The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 28, 1930, Page 8

Little Knife ] By MRS. ARTHUR BIENG Mr. and Mrs, Fred Martin motored over ‘to his father’s home on Sunday, where they spent the day. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Zeigler and three younger children drove over to the Bieng home where they spent the day. Mr, and Mrs. Christ Metzger and children drove over to the ‘Gober home to spend the day. ‘The new mail route which started south from Dodge on Monday is being appreciated by all the folks on the route (some 70 members so we hear). ‘The route is being driven by Roy Burgess at present. Gordon Schaffner and Dom Peck motored to Sims, N. D., on Monday, where they met Mrs. Jerome and children, and Mrs. Wang, and brought them out to the Schaffner Ranch, where they will visit for some time. L. R. Woolery motored to Hebron on Friday where he met his two chil- dren, Wayne and Faye, who are at- tending high school ,they accom- panied him home to spend the week- end. Mrs. Steve Craft is visiting her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Maerschbe- ber, who live in Hebron. Miss Leota and Bernidene Jacobs were absent several days this week on account of illness. ‘The Doliver children spent most of the week at home. o \ Wild Rose | By MRS. W. H. BROWNAWELL Miss Jennie Waiste, teacher of School No. 1, spent the week-end with friends near Moffit and also did some shopping in Bismarck Saturday. Jake Voll and Harry Koenid mo- tored to Hazleton Wednesday. Miss Helen Brownawell of Bismarck visited the home folks Sunday. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Saville and lit- ® tle folks visited at the H. A. Carlisle | home Sunday. Miss Margaret Gillen teacher of school No. 2 spent the week-end visit- ing relatives and friends in Bismarck. A number of our young folks tended the dance at Menoken Satur- Gay evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lowry of Jamestown are expected for a visit at the Nels Thompson home and will be enter- tained by other friends here also. Guests at the W. H. Brownawell home Sunday, included Mr. and Mrs. ©. F. Buck and son George, Mr. and Mrs, Howard Brownawell of Moffit, Bud Gillen and sister Miss Margaret Gillen and Miss Mildred Wenaas and | Miss Helen Brownawell. Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Damsgaard and young folks Elsie and Bernhard, and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hulett all of the Braddock vicinity passed though here on their way to Bismarck, Tues- oNiord received from Mrs. Arthur Fisher of Medina, states that her hus- band is taking treatments in Mandan, on account of a fall grom a horse.| Mrs. Fisher will be remembered here gs Miss Lila Sterling, who taught school here last winter. Homer Brownawell was a Bismarck visitor Thursday. @| months, expects to be here for the Mrs. Henry Jacobson's in Wing Fri- day afternoon. Andrew and Harold Kraft called at McIntyres after some fanning mill seives Saturday afternoon. Miss Alvina Kraft and Gotfred Webber attended the wedding dinner at the Bozzart home Sunday. Edward and Robert Smith were din- ner guests at the McIntyre home Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Owen McIntyre and family and George McIntyre, were visiting at the Ralph Halver home Saturday evening. ° se EEE ETT J _ Regan oe By BURDELLA B. HELGESON Eveayone reports a very good time at the masquerade dance given by the American Legion auxiliary on Satur- day evening. The costumes were orig- inal and interesting. Prizes for the best costumes were given to Mrs, Carl Berg, who dressed as “Night,” and to C. Rosendthal, who was costumed as “Yankee Doodle.” At midnight supper was served by the hostesses, Mes- dames J. Keifer, H. Taylor and A. Ghylin. Music was supplied by L. Hopkins, J. Carlson and A. Ghylin. The next regular meeting of the American Legion auxiliary will be held on March 13 at the Log Cabin. Pot- luck lunch will be served. The presi- dent, Mrs. C. L. Malone, who has been. visiting with relatives in California and Arizona for the past three meeting. H The Congregational Ladies’ Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. A. H. Lund- berg on the afternoon of February 26. Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hoch- alter, a baby girl, on Wednesday of last week. . Miss Evelyn Donovan, primary teacher at Arena, was a guest at the A. H. Helgeson home over the week- end. J. Michelsen motored to Bismarck Saturday to visit his wife, who is a Ratient at a Bismarck hospital. Mrs. Gross Broste and Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Anderson and daughter, Mrs, Alms and children, Mrs, Herb Falmer and sons, Earl Davis and son Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Loule King and Marie, Nick Holgerson and son Mar- ion, H. B, Gill and Ellis, Nels and Arne Tosseth, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Davis and sons Staton and Owen, and Steve Little. a By FLORENCE B. GOSNEY E. L. Hurr and daughter Ida were Sterling callers Tuesday. Miss Belva Beatty returned on No. 7 Friday from Steele where she has been visiting for some time at the Loomis home. ‘W. E. Runey spent Tuesday and ‘Wednesday in Jamestown. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nieman vis- ited at the Elness home Friday. George Lewis was a town caller Fri- day. Mrs, O'Hara is visiting at the Henry Jessen home. Mr, and Mrs. Ed Fogarty were Bis- marck callers Wednesday. Mr. Fairchild called at the Gosney home Tuesday. The Baeths boys were Mandan and Bismarck callers Tuesday. Quite a large crowd attended P. T. A. in Sterling Thursday evening. A program was given. Lunch was served by Mrs. Oscar Anderson and Mrs. Paul Lang. P. M. Gosney called at the Charley Anderson home Saturday. Miss Florence Gosney spent Wed- nesday night with Lucille Elness. Max E. Lang called at the Charley Anderson home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Koon and son Eldon of Bismarck spent Sunday eve- ning at the Gosney home. Mrs. Chas. Gaskill returned to Bismarck with them to visit at the Carl Kositzy home. M. L. Lewis was a Sterling caller Friday. The Sterling high school are start- ing a play, “All A Mistake,” to be given some time in the near future. Mr, and Mrs. Fairchild and Hana- ford visited friends at McKenzie Fri- Miss Mary Scott is a guest at the home of her sister, Mrs, J. Fisher. E. Nygaard and J. O. Rice of Lein township were busniess callers in Re-| gan on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Allan Westerman spent the | week-end with relatives in Regan. Miss Anne Regnier, Regan teacher, spent the week-end at her home in Wilton. o o Catherine Lein spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. H. E. Helgeson. Ed Nygaard and J. O. Rise motored to Wing Saturday. Lein By OLGA M. RISE Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Arneson and | 0 family, Oscar Opoien, Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Christianson, Valdemar and Constance Lein, Einar and Knut Spilde, Gladys Rue, Olga, Joseph, Clarence and Arthur Rise, spent Sat- urday evening at the Dallas Barkman home. The evening was spent in Playing cards and dancing. An en- joyable time was had by all. A lunch was served at midnight. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Helgeson and son and Catherine Lein spent Sun- day at the Harold Christianson home. Knut Paulson spent a few days at .@| the Seymour Arneson home. Burnt Creek By MRS. JULIUS ANDAHL John Flannagan and family and Miss Joe. Gronning were calling at the F. C. Klawitter home one day last week. Amil and Walter Paul were Sunday evening visitors at the F. C. Klawitter home. Brandt and Leonard Morris and ‘Miss Irene Stankie and Miss Marie Farrel were Sunday evening visitors at the F. C. Klawitter home. Lester Larson and family were Sun- day afternoon callers at the Harry Schonert home. Mr, and Mrs. F. C. Klawitter and | son Vernon were callers at the Harry Schonert home Sunday. ‘The Farmers Union met at the Wm. Morris home Tuesday afternoon with a fair attendance. Before departing | @ lunch was served by the hostess. | Matt Andahl and son Helmer and daughters Aldyth and Lila were Bis- marck shoppers Saturday. Miss Lucile Milman spent Friday; night at the Julius Andah! home and | the week-end at the Floyd Paris} home. ! Little Laura Mae Bidwell celebrated Selma Rise is spending a few days visiting friends in Lyman township. Olaf Olauson spent Saturday and Sunday at the Harold Christianson home. Mr, and Mrs. John Birkland and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Rise and Lewis Vik, spent Sunday eevning at the Ole Spilde home. John Kruger called at J. O. Rise’s ‘Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman spent Tuesday evening at the Alfred Olson home. Olaf Olauson spent Sunday evening at H. E. Helegson. Mr. and Mfrs. Algot Dravland and|1 family and Cecila Timish of Windsor, N. D., spent Sunday at the Seymour Arneson home. A few of the young folks called at Elmer Josephson’s Sunday afternoon. Gladys Rue, Olga, Joseph and Clar- ence Rise, Valdemar Lein, Einar and Knut Spilde and Arnold Christianson spent Wednesday evening at Helmer Arneson's. J. O. Rise and Ed Nygaard trans- acted business in Regan Thursday. Harold and Arnold Christianson, Valdemar Lein, Clarence Rise and Eddie Arneson motored to Bismarck and Mandan Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman, Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Arneson, motored to her third birthday Sunday. Her mother gave a party and the guests included Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Paris} and children, Mr. and Mrs. Val Steiner and children and Miss Lucile poned until next Friday evening. The club will meet with Mrs. Matt Andahl. uy Driscoll Frida; Herb and Elmer Palmer received word that their father had passed away. They left $5 cates for Wiscon- & day. Mr. and Mrs. Fogarty were Bis- marck callers Saturday. Quite a large crowd attended the Union program and dance at the Sterling hall Saturday night. Henry Jessen was transacting busi- ness in Jamestown the fore part of the week. The Baeths boys and Gustaf Her- manson were town callers Thursday evening. C. L. Hurr and Ida called at the John Baker home Wednesday. A surprise party was given on Marion Hess at her home Tuesday night, it being her eighteenth birth- day. A lunch was served at midnight, all had a very enjoyable time. Braddock BY MRS. E. F. SAVAGE The members of the Woodman circle met in their hall Thursday eve- ning with 23 members in attendance. | A letter was read from State Man- |ager Frank Fernald in which he re- gretted not being able to attend a meeting in February but that he would endeavor to be with us some time in March. At the close of the meeting a delicious luneh was served by Mrs. Hulett and, Linda Juhola. Mrs. James Murphy was @ Bismarck visitor with son James this week. Mrs, M. Feyereisen received a letter last week that her husband was still in a very critical condition with spinal mengitis in the hospital in Kansas City. The Annanias club spent their usual few hours together Tuesday evening. The regular town election will be held in the town hall Tuesday, March 18, from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. to elect the following officers, 1 trustee for 1st district, 1 trustee for 3rd dis- Messers. O. M. Vie and G. H. ter made an auto trip down to vik and the Omio district Tuesday, returning home Wednesday. Vie De Remee has been laid up with a severe cold the past two weeks and not able to come to his place of business. Mrs. Roy Schafer came up from Napoleon Saturday afternoon to visit several days at the home of his sister, Mrs. O. M. Vie. Mrs. Carl Spetzer and little daugh- ter Merced are now at the C. T. Bar- ton home where the little one has/@. been under the care of Dr. Baer for @ severe attack of pneumonia. Myron ed. In last week's issue it should have read Carlyle instead of Ob@rt Salhus who had returned here from Canada. some = 9. , pare fe Bk £ i i ap i rik a i a! HH jee li i i i i FE i | § : 8 F z { be of] S 32s THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, | - ago. No other particulars as to the funeral has yet been given out. A very interesting Program was given at the monthly meeting of the community club held Monday eve- Ci ning, Feb. 17. , Frances By MRS. WALTER DIETZMAN Mr. and Mrs. Adam Schauer and son Eddie were callers in McKenzie Monday. Mrs. Elmer Lunquist visited Mrs. W. A. Dietzman Monday afternoon. ‘Walter Dietzman took 2 load of grain to Bismarck Monday, He found the roads quite bad. Joe Fisher ground feed for Mr. Cederstrom Tuesday. , Joe and Anton Fisher were callers in Bismarck and also in McKenzie ‘Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Shauer and son An- drew were shoppers in Bismarck ‘Wednesday. 2 ‘Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fisher and family, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Fisher and son Gordon visited at the John Olson home near Regan Monday. Selmer Owens transacted business in Bismarck Wednesday. The Homemakers club met at the home of Mrs. Floyd Owens Thursday afternoon. The afternoon was spent in working on guide patterns. At the conclusion of the meeting a dainty lunch was served by Mrs. Owen and Mrs. Tooker. Mr. and Mrs. Dietzman made a Short call at the schoolhouse where Mrs. Moffit stays, Thursday night. Mr. Heaton from McKenzie was in this vicinity Thursday buying horses. Miss Johnson, teacher of the West Sibley school spent Sunday at the Lawrence Madland home. ‘Wm. Kershaw was a caller at Sel- mer Owens Friday. Walter Dietzman and son Edwin called on John Olsen Saturday eve- ning. Mrs. Lawrence Madland enter- tained 27 friends and relatives at a surprise party in honor of her hus- band Saturday evening. Everybody present enjoyed the everfing. At mid- night a delicious lunch was served. John Glum was a caller at the W. A. Dietzman home Sunday. Cedric Craig was a caller at the M. Tooker home Wednesday night. rT L Painted Woods By MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD Mr. and Mrs. Iver Erickson and children spent Sunday at the Joe Brown home. ~ Arthur Damstrom hauled a load of Posts to Wilton Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown and Mrs. Amy Bloom and daughter Anne, at- tended meeting at the new Presby- terian church of Wilton Sunday eve- ning. Iver Erickson was a Wilton caller Wednesday. Mrs. Wm. Brown and Mrs. Amy Bloom visited with Mrs. Joe Brown Tuesday afternoon. Dick Johnson was a Wilton caller Wednesday. 4 Andrew Nelson and Edwin Lillefjeld were Wilton callers Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erickson and son Ernest and Mrs. Andrew Nelson motored up from Bismarck Thursday morning. Mrs. Nelson returned home after having spent a few weeks visit- ing at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, and also taking medical treatment. ‘Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Iver Erick- son and children and Dave Boat called at the Ole Lillefjeld home. Iver Erickson and Dave Boat were ‘Wilton callers Thursday. Fred and William Brown were Wil- ton callers Thursday. Mrs. Fred Brown spent Thursday visiting Mrs. Wm. Brown. Fred McFadden called at the Iver Erickson home Thursday. Lyscum Brown went down to the Andrew Nelson place after his car, Friday. His car has been there for some time, as the roads were so bad . | it was impossible to travel by car. Mrs. Joe Brown and Mrs. Fred Brown were callers at the Wm. Brown at the Iver Erickson home. Mrs. Brown has had a letter from the Albert Waddington family saying | © they liked their new home at Port- land Ore., very much, and that they have already planted their garden and they are all well. f Estherville ; By MRS. ROY LITTLE Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greenan and son Wesley were visitors at the Ole Wold home Monday. Joe Cook called at the Roy Little home Monday forenoon. Earl Manning,and Wm. Mickelson were out with a tractor and grader Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Mickelson and children. F Homer Taylor and children called at Earl Mowder’s Saturday. Rev. Noah McCoy held services at ‘anfield Sunday afternoon. Mrs, Joe Mickelson, who has been a patient at the St. Alexius hospital for some time is expected home this Mr. and Mrs, Roy Little and Gene were Sunday evening visitors at the Harry Davenport home. Halvor Halvorsen and family visited at the Dan Danielson home Sunday. ‘Wm. Mickelson and daughter Odes- sa were Regan callers Monday. Roy McCullough was a Regan caller Monday. f Wing ] o BY LILLIE MUELLER Olga Kulaski spent Monday night with Margaret Marchant. ness in town Monday. Myrtle and Ida Magnuson spent the ‘week-end at their parental home. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bossart enter- ding reception home Sunday. The bride received many useful and beautiful gifts. Edith Muller and Jake Weber spent bl eed evening at the Mueller le. Ed Dalbec spent the week-end with his family in Wing. Wane, as. Horner and Mrs. John eber, Sr., assisted at the Bossart home Friday. Lempy Banttari returned home Saturday from Bismarck where she lolet and Fred Olson, Burnette Jacobson, Dee and Ernie Bailey were guests at the James Olson home Monday evening. A large crowd attended the Old wee Pa Friday evening. fosie Olson spent. the week- with Mable Jacobson. ae ns pee wwock at the Grmets ees week at Au at Tuttle. wie Mr. and Mrs. Jason Kilts were din- ner guests at the H. Knowles home last Thursday. : Clara Muller spent the week-end at her parental home. Mrs. Fred Oswald and Bertha spent Stited evening at the John Muller ome. Olga Weber of Naperville, Il., is @/| visiting with friends and relatives around Wing this week. Martha and Katherine Muller took care of their little cousins at the Philip Weber home Sunday while Mr. and Mrs. Philip Weber attended the yen o resep Bossart home. iclen in spent Saturday night with Edna Josephson. . ( Margaret Marchant spent the week- end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reinold Engel left for Garrison Tuesday where they will make their future home on the groom's farm. The Arena Whist club defeated the Wing Whist club last Tuesday eve- ning at Wing. i Mrs. H. Knowles and Mrs. John Weber, Sr., entertained a group of women last Thursday afternoon at shower on Mrs. Jason Kilts. She re- ceived many pretty gifts. Opal Harvey spent the week-end at her home in Wing. Hilma and Lawrence Olson, Lenora Hedstrom and Mable Magnus spent the week-end at their parental homes. Gladys Lein and Olive Jacobson spent Sunday night with Maxine See. Christ Hein in Wilton Monday. Mrs. Henry Josephson spent Sun- day with her daughter Gerda and Olga Gulsaka sp Friday nigh ga spent it with Ferne Glanville. Mr. and Mrs, Dan Seiglock and family and Helen and Tresa Dagner spent Sunday afternoon at the Christ Berg home. Mr. and Mrs, G, A. Hubbell and son Grant, Jr., returned home Sunday [evening after spending the past two months visiting friends and relatives in some of the western states. Mr. Brown from Glen Ullin re- turned to Wing with Hubbells and took the train to Glen Ullin again Monday. By FLORENCE BORNER Local friends of Miss Marie New- man of Wilton will be interested in Baldwin Micecar clearing. 8, Teds for, Ute | state carrier. Ella Schilling spent Monday night with her sister Marie. fly! ¢ Piniees 112 fee § id i te | Fe : i i il & BY i was @ business caller | from munity who died at the family home ‘Wednesday from a paralytic stroke. ‘The funeral was held in the Swedish Mission church east of Wilton Sun- day afternoon, short services also be- ing held at the home. i z eel Strandemo’s parents, Ed Strandemo in Glen- Mount ‘and infant ve returned home from a visit in Bismarck. ‘William P. Thelan of Wilton caller in town a Wilton local Presby- lwin resi- 5 38 pd Eee ue Sebee ze “FQ i Time dance which was held at the the By MRS. JOHN CARLSON and MBS. WILLIAM HICKEL W. 8, Oder called at the Hickel and son Wayne, Delbert Olson, and Myrwin Oder. Glen McAllister called at the Alta store Monday evening. Bergquist was a Regan caller ednesday. . Gerald Jones and Earl McAllister called at the John Anderson home Wednesday. Mrs. William Hickel and were supper guests at the home Wednesday evening. neon to attend to some business mat- ters, Edward Schatz and Laurits Adams ‘Emanuel, Henry and visited et the-John Stroh afternoon, Fred Curly was @ visitor at the Henry Schatz home ‘Sunday. Jake Hochhalter was a visitor at the Bill Steinert home Thuraday af- ternoon. ‘Emanuel Schatz was a visitor at the Carl Schats home Monday afternoon. © Emil Johnson was a caller at the Fred Brackett home Wednesday af- ternoon. | Rudolph Schaeffer was an Alt ness. Martin Nelson and Leo Sheldon as- sisted George Nelson Thursday in branding some young stock. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Coleman are near Menoken from Bismarck where he has been employed. Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson and family Be iid entertained Sunday to dinner supper by Mr. and Mrs, Joe Varley. . Wilbert Lundquist rented the farm where Leo Sheldon resides, from Par- sons in Regan, located on the road, and will move on it in the spring. Mr. and Mrs. John Habeck and Al- fred were entertained Thursday night at the Gene Cunningham home. The evening was spent informally. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Rooker made a trip to Baldwin recently to the Mae Little home to confer with Miss Lit- ‘om on business regarding a posi- 5 Wilbert reared sas Albin jpangberg made a Regan Fri- bred looking after some business mat- rs, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lundquist and grandson Morrison have been visiting in Bismarck the past week with rel- atives, Gene Cunningham was a caller one day last week at the Namie home. Several from here attended a party Saturday night at the Larwence Mad- land home. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Rooker, who have been staying at the John Habeck home, left recently for. their former home near Hazelton and Braddock to visit with Mr. Rooker’s parents. Mr .and Mrs. John ‘Habeck enter- ree some friends Sunday at their ome. Ernest Stillwell is employed at the Ed Sundquist home for Gene Cun-| 7" ningham. He was.a former resident from here. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cunningham entertained the Namie family Sunday at their home. John Habeck plans on leaving by car Wednesday to the southern Part .| Of Minnesota near Ada to visit with relatives. A party was held Sat ht at the Albin Spangberg ied "the evening was spent in singing, a ne various games, music Fateseel Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cunningham and Edward motored to Bismarck Sunday morning and Mrs. Cun- ningham’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lundquist and their son Morrison who have been visiting with relatives in Bismarck, home. George, Gerald and Martin Nelson and Leo Sheldon motored to the Cap- took Bat OFS Rees 0a & Meine mi i i rile Hy I Gerald had some dental work ay. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bennie and Ruth Schatz of Negeese to Sefdgltyiiuliydets ui & Z i EER Lia ty alli *F i shopper Friday evening. Edward Bender was « caller at the John J. Schaeffer home Sunday af- Pehle Dial lad el jednesday. Elmer Paully was a caller at the tine Brackett home Thursday eve- Menoken By MRS. DANCE Aid society , March 7. Coffee, wiches will also be has been on the past week, val dance was held at the Saturday night with a large Mrs. Ernest Burbage of visited at the home of Mr. R. G. Abelein Sunday af- The Ladies’ Aid society met at the home of Mrs. Otto Ayers Thursday afternoon. Seven members were pres- Regan/ent. After a business meeting a luncheon was served by the hostess. Faye Salter was sawing wood for Fred Erickson Saturday. T. I. Bailey and son of south of Bismarck, called at the O. R. Ayers home Thursday afternoon. o — 1 [Christiania J e By VIOLET A. CLARKE Adolph Barken called at Mrs. Jen- nie Calrke’s home Monday looking for some stray horses. Mrs. Jennie Clarke and Miss Vio- let were Sterling callers Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Johnson an¢ family visited at the Ed. Gibson home Monday evening. J. R. Johnson er Wednesday. Henry Olson was a Driscoll caller one day this week. Ed. Schmidkinzs and son Howard made a trip to Rice Lake Tuesday for hay which they putchased from Frank Kershaw. On_ their return ‘Howard called at Mrs. Jennie Clarke's home for a few minutes. Elder Elness was a Sterling caller ursday. Ed. Schmidkings called at Jim Spitzers Friday on business. ’ Hassin Eele called at Mrs. Jennie Clarke's home Saturday. Art Belile called at the Ed. Schmid- kinz home one day this week. Lester Clark and Sister May, also Violet Clarke attended the party at the Ed. Schmidkinz home Saturday night. The evening was spent in Playing cards, and games were also Played by the young folks, and at midnight a lovely lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Johnson and family of Sterling township attended the charivari on Mr. and Mrs. Sea- man Gibson Wednesday night. Mr. Larimore bought some horses up to his farm Monday. He rented the farm last year formerly occupied by the Reddy boys. Martin Reddy called at the John Elness home Saturday evening. Eli Harding visited at the Ed. Smith home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Seaman Gibson are visiting at the Walter Deitzman home for a few days. Knute Johnson was a Sterling call- er Sunday. M4 ‘Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Johnson and daughter Olive visited at the Ed. Smith home Sunday. “was a, Sterling call- By 8. GYLDEN Selma Rise returned to her home in Lien township after spending a week visiting at John Gyldens. Frank Holmes and Mr. Christianson called at Arthur Nelsons Wednesday. Nina Waiste spent the week-end visiting friends near Moffit, Jack Gylden, Sulo, Eino, Tyne and Sieri Eckholm, Myrle Hudson and Edwin Olson spent Saturday evening Josephson. lolph Kangus and George were business callers at Gyldens Wed- nesday, Bulo Gylden called at Gust Eck- holms iin az|F eae et if 5 5 E G z g ¥ ag \ cent of the ai- United States are »