The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 15, 1927, Page 8

} * i PAGE EIGHT _- 1 i 4 |i about $40, tained £01 electric light | NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS | $$ —__——¢ Knife River | { Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schaffner and children left Sunday for Sims, N. us eet on Schaffner’s mother, who is qu! . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goben and childdren spent Sunday at the J. A. Jacobs home. : Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bieng and children went for a sleigh ride on Sunday and spent most of the day at the J. A. Jacobs home. 3 John Peterman from Glen Ullin spent Sunday and Monday visiting old time friends and relati.e~ in this vicinity. On Monday he called at the Joe Schneider home. | & Mr. ard Mrs. Christ Zeigler and family are enjoying the electric lights which they had installed the past week. Maxie Lehman and brother Lloyd took some sheep to Richardton ‘Thursday, where they expect to load with several other part‘es, who are shipping to the city markets. The boys had _a long cold driv. Mr. Frank Goben and /rthur Goben accompanied Mr. Jacobs to Hebron Monday where they attended to business matters. Johnnie Ah! drove to Hebron; ‘Thursday with a load of wheat. His mother accompanied him hove. Mrs. Ahl spent a week in Hebron with her daughter, Mrs. H. Lanetz, and as- sisted with the care of the new nddatghter. ae Douglas spent the week-end with Misa Abraham at the Bieng home. sm " Fred ,Flowers + assisting at tie Gordon Scheffner rancu while they p away. a"Steve Kraft drove to Hebron Sat- urday with a load of hogs. —— eo f Braddock \ folie ° Owing to an announcement of the Ministerial.Conference of part of the Bismarck district whic! held in Napoleon Sun 11, there was _ no pre: g in the M. Es church. Rev. Pearson will, un- til further notice, preach on Monday evening. His next service will be held Monday evening, Dec. 19, st 8 Aid of the M. E. church held a successful food sale and bazar in the hall Dec. 3, which brought cl eet es over $100. This was one of the best sales ever held by the ladies and they feel grateful to those who so generously gave their aid. Mrs. Karl Schlosser “and daugh- ter Anna have gone tr San Fran- cisco to spend the winter with Mrs. Schlosser’s parents. Mr. Schlosser accompanied them as far as Bis- amarck, 4 Mrs. Nora Sisco and daughter Leone have been spending a few sed with the C. Y. Barton ily bs ior to leaving for Santa Monica, alif., where they will spend the win- ter with Mrs. J. J. Ry . and other relatives. They left Saturday eve- ning for Mandan where they will al- so visit for a few days with the G. B. Aarvig family. Stanley Junge of Glendive, Mont., visited for a couple of days here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Junge. Agon Feltheim, who has been very ill with pneumonia, is on the way to recovery. Mr. Feltheim has also been quite sick for a few days. The ladies of the Woodman Circle met in their hall Wednesda.’ after- noon, Dec. 7. The next meeting will be held Wednesday, Decem*er 21. Thursday morning as Mr. Thore Naaden’s hired man was rounding ‘up some horses he found O. Nyberg, who lives on the O. R. “Lartini place west of town, lying in a snow bank. He was taken to his he e and med- ical aid summonc” but it was found that he had been dead for some time, apparently froma stroke. The fun- ral-which was to he Reld Sunday at Finnish church sout'. of -intyre, ‘was postponed to Tuesday owing to severe weather. ‘W. W. Mandigo and J. A. Peter- son are in Linton as iuryn.2r at this | M term of court. Mrs. A. Button was a passenger to,Bismarck Thursday. She was ac- companied home by her brother, Jim in, who has been employed in the ‘ motor garage. , Mrs. Lula Swanson, who has been in'a Bismzrck hospital for several days,._ ret home Wednesday. Mrs. Swanson is not improving i PES, Leiter. leted . Lesher has completed the kalsomining and ielginne of the church, Owing to the cold weather the varnishi: is being left until spring and when completed we feel that we will have one of the neatest little churches in the state. i Junge left Friday f r Glen- » Mont., where he will work for sine before going on to Oakland, Calif. The Braddock town board has ob- me new equipment for the pertaining to the policies of govern- ment. The honor roll for the second six- weeks term is_as fo'lows; Elsie Bier, William Peterson, Hattie Fetterly, Martha Gsney, Bernice Gosney, Gertrude Allensworth, Linda Juhola, Eldon Vie, Lillian Hill, Dagmer Carl- son, Baline Fockler, Arden Vie, Lewell Barton. Other students whose averages were 90 per cent or above, but who were either absent or tardy, are: Winnifred Mandigo, Vir- gie Martini, Dan Nordstrom, Lee ae William Ryan and Ada Sa- ville. ¢ ry ° | Baldwin | = _—__—__—+ Baldwin and vicinity have certain- ly been experiencing some mighty cold weather the past week. And asaresult some of us have just about used up our coal supply. We understand that a number of Bald- winites have clubbed together for a car of coal, as it is almost impossible to get to the mines. ‘ Some of our popular old-time fid- dlers will take part in the old-time fiddlers’ contest to be staged from the Mandan station KGCU at an early date. The contest is being sponsored by the Mandan business men and suitable prizes will be of- fered to stimulate interest in the contest. Carl Bagley, the operator of the station, reports a number of old-time fiddlers already booked, and wants everyone who knows of any to send in their names. Local folks have suggested the name of Elmer Ames, well-known old-time fiddler. Elmer was popular as an old-time fiddler some 20 years ago. Mr. and Mrs. William Guptill an- nounce the birth of a baby girl a few days ago. Mrs. Guptill and baby are being cared for in Bismarcl-. Miss Judth Barthsmass, who has been spendng several months at the home of her sister. Mrs. Alvin Nord- strom, and family, will return to her home at Roseglen at a carly date. She had intended leaving for home last week, but was cetained on ac- count of the cold weather. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Fricke and lit- tle son Howard were business call- ers in the capital city Tuesday. Thursday evening of next week the Baldwin school will hold its Christmas program. Harold Mount, local high school student, has taken apartments in town for the winter. He lives on a farm several miles cast of here. Archie Holcen of Wilton was’ a recent guest-at the home of his par- dale is recovering from injuri tained several months ago. ¢ A, A. Stewart has completed haul- ing a large qucntity of wheat to a Menoken elevator for R. Stewart. C. C, Moore, socal mail carrier, who has prove . himself qui Pp: able and efficient in tha apex, has been having -ome difficulty re- cently getting through the snow. Walter Smith, wh: has spent sev- eral years in various state while serving in the U. S. army, is now at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jean Smith. Henry Mills and family are tem- porarily settled in the basement of their new dwelling. A few warm days are necessary to complete the plastering and add he finishing touches. 3 John Becknall, local guinea pig dealer, expects to leave his enter- rise for + few days during the hristmas holidays. Knute Hanson is busy these days hauling wood to his home south of Menoken, a round trip_c. about 20 miles. On one occasion Mr. Hanson's loud tipped over several tir:e before reaching his destination. Norman ‘Stew: ‘t transacted busi- ness _in the capital city Thursday and Friday. R. Stewart was a week-end guest atthe M. Nicholson home in Em- mons county. Miss Alice Lane, daughte. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lane, and Theo- dore Knutson of Brittin were united in marriage Monday, Noy. 28. Ronalc Stervart has leased the southwest quar-e- of section 19 from Mr. Register for a term of two years. Mr. Stewart predicts big crops for the coming year. , Ghylin Mrs. August Krause and son Reu- ben were callers at the P. Seidel home Saturday afternoon, Paul and Stanton Davis made a brief visit tke Krause home Thursday e in~ -and from there on Hilda Krause accompanied them up to the N. Alms home, where they are practicing for,a P. T A. meet- ing which is going t» be held in School No. 2. Charlie Keator was a caller in Re- gan Thursday af.erroon. c The mail carrier on Route No. 3 did not come Friday morn'ng, on ac- count of the bad roads. but Saturday he had a team and a cutter, so now he'll be abl- to come every day. Adolph Krause was a caller at his home near Regan Friday afternoon. He is staying with Mrs. Kathcrine Otto at Wilton while the ~oads are impassable for driving. Ted Ehnes was a caller at the E. J. Englebretson home one day last > ents, -1r. and Mrs. Al Holden, nezth of town. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Satter, who have been residing three miles southeast o* Baldwin, have moved into town. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Morris are the parents of a baby girl. Mrs Morris and little daughter are being cared for in Bismarck. Clarence Falkenstein spent Satur- day evening in Still where }.c prac- ticed for a play, “An Old Fashioned Mother,” which is to be given by the Still Sunday school on next Thurs- any evening, Decemter 22. . S. Fevold, local banker, spent the fore part of the week attending to business affairs in the capital city. Arnold Rupp, who has been em- ployed in the Lahr garage in Bis- marck for several weeks, has re- turned home. The small son of Mr. and Mrs, Nels Anderson has been seriously ill the past.week with spinal trouble. The Anderson children have been kept out of school during the baby’s illness. The child is being carcd for in Bismarck. County Commissioner William Fricke spent part of the week in Bis- marck looking after various } -iness affairs. He also was a guest at the meeting of the Rotary clu. Wednes- day noon. Stise Viola Hitchcock of Baldwin and Axel Berquist of Wilton were married last week. Baldwin friends extend congratulations. Martin Bourgois of Riverview was here Friday on business. Mr. and irs. Bourgois are leaving this week for California points where they will spend the winter months. The Balwin schools expect to hold school this Saturday in order that the teachers may leave next Friday for their homes instead of leaving on Saturday. >—_—$______——__+ | Glencoe i OO George Register and August Hogue purchased several head of digreed brood sows from A. V. uce of Emmons county recently. Mr. Luce has na successful breeder of pure-bred hogs for many years. Hughie McMurrick had the mis- fortune to lose a valuable horse re- cently. While en route to Bismarck with a load of corn, the animal be- came sick on the roac near Stew- plant and trust that from now on until the high I" e is in- led the town light: will be to all concerned. Miss Violette Dexter entc.tained umber of her high school friends eerie A dainty lunch was at 11: ; A was held at tie h i seas perty was at the home itton in honor of Nic! Granas, who left Saturday for his old home Thier ge Alay of oS ow they 5; ‘the evening is known only “ Se as they are not telli . school dance which was held evening. Dec. 2, was i oF e hich will 3 toward rehasing boc:.s for ‘ Miss saary Ryan is visiting friends hes I Birks and two suai - Bp and oth- tives at A: #, Ohio. Roy two older boys are baching -C. ¥.. Barton. entertained of | club F; war at the high school|ed the jale and died a few moments later. Mr. Irvine hauled the load of om with his truck for Mr. McMur- Tick. Burt Buckley was busy last week loading acar of wheat at Welch's Spur. He was assisted by Lem Ferguson and Fred Hogue. Several farmers are making good use of their sleds these days getting ad winter supply of wood and coal. August Hogue, who is known as the man of many trades, and who has been doing considerable build- ing for Alex MacLean, has again been delayed by the recent snows and cold weather. Gene Smith has ably demonstrat-| Ligh qualities of his Buick car during the recent revere weath- er, making his regular trips through the deep snow to the Capital City and sheet nothing of it. Don Nicholson purchased. about ‘rom John Stew- carload week. E. J. Englebretson returned to his home near Regan after ending a week in Chicago attendign the cat- tle show. Mi. Martha A.m eturned to her hon. after staying with Mrs.*Engle- bretson while Mr. Englebretson was in Chicago. Bill Drawver was a caller in Re- gan Saturday — ‘ernoon. Marvin, Marion and Martha Alm were callers at t’ ©. v. Englebret- son home Saturday evening. | Mrs. L. Davis was a calzer in Re- gan Saturday afternoon. . Lein | Ce EEE Mrs. N. A. Soderholm, who spent the past week consulting a doctor, returned Saturday. Alfred and Seymour Arneson and Sivert Brenden transacted business in Arena Monday. No services was held in the church Sunday on account of the bad roads and the minister not getting there in time. There will be Norweigan services Dec. 26 at 1:30. Mr. and Mrs. Algot Dravland and children arrived here Saturday and will spend some time visiting rela- tives and friends in this neighbor- hood. Olga Rise drove to Arena Mon- day afternoon. Mrs. Harry Helgeson called at the Geo. Christianson Sunday afternoon. Art Bjorhus, daughters Bernice ant Helen spent Saturday at Dri- scoll, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Christianson and family and Miss Elizabeth Hus- toft spent Sunday evening at the Gunderson home. . F Rev. Lars Foss spent Sunday night at the John Birkeland home. Selma Rise drove to Wing Friday. Geo. Christianson transacted busi- ness in Driscoll Monday. Dorothy Barkman spent the week- end at her parental home. Fred Josephson spent the fore part of the week at Bismarck. J. S, Rise_transacted business in Regan and Bismarck the fore part of the week. r THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE two children spent this week visit- i"§hn- Witt stayed” over” might ol si over ni at the R. G. Marchant home J. Witt and J. Fode were iy callers at Marchant’s. Ted Ni was in Wing Friday. " John was in Tuttle W jay. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hindbouch helped Wm. Witt butcher Friday. earl White is now back at the Hartnien home where she will spend the winter. f John Witt terson ranch iy he will work the remainder of the winter. {McKenzie | |____McKenzie 4 Mrs. Geo, Watson and Mrs. Tom Hughes entertained the whist ers Saturda: en Ba the Mrs. H. T. Crum been ing dental work done in Bismarck the Clifford Birkeland and J. O. Rise are acting as jurors in Bismarck. Elmer Josephson and aMtt Surtola hauled coal from Arena Monday. Sie Se es Se 9 Schrunk *o Fred Hindbouch helped Ed Nolan butcher Tuesday. Tuesday. Mrs. Hienbouch has been on the sick list the. past week. The Hindbouch children Sunday evening with the Nolan children. Ted Nolan was absent from school Monday and Tuesda: John Fede, Jr., wi Ne H Wing’ sho; rist Hein was a shopper Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Lawyer and daughter Beulah a Wing caller perry home. home Sunday. 2 George Nolan Called on the Schuh boys Sunday. VA it Hietzman called at the bar oe Monday. as “ ‘om Ryan was a Wing 3) Monday afternoon. ek iia! Marcella and Andrew Nieters, Gustaf, Emil, Lenora and Lydia Witt and Leroy Marchant were Sunday the Jake Wentz coeping callers at me. | Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seil , Mr. and Mrs. Herman "Beil bead on Kerr and nce. Ki were Sunday evening callers at the Her- ‘Vernon MacLean and brother Alex majohn Witt called the Marchant called at home Monday evening. Clarence spent e past week. ‘W. L. Watson shipped a carload of hogs and cattle Saturday. Mr. Wat- son may ship them to Chi The Aid_met W iy at the home of Wm. Hughes, Sr. A supmtuous dinner was served at noon. A bazar and supper will be given at the hal var six o'clock ‘un- jices of the Ladies’ Aid. der the au: Everybody is welcome. Mrs. Fred Cumber of Montpelier, N. Dak., récently of Wing passed through McKenzie on her way to Linton where ‘she will join her hus- feo who is employed by the N. P. ere. ‘ Florence McNiell left M for Chicago where she will at the convention of boys’ and girls’ clubs. The Royal Neighbors el offi- cers for the following year. Oracle, Anna Manly; past oracle, Rose Wai son; recorder, Florence Larson; ‘hancellor, Lennis Coons; vice ora- cle, ide Hughes; marshal, Oddie Hughes; inner sentinel, Jessie Easton; outer sentinel, Mrs. Curtis. George Manly, who is serving on the jury, spent the week-end here and returned to Bismarck Monday. D. Crum and Andy Doucette transacted business in Bismarck Monday. : Paul La France of Bismarck trani- ecbeat business in McKenzie Satur- lay. . V. P. Heaton of Jamestown was in.town Tuesday at the home of his parents, Mr. Mrs. L. E. Heaton. H. Curtis and Ed. Bowen motored to Bismarck and Mandan Monday. Mrs. J. M. Bertholf gave a recital by her piano pupils from Sterling and McKénzie and a dramatization of Miles Standish by her intermed- iate grades. At the close of the ertertainment pies were sold and a good sum was realized. The pro- ceeds will go toward the purchase Si of an organ for the intermediate room. Although much snow has fallen the school busses are still making their trips without any difficulty. {Sterling Max Lang came home Thursday. He has been in Minnesota. Miss Luella Tollefson spent the week-end in Bismarck. 3 iss Mildred Johnson spent Wed- nesday night .with Miss Milderd has S a ath agate Towa where she will spend the ys. Miss Mina Lewis spend etl end in Bismarck. Edgar Johnson spent Monday. at th: Max Lang home. The bazar and chicken -supper which was given in the hall Tuesday evening by-the M. E. Church was well attended. Max Lang accompanied by daugh- t, visited at the “Char- rson home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis were town callers Monday. Gosney’s and Goskills picked their turkeys Wednesday and Phureda: Miss Josephine Gonyor _is visiting hii her sister Mrs. Wendal Hender- shot. Presley Gosney and Earl! Goskill took their turkeys to Mandan Friday. Mrs. Herman Niemon went to Bis- marck Monday to see her daughter, Lois, who is in the hospital. Henry Swindling was a Sterling caller Sat iy. Mrs. Lucas, who stays at Charlie nuns was a Sterling caller ay. Charley Gosney took dinner at the Wilbert Koon.home in Sterl- ing Saturady. Ralph Hurr left for Pasadena, California where he will. spend the wi Christmas will be gi \. Chris: program giv- en in the hall every Sterling school No. 1 Thursday evening, Dec. 22. Florence Gosney spent Suiday at Wilton Koon’s. L.-E, Hurr was a town caller © | Stewart. ter, Mi ley” Ai Ri accompanied Dor- we ena one a B John Sedivel were Bismarck callers Ye 2 Ed. Nolan was a Wing shopper] Monda: Raleigh | _ i Mr. ‘and Mrs. Winifred Stayne: were ‘hosts ‘Wednesda he: ; took Sunday dinner at the O. O,| tertai Ted Nolan called at the Sperry] day. jthe first of the week. if Johnson week-end with relatives neat © Arthur J fi.last week ad returned med with a new , Mrs. Fred Ji en TW Rat week Mr. and Mrs. Paul Parkin have moved onta the Hamilton Mrs. P. D..Wood went to Bis marek last week ‘where she will vis- the children’ will have better school|soori. On account of the cold weather | Mrs, Taubel will reside with her par- Win rorri ee he! “he a ivmalley umber atten led ere a mil their mov- ‘m. ison ping usual. ternoon was spen' . Mr, and-Mrs. Aane- drayman deliver coal the past week. formlly at the conclusion of which |sted moved into the house vacated bind of ya i shipped served. y_ Taubels. é of, pure-bred "hogs tc Sioux| Barl Schuits attended the basket-| Jake Wal left Tuesday mornin BAe moved hla farily in| MUyEtme. Tappan Friday evening. for eee ee ee he father. Giceh 1 uf Hill will act as janitor: at the school ‘The first Ht game of from his mother’s home Wednesday] season here Frid kis ae lmpenblg fee to fll ernie fh gh ocho ie: ane Gung Ms, rae] He EW, Raton rived las tora. | school this week brought toys and|week frm LaMar, Mo, and wil ae %. _ ore wed the will play the alumni, an a class Ln ey ras is assured. ~ After the game there clothing to their ‘teacher, rs the holiday season with -ela- — Botoro, who.is al a Christ- * Albert Schmidt building for the} will be a dance in the all with ; mas box for the poor chi Wallace is here assi sie vi present music Robert ia . N. Tucker in com the|- The Leith school will have Tucker epee red t. — - sey abi holdings ot the stock commission 8 at] th : eek vacation this year, M s ‘for the Prairie Sandie being the only teacher who Raleigh to Peter Klien for the win-' ter months--and plans to spend a portion of the winter in the south. The ‘ion foreman, Fred laid off three of the section cre' will spend Christmas at home. Presbyterian church notes for Sun-| into day, Dec. 18—Carson, schoo! meets at 11 o'clock, Vernon Lane, Su Evening worship at|Toom 7:30. » Si school meets at 2 o'clock, divine worship at 3 o'clock. Leith morning worship at 10 o'clock. Sunday school at 11 o'clock. ‘ i Rev. E. W.-Corbit was unable to Carson and Lark last Sunday to the condition of the roads. A istmas is bei " Beer ree ES | rid Elna ital eae gin hospi 8 who has been serious! what improved and p! to return| Mrs. B. to Raleigh for awhile. ‘| Miss Rolland Ozbun, clerk at. the Ra-| end in Je leig' mercantile store, was unable] and to get in from his farm two days, the past week owing to presented with a John Smith, |; t ill, is rr Seven ‘ap ay Be aEe the be given Christmas eve, The school board held their month- it ly meeting in the consolidated school Tuesday evening. Miss Nellie Brown, north Bord teacher, is now boarding at the C. D. KS 2 3 BF stenied. vi yer fen fir, "snd. Ary. Fred. Rasenrussen’ r. ane rs. jussen. Owing to the inclement weather she| Mr. and Mrs. John Engdahl of the was unable to get out from Raleigh| Cromwell district were visitors at to her friends” héme until Friday|the During her s' at the home o! Howard Christensen, . who mained at Dexter, Minn., when ki folks returned to Raleigh ‘this fal thet Saturday to join his A Sea Oe oa is] Temewnat imp! at this A daughter of Magnus crag te Alex sash pital i Bist a cation the m ‘ius hos} in Bismarck. Ry Rig FOR Peg om Nig gt a Lem ae the Bismarck hospital, 8 & ir ee ie R. G. Abelein and children, Mr. and Mrs, Otto Ayers and son, Mrs. Roy Yule and son, were entertained at dinner Thurs- day evening by Mr. and Mrs. Homer Craven, e evening was- spent Widens sensilla belag ekd-evec ac Sunday "i the consolidated school he re. ning at 11 o'clock. Mrs. Leissman visited her family Ir. Mrs. Robert Meyers and marc! junday. were visitors at the bes ———, n vis- till. Their well wishes and congra' ions. John Asplund and Joel Nordlund made a business trip to Bismarck Saturday. apolis where they have visited for some time. aia mee Helped Ed Madson Pit acold Swanson if in a Bismarck : hospital where he has undergone an Seah neat oe jo! 8) ut iternoon. |evening with Mr. acd Mrs. A. ”. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Laif spent Wedneade day evening at Alec Saretzke “Mr.and Mis. William ‘Trusx of| where Steele were callers in Driscoll Thurs- | schoo! south half of 19 recentl, is a fine piece of land and will make Mrs. ick, Sr. iting in Minnesota with rela! past f ks, A quiet wedding took:place at the man of this vicinity, left for Ch hter,- Miss Ellen, daughter,: Miss Ellen, me Miss Gertrude Only tho ssamediate reittives: were ena . ry Mrs. Victor Peterson, Mrs. Carl/mer working for Car! later.” Mrs. Johnson is well vf in| the to Bismarck to Mrs. Emma Golden, state P. Charlie Johnson ‘of Baldwin. iss Marge association in the treasurer. nas ‘W. Briston farm, pu: the th of the fe he beat tes tine of Is wil Senus Harms is now working at him a nice home. the Patterson ranch. McCorm: has o rel Still. ot lew weeks, home ¢) "Mino Harms, well-known young home of Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson 2 Monday afternoon, Dec. 5, when their |'*5¢ Saturady to visit wth his sisters. | on of MicKensio s if the Chas. Graves ing Sunday. <=" Se bride of Edwin Johnson of Baldwin. Driscoll less Satur- ‘emvik The Rev. G. Forsgren da Sunday visiting in Bismarck. | ly. the ae rel&tives were Dennis Pitsal, who nat the sum- x it weddi jpper Rerved later.” Mrs. Johnson is well|Meland, Mrs. Geo, Wallen and Mrs.|left last week for h is hate etter tent td known in the community and Mr.|Van Vleet spent Monday afternoon | Illinois. Johnson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. e ia was sett cpreutntens etenbe i in ~ their home on e Zarm notheast, of Parent-Teacher town school Monday evening. . Mrs. L. J. Agnew was elected president _ Miss Gertrude Ness, udd attended [ “= iton Saturday evening. Ole Olson, Sr., and Grant O; Lind- to Bis he spent the night.in town. Mr. :and A Wallace Falkenstein, Wii Miss Ann Ose and F. D. Klunt. % among those who attended the play, “Am I Intruding?” given by the and junior class of the Wilton high school | Tuesda: Monday-evening, Dec. 5. Pete Johnson and the Rev. G. Forsgren were callers in Regan Sat- w day. = Deputy Sheriff Albin Hedstrom of Bismarck made a business call in | on the community gee di Mr. and Mrs, Harr Johnson ‘and daughter Merriam left Tuesday from Wilton for an extended visit in Chi- be os other points. a line, Ne! ee end aroma lagstrom were skpppers in i- tal City: Saturday. a Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson and children, Vernon and Hilma, spent Sunday afternoon with Eric Pear- sons. On account of the severe cold|is weather and bad Communit CA, Swanson called | H. ‘Mrs. Floyd Swanson m to the Eisenbeisz 4 end daughter, Maribn, ‘were in Bismarck Thursday and Mrs. Frank Johns Sat lies’ Aid Canfield school house We December 28. A pot luck lunch be served. . Hate E 4 is a fs : fi was called to the funerals seat 2 jew England of two members of his former par- HT : i ti H # ¢ - ir Hi ah s Fu st i Fs i iz E Bir