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February 9, 1950
 
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Bus Lines, tkat operate beginrflng .at 2:30 p. m. Dickinson .and Willis- axed also a south route. Era- MRS. WM. QU&LE TO of the bus 1,ine ,had miss- SPEAK OVER KDIX and officials were con- IV~rs. Wil, ltiam Quale of Oar- a search for his .body, lyle, Mont., will appear on_ ~e r~e~r to where his room had Dickinson radio setatlon KDI~ located as possible, nex.t Tuesday, ,Feb. 14, .when she elderly unmarried man will present the topic of ,the a resident of the St. Womens Missiormry Federattort ~otel for twenty years, at 10:30 a.m. Norris Peterson, o~ a person with regular th4s ei, ty, will be soloisL usually re r g abou P. m., and was not seen egain. As far as we can IN SEED GRAIN Mn, he ,has no immediate Preventing smut ,and other dis- hes in t~vis area, but it is ea~es in oats and barley Is ,an .~ two sisters and a brother easy way to ma~e money in the led him in death. His only opinion of W. E. Brentzel, NDAC living relatives are two plant p~thologtst. O~. tl]e other ~, G~ace and Ruth Trum- hand, says Brentzel, ~-~owlng hOWever, their present ad- disease-in,fected seed is the sure~. ~ere unknown, way to obtain a poor crop o~ .to. the Pt~ee-T~bin funeral , !. " , but date of the funeral tot been decided yet, how- ~fleials expected Cd~at M serv4ces will be conduct- F fellow .Masons sometime smut, ,but they may be suscept- ible to other races less eommcm ~°~a~thile, a meefl~-g was in this region. Treating .the seed ~Y in Dioldnson concern- will ,help keep these new ra ,aces ePem'don of ,the Carport- of smut from developing and )rt, wlth Roy Herhu- spreading, Brentzel suggests, in t nee agent, participat- oats and also in barley. .~ ~ans, and the regular Smut of oa~, both Ivose and ~ the line was going covered, can be overcome slmply ! I, until more definite by applying a good fungielde at ~ts cam ,be made for the recommended rate listed on .~l operation, the container. Barley seed may ~ ~ of the St. Charles carry covered smut and two -~s Dieklnson without kinds of loose smut. "Phe covered i ~te of any ldmd, but smut ,and one of the loose smuts ~o3 may not be h~o may be overcome simply by ap- If th~ huge drive for plying a good ~ungicide, but the n,~ mr: continues as fungicide must be mixed cam- as Its start, fully, according .to directions. ......... .:/&. GLENDIVE CONCERT Meet Wed., Feb. 15 TO BE HELD FE~. 16 The concert debe for Chloe Wednesday, Feb. 15, speci~ali~ts Owen, lovely young Southern of the North Da~ko~a Extension DOERNER'S SMORGASBORD DRAWS BIG CROWD SUN. years in ~he Marine Corps, arid ~ter Ms diseh,arge, resumed his studdes, finishing one semester early, because ,he went to sum- mer school tast summer. DAKOTA-----PI-~IC AT LONG BEACH FEB. 12 Former residents of Golden Vatley County, now living or spending ~he winter in Califor- nia, will gather t,his Sunday, Feb. 12, in Long Beach, where" they will ~hold thei'r annual Dakota picnic, according to Herb Finne- man, ~ho sends us the above in- formation from Los Angeles. GO TO INDIANA (Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hollar le~t this Wednesday morning for In. ctiana, where they will visit rela- tives and friends. They plarmed to be gone about three",~ weeks, and rrmy go as far as Florida. [ The Weather [ Great change in the weather, much warmer, here last Thum- ~ay, Ground Hog day, and sunny, so those who believe in the old proverb ~bout the ground h~g seeing his shadow meaning there will be six more weeks of win- ter, are now resigned to just wai~ir~g! Slightly cooler and cloudy Saturday, 30 F. ~t noon. Warm and sunny Sun4ay and Monday, much of our snow dis- appearir~g. Continued warm and cloudy Tuesday, with this Wed. nesday finding the sun out in all its early spring glury, and incl- dently giving a number of local residents that far-away look,~,~that some diagnose as spring f~'~! Rhame..'Sentinel Butte, Terry and Beach. w~th the drawings to made this Friday night during the Hettinger vs. Beach hlgll school game. On Thursday night tour games will be played for the first round of play, and on Friday night games willl,] be played to deter- mine what two teams will enter the finals and ~he consolation game for Saturday night. This Annual tournament has proved to be one outstanding sports event, ,and officials ,are going all out ,this yea~ ,to put on one of the best basketball tour- rmments to be held in I~he e,ity for some time. SUPT~------- AT EDUCATORS MEET Supt. A. R. Miller of the high school met with 23 oth~ educators composed of rela~. ~enta.t'i,ves of the School Offiee~ Assn., Paxents-Teaehers Asia, and superintendents at ,Bismarck last Saturdey, where they 'had salary meeting. This Monday and Tuesda2t members of the North Dak~t& School Administ~atom met ~x It school administrative meeting, Supt. Miller returniwg home tl~t evening. ft. C. Penney marmger, Glen Wolf, Orvil Burd~ of s~ KDIX, County Agent, Christian- son, ,and N. P. agent, C. ~ Ctm~ ningham of Dicklnson, were ~11 Beach business callers Wednes- day mor~Irtg~,~, of this week, and [while in our city ealled at the News ,for a brle