The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 9, 1928, Page 8

Lal GE EIGHT ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE 2) Reed 18 Glen View oe ,. «— Miss Jules Johnson arrived from Minot Monday evening for a week's * . visit at the home of her father. She J Sunday evening nd Mrs. A. B. Anderson and of Wahpeton, N. Saturday even isi Lars Jacobson returned home children of Wilton the Elmer Schooleraft hom Moe of Minot week-end at the ( Mr. and Mrs. J children spent locality attended the s¢alled at the Steve Donald and Job +; cobson called Thursday evenin sefnvited to attend these me :*Fisher were in B Among those Pentecostal church Sunday ¢ + from this vicinity Mrs. 0. J. Krause and : Fisher, Vernon Anderson, on, Marie Selahn. and children, Mr. Selahn and Paul Rupp. derson and Ira Magn Mrs. Nels Alm ai Hollys, and Wills were shoppers in Regan Saturday evening. Paul Staton and Owen Davis at- tended the Pentecost day evening. H children Iven, “Krause called on Bernita Brennie Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brackett and ¢ children, Carolyn and. Alvin a caller in Bis- day afternoen marck Tuesday | Hilda Krause is **@hum of Regan. aa. Mr. Krause, Esther a s.,eallers at the KE. 4. ‘home. i Hulda Mae Voli: ssid a week-end vi * Krause home last: week c S SA visitor at Brenden home Sunday afternoon, the Volkman home last week. or at the A. J. and called at F. Marie Selahn, Emil Olson and Ba lick Fisher were Wilton callers Sun- were} Mr {fi ‘ause and Aug Bome grain to town Mon¢ .. Fred Ehnes and son *;. Regan callers Monda Tillie were t sq Were caller: . home Sunday. aturday evening. Sig Rupp was a caller in Regan Stren of Crosby spent part of thei ‘ord was pastor of the Presbyterian | J), L és: phurch here several preached at the m: y to large and avpre- romblad is spending several isweeks visiting friends in Tuttle. C. Reid and son attended the fair at Mandan one day last week. ted at Strecter over Sunday. 2 Mrs. Matthews W. F. M. S. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Buegeman vis- | ited at the Mcthodist parsonage Sat- | Wilton Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Johnson were entertained the » and Mrs. Arne Vinje made a Fargo last weck. County Superintendent Williams acveturned last week from a vacation strip to California. is visiting friends here. Mrs. George Schlabach of Driscol! 4 #.:motored to Steele tas one day last week. 2 sirs. R. Armstrong visited friends Bismarck Tuesday. : Tir. and Mrs. G. Zech and family returned home from a motor trip to w York last week. rai Mr. Grenz of Napoleon visited at the Hochhalter home Sunday. Sr: Miss rene Leissman returned to ey}: Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Henry and are on a vacation trip to in their new Iter is enjoying a from her sister who arrived from Minneapol és fav. and Mrs. Gress visited at Hi y he H, M. Smith homes "Mrs Vinton Heaton and pved into the new Hoch- ssidenc: A. 1. Asplund re- i Se | Hales of the “Ozone” st-| turned home Sunday atter spending | Mr. end Mrs. G. C..Whitted aod | ech tended the meeting of the Press as- Mrs. Styles and {sociation in Minot ETHEL : the children accompanied him to Rugby wher they will visit. Ruth, Glen and Gladys Altes home Sunday. Sam Wamsley has contracted witn the Abbott Bros. to harvest his crop with their newly purchased com bine. The Farm hired Mr. 1 with authority to hire an assi: ant during the rush season. Union Elevator Co. n several days last week. at by the daily rains. is an attorney, terian church, D. A, Rite ted siege of rheumatism. rck Thursday. ts to he gone about 10 days. Lindscth. who is here fr upolis on his fe dM orrest Fairchild at- tended the Morton County fair ‘| Thursday. Mrs. Fred nes and Mrs. d= the nt is spending a few . days’ vacation from his work in the postoffice, helping his father harvest Vilfert made a trip to Wednesday. who has been em- k for some time, ¢ Sunday. ch returned Moriday where he visited his Lein Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berkvam and family of Tuttle spent Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman and Dorothy attended the fair at an, Jerkins and Alfred Small of ck arrived here Wednesday : Bisma evening and will commence work in the harvest fields. Mr. and Mrs, M. J. Brenden called at the Sivert Bronden home Thurs- day forenoon, Mr. and Mrs Alfred Arneson, daughter Alice and Ed Nygaard, at- tended the fair Mandan, Mr. and M J. O. Rise motored to Wing Wednesday afternoon. Arneson home. ara Rise is visiting with Hear Wing. Alvin and Arnold Helgeson of Re- gan spent Tucsday evening in this vicinity. Harold and Arnold Christianson home |and Arthur Rise were business call- jers at the Dallas Barkman home Fri- Fred Jo pphson transacted busi- Jobn|ness at Bismarck Friday, \ Helmer and Eddie Arneson mo- 1 Aug. were tored to Bismarck and Mandan Fri ngelbretson day rand Mrs. Harold Christianson, Geo. Christianson, Mrs. Vie .| Pardon and daughter Delores, and \Gale Birkland called at the Sivert | Helmer Arneson and Lillie Lien ning. A few from this vicinity spent Sunday afternoon at Lake Isabel. and Mrs. Algot Dravland and lv motored to Jamestor= Satur- Jr, hauled day evening. Pen Mrs. Vie Pardon of Eldridge, N. s spending a few days visit- ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Birkeland and family, A fairly large crowd attended services at the el | August 19 at 2 o'clock. Quite a few from this vi ity at- t son home Sunday afternoon. Art Bjorhus called at the C. M, jerke home Monday forenoon. Miss Verna Torgeson of Bismarck spent the week-end at the N. A. Soderkolm hone. | Olga and Joseph Rise and Howard Brenden motored to Tuttle Thurs- r day evenine, -| The Luther League meets at Nels in Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson and | family shopped in Wilton Wednes- y. Anthony Erickson was a caller in Regan callers Wednesday. | urday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Johnson vi at the Erick Pearson home Sunday. day. week, Asnlund home O'Brien’s Lake. held their last meeting in Regan Sun first part of the week. strom Monday Mr. and Mrs. id Georgia Matthews itmore visited at the ited Mrs. Buster arvest. work is being delayed nd Mrs. Kenneth Wilson of are locating here. Mr. nd Mrs. A. Walker and of Wolf Point, Mont., visited last week. Rev. Walker | pastor of the Presby- ic is out again after a ty Crouse attended the Man- r visited Miss Helen St. Alexius hospital in Bis- Mrs. John Bragg’s house was s by lightning during a storm week, No great damage was Lindseth went to Dickinson ijust hail losses. He is Vacation, accom- | + met ut the Meth. | at the Sivert Brenden home, ! | Anna and Helen Anderson of Bis- | marck spending a short visit at ister at the Ed. Larson home ©. Rise's Sunday eve-|last week at the Kruger home. Sh’ : urch Sunday. There | Regan| will be Norwegian services again} ic nded the ball game held at the E. Mr. and Mrs. John Asplund and sons spent Sunday visiting relatives J. C. Nordlund and Henry Thor called at the Sandelin home Tues- | Mrs. David Ghylin was a visitor at Arthur Johnson’s one day last Mrs. Mary Peterson and son of | da: Mandan are visiting at the John Jim Booth, Orville Falkenstein, Oscar Hagstrom, Anthony and Ar- thur Erickson spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Johnson were Sunday visitors at the Emil Johnson e. The Rev. and Mrs. G. Fosgreen day and are planning on leaving the Mr. Cramer of Washburn and An- thony Erickson called on Ole Hag- | Goat-Getters | g ALL DEPENDS” vy daughters, Ali ‘turned home weeks’ visit with friends in Way- zatta and Minneapolis. + THO MATTER HOw BCH & GIRL ADORED sAVING— A MAN + FOR BAR *—— PRE, TIMES? WHEN GheO CRAMER Be Coat Re OUR, 1 CulmLeD and -PeTEC Gur Were ARE TMG When MUCK RATARe “PADDLED YJ Martin, N Berg of Wing, N. D. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagner were visitors at the Sam Berg home Sunday after- noon. 21228 By NEA SERVICE, INE. g |About a week in Bicmarck with their family motored to Bismarck Friday. with their json and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Aspl Mr. and M children were dinner guests at John Johnson's Sunday. | Miss Ida Tosseth visited with Der othy Little Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Johnson called en Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson one day last week Mrs. C. 1 a John Johnson, daughter Vel- jcalled at the Chas, Noon home one levening last week for Doris and |Helen Johnson who had been visiting, ithere « few days. : le. Anetta Eric home Wedr.sday aft weeks in the Twin Cities, Martin Strand made a business trip to Wilton Tuesday evening. aging tw caller Monday. Florence and Thuare John: leallers on Mr. and Mrs. | jlund Saturday. Callers at the Hagstrom home Fri- |day evening were: Mrs. [: we | Richard, Velma, Helen. Doris and Bernadine Johnson, Anthony Erick- |son, Erick Pearson, Mr. Rue and Mr. | Olson, ° i! | Edwin and Herman Olsen came home from Graes Lake township to spend Sunday with their parents, \Mr. and Mrs, John Olson. Madeline Rue was a caller one da jfamily were entertained at dinner \s. A, Kruger. Elsic and John, nd Mrs. Nels Nelson family were guests last Sunda: and famil | Mrs. George Nelson and Gwendo- | visited Tuesday with Mrs. Nels | Nelson. Axel Johnson returned home from | | Bismarck Tuesday. | A, C. Wilde from Wilton was | to Nelson's Monday night loo! Mrs. A. Kruger and John were ednesday. ! marck one day this week to |leaving for Minneapolis. Kruger Wednesday night. He was en route to Wilton. | and Charlie Reynolds Axel Johnson motored to Bis- marck one day last week. and Gwendolyn, motored to Regan | es and Lawrence, made a trip to gar busine: Floyd Anderson was a caller at the ter Deitzmap home Saturday night. visit her parents, Mr. afd Mrs. at Grand Forks. the Joe Fisher home Saturday for a Several of the farmers trip to Bisr after M *, Nelson and ined at dinner were Tuesday evening callers at the y by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berg home. ve Frieda Uhde and Anna Knutso Mrs. Nels Nelson and Mrs.'were Regan shoppers Tucsday af- also callers ternoon. and Mrs, Roy Little and Gene Marvin Sherman called at the Uhde home Tuesday Sunday cvening. nd Mrs. Melvin Agnew and, | Anderson _and_ family Forsheck ma and Mrs. Lawrence Richard yj there Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davenport and George Mickelson were visitors at nd Mrs, Vietor Engdahl and the M. Wallman home Wednesday Renny Nelson and Mr. and ott. from Bismarck j f their parents Sunday, fam by con returned | fy. Jake Fisher and y nd Mrs, G. Klipfel lifford of Regan were supper guests at the Berg home Wednesday eve- Conrad Johnson was a Regan xy vy for a vacation to Carl and Mrs. Harry Davenport and Louie Jorgenson motored to An-' the river Thursday. ind Gene Little called at the Cecil Elkins home Thursday morne . Rosendahl and fam- | me from Washington to visit rom family and called at tives. ted here last sum- mer. Mrs. Henry Strom returned home recently from Bismarck where ) received medical treat- ment ina Bismarck hospital. Nels Nelson's made a trip to Re- » gan Friday, looking after some bu C et 2 man Henry were Thursday ev Harry McCulloue’ home. . Carl Berg and chil- dren were supper guests at the Jake ich ‘on and daughte~ y for differer.. Miss Hazel Rhines telephone operator dur- ing Mrs. Wilson's absence. Mrs. John Howe and Mrs, Anna | Knutson were guests at the Henry onsen home near Wing Friday. das Mrs. Anna Knutson called on Mrs. Julius Olson Thurs in Bismarck one day last week. Gwendolyn, Gertie and Gladys Nel- Irene, Hazel and Helen Ander- n called at the Charlie Rue home, ind Mrs, Vietor Engdahl and called at the G. F treturned to Minneapolis to resume her duties after a month's tion. Mr. and Mrs. John Resch and home . Ray Keafer and fam- | last Sunday by Mrs. A. Kruger and jjy an tort ar coh lave Heat family. hens ected George Cunningham of Mobridge, Engdahl and Mrs. alled at the Nelson home this turned. to her parents reside. Those that motored to Bismarck Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bob Solberg. ré- —_———""s Braddock ‘ —_—_—o ee, Rev. Pearson left Sunday to at- ‘ar and Charlie Trygg,jtend the summer school at Grand 3. F. Nelson and fam- . Kruger, John and Elsie, Elmer Lundquist, An- it the George Nelson some Monday were: Varley. Os Kirk Batzer returned to Braddock Tuesday, after a few weeks’ visit at the home of his aunt, Mrs. V. E. York, of Selfridge, N. D. ily, ther daughter Mrs. Victor Engdahl Mr, ‘+ family returned Monday from a two}, '| weeks’ visit with relatives at Scran- | ton, N. D., and also in Saskatchewan, Callers in Regan from here Satur- | Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mick- Carl Berg and children, | spent a few di Dan Danielson and Minneapolis Sunday. He motored ty @ out day were ing af- elson, Mr: ter some business interests. Mr. and Mrs, Jean Cunningham has ae- family, .| cepted school No. 3 near the Tryxzs der, Har: Y home for this season and Mrs. Arth- ning and fami ur Magnus No, 2 in Trygg. Wm. Mickelson’s, | | Conrad | dinner guests at the G. F, Nelson | Uhde’, ijhome W Miss Winnifred Ju it. a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Junge, from her cousin of New Rockford. i Mrs, Hattie Sempel, accompanied | ough, | by her two sons, Glen and Leonard, ieorge Mickelson, | arrived from Minneapolis Tuesday Lloyd Knutson, | to visit with relatives here. | were also accompanied by Mrs, Tom Ole Uglem and son’ Magee of St. Paul, who will spend a Miss Madeline Rue went to Bis- Norman of Wilton were Saturdzy ; few weeks with her parents, Mr. and it night and Sunday guests at the Roy | Mrs, L, P. Weber, and other rela- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert | tives, Little and daughter Irma were also at the Little home, and Roy Little's. with her aunt, Mrs. J. J. Rue, before | Little home. Miss Cecil Ryan returned to Bis- marck Sunday, after a two weeks’ ‘and and family wer: ! vacation here and through the Black dinner guests at the Joe| Hills. Miss Avis Carlisle of Bismarck was a guest of Miss Mi ae Me fad own. “ur, ee Mrs. Wendell Hendershot are now employed on the W. Gladys Nelson visited with Elsie Sunday gues‘ Alec Schoenberger was a caller at Sunday the Kruger home Wednesday night. Cook home. There was no church services at Joe Varley and Clarence Starr Canficld as planned Sunday fore-| this week. Ine made a trip to Re--- Thursday on noon, as Rev. Christ was delayed on Mr. and Mrs. Erick Pearson, son|a business mission. |; Ruben, Eugene Perkins and Walter Colman were shoppers in Still Sat- ited Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Barton and his way out from Wilton, and it was | family attended the funeral of the when he} little Scherr boy at Kintyre Sunday. Mrs. Arnold Anderson and littl lock, ., |daughter Shirley May returned to and Mrs. Carl Berg and family | their home at Cooperstown Thurs- | pienicked at Painted Woods Lake|day, after a two wecks’ visit with * |her parents. Alex Nordstrom of Walnut Grove, Saturday on a shopping trip. and Ruth Wilmot motored to the|Mirn., metored to Braddock this Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Law who re-| river fishing Sunday. They stopped | week. sides on the Anton Johnson farm at the Tom Hollingsworth home on Willie Jiras, Alec Schoenterger | too late to hold servic isited at the | arrived. 1G. F, Nelson home Friday night. the e Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Nelson, Gerald | Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davenport The Ladies’ Aid of the Methodist transacted business in Regan Satur-| their way back to get Charlotte Wil-| church met at the home of Mrs. O. ing there the] E, Lee Thursday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Savage mo- tored to Steele Tuesday to meet y. mot who has been vi Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Coleman, Eve- | past two wecks. Frark Mickelson. with Mrs. Reid's father, Frank Zell- mer, on his farm northeast of Brad- dock, Billy Wilton was a passenger to Bismarck Friday, returning home Saturday. Howard Paulson of Bismarck was a guest at the Junge home Wednes- day and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Piers and two and Gertrude, re- junday, after a three Mr. and Mrs. M. Sherwin arrived in Braddock Tuesday, after several weeks’ stay in Wisconsin and other eastern places. They are disposing of their furniture by private and will move this week to Fargo, where Mr. Sherwin will engage in business. The best wishes of their Braddock friends will go with them to their new home. le, Saturday evening the ladics of the Woodman Circle met in their hall at a farewell party for Mrs. H, M. Sherwin, who will soon leave for Fargo. A nice lunch was served by the ladies, and a lovely souvenir spoon was presented to Mrs. Sher- win, Glen Sempel returned to Minne- ;avolis Sunday, while Mrs. Sempel remacied over until Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Baxter mo- tored to Bismarck Sunday. Mrs. T. i H. Magee and Mrs. Wm. Manley ac- | 8 number of relatives and friends at companied them, Warner Sempel motored to Stecle Sunday to mect Miss Freda Mehele | \of Minneapolis. if Wilson! 9} Wing callers Saturday forenoon. Mr. A. E. Nelson was a business Mr. and Mrs. John J, Wagner and sons motored near Mercer Sunday where they visited with Mr. Wag- ner's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Berg and fam-j| ily motored to the river to pick | chokecherries Monday afternoon. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Juset, Aug 4th. Mr, and Mrs, Emanuel Hintz of ‘. D., Mr. and Mrs. Christ Mrs. Christ Wolf and daughter | were Monday efternoon visitors with Mrs. John A. Berg. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wagner mo- tored to Painted Woods lake Mon- day. | Mrs. Clara Whicher of north of | Mercer was a visitor with Mrs. Berg rom there’ Friday. She also called at the John from here attended the they will continue on their journey | A. Berg home Monday. und. dance held at the Henry Sundquist home to Marseilles, Ilinois. . Arthur Johnson and jarn Saturd The Ladies’ Aid society of the ‘Lutheran church was héld at Mrs, John Resch made a cinity have started harvesting their; Adolph Bender's. A large crowd y looking ‘rye and barley. It won't be long un-|was present and a nice lunch was til harvest will be in full swing. Mr. and Mrs. served. Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Newmiller visited at the Christ Wolf home Sun- day evening. The services at the Evangelical church was well attended Sunday. Rey. Strutz of Jamestown was pres- ent. He also attended the Ladies’ Aid of the same society in the af- ternoon. A large crowd was present and Mrs. Mike Wall served lunch af- ter the ai with Mrs, Christ Newmiller. The next aid will meet Misses Martha and Bertha Berg are helping at their uncle's farm. J.J. Schafer was a caller at the A. E. Nelson home Tuesday morn- ing. John A. Berg and family were Wilton callers Friday afternoon, $$? McKenzie | Mrs. Dick Ludeman of Iowa was the guest of Mrs. Geo. Watson Wed- nesday. Mr. Lyman of the Perfection Bak- ery Co, Mandan, was a business caller here Saturday. Mr. Ramdon of Jamestown is act- ing as helper at the depot in Joe | Granier’s absence. Mr. Granier is working at Mott. Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Hughes have! moved into their new house which has been under construction on their | farm. Mrs. J. E. Sharp and Mrs. Ed Gibson were callers in town Men tees Colby and Mina Manley un- derwent an operation at a Bismarck hospital Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Crum and Mr. and Mrs. T, T. Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. C. Jacobson of Bismarck mo- tored to Wildwood Sunday. J. H. MacMonogale visited over the week-end with his family at the John Fruehuer home. They left. on Monday for Valley City where they will make their home. Vinton Heaton spent Sunday at! the L. E. Heaton home. L. E. Heaton and son shipped sev- eral car loads of hogs from here Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Anderson were | business callers here Monda:. Mrs. Lee Hamblin enjoyed a vi The Round Robin club met with Mrs. Warren Clighe Wednesday aft- ernoon. Mrs. Hazel Ludeman of Towa was an out of town guest. Wm. Wilton, Jr. is having his hand treated for »lood poisoning. Mrs. Clara Paul of Bismarck was a caller in town Friday. Art Daws’ family have arrived By Minneiese ‘eke. vin Loren Gayneir is visiting err irs. John Gamble son ranch. The Ladies Aid met in regular session Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. T. Hughes. H. P. Goddard was looking after his farm interests here Tuesday’ e REE 7 | Schrunk _, | . Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nieters sr the proud parents of an eight and one half pound baby git) born to a them Mon Gustat \¢ Marchant home Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mra. !. Koch a, evening, ‘uly ‘0. 3 = Saturday looking after some |Mr. and Mrs Earl Mowder, Frieda | Gordon McLachlan, who had been in affairs. | Uhde, Mrs. Anna Knutson, Mr. and| Minneapolis for the past week on E. Clarke of El- Mrs. Joe Cook and family, Mr. and | business. G. F. Nelson home Saturday. Mrs. Ole Wold and Mrs. Roy Little A number of our folks attended ;and Wilfred were callers at the} iendale, accompanied by their two} Marchant hu:ac Monday the last barn dance held at th: Wal-| Strand home Monday evening, a Regan caller | in! Jake Fisher and Frank Mickelson | Bismarck called on Braddock friends | family called at the Nermun Nieters Charles Rue, for a month. She at- | delivered some hogs to Wilton Mon- | Sunda: tended the North Dakota University | da: Mr. and Mrs. E. i; shephard of nda: Helen Rue came home Tuesday to | Tuesday morning. ir, and Mrs. D. Mrs. F. M. Long and Mrs. J. H.| The nN john How is doing some mason} Bowen motored to Gackle Thursday | who ahered at Florence luke for Edith’ and Lenart Olson went to| work at the Fi ickelson home. | afternoon, returning home Saturday | a dip +e Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hopton left; morning. larcella, All Tuesday morning b; car for Hurds- field i i ther Reid and two children they will visit some time | are two wesks’ vacation Ted Ehnes und bany syn motored t Wing lobe day atternoon, Andrew Witt home Monday evening. Tom Novi:« celled at ning. Ge, ze Marten was a oot Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mra: Roy Marchg-n home Wednesday ev2aing. people from this community | ¥ Mi la, ed at the! | 1 L. Wat- itt culled at the Rey ‘& ‘Hed at the Wm, fie RJ caller nd vening were’ Andrew bert and Teo Nieters, John and Gustapt Witt, Mr. ard Mrs. John Koch. Mrs. Ted Ehnes, Margaret Chen>, LeRoy and Helen Marchant, Josephine Kohler, Arvin Mrs. F, Koeh and Mr, and Fred Smith p ased a new power type of binder from the Wing Mercantile Co. Irma Meyer and Clarence Kindred called at the R. J. Marchant home Sunday evening. Mrs. Henry Sielinger and daugh- ter Marjorie June, Mrs. Herman Seilinger and son Ear! James, Irma Meyer and Mrs. Seilinger called at the Herman Nieters home Thursday- afternoon, John Witt who has been working at the Patterson ranch returned to his home Tuesday tang Herman Nieters was a Wing call- er Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Wintz motored to Bismarck Thursday. Mrs. Joe Kleme and daughter, Lois, spent Wednesday at the Nieters home. Monday. at the R. J. Marchant home. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Klien and daughter Louise and son Melton of | Bismarck spent Sunday with her| brother, Tom Novak. i Mrs. Herman Sielinger entertained | a birthday dinner in honor of her husband. The Friday evening callers at the Nieters home were: Mr. and Mrs, Joe Kleme and Lois, Mr. and Mrs. Bethel Bailey, Helen, Mary, Irenc} and LeRoy Marchant. i Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Marchant were James Novy brought a new caller at the Sam Berg home Tues-! threshing machine from Wing Sat- day morning. He also cal John A. Berg home. urday morning. | Frank Hamberg was a Wing shop-j per Saturday, John Witt purchased a new power take-off binder from the Wing Mercantile Co. Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Witt and daughters, Esther and Lenora and son Emil, and Violet Wentz were Sunday callers at the Jacob Trieb- as) home near McClusky Sun- jay. Mr. and Mrs, 0. O. Sperry and son Warren were Wing callers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Wentz were Sunday guests at the Jake Trieb- wausser home, Christ Hein was a Wing shopper | Marcella, Andrew, Wilbert andj} Leo Nicters, Josephine Kholer aq’ John Witt spent Saturday evening | Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Morris went to Harvey Saturday to visit their brother. They returned home Sun- day evening. fy Sorch was a caller in Wilton Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Wallace Anderson and Bernie Anderson were shoppers in Wilton Monday. Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Williams and daughters Myrna and Lavyol were callers in Bismarck Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. V. L, Anderson and children are visiting in Minnesota. Louie Johnson called at the ‘Kea- tor home Sunday. Lester Falkenstein was a caller in’ Bismarck Tuesday. F. Morris was # caller in Wilton Monday. Bernice Anderson. and Louie Johnson called at the Ira Falkensten home Tuesday evening. Donald Morris called at the Brown Bros. home Tuesday. e —— Canfield | eo A large crowd attended the ice cream social in Regan Saturday. Mrs. Ole Olson has been in Wing a few days visiting at the home of her son and daughter-in-law. The farmers here are all busy in the fields as all the grain is ripen- ing at once. Callers at the Ray Little home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ole Ugleim and son and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Little and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin and son Gerald, Eric Ghylin and Guy McCoy, were dinner guests at the S. L. Jor- dahl home. Art Crotz was a business caller at the Jordah! home Sunday. = Mr. and Mrs, Arthur McCoy and sons Ira and Fred were Sunday call- ers at the Cecil Elkin’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCullough and family were callers at the Wm. McCullough, Sr.. home, Sunday. John Howe did mason work at the H. C. Taylor home Friday and Sat- urday. Mrs. John Howe and daughters, and Mrs. Anna Knudson were call- ers at the Fred Hedstrom home Thursday. 2 ‘oy Little, Gene and Wilfred Little, Mrs. A. F. Ghylin and Gerald picked berries at the creek Tuesday. rs, John Witt called at the Jake| Sheep Real Enemy Wentz home Monday. { Mr, and Mrs. John Koch and Mrs. Fred Koeh were Wing shoppers Monday. daughter and Mrs. Scilenger mo- tored to Wing Mond: [ Ecklund | Lawrence Little and Oscar Erhart visited at the Jim Little home Mon- day evening. Joe Jiras was a business caller in Justine Morris, who has been ill in the St. Alexius hospital for six Wilton Friday. A number from this_vicinity at- tended the dance at the Henry Sund- quist farm Saturday night. Issy Brown was a caller in Bald- win Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. McCullough and_daughter Aldythe were callers in Bismarck Thursday, Harold Williams, Herman Falken- stein and son Wallace called at the H. A. McCullough home Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Thompson were calle in Bismarck Wednesday. i callers in Baldwin Monday. Harold Williams and Wallace Falkenstein attended the fair at Mandan Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. William Morris and for--- PAMPHLETS CATALOGS CIRCULARS POSTERS BOOKLETS BLOTTERS NOTES DRAFTS WEDDING \ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seilenger and | Washburn Sunda; i weeks returned to her home nearj hy and Marjory Morris were j sam Call’ of Sow Thistles Grand Forks, N. D., Aug. 9.—(P) —Sheep are the priaciple enemy of | Sow thistles, a weed pest that has i spread southward from the Menno- nite colonies of southern \ Manitoba almost across the whole of North Dakota. The thistle has been one of the chief agencies in reducing wheat yields and awakening the northwest to the need of diversi- fied farming. The value of sheep as a foe of the weed was revealed by a series of farm tours through the Red River valley, in which scores of farmers joined to study eradication processes. Other livestock also aid in con- trol of the thistle menace. Crop ro- tation is a close second as a means of combating it. LOST AND FOUND FOR SALE Toledo, Ohio, Aug. 9.—Herman Woodbury of Monroe, Mich., had lost his car and then he found it—for sale. Several hours later a stranger stopped him and extolled the wonders of a used car parked at the curb. The “salesman” did a sud- den Houdini when Woodbury told kim it wasn’t customary to buy the e car twice, at least not without {a sale being recorded in between. An expert estimates that a reai- ly good “permanent wave” should last eight months. ‘ Commercial Job Printing of all Descriptions LETTERHEADS ENVELOPES STATEMENTS BUSINESS CARDS VISITING CARDS PROGRAMS TICKETS CHECKS ANNOUNCEMENTS SALES BOOKS Ruling of all kinds. 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