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Mckenzie
By MRS. +. +. HUGHES

Mr.. and Mrs. z. L. Adams had a
their dinner guests Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. L. D. Hulett, Mrs.. I. Rafteseth
and Miss Hannah Rafteseth Of Bis
marck. Mrs. Hilma Adams, Glen and
Johnnie Adams and Miss Jennie Wais-
tie Of Moffit. Mrs. Rafteseth stayed
with her daughter, Mrs. Adams, until
Tuesday evening.
Louis Tollefson Of Almo spent
Thursday and Friday with his broth
er and sister-in.law, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Larson.
H. r. Pearson Of Bismarck visited
friends In Mckenzie Thursday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Bedwell Of
jamestown are visiting at the z. w
Anderson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Hughes and son
Lester and B. A. Drawer and daugh-
ter Dorothy were Sunday evening
supper guests ct the Fred Habeck
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Manly, Mr..
and Mira B. +. Coons and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Watson uotored to Bis
marck Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Wilton, Jr.,
were Saturday evening visitors OF Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Antrim.
Mrs. =. w. Anderson, Mrs. E. F.
Easton and Mrs. =. Hughes visited
Dorothy Wilton ct the w. L. Wilton.
ar.. home In Mckenzie Saturday eve
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton recently
moved in Mckenzie from south Of
town. N. J. Striving Is ia reside on
the farm vacated By. the Wiltons.
Mr.. and Nrs. Joe Coder and Mrs.
Ed. Olson Of Moffit visited at the n.
A. Doucette home Saturday.
Ed Easton visited Fritz Mongeon IN
Bismarck Sunday.
Mrs. H. r. Raeshke and father, Mr..
oeving. left Saturday for New Eng
land and Golden Valley to visit rela.
tives and friends.
Henry Lewis Of jamestown spent
from Thursday to Sunday with his
family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Day stopped
in Mckenzie en- route home to Brittin
from Kansas City. Mo-. where they
spent the winter. :.T n. @
Mrs. Herold Madland and children
:wete visitors ct the Psul Antrim
home Saturday.
The Jolly Juniors will meet With
Bootie Colby March 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freto Envick Of Ster-
ling were Monday visitors Of Mr.. and
N5. MArri00 Lee.
! Mr.. and 0rA I'd Euehrer and fam
lily were Sunday visitors ct the George
Knoll home.
v. p. Heaton and son Pat Of Steele
were Sunday visjtoes ct the L. Z.
Heaton. ST., home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Wahl and son
Harold and daughter Hilma and Nrs.
Philip Bender q futile were Monday
visitors q the ~. +. STARK home.
Jacob walters. returned Thursday
from Nebraska after spending the
winter there. He = making his home
With his daughter and Gon.in-laW,
Mr. and Ask Otto 0oh1oueh.
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Regain
~ BERNADETrE HOPKINS

J. M. Lein OF wing was = Regain
caller Monday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. Il. Lundberg were
Bismarck choppers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. B. Cox and Mr..
and Mrs. w. N. xelly were Monday
evening dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Berg.
MRS. Andrew Fisher was an over
night guest Of Wilton relatives Tues
day. -
Mrs. A. L. 0arnes, Mrs. L. B. Cox,
Margaret Garues and Ruth Cox were
weekend visitors In Bismarck.
A. schonsli Of Sanger was . week
end guest Of L. B. Cox.
H. L. Granting spent several days
Of the past week at Bismarck.
Mrs. Joe Mickelson and baby
daughter Carol Joyce returned from
Wilton Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Tourtlotte were
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. g.
Olson. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hopkins and
Mrs. N. o. Strand were Bismarck
shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. and Alrs. John steinert were
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. An.
drew Fisher.
J. 8. Penner uaotored 70 Bismarck
Sunday.
Mrs. Clyde Rhodes Of Wing was .
guest last week Of her sister. Nellie
Lundberg,
A number Of young people gather
ed ut tho RilinR honnA saturday eve.
ming for . dancing party.
Mr.. and 0Ts. 3. q. Lain were sun
day dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Hopkins.
Gladys Granting spent the week.
end ct her home.
Harold HeintS returned to hib home
at Harvey Monday.
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Taft
b mrs. :. n. Gos,trr

Mrs. John 0eyerS, sons Ralph and
Ray called ct tho Horace Fairchild
home Tuesday.
Mr.. Strawfus was 1 Sterling and
Bismarck caller Tuesday.
Mrs. John Baker spent q few days
last week ct the Jewel Doan home
in Logan township.
Mrs. Homer Envik and son Jean,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lavcrne Richard
son and daughter Virginia spent Tues
day at the Henry lessen home.
Mary Ann Turner spent Wednesday
night with Edna Mae Gosney.
Mrs. Chas. Gaslkill and Mrs. p. n
Gosney visited Thursday at the James
Koon home.
The following were Sterling callers
Friday night: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bentz and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Anderson and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Jessen and family, and
Ray and Buster Baeth, Charles Cos
ney, Chris Baker. Hannaford Fair
child and Earl 0askill.
r. E. Cline and Presley NJ. 0oGney
attended the Farmer Equity Elevator
meeting in Sterling Saturday after
noon.
8. T. Parke called 1t the Charley
Anderson home Saturday.
George w. Lewis transacted busi-
ness in Sterling Saturday.
Mrs. Clarence Anderson and son
Russell were Sterling callers Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dingle aud
small daughter Of Bismarck, and Mr..
and Mrs. 8. T. Parke were callers at
the Charley Anderson home Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Gaskill was . Sterling
shopper Monday.
Miss Ann Hayes attended the
Farmers Union meeting in Sterling
Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard O'Fara from
Cleveland. N. D., visited Sunday at
the Henry JesSen home.
The following attended the Farm
ers Union meeting in Sterling Mon
day night: Mr.. and Mrs. Clarencs
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Me.
man, Mr.. and Mrs. John Deu1. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Jessen and p. N.
Gosney.
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Cromwell
By LILLE mAs

Der Hendershott was q Raest 1t
his brother Wendel's home near Dis-
marck Monday ana Tuesday.
r. II. Schroeder, bud Nelson and
Ralph Fricke were businass callers In
Baldwin Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Nelson and
family and Miss Betty Nelson wsre
entertained at dinner Sunday at the
Carl johnson home.
Harlow Hendershott was . visitor
at the Arthur solberg home near Bis
marck Tuesday.
Mrs. w. J. Jiras and DAUGHTER LIZ
lie were visitors and supper guests
at the ]. A. Marley home Thursday.
Vtran Nelson was visitor 1t tia
Martin Nelson home Monday.
Lawrence Stocks WAS q business
caller at the Kaiser home Monday.
Otto and Miss Alice Swanson were
visitors Sunday ct the J. A. Marley
home.
Joe Jiras Was a overuight guest q
his brother willie at the Martin Mel
son home Thufsday.
Mrs. Sarah Staples left for her
home ct Havana. N. D.. Saturday.
AFTER spending the winter months
here with her sister, Mrs. J. A. var
ley.
Mrs. =. e. Nelson has returned to
her home here, after N extended
visit with relatives ct Cylinder, I6Wa.
Mrs. Bud Nelson, who teaches mar
youngstown, n. D., spent thu Wook-
end at her home here.
Lille Jiras visited Miss oertsudA
Schroeder Tuesday.
Porter Nelson WaS q 6qloinnos en1l.
O. IN wilton MoodAy.
Israel Brown. J. A. .voe3o1. ID
and Lille Jiras wan Sh0poo9s 81
0i9mayck Tu1o4ay.
lam 1Euwn and WIllie Jigao Wooo
visitors In the Capital CITY lnon1oy.
!. Il. 0eiaroe6er en1 tnnlly, 1fn9tin
Nolson. =. g. Neloon ar 81 VI
ware gnssts Sunday q H. logtoe
Nelson home
w. J. IJiras hae seta9ned . -
ho0e 1ftor . tWo Woun1 go = =
1lG1narck hoonttal.
1r. and Mn Cl0Tsnoo Inna. -.
- 4. var1sy. NJ ~. Y, JtrGI 1
MelDoo, =. g. lo1laon. lGnxf1n
Ar. and Mn. r0Gtoe - j
l9ael 0goNa Nogo bn1lnooD o6l171
1asmasck ooeeday.
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sons Dean and Harold were dinner
guests Sunday ct the Ray Hazlegrove
home.
RAYMOND Hertz called Friday fore
noon ct the HaxlegroveS.
Ed Ochsuner called Friday ct Harry
Ulfers'.
Ray Hazlegrove was q supper guest
at the John Sattler home.
Charlie Sattler, Julius Zwiegle and
John Sattler were In Wing and Arena
Saturday.
Emil Ochsuner and Harold Kraf:
called ct the I'd ochsuner home Sun.
day.
Raymond Hsfts spent Sunday at
his home.
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Calf. for . two weeks visit with rel
atives and friends. For the past three
years he has been In the army, sta
toned ct Fort Lincoln, Bismarck, and
at the Hawaiian Islands.
Mrs. r. ]. 0oughmann has been
very Ill for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Taube and son
Sylvester and Joe LAndsberger were
In Bismarck Monday.
Mrs. r. A. Yeater entertained the
bridge club Tuesday evening.
A surprise was held ct the Wiemals
home Sunday evening In honor Of Mr..
Wiemals' birthday.
The training school basketball team
Of Mandan came down Saturday eve
ming and played the Tigers In the
gymnasium. Score was 50 70 10 in
favor Of the Trimming school.
Mrs. George zirnhelt, son Raymond
ana daughter Edna went to Bismarck
Wednesday. Nrs. Zirnhelt remained
ct the hospital for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judney Boileau and
daughter Lillian returned to Crooks
ton. Minn., Sunday afternoon. They
arrived here Thursday to attend the
funeral Of the formers mother, Mrs.
Doileau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Zirnhelt and
Mas Agnes Zirnhelt were at Bismarck
Saturday TO visit with Mrs. George
Zirnhelt. who Is ut the hospital.
Ladelle Driggle was in Bismarck
Friday.
Mis- Mae stoddard spent the week
end ct her home In Jamestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Mentally Of Tut
tie left Sunday for their home after
attending the funeral Of the latter's
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Taube and sons
Sylvester and Joe Landsberger were
Sunday dinner guests ut the ]. ].
Landsberger home.
Reuben oster spent the weekend
In Bismarck.
A brother Of al Bollinger came
down last week from Medina to spend
several days visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A. Bollinger.
Ben Klabunde. who has been at
Bismarck In the hospital the past two
weeks, arrived home Saturday.
Herbert Roesler. william Wescott
and william Wacker hitch-hiked to
Bismarck Friday to attend the clos
Ing Of legislation.
Earl Kocher, former assistant bar
Der Of HaSelton, was here Thursday
visiting friends. Mr.. Kocher Is now,
employed in . barber shop 1t Penn
bina. N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Distad Of Man
dan were here Sunday visiting at the
home Of the latters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Parsons.
Miss Margaret Hoff came up We'd
taesday from Linton and Is now stay
Ing With Mrs. Annie Klabunde.
Mechanics Foley, Wohlman and
Opheim were at Bismarck Thursday.
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9. E. cusbe motored to Sterling
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Roth and Mr.
and Mrs. o. ]. Roth were Bismarck
shoppers Tuesday.
Marian and Alan Clizbe went to the
Warren Clizbe home near Glencoe
Saturday.
Clarence Clisbe visited with Merlin
Wildfang Sunday.
L. Davenport, Alex Couch and John
Mattson were Mckenzie callers Wed
nesday.
Jack Kunder and George Pettis
visited 1t the q. Pettis home Sunday
Bernice and Margaret bliss and
Vivian Larson and Byron Clixbe and
Bonnie Couch were horseback riding
Sunday.
Clarence Clizbe was operated on for
appendicitis In q Bismarck hospital
wednesday. Mrs. Clisbe remained in
Bismarck several days to be with
Clarence.
8. =. Clisbe. daughter Alice Mary,
Ellen Reese. Henry Larson, Earl
Evans, Jack Kunder. Alex Couch and
son Clayton motored to Bismarck
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Tompkins spent
the weekend ct lCinot with relatives.
Members Of the poultry club were
entertained Ut the Alex Couch home
Saturday.
Mr.. Clixbe returned to the Warren
Clisbe home with his son, Marion,
Monday.
Lewis Scott Is visiting with friends
Ia Sterling vicinity this week.
Earl Evans and Lon Scott visited
ct the +. Bloomquist home Sunday.
The Clizbe and Couch young folks
motored to Bismarck Sunday evening
to visit Clarence. Mrs. Clixbe return
cd home With them.
g. A. Nation and A. Hogue mo-
tored to Bismarck Friday.
Emil Hogue motored 70 Bismarck
Monday.
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Brittin
y O. BUTTON

Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Dralle motored
TO Menoken Tuesday and visited rel
Atives at the Eberling home. Mrs.
Arlie Baker and daughter returned
with them for q few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Kershaw, who
spent the winter In Iowa, returned to
North Dakota last week. They are
at present visiting relatives at the
Howard Kershaw home.
Mrs. Jason Hoover and Mrs. Alfred
Hoover attended the Ladies' Aid In
Motif Wednesday afternoon.
Chas. Alleusworth was . caller at
the Dave Kershaw home Friday.
Mrs. John Doan and daughter visit
ed ct the Slorby home in Bismarck
several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Kimbal and
daughter were visitors at the G. D.
Kimball home last week from Thurs
day until Saturday.
Mrs. o. u. Dutton and son Jackie,
Miss Margaret McMurrich and Miss
Lucille Milman were callers Wednes-
day afternoon ct the Dave Kershaw
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. M. Dralle and
Bobbie and Irene and Mrs. Arlie Ba-
ker and daughter were Friday supper
guests at the +. NJ. Whitteaker home.
Miss Lillian Lee spent the weekend
at the G. D. Kimball home.
Miss Margaret McMurrich and
Marcus Trembley, accompanied by
Mr.. and lrs. Glen Oder and daugh-
ter, visited Sunday 1t the Ted
Knudtson home near the river.
Mrs. Arlie Baker and Miss Twila
Dralle were visitors ct the Triplett
home Wednesday afternoon.
Ed Allensworth and niece and
nephew. Maxine and Rodney, spent
the weekend in Bismarck.
Miss Lucille Milman spent WedneS-
day night at the Dave Kershaw home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Day, who
spent tho winter with their sons. r.
8. Day In Fort Leavenworth, Kansas,
and Sam Day in Minneapolis, return
ed to their home here Friday.
Dutch Dralle and Elmer Schwartz
spent Wednesday night at the KIM
ball home.
Friends are sorry to learn Of the
serious illness Of Mrs. Frank Buck
ley, former resident Of this COM
munity. Mrs. Buckley. who has been
ailing nearly al winter, underwent
an operatlon for mastoid Tuesday
morning. She Is reported to be doing
well. ers
Mrs. o. q. Dutton and family and
Harold Sherman were visitors at the
Jason Hoover home Sunday.
Elvin Hoover was . business CALI
er Sunday ct the L. T. Ferguson home
near the river.
Russell Dralle accompanied Mrs.
Arlie Baker to Bismarck Sunday.
They expect 10 leave Tuesday for Mrs.
Bakers home In Owen, Wis.,, where
Russell viii make, . visit Of several
weeks.
Ammon and Roy pifer were callers
Sunday In Mofflt and at the Jason
Hoover and G. p. Kimball homes.
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Lyman
y 8. oYLDEN

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Delbert Olson and grandmother,
Mrs. Carrie Swanson, motored to
Buffalo, 8. D., Monday, where Mrs.
Swanson remained after having spent
the winter ct the ]. c. Olson home.
Albert 0aub spent the weekend
with Alvin Bracket.
Albert and Bessie Anderson spent
the weekend ct the w. 8. Oder home
and attended the dance there satur-
day evening.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Carlson and
family and Miss Mary Doyle were
Regain callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Gaub spent Sat-
urday evening at the VIM. Hjckel
home.
John stroh was Bismarck caller
Thursday.
Fred Volimer and son George were
Regain callers Tuesday.
Miss Magdalene Palmer called on
Mrs. Falkins Tuesday afternoon.
Alta callers Saturday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Bergquist and family, Mrs.
1nga Adams, John Stroh. Karl Schatz
and Edward Schatz.
Emanuel Schaefer and John Negrin
called at the william Hickel home
Tuesday evening.
Nina, Eva and Florence McAllister
visited at the ]. r. Jones home Sun.
day.
Mrs. Eddie schafer was an Alta
caller Friday.
Mr.. Firko called at the Albrecht
home Saturday.
Emil and Hjalmer Beygquist spent
Sunday at the Fred vollmer home.
Alvin Bracket, John and Ralph
Anderson and Boofus Jorgenson visit
ed ct the oaub home Sunday after.
noon.
Wayne Harrington and Alvin
Bracket called at the John Anderson
home Thursday.
Elmer Qually was . caller ct the
Bergquist home Saturday and Nom
day.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Harold Falkins mo-
tofed to NcClusky Saturday and
spent the weekend with relatives. :
Bert Danielson and BIZ Hickel call.
ed at the ]. G. Olson home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Hickel and
son Wayne called ct the 0aub home
Friday afternoon.
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Rock Hill
y RUTH LITTLE

Mr.. and Mrs.. Clayton Little and
J. r. Little transacted business n
Bismarck Monday.
Ed Rasche Of Wilton was . guest
from Sunday until Tuesday at the
home Of his father, II. G. Rasche.
Ohas. Our returned 70 Wilton with
him.
sunday guests ct tho Ira Bailey
home were Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Bailey, Mrs. Mabel Bailey and chill
dren, Guy. Lavina and Frede Bailey.
Ruth Little and Willie Jiras.
F1oydie and Shirley WALKER were
Sunday guests ct the p. +. Patton
home.
Albert vollen was : Regain caller
Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Fuelins Of Wing was Z
Wednesday dinner guest at the J. =.
Little home.
Mrs. s. w. Nemetz and son Joseph
were Wing callers Tuesday.
The Misses Inger and 6olveig Nord
were Tuesday evening guests at the
Marvin Aim home.
Julius Jordahl called ct the John
8kei home Saturday after 0udrun
who spent The Weekend = her par
entail home.
The Ladies' Aid met at the heme Of
Mrs. VIM. Rosa There were II mem
hers present. a luncheon was served.
i. ". Yaxley called ab the Ar
1lsgnns and Louis Olson homes
soivsis Nord. Yrsd Evins and
Everett Rance cAlled On ISancis Fits-
gerald Sunday aft1gnoon.
VIM. AfcCull0ugh wasa Regain caA-
or Saturday.
sunday gliasts It the ]. y. Little
home were Molly and viceor Graz.
wsiha 1lanes. ,Adksd Deuehe, Wuls
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The dance which was held st the
Ernest Rupp home Saturday evening
was well attended and q fine time
enjoyed by Al. Music was furnished
by Wilton orchestra and lunch was
served 1t midnight by the ladies.
Mr.. and Mira. Reinholt Burg and
daughters, Helen and Malinda, have
moved from Wilton to the farm near
here which they purchased last fall.
The Crofte Star Homemakers club
met with Mrs. Ira Ealkenstein n.
Gently at which time the club quit
was ratified off, Mrs. Laurence Stocks
being the holder Of the winning
ticket.
Louis Michel, local farmer. and
Miss Elsie Weible Of Burnt Creek
were married recently in Bismarck.
The newlyweds Will make their home
In the Arnold community where MI.
Michel is farming this year.
Mrs. MatMlda Baumgart, who he's
been spending the past four months
away from home, returned here Fri.
day morning.
Rev. ]. v. Richert Of Bismarck held
services In the Lutheran church SUN
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kant visited and
Shopped in Bismarck Friday.
A girls sewing club was organixed
here recently with Mrs. H. M. dul.
son as leader. Officers are La veryl
Williams, president: Lillian West
brook, vice president; Juanita Web
ster, secretary: other members Of the
club are Lois and Helen Webster, sus-
an Poole, Hazel Anderson, Mary
Poole, Norma Westbrook and Elda
and Doris Hogue.
The Baldwin Boy Scouts troop met
In the Schoolrooms Tuesday evening
with Miles Stanton. their scoutmaster.
Mrs. Ira Falkenstein Is spending
the week with friends and relatives
In Bismarck.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. william Fricke, Jr.,
announces the birth Of 1 son 1t the
family home in Baldwin Sunday
morning.
The Crbfte Star Homemakers club
will meet ct the home Of Mrs. Ralph
Falkenstein Wednesday afternoon OF
this week.
L. E. Heaton Of Mckenzie was here
recently comforting with local officers
regarding government poor relief.
Quite . few attended the meeting.
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panied them q far g A6illarton, n
D., where she WIN b employed. Nh
will also visit her sieter and brother
in-law, Mr.. and Mn. walter Darnlck
Mr.. and Nrs. Raymond Spitser an
parents Of . baby boy horn recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry rox stoppec
In Wilton Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Meyer visited at
the L. spitser home Sunday. MrJand
Mrs. Raynold epitser also visited
there.
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BY MSS PAULINE sPlrzEH

Wilton shoppers Saturday were Joo
WarmEa, Samuel octulers, Emma
Brennisse, e. Splitter, son Leonard,
B. Monroe. Sons Earl and Donald and
daughter LAuxine.
Mr.. and Mn. Laurence Fisher ana
family visited ct tho y. Monroe home
Sunday afternoon.
0uotaS uCade Visited With the KxAts
chlldron Sunday.
The Henry ounstrom young folks
an6 q. 0plt1ef visited q the Henry
Dlede hoane Sunday.
Naynold epitser and Edmund Spit
~ motoeod . Oliver. n. D, we'd
needay. Mn Aminda epitser accom-
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NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS

Jiras. Milton Marcovitx, and lawrence
Fitzgerald.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pool were week
end guests at the ]. r. Fitzgerald
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0uss Graf and fam
tly were Sunday guests ut the philir
Wall home at Mercer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-11

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE
Evening star., 1933-09-15
IL DUCE CONTROLS
new COMPETITION
Outsiders Kept Out of Hard
Pressed Industries to Insure
Profit.

ROME, R)-n Duce has tightened
control over Italian industry by setting
up machinery to keep out new compe-
tition in fields he considers already
amply served
Where, in a figurative sense, there Is
not enough food for more than the i'm
mediate family, Mussolini closes the
doors to outsiders 1t is better for all,
he holds, to have we'll nourished few
than half-famished many IN indus
try
The machinery is made up of a COM
mittee whose permission must be OBJ
tained before any new industrial enter
priseS may be inaugurated. The COM
mittee keeps close watch on industry
as compared with the market.
If, for instance, it finds there Is not
room for another competitor in the au-
tomobile manufacturing business. it re-
fuses to permit installation Of any new
automobile plant. This assures the
manufacturers against further diW-
sion of their field
Some time has elapsed since the plan
was announced, but it has only now
been put to practical application. Al
berto Asquini, undersecretary Of corpo-
rations, heads the committee.
Representatives of several other gov
eminent departments and Of the prin-
cipal Fascist employers and labor as
sociations are members. Final word in
matters of supreme importance always
rests with Mussolini.