The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 24, 1929, Page 7

a & ~ = a Apt gen riot ce i il SEPRET Eyes sh alsa sys ERREE ares Fy ag 3 + fr >a 28 FE { —® Sterling By FERN R. STEWART ©. Miss Madge Runey, county super- intendent of schools, attended the Christmas program at Sterling. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brownawell and son Bobby were business callers in Bismarck Friday. Mrs. Tom Stewart and baby daugh- ter Arylene Mae, who has been stay- ing with Mrs. J. D. Stewart returned home Thursday. Tom Stewart was a caller in Dris- efetbfisidé Et rile if ze g ga i Be iy tT afta in nf ga i ly lis iE ie i + 11 geieieieieieisieieie: ‘Wood. County Commissioner Willlam Fricke was a recent business caller in the Capital City. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Hilken will en- tertain a number of relatives on Christmas as [ Hampton] By ELIZABETH KOPPY Among those who were business callers in Linton from this vicinity Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. John Oblhauser and ighters Bertha and Louise, Mr. ai Backhaus, son Herman and daugh- ter Hilda, Misses Ellen Sorenson, Esther Olafson, and Elizabeth and Math Koppy, Bill, Gust and David Joeb, Jim Herr, Mrs. Dewey Lawler, and Ferdinand Kiemele. Miss Esther Olafson and Henry Knittel called on friends in Livona ‘turday afternoon. Wally Scheirmeister and Henry eee were in Hazelton Friday eve- ning. ir. and Mrs. Godfrey Grenz, son Leo and daughters Esther and Rose, visited at the Steve Koppy home Sunday afternoon. John Elk and Louis Dog Skin of near Cannon Ball were in this vi- cinity Sunday afternoon collecting money for the Christmas ‘tree in the oe church near Can- non Ball. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Woods of near Cannon Ball were visisting friends in this vicinity Sunday afternoon. A number of friends near here at- tended the surprise birthday party — Sy cttiftich gel Sr., ae iesday evening. The party was giv- en for Mr. Ohibauser, who ‘ecotved many gifts.’ At midnight lunch was served by Mrs. Ohlhauser and her daughters. Fred Ohthauser was a business caller in Linton Tuesday afternoon. Math, Steve and Frank Koppy went to Cannon Ball Tuesday aft- ernoon, Godfrey Grenz was a business call- er in Cannon Ball Wednesday. Sam Fast Horse of near Cannon Ball was seen in this vicinity Thurs- mae afternoon. . Miss Esther Olafson left for her parental home at Litchville Friday afternoon where she will spend the Christmas holidi Wally Scheirmeister called on friends near Hazclton Friday after- Mrs, Herman noon, | J. 8. Smith of Mandan was a busi- caller in this territory Friday afternoon. who completed a term at Valley City Teachers col- returned to Sterling Friday, where she was met by her brothers, i sarerererererererererererererererereiere® eigreiereiereieieiei’: é May we suggest that | you be Very Careful Fy about fire during: the ' | veveveieieieiz 3 > J = = = = We wish you, ONE and ALL ay! THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1929 who moved family about nine iF iil! i Adams Moftfit Friday from|Brownawell, Harry Kéenig and|price of several important agricul-/to Asia to secure seed of blight-re-/and encow Gaul tia Wt os Wage gba a Charles Richards. tural products are higher. Crop out-/| sisting chestnuts; an ai saa ecbe: | creek eee put, as a whole, is not to lestjdition went to New Gu for ajlivestock industry en bartceRogye Matha rte ——— ear, bat it is on alightly below the Variety of sugar cane: and soybeans /dation, secording, te people are ex- a . lapan were 5 lohler, chief . fee Onrutman including | Federal Farm Facts ||! swe, oe 8 Animal Industry, More ¢ Peterson, Martha and Carlisle and| Potatoes, timber short- | 000,000 cattle were dairy products, cattle s Bismarck, and| snd poultry are in a relatively strong m, says the U. S. Forest/the past year for Sioux 'City,| Marketing position, according ; soo luch of the cog ‘woods + icaltural situation survey by the iat fowprodaetviy, “with she virgin . S. Department of Agriculture. jouthwest; | 9 of timber nearly gone,” some ini ul in ees Johnson, Homer| grains, cotton and butter, but the|in Florida; an expedition was sent| Bovine tuberculosis > j i ‘tl g 983 : - With Grateful Appreciation of All the Favors Received by Us From You and for the Priceless Though Intangible Asset---Your Good Will--- Which we Prize Beyond Measure, We Seek to Merit Your Con- tinued Confidence and Aim to Serve You Faithfully in the Future WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS OF - - Patterson Seal Food Products - Princess Patt