The Dickinson press., 1912-01-06
Marshall

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James Lyster left Monday for Fargo.
where he will attend the A. C.
The Marshall school will commence
again Monday. January 9Th.
Miss Marie and George Burgess visited
at the T. Perhus home Sunday after.
noon.
A group Of young people enjoyed q
pleasant evening at the H. Burgess home
Thursday.
Misses Flora and Ella Burgess attend
ed q New Years eve party at Christer-
sons Sunday.
Miss Flora Burgess made q trip to
Taylor Wednesday to consult a doctor.
returning Friday.
Carl Kyseth Frank Oster wind, Selmer
Dalen and Arne Jersin called on Carl
Carson Sunday afternoon.
Arne Jersin and Selmer Dalen spent a
pleasant evening 1t THE Beautiful
Island of Somewhere" Saturday.
Carl Kyseth and Frank Osterwind
spent Saturday evening at the Hillside
farm.
Miss Margit Siverts. who has been
spending the holidays at her home here,
left Monday for Mandan. where she is
attending high school.
Misses Petra. Minnie and Catherine
Siverts, Neil Lee. Frank Osterwind, Carl
Kyseth- and Selmer Dalen spent Monday
evening at the M. Hanson home.
We have been having some cold
weather lately, also a great deal of
snow. Thomas Perhus froze his nose
one day last week and Arne Jersin an
ear.
Misses Marie and Flora Burgess, who
have been spending the holidays at
home, left Monday for their schools at
Loring and the Big Flat, respectively.
Services were held at the school house
Monday, January LIST, at 10 80 q. M,
by Rev. T. Larson of Taylor. He will
be with us again Monday. February
5th, at 3 p. N. at the school house.
Miss Petra Siverts. who has been
teaching neal Manning the past fall,
will stay at home until March, as all of
her pupils have a long drive to school.
which makes it hard during the coolest
months.
Miss Belle Perhus left for her home at
Kindred. N. D.. Wednesday of last
week. She has been in Marshall about
IA months and during that time has
gained a host Of friends, who are all
sorry to see her leave.
Miss Marie and George Burgess spent
New Years Eve at the Hillside farm.
Mrs. Ida Lyster and sons. and Elisa
and Dagmar Jersin spent a very pleas
ant afternoon al the H. Siverts home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Burgess attended the
silver wedding anniversary celebration
of MIR. and Mrs. H. B. Schaffner Of Glen
Laurel. Wednesday evening. A very
pleasant evening was spent. Miss
Ruby Rood gave several piano solos.
Mrs. Ida Lyster and SON. Harold,
Elisa and DaRmar Jersin, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Odeeaard and daughter. John and
Carl Kyseth, Frank Osterwind and Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Carson and daughter,
Ethelyn. spent q pleasant afternoon at
the Sunnyside farm on New Years day.
Miss Zelma Jensen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Monerk. Joe Make, VIM. Boer, and
Mar git and Neil Lee. all of Loring. at
tended the Xmas program at the school
house Tuesday evening of last week.
John Siverts is on the sick list this
week, also last part of last week.
A Christmas tree and program wat
held at the Marshall school house Tues.
day evening of last week and was very
we'll attended. The t~ecitations and
songs by the school children were very
we'll rendered. The Marshall choir sang
q few songs, but as the leader, F. W.
Rynning, failed to come, were not as
good as they could have been. There
was a large tree. very nicely trimmed.
and a generous sack of nuts, candy anG
apples was given to each one present.
A great many presents were also dis.
tributed.
A few young people from Marshall at,
tended a very pretty wedding 1t Lorint
Saturday evening, when Miss Ingt
Peterson and MI. Carl Swanson of tina,
place were united in marriage at the
home of the brides parents. Rev
Sather performed the ceremony. The
bride wore a very pretty white sill
gown and carried a bouquet of Ameri,
can Beauty roses. She was attended BY
her sisters, Ruth and Esther Peterson.
who wore white dresses and carriet