The Wahpeton times., 1918-03-28
NEWSY GEMS FROM VILLAGE OF AABEERCCR0O|BE miss ALMA O. 1E0

Mrs. VIM. Roberts and Mr.. and
Mrs. Corcoran of Colfax autoed over
TO Abercrombie Tuesday.
Mrs. o. E. Olson and son Kermit
were Wahpeton visitors Tuesday.
Holbert ]. Strand autoed down
from Fargo and spent Sunday with
relatives.
P. X. Guinness and son are im-
proving their place OF business with
a new garage addition this week.
John Strand and Albert Barboe
took in the Pure bred Stock sale at
Wahpeton last week.
G. A. Myron returned from a busi-
ness trip to the cities Tuesday.
Mrs. K. Tweto and Ole X. Tweto
are visiting relatives at Fosston.
Minn., this week.
Miss Anna Olson OF Minneapolis
Is visiting at the home OF her par
ents MIR. and Mrs. Anlund Olson this
week.
Miss Hilda Borman was at Wah-
peton Saturday to attend meeting
OF the Woman's Liberty Loan Com
,mittee.
Sam Hutchinson is visiting his
brother Il. W. Hutchinson this week.
Miss Esther Monson came home
Monday evening to spend a few days
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Hutchinson
we're in Minneapolis Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Ruth Gallager entertained
the Girls Club Monday evening.
Mrs. Jas. Gallager and Mrs. H. G..
Cooper visited with Mrs VIM. New
ell at Kent last Tuesday.
c. T. Paulson and G. H. Korsvik
autoed to Wahpeton Tuesday.
Miss Alice Boudiette who had
been spending couple of months
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Boudiette of McCauleyville returned
TO MonAna last Friday evening.
She will visit for short time at
Lelnmon, S. Oak. Oh her way out.
Mr.. Loft has received word from
Lenaus .Danielson that he has al
ready received orders to move from
Camp Dodge to some other Camp,
but did not know which one.
MIR. and Mrs. Nypen have received
word from their son Harry that he
is confined to the hospital at Camp
Lewis. Washington with an attack
OF scarlet fever His many friends
here hope for speedy recovery
from same.
Hans Anderson OF Galchutt and
Joe Lenoue of Kent are home on a
lurlough from the Great Lakes
Training Station.
The Misses Opgrand, Cornelius
son, Crimson. and Craig were Fargo
visitors over Sunday.
o. N. Hattie and family autoed
down from Fargo Sunday.
Mrs. Nj. j. Bakken has sold her
house property in Abercrombie vii
lage to Erick Hoel Mrs. Bakken
and family will move to Mankato,
Minn.. during the last part of April
where Mr.. Bakken now has his
headquarters.
Married at Havre. Montana. Mar.
list. Miss Pauline Scabo OF Ross.
y. ID. and Hans j. Botnen OF Ever
cite, Washington. Mr.. and Mrs.
botnen have many friends in this
community who extend their con-
gratulations.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. Ole Hattie.
March 21st, a daughter
Alfred l.odahl left for Crosby, n,
d. Tuesday where he expects to re-
main until time for threshing when
he will return to Abercrombie.
c. o. Sandvig autoed to Doran,
Mimi. Tuesday.
II. {. Anderson OF Milan. Mimi,
spent Sunday with friends in Aber-
crombie
Our principal. John j. Lokken, of
the Abercrombie high school resign
ed his position Monday and expects
to leave for one of the training
camps the goth
F. ID. Tonne and II. C. Anderson
left for Columbus. N. d. last Sunday
afternoon where they will make
crop arrangements for their respec-
tive farms in that community.
The Farmers Club met Thursday
evening in Warmker's Hall and en-
joyed a rare Musicale treat given by