The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 25, 1929, Page 9

oy THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE tt daughter Grace and Mr. ind Mrs. | Stedman has been hél; with the . . ests Sunda: Kruger home. 7 james Olaon home in Wing| tend the funeral rites mother NEWS OF OUR N Frank Gabel and two children, of Bis- | housework. ae War. and Me. Gen Neuere Gaon Sunday. of Mr. Geigie Baumiller, . Mr, and Mrs. W. M. Moore were|dolyn and Gerald were social callers Bismarc! Mr. and Mrs, 8. L. Jordahl were| Mrs. Christinia Teal ee einoalis |e Sms MY Ged aie | ue ie Tan ee et i of the Charlie Farrell home Sunday . We callers at the Gross Droste) dent of Streeter. grandparent ‘* ‘. , an pioneer o! Temvik, | ni ie was those who would be interested in a Sunday. arrived here last week from Canada Gi from Regan home of lo» | Wilson || owt suring clas which meets at |” Mr. and’ Mi. John Kagan and|to vat hue "two eone, Hem and |t the Jotm Ander how Sunday Carson every ednesday. daug! -s1, accompanied Mr. | George, west ‘Temvik. night overnight guest motored to. E. Anhour and Pred Sept, of Bris- | and Mrs. William Gerke of Bismarck,| Mr. and Mrs. Baxter and daughter Mr A. Neos = bow By MRS. JOHN A. BERG bane, were went to Maidan Saturday to attend| Vernedeen and Mr. Mrs. Leo § in Bismarck Monday. posts H. Ofeldt went to Keldron Tucaday, | @ theatre. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Fisher of | Where he will be employed on the| Sunday callers at the Engdah! home Keneg austrict were visitors at the | bridge crew. were Mr. and Mra. Arthur Solberg and the ho Sam Berg home Thursday evening. F. Lavachek of north Heil was a/ Adrien . ac: badly in Oscar Fred and son Eddie motored | Leith visitor Saturday. Mai. t Gabel visited Tuesday caus- ' ~~ to Wilton Saturday on business mat-| Joe Walsh, a former resident of evening at “shn Gabel's. ditch. Falkenstein at ters, Leith, is now employed on the Wal-| Oscar Swenson and son Bobbie . Mrs, Mrs. P. E. Roth were Ster- Miss Sarah and Bertha Berg were | lace Broadhead farm. called Friday evening at the John Sa- from the lers Thursday. in Wilton Saturday on business. Pred Mees of Mott was a Leith vis-| bot home. © . Belcher is the proud owner of Miss Grace Nelson ‘s driving a |ttor Tuesday. Hilda Askeboom of Bismarck visited . new truck. touring car which her brother just | Lou Omdah! made a business trip| at the Frank Trygg home from Satur- Jimmie and Delvin Swanick mo- purchased. to Bismarck Friday, returning Satur- | day evening 1:11 Monday morning. tored to Grand Forks Wednesday to A large number from this commun- | 487. Mr. and Mrs. George Koch and ton. vigit friends at the North Dakota unt- | coupe. He eral to Zion Sunday evening e ° cea Lege pet ann callers versity. attend church. Miss Martha Keck | 95. @ | a e ho-nes ip Lygang: and night By MAUDE MOFFIT . and Mrs. Lioyd Wildfang and of Chicago p-eachéd the sermon. || Ghylin George Earhart of Man’ n. Wednesday, accom gstols children were callers at the T. Hughes A large number of locgl young Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Levi ace the | @. 4 Mr. and Mrs. John Gabel enter- There were no church services on | home Friday evening. folks attended the big community Proud parents of @ son, born May 12. i tained the following at dinner Sunday evening, due to the furieral| Lawrence Hall of Bismarck was a dance which was held at Still Satur- Mr. and Mrs. Werre of Tappen, N. By MARGARET DAVIS ‘Wednesday evening: Mr. and Mrs. services in the afternoon. There were | business caller in this vicinity Friday. By RUTH LITTLE day night in the hall. yy ee i Ma ae ad tle a RO RE toe at ta ye Tey neg , 2 re have received a 3 3 ve ers in ant nce! r Ive Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Wagner and |weex wnich is helping the pastures ca | Marvin and Edville, Mr. and Mra. Leo | Betty Huber, Martha Albrecht Lenora |and church services on Bungay eve- | Wednesday. to Wing Sevier” Tetley motered | on the train for Roseglen where they ¢ son Melvin visited with Mrs. Wagner's | well as grains. {Gabel and Mrs. Burbage and Mrs.) Pfaff and Bertha Larvick took part | ning, May 26. The McKenzie school children at- ne dey. will spend a few days at the homé of Schmits, The occasion was Philip’s|in the athletic sports at the Hazelton| Miss Lillie Earlywine, who is as-| tended the playday exercises in Bis-| Emil Moses and family atiended | relatives. They will return heme the Mr. and Mrs. John Kurle motored | 11° was welt attended Mente oes | ean community. plsyday Priday —after-|sisting with. the housewore at, the |marck May 18 and’ were quite pleased |COUDtY playdsy at Bisiarek Saturday. to Bismarck Monday to get their son, furnished by Marvin Aim Poe i was} _ The Henry Schneider family visived . Hazelton won first, Linton | Kenneth Lane home, was @ capital|to win the cup for Burleigh courty.| Regan callers Tuesday were Jen- Christ, who was at a hospital for | joie. or- | Sunday at John Gabel’s. second and Temvik third. city caller Wed: ; Mr. and Mra. B. F. Coons enter- | nings Kettlesen, Bill McCullough, A. treatment. Their daughter, Anna, one Davee nee ‘The following Fupils of the primary} Miss Martha Ochsne:, who hasbeen | Mrs. William McDonald spent the| tained Mr. and Mrs. Albert Oeffner| Kolb, 8. V. Monroe, Allen Tolliver, Js also taking treatments. thie Be Alen) Poin Pa ed from | room received 100 in their weekly | working at Fargo for several past week visiting at the home of her | and family, of Carrington, at dinner Magnuson. . 5 rayne Cummings Mr. and Mrs, Gustave Neimiller REE lus - iP jay. spelling tests: Yvonne Sabot, John | a; in Temvik Wednesday eve- | cousin, Mrs. Frank Benz. Sunday. party was given at the ught Gertrude were Sunday guests at the Sam Berg | | 7} sm ate Wilke, Tie cee Sabot, Gertrude Gabel, ‘Allian Koch. | ning and is visiting at the home of/ Mrs. Burns Bailey and Mrs. Ed-| Mr. and Mrs. Henry Larson were | Ernest 1 home Saturdey night | Stroh! and daughters Iola and Elsine 5 prtinrs ny pond flax, There is &| Richard Gabel, Verdon Sabot, Laverne ‘her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ochs- | ward DeHaan entertained a number |dinner guests at the H. R. Raeshke|in honor of Mr. Gordon's birthday. | were recent visitors in the capital Sam Berg is breaking sod now for Mrs i a years in this township. | Sabot, Eleanora Gabel, Florence Eng- | ner, of ladies and little folks at @ birthday | home Sunday. The evening wes, spent in playing | city. flax. % owe on ay ed boys came} dahl, Ruth Trygg, and Evelyn Eng- Party at the Burns Bailey home Sat-| Mrs. E. O. Spitzner of Arnold was|cards and dancing. A number from here will attend the Christ Wolf motored to Wilton pod n Lahde raday. dahl. o ‘| urday afternoon in honor of ‘the|a visitor at the H. T. Crum home| Fred Wutske called at J. F. Little's | graduation exercises of the Bismarck Monday with his son Otto to consult jand Per! is the owner of a { Trys¢ || birthday of their little sons, Wallace | Monday evening. Tuesday evening to get seed whea' high school. Among the & physician. Dae > eee on —— 6 | Bailey and Walter DeHaan. The little} Bob Belyea of Wilton was a Sun-| Edith Francis spent ‘he week-end | will be Misses Florence Rupp Robert Seibold called at the J. A. L, Davis, wife, Staton, Mar- || Menoken ’ folks enjoyed a very pleasant after-|day visitor at the T. Hughes home.|as a guest of Ruth Little. Elizabeth Monroe, Richard Rupp and Berg home Monday for some seed Lhe and Eunice Davis, took Sunday | 4. o By GLADYS NELSON noon, and a lovely lunch was served.| Mrs. H. T. Crum and son were Sun-| Mr. and Mrs. Jeke Fisher and fam- | Fred Herdebu of Baldwin. ‘ barley. iner with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin John- — The Whiteaker family have taken|day visitors at the John Fuehrer | ily were dinner guests at Mrs. Pisher’s| Mrs. Richard Nixon, who came here A large number of people of North |8ton of Wing. By MRS. JENNIE DANCE Hugo and Victor Nelson, Ernie Gor- | up their residence at the farm, and | home. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott, | from Washington some time ago to metored ts Bismarck Monday also| Mrs. Alms and children Hollis, Wil- — din and a number of othérs from | Junior is staying at the home of his —_——— visit local relatives, is Rev. Hittmeyer of the Lutheran |lis and Ivan, spent Sunday evéning) Melvin Agnew has been assessing | this district went to Wildwood last | sister, Mrs. Melvin Thorsen. ———————_——_* friends church. He is going to have a class | with Mrs. Davis and children. around here this week. Sunday-and attended the ball game. | Quite « number from Moffit at- | | Alta 1] coupe. picture taken of his confirmation) Mr. Anderson was a visitor at the) Dougias Reinkert of Bismarck and| Nels Nelson and Victor called at| tended the dance at Hazelton Friday r o| Ea Rasche is plowing for Louis class. Nels Alms home Sunday. his sister, Miss Ruth Welch, of Me-|the Geo. Nelson home Monday and /evening. A good time is reported by Jorgenson this week. ‘The Ladies Aid met at the Fred} Oliver ‘Tosseth has learned to drive noken, motored to Jamestown Tues- | 60t some seed flax. Alvin Trygs all. Music was furnished by the Sun- By KARL SCHATZ Lyle Dimond visited with his grand- ‘Warne c. The next meeting will} Nels Tosseth’s car and spent the | day, visiting friends. ‘They returned | #ls0 a caller on local business. set orchestra of Braddock. parents, Mr.and Mrs. Harry Dimond,| Mother and son are be held with Mrs. Christ Neimiller/week-end with them assisting with | Wednesday evening. Pete Moline traveled throygh our! Miss Beth Porter stayed with Miss| sery and ‘Ted Hechhalter drove to ‘Tuesday. nicely. the second Sunday of June. the farm work. . Paye Salter 1.as d locality Monday disposing of fresh| Gladys Moffit Wednesday evening. the: Emil Olson called at his brother,} The eighth grade graduating exer- Paul Duma ‘vas a business caller| Mrs. Krause has returned home. BNGor Aue Aton Biter cae. (te Miss Hildegard Beastrom, one of our | Bismarck wh.re they ‘visited their) andrew Olson's home, Tuesday. cises will be held in the community at the John Berg home Monday eve-| | The cold weather is a little severe | nismarck high school = setporelth ae Enos Strandemo and Ray Freeman | popular teachers, was a capital city |brother Sunday. Joe Wegeman called at J. F. Little's | hall Tuesday evening, May 28. The ning. on little chicks. inuebnes Wao deseo 15 Grant torus motored to Baldwin Monday to look |caller ‘Thursday. Miss Beastrom’s| Hank Schatz transacted business in| Friday to get some seed barley for | members of the graduating class are: ‘The Hryckow brothers are farming | Willis Gill made a business call on ‘Wednesday to attenc th after some business matters. mother and sister, of near Hezelton, | mcClusky Tuesday. W. H. Kolb. Lillian McCullough, Christ Anderson, on the Backman land, northeast of |L. W. Davis Wednesday. dae Alloe ‘tas rea cred noe candi C. O. Kell called at the Geo. Nel- | accompanied her. Gerald Jones and Laurits Adams| Guy Bailey and Joseph Cook called | Billy Poole, Miles Lewis, Janet Lewis, town. L. W. Davis and wife, Delbert L. Elmer was in the high Li : hhes- | 200 and other homes Tuesday to do} Quite a few from this vicinity at-|spent two days at Bismarck last week.|@t the Ira Bailey home Sunday. Florence Rupp, Lee Fricke, Mr. and Mrz. Ernest Lange were | Davis and wife, made a trip to Bis- tra. orches-| the agséssing in our township. tended the playday exercises at Bis-| Emil Stroh is the owner of a new| A. McCoy motored to Regan Mon-/| Rupp, Herman White, and Wilton shoppers Saturday. marck last week. Chris DeGroot is .the a . C. marck Saturday. There was to be &| coupe. day. Englemann. The class colors are or- Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Wagner of Turtle | ‘The farmers are getting into Regan| new sedan a recent purchow -¢ "(north of Regan from the Webster | ball game, but it is said some of tc! Inga Adams, Pauline and Esther| Mrs. Joe Kiefer called at the M. A. | chid and white. : Lake visited with thei. children & |so late on Saturday nights that ¢ oe farm to his parents FP. C. Neléon’s on | teams refused to play. This is an an-|schatz visited at the H. Schatz home| Knudston home Tuesday. Local friends of Miss Julia John- few days last week. is quite a rush for cream Yule pleasantly 4 her Sate business. nual event, and most of Friday evening. Canfield and Regan boys played| son of Minot will be interested in Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagner motored |Some keep the cream stations open day evening at the home of Mr. anh Joe Varicy and Clarence Starr | of the county participated in it. Mr. and Mrs. J. Stroh spent Sun- | ball on the Canfield diamond Thurs- | hearing of her marriage to Oscar Moe to Wilton Saturday where Mrs. Wag- jas late as 2 a. m. before they finish! mrs Homer Craven. It + and’! were callers at the J. W. Jiras home| A few from this vicinity attend:d| dey afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.| ay. The game was won by Canfield. | of that city last Saturday. Mrs. Moe ner took treatment. testing cream. Yule's birthday, "Four tables er cna; | Tuesday. ‘ the dance at Pursian park Friday eve- | Stienert of Stiber. Mr. and Mrs. Ire Bailey were social | formerly resided in this commi Mrs. Clara Whicher will be here] ‘Mr, and Mrs. Benton Backman] vere in lay eu aie evenen Harry Hedstrom and the vetérinary | ning. This wa sthe first dance of the|" preq Brackett and Emil Johnson| Callers at the G. O. Lindsey home | and for a time acted as assistant May 27, 28, and 29 at school No. 2, for |were’ shopping in Regan Saturday | Yule bg sched wih nif’ Hh traveled through Trygg township and | season, and everyone reports an en-/a0 the owners of a new. tractor | Sunday. the postoffice. Mr. and Mrs. those who want to write examina- | evening. score in asta wae won, by) ‘Roy tested cattle for tuberculosis Tues-| joyable time. Music was furnished by which they purchased recently. Guests at the Mrs. K. Kolb home| spent last week-end with relati tions. We were surprised to see Bergetta! yule. A luncl as ole eaey the day. Benny Burmel’s orchestra. Carl Schatz was a business caller|Sunday were Walter Schmansky, | and friends here. Baldwin friends Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Nelson motored |‘Tosseth's smiling face in Regan once| jadie: — Mrs. Charlie Farrell was 2 visitor} Donovan Dralle and Archie Marvel] s+ tne Rinehart home Wednesday, | Edith Francis, Mrs. J. F. Little, Phyl-|the newlyweds extend congratila to Mercer Saturday to transact busl-/more. We hope she will stay in ‘Mr. and A, C. Dance and chil- ir the a ee home Tues- ssa capital city callers Thursday | ygr and Mrs. Fred Berquist visited ee aeni cansaattheee tions. ness. Ghylin township with us. ee en 4 on ness. evening. - | Henry Schilling EL. Gemsedevmihoved: to: the mina | gennmen puna hat tte aintoetuns dren were Sunday dinner guests Of | “srs, Geo, whitted had the mis-| ‘The assessor is busy, as usual, doing /ey,.%° Adams home Thursday eve-| waiworth home Sunday. ‘i Dave and Ted Hochhalter were in] GUY McCoy called at the Andrew Dodge Sunday. Clayton Little has purchased a new * Monday after @ load of coal. to sprain her ankl i fortune to spill hot grease on her foot | his regular work. o“Mre. Duite is cmployed at the Fred the third time it has heen sprained. = tamily ‘were chtertained “at dinner | ast Saturday. ‘The foot swelled and} | Misses Dorothy McNally and Anna secCiussy ‘Thursday eveni ‘Walker and “Vhite homes Sunday. ‘Wall home during Mrs. Wall's illness. |" Mrs, August Krause and Mrs. Adolf Skinny hy Meco oak, naa was very painful. Verchot of Carson visited friends in|MOpIMaly, Siurece) echateand chil-| George Magnuson was a Regan |, Mr. and Mrs. John Schoffer visited | Krause were visiting relatives in Re-| The school plenic will be fey am John Anderson and Helen, Arthur | Moffit for « short time Thursday. | aon drove to McClusky Sunday eve-|C#ller Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolf motored | @ Boje cipal Seg rag Joe Coder’s mother is visiting at | frm & aa home. Mrs. Tom Russell of Kildeer was ©] Percy Freeman were dinner guests son home. Minneniete church. to Mercer Saturday to do shopping. G lenview he H. M. Wi Di John Engdahi was an_ overnight | the home of her son. She is planning Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little were social | yi. iti ir. and Mrs. Rev. Strutz of Jamestown was & | ll i att . M. Ward home near “| guest Wednesday at the Geo. Nelson|a trip to California to visit her Mr. and Mrs. D. Hochhalter were! caters at the Harry Davenport home. visiting at the home of Mi ° coll Sunday. . callers at the Johnson home Friday. ling, high school student | Fred Smith Thursday. Sean er car a amare aegt dae ©] Mz, and Mrs, John Craven and| home walle out assessing Carl lar-|delghicr, ca taneandfam-| Glen, Earl and Albert’ McClister| or'canticia, received firet prize in the | ‘There will be Sunday school at oe: Gustave is busy enlarging his| BY MRS. LARS JACOBSON | family, Mr. and Mrs, Homer Craven |*"Enie Gordin transacted business| ily spent Sunday at the C. E. Moffit|ealled at the Schatz home Sunday| Gectamation contest at the county |1:30 o'clock and services at 2:20 at were entertained at dinner Sunday by nd Wi ‘Wed- | home. evening. layday in Bismarck. the Congregational church Sui 5 Necernant cai led at the |< A number of friends and neighbors} Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Oraven. “The ee Caen ns ‘ ane psn etre tei yen P'Little Katrina Rasche has been i| Hulda Grossman is mag ss Sam Berg home one evening last week | Were Pleasantly entertained Satur- ines wee given in honor of thé} “jonn Kruger was a caller at the = ~ « rovicae A ale teee thet see this week. O. B. Helmer for a eelpey a * on business matters. day evening at the home of Mr. and day of Mrs. Roy Yule. Geo, Nelson home Thursday night. | | Christiania | rom Fargo and wi pe Louis Jorgenson and son Franklin} _C. S. Barrows moto ie 1 Mrs. Walter Johnson of Painted} Miss Nellie Dance, who is attending | ~ ysrs, Enos Strandemo and Gene & few weeks with her parents. were Regan callers Tuesday. |Friday where he looked over his Woods. Music was furnished by the | normal school at Valley City, spent) motored to Baldwin Monday. Rey|* ‘| Rev. Bauchmann and Rev. Bo-| George Mickelson and Tom Hol-| business affairs in that city. nice lunch was served at midnight by | Mrs. Laura Dance. Miss Dance re- other. By VIOLET A. CLARKE ices at the Coombs church Sunday. 4 Frederick Oberlander, formerly of ©) the ladies, ‘Everyone departed in the | turned by car Monday afternoon, | “ter the burial of his moines | Mr. and Mrs, Carl Schatz spent appear at the w. H.|Dodge, died at her home st atul {Leith $ Ollenburger brothers of Wilton. A/| the week-end visiting her mother,| smith came back to work for them linger of Valley City conducted serv-|jingsworth called at the H. Daven-|_ Word was received that Mrs, ° wee hours of the morning agreeing| Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Agnew and chil- siness| Mr. and Mrs. George Harding were | gunday evening at the Stienert resi- home 2 Funeral By MRS. J. H. EMCH that Mr. and Mrs. Johnson were an} dren, Miss Ruth Heller, Miss Ger- Laer aera coke on callers at Jennie Clarke's home Wed- | dence. ge ‘and aad paces Olson and | held Tu ideal host and hostess. trude Ness visited near Napoleon| "otto and Alice Swanson transact- | "e=dey: Miss Esther Johnson was ® caller} .on were Sunday guests at the Wm. me wi la: , Guy Bell of Elgin was transacting) Quite @ few attended the Ladies | Sunday. ¢d business in Bismarck Thursday. Jennie Clarke and Violet Were) at the stroh home Wednesday. McCullough home. T , Dod agains ‘business in Leith the first of the week.| Aid held at the Jacobson home| Rev. J. N. Snow, Methodist minister | ““yr and Mrs. Varley, Clarence Starr |Sterling callers Friday. Albert Anderson spent Thursday| ” yfarie Schilling spent the week-end | \ The scores were 19 to 14 , _ Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Saunders left! Thursday afternoon. A delicious | 0f McKenzie, will preach at the con-|anq Lillie Jiras made a trip to Bis-| OM account of the rain Saturday |evening at the Adams home. with Louise Walker. f Dodge. ‘ Thursday morning for a trip to vari-|iunch was served after the business | Solidated school in Menoken Sunday, | Marck Thursday looking after busi-|Mght not a very large crowd attend- —_—_—_—_— | Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bailey were ; cus points in Missouri where they May 26, beginning at 11:30. nese interests, ed the dance at Jennie Clarke's pa-| ¢——_________/ io) stiers at the Mrs. Mabel Bailey |tored to Hazen Tuesday, where they have relatives living. They expect to ‘ Mrs. Edd Ebling entertained four| “4 number of families from here at- | Villon. | Ecklund {nome Sunday. attended the funeral of Mrs. Fred- be gone for six weeks. During their home in Painted | tables of bridge at her home Thurs-| tended the funeral of Mrs, Fay Free-|, Eli Harding hauled a load of grain Mrs. John Howe, Clarice and Hazel, |€rick Oberlande and children were fishing br TE ee the Mrs, Maggie Waliman home Sat- | Knife River Sunday. i absence Mr. and Mrs, Quinn are look- Everyone day afternoon, honors in the game to Sterling Wednesday. .-ing after matters on the farm. tend. . man in the Presby er en cack Rev.| William Heoft hes been plowing “Mr. and Mrs, John Jacobs of Bris-/ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Simons mo- i Paul Wright officiating. Mrs. Free- —— iz - bane were Leith visitors Saturday.” | tored to Wilton Saturday evening to| served by the hostess. Out-of-town Robert Ward, who| understand that he has about 40 rom Eckl ttended | urday. Walter and Maurice Masset of Dan Hone of Brisbane was in Leith | shop. guests were Mrs, Lawrence Baer, Mrs. | nag ig ripe err ‘and pleaded | #cres for corn this year. a Feet he Hagens pene e Saturday evening supper guests at | Bismarck are » George Harding was ‘a Sterling call- t id 3 Bouche, |&t the home of Mr. .. Mr. and Mrs. Lawfer and Mr. and|also many of their parents, were | Smith and Mrs. Larson, all Harry Hedstrom and the veterinary |¢t Friday. pata costlier ren pas of poo ag Piet sie oe Marquardt. ‘Mrs. Mossman were members of s|among those who attended playday Brady were through here Friday to| Ernest Schoon and brother Willie | “7, caller|Grace Francis, Edith “irday evening, and are proud] Mr. and Mrs. Russel Rustend of | hight visiting at the Earl Baker home, fosln, They . of the elght-pound pike that they Laverne, N. D spent the week-end | lange number from near ere at- a eeaereet in our township thar | A. iarge crowd aitended ne mer MeCullough, our mail ‘car-| Miss laella Tollefson of Biamarck | "Se CON 0, Wap SMart” wore) "ase funey, co By MRS. F. 0, JOHNSON Monday. Miss Mabel Sager and her pupils, foe gully, in Great Balls, Mont. marek. at Bismarck Saturday. Miss Ruth Heller spent Thursday | examine the cattle they had tested | started breaking for Jennie Clarke is ree | ennoge Bay dey to. Bismeres ASHE” | nga, 2, Nels Nelson had one, | at Driscoll Friday night. A goed time Mr. and allace Anderson mE al Temvik ‘©! rier, had the misfortune of came Saturday to spend the week-end | sie, in Bismarck Saturday and Mc. ani-Mes Ray Mesa wn his car Saturday. He were panied e by. their| field school Monday. n é rs the John Risch home and bos- Deen pene peg ae ‘who| Will Wilmot and sons called at the | Salem visited Saturday and Saat Towed his car to make his trip. | Saturday. attend high school there. George Mowder home Saturday. ite Me. and Meee We ee By BERTHA LARVICK John Kruger, Joe Varley, Clarence) Henry Zuriff and son Harold fin-|" ae,” and Mrs. Emil Hilken were| Mr. Heddick motored to Regan | soon sunday at ‘bene raana Starr, Geo. and Gerald Nelson were |isheq breaking for Clarke sin Wilton Saturday evening. | Wednesday. nie Cane ee es 7 Johnnie Redlinger, Walter Moore | callers last Sunday at the Albin |Monday afternoon. They broke about Mrs. Oscar Magnuson, who has been home aver 80 acres for him. : a patient in a Bismarck hospital, re- motored out to, Vernon Brenden’ Engdahi turned to her home last week. ye ek é ship was in Ecklund vicinity Tuesdsy| 8. B. Olson was ® Regan caller | pisonhe: eneny AG 4 schoolhouse to “ "gavare’ is was | m WAT, Hob, Stephen Monroe and Ackerman of Heil was & , sigan D. trig Meg transacting Ait 3 Tolliver motored to Wing Wed- and Mrs. Clarence Falkenstein | nesday. visted "at the home of Mr- Palken-| Mrs. J.%, Lite and Virgil motored idth Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, Springer Magn stein’s parents Wednesday. to Regan sor a. Klovetad and daughter Mare plan on leaving for Hlinois by car % a 3 A ‘Wallace Enderson called at the T. geret of Duluth, Minn., are visiting Tuesday. § at Linton Sunday afternoon. Wilton.” we? PiOET Ie HORNS GA -baninees Wakes Baldwin a the Rewseld, Mr. and Mrs. Sherm Howser left % : day. . Rest Miss Mabel McCullough was & call- — wah rf ag ig the Wil- By FLORENCE BORNER ton high school Thursday. > the Rose bose Scat apn tet. Clarence Anderson, Gerald Morris lany from and Gordon Williams were visitors at urday in Bismarck the Hall home north of Wilton Sun- cercises. day. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Morris and fam- ily visited with relatives in Bismarck | Mont. Sunday. Harold Williams and Wallace were callers at the Clar- home x REE ir BREE 8 Hd Fe é i i te ie fi oH E He i 3 atabe [ gtr fi i ‘ 3 58 3 hi BE a i +: iF i E [ it F [ z Hj ¢ Ha H [ i i % eRok 3e8 F E of i : aH i [i i al i : ee i | H Bre [ i quae i i ! i it rE in [ i BE - z | ! h tit li it E é i F ig § EF EF ft Fi : 3 E ibd 3 ? ell { E gee i