The Dickinson press., 1912-06-29
Marshall

George Burgess spent Sunday al his
home near Marshall.
Miss Bertha Hillyer is working at the
Ed. Carson home.
Mrs. Ida Lyster and son. Arthur, call
ed at Broadview Friday afternoon.
Chas. O. Kyseth and children visited
at the Sunnyside Farm Sunday after
noon. ~
@. j. Kyseth. candidate for sheriff
Of Dunn county is out e~lectioneering
these days.
Miss Lena H~eidycker. who has been
working for Chas. Kyseth. left Saturday
for her home near Taylor.
Mrs. Ida Lyster and sons visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jentzen near
Loring Sunday of last week.
Carl Carson. Arne Jersin and Ray
Anderson called at the Oxalis farm Sum
day afternoon of last week.
Misses Catherine, Mareit and Alfhild
Siverts attended the lectures and Better
Farming train at Richardton Saturday.
Victor Siverts returned Saturday even
ing from Mandan. where he spent two
weeks with his sister, Mrs. L. M. john
son.
w. Bohrer. Mrs. j.. B. Moncur and
Miss Adelaide Wendall of ,Loring, call
ed at North Cape Sunday afternoon of
asst week.
Carl Siverts purchased a gasoline en-
CINE Saturday to use for pumping water.
churning. grinding coffee and cream
separating.
George Burgess, who is employed by
G. Carlson a few miles north of Mar
shall, spent Sunday of last week at his
home near Marshall.
H. Madison and family are enjoying a
fine new Overland car, purchased re-
Gently. This makes the second Over
land in this vicinity.
Misses Minnie and Catherine Siverts.
also Fred and John Siverts and Frank
Osterwind called at the Lee farms at
Loring Sunday of last week.
Mr.. Wagner, the popular young mer-
chant of Halliday. passed through Mar
shall Saturday on his way to Bismarck.
where he will undergo treatment for his
eyes.
Miss Marie Osterwind made a trip to
Taylor Sunday. Miss Edith Jesperson
of Taylor accompanied her home and
will visit at the H. Madison home a
few weeks.
John Siverts attended a party given
by Supt. and Mrs. C. L. Melby at their
home in Manning, Saturday evening
and reports a very pleasant and enjoy
able evening.
MIR and Mrs. w. L. Boyd of Man.
ming were autoing through this vicinity
last week. Mr.. Boyd is candidate for
sheriff of Dunn county on the republican
ticket. Miss Minnie Siverts completed
a successful two months term of school
at the Senff school, southeast OF Mar
shall Friday of last week. She leaves
Tuesday. June 18th. for Valley City
where she will take up the summer
course at the Normal.
The farmers of Marshall have been
busy naming their farms this year.
Some of them are as follows: Mrs. Ida
Lyster-Hillside Farm: Capt. Siverts-
EIverhoi (River Heights) H. Burgess
Oxalis Farm; Miss Marie Burgess
Cliff View; Miss Flora Burgess-Beau-
tiful Island of Somewhere j; Miss Elisa
Decentralization John Siverts-Para-
disc fl. Madson-Sunnyside Farm; M.
Hanson-Clover Blossom +. Perhus-
Horseshoe Bend: C.. and J.. Kyseth-K
Ranch Chas. o. Kyseth-Peaked Butte
1. G. Viall-Half Way Inn.
Miss Catherine Siverts was very
pleasantly surprised at her homestead.
North Cape. Saturday evening, when all
the young people of Marshall and vicin-
ity came to spend the evening with
her. They enjoyed themselves with
various games, music and delicious
refreshments of sandwiches. coffee and
ice cream. AS the evening happened
to be an old Norwegian festival St.
Hans Aften, a great deal of the even.
ing was spent around q good bough fire.
telling stories, etc. It also served as a
farewell party to Miss Minnie Siverts,
who left Tuesday for Valley City.
Those present from neighboring town
were: Miss Edith Jesperson and Ole
Myron of Taylor and Mrs. J. B. Moncul
and Miss Margit Lee of Loring.e a