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Wing
y LILLIAN MyELLER

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee tlamblin and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Math Dahl
ana Robert Madland Of Haselton and
Mrs. Charles Mccormick and sons Of
Menoken and Harold Madland ana
children spent Sunday at the Arne
Midland home.
Mildred Kelly, who Is teaching
school near Arena, spent Saturday
night and Sunday at the H. Jacobson
home.
Mrs. Jim sedivic, who has spent
the past week In Bismarck, returned
to her home Friday.
John Weber, Jr. aud daughter
Mary ana Mrs. Fred Berth motored
to bismarck Thursday. Mr.. Borth,
who has been . patient in the st.
Alexius hospital, returned home with
them.
I'd. Dalbec and son Francis and
daughter Lucille spent Sunday in
Goodrich.
The Ladies Aid held their meet
ing It the home Of Mrs. H. Jacobson
Thursday.
Florence Hubbell, who Is attending
college In Valley City, returned to her
parental home Friday night to spend
the weekend.
Mrs. q. A. Hubbell spent the past
week visiting friends In Glen Ullin.
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A party was held at the school
house Friday evening which VA
largely attended. Dancing was the
main diversion with music supplied
by Paul BorneF. Several boxing
matches were staged between local
boxers during the evening.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Anderson had
for their Sunday guests the parents
OF Mr.. Anderson from Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Rupp and
Mrs. Fredolen Rupp were visitors Ia
the Capital City Saturday afternoon.
The Orofte star Homemakers club
met ct the home Of Mrs. Arthur Mey-
ers Wednesday afternoon. At thu
time the Friendship quilt pieced By
the club members was ratified Oft.
Mrs. Ralph Falkenstein and infant
son, Richard Leroy, returned home
from Bismarck Sunday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Anderson Of the Rsgau
community Is spending the week With
local relatives.
PAUL Dorner spent Sunday at the
+. A. Fricke> home.
Mr.. and llrs. h. A. Berg and fam.
lily visited With relatives In Wilton
Thursday Afternoon.
Nr. and Mrs. Frank Stitaer and
son Ellison 4of Bismarck were Visiting
with relatives here Thursday after
noon.
The Heck family, who haze been
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Marchant, and
daughter Irene were Monday eve
ming visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Allan
Westerman and son Everett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Stroh spent
from Monday until Wednesday at t1e
Dave Hochhalter home.
ThWsday evening visitors ct the
John Witt home were Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Hoffman. Edwin Treibwas-
ser, Gust Witt, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Marchant and daughter Irene.
A party was held 1T the James
Novy home Friday evening. the oc-
casion being Mr.. Novy's birthday.
A surprise party was held ct the
Henry seilinger home Saturday eve
ming IN honor Of hts birthday. Cardl
and games were the main entertain
nent Of the evening and lunch VA
served at midnight.
Miss Irene Merchant. Mary and
Clarence johnson and John Reile
were Saturday evening callers at the
John witt home.
Henry Schulz motored 70 Regau
Thursday.
=. M. Nolan returned home Wed
nesday from the st., Alexius hospital
In Bismarck.
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NEWS OF OUR NElCHBORS

Mrs. g. 3. Craven became new mem
bers. A luncheon was served. Mrs
Clifford will entertain at the next
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Lee Of BIS
marck were guests Of Mr.. and Ma
r. q. Abelein Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Aenew spent
the weekend ct the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Quentin Eoell Of HaSelton. Mrs
Chas. Soule Of Haselton returned
home with them for visit With rela.
tives here.
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. H. Klepstin visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sherman Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Ebling and Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Craven sponsoret
| 4 community party and shower ct TIKI
| town hall for Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Aver
who had their home burned recently
The evening was spent In dancing
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Christiana
~ VIOLET CLARKE

Tom Smith was q supper guest ct
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Han
sen Monday night.
Robert Barrow, Adolph Hansen.
Ernest and Willie schoou were callers
in Bismarck Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Olson were
Driscoll callers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sharp are the
parents Of . boy born FEB. l2th.
Lester Clark was = caller at the
Elder Elness home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Schocn were
Driscoll callers Wednesday.
Mrs. Christ Schoon entertained Z
group Of friends at . party Wednes-
day evening In honor Of her birth
day. Cards were played during the
evening after which . lovely lunch
was served.
Tom Smith spent Sunday evening
at the Martin Aaguus home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 6edivec and
daughter and Sidney Lunquest Of nea,
Sterling visited 1t the home q NJ
and Mrs.. Stanley Ffandoon Monday
evening.
stanley Frandson was taken to tn
Bismarck hospital Thursday morntn,
where he underwent "a -cpeEaticn q
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Richmond


The e. Johns, Freda. Paulina and
Ernest Berg, Mathilda. Eva, John and
Martin Degner, Theodore and Robert
Weber. helped Miss Martha Sieglock
celebrate her 10th birthday Thursday
evening.
Christ Berg and daughter Martha
were Monday evening visitors At the
Jacob Wagner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Degner, sons
Martin and Emil and daughters Louise
and Esther were Wednesday evening
visitors at the John Weber, Jr., home.
Miss Edna Flrman spent the week.
end with her cousins Mr.. and MIS-.
Theodore Furman at Robinson. N. D.
G. A. Bassert and son Albert and
Reynold Engel were callers In Bis
marck Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Helm motored to
Fredonia Wednesday where they Will
visit for few days.
Christ Berg and son Reynold and
Isidore Kremenetsky were capital city
callers Thursday.
The Richmond Harmonious Howlers
held their meeting Wednesday eve.
ming. Clover Johns, Alice McClusky,
and Harold williams were visitors.
The next meeting will be February q.
John Weber. Jr., and daughter Mary
and Mrs. Fred Barth motored to Bis
lnarck Thursday after Fred Barth,
who was a patient in the Bismarck
hospital.
Alex Neff and Fred Pines, Jr., were
visiting with Henry Delzer Wednesday
evening.
Harold Midland and VIM. DegneI
were callers at the VIM. Pltenes home
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wagner. and
daughter Violet. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Hien and son Henry, Walter Melhoff
Elizabeth and Jake Leno, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Degner were Sunday eve
ming visitors at the Christ Berg home
Clyde Rhodes and Bob Wilson visit.
ed ct the Rudolph Engel home Fri
day evening.
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Welch's Spur
By MRS. r. M. WEIGH

Mrs. Ruth McMurrich. Sgt. bauu'
Luella Tollefson and lawrence Dop-
pier visited Ut the Robert Welci'
home Monday evening.
o. p. WEIGH and grandson, nsn-
meth Johnston, called at the Jonn
WEIGH home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Welch ano
neul,ews visited ut the G. e. boyo
home Tuesday evening.
Arthur Yeakle visited At the Dop-
pler home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Oder ano
dauehter, Lawrence Doppler. Russo!
Toilefson and Robert WEIGH viSteo
At the Otto Dorman home Thursday
evening. :.
A number Of neighbors gathered 2!
the =. z. Baker home SATURDAY ano
had . party in honor Of Luella IolleI-
son and Merwyn Baker. who WIZ ceie-
brate their birthday anniversaries
within . few days. -.
M. and Mrs. Paul Hanson enter
tanned . number Of friends at 2
dancing party Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Horace Dtrlam eno
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Craven were Bismarck visitors sat
urday. .
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vel, Beverly and Elaine. and H. E.
Scott were Sunday visitors at Alvin
Lange's home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thco Quanrud and
Helen and Leonard, Mr.. and Mrs. Alec
Oshanyk and 0enece. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Olson, Harold Larson and Ray
Simons were among those who spent
Sunday at Jacobson's home.
Mrs. Lars jacobson and Violet
johnson accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Richie Of Bismarck to Nc
clusky Sunday where they visited at
the Stanley Richie home.
Thomas Jacobson spent Sunday 1T
Gust IArSof1.S,
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residing on the farm south Of Bald
win owned by Duncan Mc0illis, arc
moving to . farm near Harmon ct an
early date. The Mc0illis farm has
been rented by Frank Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kant called at
the Knownly Dorman home Monday.
Mrs. Louie Collar has returned
home from . several weeks visit in
Bismarck.
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Wilson


Mrs. John wagner spent few days
at her parental home At Menoken
during the illness Of her sister, Marie
achauer.
Hugh and Raymond Redington
called ut the Sam Berg home satur-
day.
John wagner. Herda Berg and
Herbert Wagner were supper guests
at the Adam schauer home at Memo
ken Friday.
Caroline Balander Of velya Is visit
ine at the Sam Berg home. Miss
Bslander is Z cousin Of Mrs. Berg.
Harold Hientz Of Regan was visit
ine With relatives and friends mere
lat weekend. He motored to Mar.
tin, N. D., Saturday where he VIII
spend q few days with his parents.
Clare Wagner entertained several
~ her friends at her home In remem'
brance Of her birthday Sunday eve
ming.
M and Mrs. Harold LANCE. who
are making their new home south o.
here. spent Sunday At the Christ won
Mn John Kurle entertained . few
friends at her home for dinner sun
day. - -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Gesele, VINO 1of
the last two weeks, have been IN q
Bismarck hospital. returned to tnei'
home Friday. -.
MRS. Ed 0esele entertained the
Ladies' Aid Sunday eeyning at mel
home. -,
N. and Mrs. Philip Wall and chi
dren. Mr.. and Mrs. John Berg ano
daughters, Aletha and Alma. spen,
Saturday evening at the Emanuel
Heintz home near Mercer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake stude spen'
Sunday evening at the John hurie
home. .a
M. and Mrs. John J. Wagner ano
sons Of near Mercer, also Mr.. arg
Mrs. John J. Rever, spent sunday eve
ninr at the John Berg home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 9chlofman ano
daughters visited ut the Christ won
home Thursday evening.
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The P.T.A. met at the Garfield
school Friday evening. The next regu-
lar meeting viii Be held In April. The
P.T.A. will give their play March ..
A large number attended the ladies
aid ct the Ira Bailey home Wednes-
day. The next meeting win be held
1t the Strand home February %. Vic.
let Olson was elected new secretary. .
Miss Thelma Hanson Was called
home by the illness Of her father.
Misses Lucille johnson ana 0udrun
Jordahl and oglo johnson we're CALI
ers In Bismarck Saturday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. G. WAeeman and Ttllie
Waneman and Mr.. ana Mrs. John
Bausch were callers In Bismarck Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 0hylin entertained
I 1T q party In honor Of Glars fifth
birthday anniversary sunday altar
noon.
llss. y. o. Strand and son visitst
With Mrs. H. Davenport Tuesday
afternoon.
m. A. =. ahylin entertained ~
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Crawford and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Snyder were
Monday evening visitors at the Studio
Woodwork home.
Mrs. Florence Savage Of Seattle.
Wash, who came here to attend the
funeral OF her father. w. II. Edwards.
visited with friends and her son and
daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Irvine, several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mallard ana
Elmer Agnew from near Menoken
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph snyder
Thursday afternoon.
Amos Robidou has accepted posi-
ton with the state rs highway IN
spector and is now located ut Dick
inson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crawford. Henry
Crawford, ST.. and Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Snyder were entertained Tor
Sunday dinner at the G. D. Ktmball
home near Brittin.
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Glenview
~ VIOLET /. JOHNSON

Con johnson and daughter Cornelia
shopped In Wilton Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Euock Anderson and
daughter Helen shopped IN Bismarck
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Alrs. Walter 0raharkewitl1
and two sons and Mrs. Louise Hagen
and Hugh Simons were Tuesday eve
ming visitors at Jacobson's home.
John Eliason, Robert Morris and
Harold Larson were sunday visitors
at Walter ei1nous' home.
H. +. Scott visited Ct the Chester
Erstrom home Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Albert Larson visited ct A
Holden,s Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilde and family d
Bismarck were Sunday visitors ut TIKI
orabarkewitx home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter eimons md
children. Hugh. LAwrAine, Alice. Mar
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Ecklund
~ MISS PAULINE sPlrxER

Miss Viola Baumiller Of Baldwin
Is spending . few days visiting With
Nellie Partyka.
Bill Gerke, Baldwin, was caller
at the Art Franklund home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Miller and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Fox were dinner
guests at the Carl Splitter home Sun
day.
Wednesday. Feb. I. Mr.. and Mrs,
VIM. Partyka Of Wilton celebrated
their 50th wedding anniversary
Those who attended from this vicin-
ity were Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Murray
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Partyka.
Miss Ruth Brenniese. who has been
Waiting with her sister and brother
in law, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Schiller
returned home Sunday.
Shoppers in Wilton Saturday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Engstrom. Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Schiller. Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Larson. Mrs. Henry Fo'
and Mrs. Richard Polzin and Mr.. ane
Mrs. Oscar Backman.
Frank Murray is visiting with
friends and relatives at Hebron.
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Wild Rose
~ MISS JENNIE WASTE

Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Schlosser and fam
lily spent Tuesday evening at the Joe
Braun home.
The school board held \ special
meeting at the PreSsler home We'd
nesday afternoon.
The Schlosser children spent Wed
nesday evening with Miss Waste at
Wild Rose school No. /.
Misses Helen Doehle and Jennie
Waste spent the weekend at Moffit.
Miss Catherine Schlosser, who Is
employed at Moffit. spent Sunday
with her parents.
J. p. Jensen and O. L. Peterson
made short calls at the Wild Rose
schools Wednesday afternoon.
H. A. Carlisle was q Moffit caller
Friday.
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Hazlegrove


Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Haxlegrove and
Mias Opal Gray were guests Monday
evening 1t the home Of Mr.. and Mr..
Roy Papke.
Frank Gray Vas : caller In TUttas
Monday.
Philip Kraft called one day lAet
week at tho Lester HAWll1nS h00is
Ray Haxlegrove called at Harry o.
fers' Saturday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Roy Paplre called =
the ID papke ho1ne one day TT
week. =.
Edward etyielmeyer caliel 9atalFdS
Ut HAxlGgrovefS md Ulfer1'.
The Heaps h0gs ca1lod 001alC1Ayo q
the Carrie KRAFT Ao0ao.
Mr.. and Mn. mi nsG1ln an4 fe1a-
/ ilY were guests SUNDAY - - $3.50
of NJ. ~ ~ - I10oo.
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S. w. Burleigh
D MRS. ALEX STEWART

Wilson Brown celebrated the 5oth
anniversary Of his arrival IN North
Dakota. Mr.. Brown came here As
young man in 1884 and has lived IN
this vicinity ever since. He was A
guest Thursday ct the Dave Sites
home and also visited and dined at
Dan McCleans.
John Beclnell visited with his
brother, Edward, Sunday.
Emory and Walter Woodworth call
ed ct the Dan Mclean home Tues
day.
Lawrence Dahl and o. &. Daven-
port transacted business in Bismarck
Tuesday.
The ladies Of the Glencoe church
viii hold their first meeting Of the
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society ct
the home Of Mrs. Bert Buckley Fri
day, Feb. Is.
Mrs. Alex Stewart called at the
John Stewart home near Brittin Wed
nesday.
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Florence Lake
BY MRS. L. c. MARCnANT

Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin William and
Delmar Mcclellan were Tuesday Wing
callers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Pankovitz were
Monday evening visitors at the John
Witt home.
Jim Koznick was Sunday caller
at the Herman Meters home.
Grant Hubble Of Wing was a Sun
day caller at the Herman Meters
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl johnson were
Monday evening visitors At the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John witt.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harmon and
Clara johnson were Wilton callers
one day last week.
Donald McKennon spent the week.
end with his father, Dan McKennon
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auxiliary ct the cabin Saturday. The
next meeting will b held In the oobin
March 10. Mn. Jake Fisher enter
tanning.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Scott ana son spent
Sunday evening ct the J. Fisher home
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Q. Strand and 90
and Mrs. Anna Strand were dinner
guests Ut the Joe Cook home Sunday.
The American Legion Auxiliary are
having = whist party ut the Cabin
wednesday, Feb. a. The public Il In
vited.
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his neck. He Is getting along nicely
at this writing.
Mrs. Jennie Clarke and Miss Violet
called at the Ernest Johnson's home
en- route from Sterling Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clooten spent
Saturday and Sunday In Bismarck,
visiting relatives and friends.
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Frances



Paul Mccormick was caller at the
Alfred Rybsre, ST., home "wednesday.
Miss Marie schauer entered the st.
Alexius hospital for treatment Tues
day.
Mrs. w. A. Dietsman and son. Ed
win. John Boren and John Atkinson
spent Wednesday at the Mccormick
brothers home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fischer and chill
dren spent Wednesday ut the 9. 4
Carlson home Of Naughton township
John Kruger and his mother spent
Tuesday afternoon ct the Jake Aer-
kle home.
Miss Ealyn Pherriu was an over
night guest ct the Miller home sat-
urday night.
Dinner guests at the w. A. Dietz-
man home Sunday were Mr.. and MIS-
John Gourdette and three daughters
from near Bismarck, John Gnesa
from near Sterling, Ivan and Ferry
Sherman from near Menoken.
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Menoken
y mrs. JENNIE DANCE

Mrs. O. D. King accompanied BY
Mrs. Chas. Graves took Miss Emma
and Althea King to jamestown Nom
day. On the return triy they wer6
entertained ct dinner BY Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Graves Of Medina.
The Menoken Homemakers club
met with Mrs. x. G. Dance Thur1day
afternoon. Mrs. Carl Djorstrom md
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Taft
D. MES. 2. n. oosNEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Fairchild ana
son Hanaford visited ct the Andy
Doucette home In Mckenzie Monday
evening. !.
"a. 6chmidkins called at the Frank
Alyea home wednesday.
Nrs. John Benz and Mrs. Herman
Nieman were Capital City shoppers
Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid met ct the home
Of Mrs. Vernice Sherman In Sterling
Wednesday afternoon. The ladies
viii meet ct the home Of Mrs. Moi
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Produce Markets

Delivered in indianapolis prices; Heavy
? to lbs. 12c; over lbs, 1sc; Leghorn
guineas, 15c: No. i strictly fresh coun-
try run eggs loss of 19c, Each. full case
must weight SIS lbs. gross; a deduction OF
10 cents a pound for each pound under
IS lbs. will be made. Butter-No. !. Z9@
30c. Butterfat. 21c. quoted by the WsdleY
Company.
(By United Press
CHICAGO. Sept. 9.-Eggs-Market, f1rm
receipts, 1898 cases; extra f1rsts, 23c;
fresh graded hrsts 221ac; current receipts,
18G21c; dirties; No. /, 17lac; No. 2. 14c
checks No. /. Ice; No. 2, lac. Butter
Market ansettled receipts sl54t TUBS
extras 1872 score. 24.ze; irsts lssaa91z
22G 221ac: specials 25E G2ss+c; standards
24tac. Poultry-Market, unsettled: re-
ceipts car. I trucks. car due. Fryers.
13d14c; broilers. Ice; geese, collie;
turkeys. 13@15c; old ROSTERS, lie; ducks,
11@16c; springers, 13M17c; guinea hens
$4m7 dozen hens. over 41a lbs; lie; lights
lac; No. 2 10c; Leghorn hens, 7610izc
Cheese-Twins 12A@1212c; Daisies, 1914 a
13c; Longhorns, 129zM13c Potatoes
Supply moderate demand and trading
slow: market dull: Wisconsin Cobblers IS
cents to s1.10; unclassified IS cents,
Trumphs. sl.12h Minnesota Cobblers. 81
early Ohios. s105; Idaho Russets, sl.40M
165: McClures $3.50: poor quality and
condition. s1Gl.25; Wyoming Triumphs,
S1.65
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Other livestock
Nv United Pressl

CHICAGO. Sept. s.-Hogs-Receipts,
u, 900, including ii, so directs; estimated
followers. 5000: market, nominally steady
kinds and weights sharply lower; top late
yesterday $685. compared with S7.25 week
ago. Cattle-Receipts. 1000 commercial.
mercial. 500 government; compared Friday
last week: good and choice fed steers and
yesEings SOC lower common aDoa and sr medium dbnn
low time but very sluggish and unevenly
lower dressed beef trade here and in east
still, against the live market; better
mated in weeks run, bulk at sSds. so:
top 5000: best light steers. sl0.7 but
raft Of good steers sold at sS;s $50 S,aSi
yearling steers. $3.50; fed heifers $40;
all fed heifers closing Arm; best grass
hsifsTs s5 fat cows Tm; cutters lutte i9@
best stocks. $6.25. Sheep-Receipts, 5000
commercial; 500 government; for week
ended Friday. 81 doubles from, feeding
i last week: fat lambs. 2s@2oc lover: sheep
steady to 25c OF. feeding lambs. steady
to easier; weeks extreme top native lambs
close. ss.75. weeks bulk s6.23G6. SO; bulk
yearlings. $3.50; slaughter ewes, sl.5oG2.25.
tBq Times Specian
LOUISVILLE. Sept. observation-disclosures
ket nominal compared close last week;
most SLAUGHTER classes fully Csc or more
lower demand NARROW curing NecAs. out
fair clearance Of weeks run; closing bulk
COMMON 10 medium steers and heifers. So
G425 better finished kinds. s566: week $
top, ss.75 for good sS7-ls steers; beef
tiers and cutter cows. SlH2; sausage bulls
mostly 81 IS down; most desirable Hereford
stock calves. s45065: common and medium
grade natives. 50 5od3.5o. Calves-Re-
ceipts $50. including 375 stock calves;
Saturdays market steady eulk better
vealers. $50 $50: medium and lower
grades $3.50 down: market closing steady
with last Saturday Hogs-Receipts, zoo;
market loc lower; top and bulk. 2oo-25o
ss.ss; leo-l7S lbs. ss.ss; l.o-Iss lbs.
ket closing mostly soc lower than last Sat-
urdsy- Sheep-Receipts. 2eo Saturdays
market steady; market closing weak 70 Csc
lower than last Saturday on both lambs
and fat sheep; closing bulk better lambs.
s6Gs7s; bucks. ssa5-25. and light throw
outs. $3.50: most better fat ewes $500 q:
stock ewes. generally s667-S0 per head
Receipts Friday. Cattle commercial ISL:
calves, commercial, 434. hogs, $50; sheep.
75l. Shipments Friday: Cattle. CONNER
eial 81: calves. commercial 1879; hogs,
26o; Sheer, lEa.
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Quotations below are average wholesale
prices being offered to buyers by local
nnna. Irrtr a lar
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NelU York Curb

(By Abbott, Hoppin & Co..
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Acreage Reduction Advised
BY United Press

BY OHtfed Press
WASHINGTON, Sept. 90. - Less
corn acreage than the 1928 aver
age was suggested today by A. G.
Black, chief Of the AAA corn-hog
section as logical program for
next year.
If corn-hog raisers decide at the
referendum to be held throughout
the country during the next two
weeks to accept continued federal
regulation, Mr.. Black suggested that
the 1885 corn control program
specify planted area of 100000
to 100000 acres below the 1928
average of about 105,000,000 acres.
IF some leeway is provided to
permit building up reserves" he
said, IAN area of 100000 acres
under the 1928 average, or right
close to the acreage planted this
year, will give us plenty of corn.
The object no doubt would be
not to reduce acreage below that
planted this year, but to forestall
and prevent an abnormal and price,
wrecking increase"
In the case of hogs, Mr. Black
suggested, an increase to offset the
effects of the drought might be
advisable"
I'VE first want to know whether
the producers want any program"
Mr.. Black said. IF their vote shows
that they do, then representative
farm leaders will be asked to help
whip contract into shape for a
sign-up this fall or early winter"