They thought they would never get
out of the storm alive. On and on they
went. They finally struck the railroad
west of Dogden and followed it toward
town. They did not kuow where they
were. They found a string of cars and
the wind blew between the cars so
fiercely that the ponies would be driven
down the embankment every time they
came to the end of a car. They were
exhausted. The boy was exhausted
and he was exhausted. They had had
nothing to eat since Friday noon.
They finally arrived at the Dogden ele
vators on the south side of the track
and crawled into the engine room of
one of the elevators. Mr. Peterson says
he could not have gone another mile to
save his life. He hired a man to gath
er up the buggy, he went to Baltour
Monday and left for the east Tuesday,
tickled to death to be alive,—Balfour
Statesman.-
Farmers Cooperative Lumber
Yard.
A meeting was held at the Vernon
town hall in Oslo Saturday afternoon
for the purpose of considering the ad
visability of establishing a farmers' co
operative lumber yard in Hayfieid.
