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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-06
Odbor.
Opomin Slovencem
v Clevelandu

Cleveland, Ohio. -Cvetna ne
della je minula. Ali Sc dovolj j
zaveda slovenski narod tukaj,
kje ga je zibala slovenska ma
ii? Vprasati bi Sc morali v svo-
jih srcih, cd kod so Slovenci
prisli v Cleveland. Vsakemu Slo-
vencu in Siovenki bi moral srce
ganiti cut do lastne matere. Slo-
venska matt mas klice - poma-
gaj sin, pomagaj hcer, JAZZ ne
morem ziveti brez vas. Zakaj?
Pred stirimi lett so vdrli raz-
bojniki vnaso hiso, razbili in po-
kradli so vse, kar SO mogli. Ka-
ko maj sedaj Twin?
Cvetna nedelja je minila. Ko
bi imelo srce obcutek do svoje
slovenske matere, XII te je zibala
in prepevala, spavaj sincek,
spavaj hcerka, moja, hi bila
dvorana Slovenskega narodnega
donna ma cvetno nedeljo pre-
majhna "a slovenski narod v
Clevelandu.
Zakaj ne poslusate svojega
srca do svoje matere in sloven-
ske zemlje, kjer ste bill rojeni /?
zalibog, da nekateri ne veruje-
jo vec ne v svojo mater in ne v
svoje srce. Verujejo tistim "a
peljivcem, XII so Jim De oropali
srce do svoje matere, do svojih
bratov in sestra. Ali SO vasa sr-
ca re okamenela, da ne pomaga-
te vasim domacim v start dono-
vini? Ne poslusajte izdajalcev
slovenskega jezika, XII vas pc
ljejo v prepaid. Poslusajte svoje
srce, ako ga Sc innate. Darujte
svoji materi, bratu, sestri in
njenim naalim, v denarju, oble-
h in v drugem, kar imaS sam
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-06
HITROST MISLI

Tudi to so ucenjaki ze izracu-
nall in postavili ma laz trditev,
da misli nastajajo S hitrostio
bliska.
Misli Sc porajajo il zivih re-
akcij te pa vzbujajo vanji dol
mi. Hitrost, XII jo potrebuje do.
jem, ga pride do mozgan, nj mic
vecja kakor SO do 100 m v Sc
kundi - precej skromna stevil-
ka, &c 10 primerjamo ze hi
trostjo nayadnega avtomobila
ali letala. Zyok potrebuje ma pri-
mer 333 m Y sekundi, svetloba
pa cello 100000 KIN.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-06
35-letnica drustva
"Cleveland"

Cleveland, Ohio. - 35-letni-
ca drustva "Cleveland" st. 1926
SNIP Sc DO praznovala v sobo-
to dne Z. aprila zvecer v Slo-
venskem narodnem domu ma St..
Clair Ave. Zacetek DO OBJ Z. uri.
Da Sc malo preje zacne je vzrok
ia, ker Sc mora prenehati, in
zapreti, luci ugasniti re oh 12.
uri. To je danes "a vse priredi-
TIVE, policijska ura, kateri sc mo-
ramo pokoriti, radi ali ne radi,
ker smo pae vojnem casu. Ia
torej DO prieetek malo preje in
bono morali pohiteti S plesom,
pri bari in v kuhinji, da vse pri-
pravljeno spravimo pod svojo
streho pred zakljuckom.
Dolznost vseh clanov in cla-
mic Je, da sc v polnem stevilu
udelezite in da pripeljete svoje
druzine in prijatelje seboj, da
Jim pokazete, da drustvo "Cle-
veland" pomaga vsem, dobrim
stvarenl, XII so v korist clanstva
in splosnega napredka med ma
rodom. Mislim, da je v vecini
clanstvu znano, da ina vsak(a)
po SOC naklade "a vstopnico;
kot obicajno jo dobi pri blagaj-
nj kdor pride (posiljale Sc ne
bodo ma DOM. Torej, prosim,
da sc sklep drustva vposteva,
ker to nj tajnikov sklep.
Preskrbljeno DO "a vse poset-
nike, kolikor nam danasnji casi
dovoljujejo. Nasa kuharica, Mrs.
klemencic ina re nekaj "a roka-
vom, tocaji imajo tudi pri zidu
sprav1jenega Sc cd preje (pred
vojno robo) ,nekaj tajnega in
igrala DO izvrstna godba pod
vodstvom Mr.. Pete Srnicka. To-
req, upamo, da bo vse v najlep-
sem redu in zadovoljstvu:
Ma veselo svidenje torej, v
soboto, Z. .aprila zvecer v SLOW.
mar. domu ma st. Clair Ave. Va
bi odbor.
John Gabrenja, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-06

DoHoDKI ga politicno akci-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-06

Revolucijonarna doba, Xxi Sc je zgostila leu 184S
Doba gobokh, skoraj neveretnh nasprotj in protslov
Gospodstvo Metternichovega absoutizma dust zgoj
spomadanskega poeta demokratienh pebejskih mnozic
in prebujenih narodov tevec tac svojm zopernim po
hcskm sistemom tudi sleherni vzpon coveskega duha
in ubija posaneznika XII zaveda coveskega dostoan
stva Tezna plebejskih mnozc da uresncio svoje demo-
krtcne smotre teznja narodov da zdruzo da zazve
svobodno zvenje razvoja sposobno zivene, sprost IL
redne ustvarjal se Te odrazajo barka-
dah odrazajo il krv, pret svobodo, odra-
zao tvornosti cloveskega duha XII poseze tel dobi
IL te dobe stolea naprej Porod geniana Marxova
in Engesova teorija in deologa, XII spozna in razvid
kar e bo, kar e in kar bo in XII prihodnem stoletju
nicesar izgub svoji prodornost in usvarjanost
temvec Leninu in Stalnu razve dalje prekvaSa in
preobraca svet Splosna covecnos svobodoumnos huma
nizem novega kar nazahtnesega kova po svoem bstvu
globoko soroden tvorn sill in zgodovinsko voenm
from plebejskih mnozc ter njihovega udskega demokra
tzma dob prv cetrni in polovici 49, stolea svo in
dividuani obraz genianih knjizevnih tvorbah Te
odtrgane cd renutne problenatike,
sporno ustvar ajo in oznanjao vrednoe XII h lahko
sposnem zivenu izvede in zajanci edinole sproscen
ljudski demokraticni pokret revouconarno predoren
zmagov in nezadrzen.
Pri vsen tenn hkrat izkaze nedozoreost te revolu
cionarne dobe, nena objektvna nesposobnost
govito in do kraa spros kar nena proslova poveca
IN poglobi Nemska burzazija prviG zgodovin asno
gall mescansko zdajstvo demokracnh revolucijah. Ne
verjeno onemogla e njena vloga. Ko velja zeniti
rod, porust Vse kar temu smoru nasprotue, trese
pred demokratcnnli plebeskim mnozicami zlast pred
proletariaon modernega kova XII poraa in bori Vse
kar nenska burzuaza zmore, ekspanzivne teznje
skodo drugh narodov Plebejske mnozce Sc MISC dovo
ocne, da bi kljubovale burzuaznemu zdajstvu deavs
razred Sc nj sposoben da zbojue in prevzame vodstvo
demokraticni revolucij Frankursk zbor postane bed
ma karikatura parskega konventa sramoto nemske
ga naroda Koedija konca ponudbo paprnate krone
pruskemu kralju Toda zdajstvo neske burzuazije de-
mokraticni revoluciji postane usodno nems ma
rod Cesar ia narod nj bill sposoben zvesti 30 udsl de-
mokraticni reVolucionarni pot zvede vsa nekem sm
slu kasneje junker Bismarck ma reakcionarni osnov
Osanke izvaa fast Hitler dobi razbesnelega peria
LIMA Izdastvo nemske burzuazije demokraticni revo
c pokaze akorekoc zhodisce razvoja XII privedel do
reakconarne brbarske in kanbaske vloge vsega neske
ga naroda sodobnost.
Protislovje med genialno tvornostjo Marxovega in
Engelsovega duha in med zmogjvosto nemske revolu
CHE je ze zgodaj postalo usodno "a nemski narod .
In re SO obstojala tedaj protislovja.
Obstojalo je protslove med cloveenostjo genalnega
Puskinovega duha in barbarsko yogo ruskega carzna
je takra predstayjal Rusijo Obstaalo je recno pro
sove med svetovljansko clovecnostjo anticno kutur
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-06

\ * II
tloveka v sto tisoc letih, to je
cd zgodnje- kamene dobe do
Abrahamovih casoy.
ceprav SO najstarejsa okost-
ia lotena .po cell ledni dobi Cd
mas, SO imeli ii ljudje ze nozga-
ne, XII so bill prav tako yeliki,
ceprav ne tako komplicirani ka-
kor nasi. Use kaze, da so znali
ze govoriti. Min telesna zgrad-
ba kaze Sc mnogo primitivnih
znakov. Mad ocmi so imeli kost-
ne izbokline kakor gorile, licne
kosti so Jim bile masivne, ustna
duplina je bila vecja nego pri
mas, vrat je bill debel in izredno
mocan.
Mixer ma svetu MISC nasli ia
ko nazornega pregleda o raz-
voju kaksne cloveske skupine S
tako razlicno strukturo, kakor
pri teh fosilnih Palestincih. Ena
izmed jam, XII so jih arheologi
odprli, je bila z arheoloskega
stalisca sploh najbogatejsa, kar
jih poznamo. Globoka je' bila
25 m in v njej so nasli drugega
mad drugim ostanke cloveskega
delovanja il celotne dobe 100,-
600 let. Tako so nasli ma primer
celjusti vseh razvojnih stopenj,
cd dobe, ko so bill ljudje sko-
raj brez celjusti kakor simpan-
ri do eeljusti ze precej razvite
stopnje. Eden najvaznejsih clo-
veskih znakoy je NOS. Oblika
nosov teh Palestincev nj bila
enotna.. Bill so vines nosovi, XII
so spominjali ma rimske, drugi
so imeli povsem negroidno obli-
ko.
Poedina okostja so mogli raz-
deliti v skupine in te skupine Sc
gajo cd tipa, XII je bill zelo So
roden primitivnemu Neandertal-
Gu, do moza, XII hi lahko pred
stavljal nekaksno 'surovo obi
ko danasnjega Evropca. Ljudje
z gore Karmela izvirajo il dobe,
XII nj mlajsa cd dobe Neander-
talca. V kolikor Sc razlikujejo
cd Neandertalca sc priblizujejo
kaykaskemu in sploh modernim
tipom. Nj verjetno, da bi bila
Palestine zibelka evropskega
clovestva. cim dalje prodiramo
v Zapadno Azijo, tenn vec bono
dobili ostankov ljudi, XII bodo
imeli ma sebi cedalje mani nean-
dertalskih in Sc vee, modernih
znakov nego dawn Kamelcani.
Ucenjake so presenetili mai
bolj znaki neke prilicne dusev-
ne stopnje clovestva il davne
kamene dobe. Ii ljudje so nam
rec skrbeli "a svoje mrtvece,
kar je pac najvaznejsi znak kul-
turno visje stojecega Glovestya.
Ker so svojim mrtvecem dajali
v grob zivil, so ocitno verovali
v zivljenje po smrti.. Tako zgo-
daj je smatral clovek sebe torej
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-06

MirkO @. Kuhel, tajnik;
Vincent Cainkar, blagajnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-06
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sta tajnk sNosa Boris Kdre obavil elanek pod sorn
Xxi posebno znacen bavi
osvobodno sbanje soven pretekosto
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Gets GoebbeIs' Films

William r WilkerSon. pub
Usher Of the Hwood Reporter.
has i'm his possession a really
important souvenir from Berlin
II is Gocbbcl> secret files
on films. with his penciled COM
mentS One Of these films
is a w Wanger production.
From one of the columns cor
respondents overseas we learned
that his commanding officers
had appointed him an inter-
prefer with the Russians be-
cause he once lived on New
York's lower East Side =.
When he met the Russians he
asked one of them: "What are
you doing that YOU won't allow
Americans or British TO visit
places you occupy? Are you do
ing things 80 naughty ,"
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Disney Gives Idea

Remember DiSney's film Of
Mai DcScversky's tory
Though Air Power? 1t was
an entertaining picture. wasn't
il Well. il was more than
that 10 alert and clever British
erS When they saw the film
they noted one of Disney's
animated ideas-a bomb that
deeply penetrated into the earth
before exploding e.. 'Hmmm.
hmmm' done British genius, not
a bad idea. attawl, attawl." He
proceeded to experiment with
DI~ney's gag .. The British al
ways hoped for a bomb like it
TO smash the giant submarine
pens which were made of solid
concrete many feet under water
BrltiSherS finally eXpeTi-
mCntcd with two such bombs
two was all they needed TO do
the Job of destroying Hitler's
sub pens 1t should thrill
Wall Disney to know that Brit
iNh history books viii call them
Disney Bombs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Vengeance for Major

Some paratroopcrs con GER
tain miSSions) were equipped
with CompaSscS. The Japs never
found them The reason:
These miniature compaSSes were
concealed in our paratroops
military buttons!
You didn't really read about
"thc last shots Of the war be-
cause the actual last shots
haven't been rcportcd-until
right now a Soviet tank di-
vision. lined hub TO hub. crept
toward Berlin Finally the
BoChes flew the white flag and
ceased firing The Russians
halted as Russian major and
two Of his aides left their tanks
and walked toward the German
line, They hadn't walked
very far when the major was
shot dead by a Snipcr His
aides carried the body back to
their lines, and then the Russian
tank division steadily bonn
barded the Germans for the next
- hours.
M point Is that no German
commander issued an order to
fire on the major.
II was the revenge of some
Nazi creWball But the Rus
@ slams. who loved their major,
gave that no consideration d.
One Russian ma jor they de-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

Florida revealed that when we
bombed Florida Tokyo" and
fires started-other bombs eX-
tinguished the flames
This was why: 1t seems that
with the buildings razed to
the ground-there was not
enough draft to keep the fires
blazing Our scientists
finally found the right in
gradients for such bombs
We then dropped incen-
diary bombs, followed by anti
personnel bombs The in
cendiaries started the fires
and the anti-personnels kept
Jap hremen from ru hing
through Tokyo streets to fight
them.
Tho English had Whole fields
filled with poison gas alerted
tthroughout the war; with
planes ready Cat the first use of
poison gas by Hitler on British
territory TO dump the entire
capacity of British gas on all of
Germany. That's why Hitler
never used his.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Florida Tokyo Bombing
Paved Way for Real Thing
Now They Can Be Told:

DEFORE the u. s. airmen bombed Tokyo. brains
D partment" built replica exact in almost detal of
Japans leading cityin Florida The streets the
measurement those in Tokyoand the buildings
actly the height-wh the number of windows
We to the extreme of selecting
in Tokyo buildings Our think department in Washington
decided that if going to Tokyo fire. should
beforehand exactly it would Experiments
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Berlin Faces Plague

''''' oNCS Ia oSGS
There probably will be
plague i'm Berlin this winter, and
our ocCupaJ ion army there
along with the Russians. Brit
iSh, French. etcD may be or
dered TO eVaCuate. too Con-
ditionS are so filthy there that
observers c nnot understand
how Berlin can escape a plague
. One time. for instance, when
its waterworks were dynamited
the city was flooded and more
than 10000 women and children
were drowned 1000 Of the
bodies are sttit In one OF the
canals.
The con-mcn around the cir
cuSeS. tent shows and state fair
grounds used TO prosper with
this gag Souvenir collectors
were sold teeth tfor their watch
fobS)- tn supposedly came
from the mouth of George
Washington The same dodge
was used i'm the First World
War-the teeth allegedly COM
ing from Gen PerShing'S mouth
In this war nearly every
person brings back some SOU
venir' with the latest racket
being pulled on Dan Golenpaul,
founder of the radio show In
formation Please" Golenpaul
returned from overseas display
ing a bit of a rug which he said
Hitler actually iehewed on
Many others came back with
similar bits OF rug with the same
legend The fact is that Hit
Ter had no carpeting in his place.
II was a stone floor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

cided. was worth more than all
of Berlin, so they eeened mat
ters by shooting AT it for an en-
tire day and night.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-08-02

Patsie Killenbeck, who had been
spending the week visiting at the
Olaf Willason home, returned to her
home here with them.
Corp. and Mrs. Douglas Gordon of
Fort Lewis, Wash, arrived Monday
morning to visit Mrs. Gordon's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Clark.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Brackee were Mrs. Emma Lun-
deem and Joe Young of outlook. Mr..
and Mrs. Max Mavity of -Four
Buttes, Mr.. and Mrs. George Stahl
and family and Mrs. Marie Skott.
Mrs. E. K. Brackee, who has been
visiting at the home of her son.,
Earl, returned to outlook with her
sister, Mrs. Lundeen. From there
she will return to her home in Wis
conSin.
A dance was held at the local
school Saturday in honor of Rodney
Baldry, who left for the army, and
Albert Martin, who is home on fur
Tough.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-08-02

and Mrs. Frank Keough and dauoh
ter camped from Thursday to sat
urday at the celebration.
Jean and Shirley Lewis left last
week for Harlem to visit a few DAYS
with their father, King Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anard Biem and
family of Seattle arrived Monday
and will make their home here
Ihey will stay at the Olaf Eliason
farm for the fall work. Orpha
Eliason came with them for a short
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Dahl and fam
lily returned from Columbus, N. D..
Monday.
Betty Watterud celebrated her
18th birthday last Saturday. Eleven
other playmates were guests. Games
were played and a birthday cake
climaxed the lunch. A number of
gifts were received.
Mrs. Berger Akre received word
that her brother, Henry Olson of
Madison, Wis, died last Friday. He
was sick a short time with multiple
neuritis and passed away Friday.
MI. and Mrs. H. j. Jacobson of
Scobey spent a few days at the
Thompson home.
Staff Serg. Willard Beebe is home
on furlough visiting his sister, Mrs.
Hanvold, and family. Ser
geant Beebe is with a weather
squadron and has been stationed at
various places over the world.
Janet and 10 Ann Voldal, children
Mr.. and Mrs. Erling Voldal of
Fort Peck. are guests of Walne Will
lelm and the Harold Wilhelm home.
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Hall for their son, Albert, who has
been called to service with the navy.
A large crowd of friends attended. A
midnight lunch was served. Albert
received a farewell gift from the
group. He left Monday to report at
Helena and expected to be assigned
TO the San Diego, Calf, naval base
for training.
Miss Jackie Jean Dartman re-
turned sunday from Chester. where
she visited her cousin, Mrs. Joe
Richardson.
M. c.. Shottell is the new third
trick t~elegrapher at the Great
Northern depot, succeeding Robert
Baker.
Fireman First Glass Leland Yeo-
man arrived Saturday from Boston
to spend a leave visiting his uncle,
John McColly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Grant of
Butte visited Mrs. Wyatt Grant and
daughter, Foncine, and friends at
Hinsdale Thursday and Friday.
Staff Serg. Harry JaycoX has been
spending a furlough visiting his
mother, Mrs. Emily Jaycox.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Leslie left
Monday morning for their home at
Carpio, N. D., after a weeks visit
with their son Lyall Leslie, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyall Leslie
and children took them to Glasgow
TO catch the train.
Harry Rennick was a business
caller in Glasgow Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyall Leslie and
children, Meredith and Wayne, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leslie visited at
ne hot plunge west of Saco Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Leo Reardon of
Glasgow were business callers in
Iinsdale Tuesday. Mr. Reardon is
manager of the Gamble store in
Glasgow.
Miss Helen Ames of washington,
,. c., who has been visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. AmeS
n Great Falls, visited Mrs. w. H.
Jacobs and other Hinsdale friends
afternoon.
Serg. Glen Landaker and Mr. and
Mrs. sam Landaker arrived Sunday
morning from Parshall, N. D., to
iSit their sister and daughter, Mrs.
Bernard Gaspar and family. Ser
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-08-02
TAMPICO
BY Agnes MOlvig

C. j. Maalerud and grandchildren
Lou Ann, Lee, Larry and Gary Mar
tin we're business callers at the
William Malunat home Monday.
MI. and Mrs. F. E. Nelson and
children were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Kirkland
southeast of Fort Peck.
Technical Serg. and Mrs. David
| Cunniff arrived Sunday to visit at
the homes of her relatives.
Mrs. David Bruce of Park River,
N. D., is here visiting her family for
a few days.
Mrs. Sam Zenk and son Danny of
Mcorhead, Mimi, are visiting her
mother and brother, Mrs. Marie
Motzkau and Richard.
William DeMesSemaker shipped
two carloads of horses to California
Friday.
Ben Boreson, Elias Stensland, Ole
Enkerud and Chris Molvig were
among these who attended the farm
fair at Havre Friday.
Mrs. Louis Decrevel and infant
son returned to the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Kirwan,
Saturday from the DeaconesS hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. liver Martin attended
the show in Glasgow Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Burrus and
daughter Norma and Mrs. Max Bur-
rus and daughter Linda visited at
the Ernest Martin home Sunday.
Edward Dahl was a caller at the
Elias Stensland and Ben Boreson
homes Sunday.
Mrs. Elias Stensland and Mrs. F..
E. Nelson and children Beverly Ann
and Floyd and Norris Braaten were
callers at the Chris Molvig home
Sunday. They helped celebrate the
5th birthday of Alyce Mae Molvig.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-08-02
OPHEIM
Bx DINA Thompson

Helen Bohlig returned from Grear
Falls Monday.
Sister Ursula and Sister Mary De-
lores of Great Falls, who have beer
teaching at Fort Peck. arrived this
week TO visit Sister Ursula's parents
MI. and Mrs. George Keough, and
other relatives here.
Mrs. Grant Moore OF Glasgow
conducted Methodist services in
Opheim sunday. Her son. Dale, &C
companied her on the trip. She re-
ported Rev. Moore had been taken
home from the hospital Sunday.
The Rev. E. B. Holte is doing car
penter work on the S%unnyside
church this week. -.
Raymond Biem is working at
Olaf Eliason's farm. His sister, Opal
Biem, who visited for a week at
the Axel Watterud home and with
other friends here, left for Glas-
gov Monday to join her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Biem, who moved
to Glasgow last week.
Ray Hallock and his father, Herb
Hallock, have been painting Roy's
house in town the past few days. 1t
is white with a green roof.
"Kitty." a Pomeranian dog OF
miniature size. owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. George Satter, gave birth to
triplets Monday in Glasgow. This
a rarity. as this type of dog
usually has but n puppy.
Gus Siegel and H. Silver of Mime
apolis arrived Sunday and will spend
considerable time here purchasing
Mrs. Frank Redfield was pleas
antly surprised on her birthday
Tuesday. Those present were Mrs.
Lee Taylor, Mrs. Anna Anderson,
Mrs. Guy Burroughs and Mrs. Orrin
FoSsum.
Miss Hazel Anderson, who has been
studying medicine in Minneapolis
for a year and three months, at
the honor roll the first
quarter of the summer course. She
also recently made her solo flight by
plane.
A. S. Opheim returned Thurs
day from a three week vacation
spent at Seattle where he visited
his son, Bud Opheim, who is in
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BY Grace Dorr

Joe Novak was a visitor at the Joe
Wagner home in Nashua Sunday.
A coop meeting "a held at the
Willard Hines home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Fry and son
Bobbie and Mrs. Ted Carr and
daughter. Shirley, of Fort Peck were
visitors at the Burton Davenport
home Sunday.
Lawrence Nihm, who has Just re-
turned from South Dakota. was a
visitor at the Ross Dcrr home Tues
day.
John Carlson spent a few DAYS
last week with his cousin. Jimmy
Hines.
John Stellflug was a visitor at the
William Malunat home Monday.
Those attending the farewell
party for Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Nc
Pherson at the Odd Fellows hall
Saturday evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
Art HaSbrouck, MI. and Mrs. Martin
SCHNEIDER and Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Dorr.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kidd and son
Billy were visitors at the Ross Dorr
home Monday.
Carl Maalerud of Tampico pur-
chased a COW from the William
Tuesday.