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M/~-JCH 12, 1931 ~ BEAIffEE I~. D. ADVAWU'~ PAO_W
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Carol at His First Parliament NORTH D KOT S TOTAL HIGHWAY COLLECTION and construction of State High-]the work done on the other roads
DOLLAR. Fg~:)rd NOTOR VEHICLE FEE~ AND ways but also for a large part ofI within the county,
GAS TAXES AND HOW' APPORTIONED_THI U
LEGIS LA'rtvE ENACTMENT ,,,
Melvin Hartse were
and Mrs. H, B. Flsk
Mrs. c M. ~ulton and TROTTERS ca,era at the Amos Oasho home.
guests of Ever- Mrs. J. F. Crook, Reporter Eddie Omley and Kathryn Rus- . .....
Sunday. sell celebrated their birthdays last
Valley Larkin ClUb week. WEST TROTTERS
With Mrs. Hubert Still GOOD M~ETING Pete Kramer, Frank Debilzen, L.
In spite of the vary bad roads, Hodgin, Hjalmar Johnson, Seth Miss Alice B. HaiJsman, Reporter
Valley~home demon- quite a large crowd attended the Thompson, Carl Meeks, John ~ .....
Will meet with Mrs. meeting of the South Side Ladies Sutherland, Mrs. Franklin and Mrs.
Thursday. Aid at the hime of W. L. Kidder Nellermoe called atthe Omley Last Monday "Bill" MiddletonI
w .~r and Carl Rose of on Thursday. Several members home on Wednesday. [and E O Barkiand called at the J
ere visitors atthe were present, a few lady visitors Ben Russell and Roy Kidder me- Art Kammerer home. ]
:h SUnday. . and quite a number of men and tored to Beach on Mond~ to have Monroe Oasho spent part of last
Mrs. Chet Stewart anu children. The meeting was called some repair work done on the form- Friday visiting at the home of Mr.
to order by the vice president, Mrs, er's automobile, and Mrs, Art Kammerer.
The young folks who recently
gave the play, "An Arizona Cow-
boy," at the Madi~n hall, gave the
same play at Hodges, Montana last
Saturday night. A large crowd at-
tended. The proceeds were divid-
On Friday J. R. Andre motored
to the county metropolis.
,Mrs, Art Kammerer is lately rel
joicing over the fact that her hus-
band has remodelled the lighting
Mrs. Jess Reed enter-
number of friends at
evening and a
Clell Trollope. A very ~orief meet-
ing was held and lunch was then
served. All Partook heartily of the
very tasty refreshments, which
consisted of sandwiches, salad, bak-
served, ed beans, pickles, several kinds of system of her kitchen.
Lorenz Sehulte and cake, jello, cookies and coffee, ed among the actors. Mr. Dan Johnson and Miss Mil-
~Teil Kane, drove to There is as yet no definite meeting The I.~wheads, Franklins, Trol- dred Ore very graciously took Mr.
l%iday to see their place for the April meeting• All lopes and Omleys were Sunday via- and Mrs. Art Kammerer, sons, and
Pred Cowles and i enjoyed the meeting immensely, at itors at the Reichert home.Miss Haijsman the remaining way
grand-daughter, Bet-~the Kidder home. Mrs. Bishop has been sick due- home, last Sunday .evening. It hap-
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ing the last week.We hope she pened that the latter mentined
entertained aI REX CAMPBELL POPULAR will soon recover, parties, on their return from visit-
at cards Wed- We are very happy and proud to Clarence Omley made a trip of nig at the T. D. Ranch. when the
event being in istate that Rex Campbell. who is a few days to Sentinel Butte on car broke down, necessitating the
birthday.
were Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Freeland
COoper, Hazel and
Monday morning. He expects to
visit at the H. Olson home north
of Sentinel Butte for a few days.
Carl Braddigan called at the
Amos Oasho home on Saturday
evening• He left his team stand-
ing without being tied. Evidently
they did not enjoy the visit as
much as Mr. Braxidigan did, since
group to walk several miles to the
Wm. Campbell home, from where
the party was taken home.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Gasho and
daughter Nora:belle spent last Tues-
day at the J. A. Vinquist home.
During that time Mr. Oasho assist-
ed with the butchering.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Williams were
they made their departure ,before Beach callers last Tuesday.
he wished to. He met his broth- Charles H. Callander made a
er-in-law, Moody HillmarL coming pleasant call at the J. A. Vinquist
back with the team as he was home last Friday.
walking home. The Messrs Sperry and Ed. Stev-
Bert SPerry evidently played ens broke down with their ear near
cards too long on Friday and was the J. A. Vlnquist home last Friday.
in a rush to reach home. In his The men caught a ride to town
now in his second year of college
Th* N~ C~rolet Co~tlbb ~abri~b~t--Produ~t of C~neral Motors
you
big hurry he lost part of his gro-
Today, especially, it is Wise to consider
carefully just what you get for every dollar
you pay. Be certain that the automobile
you buy represents the latest standard of
motor car valuc. Quality never cost less
than it does in the new Cbevrolet Six. And
in the long run~ quality makes a blg differ-
ence in the satisfaction you get out of
the money you spend for an uutomobile.
Nevw Low Prices---Roadster, $475;
Sport Roadslcr with rumble seat, $495;
Phaeton, $5!C; Standard Coupe, $535;
C(,aei~ or Standard Five-Window Coupe,
$5i5; Sport Coupe (rumble seat), $575;
Five-Passengcr Coupe, $595; Convertible
Cabriolet, $615; Standard Sedan, $635;
Special Sedan or Convcrtible Landau
Phaeton. $650. Prices f. o. b, Flint, Mich.
Special equipment extra. Low delivered
prices and easy terms.
with J. Q. Lawheaxt for repairs, re-
The @#'eat American Value
Otter and son spent of his high school course, so we
PASt week at the feel that he really deserves a great
Mr. and Mrs. deal of praise for having received
the honor before mentioned• We,
returned Saturday of Trotters, all extend hearty con-
e, Wtsc., where lgratulations to Rex and truly hope
that he will receive many more
the death of his]
I
honors during his college career.
spent the week]
Ira Gearey in] HONO---R--'P~LL
and Ernest
AiDe Baker Satur- certes. Luckily an h~Eest young turning Saturday.
rt a~d Elsie Harp and Dale them, so Bert recovered them Ot K. Arrowhead ranch Sunday after-
~urlingame of man, Ray Tasker by name, found Robert Trollope called at the
tt the Geo-~-Beach were visitors Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stevens, noon.
aay eveni~S.~ ~earey home Satur- Miss Natalie Horsman and Darwin - -- See Yome Below •
~r. and ~ j Adamson were Sunday visitors at Drinking water at meal times !!~ d~'~}~
~.rtained + :,~__, ack Northur en- O.K. Omley and L. Hodgin made the Win. Voyen home. used to be considered harmful.
~lay evealn~, t their home a trip to Blue Mountain on Thurs- Ray Tasker and Lucille Bishop Nox, however, it is known that
water drunk with meals aids diges- ] P r
liwMr~ Bert ~overt drov .... day to deliver some horses. Seth attended the paly at Hedges, on tion. I
• ~ monday ,,,,,,- - ~ ~o ~mn- Thompson is doing chores for Mr, Saturday night. At least Ray says
vta a Lett '.'_7"u her niece, Miss Hodgin during his absence, so.
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vSe~ttn~e~wVaie~o~gt~o: Pete ~[ramer of Wibaux was buy- Dan Johnson is announcing his The largest loss to the~ grain l
~? treOl~ti the ing horses in Trotters vicinity and Mildred Orr's marriaKe, we farmer'who does not treat his seed I
~.~.~ere forturm_ te" to know Missus who during last week. I hear. We ought to charivaiY them, is the lowered yield, Stinking smut J F.AL~ IN CHEVROLET S|X-CYJLINDER TRUCKS, $35S to $695, f.o. b. FILut, Mtchi~ran
'-='©~ ~er d Lette, Miss Lucille Bishop was an over' hadn't we? in bread and durum wheats often[
el0artttre but rejoice in night visitor at the Tasker home =,Iarvc; :.c:=;n Ls no;:, sporting reduces the yield one-tenth. / ~-~
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