The most successful public
card party staged by the Grange
in the last three years was held
Thursday ni_.ht, The hall was
packed. Three extra tables were
necessary to accomodate the play
ers, Twenty eight prises were
awarded. Ethel Gilmore and V/aldo
Pox walked away with the ''Booby”
prizes. The leaders in the con
test for championship are:
Pinochle
Women: hr3. k. D. Snod rass--4S10
Fred Larson
k. A. Johanson
Hr. Tulley
C. F. Sullivan
Dragseth
L. C. Stock
4820
3930
3910
3470
5480
5030
4700
3600
3420
500
Women: Latherine Hoag
3080
1350
1500
1500
1100
1950
1340
1600
1520
710
Mrs. Hays
Mrs. Monaghan
■ rs. 5. Deland
T'rs. H. Jenson
;:en. \rry DeLand
Virgil McVicker
01: as. wilson
There are seven more parties
to be held in the contest and some
of the Lark Horses will probably
be nosing out the leaders.
Folks you still have an op
portunity to join the fun and try
for the championship. All that
is necessary is to play in five
card parties or 120 hands.
Virr.il McVicker as chairman
of the Grange Social Committee
wishes to thank Mrs. C.V. ling,
Mrs. Tom LeFalc and 3 rs. Ivan Wilson
for their splendid work in making
the card party so successful.
St. John's Lutheran Church Services
Woodrow Kurth, Pastor
Sunday School at 10:30 A.M.
Mornin0 Worship at 11:00 A. 11.
Everyone welcome
GO-OF HOT IS; CON'T
the hope he will be able to get
nouch front then to buy a little
to oat.
You nay ask, "Why legislation, the
price of a Tractor is not set by
lav," You arc right but the Trac
tor factory is owned by one nan or
a 3nail group of non while fifty
thousand individual farriers nay be
^.rowing potatoes with the only con
tr 1 of the narlcet, just what in
fluence their local cooperative
nay have.
Which rcuinds no of what uy
father once said "That sor.io day
son one smarter than' I will have
this all figured out", but Lord
in the noan tine send us sane news
paper editors that remember that
old saying "If you can't say 3e-no
thing go nl about a fellow keen still'
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POTATO GrROV/ERS MET, JAN. 21
Spud growers who attended the
meeting last Tuesday received some
very interesting information on the
results of experiments carried on
at the Experiment Station in fer
tilizers for potatoes and on com
parative yields for different dis
tances of planting.
hr. Irwin told of 'the advant
ages end disadvantages found in the
different varieties of potatoes
tried out at the Station and said
teat several test3 had.shown the
hhice Bliss and Arctic Seedling to
be ood varieties to be grown in
this area. ''bite Sold, while pro
viding excellent quality is not so
high yielding and is less resistant
to disease, he stressed the nec
essity of rouging the potato field
every year pointing out that ohe
elimination of disease in potatoes
is a long time job.
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