Mr. R. A. Dunham of this city was a Watertown business caller Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Voss motored to Brookings Saturday.

Dr. Scallin’s brother from Mitchell was here visiting with him Monday.

Inquire for prices at Baldwin’s Creamery before selling your turkeys.

Remember Dean’s for fine watch, clock and Jewelery repairing.

We are sorry to hear that Mrs. George Stewart of this city is on the sick list.

Mr. Carel Oliver of Huron was a Clark caller Saturday morning.

Mrs. Gladys Thompson of Raymond was a Clark shopper Monday.

Mrs. John Dekker and Bobby of Elrod, left the hospital Saturday.

Recent report is that Gov. Elrod is convalesing.

Miss Marie Beynon of this city visited at her home in Huron Saturday and Sunday.

Mr. W. P. Tobin and R. J. Mann returned from a business trip to Omaha Friday.

Miss Hazel Parsloe and Miss Marjorie Caldwell of this city spent from Friday until Sunday at Brookings.

Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Holverson of Watertown were Sunday guests at the Ordien Lein home in this city.

Miss Irene Ferguson of this city spent Saturday and Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Paul Ronspriess, at Huron.

Carl Backama of Raymond is convalescing from a severe case of pneumonia.

Earline Anderson who is attending Nettleton College in Sioux Falls. was home over the week end.

Jim Ritchie who has been away for sometime returned to his home in this city Monday.

Mrs. Al Buelow of this city entertained her Sunday school class to a party Friday afternoon after school.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Berg of this city visited with Mrs. Berg’s parents near Milbank Sunday.

Mr. Robert Sproat, former representative from Bradley was a Clark caller Monday evening.

A few articles of second hand furniture for sale at a bargain. Miller’s Studio, Clark.

The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. Will Henry, next Wednesday, November 7th.

Bargains on Christmas pictures up to November 14th. Don’t forget the dates. Miller’s Studio.

Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brown of Minneapolis arrived here Saturday and will stay until Thursday visiting with relatives and friends.

Dr. Bennett and son Leland motored to Huron Monday where Dr. attended the State Dental Conference returning home that same evening.

Miss Nellie Gerton from Watertown who has been taking rare of Carl Backomo, left Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kurth and son were here from Eau Claire, Wisconsin to attend the funeral of his brother, C. F. Kurth, Friday.

The Catholic Ladies held their first card party Thursday evening. High prizes were awarded to Marge Brage, John Beavuvais and Tony Klinkhammer.

Mr. and Mrs. Luther Clark and son and Mrs. Walter Pareter of Watertown were Sunday visitors at the J. W. Hubbard home in this city.

Highest market prices paid for your turkeys at Baldwin’s Creamery Co.

Mrs. L. M. Hardy and son Jim motored to Brookings Saturday to attend Hobo Day and visit with relatives and friends.

Mrs. Mable Herrington of Redfield visited with Mrs. R. W. Kelner of this city Saturday and Sunday.

Special prices on Christmas photos for two weeks, up to November 14th, at the Miller Studio, Clark.

Mr. and Mrs. George Draisey of Mitchell, South Dakota, returned to her home Monday after attending the funeral of Mrs. Francis Mills.

Earl Strathman and Max Benson who are attending college at Vermillion, were visiting with parents and friends over the week end.

Mr. John Newman who has been attending the annual county agents meeting at Brookings returned to his home in this city Saturday nite.

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kane of Lemmon, South Dakota, are the parents of a lO lb. baby boy. Mrs. Kane was formerly Miss Olive Winner.

Mr. and Mrs. C. J. LeCount of Villard, Minnesota were visitors at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Rudolph Rasmussen from Friday until Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Art Gerhardt of Raymond are the proud parents of a baby girl born Saturday, October 27th at the Mable Stacey home.

Mrs. Ray Murphy. Miss Lela Gunderson, Miss Lois Thrasher, and Miss Wilda Bickel of Elrod were Clark shoppers Monday.

Alice Manning of this city left for Huron Sunday where she will take training as demonstrator for the Northwestern Public Service Company.

Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Livingston of Pierre arrived in Clark after spending 10 days at the World’s Fair. They left for their home Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mills left for their home at Mitchell Monday after spending sometime here during the illness and death of his mother, Mrs. Frank Mills.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weiland of Ashton, South Dakota, a neice and nephew of Mrs. C. F. Kurth, attended the funeral of Mr. Kurth of this city Friday.

Leland Hurlbut from Watertown and Robert Hurlbut of Castlewood were visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Hurlbut of this city over the week end.

Visitors with Miss Mae Myers of Clark on Saturday and Sunday were her mother, Mrs. Nick Myers and two brothers, Raymond and Christ of Miller, South Dakota.

Mr. and Mrs. Rolln Duyree and Mr. Erie Foss of this city motored to Huron Sunday. He is returning with his family Tuesday. They will occupy the Charley Evans home in the south part of town.

A group of Catholic ladies of the Altar Society will sponsor a card party in the basement of the Catholic Church on next Thursday night, November 8th at 8 o’clock. Prizes will be given. Admission 15 cents. All are invited.

Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Voss drove to Brookings for Hobo Day also to meet Mrs. Voss’ sister and brother in law, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fergusson of Worthington, Minn. Mr. and Mrs Fergusson returned with them and spent the week end here.

Mr. Howard Stewart of Huron was a visitor at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart in this city Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Reynolds, Mrs. C.E. Lord and son Robert of Willow Lake were business callers in Clark Thursday.

Miss Edna Harms of this city was in Watertown on business Wednesday.