The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 1, 1931, Page 8

| | } | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 1931 Clara Weber spent last week visit- ing Mr. and Mrs. Bill Melhoff. ! Mr. and Mrs. Ole A. Olson and chil- dren motored to Bismarck Saturday. Doris Scott visited at the Ole A. Olson home over the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Roy Newman and family of Brainerd, Minn., visited rela- 7 tives here Sunday. The local baseball team was defea ed by the Driscoll team Sunda; to 10. Rev. Fisher of Tuttle held church services north of Wit day. Mrs. W. Harju and son ayd Mrs Seth Glanville visited with friends south of town Friday . R. J. Bleth ani t the John Muclle Mr, and M e Scallon, Mrs. O. McIntyre, Mrs. Ralph Halver and \M John Witt attended Achieve- Da: M Mr. d were’ Wing shoppers Monday. Arthur Tees and son Mrs. Ralph Halver motored to Wing rs. William Witt and Y were supper guests at | Witt home. Ralph Halver and son, and son, afternoon. Jon's wind- others had a Jacob Wahe and . Philip Binder , Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Jacob of Tuttle, and ebel and daugh- Mrs. John Bowers and} 4 Mrs. J. E. Witt, Her- and Pa nd Ed Stroh upper guests at the | t home. day Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sca Garath spent Sunday : Closkey’s. Imilda McClc spent Tuesday 1 of Mc with Alice Wednesday | rural | marck. Mr. and Mrs. Blaban, N. y Seilinger and y afternoon at the 1ome. had some dental on, student ; college, spent the y ir home. A. E. State Teache: week-end at h Mi Kopplin mo- pers Wednesday. | orking at the Henry tored to Bis Mr. and Mrs. W. V Mrs. Carl Tepps and M ville attended the funer: Harju Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. I. Kremer daughter, Rhoda, and B. Machos and child Tuttle Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. children were Sunde B. Klagenburgs’. y Harju, Mr. storie. man in North| ed chiefly on snails for i by huge mounds of vated by members of ¢ expeditions into ©. McIntyre and y visitors at the cobson, Mr. and) ,, _ and Mrs. Geo. ended the ———- & Mrs. J. O. Lei Kavonius and south of town 3 2 Herman Jacobson and Henry Kavon- ius were members of the class. Norval Hill was an overnight guest at the John Mueller home Saturday evening. Lawrence Vincent of Wilton and Helen Bleth of Wir ere united in marriage Sunday noon in the Catholic church of Wing. Bernadine Harty and Opal Olson were overnight guests at the James Olson home. | | Mr. and Mrs. Ben Klagenburg and! |, family have moved on a farm north-|{ | ‘3% east of town. \ SIDEGLANCES - - - By George Clark | i hove shows how the pieces may 4 to form a heart. . “I ain't been down that way in 14 years, You don't suppose she's already married to somebody else, do you?” THIS CURIOUS W Seplenger, ocloter, NOVEMBER AND : ORLD SEVENTH, EIGHTH NINTH AND TENTH MONIKS. THESE MONIKS WERE SO NAMED DURING THE TIME WHEN MARCH WAS THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR. ken Grove Friday. | THE GUMPS—OH—BEE’S WAX Son AS UNCONCERNED AS CAN BE= ' ‘Yoo BUSILY OCCUPIED JO EVEN NOTICE UNCLE BIM= WHAT HO! 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