday dinner guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Burns Bailey and family Of Moi
fit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen and
family spent Sunday with Mr., and
Mrs. Ole Newland.
Harold Olson and sister Charlotte
and Raymond Johnson were Sunday
visitors at the Oscar Anderson home.
Mr., and Mrs. J. w. Boyer enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Bailey and
family Of Moffit, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Olson, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Olson and
family, Ole Olson and Rudolph Jen-
sen Of Driscoll to Sunday evening
dinner.
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Hazlegrove
By MRS. RAY HAzLEoROyE

Mr.. and Mrs. George Burnham end
daughter Betty Jean Of oaxftngtou
were guests ct the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Thieling. They aleo called
lat the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gray. g
johnnie Wick, Christ Hanson and
Mike Mentally were In Tuttle Tues
day.
Herbert Lundeen was Q caller Mon
day II tTlttle.
Frank Gray was . caller n steele
and futile Tuesday.
were In Tuttle Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Haxlegrove end
Mrs. Roy Papke were In Tuttle Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. Hallegrove and
Mrs. Papke also called on llrs. Roy
Benson.
Mrs. Roy rapke called wednesday
at the Ed Papke home.
Elmer Drumm and son Raymond
were In Bismarck Thursday.
Ed Wagner and Mis- Pauline Wolff,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Wagner and
family Of Napoleon were dinner Guegta
Sunday ct the Ted Ro6enau home.
Dave johnson called Sunday ct NJ
mer Drumu1s.
Miss Faye Roberts gave . Halo
ween party for her school children
Saturday night.
Mr.. ana Mrs. I'd ochsuner and Mr.,
and Mrs. Russell Woodwork and
children were GUSTS Sunday ot ysls-
tives south Of Tlttle.
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Frances
By MRS. WALTER DrErzSlA,s

Mart Nelson from near Reran was
a caller at the John Kruger home
Tuesday evening.
Vern Thysell was 4 caller In BIS.
marck Tuesday.
The township board met at the
Tebbo Harms home 'Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Dietzman entertained 1t 1
whist party Tuesday evening In hon.
or Of her son Cdwin's 18th birthday.
At midnight q lunch was served BY
the hostess.
Johnnie Harms, who returned from
Dunseith, spent several days visiting
relatives in Bismarck this week.
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Leonard asd daughter Noyse, oe 1is.
raarck. MI, !. n. ooeasy, daughter
Tdna Nae, Min Ann Hayes and 1azl
daslill were sunday visitors at the
Qaskill home.
Anton obers was = Sterling caller
Tuesday. -.
Mrs. Horace Fairchnd called ct the
p. M. dosney home Tuesday after.
noon. A..
Mrs. Charles 0askill called o the
Walter Reed home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrasp. M. 0osney and sou Charles
called It the daskill hom1 Wednes-
day evening.
IIaisn, visited Sunday y tie Herman
Nieunan home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laverne Richardson
were Sunday visitors a& the Homer
Envik home near Mckenzie.
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Missouri
By MRS. X. 4. SNYDER

The house on the Speaks farm that
has been occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Woodwork, burned to the
ground Friday night. Most all the
household goods was saved, although
some Of 1t was badly damaged when
thrown from the burning structure.
Mrs.. Joe Clooten from north Of Bis
marck spent last week visiting with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Studie
Woodworth.
Miss Mariwyn Baker spent the
weekend at the home Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Baker, In Welch's
Spur vicinity.
Milton, Helen and Edna Doehle and
Ernie stillwell were Sunday visitors
at the Leslie Clark home.
Misses Margery and Eleanor Mac
Donald Of Bismarck spent the week
end at their parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Snyder and
Margaret and Charles Snyder were
entertained for Sunday dinner at the
John Crawford home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Hartley were callers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Irvine and
family were Sunday guests at the Alex
Anderson home.
Mrs. Buchanan Of the Buchanan
Valley and Mrs. Schwartz Of Detroit,
Mich, called at the Woodwork home
en- route TO Bismarck Monday.
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Wash.
John Anderson was q caller Sunday
Ct tho Geo. Nelson home.
The Trygg Cedarhill Homemakers
club members gathered Sunday ct the
home Of Mrs. Geo. Nelson TO practlce
their Halloween program for Tuesday
nieht. A luncheon was served ct 6
o'clock by the ladies.
The Keller family visited Sunday
with her son, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Fan
der and family on the @. J. Rue farm.
Mira. Gene Cunningham motored TO
Bismarck one day this week on .
shopping trip. u
Howard Nelson left Sunday for
Park Rapids, MINI. to visit = week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Potter and sister Mrs. John schack-
man, brothers Leon, Barney, Harry
and Vernon.
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BY MRS. ALEX STEWART

Henry Mills called at Sam Porteri
last week.
vern Granting returned to this vi.
entity Monday after spending severa
aays in Bismarck.
Helen Beckenall called at Daven.
PORTS Wednesday evening.
Gene Smith visited his wife and
daughters in Bismarck Monday.
Claude Houser was caller at Brit.
tin Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Fields. Mike EN-.
.nereth, Hugh McMurrick, John Beck
email and Donald Nicholson were call
ers in Bismarck Saturday.
The STEWARDSHIP Missionary soci-
ETY. will meet at the home Of Mrs
John WEIGH Thursday Nov. 2.
Malcolm Nicholson visited at Nor
man Stewards Sunday, he also called
at his brother Donald's.
Andy Lamb and Lee Mallard called
in Bismarck Monday.
O. G. Davenport called In Bismarck
Saturday.
Paul Hapel was caller in the Cap
ital City Monday.
Lynne and Vernon Granting left
for the south Saturday, where they
will be employed through the winter
months.
George Ferris visited at the D. w.
Stewart home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Houser called
ut Anna Nicholson's Saturday.
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D. MRS. ART lu1ls

Mr.. and Mrs. G. v. Danielson, who
spent some time ct Haxen visiting ct
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Stoeltiig, have returned home.
Miss Stella Zwartx Of Mandan
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Anna Zwartx.
Earl Wilmot Of Bismarck spent
Monday at the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wilmot.
Evelyn Mae Finn spent Sunday
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. B. Finn.
Miss Donnella Olson Of Bismarck
was . weekend guest at the v. w.
Fiegel home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. YenglinS Of
Linton were Sunday guests ct the
home Of Mrs. Yengling's parents,
Mrs. G. Hefta.
Mrs. Gene Muscetell and son left
for Bismarck where they plan on
making an extended visit.
The Rebekah lodge honored Nrs.
Ed Peterson ct . birthday party Civ
en- ct her home Tuesday. She re-
ceived lovely gift.
Miss Marie Bresdsn, Mrs.. Fred
Brezden and Miss Annie Kabylnick
left Friday for. Winnipeg to visit
friends and relatives.
Miss Olive Mitchell has returned
to her home after being in Fargo a.
tending school.
Miss Janet Gray spent the past
week ct her home. She has heAr -.
tending school in Fargo.
Herbert Paul spent the weekend
.t Underwood with relatives and
friends.
Carl Peterson spent the weekend
at Baldwin with his wife and fAmilv.
Mrs. Lawrence Strauss and daueh.
ter moved to Washburn where ~.
Lawrence runs = pool hall.
Mrs. =. ]. Truax has lett for A.
!antic, H., where she viii make her
home for i time.
Herman Nelson, Frank Ehrhard
and Alfred OberEt spent the WeSk.
end ct Alfred Arisman's.