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Brittin
y o. BUTTON

Ernest Bert ram and son Ollie .,
Mllaukee. wis.,, and Mr., Bertram., :,
son-in-law, Nels Nelson Of Vsi1e all.
CITY. visited relatives at the nrai,s
home last week, ~ '''s
MI. and Mrs. Harry Blount and
.amlly OF kilbernee arrived here Sat-
urday tor q visit with relatives and
friends. Mr.. Blount returned home
MONDAY and Mrs. Blount and the
cMloren remained until Wednesday
mrs. VIM. Marvel Of Fargo is visit.
ing AZ the home Of her mother. Mrs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Amondineer ara ~.
parents Of q baby boy, Vernon. born
sunday, August 18th, at a Bismarck
hospital. s
sunday dinner guests at the pralle
nome were Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. oae-
Ier and daughter Of Bismarck. Mr.
ana Mrs. Ed. Eberling and children
OF Menoken, Mrs. Lloyd Hanchin and
little son Of Stayton, Ore, and lisa.
core Doerr OF Braddock. Mrs Ham
I'M ana son will remain for several
days visit.
Mr.: and Mrs. Geo. Day and Mr.
ana Mrs. Richard Day were SUNDAY
o'nner guests at the Frank Burhaee
home near Bismarck.
school started Monday, Sept. srd
at Teller Nos. and 2 and at the
Morton school.
Mrs. Geo. Morrison and sor and
daughter in-law. Mr.. and Mrs Hom.
er Andrews and little Bertha Marie
motoreo to Fargo Tuesday. They
VISITED Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Tonne al
Detroit Lake s. Mrs. Tonne was for.
merly Mrs. Geraldine Ginter and
well-known here. On the return trir
they visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank VIII.
hams and Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Gren,
at Medina. arriving home Saturday.
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Frances
By MRS. WALTER DrETZMAN

John Kruger and sister, Mrs. l..
Martinson, were business callers In
Bismarck Monday afternoon.
Lawrence maitland returned from
Minneapolis Wednesday.
Ed. Widger and Henry Miller were
callers in Bismarck Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tebbo Harms visited
at the w. A. Dietzman home We'd
nesday evening.
Lawrence Madland took Chas.
Cederstrom to a local hospital in
Bismarck Wednesday. MIR. Ceder-
strom had q stroke.
Miss Dena Harness was given q
surprise party at her home last Sun
day evening. A group Of young folks
from Bismarck were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Madland
visited at the Ben McClusky home In
Wing Thursday evening.
Mrs. T. Harms and daughter Vina
were shoppers in Bismarck Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Melick left
for Washburn Tuesday where they
will stay while Mr.. Melick's parents
are In Chicago attending the worlds
fair.
Fred Nitzel and his father, Herman
Nitzel from Morton. Mimi, are visit
ing at the Walter Dietzman home.
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her grandmother, Mrs. B. F. Lane,
left Thursday for her home.
Henry Wierenga arrived home Fri
day evening after spending q week
visiting his parents and relatives at
Lennox, S. D.
]. F. Coder shipped two carloads Of
cattle Tuesday to st. Paul. He will
visit with his mother and other rela-
tives in Minneapolis.
The Misses Margaret Gillen and
Esther Lang arrived Monday to teach
at Moffit.
Charley Mauk and George Moffit
left Tuesday for Fort Peck, Mont,
where they will be employed.
Orville Thompson left for Iowa
Monday after q few weeks visit with
his family at Motif.
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Still
By 3. r. HAGsTROM

Miss velma johnson returned
home Friday from Bismarck where
she has been working for the past
few months.
All the schools in Grass Lake town
ship opened Monday for another
school term, the teachers being Miss
es Alice johnson, Victoria Franzen
OF Coleharbor. Margaret johnson and
Helen Redington, in schools Nos. !,
2, 8, 4. respectively.
Miss Ingrid Hagstrom opened .
school term at Price and Miss Naomi
Hagstrom opened . school term at
Judson, both on Monday morning.
Mrs. Elmer Killing and children left
by train from Bismarck for Dunn
Center Friday where they visited with
relatives over the weekend.
Axel Asplund and Mr.. and Mrs. ].
N. Morris returned home Monday
after . weeks trip to Egeland and
Cando, N. D.
Oscar Hagstrom returned to his
home Sunday after q two weeks
vacation trip to the Century Of Pro-
gress. He also visited friends and
relatives IN Chicago. In route home
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Garfield
~ MRS. A. 7. GHYLlN

A farewell party was held at the
school house Wednesday evening in
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Fisher
who moved to their new home in
Wilton Saturday. The evening was
spent in playing games. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fisher were presented with q
purse Of silver. The Aid presented
Mrs. Fisher with linen table cloth.
Mrs. s. L. Jordahl, Kenmar Jordahl
and Lucille johnson drove to Bene-
dict Sunday where Lucille will teach.
Mrs. Jordahl and Kenmar returned
home Monday.
About IS people gathered at the A.
r. Ghylin home Friday evening to
help Alvin Ghylin celebrate his BIRTH
day. The evening was spent In
dancing. A pot-luck lunch was serv-
ed at midnight.
Mrs. B. o. Strand and Mrs. H.
Watkins were business callers In Bis
marck Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Olson, Violet Oh
son, and Dee Bailey left Sunday for
Iowa where they plan visiting about
three weeks at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Hetherington.
Ladies' Aid will meet at the Ole
Void home Wednesday, Sept. Il.
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TO GUARD
FARLEY DELEGATES
Rumors Heard That Facist Ele.
tnents intend Harm to French
and Soviet Groups

Geneva. Sept. 7.-(F-Extraordi-
nary police precautions will be taken
to protect the French delegation to
the League Of Nations and also, later,
the Russian delegation il Russia Is
elected to the League Of Nations. 1t
was revealed Friday.
Local authorities were advised by
the central government at Berne Of
rumors that manifestations were be-
ing prepared by Fascist elements
against both the French and Russian
representatives.
These manifestations, it was said,
would be directed against France be-
cause Of that nations activities seek
ing Soviet Russia's admission into the
League. and the manifestation
planned against Russia would be be-
cause Swiss conservative elements op-
posed the entrance Of Russia into the
League and Switzerland will vote
against Russia at the assembly.
League leaders forecast an easy ad-
mission for Russia with the ALLEGATION
Of q permanent seat in the peace
council but, simultaneously, they adj
mitted they were troubled over the
attitude taken by Argentina, Poland
and Portugal.
The British delegation was UNDER
stood to be trying to break down any
Portuguese resistance, vital step be-
cause Portugal Is q member Of the
council and can block q permanent
seat for Russia, thereby effectively
preventing that nations entrance in
to the League. Argentina's attitude
continues to be mystery and was
one Of the main subjects in the dis
cussion in leagues lobbies today.
The League council voted to refer q
consideration Of the Chaco war be-
tween Paraguay and Bolivia to the
assembly.
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Ghylin
~ I. L. DAVIS

Mrs. Oscar sunquist and son Hugo
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Keator were
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nils
Tosseth.
Misses jeanette Coleman. Chicago,
and Elsie Coleman, Bismarck, have
been spending their vacations in
Ghylin at the home Of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Coleman.
Miss Edith Backman and Emerson
Gill have returned to Wilton to con-
tinue their high school studies.
A farewell party was held Friday
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Coleman for their daughters
jeanette and Elsie.
Margaret Davis spent few days
this week visiting her sister in Bis
marck.
o. w. Backman attended to business
in Bismarck Saturday.
Mrs. Lava Anderson and Mrs. Ben
ME Anderson were visitors at the
Melvin Backman home Sunday.
VIM. Drawer has returned to his
home in Ghylin after living in Wis
consin where he had been Ill fol
some time.
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M'Adoo Pays Call at
Summer White House

Hyde Park, N. Y, Sept. 7.-(R-
Senator william Gibbs McAdoo.
Democrat, Of California. called at the
simmer White House Friday Tor
luncheon to consider. among other
things with President Roosevelt the
complicated California political situ-
alton.
The California Democratic leader
declined to state before going to the
president just what his attitude was
toward Upton Sinclair, former social
ist and now Democratic gubernatorial
nominee for the state.
Also, the president had at luncheon
Friday Pierre Flandin. minister Of
public works Of France. and Mrs
Flandin.
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Rock Hill
D. RUTH LITTLE

Joe Handleman OF Aberdeen, 8. D.,
. former resident Of Rockhill town.
ship. was . Tuesday guest ut the J,
r. Little home.
School No. 2 opened Monday with
Miss Mabel Lyle Of Wing as teacher
Bart and Irene Fitzgerald and
Betty Risch motored to Bismarck
Thursday.
Sunday guests ct the K. o. Knut-
son home were Charlie Hettick, Anna
Gutenberg. Mr.. and Mrs. John john
son and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Mclean and family Of Menoken.
Oscar Magnuson motored to Bis
marck Wednesday.
A large crowd attended q party at
the Chris Waugeman home Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ehnes were
weekend guests 1T the Pete and
Jake HUFF homes ct Washburn, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Olson and
son were Sunday guests at the VIM
Mccullough, ST., home.
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Glenview
y VIOLET L JOHNSON

Mike Neidermeyer and Dave Carl
son returned this week from Fargo
where they have been employed for
the past two months.
Perry Simons and daughter Hilda
OF Albany, N. Y, are visiting at the
home Of Mr.. simons' brother, Willard
Simons and family.
Con johnson motored to Bismarck
Wednesday on business.
The Busy Bee sewing club met ct
the home Of Mary and Susan Poole
Saturday afternoon with all members
present. The next meeting will be
at the home Of Alice Splitter Oct. s.
Fern Simons went to Bismarck
Sunday evening where she will stay
to attend school.
Gertrude Engcn Of Bismarck was Q
Sunday guest at the Jacobson home.
Mrs. Bessie Monroe and son, &C
companied by Mrs. Albert Larson
spent Saturday in Bismarck.
Mrs. Ruth Engen and sons. Gordon
and Junior, and Ed. Nelson, all OF
Bismarck. were visitors at the Jacob
son home Monday. Gordon will
leave the latter part Of the week fol
Moorhead, Mimi, to attend college.
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S. W. Burleigh

Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Gulson and
Bernard Davenport attended the
Christian lEndeavor convention held
at Wilton Sunday. Sept. :.
o. G. Davenport left Tuesday for
Portland, Oregon. where he was call
ed because Of the serious illness OF
his sister.
Rev. and Mrs. J. r. Godfrey and
daughter Florence. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Osborn and family visited at
John r. Stewards Sunday. Rev.
Godfrey, d former pastor here 81
years ago, organized church and Sun
day school at Stewartsdale. Rev.
Godfrey ard family will leave Thurs
day for their home at Gilman, Wis.
Helen Mallard is visiting at the
Alex Stewart home. Miss Manard
lust returned from Buchanan, N. D.,
where she has spent most Of the sum-
mer.
George varnum and Norm n
Stewart motored to Fort Yates Mon
day. They were overnight guests 1t
the Christ Smith home.
The Ladies Missionary meeting
vas held Thursday at Mrs. O. G:
Davenport,s. The next meeting VIII
be at the VIM. Mcdonald home.
Otto johnson was . shopper N
Bismarck Saturday.
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Lyman
y .. oYIDE,s

Mrs. Fred Mulari and baby daugh-
ter returned home from Wing Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Kavonius,
Charley Johnson and Werner pihlaja
were Bismarck callers Monday.
Jacob Banttarri and Mrs. John
Hokana motored to Braddock Sunday
to attend the farewell party for Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Lipisto and family
who are going to Oregon in the near
future to make their new home. Mrs.
Lipsito Is Q sister Of Mrs. Hokaua.
Walter Waste, Elmo Ecleholm and
Andrew Liuska, CCC boys from La
Moure. spent the weekend 1t their
homes here.
Walter Ojanen, Seth oylden and
Harry Hedstrom returned from Min
nesota where they have been looking
after business interests for the past
two weeks.
Mrs. william Harju spent Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Gust Eckholm.
Quite . number Of the community
women attended the shower for Mrs.
Fred Mulari Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. 6irtola and small son returned
home from the st. Alexius hospital
Saturday evening.
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8 Will Be Confirmed
At Services Sunday

The sacrament Of confirmation will
be administered to eight young people
Of the First Lutheran church at 1890
o'clock Sunday morning, according to
the pastor. Rev. q. Adolph Johns.
who Friday announced the program
for the service.
Those to be confirmed are the
the Misses Helen johnson, Viola
Malm. Ellen Nelson and Edna Han
son, Kenneth Flateland, Robert Mel
vile, Frederick Swenson and Robert
Watts. They have received special
instruction In christian teaching and
practice during l933-34 and were
questioned publicly on June Is.
Following Is the program for the
confirmation: Hymn, Blessed Saw
Tor, Thou Hast Taught Me"-congre-
cation: liturgical service-congrega-
ton and pastor; vocal quintet, Fol
low Me'-the Misses Gladys Barth.
Marion Porter, Odessa Nelson, H. A.
Swenson and o. N. Nordlund: hymn.
Thine For Ever! God Of Love-
congregation; sermon, seek First the
Kingdom Of Cod; hymn, Jesus Is
My Joy, My Alr-congregation; Of
fertory-Miss Odessa Nelson: con-
firmation promises-class; vocal quin-
tet, % Jesus, I Have Promised; dis
tribution Of certificates and benedic-
ton.
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LIBERTY LEAGUE TO
FIGHT FOR IDEALS
Leaders Declare Human Rights
and Property Rights Are
InseparabIs

Washington, Sept. Z. - ar - The
American Liberty League served en-
phatic notice Friday that 1t Is ZEN
listed for as many years as may be
necessary" to enforce its conception
Of the constitution. ....
The campaign will be given another
flip Friday night in q nationwide
broadcast by President Jouett Shouse.
but the Acknowledgment forays
against infringement Of "constitution-
al rights" will be deferred until De-
cember.
Although there Is no change in
league determination to refrain from
the current campaigns, it Is consider
ed inevitable in political circles that
the latest revelation Of its plans will
become a factor.
Alfred z. Smith, John w. Davis,
Representative James w. Wadsworth
and others Of It's executive committee
joined In a plain-spoken contradiction
Of New Deal portrayals OF the prop
erty Owners organization.
It was summed up in the words:
human rights and property rights
are inseparable."
This referred, indirectly, to Presi-
dent Roosevelt's contention that the
first-announced league purposes made
no provision for help to the jobless
end protection Of the weak.
The committee reported q nation
wide glad reaction to its efforts.
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'Irygg
y ,ns. GEORGE NELSON


Little Dennis Nelson, son OF M.
and Mn. Ben Nelson Of Mlles City'
Mont, u visiting ct his grandmotn-
er's, Mrs. Ernest Gordon.
Z. A. Trygg transacted business N
Bismarck "wednesday.
It has been planned to open scnooa
No. ; In Trysg with government aid.
Jessie pettis viii b. the teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. John echlepp mo-
'tored 70 Bismarck Thursday % snop.
Victor Nelson came home SATURDAY
from Il Moute, where he y stationed
with the Geo camp. to visit ms Pat
ents, Nels Nelson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Andef3on ana
family from north Of Baldwin came
here Sunday 70 visit at the home @
Mr.. AndersonS sister, MI. ana Mfs'
David Ttygg and family.
Eva TryeG and Alfred Habeck went
to Mckenzie 70 attend high school
They are staying at the Fred HaoecA
home,
NJ. ana llrs. Geo. Nelson we're
dinner guests Sunday Of Mrs.. 1onn
Habeck. ".
School No. I started Monday IN
east Tfygg with Htlma olson e
teacher while the other two schools
closed for three weeks due 70 wnoop'
ang cough eptdemic.
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Schrunk
y IRENE MARCHANT

Mrs. John Witt and Miss Esther
Relic were Monday afternoon visitors
ut the Roy Marchant home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stroh were Wing
shoppers Thursday afternoon.
Dave Hochhalter motored to Bis
marck Sunday to see his daughter,
who is q patient in q hospital there
Tom Novy motored to Wing Mon
day afternoon.
Miss Ruth Lyle returned Saturday
to her home in Wing after being en-
ployed at the John Fitzgerald home
for q few weeks.
John and Bertha Relic were Thurs
day dinner guests at the John Witt
home.
A farewell party was given at the
w. M. Ryan home Sunday evening IN
honor Of the C.C.C. boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Marchant were
Sunday evening visitors Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Stroh.
Visitors at the Emil johnson home
Wednesday were Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Zelmer and daughters Fern, Viola ano
Loretta and Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Stroh
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Ndoffit
y SRs. G. Z. lloFFIT

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brownawell
left Saturday for Bismarck and from
there will accompany their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Snyder. to Harrison, Idaho.
where they win visit week with the
Howard Brownawell family, who left
here In June. They will return about
Sept. II by way Of the Yellowstone
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett velzy arrived
at Moffit Wednesday from Valley
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt johnson and
Marian and Jackie Horgerson were
Bismarck callers Saturday. Mrs. Tor
gerson and baby came home with
them and Marian remained with her
little brother who Is III at the hospi-
tai.
Mrs. Emil Enockson and sons, Gene
and Clifford. visited Tuesday at the
Eddy Adams home near Mckenzie.
Miss Edna Horner Of Roosevelt.
MINI, who has been visiting with
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Harriet
By MISS Z. NJ. THOMPSON

o. q. Weitstock, Bud See and
Arthur Thompson motored to Bis
marck Saturday.
A Mehlhoff reunion was held at the
Adam Mehlhoff home Sunday. Those
who attended from this vicinity were
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pehl. ST., Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Weitstock, Mr..
and Mrs. Ted Hoffman. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Merkel, Mr.. and Mrs. Christ
Wetzel, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Merkel and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pehl. Jr. Other
relatives from futile. Bismarck, Man.
dan and Valley City also were there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Josephson
visited at the home OF their daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
r. Leach Sunday.
Miss Theda thinner visited friends
in Tuttk Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arvid Backlund of
Bismarck called at the Christ Wetzel
home Saturday.
Bernie thinner spent the weekend
at his home in Arena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wetzel attend
ed the wedding Of Mr.. Wetzel's broth
er, Fred Wetzel, and Miss Belle Gold
smith Of Tuttle Friday.
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Wing
~ MARTHA MUELLER

Vivian Knowles. who has spent
some time visiting relatives at Wood
worth, returned to her home We'd
nesday.
Rev. and Mrs. John Fischer Of Tut
tie were Sunday afternoon callers at
the John Mueller home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harry and fam
lily visited friends and relatives In
Bismarck Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Knowles and FAM
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. r. Jacobson
motored to jamestown Sunday.
Mabel Lyle. who has spent some
time visiting relatives in the eastern
states. returned to her home Tuesday
morning.
Marie Ja cobson of Bismarck Is
visiting at the Henry jacobson home.
Mrs. J. Homer and children OF
Glen Ullin were visitors at the Ben
McCloskey home Wednesday.
Sadie and Delbert Boss Of Caring
ton spent the latter part of the week
visiting at the Ben Boss home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Kopplin left
Monday morning for Minnesota where
they will visit for some time.
Besse Edgerton Of Minneapolis Is
visiting at the H. Edgerton home.
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Drisc0u


Mr and Mrs. r. A. Thomas Of
nicE,nson are new residents here.
! q WriRht and daughter Mildred.
vho attended the Century OF Pro"
sress exposition in Chicago and visit
"a nelatives at other points IN IL
,,nois returned home Friday.
Mrs Connel OF Glasgow, Montana.
Who has been spending the past week
visiting ct the Joe Lewis home' le't
Friday. . p..h..v
MINI. were callers on liver Noroy FIJI
day evening. ..s.. a.
Mrs Ella Rosvold left Saturday 1o1
nismarck where she will reside.
Mrs. Mary Lindblad. who mas oesn a
spending the summer iaon'ns = 'ne
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honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Poole,
Jr, whose wedding took place In
Wilton on Wednesday. Mr.. Poole Is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Poole
Of Baldwin, and the bride was for
merly Miss Nellie Partyka Of Wilton.
The newlyweds are making their
home here for the present.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid met
with Mrs. Roy Lewis Wednesday aft
ercoou.
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Tears of Blood
Puzzle Doctors

Kansas City, Sept. 7.-(R-
Tears Of blood shed once . day
by . 28-year odd woman, puzzled
physicians at General hospital
Friday.
Accompanied by severe head
pains and tears Of water, the
flow Of blood. about 10 cubic CEN
timeters each time. generally &C.
ours ct night. Physicians who
have examined the patient, Mrs.
Eula Santa Maria, said the blood
does not come from the tear ducts.
Physicians tests have provided
no clues to the cause.
Mrs. Santa Maria said she first
wept blood about six months ago.
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Trade Review Sees
Fall Buying Squirt

New York. Sept. 7.-(R-There are
definite signs Of a strong revival" OF
retail buying during the autumn
months, said Dun & Bradstreet IN
their weekly trade review Friday, land
barring prolonged labor disturbances,
the current rise IS expected to be
strengthened gradually until joined
BY the forceful momentum Of the holi-
day shopping season..
The survey declared that the mod
crate expansion Of commercial bank
loans may be interpreted not only as
indicative OF plans for extending fall
industrial activities beyond earlier
estimates, but also attests to the bet
ter financial position which numerous
firms have been able to achieve.
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Painted Woods
BY MRS. OLE L1LLEFJELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nelson and
two children, Billy and June, arrived
in Bismarck from Chicago Wednes-
day night. They are guests at the
Frank Erickson and Andrew Nelson
homes. The Nelson's intend to visit
for about two weeks.
liver Erickson was q Wilton caller
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brown and chill
dren visited at william Browns Fri
day.
Anton Nelson spent q few days In
Bismarck this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld and
daughter Mary Ann visited at the
Andrew Nelson home Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs. william Brown, who has been
visiting relatives and friends at Bis
marck for the last week, returned
home Sunday.
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NEWS OF OUR NEICHB0RS
Heatorl


Emanuel, the six-month- child
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. Christ HolwaRner.
rassed away last week.
Karl Heinle and Willie Hare Of
Goodwin visited relatives ut Turtle
Lake Saturday and Sunday.
Edwin Heinle u attending hiRh
school at Turtle Lake, staying 1t the
John Neuhardt, ST., home.
Verdella, the infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tobie Mittlider. died
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Keck and son
Kenneth and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brackle motored to Bismarck Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Watcher and
son Norman visited with Mrs. WAL
cher's parents ct Goodwin Saturday
and Sunday.
sam Watcher and Ruben 0eisle
spent Sunday ut Turtle Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Kast. ST.. and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. John J,
watcher, Jr.. and family are plan
ming to move to Washington in the
near future.