The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 22, 1934, Page 7

zo. The girls’ score was 25-7 in Dris- ,;@0ll’s favor and the boys were de- ~feated, the score 42-15 in Wing’s _ Supper guests Monday evening Dr. Driscoll | NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS 8 in the church Monday evening, Nov. 26th. +The local 4-H club members and their leaders, Mrs. P. P. Bliss, Mrs. .. Appearing Henry Larson and Mrs. Fred Habeck j attended a banquet in Bismarck Fri- day evening. By DELLA MAE OLSON ‘The Driscoll high school boys’ and girls’ basketball teams played the ‘Wing teams at Wing Friday evening. favor. Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Olson had as and Mrs, J. H. Barrette and Miss Barrette of Lehr, N. D. and family were former residents here 11 years ago. Miss Barrette is an musician having taught in one of the music conserva- (ey tories at Los Angeles, Calif, and also) | on radio concerts there. | | Clear Lake | Ole Swee and daughter Judith, who have been residents here for 27 years, ‘eft Friday to reside near Jamestown.| 57 MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN ‘Miss Swee expects to enroll as an art student in one of the academies there. Mr. and Mrs, Al Chapin enter- “tained Mr. and Mrs, M. Lunn and family Sunday. Mrs, H. Lowry and children of Jamestown spent Sunday at the Ken- dall home, Mr. and Mrs. L. Swanson and son ") of Bast Grand Forks, Minn., has been visiting at the C. A. Swanson home. The Driscoll Homemakers met ‘Tuesday afternoon in the hall. Members of the 4-H Sewing glub attended the 4-H Achievement Day entertainment and banquet in Bis- marck Friday evening. An operetta, “The Wedding of the Flowers,” was given Friday evening ~ in the hall. Rev. and Mrs. C. Brenna and Josephine Johnson were entertained at the A. Hammar home Sunday. Sterling i oo By MRS. GEO. LEE ‘Twelve. couples were entertained at a surprise birthday party Thursday night at the Prince home in honor Ole Nelsen and son Alden motored to Jamestown with some turkeys y- B. F. Paslay, Warren Keeler, Mr. and Mrs. Ole Nelson and son Homer and Miss Hasel Nelson were Bismarck. shoppers Wednesday. Miss Myrtle Christensen, teacher of Clear Lake school, attended the teachers’ demonstration meeting at Lyman school No. 2 Thursday. Mrs. Ole Newland and children spent Thursday visiting with Mrs. J. W. Beyer. Warren Keeler and son Donald mo- tored to Jamestown on ‘Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Van Vleet and family and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Christensen spent Friday at Bis- marck. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Olson spent the week-end at Fargo. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen and family Were Sunday visitors at the Christ Schoon home. | Sibley Butte , aa \ By MRS. ELMER BLOOMQUIST [ of Hallie Belk. The evening was| Clarice Davenport and family and spent in playing cards. Mr. Belk! Frank Gable visited at the L. Daven- received many nice and useful gifts,j port home Sunday. after which the hostess served a very; Mr. and Mrs, August Hogue and delicious lunch. children, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Larson, Mrs. Marion Lee of McKenzie visit-| Earl Evans and family, Miss Esther ed Mrs. Geo, Lee Friday afternoon. Miss Gladys Ness is starting an independent basketball team for the ‘women of Sterling. We wish her suc- cess and that we have many interest- ing games during the season. P. T. A. was held at the Sterling school Friday, the 16th. Mr. Ed. Fogarty of Bismarck spoke. on the Old Age Pension Plan, a club was also organized. Victor Mercer was nominated chairman and Mrs. H: B. Moffitt, secretary and treasurer of the club, Mesdames Ryan, Prince and Lee were appointed by the P. T. A. to solicit funds for the Christmas| @: program to be given by the school children at the Sterling hall some-' time before Christmas. Mesdames Wildfang, Olson and Turner served. Lipyd Hagen and e@ friend trom Maddock, N. D., visited from Wed- nesday ‘until Saturday at the Oscar Anderson home. They left from here: for Barnesville to visit friends. Orville Corey of Mandan is visiting at the Jamgochian home here. 8. Dyrstad and two daughters, Stella and Velma, left Friday for near Grand Forks to bring Dyrstad home. They expect to re- turn Tuesday. James Riley returned home this, week from Bottineau where he has been employed at a CCC camp. —————_ | Glenview | ————0 By VIOLET L. JOHNSON Hugh Simons returned home from Ross, N. D., Tuesday where he has spent the past 10 days with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Karges. M ind Mrs. Jake Yeasley and Mr. Mrs. John Olson of Bismarck ‘were Monday evening visitors at the Con Johnson home. - Alice Spitzer returned home Sat- urday, having spent two weeks with her cousin, Mrs. Roy Kosebud at Bordulac. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grabarkewits shoppers remained for a longer stay at the ‘Wilde home. Violet Johnson spent the week-end in Bismarck at the R. L. Mathewson xup brought her home. Oscar. Moe of' Minot visited with Mrs. Moe at the C. Johnson home a few days the latter part of the week. The Baldwin 4-H club attended the 4 Mr. and Mrs. Dave Albrecht and Walter Grabarkewitzs visited at the Jacob- son home Monday evening. ————EE————————— + Missouri f Cederstrom and Elmer Bloomquist and Bill Anderson were shoppers in Bismarck Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. L. B. Roth and son Alvin motored to Bismarck Monday. ; Mr. and Mrs. August Hogue visited at the Alfred Christenson home Mon- day evening. Mr. and ‘Mrs. Arne Madland are visitiag at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. Madland. Andrew Schauer and Wilmar and Alvin Roth called at the E. Bloom- quist home Tuesday. ———$—$—$—$—$— | Menoken | 8 By MRS. JENNIE DANCE Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sherman are the parents of an infant daughter born at the Dixon home in Bismarck Tuesday evening. His name is Darlyne Joyce. Eight members of the Cheerful Stitchers 4-H Sewing club exhibited their sewing and attended the ban- quet at the Memorial Fri- day afternoon and evening. Mrs. A. C. Dance and Miss Pearl Salter, lead- ers of the club, also attended. Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Foell and son of Hazelton spent Sunday at the Mr. and Mrs, Park Wood and daughters, Margery and Dorothy, were entertained at dinner Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sensek of Bismrack. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Ayers and fam- ily, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Yeakle motored to. Baldwin Sunday where they spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Freeman. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Lee of Bis- marck were guests of Mr. and Mrs. BG. Absiain Bontay atiernom. _ By MRS. E. M. GASKILL Mrs. BM. Schulte apd Mrs. Carl i si ri a | Gaskill. By MRS. K. R. SNYDER * The Stewartedale Ladiés’ Aid Mis- sionary society met at Ene howe of four guests present. The next meet- ing will be with Mrs. Peggy Stewart ‘Thursday, Dec. 6th, at her home. Mr. and Mrs. James MacDonald Donald. The program and basket social giv- en at the Manning school No. 1 ‘Thursday evening by Evelyn Fryer and her pupils was largely attended. * Mr, and Mrs. James Robidou and family were Sunday dinner guests at the John Crawford home. | McKenzie | —— By MRS. T. T. HUGHES ‘The Ladies’ Aid was entertained by Mrs. 8. E. Clizbe and Mrs. R. C. ‘Wildfang et the Wildfang home Wed- nesday afternoon with seven mem-. bers and several visitors present ‘Names were drawn for the Christmas Lode which will be held in Decem- ‘ber. There will be a Thanksgiving party Ich and Mrs. mobert and Lawrence and Leo Doppler were in Bismarck Friday. Boyd school No. 1 for demonstration work Friday. Miss Marie Huber and Miss Peterson conducted the mect- ing. Miss Cath McLean was the hostess, | at Duluth, Minn, By MRS. GEORGE NELSON Mrs, Ole Olson from Wilton was an overnight guest Tuesday at the} Geo. Nelson home. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson, Gerald and Gwendolyn, Mrs. Ole Olson of Wilton, Mrs. Charlie Toliver and Emma Nelson were entertained at Supper Tuesday at the Oscar Magnu- son home, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wanttaja and Edwin Olson returned Sunday from Minnesota where they attended the — of Miss Sandra and Bill Anton Keller returned to Forbes, N. D,, after a few days’ visit at his home here. Ida Magnuson came home Sunday a“ to visit with her Parents. Freddie Sabot, who visited with his uncle arid aunt, Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Coleman, left this wek for his home Eva Trygg, high school student at McKenzie, came to spend over Sun- day at her home here. berg home, left by train this week for his home at Duluth, Minn. Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Nelson, Gerald Gwendloyn, Mrs. Jiras, Lillie Joe were supper guests Sunday at the Kruger home. | Arena | a ly By MRS. 0. McINTYRE Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glanville and sons, Dean and Harold, were guests at dinner at the H. J. Glanville home in Wing Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Klagenburg and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Sherman of Regan Sunday. Mrs. George Bunker spent the week-end at Pettibone visiting her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burt Kelly. Raphael Klagenburg was an over- night guest at the Morris home ‘Thursday. Owen Mcintyre accompanied a shipment of cattle to the Twin Cities Saturday. Dean Glanville was an overnight guest at the H. J. Glanville home in Wing Friday night. Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Sattler and Allen Frazier were Capital City visi- tors Saturday. The Martin brothers put on a dance in Wing Friday evening. Quite @ large crowd attended. By ELIZABETH KOPPY The pie social and dance held at the Busby school Friday evening, ‘Miss Celestine Deis, teacher, was well attended. John Lipp of Linton fur- nished the music. Frank Koppy, accompanied by his sisters, Elizabeth and Regina, called at the Theodore Yetter home Thurs- day evening. Business callers in Linton Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Back- haus, Olaf Aune, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Koppy, daughters, Elizabeth and Gertrude, and Miss Celestine Deis. Miss Julia Pitzer of Linton spent Satfrday night at the Steve Koppy Miss Hazel Mausehund spent the week-end at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Grenz and Miss Hilda Schiermeister motored to Bismarck Saturday. Wilson —__________+ By MRS. JOHN A. BERG Mr, and Mrs. William Wagner and daughter Ella attended the wedding of Lydia Fiemmer and John Walter of Turtle Lake Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Berg spent Sunday at Turtle Lake. Alvira Berg visited with her grand- parents at Turtle Lake Sunday and Monday. Rev. and Mrs. Giser of Turtle Lake visited at the Jake Baumiller home one day last week. Wm. Bickert of Washburn spent home. day, Nov. . A. E. Nelson and daughter Mabel spent Saturday at Bismarck. Philip Walter of near Turtle Lake called at the Fred Wagner home Tuesday. Hugh Redington called at the J. A. Berg home Friday evening. e | Wing | —_——____—_4 By MARTHA MUELLER Clara Teppo of: Bismarck was an overnight guest at the John Harty home Saturday. Helen Harty. who is attending St. Mary’s school in Bismarck, spent the ‘week-end at her home here. ite ile aH E Pettibone Saturday. The 4-H Bi’y Bee club ahd 4-H attended lwin and Jack Husler of Montana visited at the Al Kusler home Wed- nesday. The Denhoff boys basketball team defeated the Wing boys at Denhoff Thursday evening, the score being 37 to 25. Emma Weber was teaching schoo! | for Miss Elizabeth Humphreys a few days last week while the latter was sick. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1934 A busy scene to warm the hearts—and feet—of Ohio jobless, and to give fresh qualms to manufacturers and businessmen per- turbed by relief shops “competing” with private enterprise, is this —showing Cleveland work relief clients as they began operating looping machines which finish stockings to be distributed among their fellow reliet recipients. wecessaries are being manufactured under Ohio’ EPIC Suits, coats, dresses and other “miniature plan. | Harriet | By MISS E. M. THOMPSON Mr. and Mrs. Russell Williams and daughter Beulah called at the A. O. Thompson home Sunday evening. Mrs. George Pehl, Sr., and daugh- ters, Ruby, Arlene and Dorothy, spent Sunday afternoon at the Theodore Hoffman home. Mr. and Mrs. John Weisenberger, Sr., spent Thursday at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Merkel. Edna Berg of Steele and Alma Deckart were dinner guests at the A. O. Thompson home Wednesday. They also called at the H. F. Wil- Mamson and Ingvold Eide homes. Ann Eide spent the week-end at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Plienes attended a@ birthday party at the Alex Neff home Thursday evening. Elma and Norvel Josephson spent the week-end at their home south of Arena. R. C. Ruble of Driscoll was a busi- ness caller in Arena Friday. William Markel, Theodore Hoffman, Christ Wetzel and Mr. and Mrs. A. ©. Thompson and daughter Helen motored. to. Bismarck Wednesday to transact business, Moffit ! = + By MRS. C. E. MOFFIT Mrs. J. C. Kendall, Mrs. Ellen Jen- sen and children, Arthur and Mabel, were Bismarck callers Saturday, Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Hoover took their little son’ Vern to Bismarck Thursday. He was suffering from Pneumonia and had to remain at boo hospital. He is better at this: iting. Miss Violet Olson of Bismarck spent the week-end visiting Miss Willy Moffit. Albert Lunde, who has been very ill with » is improving at the hospital. The 4-H play, “A Tempest in a Hat Shop,” and “The Late Mrs. Tate” dren, Patty and Inez, Mrs. Ben Por- ter and Miss Esther Martin motored to Fullerton Saturday and visited over the week-end at the home of Mr. an Mrs. Peckens, Sr. Miss Esther remained with her grand} where she will spend the winter. || Heaton By SARAH HEINLE Mr. and Mrs. Fred Laib, Sr., mo- tored to Bismarck Tuesday. A large crowd attended the P. T. A. stein, attended Ladies’ Aid at the Harry Davenport home north of Re- gan Wednesday. The Still Homemakers club met at the Walter Sundquist home Wednes- day afternoon. Mrs. J. M. Thomp- son, Mrs. A. H. Erickson and Miss Anetta Erickson were new members taken in. The Still community choir was en- By EDNA MARCHANT Mrs. Herbert Hoffman and infant daughter Carol of McClusky are spending this week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Marchant. J. W. Witt and Edwin Trebassar spent Sunday afternoon at Mar- chants. Mr. and Mrs. John Reile returned to their home near Pickardville Mon- day evening after visiting with her Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Mar- j Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Knudson of| Bird-Island, Minn., are the parents of a little daughter born on Nov. 12. Mrs. Knudson was formerly Cath- erine Marchant. a By MRS. FLORENCE BORNER Dennis Floyd Meyer,one-year-old son Mrs. Herman Meyer, was tertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kling Friday evening. Present receiving medical treatments. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Erickson mo- tored to Canada Saturday, returning home Wednesday. | Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Spitzer and sons, Gifford and Louis, motored to Beulah Saturday to visit Mr. Spit- zer's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. David Easton. They return- ed_ home Sunday tvening. Theodore Hochhalter was returned to his home Saturday after having spent several weeks at the St. Alex- jus hospital receiving medical treat- ments, Mrs. Nina Sandelin is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Iner Skei, in Bis- marck this week. Edgar Thompson is in Mandan at; prize winners in the re- ry Tare a cent baby contest sponsored by the|! Painted Woods | Sears-Roebuck Co., Chicago, at the} ¢@———_____________¢« Century of Progress Exposition. Photographs of the babies were sent By MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD to Chicago and visitors to the fair - voted on them. The Meyer baby re-| Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hannefield and ceived a nicely engraved silver mug| “daughters, Noreen and Hope, gave a as its prize. dancing party Saturday evening. At County Commissioner William | midnight a delicious lunch was served Fricke was pleasantly surprised Sat-|by Mrs. Hannefield. urday evening when a group of about| Mrs. Louis Gilcher, daughters, ‘80 relatives and friends gathered at | Doneen arid Betty Lou of Jamestown, his home in Baldwin, the occasion be-|®Nd Mrs. A. W. Fossum and son ing his birthday. Several tables of| Bobbie of Bismarck spent Saturday progressive whist were in play and at the Ole Lillefjeld home. @ nice lunch was served at midnight] Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brostrom were by the ladies. Bismarck visitors Saturday. Mrs. Mary Jane Register of Bis-| Mrs. Archie Maison and baby of marck spent several days of the past| Racine, Wis. who are visiting rela- week at the home of her brother and| tives in Bismarck, spent a couple of sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fal-| days last week at the Ole Lillefjeld kenstein. home. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Berg and fam- Mr. and Mrs. Gunder Hagen, Mr. ily, accompanied by Mrs. Berg’s)#Md Mrs. Arthur Larson, Mr. and mother, visited relatives near Wilton| Mrs. Oscar Brostrom were Wilton Sunday. callers Saturday. The Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. W. C. Hazlegrove Gehrke Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 5. Miss Ruth Falkenstein has returned home from Still where she had been visiting her brother and sister-in- By MRS. RAY HAZLEGROVE law, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Falken- stein the past week. ——? i Richmond | —___________- Mr. and Mrs, Frank Gray, Miss jOpal Gray and Mrs. Mabel Hazle- grove were dinner guests Sunday the home of Mr. and Mrs, Harry Gray and family of Pettibone. Mrs. Gray and Miss Opal remained to visit at the Harry Gray home, Harry Stone called at the Hieb home Thursday. Harold Goldsmith went to Wilton Monday. é Ted Biech and his aunt, Mrs, Hieb, were week-end guests of relas tives in Goodrich, Mr. and Mrs, Vernol Goldsmite visited Thursday at the Joe Gold« smith home. Ted Biech made a@ trip to Mine neapolis over the week-end, > | Today’s Recipe Cranberry Fixin’s Below we are giving a few recipes for cranberry garnishes to serve with the Thanksgiving turkey. ‘To make thick cranberry sauce, use 4 cups boiling water, 2 cups sugar. Put cranberries and water into sauce pan and cook, covered, for 10 min- utes after boiling point is reached. Add sugar slowly and cook just long enough to dissolve sugar. Turn into a mold and chill to become firm, If you desire cranberry jelly, use four cups cranberries, % cup boiling water, 1 tablespoon lemon juice, su- gar. Pick over and wash berries. Put into a large sauce pan with water and cook until soft. Strain through jelly bag and measure juice. Heat to the boiling point and add half as mych sugar as juice. Stir until sugar is dis- solved. Boil hard for five minutes Vand pour into molds. Cool and then {chill in ice box. Unmold and serve with garnish of whipped cream. For cranberry salad, make jelly ac- cording to the above recipe. Before it stiffens add 1 cup diced celery and 1‘cup cubed pineapple. Turn into molds and let stand on ice to chill and become firm. Unmold and serve with a garnish of mayonnaise folded into whipped cream and forced through a pastry tube to make swirls which in turn are decorated with halves of walnuts or pecans. Although nearly all farmers and horse raisers know that botflies lay- ing eggs cause annoyance to horses, few fully realize the injurious effects of the bot or maggot stage while it is attached to the stomach or intestines, For several months during which the bots develop from an almost miscro- ‘scopic size to about two-thirds of an inch in length these parasites may be doing great harm. at school No. 1 Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Otto Laib, Olga, Ed- win and Johnnie Laib were visitors at the Heinle home Friday evening. Emil and Theophil Just were visi- tors at the John Schell home Sun- day evening. = Mr. and Mrs. Theophil Rier were visitors at the F. Laib, Jr., home Sun- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Schlofman and family visited Sunday at the Dave Keck home. Peter Hallan called at the Dave Keck home Monday, {Regan ——$—$—______._._._.£~ By BERNADETTE HOPKINS Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lein and chil- dren were Bismarck shoppers Tues- day. Mrs. Reed of Minot, mother of Mrs. John Voeller, returned to her home Wednesday after a two weeks’ visit at the home of her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lein and chil- dren motored to Wing Wednesfay evening and attended a dinner in’ honor of Mr. and Mrs. J.M.Lein who were celebrating their 48th anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Lein were unable to attend due to the ill- ness of their daughter Laverne. A. F. Tourtlotte and A. L. Garnes were Bismarck business callers Wed- nesda\ The carnival presented by the Re- gan school Friday evening netted the school about $40. Neoma Berg was By MARTHA BOSSERT | Mr. and Mrs. John Scherbenskie, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. John Scherbenskie, and Mr. and Mrs. John Hein were guests at the Jacob Hein home) M 5 ‘Miss Jessie Braden was ‘an over- night guest at the Daniel Seiglock It the son William motored to visit with Mr. Almer. . and Mrs. Reinhold Engel were at Bossert home Friday Goodrich Fri- Driving Yo Crazy for a qu: | Souvenir By 8. GYLDEN | Arthur Dronen returned home Fri- | irom Harry Clooten’s near Ster- ig where he has been employed for three years. Bismarck callers Friday. They accompanied from Sterling by Miss Siiri Eckholm who returned home for the week-end. John Gyiden was an overnight guest of his daughter, Mrs, Dave Josephson Thursday. was very well attended. The play was sponsored by Miss Margaret Gil- len and was given for the benefit of the delegate to Fargo institute of 4-H clubs early in December. Over $12 was realized. Mrs. C. E. Moffit and son Charles went to Bismarck Saturday morning chosen as the carnival queen. Mrs. B. O, Lein, Mrs. A. F. Tourt- lotte and Mrs. Carl Berg motored to Bismarck Friday. Mr, and Mrs, Sam Houser of Mc- Clusky were week-end guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Allan Westerman. Sunday they Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Banttarri, son Fred, Mrs. Gust Eckholm, and Wayne Inget recently returned home from a week's visit in Minnesota. Seth and Ralph: Harju spent Wed- nesday evening at Gust Eckholm’s. Peter Linna was an evernight guest at William Harju’s Thursday. with -Wm. Lane. Charles had his were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arne Antilla, Walter Ojanen, Seth tonsils removed at a local hospital. ‘They returned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs, Everett Velzy enter- tained the teachers on Monday eve- ning. Cards were the pastime. A alas lunch was served bythe hos- Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peckens and chil- : Wednesday evening. August Westerman. The Regan Ladies’ Aid held their annual supper at the Log Cabin Sat- urday evening. A number of men of the Bismarck and Wilton posts attended @ joint meeting with the Regan post "This IDEAS ABOUT VENUS CONFLICT Jacob Epstein’s conception of Venus, but to the Models’ gullc which demanded Its removal from the art forum in Rockefeller Center New York, it is “an insult to our profession” modern American Venus, Serena Martin, who stepped forth tn symbolic one. (Associated Press Photo) id “indecent.” Beside the and Sulo Gylden, Henry Kousmonen, Pred Eskill, Seth and Ralph Harju if were business callers in Bismarck Wednesday. Christma to your Here’s an original gift. received anything like it be: quirements (small, compact etc.). tions. It means the minimu last but not least— Clyde, Clayton and Virgil Little ac- companied by Lawrence Fitzgerald and Laura Broeckel. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Olson and son qoose ooo ence. Mrs. Olson's sister, Mrs. Ed. Loyd. Monroe and Jennings Ket- were Sunday guests at the Alm home. Still By 1. 8S. HAGSTROM Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Erickson, Misses Elsie and The Bismarck Tribune, Bismarck, N. D. he quantities less than 100). Enclosed is copy of The Tribune's new who attended the county 4-H clubj] { Enclosed is .......... peseee Achievement Day exercises in the World War Memorial building Fri- day. They also took in the banquet in the evening. 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