The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 26, 1928, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT Tryge John Kruger was a caller at M. A. Nelson’s Tuesday. There was a telephone mecting held. Wednesday, the 18th, in Bald- win at 2 o'clock for all stockholders. A number of stockholders on the line east of Baldwin 12 miles at- John Resch delivered a load of firewood to school No. 1, where Evel, Dunovan teaches, Monday. He took the contract for deliver- ing wood to a number of schools in this territory. Joe Fisher made ip to Regan with the truck Tuesday after a load of coal. John Resch was a caller at Mar-| in; tin Nelson’s Tuesday and got a bull he got from Martin Bourgois tnat Nelsons kept for Bourgois. Viran Nelson was a caller at Cecil Mount’s Tuesday en route from the schoolhouse where he took Esther and Luverne Strandemo. John Resch was a caller at John Engda! Tuesday en route from school N where Geneva Miller teaches where he delivered a load of stovewood. Mr. and Mrs. Porter Nelson and Duaine visited Monday night at Bud Nelson’s and F. C. Nelson’s. Herman and Edwin Olson dj Alec Schoemberger were callers at Bud Nelson’s Tuesday night. John Anderson pulled R. C. Nel- son’s car to his place, en route from Wilton. His bands were burnt out. Margaret Rue, Robert, Alvira and} Alton Anderson called at Bud Nel-; son’s Tuesday and called on Gladys Nelson, who stayed there Monday and Tuesday and took care of Billy and Betty, twins, while Mr. Nel-) gon was in Wilton on busin: Geo. Nelson and Charlie Re: were overnight gue: 01 Rawleigh ag | Monday’ night while transacting business in Wilton. Mrs. Folten Nelson visited Wed- nesday at Mrs. Fred ‘geder’s | while Mr. Schroeder and Mr. Nel- won went to Baldwin to attend the telephone meeting held ther: Joe Ayers and Jim Jiras made a trip to Baldwin Wednesday on business. Miss Esther Strandemo, who has been gone a few days to Bismarck, rett.ned Wedne: with Folten Nelson and Palmer got her from the Nelson home where she stays - with her brother. Two new school pupils, George »and Geneveeve. Strandemo, started to school No. 2 Monday, where Geneva Miller teaches, making her 9 pupils enroited. Edwin Olson and Alec Schoem- berger motored to Wilton Wednes- ieee looked after some business in- terests. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mount went to visit at his former home, Edgar Moun! junday. Ivan Lew overnight Le at Martin Nelson’s Sunday night, also Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Engdsh) and family visited at the home of Otto and Alicc Swanson’s Sunday. A large crowd gathered at the home of Nels Nelson Sunday and enjoyed listening to the radio, old- time music over KFYR, Hoskins- bal MA from 1 till 2 o'clock. foe Varley received word from Mrs. Carley, who left last Monda: for Langford, So. Dak., to visit wi her sister, Mrs. Wm. Staples, and other relatives, month, tl she fo her destination and is feel- ine. e many friends of Barney Nel- son whose former home was here, will.be interested to know he went’ to Minneapolis recently from Park Rapids, Minn., to accept a job with the Peterson Construction company, driving a truck at 50 cents per hour and likes his job fine. John Kruger was an. overnight guest with Alec Schoemberger at. the M. A. Nelson bome Sunday night. Geo. Whitted took Stephen back to Menoken to the Otto Ayers home Sunday. He states Steve does the chores for Otto and works in the Welch store for board. Viran Nelson wi caller at Pal- mer Strandemo’s Monday morning and took in the old-time fiddlers from Fort Yates over KFYR, Hos- kins-Meyer, which o'clock. Everyone listenit sure enjoyed it very much. Andrew Trygg made a trip to Regan Monday looking after some business interest: Edwin Olson and Alec Schoem- berger were callers at the G. F. in here | Nelson home Monday en route-to the Owen Flanagan place near Bismarck to pick corn while the weather was mild, M. A. Nelson assisted Geo. Nel- son and Charlie Reynolds put some bolts in the wheel of the windmill Monday that the heavy storm had wrecked out of place. Joe Fisher was a caller at the Geo. F. Nelson home Monday en route to Regan after coal with the truck. f Mr. and Mrs. Porter Nelson’ and children took Mrs. Andrew. John- son, mother of Mrs. Nelson, and Pete Chris and_a relative back to: Johnson’s Tuesday and visited there for the day. Arthur Schroeder made a trip to Bismarck last week one day. They also took in the Ford demonstra- tion in Baldwin Saturday and had a tie in the new Ford. ‘ They say they 3 day ‘ooking after business interests. lartin Nelsn drove to the Kruger home Wednesday and from there John Kruger accompanied him to Ivan Law's. Otto Swanson made a trip to Baldwin Wednesday where he also attended the telephone meeting. Edwin Olson and Alec Schoem- berger were callers at the Geo.:F. Nelson home Wednesday night and took Gereva Miller to the Olson}: home where she stays now. Gertie, Gladys and Gerald Nel- son started to school No. 1 Monday where Pearl Nelson teaches. Four new pupils started, so they were short on room and no seats at Geneva Miller's school. Joe Varley was a caller at the Folten Nelson home Friday after a sled. Viran_ Nelson, Willie and Joe diras, Evel ovan, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Morris and family were Fe fae Peay pt Sil Si party iy night held at Tom Morris home ig Ecklund in honor for Donald’s birthday. Danc- ing was the main feature. Strandemo called at the Folten Nelson home Wednesday night and got Esther who came out with Nelson from Baldwin. John Anderson made a trip to Regan Friday looking after ie ness matters. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sheldon trans- acted business in Regan last Sat- urday. Evelyn Dunavon, local teacher, was a Cry last week-end with Dorothy ine. Ira Falkenstein’s and Folten Nel- son's made a trip to Bismarck Wed- nesday and took in the poultry show held there. John Andeseon’s, Charlie Rue’s, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Scott. from Bismarck where visiting at the Nels Nelson home Su: . Emma Nelson and Clara Rue spent over Sunday at their parental home and returned Sunday night to Bismarck. Elmer Falmer near Regan snd 8 party from Se: Wash., were lers at the Joe Fisher home Mon- day, and en route home were sup- at G. F. Nelson’s and in at Martin Nelson's. he received Anton, who call Joe Fisher states word from his brother business caller here AEH Ames of Mobridge . H. Ames of Mol and H.G. Paul of St. Peter, Minn., transacted business here over the week-end. Sig ial tee: Sg se y, Jan. 2 arson, school at 11 o'clocl., Mrs. Vernon, supt. Evening worship at 7:30. Leith, morning worship at 10 o'clock, boca ee at 11, On Friday evening, Feb. 8, at 8 o'clock there will be a box supper in the newly finished basement of the church, The ladies will boxes with supper, and their shadows, which will be purchased HA ig There wiil be ae musi gram, a part of wi will be rendered by the Leith band. » of course, guarantees a time for one and all. All the ladie are invited to come, each bringing box, and room will be found for al the men, ° | Painted Woods ] Elias Lillefjeld spent Tuesday at the Ole Lillefjeld home. Ole and Elias Lillefjeld called at the Andrew Nelson home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown called at the Andrew Nelson home Satur- afternoon. day Stany of the farmers attended: the | ti tractor demonstration at the co- ative store and Grand theatre iturday. e Boat called at the Ole Lille- Dave fjeld home Thursday lis Nelson and Ole jefjeld started 9:30) ke Lai Fe Leger Foogen patie a mol a ey are je; life there and like i fine. me Leith | ri Leith Civic club met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. John Will. Il call was answered b; Emch reed) paper on polities mch read a paper on Economy.” Mrs. ‘Thomas Anderson had cl of victrola . slections, after which the club spert some time on. , perimeniacy, drill. ir. Mrs. George Kimball were called to York, N. D. Wednesda: lorris in Ecklund town-|turned ho: ouis Klawitter was a the Ed Morris home last Tuesday “Str » and Mrs, Tom Morris and son were guests at the Ed Morris home last Tuesday. Geo Whitted made a trip to Men- oken Friday ond get Steve to spend, over at home, Joe Varley and Clarence Starr visited at M. A. Nelson’s Saturday fie ane listened to the radio. Nelson made 2 trip to Re- gan Saturday on business. route he was a caller at M. A, Nelson's Edwin and Herman Olson, Elsie tint Nelson's Fray ‘night listeniog 's Friday ni © stinand Charlie B got a tele an ue a the i r E i : Tai it the home and attended the M. W. A. and a. A. jeatallaticn, and dance Fri. tended ‘he ‘Bresb Ladies Aid Andrew made a trip to Willton Friday, call- ave Boat home on their way home. ing at the There was an oil salesman in the township Saturday. He sure had a een rig which he traveled sround in—a regular snowmobile. It looks strange, but seems to get through snow just fine. irs. Louise Hagan, who has been visiting in Bismarck, is visiting at the: C. V.. Danielson home before returning home. Mrs. Wm. Brown returned from Bismarck Saturday where. she has been visiting friends and relatives for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Soderquist and sons, Melvin and Einer called on Mr. and Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld and Miss Elsberg Mond: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown visited at the Iver Erickson home Sunday. Mrs. Oscar Brostrom has been ill this week, caused by a bad attack of grip. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Hagan and . Mr baby visited at the C. V. Danielson home this week. Bob Cleveland and Jean Damstrom called at the Ole Lillefjeld home Sunday evening. Walter Waddington was a caller in. Wilton Sunday. Dave Boat called at the Andrew Nelson home Monday, after. which Dave and Andrew went down to the Fae to visit at the Frank Erickson jome. Lester and Joe Brown made a trip to the river after wood Mond: ° Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Owens, Mr. and Mrs. ‘ker, Mr. at rs. Dietzman and Mrs. Bauman called on John Olsen Monday Shige ses time was ‘pleasantly spent play’ cards. At midnight a lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. John Gourdette and children of Bismarck wero weel end ‘visitors at the W. A. Dietzman Mrs. Wm. Kershaw spent the week-end with her daugther Esther who is attending high school at Bis- marck. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dietzman and Mrs. Bauman spent Sunday af- ‘ischer home. Bismarck Saturday to do some shop- POR ond Johnson of Sterling is employed at the W. A. Dietzman Miss Mildred Dietzman, who is plete high school at McKenzie, pent Saturday at her parental me. John Olsen drove to Bismarck by| Saturday on a business and shop- ing tri as and Mrs. Lee Hamlin were in Bi Sat scares turday. ir. Wachal of near Menoken got some turkeys at Laurence Mad. as ar mat for Andrew Paul” Carlson is redeplt S Fischer with his McCorm! at E. J. Saunders Thursday after-| Dan hoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kamrath and daughter Mildred returned from marck Friday evening. Miss Marjorie Andersor, one of Leith’s most Renaler young ladies, was married , Jan. 20th to Julius Zeller. Mrs. Zeller will com- plete her term at the Ferguson school, after which they will reside on a farm south of Leith. We take extending heartiest con- to this estimable Mrs, Fred Sept of Bris- ers here Friday eve- £ i E i 5 i | is ? F5e Fy i & s Fag @ 2 wig jan, Mr. pietell ie Fares J] THE BISMARCK TRIBUNT Friday and] acrvices here at, tho schoolhouse rnoon. Martha, Minnie and Alma Bender were visiting at the Fred Oschner home Sunday after- noon. Sunday afternoon Merle Cahill emptied ashes in a corner of the barn for the chickens. Aeperntly some were red hot. about 10:30 in the evening the barn aa fire. It was seen by the neighbors, who ran and turned out the team of horses, cow and pigs. Then they extinguished the fire. Not much age was done by the fire. Only a corner of the barn was lost. Sai" McKenzie | E. W. Anderson and L. E. Hea- ton, Jr., returned from the imple- ment dealers’ convention at Fargo Saturday. L. L. Lewis returned from Min- neapolis Saturday where he at- ed the lumbermen’s convention. Prayer meeting was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Rodgers Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Feuhrer enter- tained the charivari crowd Friday. Those present reported a ime. Mrs. Ed Easton and Mrs. War- ren entertained sixty members of the Ngan Satur "ay evening. Joe ler of Moffit transacted business here Saturday evening. The Bell telephone construction| d. crew is at work on the line in this vane, rr. id Mrs. H. T. Crum spent Satu: evening and Sunday with cate Crum’s mother, Mrs. Bick- nolle, The prayer group will meet with Mr. TM. Leathers Thursday eve- ning. ; Oval Gilbert left Thursday for Flasher. David Cook of Bismarck was » business caller in town Monday. The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. John Rodgers Thursday. One of the wolfhounds belong- ing to E. W. Anderson caught and killed a large coyote Sunday. coyote measured six feet from tip to tip. @ Mr. and Mrs. Boren and daughter Madeline visited at the Meyer home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Rodgers visited in Bismarck over the week- Brooks, who broke her arm by a fall, is home again and is get- ting along ni * W. L Watson transacted business Railroad offic! arrangements to reservoir. The purpose is to clean Sterling every Sunday at 12 o'clock. Everyone try and come. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Koon are visit- ing at the James Koon home near Driscoll for a while. Earl Gaskill was in McKenzie Friday evening. . Mr. and Mrs. Envick of McKenzie spent Sunday with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. ry Lee of Sterling. Mr. and Mrs. William Hoeft and children were shopping in Sterling Saturday. Mr. and Mi Henry_ Swindling were shoppers in Moffit Monday. Miss Florence Gosney spent Mon- day night with Mina Lewis. Sterling Harold Brownawell called at the oa Stewart home Tuesday even- Ing. Laurence Mork was a Driscoll caller on Tuesday. Mrs. Gibson and son Seamon were town callers Friday. Mildred and Ernest Johnson visit- ed at home Sunday. M Mildred Stewart _ visited with Dorothy Zuraff Wednesday eveniny Joe son, Jr., Sunday. Carey Johnson accom) Laurence Mork motor to Bis- marck Monda; “Ole” Richardson is hauling rocks for Max Lang. Max Lang was in Driscoll Mon- a scar Anderson’s visited at John Sedwec’s home Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs, George Harding and fanfily visited at Tom Stewart’s Sunday. Ernest Johnson ecaretens by his sisters Mildred and Grace and Miss Margaret Lang visited at Tom Stewart's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Marian Lee visited at L. B. Smith’s Wednesday night. Ed Erickson and son of Driscoll called at the Tom Stewart home Saturday. Tyler Johnson's were town call- ers Saturday. Laurence Mork went to Driscoll Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Wright were in_town Saturday. Max Lang shipped a carload of cattle Tuesday. The show “Rugged Waters” which was given Tuesday evening, was well attended. Miss Bertha Petersen called at Max Lang’s Sunday morning. Laverne Richardson is also haul- ing rock for Max Lang. nied by i i aac r Menoken ! Oo the reservoir fore the spring, thaw. The Royal Neighbors will have installation of officers Thursday evening. Tim. Jones is making prepara- tions to leave for California in the near future. Halver Pierson transacted busi- ness in Bismarck Monday. Willie Trotman, who has empl by H. T. Crum for past year, left Monday for his home at Tuttle. 2 Ed Conly motored to Bismarck Monday. T. M. Leathers returned from resem ire last wert where he had m doing jury ‘ys The Funston brothers were Mc- Kenzie callers Tuesday. —— f Taft —_—_—— 0. Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis were visitors at the Burns Bailey home Tuesday afternoon. Miss Mabel Olson and_ brother] Dewey were visitors at the John Benz home Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Nieman were Mof- fit callers Tues: hogs Monday. Quite a large crowd attended the show “Ri Waters” in Sterli Tuesday it given by “Billy” Carrol of Moffit. Mr, and Mrs. Sterling callers ' Mrs. John Baker and Mrs. Roy Baker were in Moffit Tuesday. Lloyd Neieon tenhen A the: Gos- ney home Monday and Tuesday. bar, Cline was a Sterling caller Ye Lewis were a3 beet ech tet Rete wine Hb F = E i ay it i Mrs. A. C. Dance and children spent several days visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dob- son of Bismarck. Mrs. Dance had dental work done while in town. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ishmael tertained at whist Friday night. Three tables of whist were in play during the evenii Miss Hilda Evanson winning h score, delicious lunch was served at mid- night. Miss Ruth Welch, who is attend- ing the Bismarck high school, re- turned home Friday to spend the week-end. Parent-Teachers meeting will be held at the south Boyd school Fri- day, January 27, beginning at 8 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ayers and son were shopping in Bismarck Satur- day. Bir. and Mrs. R. G. Abelein and children, Miss Gertrude Ness and Miss Hilda Evanson motored to Bis- marck Saturday afternoon. While en route, the car tipped over, but no one was hurt and the car was Saturday evening, also Mardi Gras ai Patterson hall. Gus Petroff damaged his car while in Bismarck Saturday. Mr. Petroff was driving into the garage and hit the door, damaging the engine. Neth drove the school chil- dren from the \west ry to school Tuesday and Wednesday, Paul Holmes e his car Tuesda: morning. i (“sina —j Ellen and Thomas Ryan and John Witt visited at the Roy Marchant home Wednesday evening. rep and Irene Marchant nt from sshool Thursday. ind Mra. W: Mr, and Mrs. John Howe, 'm. Ryan a seuehes Mien. 8 Mr. James jovy an ug! Tracy were Tuesday evening callers at the 0. O. Sperry home. Leroy Marchant called at the Tom Novak home Wednesday even- _ ee school No. 2 Thursday on account| Mr. and Jaki at the Henry Siebel home Friday Mr. and Mrs, Herman Nieters children, and Andrew, called at the Celine home Monday John Witt, Leroy and Helen Mar- called at the Herman Nieters Saas called on Carey John-| ry bas practice their parts. Alf = home listening to the 0. ‘hom Regan sh pie Benda chanies shop- K. Vanski home Qi Ung Le ae on spent ma | w jovy . Emil Gimble worked for He Schuch last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wall and daughter Leona Used Sunday visiting at the Wm. Witt home. Thomas, Ellen and William Ryan called at the Herman Nieters Saturday evening. Mr, and Mrs. John Hartmen spent junday eevning at the Christ Hein mi dia and Gust Witt nora, a called at the Wentz home Sunday. >—______—_+ | Canfield } A crowd attended the Ladies’ Aid at the H. Davenport home Wednesday, Jan. 18. It was not decided on where the next meet- ing will be. Mrs. Ole Qlson, son Oscar, were Wilton callers Wednesday evening. Oscar returned Thursday morning. Mrs, Ole Olson stayed until Sun- ys A_nice crowd attended the party at the schoolhouse Friday evening. Miss L. Parmenter spent the week-end at the A. Strand home. A nice crowd attended Sunday; school Sunday.' We are in hopes it will continue. Callers at the H. McCullough home Sunday evening were Mrs. A. Strand and family, Lillian Parmen- Gust and Violet Olson and Burnett Jacobson. Dinner guests at the J. Wallman home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Little and family. Mr, and Mrs. T. Hollingsworth, | Mr. and Mrs. Otto Larson were en- tertained at the H. Davenport home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rasche and duughters, Mr. and Mrs. L. O’Brien were callers at the A. Ghylin home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. McCullough a: Kenneth and Irene, Mr. and Mrs. R. McCullough and son Clayton were callers at the Wm. McCul- lough home Sunday. ¢ I. S. Balcom class practiced at the schoolhouse Sunday after wei f school. J. W. Olson and J. cde of Wil- se ca at the Ole Olson home junday. G. Lindeey came home from Bis: ae Saturday to stay for a few weel The Strand boys and Ima Myers called at the Jo: home Mon- joyd Walker spent the week- end at the Jordahl home. Louise Walker visited with Hes- ter Bailey over the week-end. Floyd Lund called at the Ole Ol- eon home Friday evening. There is to-be a pie social and ram at the Canfield school- jouse Friday, Feb. 3. The program will be given first which will be ree. Each woman is requested to being apie. The money will go to oye . 8. Balcom class. Everyone wel —_——_1.——————* | Wing j eae ae thussday morning bid where she - been working for tho last mont The Junior Christian Endeavor was held at the ty Monday evening after school. 11 juniors are requested to attend these meet- P. Schneider was a business caller in Wing M Mr. and Mrs. H. C. and by Ed Dal- trip to Bis- pend lee Anton Novy oe at the Charley | re) home| Tuesday were .| Malone were amon; Ellis Gil! of Regan were in Wing and Jim loyd Henderson are with their folks a short visiting time. [7 Moffit | Among those shopping in town Fete” ea, Brat and Se aad o ni . Mrs. H. Nie Quite a few from here attended the funeral for Mrs. O. Gilbert at McKenzie. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hanson and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hofstead were shopping in town Tuesday. ir, and Mrs. M. F, Lane and Mary Farrel were shopping and visiting in town Tuesday. y cvening ers _at the Dewe,” Olson home were Mr. and Mrs. Emil Enockson and baby son, Mr, ahd Mrs, W. V. Carrol and Ma: eh at pie rs. Aug Benz was shop; in town Wednesday. : Mrs. Edw De Haan called at the ne M. Whiteaker home Wednesday noon. Mrs. F. H. Pillsbury called at the Val Berg home Wednesday after- noon. Misses Ruth Malone and Martha Houghtaling visited school Wednes- aay afternoon. irs. Dewey Olson and son Gerald and Mrs. Carl Olson and son and daughter Leo and Mabel called at the Asa Wersner home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Dewey Olson and Mrs. Edw De Haan called at the M. G. Mc- Nully home Wednesday evening. Callers at the W. V. Carrol home Wednesday evening were Misses Jordis Rafteseth, Ruth Malone, Maybelle Olson and Edward Adams. A tasty lunch was served at the Val Benz store by Archie Marvel and Maybelle Olson Wednesday af- ternoon. Misses seth and the guests, Mrs. W. E. Nichols and daugh- ter, Ethel, returned to Moffit from Bismarck Thursday. Mrs. Chas. Soules and son Har- vey were shopping in town Thurs- E P, Ennen was a business call- er in town Thursda: Miss Etta Hoffman is taking care of Mrs. Ella Porter, who has been very sick the past week, but is now some r, Mr. and Mrs. Edw De Haan called at the Dewey Olson home Thursday evening. Mrs. Howard Brownawell enter- tained the Sunshine club Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. A very nice lunch was served and all departed having had a very pleasant after- noon. \ F, H. Pillsbury and Val Benz at- tended the republican convention and banquet at Bismarck Thursday and returned on Friday. Miss Ruth Malone was looking after the bank business while Mr. Pillsbury was gone. A number of the Blache’ folk: ithered at the L. N. Bullock home ursday evening to play cards. Those present bear? Ruth Malone, Jordis Rafteseth, Maud and Har- riett Moffit and Martha Houghta- ling. At mi A a nice lunch was served by Mrs. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Geo Parks were Friday. shopping in town Frida: ose visiting the school Friday afternoon were Mrs. Chas. Faust, Mrs. Asa Verner and Mrs. Edw De Haan. The Srd and 4th grade gave a small program which was very good, even if they did it all by them- selves, Steve Triplet was a business call- er in town Friday. Mr. Wolf came on the Soo Friday to spend the week-end at the M. 2p chee Hoey ze and ohn Cosgrove, Henry Kruse ai Jack Kruse motored to Bismarck Saturday and tipped over-on the road, ir. Cosgrove re- sprai weist, irs. A. E. Cline visited at the De Haan home Saturday. H. P. Asselstine, son and daugh- Retta spent the week-end at the M. G. home, returning to B: day afternoon. The M. W. A. of Moffit gave a whist party Saturday pie which | any thi: was well attended, 18 tables of | whist being at play. At midnight fain Hi E z nal FEE E h the prize: jiven out and lunch] the 17.| was served after which al ie departed having enjoyed the evening very much, Mr. and Mrs. Gort Olson and son and daughter Leo and Mabel were visit in town Sunday. pee guests at the . Burns THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1928 w 5 ickl Reliev ‘f COVER with Km Eh 3. wet baking RAG A C—/8 soda; remove when dry. Then apply Vicks gently and cover with light cloth. Vicks’ healing, antiseptic ingredients bring instant, sooth- VICKS VISss Bailey home were Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hofstead and son and daughter, Lloyd and Catherine. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Edson were shopping in town Saturday. Dewey Olson and son Gerald and Mrs. Edw Olson motored to Ster- ling Sunday to visit at the Bill Hoeft home. : Mrs. Dewey Olson visited at the F. H, Pillsbury home Sunday after- noon, Mrs. Roy Baker was a shopper in town iB Mrs. W. Durfee was a shopper in town Monday. A number of Mrs. Val Benz’s friends surprised her on her 65th birthday Monday afternoon. At 4 o’clock a lovely lunch was served by the ladies. She received some cae gifts and all had a very good ime. Forence Ardella Coffin was born March 27, 1904, at Eagle Lake, Minn., and died at Shields, N. D., Jan. 14, 1928, at the age of 23 years, 9 months 23 days. She was mai ried to Ovel Gilbert in Oct., 1922, and to this union three children were born, Betty Jane, Wilbert Hartley and Florence Opal, all of whom survive their mother. She was one of 11 children, nine girls and two boys, seven of whom survive their sister. They are Mrs. Laura Harrison, Mrs. Louis Stre ing, Mrs. Agnes’ Hill, Mrs. Pearl Duecett, Mrs. Louise Coder, Mrs. Georgia Klasshorst, Mrs. Sophia Delany, two brothers and one sis- ter having already passed away. Her father was killed a number of years ago in an auto accident. Her mother, Mrs. Packard, + of Shields, N. D., also survives. Mrs. Gilbert was taken sick sev; eral months ago und was cheerful up to the last. All that -could be done by human hands was done to make the short life as bright as possible. She was a lov- ing mother and ife and her sunny disposition won her many friends. The funeral was held at McKenzie Tuesday afternoon and was con- ducted by Rev. Brooks of that place. Interment was made in the Mc- Kenzie cemetery. The many beauti- ful floral offerings showed in what esteem she was held. She leaves r.any relatives and friends to mourn her loss. iy Mr. and Mrs. Hanson and two child: are at the Bismarck hos- pital with typhoid fever. .They are getting along nicely. Our local mailman, Dewey Olson, has purchased a new Chevrolet car. Service on the Morton rural tele- phone line has been much improved since it’ has been repaired. : _ Tells Skinny Men How. to Gain Weight if the flat chested man whose ribs are almost bursting through his skin doesn’t try to make him- self look like a real man, no one else will. ‘When nA man or oman Fisted more wei y ought to know about McCoy’s Tablets. McCoy takes all the risk — Read this ironclad guarantee. 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