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ith cai a TT, Meredith farm publications. 408 . Meredit ‘arm publications. Fifth street. Phone 1098-M. Roy, Lawrence, State Field Executive, ‘WREAT DEMAND for Barbers at wage: men and women. time required. Catalog free, Est. =. Sg BARBER COLLEGE, OVERNMENT Forest Rangers need. ed often, $125—$200 month, Cabin furnished, Enjo; SALESLADIES wanted .to sell. in North Dakota towns in summer. School teachers preferred. Exper- ience desirable. © at 405 Fifth street or Phone 1093-M. Roy Lawrerce, State Field Manager, SALESMEN SALESMEN with cars to sell our. estaDlished line of oil and paints, Very attractive proposition to the right men. For information write R. 1. Swain, Gladstone Hotel, Jamestown, N. Dak. Inter-State Oil Company. eS WE WANT six tomobile salesmen at once for special work. Easy selling and easy money. No soliciting. See H. A. Klosterman, care Dakota Auto Sales Co., 215) Main, Bismarek, WANTED—Two specialty salesmen with cars for country territory, ex- ceptional oppo: See U. W. nity. Pagel, Valley City, N. WORK WA! WANTED—General carpenter work. Roof repairing, etc. ork guaran- teed. Also all kinds of crating. Call Jack Clifford, 415 Second street, Phone 1180, opt ROOMS FOR RENT __ FOR RENT—By June 35th, two nice: ly furnished rooms for, light house- weeping, gas for cooking, entrance. 180 piano in excellent Phone 442M. Furnished light house- keeping alm furnished Morlec\ing room with two windows in “Call at 619 Sixth hed light , rooms or sleeping strictly modern home. Al- rage. Cali at 223 W.' Thayer Phone Jee Aes FOR RENT—Three rooms on ground floor and two rooms for light housekeeping, modern house. 1100 Broadway, corner Eleventh street. ie FOR RENT—A room with sleeping porch, suitable for two. New house, four blocks from P.O. 116 Thayer Ave. West. Phone 262-W. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping in all modern home. Call at 618 Sixth street or 1 aM ROOMS FOR RENT—Two nicely fur- nishéd rooms, suitable for two in see, home at 708. Main Ave. or on 2. SNT—Large room suitable for two, Gentlemen only. Close in. Call at 415 Fourth street or Phone Tont Ino room 1) modern home. Board if desired. _‘Call_ at 816 Main or Phone FOR RENT—Sleeping room in tod- ern home at 517 Seventh street. _Phone_ 981-R. FOR REN’ On car line. street. ‘< OPFICE ROOM FOR RENT __ ffice or living rooms Jewelry store. Apply rn room. Close in, Call at 515 Fourth POSITION ¥ XA RELIABLE 15 years old girl wants position to care for children or as- sist with house work. Part or full time. Phone _737-J. tees ROOM AND BOARD FOR RENT—-Room in modern home with board at reasonable rate. Also table boarde: Call at 300 Eighth street or Phone 884-J. Phone _1093-R, te | FOR RENT—Modern furnish ; + ___ BABY. CHICKS wer CHICKS ate wo whey you sl fer them, Priter's ‘Producers EUSNTUps FOR Sate ‘Oak buffet, dint: ‘and six chetcs, bronae bed oak dresser, mre a ‘tot, small rocker, floor lamp, kitcheh table: and. mis- item be di is, Must of and will be sold cheap. Cal WILL 5 [ej or willing place to. q responsible party | f use without chargé, bali Organ in excellent dition. 11 interested Phone 411 after 6:00) . ™, to Ads over 28 words, 4c addl- tional ord RATES . eo r quick sale. bi .. Prleed at 12h First om Phone 1008-00; FOR SAUE—Ose “GepakTast cet Wh , extension table'and four chairs, one. bread: box. 569-R Apartment 12 Person Court. R SALE C CHEAP— Duofold in"good gc id Phone 678-M or call at LZ Elen abet All classified eds are Teesived by 18 clock te in- ‘BISMARCK TRIBUNE 112 Bighih street, ‘HOUSES AND FLATS FO =Seven room modern house, including three -bed rooms and d full basement, garage, maple fhoers throughout, front, near schools, desirable home AUTO! Rebuilt Automobiles ier saris it IT IS A matter of institutional pride with us to make. sure that our re- the worth and performaneée of the car we deliver. This: one will up- 1 1925. Over- “Rebuilt Cars With @ Reputation” Lahr Motor Sales Co. | NR ARTE ROE SE entrance. Reasonable adults. Call at 4€9 Fifth street or mediate possession. Most of pur- chase price payable monthly, in- stallments less than rent. Register. 614 nth street. Living room, twa rooms, bath, two closets, kitchen, breakfast nook and pantry,| gat rage and ice. box, hot, eat jarage room, heat 01 Inguire O10 Seventh’ stress. Ix, Foom modern housé: Phone: or 26. FOR RE newly decorated, $40. Close in. Also for sale $18 lawn mower for $10; also Boyd township: hayland.: Phone 9065 after 6 p. m. FOR RENT—Fi juplex, lanes living room with fire place, ber 4 rated, splendid location, Cell 120 Rosser Ave. West, a He LAUNDRY work done. peci: Also family washings taken. built car customers are “just tick- led pink,” as one expressed it, with hold our good name. land sedan. APARTMENTS. FOR RENT—A fatnished three or four room apartment. wjth iat win ‘fepairs at low cost. ‘Small Marguerit Butters Home Laundry. 203. Ave. A West. Phone 1017, MISCELLAN! DON'T aliow yourself ti WHIT- is ON like s Missourian WHIT- pt ment for summer months only. No children, Rent re mable to suit- able party, Phone 1043-LW. Paw ant ws voor nit ment st Flats. Phone T18. FoR RENT Strictly modern = fu nished and unfurnished Re Apts. 216 Third street. FOR PENT—Apatiment at Wood: Cac Apartments.’ Inquite H. 3. ‘qodmansee. ‘Modern fornished apte. at, Murphy Apts. 204% Main Ave. Phone 862. ® FOR RENT—Furtished oné kitehonette, Haselhurst. 411 street. For RENT—Apartment in Tribune’ ibune office. tnd_gttage._ 422, itt at| hone r visiting the MacLACHLAN (Har- vard). We cure tonsi ey gall-biadder, goiter, appen- e Herbs, and Scientific Diet. ON ‘THE ROAD TO REALTH. STITCH’ IN TIME SAVES NINE (inthe abdomen), CLINIC, Rooms 6-8, Lucas Block, Bismarck. acre poultr; farm; seven room house;. full basement; poultry house: brooder house; gatege; ail fenced in with poultry wire. Plenty good water. iN trade -for prop- erty'in Bismarck or Mandan. For information ‘see or write to Paul _Hoffer, Wern a FOR SALE—Choice imported German Rollers, German ‘happers and Hartz Mountain, also ‘native sing- ers, Cages, seeds, treats, ete. Phone 115-J. Jacob Bull, Diekinson, N. Dak. Box 728. FOR SALE—Evergreen trees, Cedar trees, 26c and up. Let us fix up youn lawn. Plantings of all kinds. Come and trees at 425 Four teenth street. Ashes From NOQT over 3 or 4 tubs 50c a trip. I do oer hauling also, Phone 977. . M. Burch. : WANTED TO BUY—A lunch. room, confectionery or restaurant in city ae near by. Write Tribune Ad No. FOR SALE—Horss, harnens, mn, and buggy. Phone 1180, Jack Clif- ford, 415 Second street. FOR SALE—Wolf Hound Pups at Frank Howe': Msg railroad bridge ished , apartment and garage. Fifth. th ESTRAYED STRAYED—From . Sec.! _19-139-78, N. D,, fed roan mate, branded TZ on ‘tight should 1 red-roan horse branded TZ °F right shoulder; 1 bay mare bran TZ on right shoulder; 1 brown aes pee on beth sheen bli in it eye; large brown pa! has wine cue on right hind leg; 1-brown mare, white iti in face and two white hind fe red roan mare eat ar old. For re- ward see D. A. Ward. Steele, N. D. GONE ASTRAY—One bay mare with white stripe in forehead, wei Eve Fisher, aia Bor Ninth, Bis: va Fisher, g » Bis- marek, N. D., or Phone 408. PERSONAL BPILEPTICS— Guaranteed treatment. Stops seizures first day. Money back if not satisfied. No bromi narcotics. Free information. Hu: er Laboratories, Dept. M22-85,| Little Rock, Ark. . Lost ee ey Teather tr: tag raveliny tween Bismarck and Baldwin, Missoui Finder please réturn to G. P. Hotel] FOR RENT— . See Faunce, for reward. #no Firat street for terms. LOsT—Sam of money in curréncy.| 1.1.4 AKE Biting. Live bait 221 Phone 271 for reward. “Third street. south | aft in fine location on pavement, im-| 75h; HOUSE FOR RENT—Second floor, | ! FOR SALE OR TRADE—A nineteen|. are not ¢ o Chisks, but at ate the best poul- you: éan Re 103 all Heavy ton-weeks healthy, | ‘Dedi ight. . “Delivered a sei 1 dotte: Tar Brahma 4c; 10c, Other standard breeds; fi supplies Satisfaction line feed, Dap, Dot. ranteed. x c| {or Pares, N. Do Sy i BAY-OLD tested Jone Chicks 100 Bitar Heat meee B ‘$134 i is $10; But? and Whit Wyandotte: i All " AUTOMOBILES 0} 1920 ‘Ford coupe in ex- cellent condition. Phone Miss Schaefer, 1114 or'call at 417 Fifth street. NOTICE OF MORTCAGR FORR- CLOSURE 8A) DEFAULT having occurred, fn the! en litions of ® mortgage here! tter de ich ie HEC. ED ‘hat that mortage executed and delivered ohn Larson and Anna Latson, mortgagors, to as mortgagee, day of April, 1921,.and filed for record in the office of the rew- Ister of deeds of the county of Bur- ish: and state of North Dako! on the 4th day of May, 1921, at 1 Setock A. and duiy recorded in Book 108 of Mortwaxes, on page 342 which mortgage was thereafter ai figned to Mary H.:Corwin, by instrument in writing, dated the 7th @ay of May, 1921, and filed for rec- ord in the office of auld register of on the 13th day of April, iy My tng aay re it Ai ments, on page 376, will be fore- cloned by a sale of the premises in such mortgage and hereinafter de- scribed at the front door of the courthouse in the city of Bismarck, in the county of Burleigh and state of North Dakota, at the hour of ten jock A. M., on the 20th day of dune, 1927, to satisfy the amount due on such mortgawe on the date wite, as ‘The Northeast Quar- ter (NEM) of Section Twenty- (22), Township One Hundred forty- (148)-Norch, of Range Seventy- nine (78) Wert of the. 5th P. M. _ ‘There willbe due on such mort- me at the date of sale the sum of 81.65, which sum includes prin- Interest thereon and 0, tuxes upon said land. paid the ‘assignee, besides the cont is, urséments and expenses of this | ; foreclosure. Dated this 13th day gf May, 1927, Tt, ConWwIN, MARY ‘Aasignee, Dullam, Young & Burke, Attorney for Assignee, Bismarck, North Dakota. Firat publication May 13, 1927.) 5/18-20-27—8/3: NOTICE c . In. the Matter of the FRstute of Martin G. Hagen, Decegsed. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administratrix of the: estate of Martin G. Hagen late of the Township of Painted Woods in the county of Burleigh and State of North Dakota, deceased, to ¢ creditors of, and all persons hav- ing claims against said decased, to exhibt them’ with the necessary vouchers, within six months after the first publication of this notice, to G..Olgeirson, the attorney for said estate, at the Bank of North Dakota in the City of Bismarck in said Burleigh County, or to the Judge of the County Court of Bur- leigh County, at his office in tho a forth nein the City of id Burleigh County, » kt You are hereby ftrther notified lon. I. C. Davies, Judge of the County Court within and for the ‘County of Burl » and State of North Dakota, has fixed the 20th day of December A. D. 1927, at hour of two o'clock in the after- of said day, at the Court Froome, in the Court House “in the City of Bismarck tn said County and State, the time and place for hearing and adjusting all claims against the estate of the said Mar- tin G. Hagen, Dec: ; which have been duly and regularly presented as_ hereinbefore provided. Dat at Bismarck, North Da- kota, May 26th, A. D. 1927. LOUISE HAGEN, Administratrix Estate of lartin G. Hagen, deceased. (First publication on the 27th day of May. A.D. 1927.) /27—6/3-10 | Tver) ° Mr. and Mrs. John Resch motored to Bismarck last Saturday on a shop- ping trip, Mr. and Mrs. John Olson and fam- ily transacted business in Bismarck last Saturday. Otto, Alice and Hugo Swanson mo- tored to Bismarck Tuesday. Alice and her brother, Hugo, came from Sas ae recently and atay with their uncle, Otto, Martin Nelson made a trip to Re- gen Wednesday and got a load of flax cleaned at the elevator and Geo, hauled out a load of coal for the engine. They will finish breaking for themselves this week. John Olson was a caller at the Oscar Coleman home Wednesday on busines: Geo. and Martin Nelson and Aleck’ Anderson were callers at the Charlie Rue home Tuesday night. Charlie Rue and. Mr. Anderson are digging rock for some land they want the Nelson boys to break up with the engine and six plow: Charlie Trygg was a Regan caller! Wednesday and hauled back’a load of grain in the truck. Leo. Sheldon-and C. 0. Kettleson were shoppers in Regan Wednesday. Mrs. G. C, Whitted, Ste. phen and Florence, motored to Bis- marck Wednesday, Standard Qil man, Fred Woods from Baldwin was out Tuesday to Enos Strandemo’s and-in Trygg township delivering gas and oil. She: ff Rollin.Wetch was out from | Bismarck in our territory on busi- ness. Lawrence Coleman was a caller at John Olson's Friday where he got a corn planter, Mr. and Mrs, Anton Fisher and Gordon visited at her parents, John Olson's, Friday while they took Elsie to Bismarek, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sheldon motored to Bismarck Friday. Geo, Nelson put a lawn fence around his house Friday on the new place. Henry Strom motored to Bismarck Friday. John Kruger took his sister, Mrs. Jake Fetch, to Wilton last Sunday where she visited with her sister-in- law a week before returning to North Bend, Oregon. st ere visiting at her par- ents, Mr. ahd ‘Mrs,'" C. Nelson, -—_—_—. | “Braddock + Friday evening. the, quarterly conference sev penne the church, After o short service a business meeting -was held. A report showed the church in # good financial stand- ing, all conference claims and : the minister's salary being paid up to June Ist. There will be no Sunday. school nor. preaching services in Rraddock next Sunday, owing to the Sunday school eomvention being held in Hazelton that¢day. The daily ion Bible school will be held in the high school be- ginning Monday, June 6th, and con: tinuing all: week. Jt will be con- ducted under the leadership of Rev. Pearson, a: win, Mandigo, Miss Rachel 8) rd. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Junge were pas- sengers to Bismarck Tuesday after- noon, returning to Braddock Thurs- day morning, Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Roop, accompan- ied by Mr. Frank Evans of Bismarck, called on Braddock friends on their way home from a visit with friends in South Dakota. " * The ladies of the Woodman Circle met at the home of S, S, Tracy Wed- nesday afternoon, Mrs. J. W. Mikesell, accompanied by Miss Ila Mauk, were passengers to Bismarck Monday afternoon, where Miss Mauk attended the Bismarck high school alumni banquet. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. De France left Sunday for a couple of weeks’ fish- ing trip to the Minnesota lakes. R. H. Corey and Jim Ryan motored to Bismarek Saturday afternoon, where Mr. Corey had some dental work done. Mrs. George Smith of Bismarck came down Tuesday to visit her mother, Mrs. Jo W. Brown, at Long Lake, also her sister, Christine, who has been quite ill. She returned home Thursda; M patd, Smith and Henry Sorem mo- narck Wednesday to v it Mr. Henry Reaman, who is seri- ously ill at the Bismarck hospital. The Misses Rosalind and Anna Nordstrom, who have been teaching Mrs. A. Kruger, Elsie and John|at Medora, arrived home Thursday made a trip to Bismarck last Fri- day on a shopping trip. John, Elmer and Emma Trygg at- tended a party held at the Frank Trygg home in Gibbs recently. Harve and Thomas Moffit from Tuttle were callers at the Geo. Nel- son home Saturday. Harve retarned from Iowa some time ago, but Mrs. Moffit will not be back till next fall. John Kruger has been digging rock for Laurence Madland and Leo Ham- len is breaking for him with the trac- or, Helen Rue came home from Naugh ton township where she is teaching to visit with her parents over Sunday. Mabel Nelson from near Park Rap- ids, Minn., sister to Geo. Nelson, es- caped an accident while getting water from the pump while the gas engine pumped it. in the _ ge: tearing it into shreds, She said she was unable to call for help, but just stood and pulled till it pulled her leg up and body so tight that she couldn’t move when the belt flew off and saved her. Enos Strandemo motored to Bald- win Sunday when they and Bill Guptills went out on a fishing trip. Carl Larson made a trip to Regan Saturday shopping, en route called at the Axel John home. Mr. and Mrs. David Tryeg and family motored west from Baldwin Sunday where they were guests at Mrs. Trygg’s brother's, Mr. and Mrs, Enoch ‘Anderson. Bill Brown was a caller at the breaking 40 to 60 acres and pulled the engine home and will seed the flax this week after discing it. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchel from Wilton ti and three children were dinner puests at the Kruger home Sunday. Mrs. Mitchel is a. sister-in-law to Mrs, Fetch. Martin Nelson.called at the Joe Varley and Ed. Morris homes Sun- { en route to the Tom Morris 01 F. E. McCurdy from Bismarck and family were out Sunday. at the Joe Varley home looking over crop conditions, as Mr. Varley rents the Fox place from him. Harve and Thomas Moffit from Tuttle were callers at the Axel John- son home Saturday. Sam Brown Jim Jares Monday with his tractor. | to spend the vacation with their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, Olof Nordstrom. L. Lesher returned Thursday afternoon from a trip to Seaforth Minn. He left Mrs. Lesher and little son, Keith, there to visit with her mother, who has been quite Miss Avis Carlisle and Miss Syl- via Nylund, who have been attend- ing high school in Bismarek, arrived in Braddock Saturday to spend their vacation with their* parents. Miss Sylvia graduated this year, but Miss Avis will return to Bismarck in the fall and continue the work. The people of Braddock were deeply grieved Monday noon when a message was received that Mrs. Fern Henry had passed away at the B marck hospital. She was taken Sunday morning at her home near Braddock. Medical aid was sum- moned and she was rushed to the hospital. Her widowed mother made all haste from Oakes to ‘her bedside Sunday. ‘She arrived there before the end came. The body was shipped to Oakes Tuesday, the train being held at Braddock to allow her host of friends to view the remains. Rev. Pearson rend a short message to the sorrowing friends and offered up a prayer. The funeral services were held at the Methodist church at Oakes, and burial was made jin the Onkes' cemetery. Mrs. Ethel Nelson Henry was born in Oakes Oct. 3, 1903, living nearly all of her life there. She was a graduate of the Nelson boys Saturday, ‘They finished | Q&Ke® high school in, 1922 and in the | quarts of fresh mushrooms last week. ‘all came to Braddock where she taught one term in the G, B. Aarvig school and two terms in the Westline school. She was of a sunny disposi- ion and made a host of friends in this community who deeply sympa- thize with the bereaved husband, sor- rowing mother. An expression of this was given in the form of a beau- tiful floral offering, “The Gates A There were many beautiful floral tributes given by other friends. Feb. 3, 1926, Miss Nelson was mar- ried to Mr. Fern Henry and they have since lived on his farm about three miles southeast of Braddock. Dr. and Mrs, Baer and family were Sunday dinner guests at the W. B. Adams home. Reinhold Mulske, one of the local tarted to break for|¢ream buyers of Braddock, and M Pauline Bier of Wishek were mar- OF AWW THE LucKY GOYS —THIS OFFICE SURE HAS EM! isted by Mesdames Sher. | ¢ |ried at Ashley Thursday, ‘June 2. Bhar | ve taken up their residence in the house owned by Mrs. Brierly. Wayne and Eino Rousu and M: jand, Calif, arrived in Braddock June ath. They left Oakland May 26. They expect to'visit here for a short time with relatives and friends and then ko on to Detroit, Mich. Adolph Oster of Hazelton, who hai |been. visiting with Mr. Reinhold j-Mulske for the past week, returned | ‘home Thursday, Mrs, Fred Junge entertained Sat- jurday evening in compliment to Mrs. C. T. Barton, who will leave Wedne: day for Californj Mra. Sised and Leone were out-of-town guests, Canfield ; The Sunday school has been prac- tieing their program 'Yor: Chidren's Day, June 12. Mrs, 8. L.. Jordahl visited with Mrs. Grant Lindsey Wednesday. ‘Mrs. John Howe was a business caller at the L, Bailey home Thurs: A. Strand and sons, nor, visited with Mr. and of Bantry, N. Mr. and Mrs, Ce and daughter, Mrs. A. F. Ghylin and son, Gerald, spent Phursday afternoon at the Paul Grienan home. 1 Mrs. Ole Olson and Violet and Bur- nett Jacobson visited with ~“rs. Lind- | sey Thursday. Fred Olson and Chas Om_ were}. Wilton business callers Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little and sons | were callers in Wilton Wednesday. | Little Gerald Ghylin spent Satur- day night with his grandparents. Burnett Jacobson is spending | week with Ima Myers at the A. N.{ Strand home, while Strands are on a visit. A few of the young folks from here attended the baseball games in Regan | Sunday. Two games were played. | Mrs. J. Keifer spent a few days | with her mother. i Mr, and Mrs, John Keifer of Wil- ton spent Sunday visiting with his son and daughter-in-law. Miss Daisy Bailey and Dee Bailey | were Bismarck business callers Mon- | day. Hester Bailey assisted Mrs. Lind- sey with work while Daisy Bailey went to Bismarck. Irene Ward, Grace Rasche, Alvina Kraft and Violet Olson were out horseback riding Saturday evenng. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin visited | at the G. 0, Lindsey ho Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. McCoy visited at the P, Greenan home Saturday. Alice Waker visited with the Bai Sunday. ‘ant Lindsey had the misfortune spraining the ligaments in his leg when a horse which he was riding fell with him, _ Mr. and Mrs, S, Rupp and son vis- ited the Rasche home Sunday. | Wild Rose The equalization board of super- ill meet at the clerk's office y, June 13, _J. S. ‘Swanson has finished asses- sing and returned the books into the clerk's office. Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. Martini. and little“ folks of Braddock visited at! the H. A, Carlisle home Sunday. Miss Helen Brownawell, a student of the Bismarck high school, return- ed home Friday. yaitts and Mrs, R. J. Elliott. vi Mrs Arthur nd Mra. | Elkins ed John Johnson and family Sat- ys A number of our young folks at- tended the ball game at Moffit Sun- day between a team from Bismarck and Moffit. The score was 3 to 4 in favor of the home team. Miss Avis Carlisle, who has been attending the Bismarck high school, returned home Saturday. Mrs. Ernest Saville canned 11} Mrs. Wallace Lemonhart was ser- iously ill last week at the home of her mother, Mrs, John Johnson, but is improving at this time, . and Mrs. Howard Brownawell visited at the H. A. Carlisle home Sund: Quite a number of our young peo- ple attended the dance at Hazelton Friday evening and reported a fine time. Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Swanson were Sunday afternoon visitors at the John Johnson home. Marvirt and Harold, and W. HH. Brownawell and son’ Homer, rebuilt the grade by the Brownawell pond that was washed out by the heavy downpour of the previous week. Three little folks of Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson had a narrow escape last_ week when Mrs. Peterson was washing with a gasoline motor wash- ing machinem Although the door was open little Pearl and the twins, Ever- ett and Evelyn, were nearly overcome by the fumes, but soon -rcavered je in the fresh air Dr. Baer of Braddock was called to the John Johnson home Friday to at- tend Mrs. Wallace Lemonhart, who was very ill, , Carlisle spent the week- end with her cousin, Helen Brown- ; awell, Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Peterson enter- tained as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Lloyd Sesnay, and family} one Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Elliott and Driscoll - | —_——_—_____...______¢4 Mr. and Mrs. Van Vleet, Rayénond and ma Van Vieet- and Edward Enni spent Sunday at Springs hing. A large number of baseball en- thusiasts accompanied Nels Meland our ball catcher, to Tappen Sunday {to see’ the ball game between Tappen and Dawson. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kress were in Crystal ‘Sunday. Sewing Club met with Mrs. C. rum Thursday. |. Chapin and Mrs, Granville spent Friday afternoon Wm. Meyer. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kuck of New Fred Kangas and family from Oak- | An 0. B. Swanson and sons, Efnest| od ind Mrs. Pete Anderson ef pent Sunday’ visiting Mrs. irs, Wm, ‘Meyer. Granville Anunson Soderholm visited relatives in Bismarck last week. Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Meland. of Sterling visited Monday with Mrs. Van Vieet. - Edward Ennis and B. J. Moi of ‘Alexander motored to Monday for a day of fishing, Nels Meland has rented the B. J. Anderson house and moved in. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Swanson spent Sunday at the home of Geo. Schla- k. . Crandell and daugh- ‘ginia, spent Sunday at Man- Bis- she Miss Alice Meyers left for marck Sunday evening where will attend busines i iti a few days with Mildred Stewart. Harold Swanson accompanied by Mrs, Chas. Swanson and Lillie Sampson motored to Steele and called on John Omodt Monday evening: Mrs. Ed. Gibson of Mandan visited her sister, Mrs. Meyer, Sunday. Ben J. Morgensen of Alexander, N. D._is a visitor at the Ennis hom School election was held Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Roy Colton was electeq new. member of the school board. Mr. and Mré. C. E. Ankrum have moved into their new quarters. ss Bertha Ennis returned home Friday evening from Steele, where she has been attending school, to spend her vacation, “larence Swanson spent Tues- h Mrs. H. A. Knudson. Mrs. Chas. Neweomer called on Mrs. John Stewart Tuesday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Newcomer and children motored to Sterling and Moffit Saturday. Little Clarice Lunn visited with Lorraine and Edith Johnson Tuesday afternoon, ‘ Clara and Lillian Lein, while mo- toring to Steele were injured in a collision with a ear driven by Eldon~ Ford of Steele Tuesday evening. The Sons of Norway gave a dance at the community hall Tuesday eve- ning. A very large crowd attended. _____—___——_—__ | Clear Lake Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olson enter- tained Mr, and Mrs, Dallas ‘Barkman and daughter Dorothy Wednesday’ evening. Miss Myrtle Christensen and cou- sin James Johnson called at the EB. A. Van Vleet home Wednesday. “Grandpa Johnson drove to the Fred Anderson farm Wednesday morning on business.» Harry Olson is doing some break- ine with his brother L. B. Olson, B. F, Pasley and son Paul, ‘also H. Smith, went on a fishing trip Thursday morning, returfing Friday evening. ¥ . Miss Priscilla Olson, who has’ beer helping at the P. M. Lathrop home at Driscoll, returned Thursday. Mrs. Emma Shaffer and daughter Vivian assisted Mrs. Harold Har- grave with paper hanging Friday. Mrs. Emma Shaffer and Miss jan visited Saturday at Steele with their son and family. On re- turning they brought with them Leo Shaffer, who will visit here for a few days. Olaf Olson is helping Harold Christensen with some breaking. ttle Max Shaffer of Steele -is visiting his cousins, Bobbie, Billie and Buddy, Hargrave, this week. K. A. Earsland of Driscoll was around gathering up cattle to ship Saturd Arnold Christensen of Lein town- ship stopped with Olaf Olson Satur- day evening. Mrs. Sam Dronon and! family vis- ited at the Nels Dronon home Sun- day after church services, Mr, and Mrs. H. Smith and family motored to Regan Sunday and spent the day with the John Carlson and Malone families. Ben Oren was visiting at the B, F. Pasley home Sunday. Mrs. Marie Olausen and family and Miss Myrtle Christensen took Sunday dinner with the George stensen family of Lein township. Raider Qlson is attending Church School at the Zion Lutheran church. He is stonping with Mr. and. Mr: George Christensen. : Mr. and Mrs. Homer Nelsen visi’ it the Charley Newcomer home in Driscoll Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hargrave drove to Steele Monday to get some blacksmith work,done. On their re- turn trip home they stopped at the Frank Shaffer home. School election was held at Clear Lake School No. 1 Tuesday, June 7. Homer Nelsen was elected director for the term of three years. Mr. and Mrs. George K. Shaffer of Steele visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sheffer Tuesday evening. ee Rockhill. . | ————— ee A birthday party ‘was held at Bert Selahn’s Saturday night fn honor of Mr. Selahn. The evening was spent in dancing. A fine time wis reported by all. course lunch was served, at midnight by the ladies. Oscar Landerholm, Victor Nelson and Oscar Coleman fprnished the music Those that were vii iz with Mi and Mrs. Oscar Landerholm ‘Sunda; were Mr, and Mrs. Sebron Erickson and son Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erickson and son Ernie, Mrs. Alfred Erickson and Ronald, Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Magnuson and fami Mr. and Ernest Gorden and son. Ernie, x Nelson and Emil Olson. A delicious dinner was served. Lloyd Kettleson, who been working for W., Field of near ‘Bis- marek, returned home Monday and i: going to work with the Rues at Mi- not. - ip y Keitleson and Jen- for day wit! Rockford visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kuck, a few days last we Anna Kuck went to New lord'with them. » and Mrs. C. W. Hillerson left for Luverne Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Johnson and children were in Washburn over the weet visiting relatives. ~ and Mrs. Homer Nelson and .| Mr. and Mrs, - Alden ~ i ( - | daught Nelson and ter, Ruth, were in town Tues- salted, Pane, tam pel ee arr My. and ae Fe at singe and. Bad hopping in n " si Regan “Mo 7 nies aac i Ras ye q Mev and Mrs: Charles Hatrom of net Still one day as . and Mrs, Algot visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Landerholm and family Saturday eve- nice oe . re. Jim Littte was shopping. 4 ljonday. é rtha, Marion and Marvin were among those who took rt Selah: srams,