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23, I~HURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1939
arquillo Wheat
Not Recommended
! By NDAC Service
Marqulllo wheat is not being rec-
~¢~ended to North Dakota growers, W.
J. Leafy, lqDAc extension service ag-
tanomist, made known this week• In-
iflerior qualities of the flour produced
by this variety are pointed to as the
~e 'a~on for ,,his stand.
Marquillo wheat was included in t}.c
i~fficial variety tests of the NDAC ex-
~riment station in 1930 and was drop-
from the tests in 1933. It failed
i~ show advantages in yield and prov-
~*ed to be of a very unsatisfactory mar-
~ket quality.
~'i Leary points out that "on basis of
each w~com- •
parative test results, Thatcher is
~referred over Marquillo because of a
~igher yielding capacity, superior mar-
~et quality and equal protection again-
~t stem rust.
"According to Fargo experimental
data, these two varieties mature in
ah~ut the same period, and are of
.si~lar heighth, so Marquillo would
~ave no advantage in time of matur-
Ity nor in length or strength of straw.
~Iowever, Marquillo is more resistant
~o leaf rust.
Seed of the Marquillo variety is be-
:ing offered for sale in the central part
the state "under no name" with
of superiority over all present
~'arieties. Investigation has shown that
~he seed was Marquillo. Under heavy
stem rust conditions Marquillo would
be superior to Ceres or Marquis, but
Present facts show it to be inferior to
Thatcher.
III
Wibaux News
I IIIIPIlll Illl II II
Mrs. Peoples was a passenger to
Glendive Saturday.
I~ Roy Carter came home from the
Beach hospital Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bold and child-
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Sig Pederson Sunday.
Frank Fessenden and George Hart-
sen were business visitors in Glendive
Monday.
Mrs. Schuett and Mrs. Samson were
shopping in Beach Saturday.
W. A. Scott was up from the St..
Philip country Saturday.
Mrs. John Presthus and grand-
daughter of Glendive visited relatives
here between trains Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Brenneise and
children autoed to Beach Saturday ev-
ening.
Rev• Grant Moore of Beach was a
diner guest at the Dr. Keller homeI
Wednesday. ' ork t
The Senior Class are hard ,at w I
on their play, "Peter Beware, which t
is scheduled for March 31st.
Mrs. Art Hartse and baby daughter
returned to Carlyle Monday. Mrs.
Hartse has been a patient at the J.
E. Trollope home•
George Meek was Glendive visitor
Wednesday.
Mrs. Wm. Peterman and children
spent the week end at the George
Peterman home south of town.
Mr• and Mrs. E. B. Shernmn were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. D.
i Welliver Sunday.
George Griffith left Wednesday for
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Melrose were
called to Eau Claire, Wisconsin, by
the death of Mr. Melrose's father last
week.
(Omitted Last Week)
Miss Louise Otremba of Dickinson
~Pent the week end with home folks.
Cole Mattfe was a caller at Albert
+'GU~tafson's Wednesday.
Leslie Howard spent a few days last
Week visiting at the Otto Johnson
:home.
-Mrs. p. j. Hagen was a Dickinson
~'isitor Thursday.
John Irons, Elmer Kouba, Warren
:~ Nistler, Carl Otremba, Warren Irons,
and l~ichard Knopp attended the bas-
!~ ketball tournament at Wibaux Friday
~tght.
R~ ~olland Oronning spent Monday
ihe- ~ith Warren Irons.
Len Meyers returned home last w-ek
after several weeks spent with re~a-
tires and friends in Aurora, Ill.
Andrew Johnston returned Sunday
Item San Francsico where he atteud-
Mrs. C. E. ~Vhite went to Terry on
Friday to visit her son Wesley and
famliy. She returned Tuesday evening.
Misses Betty Bryce and Emma Jean
Peterson were shopping in Beach on
Friday.
Mr. Neilson came from Los Angeles,
California, Monday and visited with
his d~ughter, Mrs. Frank Fessenden
until Thursday when he left for his
home at Valley City, North Dakota.
Mrs. Ballard and Jackie, Mrs. Bren-
neisa and Mr. and Mrs. B. Welsh auto-
ed to Beach Tuesday afternoon•
Misses Margie Faltermeyer and Dor-
othy Manning of Glendlve spent the
week end at their parental home.
Miss Mary Ba:-l~y returned to Glen-
clive with them to visit friends for a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Welliver were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Beaman Sher-
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man Monday evening.
Frank DeBilzen and Mr. Lihen are
patients at the locM hosp:tal.
Mrs. BaEard and children spent
Saturday in Miles City with Mr. Bal-
lard ~nd report him to be recovering
nicely from his recent operation.
Mrs. Ol~nn McC~be went to the
THE GREAT WALLENDA$
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millions all over the world.
coin
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for more smoking pleasure is
Chesterfield (the can't-be.copied blend)
The sun never sets on Chesterfield's pop-
ularity because Chesterfield combines • • • Ches
blends together.., the world's best cigarette
tobaccos in a way that's different from any
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+~]~ALTH COMMITTEE business visitors in Miles City Mort- t
MET ON MARCH 6th day.
Mrs. Teeters, Sr. came home on
-- - Thursday from the east. She spent
The County Health Advisory Corn- the winter in Illinois and Minnesota!
with relatives. Her sen Frank and
family were in Saturday from the
north country to visit her.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Simonson and
baby from near Yates were in to vis-
visit their daughter Dachel, Saturday
afternoon.
Ned Nogade left on the train Sat-
More for your money
SAWYER
HARDWARE
OSCAR H. WILL'S
BULK SEEDS
noon to help her celebrate her birth- Mrs. O. M. Helvik was hostess at a
day. : farewell party for her niece, Mrs. Earl
Mrs. Wallace Scott was hostess to Dunsworth Saturday evening. The
the Sewing club at her home Saturday guests brought gifts and Mrs. Helvik
afternoon. Mrs. Scott served dainty served a lovely lunch. Mr. and Mrs.
refreshments to the members and two Dunsworth left Monday for their new
urday afternoon for Seattle, Washing-liott.guests' Mrs. Bills and Mrs. Frank El- I homeThe atBibleGillette,studyWyOming.Club met with
ton. --- -:r- The following project leaders at- Russell Welsh Monday evening. After
Roland and Ruth Woo(lnouse we e +o.~ ~ meetin~ at the school house the study hour games were enJoye~
Beach visitors Saturday. S'at~lrda~" Mrs-A Christianson of and Russell was treated to a surprise
Mr. and Mrs J R. Bailey accomp- ~'+~]_^_ ~o ~atkins Mrs Irv Brei- birthday party Mrs. Welsh served ice
ish to r~s~, ~,- ...... "
anied Eugene and Russell We ,^-,^~.+, ~r, ~+,~e ~crs Sig Peder-. cream cake and cocoa and Russell re-
Olendive Monday where the latter was ~=2"='~;s;"~• +~h-~ie;:: ~l~irs Charles ceived many gifts from the guests as
having dental work done. t~'~'~'-,~:"Mrs "Win Lentz and Mrs. T. lthey wished him many more happy
• " • -~-l ...... er home Thursday evening - , • " '
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Stair wen~ va ,~w, ~ . ~~_~.~..~__
ATTENTION FARMERS!
See me before buying your supply of
Lubricating Oils- Greases- Fuels
For Spring's work
THE TEXAS CO.
QUALITY PRODUCTS AT FAIR PRICES
Stub Noyes - Agent
TELEPHONE
HELPED
THEIR
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two small chi
unconscious,
ically ill from
ents were
arrived.
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SAVE
LIVES
NORTHWESTERN
rnittee met in the School Hall in Sent-
~..el Butte on Monday, March 6, with
an Unusually good attendance. Instead
of the regular meeting an interesting
~°Vle entitled, "Syphilis, Its Nature,
larevention and Treatment" was shown
Clearly showing the cost in human
s~Cfering and misery as well as in
Cash. The early discovery and treat-
r~ent of the disease was stressed.
tipr• August C. Orr, Division of Child
_~giene, from the State Health De-
~,~,+~ent gave an interesting and ed-
t'.'~°nal talk on the cause preven-
mn and treatment of communicable
(liSeases in general.
DIVIDE NEWS
re_~'s. Dick Pendleton is spending a
.'w days at hr brother's home near
COOk and Henr~ ~,,,~ w-re Sentinel
~e and Beach shoppers Thursday.
Gene Nolan came as far as Low-
~an's last Saturday, where he got his
mail.
~tarold I-Iollar is slowly improving
from his recent illness.
other
cigarette.
... the blend that can't be copied
Ce~gratuiations to Mr and Mrs Galstcr home last week to help care
DL:' A:~,,/ .....: on zhe ::,r:':'Jal or a new' for her mother, MrS. Galstero~VnhOla~;; + When you try them you will know why ... the RIGHT COMBINATION of the
~ ........... 111. Tney DrougnE net bO ~ W I ---~ --
~:~ ..... ',where she is being cared for at the ! f'~+oe~'oa,.~g~o]~]e .;,,a,~illi.~ o¢ ma+, and world s bestci arette tobaccos
~'s. C. Wa!t.ers ,*.as taken to me Mceabe home. I ~,,~o,~,,j, .... &-,.-,., :,- ........ ~, ,-,,- g
~;s~:, l~mMjn S::2H"-~r2U~te M~ t Mrs. Mary Sca~mo:haSlt~u:d:ht~rs women more smoking pleasure.., why
¢,_ • " Y • " ' + " iwere snopping in ~eac ~ y. ] ..............
~ec~er where she helped to care ~orI Mr. and Mrs. A1 Welsh and children I THg¥ bAIIDP ]f '
~arn Wait. Iwere Sunday dinner guests at the B. I
Zich~krs: He.tin Brown has been on the iWelsh home• .. . .! Copyrlght 1939, Ll~=rr&MvnRsTos^ccoC~
. us~ the past weeK. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Avranam oI t
MOnday of last week Mrs. O. W. I Portland Oregon spent Sunday night ~ ~~'-- ' -- - -- ~-e-~e--
YOUel s r~+ .... .~ +^ +..~ ~,~ f Ta- ! .' -' ...... ~, ~,. ~- i Beach Saturday morning• Their te est ng co t s s and games w re Elliott, Orwlle Woodhouse, Johnny Su ay. Lynette Howard accompanied
Cn~ L ;~,;,,=~, ~ ...... ~ .... ;[!m~..~n [ at the home oz her ~ ........... s + da hter. Mrs Eisenbart came home played and several prizes, all in green, Greenu John Ken on Harold Pet- them and visited her parents, Mr and
~-,,~ w na~ ~--. ug . . p, y ,
viol*,:: as.n/, where . sue ...... • Pederson. They left Monday for Far- i with them and spent the week end. were given. Lovely refreshments were erson Ray Eisenbart and Russell Mrs. Wm. Howard and other relatives.
o.~mg relatives ior ¢ne past sevwa, r h Dakota where mey were , . '
.......~,~,, I go, No t . , .. . , .I The Sunnvvale~ Homemakers Club served and the guests expressed them- Welsh i
~^. : ...... '. called by the illness of Mrs. Aoranam s [ met Tuesday with Mrs Hugh Chaffee selves as having spent a delightful i "'r ......... rtis and Mrs M .... Illlllllllllllllll~~
_'"°Y ~imeson was a caller at me --^++-~r I • " ......... i-- t ~v~ ~. what. ~ . ~e • ---~
~llis Ayers home one day last week "'-~- .... ~ .... to-,r~nee Hartse were 1 at her home ann enjoye~ a rarely ev~, rig. - ......... ! Kramer are ill with the flu. ~ I~5~MI]SINQ AND ~Tl~I~
" mr. aug ~vx,+. ,~-,, ~ dinner and an interesting nrogram, i ~+,r. ann mrs. unarms kiOlSl;ein ano ............ ~ _
~ev ...... t ~er~ ~arson ~s v,smng ~rmnos m m Sheet and Metal "--'- m
Several members of the Woman s ~ • ann Mrs. ~ran~ tv~oore an°ttown *his week ~• "~
!Club went to Glendive Tuesday af- daughter, Della, were out-of-town ~ " _ . . ' ~ No Job Too Large Or T~ ~
a uests at th C T I Mr and Mrs ~amsm aug son of ~
ternoon where they were guests at g e W• . . U. meeting last • "- • "
! ~lub Tea week. In addition to the membership i Baker visited at the home of Mrs. _~ 01~U8 RISHOWD /
i~ a few friends met at the home of tea a birthday surprise was given Mrs. i Samsel's mother, Mrs. A. V. Cowee ~111~1111~1~11~1~
i__'" -- ...... --^~-, ~ter- Sletten secretary of the union. ' ..............