The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 17, 1927, Page 2

PURE RSE ae apne t ea aie “ fice tny ACWW THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, A “tT, 1927 * a: 5Y ing’ rie, dp Médday morning for his a ca Ue enced Fin the f Burnt Creek school hot inday. ‘cake: Cauponter returned from Eu- ! Naughton J) pdr. amd Mie C, A dohnson. and soa ‘al eS British Isles this week , family went to Bismarck to atteng@the #o assist in the harvesting of the on came home! Adventist meeting Sanday. Alyc@and aa f : Hpunpar crop: MF this. locality, I r | yates Rate SM hor porente, Mtr and! Btheleen Barber Wont, ie with them. ner with “Punkie” Ped- | ” Peter Johnson: of Denver, Colo., ar- Mrs. Louis Martineson for a week. ‘Mr, and Mi A. Johnson of Bis- Frances ‘ : yy, August, 8. a E vived' Friday. for,é few days’ visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. W..Seott and Mrs.| Marck was-out visitin gtheir daughter its: thea: Wea eel Schad : ge pRelgtives. ‘ , clr: and M* ct Bismarck and Miss| Mrs, Emil Johnaon one day last week. —— jand Dorn Jensen, Mrs, Carl Meland “a . 4 ae . ee vad hottie ae ic Anna Stobbing of Biamatce and Mr | Me. and Mrs, atthus Bolberg’ and Mrs, Floyd Owens motored to Bis, end Mrs. Vie, Pederson were invited | Fepvon, passed away at the hope ot oe and Mts, Chas’ A. Johneon and family | family ealléd on Mr. and Mrs. Charlie marck Monday ufternoo de ree eee ae et oe “Yee zo Tueadih motning and wae , eed oe [HERE Sea vimscg ana d Mrs, Joe Fisher and. son, non, 9. a in the cemetery Wed- Bs gt Mr. Mrs.. Robert erg. an 2 \. son and son Myron, motored to march Suna tins Helen Thonas went to Valley ‘ Li Mexday afternoon; Rev. Halnract ff. é : chitlion serupnidetaat sete thy to Basel motored fo Bismarck Sunday. eveni attend a Seventh Duy Ad- he ; mary as | e 4 3 3 ciating. te Ba i é ; v: nada, Thursday. * The; sand Oscar Larson SUatise’ meeting. in a. tent on the urgaret Hull, Aletha Jobnson and) ARBRE pee ‘Anurew Rauseb.of Mandan was 2 ‘ Fees eenaies time white gone,| motored: to Biamatck Saturday eve- Auditorium block, Miiy'toruélehd a baseball wane. | oa ruest of his brother, Peter Rausch, . ‘Arthur Solberg was in the capital| Ming to visit their mother and family Walter Dietzman hauled a load of Sunday ty attend A. baseball game. | sig as 4 Friday night,, motoring on to Sel- itv Thorsday. 7 for Sunday. : hogs to Bismarck Monday for Ed. Miss Martha senbeisz visited, g 5 fridge Saturday. r Hy ; 3 i Mr. s. Solb and son Har- ‘6 Winiomi. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eisenbeisz a few! [oie Walter Grace, cashier of the Secur- op ladanaton Bere icteriboyaler Try Our Modern High Pres- her days last week. Miss Elsie Olson is visiting e 7. { ity Bank, is taking a two weeks vaca- 4 : Thursday,” ‘ er, Mrs. Afton Fischer, at the Mr. and Mrs. P. Lathrop mot- tions F oe ml dedi. eopert albede bad’ ee Service Feean to Bismarcl. leaving| fF " nee Rh aae . oe Fischer home. % + eh s , The Lutheran ‘ghurch of Raleigh, j A fi Truman motored to . F Floyd Owens hetped Walter Dietz their car ta be renaired. | it , 3 Flasher, and Fredy; held confirmation r eee a Eig, Mr Wick, | Short Stop Station, and to. Rochester, Minn, eg services in Freda Sunddy morning. ; ' who has-been visiting his daughte! : Elmer Lunquist was a busi Were Sr Beever witt oow ‘\ i Rev. Ford and family tcok aimner fi Mrs: C; «A, Johnson: for a few day caller at the Joe Fischer home \ piotiami hs hcheht a at : with the Clara Steele family Sunday Feturned ‘with them -toBiamarck. Wednesday, ; . | : evening. : Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Solberg was in Walter. Dietzman motored to the Nels Meland and Leo Burnsted f Mr. and Mrs, A. Pusch and Mrs. Bistharek ‘Friday. I DR. B.S. ENGE rtin Ashbridge farm Thursd J Roberts of Shields attended church Emil Jdtnson was in the capital| rat . man repair his haystacker Monda < cl ! et of wagon wheels which Lodge of Bismarck Sunday a : vices in the afternoon Sunday and city oneday taat wei, © ¢ < Branch tet thete for him. fewe, sueinet ste 8. Bs. Fie A. 0. were entertained at Sunday dinner Poe i : Py J ats Wednesday if Valley | : Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Stayner and g the home of Arthur Solberg. Lucas Bik. Bisatarck, N. D “Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Meland eer Was” ‘amily visited the various enuren:s \"Mr. and Mrs, George Cleoten was Miss Elsie Olson 0 i n the county Sunday. Rev. Ford | in the capital city Saturday. i marck Wedne COOL Pre oreached to a large | Mrs. Frank“Johnson went to Bis-j Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Koon | and| Mr. and Mrs. James Koon and| ¢ ¢ Tice motored to Sterling z : . and had dinner with Mr. and|Chiang Kai Shek, leader of the Nationalist forces in China, is shown . George Lee, P jhere telling’U. S. Senator Burton K. Wheéler of Montana what the Na nday es rold and Elwood \Swan- | tionalists are fighting for. Wheeler and Chiang met during Wheeler: son, W. McLaren, Jack Sykes an 4 Oswold ‘Krégan motored to Bismarck pete ee et te do thelr trading ip’ the morning or, Bismarck and Mandap | to attend a baseball game. | ' s | :| evening. Han | ; onald is visiting Mr. and futher of Mrs. Max Lehmon, spent ham, from Fargo, who is at a Bis ! wat vides Mike Lives hd P. C. REMINGTON \ \ congregation in R. , marck Saturday, Martha Zanders, sis Mrs. § : ie N. Lundi si capit ; L, Kleinschmidt, arrived Friday fron : bree ee cee MONEY TO LOAN oscoe. S. D., to assist as clark in the | Chris. A, Johnson and daughter}] On Improved City Property Raleigh Mercantile store. { 4 went to Bismarck Saturday evening. Low Interest Rate The farmers are all so busy they have and Repayment Privilege y evening. ose ‘who motored to Bismarck ir hail claims Kershaw, F Dietzman, Martin eCormick and Adam J. Cowlthrop. ald Thursday at the Max Lehmoh home. marek hospi son were dinner guests of Edwin's |} 193y,-4th St Ph Sow! a Fh y arc pital. ‘ ! ‘ - St. jone 220-W vy to xe . Comithorp s broti | Mr. and Mrs. Ahl and children, and" John Kruger was a caller at thc!, Mrs. Kuhn of Brandon, Minn, who parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. John-|L0372-S00 SE-B Mone 220-W | t ‘ i Mrs. Arnold Carlson re-! SohAE -'G ¢ Agha been visiting her daughter, Mrs.! son Sunday. . from théhospital. | “ | Mr. and Mrs, Joe Schneider and chil- G.T. Nelson home Monday night. e ignter, employed dM so, Ace |dren, Mr. and Mrs, Lehmon “and Martin. Nelson transggtel Business . Marx of Braddock, returned to ek 5 i a ay if nily Sunda eben ei at een Wy | Me and Mrs, C. Az Swanson cn- children also Mr. and Mrs. Chris at the J. W. Jiras home Tagsday. "er _home Monday. President Coolidge: and his war bon-| 7) oe ey ea out in th ScL.Mr. and Mrs. George Whitted “and: tertained nt dinner Sunday. | The Zieglar and children all motored to, Mr. *and Mrs. Ceeil Mount were Mrs. George Smith motored down net as caricatured in New York by, | sear Larsot ¥ OBE IS i the tet SSAamily motored to Bismarck Satur- Crests eye we aeeice Swanson Me,| Hebron to attend a German church callers at the Nelson's boys’ Tuesday from Bismarck Monday morning to Luis Hidalgo, the Mexican artist. Ob-| Yelping Charlie Denny with the har- i and: eb, AL Chi Sinaia hildeets Myj| Picnic Sunday, and delivered a pony. they traded. isit her mother, Mrs. J. W. isrown, serve the bow‘under the chin and the vesting. Yohn Olson transacted business in = oe ie, je dln pol ah L. P. Woolery ‘and daughte Cecil Mount purchased two milk near Long Lake. size of the hands! ' Bismarck F\ 3 pin! | Mitles Vertice and. Evelyn. New. matared tg.Hebron Satur- cows recently from Joe Varley. Jacobson Brodners and W. Bohlin Miss Theresa Reinecke and Bi Carl Muth motored to “Bismarck have purchased a new Nichols-Shep- spphes, Thorens, Relea sa sronthins wens ht epee Thurcday aljending to some busines= tei coubine machine which’ ese, INO heavy Foods for summer ! . A. Stephens of Bismarck ning visitors at the Walter Diet: iy CANE gerbe jade tS a Mr. and Mrs. Jean Cunningham ing quite satisfactory. | man home. : ; i from Fargo are the parents of a baby i , Mr. und Mrs. Anton Fischer and: {amily spent Sendoy: afteengon with .Baldwin | orn Inst week in a> Bismarck _ Miss Phrene Junge of Leola, S. Dak,,! n ; i i ay son, Gordon, motored to Bismarck hospital. Little Edward is staying “"4 Miss Wanetta Junge of Venturia, ' Saturday. PS i | Sa ge TEE Edward Morris, of Cromwell, was with his grandparents, Mr. and urs. N- Dak» are the guests of M>. and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lundquist and rr ee + recent business caller in town. Ed. Lundquist, while his mother is Mts. Fred Junge. ay es Mr, and Mrs, Art Lewis were callers Wild Rose | Morri have for-the the hospital. Mrs. Stanley Junge of Glendive, At the Walter Dietzman home Sunday g = lg hi R. H. Di The Nelson's assisted J. W, Jiras Mont. arrived in Braddock Monday forenoon. a ¢ lingham of indiana, the in cutting hay Thursday with four 274 after spending a couple of days o Harms ar | business in’ A fine rain visited this locality} mother of Mrs™M@br rigs while Joe Jiras came back and at the home of Mr. and Mra, Fred Bismarck Friday. ce [that will benefit the late e¥ops, in-| The past week has Mhaterially cut their oats with the binder. june returned home Thursday, tak- é ae By a ; - cluding potatoes and garden: sened the chances of our getting a | Mr. and Mrs. Walter Deitaman and ing with her her two two little daugh- hie | : To do more—much Miss Mary Elliett arrived home| bumper crop. Rust has shriveled up Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lundquist were t¢'s who have spent two weeks with | move—for the / be- Arena Saturday evening for a short *visit.}a lot of gt d the result will,.transacting business in Bismarck their grandparents here. { § 4 , reaved family‘ than Wilton Doehle of Moffit was call-|be less bushels to the acre. Some Friday, Walter stated that they got Mr. and Mys. J. D. McCusket return- 5 | they expect of us is ing on friends here Sunday. fields apparently have escaped’ all hail'loss Thursday afternoon and re- ¢d Wednesday morning from their , te on ; he. oaute Hy Harvest is on in full swing, the! Mreand Mrs. Aliek Jawaski, former| damage, depending on ground, and ported.” : two weeks trip to St. Paul. They| : a the sentiment with tye harvest being almost over with resident of Wild Rose, but now liv-|time of planting. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Magnus were! Were accompanied home by Mrs. Jas. | which we assume a number cutting barley. The cut-'ing near Pursian Park, had the mis-} Three cars of cattle were shipped ‘shopping in Bismarck Friday. Murphy, who had spent the past two A tz each _ responsibility: ting of wheat will begin in just a fortune to have their little girl fallfto the Saint Paul stockyards Friday! Martin Bourgois from near the Weeks visiting friends at Fargo. {| avy § as A 3 ‘ that-is entrusted to few days. ihackwards into a tub of hot water.|by the cattle buyer who. has been, river was out to the George Nelson The Altar Society of the Catholic | eas - > a |. Us. The Domogalla brothers have been Mrs. Jawaski pulled off her clothes!making his headquarters here for and Charlie Rue homes Friday night, Church met with Mrs. F. J. Splon- | ‘We Understand shocking for John Bailey and Fred and although very painfully burned,’ some time past. The cattle we Elsie Olson has been visiting with skonoskj Thursday. 1 Si 12 Oz. in Each Standard a Smith the past week. jespecially around the neck and arms, of Baldwin her sister, Mrs. Anton Fisher the Miss, Narcissus Mandigo of Bis-: Z E Webb Bros. Tees brot are very busy at the she is slowly getting better. i i last week. They went to Bismarck Marck is the guest of her brother, W. ;* — * hay which is in abundance this year! iss Helen Brownawell spent the| Emil Geigle motored to Witton Tuesday night and attended a meet- W., Mandigo, and family. { . Funeral Directors and Johnnie says he believes in mak- week-end with her cousin, Avis| Saturday evening, returning home ing held on the Auditorium block. _ Harry Olson of Minneapolis arrived ; » ae : ing his stacks worth while. { Carlisle. with two harvest’ hands. |_ Albert Bourgois made a. trip. to in Braddock Tuesday to help Mr. and Crisp whole wheat deliciousness io Jfhe community was saddened to| Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Saville enter-| Ralph Fricke motored to Bismarck Bismarck Saturday with the truck, Mrs. Wm. Baseler with the harvest. ~ | . tyéar of the death of Mr. and Mrs. tained at their home Sunday Mr. and| Thursday after his mother, Mrs, and hauled. out a neg binder and. | Mrs. A. J. Piers and two daughte Ws 2 ; : ee Henry Seilinger's infant son Tuesday.'Mrs. Henry Sorm of Braddéck, Mr.|Ernest Fricke, who came from Wau- delivered it out to the Charlie Rue Alice and Gertrude, arrived in Brad. A satis ying) s\4 complete meal, Arab BESS fg “Gonvulsions was the ‘causé of the and Mrs. 0. L. Peterson und family| bun, Minnesota, to spend a week here | place which Mr. Rue purchased from dock Wednesday from Wayzetta, ease” little one’s death. Burial was made and Mr. and Mrs. Shepperd and] looking after business matters. Mrs. Bourgois. Minn. j cy" frui ie ilk : inthe Wing cemetery. Our deepest, daughters of Braddock vicinity. ke reports good crops. in the| Charlig Rue’ and family and -a Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Hanson of New with ait and Coolm and créam ee pei ; wed se Bee ree Sess * ‘sompathy is with the parents at this! Mr. and Mrs R. J. Elliett motored|Waubun locality, with corn several number of others from here atténded England arrived in Braddock Tuesday time. {to Steele Tuesday, and brought their} weeks behind the corn here on ac-/the pienic held at the Clarance Ket- to visit with old time friends. While! Word has been received that Mr.'daughter Miss Florence back with}count of unfavorable weather. tleson grove near Wing. .Rev. Bock- here they were guests of Dr. and Mrs. and@: Mrs. Ben Klagenburg have a them. Richard Kikul is spending some man officiated. jaer, nine pound girl, born Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brownawellltime in Bismarck taking medical! John Garmer, who came recent! Monday afternoon Nisk Granas met August 10. The little daughter's motored to Sterling on business}treatment at the hospital. from Clear Brook, Minn. and is with a serious accident on the section, name is Margaret Helen. i Thursday. What mirht have been a fatal acci-| ployed at the'H. Kikul home, called having his shoulder bone broken Tues. Mr, and Mrs. J. J. Horner and ‘A carioad of our young people at-|dent occurred near the Jake Spitzer at George Nelson's Sunday morning.|day. Lowell Barton took him to Bis- family were supper guests at the Mc- tepded the dance at Pursian Park} farm a % se ar northwest af Bald- From there he motored to Bi’marck|marck wheré he:is now confined in Inty ome, Wednesday oxeningh —.THprsday vet noo ia Mona Jast week when ato visit Richard Kikul, who is at a|St. Alexius hospital. It may be a Mand Mrs. Ber? Glanville and A large number of the farmers andftruck loaded binder twine, driv- hospital a week with a bad case of|month or more before he will be able sons were in Wing doing th: hop- their wives attended market day atjen by Jacob Fisher, of Regan, ran! kidney, trouble. He also called in|to resume work. i ping Saturday. {Braddock Thursday i down hill and upset in the ditch. at the, Pete Lips home: en route.| Mrs. Wm. Manley of Hettinger, N. . and Mrs. V. P. Heaton and son’ Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Elliett motored|/Mr. Fisher was trying to shift gears | Mr. Garmer came here toget an en-|Dak., is visiting at the home of her Pat of Jamestown passed through to Bismarck Sunday to see Mrs.fat the time of the accident. In an gine to run this fall again. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. L, P. Weber. Arena on their way to Wing Satur- Flliett's néphew Anderson Moore,| effort to protect his little son Bobby, John Resch and family motored to| Mr, and Mrs: Earl Clarke of Ellen: Go : tae _ who is seriously ill in a hospital) who was with his father, Mr. Fisher Baldwin Saturday night. shppping,|dale called on Braddock friends on jen Klagenburg is repairing his there. sustained severe injuries about the alse stayed in for the danc® held} their way home from Watrous, Sask. threshing rig this week. \ A large number of the young peo-thead. He was taken to Wilton for there. \ where they have spent two month Elmer Drum went to Tuttle ufter ple were entertained at the Ernest| medical treatment. Bobby was un- Gerald Nelson received a badly! visiting with Mr. Clark's brother Fred, some repairs for his binder Wednes- Saville home Sunday afternoon. Ayhurt. Later reports were that he is smashed finger Sunday in the g: Mrs. C, T. Barton and th ea ane day evening. deliciows lunch was “Served by Mrts.| recovering nicely. engine. as tite Wh have. beer visiting jaugh- C, Theiling, better known as Saville at the end of an interesting . Dralle and son Herman, of| Mr. and Mrs. Andrew” Anderson| past two months with Meet Becton Grandma Theiling, is expected here game of baseball played ‘by the boys.| Bismarck, were callers at the Rich-| were guests Sunday at the Pete And-| sister at Santa Monica Pay jarton’s from St, Paul this week. He is also cas ard Borner home Wednesday morn-'erson’s rear Baldwin. relMtives in Californi bringing some other men with hin. @——————-___—6 | ing. | fat alist elas ee Be In Cabltorsthy ax Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Kraft were Dodge [!__ Ralph Fricke motored to the Grant @———=———_—______- 6] yy Eaton arrived in B } at Arena to church Sunday. | Satter home in Sibley Butte town: Raleigh Walttsdiy evoking tan wie Ed Smith spent Wednesday and @—————_——— | shi Saturday. evening on business. ‘4 40 Mabe Note for bee eectne Ben Thursday at McIntyres helping set’ p B. Goets, who has been taking|, Relatives of Mrs. Henry Rupp, who! @——————| urine’ the harvest brother Phil ; two new binders that he and they',-7- B. troets, | eee left here tust-week for Minneapolis ing the harvest and threshing just recently purchased. jtreatments in a hospital in Minne-| © 4 ee with; aarti S, J. Pack and Herman Reck motor-} season. Mrs, Eaton was formerly + ri e Williams Sanitarium near | eq to Bismarck Tuesday. Herman re-| Miss Alice Davi \ “ ir. and Mrs. H. F, Williamson and POlis,, returned Monday. thatheitys hase ghearditrom y : r . Hettrich of Saxton, this state,| that city, have heard from her stat- turned with a new Whippet coupe. Services were held in Meth. daugiters Jean and, Lois and som visiting.a few days with his fath:|iN€ that Mrs, Rupp will remain for|""H°E"Wtcson gt Binteatek, waa alchuren Sunday, Moca Ree Beet to. visit Mr. and Mrs, George Boelter,| "Anton Hetsrich: sg sun.| treatment. It was’ erroneously stated Pusiness caller in town Saturday. | }gon cope tcted chemesice, Mea. &, Mi ‘ m1 s r a a eter Furgeson returne: hursday | Long sang a beautiful ii Hho just recently moved there from! gy, Dodge against Golden Vailey.| last, week that Mrs. Rupn had gone soma trip, to Fargo. He —stated| fine Volee. A quartette was cendvccl crops through the eastern part of the| by Mrs, Long, Miss Winifred Mandico, Arena. i to Rochester and the Mayo r i The seores were 2 to 6 in favor of |t? ] Aioad Ssatiny Clover doknn ‘atre| Golden Valley. tarium. date: were Lit by toe: cudhr Mrs, Fred Junge.and Mr. Belk of Bis. L. Kleinschmidt was a business nant: ° a t e n Ss ft b it t ’ week-end visiting Clover Johns, M ‘Mr. and Mes. J, A. Jacobs of Mar-| Adam Herdebu has purchased a hall McClusky came after het Wednes- ‘ ; A |new McCormick-Deering threshing| .,C: 4 : ay Rist oT hg sic! ted with friends in Dodge| Ot sa soparater, going to Bismarck | Visitor at, Bisningek Thur: day. sated’ Yd an R, H. Corey motored Allen Fraizer toaget two- [SUR esch of Montana is visiting|#fter it Friday. eee eae Dempsey entertained | to jan Sunday mornin shay year-old son to Bisms urday!, Yew weeks at the home of Mr. and| Richard Borner was a business Cight of her lady friends Wednesday ree ee apanled, far as Bismarc al treatment. She was ac- Yio” yicob Wentz. caller in Wilton on Tuesday where he| #fternoon. At the conclusion of a| by Meee Fraser, who spent the day ied by Mrs. W. Me see avidess was a passenger|had some repair work done. | social atenitigah a dainty’ luncheon Mia aes, raser at St. Alexius hos- ne eee en ee ©™m-\ fo Bismarck Friday where he will| Dick Sthoorl is spending some 4%, served. ne pag pay nd tee p mein hapa ployed at the John Webber homes! tiie treatments for his health in, the|time with relatives in Jamestown. | (, Clara Johnson returned her home at} eh hame to Braddock the latter part , spent Sunday with her parents, Mr ee ee eee ital. J. W. Watkins, local merehant,| Grand Meadow, Minn,, Tuesday after] of this week. - 5 nd Mrs. Andrew Kraft. sa Mr_and Mrs, Arthur Bierig of Mar-|ttansaeted butiness in Wilton the, ten days vacation spent with her| ra, Perry and wife of Minneapolis section this morning. “It will be of, shall were guests at the home of Mr. fore part of the, woek. | ‘ "Roy George came ost Thyrsday| sistst, Mre. A.J. iets a benefit’ to the lat and. Mrs. John Severts over Sunday. |, .W. U. Gherke is preparing to move!» OY ;aouige come OM tosh “hn ly. efit to the late crops and: "Witte durnedsing “a horse “Adam [his grocery and meat business into ftom Mandan with a hatvest thresh- Allenaworth . aceompan- mn truck. Grinsteiner southwest of Dodge had|the buiding formerly occupied by the|@® combine and began work on his y Mrs, E. F. Savage and Gordon hael and Anna Laure’ Klagen- he misfortune to be kicked on his|Farmer’s Mercantile company. 600 acre crop of wheat near the Three | ‘motored to Bismarck Sat- burg visited their little cousin at J05, ' | Elmer Ames is employed as farm| Buttes Saturday. urday_evenin Gor- , the McIntyre home Saturday. Rev. C. 3, Auerbach of Zap visited|Werker on the farm of Hogue Bros, The Rausch and Kain Elevator Gom-| don returned home the same evening Mr. cote oo Misses Maxine and Vivian Erstrom| Pany just completed reflgoring ard, while: ensworth remained over a at the home of the follo r ;| were shopping in the capital city on|rebelting their elevator this week, | to visit with his. father. . .Drisell 1 Lane Be ceanromman, Mr: and| Saturday afternoon. "| _ Mrs. Carl Schick was hostess Thurs-| ..Mr, and Mrs, Thore Naaden aro the ——— ——__ 4 Knute Toft. : “| pperaest Drelle of Biamarck is em-| day ween che antettained, twelve of | prema parent: of fine biby boy Born i | ployed as farm. helper on the Cari|her lady frierids to an . afternoon Sunday morning, Aug. 14, f 7 aa a page Mrs. Kreorier Miss Martha! Mt. and Mrs. Gabriel Marquarat/P! 5 luncheon at her home. - | Lae Bnively. ; man tt t Bisepbeag motored to Blamarek and 374, chilren ovored, to Halliday Schulte farm south of town ea ann of Hattingen wan al Me and Mons Leh, "Beataehig at tnat Uom S fittention: senee conan ow a jonday. Monday where (hey. consulted Doctor guest of his brother Jim Kain a few | home now occupied by Mrs. M. Ny: Mr. Lathrop and -Mrs. Lathrop’s| Law oP mar ety. ‘ Tryge days this week, | und, : jatar and her piece, who have been | The Bagley Elevator just: completed; Mr. ald. Mrs, J. G, DeFtance and Pare) é . iting in two weeks, ba i ¢. ry ————___ _____—__» { ‘ ‘ * . : tae Meet nen eee i, Kinfe River 1° coer ssa cap Nap, gam 2|SSE OE ade the hea aR Realty toeeeg | ‘YOU printing often introduces you to your best busi- ise. Violet’ Oléon of Willmar,' business trip to Regan Monday. || crap of ain. | the week-end - with “Mr. DeFrancls fiess prospects, If it fails to make an intance- one eg visiting relatives in a Tae Bony cs aij pula. dacs | ir. and Mrs. Enoch Anderson and|_ E. A PeCuliough and Ralph Pam.-| fathir,, Hee Keith Hamilton accom: - gt co say Sans Acar ; 5 ‘Mr, and Mrs. Albert Hammer en-!was held near the Gordon Schaffner crt eed ae Pr ie aan Thoraday on busines Vi tomes dab Wilton abastie tate uite : ip, it’s an wi tisk job. . ; hs fae ; Mr, sad C. Ruble'home Sanday was # saccess.. People| . ‘ s risloed, Me and meg: reat bebe Re ea ead oa Randa Enoch is a brother to B aa went to Solen on bu ~ s sister, Mpa Tae Dav asars 1090 Delia Yelock inday. ‘atteondéd: “Me. and Mrs. A: r % 0 visi 4 . A ~ < pra Ms. Vig Pedersen ehterl9f Dickinson and’ ey, Hanwoot, of| el ‘daushier, Mrs Seas "Canning | basic Vos Satie arte his thre ; BENS ON _ You will receive printing that commands instant at- yed the pithic dinter ana — Rev. tion—and: DS ite, : sa : ; Vieét_ have *s music -on eng! harp and 2 sat: Bre, Feat g ir Bierig. and i business, tise vis! Hull, Ernest . ‘ho Porm |aive the tongs which he lane: . ies iii 7 telecon eed NS ae “With | is effici 1 ee bene |. ihr ‘ind tgs sen Jere ith this efficient work-,-the result of years of experi-" ‘ Dod ‘and di A Tock gud Violet Olson dnd Dickinson and for miles around|~ Mr. and’Mrs. Ed, Lundquist motel “A, A. Lait gf Freda. wid busing | arrived tn Beadogk Friday fora re: ~ In our plant—well equipped to handle this sort of work Yate 3: 6'¢lock ‘din- Beidy schools Meeside every ane cn — as J i “4 i. 4 a 2. & 2 id dasa Bandas.” | Wasnesdsy forcasen %0 avt-seme ce i “ ence—you are certain ‘to have. the job corvleted on ~ | and Mrs. Ch rath between and