The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 31, 1928, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE: ° Mr. and ham | transacted bi ‘apitol | we Thursday. erry Brown, dairy inspector, wa: @ business caller in this vicinity | Tuesday. Mrs. Hadley and two children of | Montana stopped here at the Bonds’ Tuesday evening route to Towa. 1 Mrs. Hadley is a sister of Mrs. Roy Bond. | Mr. and Mrs. John Schniable a sons Fred and John of Java, S. D.,! visited with relatives in Wing and Goodrich over the we Mrs. Harding of Bismarck was guest of her brother Jokn Harty one ay last wee! Mr. and Mrs. Orval Larson and! son spent the week-end at the North Patterson Ra Mr. and Regan were s day. Mr. and Mrs. r Mr. and Mrs. John 3 and Mrs. John Wel called to Goodrich Frid: account of the sudden cob Weber. Mrs. Ella Love, Mrs. Ff, Kinney, Mrs. Albert Denhoff and M Do Benson,all of Minnesota, were guests at the Steve ho: at week ‘THe| two cbove nar are Mr. Stev sisters, the latter being two of his nieces. Lawrence M Bpent the week friends. and “rs. Ed Dalbec and fly poof ¢ Mon- | rand Mr. Jr, we re} night on} s of Ja- on of Woodworth Jat Wing visiting sited relatives at Goodrich Underwood Sunday. Leo De Rockford of Bismar Elmer Rudd of Jamestowa business callers in Wing Monda The primary, rand sev= enth and eighth gr: nd their teachers enjoyed a picnic at the} “East Pond” Friday. | Mr, and Mr: + B. Glanville and | children left for a week's visit to differeat points in Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Boss ar charge of the garage during Glanville’s absenc The ball game b Wilton Sun¢ aking Mr. ween Regan and @ busines trip to Bismarck Monday. Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Michael and car for their home Irs. H. G ed the circus held a Tuesday. The commencement exercises held at the opera house Friday evening were well attended. A tine program ‘was given, also a very intc’esting commencement address by the Rev. Stewart of Mandan. iNe attend- Tuttle last Quite a iumber of Wing people attended the circus at Bismarck | Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jchn Weber, Sr., F. ness visitor in this vicinity Monday} evening. The ladies of this communicy gave a surprise farewell part s| Holstein and her Miss Holstein was presented with a gift. Mr. and Mrs. H. Edgerton, Viola} Hagen and Miss Torguson visited in + Bismarck Monda + “Mr, and Mrs. John. Mueller, Har- * old, John and Edith visited with Mr. } Jacob Weber vho is very ill at his home in Goodrich. Miss Torguson left for her par- ental home in Wisconsin Tuesday morning. Mrs, Byron Knowles and daugh-} ters spent the week-end with Mrs.) L. H. Knowles, Raleigh *~ Mr, and Mrs. John Br son Robert accompanied bh Rausch of Buckman, Minn. i Tuesday for a visit with the P. J. Rausch family and the Rausch ipzig and Elgin. jus and son will mote Max and Devils Lake while 1} Rausch will remain for an indefinite visit. , Lawrence Laub returned home Monday i from Bismarck | St. Alexius hospital, c the serious illne: if Mr. and M companied by } and Alice Miller marck Monday. Miss Blanche home Tuesday where she closed a suc of school. She will r for a short time before Sioux Falls, forav Peter | en and oe and Steele returned from i yoming, ful term} nain home} going to! nt at the} @ NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS }ning on their way to Leith, They plan on leaving soon for a vaca- tion trip to the Black Hills. Peter Klien : sipped a car each of hogs and cattle Friday. Charley John: running for unty sheriff, was in town from ‘arson Saturday. Mr. Arndt of Selfridge visited at the home of his daughter the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Wolfgram and children motored to ™'-omfield, Montana Saturday for a week's vis- it with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Christensen spent Sunday as guests at the Peter Chr on home sear Carson. Mrs. Dick Dennis of Flasher was a neues visitor in Raleigh Sat- urday The ball game between Raleigh and Heart River Sunday was at- tended by a large crowd. The score was Raleigh 17 and Heart River 16. Mr. and Mrs. H. Miller motored to Strausburg Saturday afternoon to consult a ctor in regard to Mrs. Miller's } he Adolf Riehl motored to Straws- # the last of the week after his bur d th who has attended school past term. id Mrs. Sammy Pack were hosts Sunday at the Hostetler home when they entertained Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Beem, Mr. and Mrs. Schiek and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lovehaug and family, J. Pack and the Hostetler family at dinner, Professor Wantke closed a suc- il term of school Friday, hav- given examinations all the past ughter, thi Still win seein Miss Laura Benson of Flasher is spending a week with her brother- in-law and er, Mr. and = Mrs. John Asplund. Miss Leona Aggallo of James- town, a returned missionary from China, was here for the week-end. Sunday morning after — Sunday school at Still she spoke of her ex- 1s a missionary. Sunday hed in the Wilton ville township held a joint picnic at Painted Woods creek Friday after- A_number of guests were nt. The teachers, Misses Lydia ke and Bernita Dutoit, closed their s-hools Thursday after giving the state examinations. Mrs. David Ghylin, who has been helping Mrs. Ed Broehl with the housework the last week had to go home because of illness in her own family. The Rev. G, Forsgren has been busy painting the Arthur Johnson home the last week. I. M. Nordquist, son Vernon and daughter Ella made_a trip to Bis- ma The Nordquists ‘Thursday. are driving a new sedan. The John T. Johnson family mo- tored to Bismarck week, one day last John Johnson and son Rag- Ned on Mrs, Edwin Johnson Sunday evening Miss Weimiller, field secretary for the Christian Endeavor, and Mr, ident, spoke at the Swed- ion church, This was a inspirational service. Miss Weimiller and Mr. Gannon had been the principal speakers at the Christ- ian Endeavor rally held in Wilton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson and the Misses Lydia Marske and Ber- nita Dutoit shopped in Bismarck Saturday. The Missionary Society of the Swedish Lutheran church held their meeting at ihe Herman Engstrom home Friday. Mr. Nordiund talked about China ‘and Miss Annette Erickson and Mrs, Anthony Erick-| son rendered musi A number of people of the com- munity attended the graduation ex- erciscs held in Wilton Thursday eve- ning. Oscar Hagstrom and Elsie McCullough were among the high school graduates of 1928, The Erick Pearson fami!y called at the Fred Berquist home in Steib- er township Sunday afternoon. William Uhde has been busy as- sessing the last week. {Wild Rose ——_——_____—__—4 Mr. Robinson of Braddock is de- livering the mail for Leon Lesher, the regular carrier, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sam of Brad- lock and Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Swan- son and Mr, and Mrs, Nels Thomp- on were Sunday guests at the st Saville home. Dr. Baer of Braddock was called last week to attend Martha Gosney, who was very ill with the measles. Mike and Jake made a trip to mo: Bjorum ‘son were bus Misitors at Raleigh Wednesday Sam Fiest gave a free dane the hall Tuesday was furnished by brothers. The construction crew of the Mil- ‘waukee are busy on this line re- ring all the bridges along the ine. A daughter of Rinholt Tschi- Schmak was accidentally shot in the gide and knee at her home by Simon Dressler, who was shooting at a stray cat. She is at the hos- ‘pital at Flasher where she is getting along as well as can be expected. Everett Westrum is home from Flasher school for his summer vacation. Mrs. Theodore Christensen was hostess Thursday when she enter- tained ten of her lady friends from town at a luncheon. At the conclu- evening. the school afternoon a dainty He Cors the misfortune of havin~ all his farm_ buildings Friday evening. The Sid Hunt fam- ily have th mice and matches set the lost all their household @ new house and barn as soon as 3 ae Wagey of Shields spent the r he put down a well for 3 ~ . Hawley Brothers of Lemmon | for a short time. ” @; L. Klienschmidt and A. Reihi Misses Veronica Farrel and Coch- rs st Solon, n._of lunch was served. burned excepting a chicken house ie farm rented and it is fire. effects. Mr. Cors plans on building week at the August Nelson business visitors in town Fri- Bertha Schmidt is assisting with ork at the Paul Dem; pre county seat visitors Friday on called at home Friday eve- Hazelton Friday. _ Putman Gilbert of Braddock _vi- cinity made a business trip to Wild Rose Friday. John Stanton was up Friday and took his son Miles, who teaches school No. 2, home for the week-end. Mrs. Ernest Saville attended the ladies aid_at the home of Mz, Junge in Braddock Thursday. Mrs, John Peterson, who has been at a hospital in Bismarck sev- eral weeks following a serious oper- ation, returned home Saturday. Some of our young people attend- ed the dance at Pursian Lake Friday 8 Helen Erickson spent the week-end at the Ernest Saville home. Miss Helen Erickson closed a suc- cessful term of school Friday, and left for her home at Portal Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brownawell were Sunday guest- at the H. A. Carlisle home. Announcements received by friends here state that Frank Elliott,’ one of our former Wild Rose boys, was married the forepari of May. George Buck and Bernice Gosney are ill with the measles. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Werner and Mr. and Mrs. Asa Werner of Moffit, made a short call in Wi'd Rose Sun- day evening. i Oscar Buck received word lai week of the -erious illness of his father in South Dakota, and left for his home there. Floyd Martini of Braddock will help with the farm work during his absence, aes ae ie Ernest Borille and ughter motored to Bismarck and Mandan Friday. Gus Hirvela and Hugo Hammer- stones straumiare busily moving the = Ded road’ in preparation for Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. King, former residents of this township, ‘but of Bismarck, made a ee old friends here Friday. | -— Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove and little Bobby Gray were callers at Mrs. Emil Slattcr’s Monday evening. The Arena school term ended Thursday. They finished with a picnic and everybody had a fine time. Mr. Elouring of Arena took a trip over North Dakota a few da: ago. He returned Monday, says the business isn’t much better where he was than it is right here. also visited with Melvin Lien. Everybody remembered him, as he was our mail carrier for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Elouring and fam- ily attended the circus in Tuttle Tuesday. Ray Hazelgrove and Emil Slatter were Wednesday morning callers at Ed Wagner's. Johnnie and Irvin Sattler attend- ed the dance at Lake Williams Fri. day night. i Floyd Duncan is now working for Harry Vefe: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gr Elvin Gray and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazel- grove and M J. E. Gray took in the commencement program at the Tuttle hall Friday evening. Donald Kopplin and Opal Gray, both won scholars‘iips. Donald got three, one from Moor- head college, one from Jamestown college and one from a boys college in Iowa. Opal got two, one from Moorhead cilege and ‘one from Jamestown. Mr. and Mrs. Frank to Bismarck Sunday aft Harry Gray, who has been at the hospital for the past week. Mrs. Emil Sattler and daughter, little Shirley Gean visited at her parents home over Saturday and Sunday. Elvin Gray, sister Opal and Mrs. J. E. Gray were dinner guests at tae home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazelgrove Sunday. Robert Wilkze, who is working for Elmer Perry, visited Sunday at his parents home at Woodworth. Joe Goldsmith was called a while on, Iowa, on account of a few days ago that her father, who lives at Sacramento, California, was quits sick and would like for her to come. Another daughter, Mrs. George Burnhum, living at Carring- ton, went out to be with her father while i.e is sick. Mrs. Thieling couldn't go. We hope Mrs. Burn- hum will find her father some im- proved. Miss Ione Goldsmith is working at the hospital in the dicts kitchen in Bismarck. Miss Opal Gray expects to leave soon for Dickinson, where she will attend summer school, Mr. and Mrs. Art Kopplin of Wing took in the commencement last Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray were in Tuttle Saturday shopping and also after Miss Opal Gray and Mrs. J. E. Gray. Mr. and Mrs, Aadrew Krafe were callers Sunday at the Jake Sattler ome, They started to paint the church near Jake Sa‘‘ler’s Monday and ex- ®] pect to finish it this week. a | Temvik "NOISE eae bs all Earl Atha of Linton was a busi- ness caller here on Monday. Miss Jane Rudd accompanied by Harry Lynn of Linton motored to Bismarck Sunday and enjoyed the baseball game. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Walker visited friends in the country Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Christian Albrecht motored to Linton Monday _ night where Mrs, Albrecht received med- ical tre -tment. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Manshand were business callers here one day last! week, | Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Grenz of Hazelton visited at the Chester Brogden home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Neuman and family were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D.| Calquhoun. Art Muckler arrived home from Towa Monday, he was accompanied | by his sister and her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Benedict of Minne- sota were renewing old acquaint- ances in Temvik and vicinity this week, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and daugh- ter Joy of Bismarck transacted bus- iness in Temvik on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Quast mo- tored to Hazelton Friday night and attended the show, Ben Hur. Miss Irene Caster returned to her home at New Salem after having completed a successful term of school here. The school picnic held Friday at the De Witt grove was well attend- ed by parents and children. A good time was had by all. Mr. ang Mrs. John Blazen and daughter “Viola visited in Hazelton Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Stedman and Mrs. James Rush and son shopped in Linton Friday afternoon. Mr. and and C. N. Hendrix, Mr. and » Power Hendrix and son, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. De Witt and family spent Sunday in Bismarck. Miss Ullinee Kennedy, Miss Marie Haas and little Miss Gale Kelly of Mandan were week-end guests at the Enders home. Leo McDonald and Bill Baird of Mandan were dinner guests at the Enders home. Miss Fannie McGowan left Sat- urday for her home at Dickinson where she will spend the summer. Miss Ann Calquhoun is assisting a’ the postoffice this week. A large crowd attended the Luth- ern services at the schoolhouse Monday night. Rev, Seeman from Linton gave a nice sermon. Miss Esther Oschner and Ed Bender were Sunday guests at the home of Albert Grenz. Arena Mrs. Jacob Steiglemeyer called on Mrs, Almers Monday afternoon. Jacob Webber, a former resident of this vicinity, but now living in » is very seriously ill suffer- from cancer of the stomach. say his days are numbered has been sent to all mem- tt to come home. Pree ce Wing iy after- Bert Glanville and sons were at Wing Tuesday after some seed o— (f potatoes, rt call Jacob Sattler and sons captured - six young coyotes Wednesday on the He} section where they have been break- ing. They succeeded in capturing them alive and took them to Bis- marck Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Langenslature of Heaton and Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Wag- ner and family of Napoleon were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Ben Klagen- |burg and Bluch Wagner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kraft were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sattler George Goldberg and son Orris of Hurdsfield and-Sd Smith were Sunday visitors at the McIn- tyre home. Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Drum and family were in Goodrich Friday afternoon visiting Mrs. Drum’s par. its. | Owen McIntyre and sons Richard and Hugh were callers at R. C. Hal- vers Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stark and family attend:d the ball game at Florence Lake. Adolph Webber motored to Good- rich Saturday to see his father, who is very ill. Martha, Delia and Irene Kraft were guests of Mary, Alice and Rose MclItnyre. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glanville and sons were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Glanville in Wing Sunday. Those attending Catholic services in Wing Sunday were Mr. and Mrs Owen McIntyre and family and George McIntyre, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Klagenburg and Ed Smith. Ray Hazlegrove was at Ed Wag- ner’s getting his potatoes that he had stored there during the winter months. Mrs. Ben Klagenburg and children and Mrs. Anna Klagenburg called on M ne livering oil to Wisenburgers Friday. Jacob Sattler, Emil Sattler and Ray Hazlegrove called at McIntyres Wednesday after their portion of gopher poison, We understand there is to be a party given at Florence Lake hall Saturday evening, June 2, Every- one is cordially invited to attend. Bring eats. the ss of his’ father, who|¢ passed away a few days ago. We | Hampton | ware all sorry to hear the sad) 4 au news, y “ Mrs, Will Thieling received word], Mr. and Mrs. Steve Koppy drove to Bismarck, y the “Good Will Day” at Mandan. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mansehund and family called on friends in Lin- ton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Grenz and family were visiting friends and rel- atives at Gayton Sunday. John Grogan and Everet Corbin of Livona are fishing in the Horse Head creek here. They find it to be pretty good. Mr. and Mrs, John Backhaus and daughters Lilian and Freda were Sunday dinner guests <.t the home of Dave Joeb. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Backhaus and son Herbert and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Koppy and daughter Regina visited at ihe Godfrey Grenz home Sunday evening. i Henry Knittel was a caller in Lin- ton Sunday. John Olhlauser, Sr., and Herman Backhaus, Sr., motored to Bismarck one day this week, Olhlauser return- ing with a new sedan. Mrs. Busby and son Ferman were ing at the Frank Lawler home Sunday. Steve Koppy, Sr., and Ferman Busby were business callers in Lin- ton Monday. Fred Olhlauser Linton Monday. John Joeb called on friends at Linton the forepart of the week. Fred Merkel and son of near Hazelton were seen in this vicinity Tuesday. Jake Merkel of near Hazelton was a business caller at Godfrey Grenz’s Tuesday. was a caller in of the Sand Creek were busy haul- ing gravel from near the river Tues- day. Nir. and Mrs. Paul Mansehund were visiting friends at Emmonsburg Monday. Mr. and Mrs. “Ted” Lawler were visiting ‘at the Steve Koppy home Wednesday evening. N. C. Sapelle of Temvick was a business caller in this vicinity Thursday forenoon. John Klein of rear St. Anthony is visiting friends here for some time. Edwin Morford was a caller at Temvik Wednesday, Frank Koppy, who has been in Temvik the past week, returned to his parental home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Renchler and family were visiting friends and relatives in Temvik Sunday, also taking in the ball game. Porter Umber transacted business at Linton Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ziegady and son Carl and Mrs. Anna Jungle and son Joe of Sotuh Dakota were over- night callers at thethome of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Koppy Wednesday, while returning to their home from Mandan where = Mrs. Ziegady has been taking medical treatment. Miss Lois Wallace of Valley City is visiting her sister, Mrs, Edwin Morford. Mike Billingsly, who is working for Frank Lawler, is the owner of a new coupe. Among those that were seen in this vicinity Monday of Gayton were Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Perry, Gustav Riemer, William Baker and Simon ° DP. We are still looking forward for rain. Mostly all f the farmers have now finished the spring work. o ite Regan ee The seeding of small grain is practically completed throughout this territory and most of the corn has been planted. Breaking of prairie for flax has been somewhat retarded on acount of the drying up of the prairie and unless rain should visit this section very soon such operations will not be resumed. On the whole, crops are making splen- did progress and show no evi of lack of moisture, but rain is needed. Winter rye is especially in need of rain. Early sown winter tye is fa a good stand a bids fair make a good crop, but in prac- tically all cases where it was sown late it will not make a half crop under the most favorable conditions. ie Regan baseball team journeyed to Wing Sunday where a hotly contested game between the Regan and Wing teams was played the score resulting in 3 to 0 in favor of Regan. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brackett dis- continued their hotel business in Regan last. Saturday and moved to Mr. Brackett’s farm 14 miles north of Regan in Sheridan county. John Jake Huber and John Whittmeyer |} Poole is in charge of Mr. Brackett’s local electric light plant. The hotel has been taken over by Mr. and Mrs. Loren Gramling, who are now in charge. Miss Linda Boat of Bismarck was a week-end guest at the Tourtelotte home, returning to Bismarck Sun- day accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Tourtelotte. Miss Rose Holstein, minister of the local Congregational church, de- livered her farewell. sermon in Regan last Sunday. Miss Holstein has served the local church and the Wing church for the past four {years and has endeared herself to these communities where she has served in the most efficient and faithful manner. J. D. Wilson, of the First State bank motored to Bismarck Monday to attend the graduation exercises of the Bismarck high school of which he is a graduate. The various local committees are very busy completing all details for D: Poultry special train of the Northern Pacific railway _com- pany which will arrive in Regan next Thursday. Many interesting programs and sports ofrmany kinds been arranged for and the businessmen of Regan will serve free lunch to all farmers attending. The Bismarck Juvenile band will play throughout the day. L. J. Gramling is busily engaged jin treating the Sanger Mercantile Co.’s store building to a new coat of paint. John Kiefer of Wilton, who owns a number of farms in this vicinity, was a caller in Regan on Friday and looked after his various farming in- terests. Malcolm Christensen has for the past week been repairing and itting in shape his 40-80 Avery tor and a 12-foot blade grader and will soon begin grading roads for Burleigh county from Regan north to Sheridan county line. The past week marked the clos- ing of most of the rural schools throughout the territory. The Regan school and the Canfield school held a picnic at “The Rocks” in the Garden of the Gods, five miles southeast of Regan, last Friday. A baseball game was played be- tween the respective schools, the score resulting 40 to 12 in favor of Regan. Prof. A. P. Pogreba, for the past year principal of the Regan schools, left for St. Cloud, Minn., Saturday. Trof. Pogreba is a man of splendid educational qualifications and it is hoped that his services may be secured for the coming school year. A. B. Stratton motored to marck on Monday to attend to bus ness matters and will also atten the commencement exercises of the Bismarck high school. Miss Madge Runey, county super- intendent of schools, accompanied by Mr. Riley, state school inspector, at- tended the commencement exercises of the Regan schools held in the local Pentecostal church Friday eve- ning. Mr. Riley delivered an inter- esting and enlightening address on the educational standing of all the states in the Union, his data having been gathered from extensive _ re- search work conducted by the Rus- sell Sage Foundation. It is grati- fying to know that North Dakota ranks 12th, in order while many of the eastern and much more thickly populated states rank in the thirties and up. Montana takes the first position. oO Dodge 3 —— N. L. Daffinrud of Stanton trans- acted business in Dodge Tuesday. F. Stocker of Kinsley, N. D., had a meeting at Dadge, organizing the Farmers’ Union. A Farmers’ Union rogram was given Tuesday eve- ning. A picnic was given at the Dodge school Friday for the children for the closing day of this term. Fred Ruff of Fargo was a busi- ness caller in Dodge for a*few. days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Grossman and children Alvine and Elsie attended church services at Golden Valley Saturday evening. Mrs. i. H. Bothner, who had den- tal work done in Mandan for a few days, returned to her home Thurs- ay. Fred Butler of Bismarck is spend- ing a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brown. Mr. Butler is a brother of Mrs. Brown. A party was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gustafson Saturday. Games were played after which a delicious midnight lunch was served, Everybody reported a ood time. . ‘Mr. and Mrs. Peter Marquardt of Blackwater were guests at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Mar- quardt and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mar- ‘dt Senior. er. and Mrs. Jacob Daffee and sons Johnny and Walter motored to ————— Gas Spoiled Sleep, Made Her Dizzy “For years I suffered from gas and constipation. Used to get head- aches and dizzy spells. first dose of Adlerika gave me relief. Now I rest well.”—Mrs. B. Brinkley. Just ONE spoonful of Adlerika re- lieves gas and that bloated feeli so that you can eat and sleep well. Acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel and removes old waste matter you never thought was there. No matter what you tried, for your stomach, Adlerika will surprise you. A. P. Lenhart, Druggist. ccc. = Dr. Enge Chiropractor Drugless Physician. Lucas Bik. Bismarck, N. D. At Last! 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