The Humboldt Republican from Humboldt, Iowa • Page 5

Friday. March 3, 1933 THE HUMBOLDT REPUBLICAN, HUMBOLDT, IOWA BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY Four fires in Humboldt in six days and several in the country, prompts us to suggest again that it is unsafe to keep valuable papers, jewelry, in the home. For less than ten cents a month, you can have the exclusive use of a safe deposit box in our modern, Safe Deposit Vault. Can you afford to take a chance for this small amount? Humboldt Trust and Savings Bank Marriage Licenses Issued. Marriage licenses were issued to Elick Hahn of Fort Dodge, and Isabel M.

Coom, of Humboldt county where she has been employed. She is a resident of Fort Dodge. Also to Arthur Friedrlch of Fenton, son of Rev. Friedrlch of Beaver township, and Miss Lillian Kunert of Beaver township. PERSONAL MENTION I Mrs.

Maude Matthews spent over Sunday with her husband In Fort Dodge. Mrs. Alma Llnstrum of Marathon, issp ending a few days with friends in Humboldt. Mrs. Fred Sarsgard of Minneapolis, is spending some time with her mother, Mrs.

Ellen Scott. Mrs. Martin Madsen, who has been ill with the flu, is able to be up and around the house again. Mrs. Ray Wogen, who was injured last week by falling down the cellar steps of her home, is to sit up now.

Enid Stoebe, west of'townV has accepted the position, of housekeeper at the W. F. Hopley home, and has begun her new duties. Mrs. Blanche Stewart and son Clarence moved Wednesday from the Taft apartments to the Watts residence ust south of the John Brown park.

Mrs. Jens Jacobsen spent Tuesday at the home her niece Mrs. Veggo Peterson caring for the new baby girl who arrived Tuesday morning, Mr. and Mrs. Veggo Peterson of near Hajdy, are the parents of a seven and three-fourth pound baby girl born February 28.

They have named her Mary Lou. Mrs. Carl Gilliland returned on Saturday evening from Fort Dodge where she had spent some time with her daughter Mrs. Deloves Nickless, who has been ill. Mrs, Alice Lowder was a last week Wednesday visitor at the country home of Mr.

and Mrs. C. J. Spayde in honor of Mr. Spayde's birthday.

A birthday dinner was enjoyed. Harold Hackley and daughter Lucile and little grandson Tommy Joe of Council Bluffs, spent from last week Tuesday evening until Friday at the home of the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. P. A.

Hack- loy. II MOT THEATRE A March 8-9-10 Their love proved stronger than the power of MARCH EUSSA UNDI tlMSOtHE COiECIH UJAIUI5 lAMiUON (1 Oliwi.wuw "faiuit Leads All the EiilcrfJlnmcnll the World Hat t'vtr Known! Florence Funk is spending the week at the J. L. Oleson home at Spencer. Cy Conlin who livfife west of town, has been ill for the past week or more.

Thelma Terwilliger is assisting at the E. D. Gochenouer home this week while they are moving. Alice McCarthy of Livermore, spent several days last week with her friend Mrs. L.

C. Morrison. The George Sinning family who have been having scarlet fever expect to be released from quarantine Saturday. Ole Oleson of Spencer, who has been visiting at the Herman Funk home the past week returned home Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Reynolds and baby of Belmond, were Sunday visitors at the parental Mrs. Mable Reynolds home. Carrie Johnson and John Flint of Cowrie, spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

John DeBoer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Gilles Verbrugge, ortheast of town, were Sunday dinner guests at the parental Mrs. C.

Verbrugge. home. Norma Sanford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sanford, is ill and quarantined at-her home in south Humboldt with diphtheria, daughter Frances of near Gilmore City, were Saturday dinner guests at the P.

A. Hackley home. Mrs. J. L.

Oleson and Charles eKamp of Spencer, visited at le J. A. Cedar home the past eek, returning home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

A. L. Con well spent he week end at Cedar Rapids here they visited at the home of Irs. Conwell's brother C. M.

Day. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence DeSmidt ud- family were Saturday evening isitors at the home of Mrs. De- midt's mother Mrs.

Haugen at ode. Mr, and Mrs. Henry King va- ated the H. Sexe residence Monay and moved into the Mrs. Lucy layer residence in southeast iumboldt.

Mrs. Frank Merris, who has been ecelving medical care at tho hos- ital in Iowa City, was brought ome Tuesday in tht Ellsworth mbulauce. John Beebe took his mother Mrs. 'Uma AVestberg to Rochester Monay where she is spending a few lays at the hospital undergoing an ixamination. Mrs.

C. Verbruggo and daughter Cornelia, and Mr. and Mrs. Gilles Verbruggo, were Sunday afternoon Isitors at the C. Z.

AVood home south of town. L. F. Cavauaugh accompanied Paul Kiiehnast to Chicago Satur- lay evening with several carloads of cuttle. They returned AVednes- lay morning.

Mrs. Cavanaugh and laughter Mary Jane spent the week end at the home of her mother, Mrs. Larson, at Rolfe. Bertha Underberg, who has been ill fur some time at the AVilbur Nelson home, is to be cared for the Jim Johnson home. Mrs.

Wilbur Nelson will spent several weeks with her, helping with her care. Mrs. Joe Kendall left Thursday of this week to spend several weeks at the Gust Gustafson home west at Humboldt, where she will help care for Otelia Bergquist, a cousin of the Gustafsous. Miss Bergquist has been a patient for ihe past two weeks at the Lutheran hospital at Fort Dodge, receiving treatment for a broken hip and a dislocated bone in the hip. She was brought to the Gustafson home AVednesday.

Out-of-town people who attended the funeral of Mrs. George Millwurd AVednesday 'afternoon were her three sisters, Mrs. Geo. White of Solon, Mrs. George Burkley and son of Mills, and Mr.

and Mrs. R. Hall of Iowa City, and her neices and nephews Mr. and Mrs. M.

H. Slelchter, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hull, Mr. and Mrs.

C. Hall, Mrs. Edna Singlemau, Mr. Sam Hall, and Mrs. L.

A. Douglass of Iowa City. Others were Mrs. Cora Flynn of Riverside, and Mrs. Clarence Keck and family of Mudelia, Minn.

Mrs. Ida Porter of Livermore, was a Wedneaday visitor in Humboldt. Mrs. Glenn Brock and baby of Hardy, were AVednesday visitors In our city. Mrs.

Jens Peterson and Mrs. Inga McCreary of Bradgate, were Monday business visitors in Humboldt. Evelyn Lockwood, daughter of George H. Lockwood of Hardy, was a Monday visitor with Mrs. C.

E. Loekwood. Mrs. Anna AValkner of Renwick, was a AVednesday and Thursday visitor with friends and relatives in Humboldt. Mrs.

Marshall Kurd spent Tuesday In Sioux City on business. The Hurds are planning to move to Sioux City soon. Mrs. Bertha Petersen left last Tuesday for Linn Grove, where she Is visiting her brother Lars Benson and family. Mrs.

Alma Lindstrum of Marathon is visiting at the home of her brother Eric Lindstrum in Dakota City and with friends in Humboldt. Dale Fraser returned home last Friday from Fort Dodge where he has been a patient at the hospital following a ruptured appendix operation. Mrs. Violet Groll, who has been visiting for the past several months with her sister Mrs. James Bosslngham, left Monday evening for an indefinite stay at Nevada, Iowa.

AV. J. Clayton was called to Hopkinsville, Kentucky, by the death of his mother Mrs. Anna Clayton. He also went to Roxboro, North Carolina, where the body was taken for burial.

Nurse Ann Gullixson of Bode, who has been caring for Mrs. Albert VanDriest in Beaver township for a week, returned to her home Tuesday of this week. Mrs. Van- Driest is some better at this time. Oliver Olson of Ames, who is a representative of the Farmers' National company in Omaha, was a Tuesday night supper guest at the J.

C. Reasoner home and spent Wednesday with Mr. Reasoner on Donald of Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. L.

Anderson and daughter Shirley Ann who live east of town, Mr. and Mrs. Milford AVestre and daughter Ardls of Thor, Qarmon Gordon, Merle Nie), and Verna LocRwood. Mrs. Lcnnon Kntertalns nt Mrs.

A. B. Lennon entertained a group of ten ladles at a tea Thursday afternoon. This is the first in a series of tea's given by members of the Methodist Ladies Aid. Standard Oil Employes Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Schore entertained tho employees of the Standard Oil company evening at the James Tuesday DeSmidt home. The evening was spent in playing bridge and refreshments were served. MAKCH 1ST MOVINOS OF HUMBOLPT CO. PEOPLE OATH- EKED BY NEWS KEPOUTEKS a business trip.

Mrs. John McDonald, Mrs. Oscar Young, Mrs. Charles Kastler, and Miss Fannie of Eagle Grove, and Mrs. I.

0. 'Hobsen of Fort Dodge, were the out-of-town guests who attended the D. A. R. meeting at the H.

S. Stone home Monday. Mrs. Fred Hansen who lives north of town, lias been spending the past several weeks at tljehome of her relatives Mr. and Mrs.

Chris Hansen south of Humboldt, where she has been recuperating since her recent illness. She was able to return to her home last Thursday. The Glenn Brodale family have vacated the Mrs. Mary Myers residence in southeast Humboldt and moved into the Irve Dodd resi- dpnce in southwest Humboldt. The Dodds moved Into the house which was formerly owned by his parents Mr.

and Mrs. Chet Dodd. Mrs. Lou Schifferle and son Wallace of Council Bluffs, visited several days last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

P. A. Hackley. SOCIAL CALENDAR Friday, March Rebekah Lodge. W.

F. M. S. of the Methodist church meets with Mrs. John Johnson.

West Grove Farmer's club meets with Mrs. Charles Nelson. Saturday, March Birthday clu bmeets with Mrs. I L. Crlttendon.

Monday, March American Legion. Chautauqua Circle meets with Mrs. John Reed. P. N.

G. C. meets with Mrs. E. R.

Gehrt. Tuesday, March Congregational Mission Circle meets with Mrs. Helga Ketman. Masonic lodge meeting. 0.

N. 13. C. meets with Mrs. Charles Nelson.

Rotary dinner in Coffe Shoppe. Young Women's Association of Methodist church meets with Dr. Nelle Schultz, with Astrid Larson, assistant, hostess. Wednesday, Murch B. P.

W. meets in Coffee Shoppe for 6:30 dinner; this is guest night and program is in charge of legislation committee. Garden Club meets at the home Mrs. J. C.

Reasoner; members- and husbands invited. W. R. C. meets at Legion building.

W. N. meets with Mrs. AV. J.

Brown. Thursday, March Airline Industrial club meets with Mrs. Bina Berkhiuier; leaders Opal Kramer and Maude Christensen; roll call, "Civic Im- prnvcineniti Needed." Bide-A-Wee meets with Mrs. B. B.

Watson. W. W. W. meets with Mrs.

J. Coddington. I. 0. 0.

F. Unique Ladies Aid meets at the home of Beulah Adams with Mrs. Harry Adams as assistant hostess. Contract bridge club meets with Mrs. Mason Shepard.

(Continued from arelnovlng from their location in Grove township to the Blomker farm miles north of Unique. Horace Ritchie and family of Oto- tosen, are moving on the place vacated by the Gpchenouers. Hyde Hoffman and family, who have been living for the past several years on the old Edwards farm north of Humboldt, are moving back to Sac City. Albert Maach is going to farm the place vacated by the Hoffmans. Jesse Fisher of Grove township, is moving on the place farmed last year by Ole Olson.

Jack Johnson of near Owl Lake, is moving on the Clara Stevenson farm in Grove township vacated this week by Walter Tlnken and family. The Tinkens are moving to a farm near Arnold. Pioneer. Marcus Malloy of Pocahontas, moved to the farm vacated by Albert Huen. Mr.

Malloy bought this farm last year. Mr. Huen moved to a farm near Barnum which he recently purchased. William Dawson moved to the Mike Loftus farm and Wm. Stein moved to the farm vacated by the Dawson family.

Carl Wilson of Gilmore City, will move on farm the Stein's have beeen farming. Doc. Rosendahl of Manson, moved to the Andrew's house in Pioneer and will farm the Martin Rosendahl land this year. Carl Powers moved to the Thos. Loftus house near Pioneer and Ernest Bloomker who lived there during the winter moved to Dakota City.

liverinorc. Arthur Hood and mother Mrs. J. M. Hood of Fort Dodge, will move to their farm south of Pioneer.

Leon Colwell has moved from the old C. Clark farm south oi Livermore to the Williams place one mile west of Bode. Ray Conklin of near Hun, wldt, will move to the Colwell farm. Charles Cran is moving from the J. C.

Miller farm one-half 'mile south of Livermore, where he lias lived for the past twelve years, to a farm between Rutland and Bradgate, known as the Hans Jensen farm. Mr. Miller will occupy his place this year. Grover Bryant who has been living on the L. C.

Trauger farm east of Livermore, is moving this week to a farm eight miles south of Humboldt. G. Smith of Eagle Grove, will occupy the Trauger place. Paul Drushella is moving from the Helen Miner farm to the Jacobson farm three miles west of Humboldt. Ulus Wilson will farm the Miner land in connection with his own farm this year.

Louis Seward, who has been a tenant on the Jim Murphy farm two miles east of town, has-moved to the old Ole Hoff farm three miles west of Bode. Alfred Feaster will occupy the Murphy place. George Brogan is vacating his farm one mile west of Livermore on which he and his family have lived for twenty years, and will live in the Beigger house in the south part of Livermore. Harold Frederick will occupy the Brogan farm. The Daniel Brothers are vacating the old Buchanan place west of Livermore and it will be occupied by a Froh family who are moving to the vicinity from Eagle Grove.

The Theodore Henderson family are moving from near LuVerne this week and will live on the farm recently purchased from AVeaver Hewitt. Barnet Pefl'er, who has lived on the Frank AVeiskamp farm west of Corinth Pupils- Enjoy The pupils of Corinth district number nine enjoyed a treat in the form of a theatre party given them by their teacher Miss Fern Kiiieriem Thursday evening at the Humota theater where they enjoyed the picture "Robinson Crusoe." Marjorlo Mae Schultz Celebrates Mr. and Mrs. Rinholt Schultz entertained a group of friends at dinner Sunday in honor of their daughter Marjorle Mae's lirst bithday. Those present were Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Enfield and son Livermore, for the past seven years, moving to a farm eight miles southeast of Livermore. AVil- llnm Hoppe from north of Hodo, will move to the place vacated by the Peffers. The Bernard Devine family of Livermore, who have been living with the B. AV.

Devine family, are moving to a house on the II. J. Bluuier farm the lirst of this month. LtiYerne. Mrs.

Kate Carton will occupy the farm vacated by the George Nauman family who moved this week to a farm near Algona. Irvin Barton recently purchased the farm which has been occupied by the Ted Henderson family, and will live there this year. The Henderson family moved to a farm near Livermore. Fred AVolf is moving to the farm vacated by the Bartons. Fred Baumgartner moves to the place vacated by the AVolfs and B.

F. Snyder moves onto the place left vacant by the Baumgartnei's. The A. L. Daggy family have rented a place near Rutland this year and have moved to the same.

The Fred Merkle family of near Bode, are locating on the farm vacated by the M. P. Madseeu family who are moving to Eagle Grove. AV. L.

Hefti and family have moved from this vicinity and will locate this year on a farm near Hardy. Max Meyers of near Goldfield will occupy the farm vacated by the Heftls. Ell Eager and family, who have been living In the B. F. Burtis residence the past year are moving to Audubon.

F. W. Hintz, has vacated the Al Miller farm and is locating on bis own small farm at the edge of town. Mr. nnd Mrs.

Duane Neal will occupy the Miller farm. A. L. Jones of near Renwick, will move on the farm vacated by F. II.

Hintz. The farm on which the Jones family has been living will be occupied by Ralph Consov- er and Jake Kubly of Renwick, will live on the farm vacated by Consovers. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith, who were recently married, will farm the parental John farm north of LuVerne.

C. M. AVhithill has moved his lousehold goods to a farm near Bancroft where he and his family will live this year. S. R.

Ellsfritz who have been iving on the Hanna farm near Liivermore, is moving to the George Burton farm south of LuVerne which is being vacated by the Chester Stoddard family. Fred Doty of Thor, is moving to the Hanna place. Mr. and Mrs. Art Hanselman are locating on the farm vacated by Andrew Nelson.

The Nelsons are moving to the Sam Swank farm. John Hinz family is moving from Lhis vicinity to a farm near AVebs- ter City. Marx Schwyter Is to live on the Ansel Starr farm near Hardy. Tookeys will live in the house vacated by the Schwyters. Tarry Christensen will farm the place vacated by the AVllllam Center family.

The H. B. Zenter residence in town lias been rented to AVilford Jones. The B. F.

Burtis residence will be occupied by Dick AVermer- son. Frank Blegger is returning to bis own farm near LuVerne after a stay of three years In tho state of Washington. Floyd Masterson will farm the R. It. Masterson place this year.

Cilinore City. C. P. Camp will move from town to the Nell Bluin farm east of Gilmore City, and the Anderson family who have been living there will move to Humboldt. Fred Somers will move from his place to the AValt Moffet farm south of town, for which he traded.

Taylor Beatty who has been living on the Moffet place will move onto the A. L. Peterson acreage on the souUi edge of town. John Both well will move from the Petersoi property to the H. Mullen farrr where Elmer Mason has been liv ing.

The Masons are moving tc town. Max Paulson is moving till: month from the Tim Griffin farm south of town to the Hunter farn north of town. Carl Wilson wll move from the Hunter farm to th Connelly farm south of town. Ott Paulson will move from the Edg ington farm on the south edge town to the Tim Griffin farm. Robert dayman will move fron town to the Saxby farm.

Roland Sorenson who has bee living in Weaver township ha moved his family to a house i Gilmore City. A. H. Reichman family of Gil more City, are moving from tth residence owned by Mrs. Fre Sandham of Rockwell City, to th Landmesser property in Gilmor City.

Itutlnml. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Paulsor formerly of LuVerne, moved int his house in the south part town AVednesday. Mr.

Paulson ha been driving the Standard 01 truck at LuVerne. Mr. and Mrs. John Schriebe moved the first of this week fron the Sep Sherman house onto th Merchant farm near Bradgate. Mr.

and Mrs. John Benjamin ar moving this week from the Blomker farm south of town the Martha Olsen farm northwes of town. Mr. and Mrs. Art Donnley near Gilmore City, moved AVet: nesday into the Bine Locke, Sr house in the south part of tow and will farm the Sep Sherman land.

Mr. and Mrs. George Solbeck are moving this week from the Boothroyd farm onto the old John Hanson farm northwest of Rutland. Mr. and Mrs.

Gordon Hoffman are moving this week off the L. Blomker farm near Unique onto the farm north of here vacated by the Chris Jensen family. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Knlericm are moving onto the Knierlem farm, south of Unique, where they will I mile east of town which was edently vacated by the H.

C. Niel- family. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Smith who ave been living in tho R.

Shel- ren tenant house, are moving nek to Fort Dodge this week. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Maach who ave been occupying the Schlutor arm north of Rutland, are mov- ng this week to a farm near ardy. The old AValt Sandford farm orthcnst of Rutland, is to be upied next year by a Mr.

and rs. Schultz of Clare. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gangstead re moving this week to Fort odge where they plan to make lelr future home.

Thor Cliniiffps. Herman AVessol moved back to Is farm which his son Birney as been working and the latter ill be employed as a tenant on a arm near Hardy. Martin Keen moved to the Buter fnrm near Goldfleld and John hrlstopher is to occupy the place acatod by Mr. Keen. Ralph Parkr has rented the place vacated by lie Christophers.

Lester Johnson will farm his wn place this year. His renter rlaurlco Opheim moved this week the farm formerly occupied by iltons. Peter Kmitson has moved to a arm near Badger which he re- ently purchased. Carl Johnson to move on the place vacated iy Knutson. Ben Olson la moving to the John place this week and the moved to tho place occu- icd by the Olsons.

Harry Peterson and family have noved to the place which has been coupled during tho past year by Ole Mandsager, and Mr. Mandsag- moved to tho Jessie Hill farm. Hills have moved to a resi- lonce in Badger. Anderson Brothers of Chicago, are living where -larry Petersons lived. About a week ago Mr.

and Mrs. George Colo moved to a farm in Humboldt and Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt if Eagle Grove, are now living on he farm vacated by tho Coles. Ilcmvlck.

Myron Collins is disposing of lis household goods and expects to work near Klemme this summer. Mr. and Mrs. J. Peer and chll- Iren are moving from a farm south of Renwick to one north of town.

The Allan Rasmussen family who have been farming north of Renwick, moved the first of the (Continued on page ten.) Remodeling Sale (C OR Shoe Values "ODD LOT" Pumps, ties and straps. Some real specials. $1.37 Children's Shoes Straps, ties. Black, brown and patent. To size 2.

week into the house recently vacated by the Earl Fryslie family in north Goldfleld. AValter Hanson and family of Renwick, moved the middle of February into the L. W. Miller house in Renwick. Mr.

and Mrs. George Rice moved back on their farm formerly occupied by the Hansons. Fred Jensen moved last week from Renwick to the John Speich farm. Tom Moore who has been living in the old hotel residence in Renwick, Is moving intrf-the house on the Hazelwood property. Will Ventner who has been farming near LuVerne, will live this year on the F.

B. Hefti farm south of Renwick. Lloyd Pool of Algona, is moving onto his father's farm one-half 'mile south of Renwick. Clem Briggs is moving to a farm near Bode. Bode.

Anton Penning and family who have been living on the Henry Telford farm, leave this week for the southern part of the county where they plan to farm. Ed Von Bank and family of Ottosen, have rented the Telford farm. Ray Torgerson who has been farming tho L. B. Gangestad farm near Bode for several years, Is quitting farming and has moved to town.

Henry Bergum of Bode, lias rented the Gangostad farm for the next year. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pederson nnd daughter of Bode, are moving to a farm near Dakota City where they will live in the tenant house on the RHnliie farm. H.

A. Hanson of Bode, tenant on FIVE the Williams farm now owned by I have been living on the Edd nuson and Hanson of Forest Webrspann farm near Ottosen for City, held a sale last week and are moving this week to a farm near I Badger. Leo Colwell and family ot near Livormore, are moving to tho Williams place. Ole Olson of Livermore, has rented Mrs. Andrew Johnson's farm west of Tiode and Chris Anderson, her former tenant, is mov- Ing on the II.

E. Gullixson farm. Gulllxaona arc moving Into the IlallonRCr residence In Bodo but have rcnlod land to farm from Ilnlls near Bode. AV. E.

Hoppe and family, who i linvc lived on the Irmetor farm i north of Bode, are moving near Livermore and Anton Hanson and family ot Ottosen will occupy tho farm vacated by tho Iloppes. Olaf Solberg and family of Otto- son, have moved Into the L. 0. Kin- sclh residence. Mr.

Solberg is the new truck man for tho Champlin Oas company. Laurence Hanson who has boon living on the Mrs. J. Dale farm, near Bodo, is moving to a farm near Algonn. Elinor Larson has rented the Dale farm.

Lovl and Oscar Swoon are moving onto tho Ed Enockson farm, and Lewis Seward and family of Livormoro will occupy the Hoff farm vacated by tho Swoons and will work for Thor Olson who has rented tho place. Brndgnte. John Schrleber Is moving from Rutland to the farm east of Bradgate which has been occupied by Fred Bcnajmln. The Benjamins will move to his father's farm north of Bradgate. The Iseming- ers who have been living on tho I parental Benjamin place are moving near Plover.

Tho Carl Klingor family of near Bradgato arc moving to a farm near Callender. L. B. Pederson of Humboldt, who purchased the ITaynes place a year ago, is moving onto it. Mr.

and Mrs. John Gaboon held a closing out sale and are moving (rom their farm northwest of Bradgato. For the present they are storing their household goods and are visiting their daughter in Des Molnos. Their plans for the future are indefinite at this time. Otloson.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lelst moved Tuesday to a farm in Beaver township near Badger. Mr. and Mrs.

H. Mortz of near Bbde, will occupy the farm vacated by tho Lelsts. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Rictger moved their household goods to a Infant Shoes Softsolcs.

Sizes 0-3. farm near Dakota City Tuesday, where they will make their future homo. Mr. and Mrs. Benie Movlck who Mens Work Shoes Composition and leather.

Retan and elk uppers. $1.87 Scout Bals Boys' and Men's. All sizes. Mens' Heavy Work Rubbers 890 A. B.

White Co. farm this year. Mr. and Mrs. Hans C.

Nielsen moved the latter part of the week into the AVilhur Nelson house in the west part of Humboldt. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knierlem ure locating on the J. P.

Anderson farm Just Arrived Another Shipment Closing Days-Remodeling Sale For This Week End DRESSES To absolutely close. out we have one big rack, former values to $5.95. Prints, chiffons, printed silks, etc. All sizes. SLIPS If you need a new slip we have it.

Look them over. $1 COATS 6 only children's coats. 4 only ladies' coats. Your choice SWEATERS Children's and Misses' slipovers, coat styles. Each CORSETS To clean our higher priced corsets we have one table full of corsets running to $3.50 values 9C Two Tables These two tables are full of merchandise Avorth many times 9c or 19c.

See them and select your needs. WINDOW SHADES Green, Cream and Brown. 3G inches by feet. Special Friday and Saturday 39C NEEDLE WORK ASSORTMENT Any Pattern. IOC WALL PAPER CLEANER 3 X5e CURTAINS 1-3) Price Preshrunk Broadcloth.

Fast color. Patterns and plain colors. 2 HORSEHIDE LEATHER COATS Sixes 40. Sheepskin collars. Values of $6.50.

$3.87 MEN'S OVERALLS REMODELING SALE SPECIALS Ladies' Cotton Fabric Gloves Underwear 2 big groups of discontinued Munsingwear 49c MEN'S WORK SHIRTS FLANNEL SHIRTS Sizes 14 $1.39 values. SILKS Plain and prints. 49c Woolen Velvet To clean up what have left. we Pillow Cases 42x36 inches. Cretonne 36 inch.

Yard Georgette Good choice..