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A surprise birthday party was held
~st Sunday at the Wm. Roesler home
in honor of Mrs. Roesler.
Ueckert
Bernard
Freese and Floyd Wilson u ere call-
ers at Dornlnlek Kukoweki's home on
Monday afternoon.
A fe~)re,tires and friends gath-
ered at the Leonard Trester. home
last Monday evening in honor of Mrs.
~rester's birthday. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bublltz and
4emily, Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Trest-
er and Mrs. Jennie Treater. Mr. and
M~. Bill W~udke and family, and
Mr. and Mrs. William Roesler and
family. A pleasant evening was
spent.
The submarginal land agent was in
this neighborhood the first of the
Week appraising land for the goyern-
menL
William Ueckert was a business
caller at the farm home of Mrs.
Jennie Treater last Tuesday after-
m0on,
Mr, and Mrs. Peter Zook, Jr.
from California were visitors at the
]~ank Zook home last Tuesday.
Many from this vicinity attended
the Wedding dance at Evergreen
Park Tuesday evening given in hon-
or of the newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Dicta,
Mr, and Mrs. Kunkel, from Wi-
~ona~ Minn. left for their home last
Saturday. They were here on their
honeymoon and were guests at tbe
home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kukowski
the past ten daYs.
Mr. Thorpe from Jamestown is do-
fag some repair work at the Pow-
ers Elevator at Chama.
Mr. anti Mrs. Frank Zook enter-
tailed for a host of relatives at a six
o'clock dinner last ~Vednesday even-
tag.
Ervin Ueckert went to Bismarck
on the btm Thursday and drove back
an International truck purchased
from the Martin agency.
Mr, and Mrs. William Ueckert en-
tertained at dinner last Sunday for
Mr. and Mrs. William Burns and
~mtl~ from Sentinel Butte, Mr. and
and family from Me.
and Mr. and Mrs. Charlle
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Streltz and
children were callers at the Arthur
L~ttterall home Friday.
Robert Latterall is sl0wly recov-
ering from hts illness.
The detour in this county for high-
way No. 10 has been completed ex-
cept for the gravel,
The HARLEM PLAY GIRLS. a
12-Piece colored girls dance orchestra
are playing at Evergreen Park. this
FridaY, June 28th.
Golva News
The HARLEM PLAY GIRLS, a
12-piece colored girls dance orchestra
are playing at Evergreen Park, this
:Friday, June 28th,
A vast crowd witnessed the ball
~me here Sunday in which the Am-
fdon team was defeated by our boys
22 to 2.
Retnhart NiStler was a Sunday
dinner guest of Chris Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. George Wassmau
and family of Sentinel Butte visited
at the George Johnson home Sunday,
Theodore Maanum is having the ex-
terior of his home painted. Thomas
Xlrkpatrick is doing the work.
Gone Tull was up from the Meyers
ranch Sunday to see Old friends.
Jack and Robert Hardy were visit-
ors here Sunday.
Mrs. Catherine Lorenz received
the sad news of the illness of her
Wister, Mrs. Mike Bartley of Bis-
arck. She left immediately on Sunday
and expects to be gone about a week.
She went down with Mr. and Mrs.
John Schillo sad son Martin, who
to see their daughter and
who is a nun at the St. Alexius
• ~ Roy Nell is suffering from a kink
, ~ his back.
RalPh DoUbles who has
folka here left
hfs gran~l-
were 27
confirmed Wednesday by Bishop V.
We~rIe.
George Johnson had an nlcersted
teeth pulled Saturday.
Rosa Johnson is employed at tbc
farm.
Mrs,. C. V. Madison is havin~"
home and store
painted,
plans on moving to
We regret to see thefi~
Harold L~rson has the mumps.
K
Fay the Post-
These are the men who piloted the first international sky train, consisting
~f a tow plane and two gliders, from ~ilama to Havana and back with com-
plete success. Left to right they are Jack 0'Meara of New York and E. Paul
Du Pont, Jr,, of Wilmington, Del,, glider pilots, and Elwood Klein, pilot of the
tow plane.
The major portion of the wheat
tmp(n~ ed into the United States
since July, 1934, has been durum
wheat, for seed and milling. PracHc-
ally aH imports were from Canada.
Commissioners'
Proceedings
t111
,Tune ~th, 1925
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