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Dear Editor continuing resume of the events Cedar that mediately after uration March began to Confidence lease of life, tories operations, of labor the price products and there seemed revival of the spirit and optimism over whole However owing the fact that expenses the form labor, and groceries were compared with the cheap seemed hap. present on the high road to perity comparison of the Harting markets 1890, 1925 of interest this time Corn Rye Barley Beef Hogs $10.88 Butter 30 29 Eggs bank organized Hartinton State which with the the Farmers First National the Hartington made three progressive banks Times seemed steadily satisfactory 1907 early the held convention the of opinion Georgia, the and the believe the that business conditions were and basis and sound prosperous that could forward continuance of these conditions to come. In fact the financial sky never appeared clear and taking other hitch his belt doubled effort, with parent continuance of prosperity offing But bolt of lightning of this clear blue, Monday the 28th day Octobthe Sioux City, Om and Chicago, with whom our banks carried their advised that inasmuch the New York house had passed resolution to (money) and to issue currency fifty million dollars clearing house certificates buffer in the emergency, and would ship to correspondent banks no currency either direct or indirectly, they, banks Sioux City, Omaha and Chicago, would ship money to Well!! and what said the country banker and marked in like terms, both terse and vigorously. had normal amount of in our vaults, our reserve with correspondent banks strong little bank had about $30,000 Sioux City and credit one bank in Omaha, Chicago and New York) but could not get dollar. very little side money is Harting on to take the cash of its business actions but this was decidedly not normal conditon. Far from did not what our customers might do because knew told that he cannot have one what he thinks he ought to have, ither money, high balls hing else that he likes, he more in fact deternined to get it. This was bankpanic pure and simple. Praclically all country banks adopted the plan of paying only $10 any day all city banks adopted ame plan exception that Omaha paid $25 and some the arger cities paid much we issued scrip, form 10 and 20 dollar, white, and blue checks ayable bearer lieu of cash. "hese dubbed by the milk heck period to in my last etter. But story too long letter. We will continue in our next. W. S.

Mr. and Mrs. John Jelinek and on, Walter, spent Monday eventhe Jelinek home and acquainted with the new baby that home.

City and Mrs. Sunday visitors Mrs. Burgel was visitor in this city Tuesday Mrs. Henry Dendinger Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bradford and Hartington drove where they spent Sunday of relatives and day guests friends. of Mr Sylvia daughter Mrs. Bel the visiting den Dendinger home the Henry Monday Dendinger spent Miss Sylvia friends and Mr. and Mrs family Bow Valley Mr the day of Mrs. Barney this and Mrs. Meyer Mr the Hahn callers city this Sunday Nels Peterson home Mr and Sunday Mrs home visitor Thursday and Martin Anton Mathiason the Mc Friday visitors this city Peterson Mr and visitors the Sunday and Mrs Anton Mathiason, near this Mrs Roskopf and and children Sunday Mrs. callers this living Leona daughter and Jos. Leffelman her work Mrs. Mrs. John Johns Mr and Obert Monday afternoon visitors the Leffelman Mr Mrs. Campbell Coleridge and Mr and Mrs. Earl Gilbertson Obert visitor home and Sunday Mrs Adolph Matson, living near Mr and Mrs. Frank and family east of visitors the John Mc. Sunday home this city. Mr Mrs. Leonard Jenny of Sioux City drove and daughter Laurel Saturday where they spent night the home and Mrs. Marks, living near that place. The the two families drove to Harting ton where they spent iting at the home of Mrs. Mary Marks. Meiners returned to this from Lincoln Sunday Mrs. spending the her home east of here and transacting busi ness. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lind and Mr. Mrs. Theo. Lind, Mr. and Henry Keiter and famEdward Jelinek, Martha Retland, Mrs. Bertha Knudtson and Evar Knudtson were Sunday visitors at the home Mr. and Mrs. Peter Benson, living west of Hartington. Mr. Sudbeck of Crofton and Miss Mary Sudbeck Sioux City were visitors Monday the home of Mr. and Mrs. near this city. Mrs. John was visitor the latter part the week of Mr. Mrs. Sudbeck. Mrs. John Weidenfeldt and Mr. and Weidenfeldt Yankton on Mesdames Wurtz and Whitney and Miss Mamie Nelson were Monday visitors in Sioux City. Nels Pearson and sons of Laurwere visitors Sunday the home Mr. and Mrs. Olof Swanliving south of this city. Mrs. Will Brandow and son and Mr. and Henry McPherson, Mrs. H. Slack were visitors Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Anderson. Mr. Mrs. Tom McFadden, Mr. and Mrs. Felber Mr. and Mrs. B. H. were Sunday visitors the home Mr. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lomer Headlee were visitors the of the week at the Charley Bobenmoyer home. Mr. and Mrs. John Jelinek and two sons, and Walter, visited the Walter Rasmussen home Sunday and had dinner with them. and Mrs. James Stejskal and family visited Grandma Sidak Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne LaRue of Sioux City arrived Friday evening and visited at the home of Mrs. Olson. They returned to Sioux City Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Jelinek Louis Moraves Mrs. Jelinek Mrs. mother, they returned Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Moravee came here the Jelinek The live and Mrs. Howard Dodge near Hartington entertained o'clock guests dinner The guests included and Mrs. Dodge, Mr. and Mrs. McCory and and Mrs. Allyn Krause Chris Peterson of arrived Thursday and spent several days here here was guest homes Carl Peterson Randolph and Peterson and family and Fred Koch and family were Sun the home of Mr day visitors and Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Tom Barker spent the home of and Sunday Joe Leise Mrs. Anton Pick and Mr and and Mrs. Paul man of Crofton spent Sunday the home of Mrs. Frank iting at of Crofton Mrs Cecil Schwers and Mr Young spent SunGlendora of Mr and Mrs. day the home Young Mrs. Joe Huss spent Sunday visiting the Mr and Mrs. Alex home family and daughters, Dorothy Schulte of spent Sun and Lucille the home visiting day evening Edward Arens. and Mrs. Alfred Coleman Mrs home of Mr the itor Tuesday Henry Lauer and Mrs. Fred Strom and and Mrs. near this city family last Sun birthday dinner happy Strom's mother. day of Harting Mrs. Otto Thompson

Mr. and Mrs. Domina were the home visitors Sunday Domina. Mr. Mrs. Frank and and Elizabeth Bracht living and Rose Jack drove Norfolk south of this city spent the day. Sunday where Plog and Mr. and Mrs. week end here spent the family Mr. and the home visiting Mrs. Grant daughter of Dolores Schager, H. Schager of and Mrs. Mr. Monday was ill John's hospital Tuesday Dolores here for appendicitis. along nicely. getting will entertain Mrs. Marsh the the Pleasant Dale Social Club her home this afterThe was noon. account of illness last Thursday on the Marsh home. Mrs. Nelson and Mr. Mr. and family Wayne Mrs. Herman and family fo Laurel visitors Sunday the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hirschman, sr., living east of this city. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Provancha, John Olsen, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Joe Provancha Woodward of Hartington drove Sunday where they visited at the George Van Pelt home. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dreesen living near this city were business visitors in the county seat Monday.

Mrs. Henry Monday Eby east of Levi and Mrs. visitors and Mrs. lund. Leapley of from Grant last week.

Maskell and Mrs. Magnus Olson visited Russell Anderson Easter cantata Calvary given at the oran church Sunday evening large The Misses Mary and Laura and Herbert Bottolfson Paragon were Maskell visitors Sunday evening Nelson went to Da kota City for visit with friends Friday Miss Frieda Nielsen went Stoux City Friday afternoon Lloyd Hansen family visited the George Hansen home in Newcastle Friday afternoon Florence Johnson Laurel visited Maskell friends Sunday evening returned to Mas from Brooten, Minn where had been called by the death of his brother, Leonard, veteran, was during the Thus has passed. The world still taking its toll. Miss Hilda Nelson given shower the home of Mrs. Nielsen Thursday the occasion the show being Miss Nelson's birthday an Mr Nels Jorgensen returned the early part last week from visit with relatives and friends Vermillion and other points South Dakota. Anderson and family, Miss Elsie Tvedt and Mrs. John and daughter Jewel, Yankton visitors Monday afterMartin Lund and son, Arthur, Mildred, were Sioux and City visitors Friday Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bishop and children were visitors Sunday the Booth home. Mrs. H. Taute and daughter, Zibyl, were Sioux City Saturday Tanderup shipped two loads exceptionally fine fat Sioux City last week B. Dulaney and family were Sioux City Mrs. George Hansen and Lyle, visited the Carl Jones home on Sunday Anderson, Clifford Colbenson, Nielsen and Oluf Lund Sioux City Monday Mr. and Weiger Uehling, Sunday visit Clifford Anderson who teaches in the high school that place. and Mrs. H. Nelson and daugter, Inga, spent the week in the Maskell vicinity. Dr. Richards was fesional caller Maskell Tuesday Miss Melvina Anderson ployed at the H. Johnson home. Chris Sorenson Brookeys Bottom was Maskell caller TuesFloyd Fleunt, whose skull was split open by blow axe, returned home Saturday. He feeling just Mr. and Mrs. Nels Jorgensen the Zion Lutheran church Tues- leaving for California are They of their Mrs. Carl home at the Mr. and also brother, Jorgensen Dinube, California. The Jorgenlocate in California if may like well enough out on their Jorgensens of Maskell for several farm They still the farm years. town they should of return The much missed Maskell Their younger son, the Bank, while the elder George, the calvary Riley, Kansas. Their only Mrs. resides California

SPRING VALLEY Mrs. Walter Taggart and were visitors Edd Morten home on Mon Mrs Ace Faulk is visiting at the her Clarence, and home of family Doris Anderson was absent from the latter part of the week. Edgar Hartington visitor in this on Friday evenng Those who took the eighth grade examinations from our school Ralph Morten, Donald Blanch Lyle and Hazel Ruth Porter Olsen took the seventh grade examinations on Friday Wilfred Anderson, student the Hartington High School, was absent from school on Monday.

SUNNY HILL

Bobbie Strivens celebrated his birthday Monday by bringing with six candles. Base ball the preferred sport Sunny Hill. Nearly on playground is spent on the The pupils with perfect attendance records up Agnes McNeal, ElJordan and Vernon Jordan. They have just five weeks more complete Margaret Pittet, Marjorie and Agnes eighth grade examinations Hartington Thursday and Friday. IV are making some Group books Know Jordan making map, which will show surface features, inand progress in countries from study of the European countries. III and IV wrote Groups original for language Monday. These voted and Irene and Margaret Pittet's were chosen the best.

DISTRICT NO. 79 The eighth graders: Elda Strom, Leona Bruns and Lillie took examinations, the 4th and 5th of April, Thursday Friday. The fifth sixth graders are booklets minerals making the ground. Coal mined from their first mineral. The eighth graders their progress pins penmanship. The sixth graders; Gohman, Hilaria Bruns, Ralph Marie Woockmann Bessie Wakeley will have their pins for the 59 drills. We have put up some new curtains in school, using some of the money we got from the program. The fifth and sixth graders are booklets on of Great and are now writing about Charles Lindberg. They also made their posters Ing his airship.

DISTRICT NO. 76 April 4th, Marchia Thursday, Rash visited with have Marchia and were hope she come again. and April 4th Thursday and 5th were examination days. Eighth graders taking them were: Danielson, Marie Koch Verle Baker Seventh graders were Harriett, Norris, Francis Updike and Robins are dec. orations for the walls this month while pot of tulips brightens our windows. Group III reading Great Stone Face" by Hawthorne for reading

NO. 84 Those being neither the Helen tardy Berglund, Wilma Sidak, Dwight Mittan, Joe dak, Leona Mittan and Fred Collier.

An interesting bit of Cedar history was brought light Wednesday report for reading, Joe Sidak brought from Farmer lengthy article the Wiseman "The Rainbow,' one of Millet's beautiful pictures studied Group language the rainbow were painted and The Beginners learned to sing "Three Little Kittens' dramatized the story on Friday. Mrs. Morten and Cor Olsen visited classes on Friday afternoon Neighborhood News E. Berglund ill the past with citis. He back at work again Harold Derby has been engaged work the Enquist home during the spring summer months. Junior Dallman, small son of Mr. and Dallman, has seriously ill the last and Mrs. Albert Mittan and children, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Henrickson and daughter, Genevieve, and Mr. and Mrs. Enquist son, Ralph, visited at the Mittan home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam spent Thursday at the W. Mittan home. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hult and son,