The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 21, 1930, Page 9

aT et als Bul; ) | abiaa! IBUNE. THE BISMARCK TRIB NEIGHBORS il ie lk i ff: raat ie ae Af: la ie if sift raat iis aly TT bY ut t fle aH idk fal i se iid fe By MRS. F. O. JOHNSON ia i SE 38 3 a 3 gg S38 EE g E ahh ea i Sa Wu iit | ii He 3 AH at; an i ele cole i at r en inte AE iy £2 ay ae 5. Maurice called on Mrs, Carl Erickson day afternoon. Mr, and Mrs. Wiliam Van entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ole Mr. and Mrs, H. A. Knudson day and Sunday with Tillie Mrs, Edward Thomas, Meland and Mrs. and family at dinner Sunday. and Clifford where they have for some time owing to the raga ant ibeghs &. g a 4 aie ad 's sister. Mrs, je Schlaback Sunday en's party her daughter Lois’ seventh death of Mr. Knudson’ called ‘Wednesday evening. Mrs. Mrs, Joe Gertz entertained at a lay. Mrs. Al Chapin and surprise birthday party Monday for her daughter Verna. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. C. Metcalf at- tended the Methodist District meet- ing at Bismarck Tuesday and Wed- A home talent play was given Fri- for day. va . title | cn an TR a iy aE i i ih, <ae Anderson during t Ha her lately arm spell we of the cross- salt He “ I , ie fan Anil] fli i ip Hi ‘ai LI He 3 to learn that she is/ north of Regan. At present she is ie, ee A. R. Meisen, county agent, By BURDELLA B. HELGESON sweet clover, poult Godfrey Grenz, Walter Schiermeis-| work and other topics of interest to ter and Henry Day will be glad Edwin and Theodore Renschler had two loads of barley ground at the By ELIZABETH KOPPY ee if ie S trip to ‘Wallace Falkenstein was a caller in ‘Still Wednesday. NEWS OF OUR Val. Steiner called on Julius the ‘lord | *A° F Anderwon wat a belt caller at the Howard Taplin home Thursday. ‘Wallace oe made a ili Union meeting was held at the hall to Union meeting Monday night. and son Aitrea | Companted Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart Knittel moved the|the farmer. J. C. Thysell, crop spe- tion gave a very interesting talk. inte American tinge | Begone farm Wetneaday, whch Cha Ano |e Raa etna parehaien toe god tt rooted Rurcsoni tors at the T. F. evening. called at the cree a HA. ul ry Taft J @ By FLORENCE B. GOSNEY Ray Baeth called at the John Ba-| turned Saturday from Valley Ci Lunch will be served by the Ladies of the Union Aid at noon. l ‘The local Farmer's Union, are going to have a field day here on Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen at- tended the card party at the M. J. Olson home in Driscoll Saturday ight. ker home Tuesday morning. is | 0 visiting with the Joe and Anton Fisher families for several days. Saturday. returned to his Lunquist brother Elmer’s Sunday to stay fora to Bismarck Friday. Martin jc Craig and family were call- ‘Tooker accompanied him. Lawrence Madland went to Bis- marck on business Friday returning home Saturday. Joe and Anton Fisher attended Leo ay auction sale near Regan Cedric ers in the Capital City Mrs. John Olson of near Regan Pete Owen Wednesday. Floyd Owen delivered some chick- days, hn Benz called-at the Her- | chil i Mrs, Johnson and son William were Anton Oberg was a town caller ian home Tuesday evening. ‘Tuesday. Mrs, Henry Jessen visited at the Brownawell home in Sterling Tues- Mrs, Herman Nilman was in Ster- ling Wednesday. Mr, and Mrs. Oast Prince and son Harold and Mr. and Mrs. Burt Hen- day afternoon. Mrs. derschot were Bismarck callers Tues- man Ni day. Painted Woods By MRS, OLE LILLEFJELD —e id their regular meeting in the ca- . They will be noon, at Sanday, hs Saareh 2nd All to bring two ar- Evelyn Hendrickson ee prec home tends the Bismarck a eee ard and company. Mary frases anil isle Gongee= ‘ley, who have lived in Regan Laretiriopietindbrape Ad ith and east of Regan el sod |lanied id in the Lor ee aul Jake Schicrmeister was a ie caller in Temvik Tuesday. John Wohl of Emmonsburg was Edward |at the John Kenschler home Mon - | business caller in this vicinity Mon: township 4 cat; Clarence Anderson who attends Levi Anderson called st the high school-in Wilton 5] je members of the Presbyterian | Morris home in Cromwell The Ladies Baldwin By FLORENCE BORNER ‘Aid will meet at the home of | Sunday. Harold Svaren called on Ole Sather = Friday. Walter Paul was & in Bismarck Monday. [ ping in Bismarck Friday. spent the week: ie i | ‘Westerman eee ii ; Te ee +s al at-| ‘wea-| and baby, Beva Jean, spent Monday aii i The Misses Dotty Backman, Helen |, Prag ene ER Rir ABS ATE: CR ee Swindling and Thelma tended the basket ball game at Steele evening at the John Benz Th ‘evening. id al | al LU iE 3 if je Fa, -t pau ; ie te Z at) Aint ‘Mrs, De Haun visited at the Burns | !an di i at the Ole Lillefjeld home last week. One of the Bauer girls are helping Iver Erickson was hauling hogs to Wilton Monday and Tuesday. Dave er Thursday. ‘Wednesday. : i i 5 | i] “ls Sterling Tues- held ce Nels Dronen’s il | Hunn mul ‘Miss Verna Torgeson spent Tuesday afternoon with Constance Lein. J. O. Rise and son Clarence tonk hogs to the north Patterson [oe eid ‘They also motored large crowd attended the Ladies the Porter | some ai! lanl 11 ann i] fiat ue ber went to Linton Sat- il a i I a fie fe i i jeu Hee rareeath Weta, tie tome Dn noeeeien otter spending | Tuesd: several months with local relatives. Sar resumed on the pettersa, her S Sameppeceoenindan if i cM EF i ii! naa r 12 413 ii in fi i ui i th Hu ey i te ir Lae : if a3 § inl el He ER i Hi ay | ee TA eee oer mn | ue Wages ule nh ape ata ; | : wd ie a villi a! anh | Wipe it HE r av a fede itt i 4 aed i ai unl ty aie ; hie sill ils aot i fy tii jf ° iia i: I z E Paes bia ! i Ps 1 i i igs rll aay a : sly! ‘gas EG i Hie 1 a ue ‘is vical |g = Ha Bu, Hone By S. 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