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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-31

cr0wding round 50 they shut out tho sun.
 "stand back gentlemen, please. Lot all see this experiment" a. l looked at that crowd. Never in my life did sec so many DOT. splring faces. Every last ono of them had his hat off flaming him. self and wiping his hat.bnnd dry of sweat. Enough heat generated right there to warm the Capitol all winter. Sid broke the two eggs. First one, then the other, dropping them into the rings. He took out his ] watch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-31

. A Waterbury young woman has been making herself knon in the field of interior decoration Celophane con tnues to make impression and touch of local interest w sdsd in the fact that the new material featured in House snd Garden has been by Mrs Thomas F. Nolan of Ran doph avenue this city, in neat and practical design for curtains Mrs Nolan is one of Waterburys weknown resi- dens graduate of Notre Dame academy and Trinity col lege wife of Thomas Nolan principal of Webster school
 material used by Mrs Nolan in her curtain design is com bnation ceophane and scrm which she has planned m an original design crisp and dainty suitable for summer
 se fin the city or country home mosurepr0o and trans parent durable and dust repeant Mrs Noans clever de- sign is new trend in modern decoration and attractive
 and practical addition any home designed and put the market by her and sold in this city exclusively by Hampson Mintie & Abbott
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-31

Editor. Tau To,Uer Topics: CouId you use any ','. Avence vou ioht have to get the roadwav edds"g so Hnn,iiton Park from East MGn street repairedY ts
 horrble condition aud makes automobile rsd'mg over the bunDs torture coat of oL over crushed stone or son,e hard subsance uioht Daake better You wN be oven countless thaks by the h~mdreds toms o"o DO out to aoatch the baU gaes Thnnks for the Sp0ce Baseball Fan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-31

N ,ar+arart William F. Pollard member of the Elks committee in charge of the farewell dinner to
 Rob Waters Saturday night received the following telegram Wsnesday from Harry Morrssey of Bridgeport one of the
 sr entertainers for the dinner Dear B Received your invitation to come to Bob Waters party and immediately
 t circle around the date You know how love to come m Waterbury especay to the parties given by the Elks.
 Have come across flock of new stories which hope you ntieers in the Brass City will have heard before Am bring i~S alone me Ole hearty Sheriff Whalen and between us i sinc couple of brand new dttes See you Saturday
 Harry" It will be remembered that MT Morrssey seyer
 ir Cary who now operates roadside tavern near Farm nston was also member of the cast MT Morrssey with his Sheriff Whalen provided plenty of fun and enter at the testimonial dinner to Joe Garvey last week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-31
What the wild waves are saying.

What the OiLd UdUes are sGy,n0. NeW BratGm man folloeo Waterburys example and abGndom some ot s porets at street intersections They cost too much to nnaintoin. Gardeners who got thetr tower oad vegeable seeds i early his sprng ddnt gdtn oythmg Heavu ruins of the ost ten days hGve V0sed out aud rotted most of them. Judge Alfred /. Taltey, Who spoke tt the Mt Manressa Retreatonts banquet n the Hotel Elton Tuesday night, presented acith WG- tcrby ciock appreciation o hs mdness 70 cons- ing here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-31

Barbs A man in London started laughing l6 months aoo and can't stop We knew it took Engishman long time to get ok but realized it took him so long f get over one A mdwestern newspaper frankly listed ceneteries in it's classified columns under Res0rtslast resorts Business has improved that many firms have been able repay their REC oans and free to criticize the government for holding up prosperity Mrs loon with her husband this summer. She won't have him look down upon her. Booteggers have turned to ferfeng says the chief of the U S. Secret Service We'll they can't make money way they'll make 1t another
 "A Battle Creek Mich. hotel clerk had policeman watch his desk at night while he went out to rob farant next door They caught him before he could ask lhs cop to give him lift with the loot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-31
BY GRANVILLE FORTEsCUE.

WASHINGTON in Summer can match Timbuktu for heat
 Not that capital maintains continuously the tenn. peraure record of the capital of Dahomay still during the Summer Washington kndes two or three sizzlers war ranted to make any Satan pounding 1t along Pennsylvania Avenue wish he were back In hades.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-31

the bot. By the time we arrived at the chain grocery, we fofmed quite a parade, all eager to observe tho eRg.frying demonstration. Most of the parnders were perBpiring iikO Turkish bath attendants.
 Sid, that was senrsuckor's namo, bought q couple of eggs, and q quarter pound Of butter. Seing the crowd. folks in the store were naturally interested. Pongeo Pants acted as announcer for tho enter- tainment. Reckon we picked up dozen or more par8ders, most Of them carrying palm loaf fans as
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-31
0ood Ekenlng.
LINES FROM "A STRIP OF BLUE"
R1ill sY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

I do not own an inch of land, But all see is mine,- The orchard and the mowing.helds, The lawns and gardens fine. The winds my tax-collectors are. They bring me tithes divine Wild scents and subtle essences, A tribute rare and free; And, more magnificent than all, My window keeps for me, A glimpse of blue immenslty,-- |, A little strip of sea.
 Lucy Larcorl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-31

well as tho family groceries.
 Sid popped into . Five and Ten down tho street and purchased c pnpor picnic plate, a fork, A ten cent thermometer and two rings rightly used to poach cggs.
 "Don't you noed q loaf 0f bread or mcpin' to make toast 7" Aloe nsked--that was the other lads name. Alec was still t0tting tho bag, sweating under hig load. IT'D BOIL A POT 1 OF COFFEE IN THIS HEAI''
 No, but if had time I'd boil n pot of coffee In this heat" said Sid.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-31

Tonu Diorio Roccos son, has been havbsg hGrd tne of t this uoeek He hos been dctually tm naentG torture And here's the story Tony aoho s student at Rorburv school tn Ghesre, catches or he J~msor basebcu nine Earlv thss week q 0ame Was arramGed fov this con,img Sunday morng betweem the Rosbnry Jayvees and tea representing the Conmbsan Sq~res Of Waterbury When the SqM'res 0ere recently or0da- ;zed and initiation ceremonies held there TO more snthusastc member than Tony Diorio. Now he's got so eau the signals against hts fellow Sqmres What predicanemt, he cals tt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-31

AmnweFs Co l'FevIDlss Qsstss1sI5ss IIAMILTON'S loan. from the H Bank Of New York and the Bank Of North America. was for si9f, ,s0s.SI and was used Co pay salaries Of the president. sens tors, representatives and oiIcers of the first Congress. Miss AmeIls Jsnks BIoomcr sponsored this tyne of wonisn's wear and intro ducsd it at the women's rI9hfs convention. The common glass bottle was She first manufactured product exported from this coun- try.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-31

ALEC. who takes thc bet. "pONGEE PANTS" . pOpcycd
 witness Co She wager.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-31
The Cast of Characters in
 "HOt Enough to Fry Eggs"

SID, n lad who bets e2,OOO M is hot enough in Washington Co fry eggs on the sidewalk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-31

Sid broke the two eggs, first one, then
 the other, dropping them into the rings. s.,..' M. took out his
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-08-02
ROCK SPRINGS
Fred Grams

Ole and Engebret Kampen were
county seat visitors Monday.
Guy Allen, Tom Allen, Edith Fol
som and Elsie Allen were In Reserve
Tusday.
O. Totdahl was a businss caller In
Reserve Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldine Grendahl were
Medicine Lake visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Rorvig and daughter,
Buernett OF Reserve were visiting at
the Bergie home Monday.
Shorty Jackson OF Plentywood was
a business caller in this district on
Wednesday.
Chic Summers and Bud Jones were
visiting in Fentywood Tuesday.
Miss Edith Folsom returned to her
home Friday morning. Miss Folsom
has been visiting at the Allen home
the past few days.
Carl Kampen, Miss Bertha Mork
and Mr.. and Mrs. Mork were shop
pers at Medicine Lake Saturday.
Melvin Kampen, Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
verson and Amanda Kampen and
Bobbie Summers were shoppers Ii
PlentyWood Friday.
Francis Bresg and Engebret Ramp
EN- were county seat visitors Satur
day.
Dave Summers and Freddie Sum
mers were business callers In Re
serve Sunday.
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Mrs. Fred Pauls<n

There are several cases OF pink,
eye In the community.
Lucille and Norbert Thull Of Bone
trail. N. D., and Irma Weer Of Gren-
ora, called at the Robert Weer
home Wednesday.
Rev. Shank OF Oregon. who has
been conducting Mennonite services
here since Friday, closed the meet
ings Thursday night He left by
train Friday for Bloomfield, Mont,
to continue his work.
Josie Bergum OF North Dakota, ar.
rived here last week to spend the
hummer vacation with relatives at E.
Coalridge.
Mrs. Ludwig Matheson and daugh.
ter, Bernice, who moved from here
to Malta, some months ago to join
the father and sons. who r EN-
ployed there. returned Thursday to
consult Plentywood doctors.
Fred Paulsen and Lon Myers have
been on the sick list the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Math Ottenbreit and
son visited at the VIM. Dominek
home near Westby Sunday.
The ball game Sunday was well
attended. Westby won over the
Coalridge nine.
Ella Rasmussen returned Tuesday
from a visiting trip east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolpha Lubdell and
children and Mrs. LohdelTs mother
left Tuesday for a vacation and visit
with relatives at Missoula.
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Ruegsegger for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Scott made
business trip to P~lentywood Thurs
day.
George Husers of Max, N. d.. neph
ew Henry Husers of Glencoe, MINI.
visited last week with Herman Hus
ers.
Leo Young of Raymond and Ro,
Udy made a trip to Glentana Sunday
Miss Tillie Effertz and Herman
Husers drove to Westby Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Hanson anc
children, who have been visiting al
the Mike Flannery home, started fol-
their home in Ketchican, Alaska
Miss Bernice Carlson accompanied
them.
Henry Wolders, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Flannery and Mrs. Rob West started
Sunday for Hot Springs. where they
will take mud baths.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Alexander are
taking their vacation at Glacier park
and points farther west.
An enthusiastic bunch OF base ball
fans from Outlook and vicinity went
to Brush Lake Sunday to see Out
look defeat Arnegard l to 0.
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MEDICINE LAKE
Alice Hort

Mrs. Wuest and granddaughter
jill Christensen, returned Thursda.
from a months visit at Libby.
Miss Audrey and Duane Brobst arr
here visiting relatives and friends
They came over from Glasgow Wed
nesday evening.
Norman Stubban. who holds a pos
ition with the Buttrey store at Glas-
cow, has been spending a week OF
his vacation with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Edw. Stubban.
Miss Gladys Peterson will leave
soon for st. Paul, where she will take
a course In beauty culture. Miss
Peterson has been employed at the
Evenson cafe for the past several
months.
Rev. A. ]. Goodson and family left
Tuesday for their months vacation
Their itinerary will include the west
ern states.
A Seth Parker program was given
Monday evening in the high school
auditorium. Mr.. Howard. from Lin
coin, Nebraska, who impersonated
Seth Parker. was assisted by a cast
OF local people.
Mrs. Willard French entertained
the Misses Helen Poe, Rosemary
Dolin. Lucille Markuson and Mrs.
Irene Ryder at an afternoon tea last
Tuesday.
Miss Fay Ness returned to her
home at Glasgow Sunday. after visit
ing with relatives for two weeks.
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WANSO, TWO TREE
and SHEEP CREEK
Mrs l. Brightsrnan

Walter Barge went to Dick Smiths
| Monday and got a body for his car.
Carl Lind made a trip to Reserve
Tuesday after repairs for his bind
err.
Buck Shaw Is helping Rudy Pal
utzke with his haying.
County seat visitors and shoppers
Tuesday were. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Art DeTien
Charlie Bell and son. Murray.
Walter and frankie Barge and
Chester DeTien were shoppers in
Archer Thursday.
Mfr. and Mrs.-J. Brfghtsman and
Mrs. S. Hoppins were business call.
ers In Plentywood Thursday.
Miss Marie Ertner celebrated her
birthday July 27th by going to Glas-
gov.
VIM. Whites were county seat
shoppers Wednesday.
Knute Knutson. Jr., and Werner
Fallice made a business trip to Re
serve Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fretheim and
Ruth and Marie Ertner went to Glas-
gov and Fort Peck Friday.
Rev. Bot closed Bible school at
the Two Tree school Thursday. They
had a picnic in the afternoon and an
enjoyable time was had by the ones
present
Mrs. T. Adams and son, LEONARD,
were business callers In P~lentywood
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Mcleod were
among the Plentywood shoppers on
Saturday.
Charlie Klisis, Pete Ronnie and
Andy Abbot, John Skie. S. Hoppins
and Einar Serum were county seat
callers one day last week.
Miss Vivian Davis was a caller at
the Fretheim home Sunday evening.
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OUTLOOK
Ella West

Word has been received here that
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Berg are the par
ents OF a son, born July 22nd at Epo-
kane, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Hayes OF Los
Angeles, Calf, spent a few days
last week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Hendricks and
daughter, Janice, from Zahl, N. d.,
arrived at the VIM. Goodlaxon home
Saturday. Mrs. Goodlaxon returned
with them.
DIR. Hall OF Plentywood called on
Mrs. j. b. Alexander Tuesday. He
pronounced her better and allowed
her to sit UP for the first time In
ten days.
Little Charles Belts, the is month
old child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Belts had the misfortune to have his
leg broken above the knee on Tues
day. He vas taken to the hospital
and a cast was put on the leg. He
lis nov at home and Is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Witte re.
turned on Thursday from a two
weeks visit with Mrs. Whites broth.
er, Henry Ransberg at Little Fork
MINI. While there they visited Mrs
VIM. Ruaber and Dan Olson, former
residents OF Outlook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macarthur OF Iof
Angeles. Calf, arrived Saturday a,
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Billy
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COUNTY NEWS
News Reports from Herald Correspondents Gathered from
every section of Sheridan County

E. Morrison called on Mrs. R. Stubbs
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rohweder Of
McElroy visited at the John Rohwed
er home Sunday evening.
Mrs. N. Thourp OF Alkabo. called
at the Oscar Neston home Monday
afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wirtzberger and
Mrs. Charley Myres and relatives at.
tended the ball game at Estevan on
Monday.
Mrs. John Sather, Sr.. is at Wild
rose, N. d., at the hospital. where
she had an operation on her leg. She
is getting along as well as can be ex-
pected at this time.
Bert Hoel and Carl Christofferson
arrived home the first OF the week
from a short trip to Glasgow.
Ingebred Haugen arrived home
from Minot, where he had been for
the last two months taking treat
ments. He is very much improved In
health and is staying home at pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Weston and
Miss Ethel were visitors at Williston
Sunday at the Albert Lillethun home.
Casper Deseth arrived home over
the week end from Glasgow.
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ANTELOPE
Fred Glaze

Christian Lee went to P~lentywoot
Tuesday to consult a doctor.
-Mr.-and Mrs.@JehnZ Welter.anc
son, Roy. and Mrs. Lew Folsom were
in Antelope from the WelIiver coun
try Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. SImonson and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Brensdal were
in Antelope from the northeast
country Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. lChas. Leuhrs and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mum
son called at the Glaze home Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. C. A. Foster is visiting a.
Mohall and Wbourn. N. D., this week.
Mrs. Alma Yeager and daughters
Charlotte and Alice, left Friday for
the west coast.
A double shower was held We'd
nesday at the r. D. Clark home for
Mrs. A. Bergie and Anne Ator.
Sylvia Richardson was a guest OF
Dorothy Richardson the past week.
MI. and Mrs. Ado1ph Bertilson and
family spent Sunday afternoon at the
Erne Grayson home.
Mrs. Art Olson and children Lois.
Mary Lou. and Connie, returned
Tuesday from Minneapolis.
doc" Hansen returned from Glas-
gow Monday and left Wednesday for
CCC camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Nelson, Milo
S~tangland and Ruth Arneklev mot
ored to Glasgow Sunday.
Mrs. G. A. Brandon spent Sunday
at the j. Christensen home.
O. b .Hoven Is spending a few
days in Canada fishing.
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RESERVE
]. ]. Gibbons

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Christensen and
three children returned Friday from
the western part of the state. where
they have been visiting Mrs. Christ
e%nsen's sister, Mrs. George Bliss.
Mrs. Dewey Christensen and
daughter Janet Elaine returned to
their home from the Plentywood hos
pital on Thursday. The young lady
was born there ON Monday, July 14th.
Mrs. Soren Rongbeng and son,
| Gordon returned to their home on
Friday Velma and Ardelle, who
were guests OF their grandparents re-
turned to their home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Anderson of
Oakland, California were in town on
Saturday calling on relatives. Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson are making an
extended visit at the VIII Anderson
home In Froid.
Mrs. Aage Jacobsen is Ill with an
attack of the summer flu.
The Wakeia Club held its July
meeting at the Dave Murk home.
with Mrs. Murk and Mrs. Gibbons as
h~ostesses. The afternoon was spent
working on a layette.
Mrs. Lars Angvick entertained the
Contract bridge club Tuesday after
noon. High score was made by Mrs.
Ed Eidness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eidness. three child
rem and Mrs. kallak left Wednesday
on an auto trip to various points in
Minnesota, where they will visit rel
atives. They expect to visit the mar
kets In Minneapolis before returning.
James Henderson OF Gillespie, ILL.,,
arrived Thursday for an extended
visit with his uncle, Robert Hender-
son and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Holm and chill
dren from Kelvin, Montana. who have
been visiting relatives in this vicini
ty, returned to their home Sunday
morning. Larry Madsen returned
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lund and MIR. and
.Fnlkerson inspected the dam at Fort
Peck on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sorensen OF Vol
liner were In town Monday calling on
their new granddaughter, Phyllis
Frederickson.
Mrs. Jim Evenson returned to her
home Monday. She had an operation
last Monday at the Plentywood hos
pital. She Is recovering in fine shape.
Jake Peterson Of east OF town went
Flaxville Monday and returned
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with a combine to take care of his
big crop. =
Mr.. Everson aud Harold had minor
operations performed at the Plenty
wood hospital Saturday morning.
Miss Virginia Madsen celebrated
her 10 birthday at the home OF her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Holm In
the Dagmar district.
Paul Jacobsen drove to Williston
Wednesday morning to meet Mrs.
Jacobsen and Eunice. who were re-
turning after spending several weeks
visiting in Grants Pass. Oregon.
Paul Conole drove to C~ulbertson
Sunday morning to meet Marion Con-
ole. who expects to spend a few days
visiting her mother. Miss Conole has
been In New York for a few weeks
on a buying trip for the Buttrey's
chain of stores.
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FRANKLIN
Mrs. c. r. Brock

Those from this vicinity who visit
ed the county seat Monday included
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Eide. Mr. ant
Mrs. Julius Beck and family, Mr.. anf
Mrs. C. n. Brock, Mr.. and Mrs. M. G
Rongstad, H. G. Petersen and son
Gordon, Miss Eva Rea Scott. Bruce
A. Smith and daughters. Oscar Foss
and Arthur Laukner.
Franklin Sorenson, accompanied
by Gordon Peterson and Adolpt
Granlund drove to Glasgow ,Wednes
day seeking employment
Sophus Christensen was a Plenty
wood visitor Friday.
Leonard Olson, a cousin OF Mrs. G.,
e. Dahlstrom. Is here for a visit
with the Dahlstrom family.
Miss Irene Williamson left Tues
day for Minot. where she will enter
business college.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Lipscomb and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolph Baney transact
ed business In the county seat Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Patterson were
over from Fairview to spend the
week end, They have just returneo
from a vacation trip through Vel.
lowstone Park.
The families OF Olaf and Mike
Hoff. Mrs. Alfred Sorenson and Fred
dy attended the big picnic on the
Reservation Sunday.
The Anton Peterson family have
moved to Medicine Lake and occupy
the Luchan property.
Miss Gladys Hendrickson visited
Miss Gladys Hansen this week.
Miss Mae Vance is spending a few
days at the Jules Henke home.
Joe Paterson accompanied Mr..
Larsen to Plentywood Saturday.
Mrs. A. f. Lipscomb and Miss
Bessie Lipscomb and Miss Esther
Geiser returned from their trip to
Yellowstone Park Wednesday.
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PLEASANT VALLEY
Mrs r Stubbe

Among those In town Saturday ev-
ening from Pleasant Valley, were
Bonnie Anderson and family, Earnest
Olsen and family, Ed Iverson and
family and the r. Stubbe family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flies Olsen and fam
lily OF Elkhorn district and K. Rog-
sted and family were In town Satur-
day evening.
Ed Hass and family visited at the
r. Stubbe home Wednesday evening.
The north ball team gave a dance
at the Edwin Helseth home Satur.
day evening. The dance waa fairly
well attended.
MI. and Mrs. e. e. Morrison visit,
ed across the International boundary
Sunday and brought Della back with
them.
Mrs. John Bohweder and Mrs. K.
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lone A. Foss

Mr.. Guy Pattison left last week for
Chicago where he will be govern
ment meat inspector at the Armour
packing plant.
Mrs. Chauncey Simmons, formerly
Susie Fraley, and children of Char
bonneau. are visiting the Helvor
S~killingberg family. Mrs. Simmons is
a sister Of Mrs. Skillingberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hanson and
family made a shopping trip to Plen-
tywood Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McGinnis and
their son, Clifford, and his wife and
children visited at the Sell home IN
Saturday. Mrs. John McGinnis is a
sister of Mrs. Sell.
Miss Mildred Munson of Regina
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Vic
Johnson. She arrived Saturday and
left Tuesday. Miss Munson Is a niece
of Mrs Johnson.
Mr., and Mrs. l.. A. Stout and Edna
Mae ARE leaving Wednesday for Spo-
kane Wash, where they plan to live.
A farewelLp party in honor OF Stouts
was held by the community Satur-
day night. About a hundred and
twenty-five guests were present. Al
large number of humorous games
were played In the school gym. A
midnight supper was served in the
Lutheran church basement, which
was beautifully decorated. R. G..
White acted as POSTMASTER. A purse
was presented MI. and Mrs. Stout
and Edna Mae. The only thing that
married a happy evening was the
recollection that the Stouts would
o be leaving.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. d. Bolyard were
very much startled at midnight Fri
day, when a number OF friends char
varied them In honor OF their elev-
enth wedding anniversary.
Carlton Foss spent the latter part
OF the week visiting relatives In
Froid.
H. Jensven returned from Fort
Peck to spend the week end visiting
his family here.
Ladies Aid was held In the Luther
an church basement Wednesday at
ternoon. Hostesses were Mrs. Ur-
dahl, Mrs. Albrt Jacobsen, Mrs. @.
Foss and Mrs. T. N. Thompson.
Mrs. A. J. Olson and daughter,
Norma, returned Sunday after a long
visit with the formers son, Clarence,
at Sweet Grass, Mont.
Doris Stanek returned to st. Mich
ael hospital In Grand Forks Sunday.
Miss Stanek Is taking Nurses train
ing at St Michael, and has been
home on a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Johnson and