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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-10
Social and Personal
Joint Luncheon
Held by Rotary
and KiWanis

The kiwanis Club entertained the
Rotary club this noon at a joint
luncheon held in the Mckenzie din
ing room, in celebration of the re-
cent kiwanian volley ball calamity
President Benton Baker of the
kiw'anians opened the meeting and
after few announcements gave up
the chair to DR.. v. j. LaRosc for a
few Rotarian remarks. Bill" Get
tleman presented tho members of the
Rotaran team with lively souvenirs.
Judge Svcinbjorn Johnson presided
as chairman of the day, and called
upon Attorney General Shafcr to
welcome r. r. Murphy back to XII
wants as regular attendant, which
was done with dubious complimcn ts.
George Will, on behalf of Rotary,
apologized for the failure of the
kiwanis Volley Ball aggregation to
win and called upon the six "rea-
sons" to arise as he called them by
name. r. B. Murphy gave vivid
exposition of his ideas of vollcy ball,
his lack Of faith in the Kiwanian
team members, and his slight cx-
pectations of their chances Of VIC
tory in the proposed golf match thi.
coming spring.
Bishop Jones closed the program
with a short but impressive story
of his purpose in Bismarck. Mrs.
John Larson and George Humphreys
asserted in the program with sew
eral songs.
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At The Movies
ELTlNGE THEATRE

An old Sacramento steamboat, a
stern wheeler of the type used on
the river IS years ago, was secured,
refittesl and put in shape for use in
1.-The Devils Cargo" which shows
at the Eltinge Theatre tomorrow and
Thursday
The boat was found by reprcscn-
tatives IN San Francisco They were
told that had it been considered
worth while the boat would have
been converted into fircwood years
ago. Considerable carpentry, a great
deal Of work on the wood burning
engine and much painting put the
crafA into order again.
The picture dealing with the ac-
tivitics of the vigilantes in the
carly California gold days, has as
featured players Wallace Becry,
Pauline Starkc, Claire Adams and
William Collier, Jr. Others are
Raymond Hatton, Dale Fuller, Geo.
Cooper and John Dillon.
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Methodist Young
People to Give
Play Friday

The young people Of the Methodist
church will present a home talent
play at the Rialto Theatre Friday
evening, March - to which the pub
lie is cordially invited.
The play, "Sally Lunn," is clever
comedy with plenty of humor, quick
..ction. and interesting complications
The characters are we'll chosen
Miss Mabel Nathan plays the role of
Mrs. Randolph, or sally" Since
graduating from Bismarck High
School Miss Nathan has had two
years at Asbury College where she
took special training in clocution.
Miss, Esther Winters, who is cast
as Marjorie Randolph. also has had
dramatic training, at the Mayville
Normal school. Miss Judith Rue,
a graduate of Valley City Normal,
will play the part of Aunt Penelope,
whose ambition is ever to guard the
family name and Miss Muriel Hart,
her "dear daughter Vivian" plays the
role of society girl.
Harold Keller, President of the
Epworth League, is taking the part
Of John Randolph. Jr., junior at
Yale. He is "just it at everything.
Mr.. Cawthorne, who is graduate
Of Leeds Central High School, Leeds,
England, plays the role of Mr.. Nor
ton Glynn, the college Junior upon
whom practical joke is played. AL
fred Dale has the part of Leo Ran
dolph, Johns young brother. who
has quite time to find girl ito 60
with him."
The High School Orchestra will
furnish music.
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THREE YEAR-OLD GIVES BIRTH
DAY PARTY

Harold Taylor. aged three, enter
tanned fifteen little guests, ranging
in years from two to four, at his
home yesterday. The large table
around which the children sat was
decorated in yellow and white, with
jonquils and Easter favors. Hunt
ing hidden peanuts amused the
mothers watching, as we'll as the
tiny children.
The guests were: Margaret Nc
Garvey, Helen Hedden, Joyce Irene
Pavlak. Margaret Webb, Phyllis
Jane Svendsgaard, Elaine Williams,
Margaret Christensen, Bonnie Ho-
man, Jackie Pfeffcr. Billie Webb,
Eugene and Bobbic Hendrickson,
George and Charles Martin, and Ell
don Christensen.
Harold received number of gifts
from his guests. Several of the
mothers assisted Mrs. Taylor in scrv-
ing.
BOBB1E TROUSDALE GOES HOME
Little eleven-ycar-old Bobbic
Trousdale of Mott was the happiest
youngster in town last Saturday,
when his father came here to take
him home. Bobbie has been in ST..
Alexius Hospital since last July, at
first under treatment for scarlet
fever, and later undergoing several
operations for mastoids. He has
been. rather sick little boy, and is
still using crutches, his legs having
been affected by the poison, but he
is always jolly! and had become the
pet of the hospital Indeed, in a
way, it is partly his home, for he
was born in the old hospital build
ing. Bobbie wants everybody to be
sure to know he's back home again,
so we're broadcasting the news.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE
MONDAY CLUB MEETS

The Monday Club met yesterday
at the home Iof Mrs. b. L. Jones
After parliamentary drill roll call
Mrs. M. H. Atkinson presented a
paper on Paul the Orator; Paurs
Address on Mars Hill; Paul's Char.
ges to the Elders; and the Defense
Before Agrippa." Mrs. M. H. Jew
ell also read a paper, on 1.-The Let.
tcrs Of James and John"
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YOU BIG STIFF
KNEE Watch Your Finish

Stiff, swollen. inflamcd. rheuma-
tic joints should be treated with a
remedy made for just THAT purpose
only.
Remember the name Of this new
discovery is Joint-Easc and it will
take out the agony, reduce the
swelling and timber up any troubled
joint after ordinary cure-alls have
miserably failed. Just rub it on
6Cc tube at any drug store and
all druggists-ask for Joint Ease.
Always remember, when Joint
Ease gets in joint misery gets out
quick. t
ADV.
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Homer Spohn, Mrs. Clifton John on,
Mrs. E. f. Kicker, Mrs. W. S. STRAIT.
ton, and Mcssfs. B. NJ. Dunn and c.
E. Pickles. Those. who have petitions
ready arc requested to return them
to Mrs. Setscr or Mrs. Stratton as
soon as possible SO that the first
meeting may be called and officers
elected.
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ENTERTAINS AT BIRTHDAY
PARTY

Miss Ardcth Gussncr. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gussner enter.
tanned % of her friends at six
o'clock dinner party last evening on
the occasion o. her thirteenth birth.
day. Following the dinner the
guests danced and played games.
Prizes were won by Agnes Nelson,
Dency Dickinson. DOrothea Ward
and Victoria Dunn.
Mrs. Gussncr was assisted by Mrs.
Colman, Mrs. Joslin, Mns. Rohrcr and
Mrs. dollhouse.
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BABY BURIED
IN GARRISON

Robert Vally, nine month old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. William Vally
Of Douglas, died at local hospital
here on Sunday night. The body
was sent to Garrison this morning
for burial there this afternoon.
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novel characters. They are "Bo-
hemian" in a village and they be-
came sedate and settle down after
they leave the village. 1t is a re-
markable story and is remarkable
picture. It is showing at the Cap
itol Theatre these days. Laura LA
Plante, Norman Kerry and Ruth
Clifford head the cast.
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AT THE CAPITOL.

"BWttcrfiy,' novel by Kathleen
Norris. which was produced by Uni
versal as a Jcwel-Clarencc Brown
production, was published serially in
Pictorial Review in 1922 and as a
book last year. 1t has excited con-
siderable comment because of its
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-10

Mems Club of the Mcth0.
dist Church will hold their
monthly get together meeting
and supper at the church
Thursday evening, March IL
at 6:l5 p. m. All men of the
church and friends cordially
invited.
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CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our apprc-
citation Of the many kindnesscs and
sympathy shown us during the ILL
ness and death of our beloved hus-
band and father.
Mrs. Clara Anderson and children.
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All members of the Eastern
Star wishing reservations for
banquet served for school OF
instruction Tuesday, March
II, at 6 O'Clock, please notify
the following committee:
Mrs. w. E. Perry. Mrs. c. B.
Nupen, Mrs. +. E. McCurdy.
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TO VISIT MOTHER

E. A. Hughes left today for Pasa-
dena, CAL. where he will visit his
mother, who is spending the winter
at Pasadena. Mrs. e. A. Hughes is
visiting in New York City.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-10

Royal Arch Masons regular
meeting Bismarck Chapter
No. 10. Tuesday commencing
at 5 y. m. Dinner at 6:15
followed by Royal Arch De-
gree. All companions urged
TO attend.
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The l.. A. P. M. will give a
dance Thursday, March IL, at
|. 0. o. F. Hall. Everybody
invited. Music bv Al buttons
Orchestra. Dancing at 9
O'Clock.
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ORGANIZE ORDER OF THE RAIN.
BOW

The Advisory Board of the Order
of the Rainbow for girls met last
night to complete plans for the or
ganizing of a chapter in Bisma rex.
The organization is sponsored by the
Order of the Eastern Star, and is
open to girls of from thirteen to
eighteen years Of age. About twen-
ty-fivc girls have already petitioncd
for membership and it is hoped that
as many others as possible will Pc
tition soon in order to be among. the
charter members. There is one 9TH
err organization in the state, at Mo-
hall. Fargo is also taking steps to
form an assembly.
Any parents or girls who are in
terested are asked to see or tcle-
phone a member Of. the advisory
board for information. Board mem.
bers are: Mrs. J. 1. Sctser. Mrs,
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TO VISIT CIJBA

Mrs. A. w. Lucas and Mrts. Thomas
MCGOWAN have left for Eastern
points on an extended vacation
which will take them to Cuba and
adjoining islands.
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ATTEND TOURNAMENT

Thclma Lie man, Helen Boucher,
and Aileen Staus Of Steele spent the
weekend here attending the basket
ball tournament and the close Of
the legislative session.
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Regular meeting Lloyd
Spetz Post No. l, Wednesday,
March IL, 81 500 o'clock
sharp. Entertainment by
Boy Scouts.
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LEAVE For CALIFORNIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Poole left
this morning for Anahci1n, Cal.
where they have taken an apartment
for several months. They do not
expect to return to Bismarck until
about June 10.
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Brunswick Potable Ph0nO-
graphs, the real entertainer.
Call and hear one. Webb
Bros
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HEAR TALK ON MUSICAL INSTRU-
MENTS

The Girl Reserves entertained the
Hi Y" boys at supper last night at
the Presbyterian church. After
singing number of poppy songs,
Spencer Boise gave an illustrated
talk on music, particularly with re-
ference to the functions of the vari-
Gus instruments in orchestras, the
moods and qualities they express. He
demonstrated his address with var
ious orchestral selections played. on
a monograph, mixing his talk both
instructive and enjoyable.
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CHANGE-OF-PLAN BRlEGE CLUB
MEETS

The Change Of Plan Bridge Club
met last evening at the c.. NJ. Flett
home on Seventh Street. Honors
were won by j. T.. O'Ncil and Jack
Wallace. Lunch was served at mid
night.
The next meeting Of the dub will
be held next Saturday night at the
home of +. 7. HillEnan, 820 Avenue ID.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-10

Brunswick Photographs
and Records, the true repro.
ductiOn. Webb Bros.
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SPEND SUNDAY IN STEBLE

SPEND SUNDAY IN SIEH LIZ
Charles Licssman of the >Secrc-
tary of States office spent Sunday
in Steele, accompanied by Rcprcscn-
tative l.. o. Fredrickson and Mrs.
| Fredrickson of Pekin.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-10

Take the Guess work out of
Cooking. LOrain Oven Heat
Regulators. Internationally
guaranteed. Get the facts
Bismarck Gas Co.
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HERE FROM CROMWELL
John Engdahl of Cromwell was
in town yesterday on business.
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RETURNS FROM TRIP
A. j. Arnot returned home Sunday
night from trip to Chicago and
Minneapolis.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-10

The Modern Dairy can sup
ply you with the best grade
Of dairy products.
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HERE FROM CIR

Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Anderson OF
Glib we're in town yesterday.
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BALDWIN SCHOOL NEWS

Harry, one day at school: Are
we going to have chicken for nature
study tomorrow"
The sixth grade geography class
has completed their product maps Of
the United States.
Those having perfect attendance in
the upper grade room for the past
month are: George Lem, Margaret
Lem. Emma Rupp, Florence Rupp,
Frances Rupp, Walter Rupp, Vernon
Satter, Lester Schonert, Herman
White.
Noel Borner has 100 per cent in
spelling during all Of the past
month.
The school closed at 4 p m. We'd
nesday for two days Thanksgiving
vacation.
Mabel Anderson was the honor
student in the lower grade room this
month, having an average of 100 per
cent in spelling.
Those having perfect attendance
in the lower grade room this month
are: Kenneth Satter, Emma White,
ROLAND Sevick, Lois Schonert, Doris
Poole, Dolores Gehrke, Lillian Gehrke,
Eugene Fevold, Mabel Anderson.
The contributions from the lower
grade children for the Children's
Home Fund amounted to fifty-seven
cents.
The lower grade construction
classes have begun Christmas decor
ations for their room.
The lower grades were grateful to
Orville Monroe Tuesday morning
when he brought us three photograph
records.
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BALDWIN AND WILTON


Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Yakish, who
have been working on the Paul llogue
form the past season, will soon leave
for other parts.
Mr.. John Rupp left some time ago
for Clearbrook, Minnesota, where he
will stay few weeks at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Claus GARNER and
family.
Miss Gertrude Fricke, who WORKS in
Bismarck ut the WoOlworth store
visited over the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Fricke
friends in the capital city over the
weekend returning Monday morning
on the North 500.
Mr.. Fred Schroeder and daughter,
Miss Bertha Schroeder, were Wednes-
day afternoon callers ut the Richard
Borner home.
Theodore and Raymond Burkhart
Of the Naughton district were trans
acting business in town Monday at
ternOOn.
The building formerly occupied by
Rupp Bros. store has been rented by
DR.. Hosteller and family. MIR. Hos
teller uses the lower part Of the
building for blacksmith shop and
garage, the upper rooms being used
as living quarters.
Mr.. J. s. Fevold of the Farmers
State Bank was 4 business caller in
the capital city early in the week.
Willie Borner and family OF the
Burnt Creek district were shopping
in town Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. John Herdebu and sons, Carl
and Fred, visited at the Richard Bor-
ner home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. &. V. Anderson spent part Of
the week in Bismarck looking after
business affairs.
The many friends of Carl Engle-
man will be sorry to learn that he
has shown but little improvement
the past week. Mr.. Engleman has
been critically i'll with typhoid pneu-
mOnia for some time.
Miss Peterson, Baldwin teacher,
visited with her sitter north of town
over the weekend.
Quite u few local folks took in the
big corn show which was held at Bis
marck the past week. They report
most interesting and enjoyable
time, with fine lot of exhibits from
all parts of the state.
An agent for the Curtis Publish
ing Company visited the local school
recently in the interests of his firm.
Mr.. Ben Ryerson and family Of Re-
gan visited with Baldwin relatives last
Sunday.
Miss Emma Jiras visited with
friends at Underwood over the week
end.
Rev. F.. v. Headen and wife have
returned from a short visit ut James
town with their sons. Horace and
Harvey, and their daughter, Miss Ed
ma May Headen, all Of whom are at
tending jamestown College.
Word was received in town the last
Of the week of the death of Mrs.
George Ward, pioneer resident of
Baldwin who left here early in the
fail for the west coast, where she
had planned on visiting with rela-
tives during the winter months. Mrs.
Ward got sick few days after reach
ing the home Of her son, Horace Ward
at San Diego, and died few days
later. The body was brought to Bis
marck for burial.
Mrs. Art Sheldon visited in Wilton
last Sunday en- route from u few
weeks visit with friends at Under
wood to her home at Ashley.
Mrs. Walter Williams Of Washburn
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ONE THIN WOMAN
GAINED 10 POUNDS
IN 20 DAYS
Skinny Men Can
Do the Same

That's going some-but skinny
men, women and children just can't
help putting on good, healthy flesh
when they take McCoy's Cod Liver
Oil Compound Tablets.
As chock full Of vitamines as the
nasty, fishy tasting cod liver oil
itself, but these sugar-coated. taste
less tablets are. as easy to take as
candy and won't upset the stomach.
One woman gained ten pounds in
twenty-five days. Sixty tablets, six
ty cents. Ask Finney Drug Co., A.
p. Lenhart Drug Co., or any druggist
for McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound
Tablets. Directions and formula on
each box.
"Get McCoy's, the original and gen.
uine Cod Liver Oil Tablets"
Adv.
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Mex ENZIE

Rural School Inspector Miss Shir-
ley Fox visited the local school Mon
day.
While loading a car of cattle in
Bismarck Friday l. f. Heaton had
the misfortune to be knocked down
by a stampeding Of the herd, and one
ear was nearly severed from his
head. He was not injured other
wise and the ear is getting along
nicely.
Mrs. Belk returned from Mandan
Saturday, where she had been taking
treatment for week.
W. l.. Watson made business trip
to Mandan Saturday.
George Hughes and family attend
ed the meeting at the tabernacle
Monday night.
Mrs. f. W. Anderson left Tuesday
for Virginia, Illinois, to spend
Thanksgiving and Christmas with her
parents. Mr.. Anderson will join her
at Christmas time.
MIR. and Mrs. V. p. Heaton and son,
Pat, of Wing spent Saturday with the
Heaton family.
Mrs. b. Meth and c. feathers gave
miscellaneous shower for Dorothy
BOren.
A hypnotist visited the town one
night last week and 4 few of the To-
cal young men know how it feels to
be hypnotized.
Mrs. f. Manly, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wolfe, Lucille Manly and l.. Wright
motored up from jamestown Sunday
and spent the day at the Manly home.
Mrs. Wolfe was formerly Florence
Manly.
Gene STRIVING, who has been
spending some time with his grand.
mother in Minneapolis, is home again.
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LEM NEWS


Mrs. B. N. Lem and children left
last Friday for Fergus Falls, Mimi,
where they are going to spend the
winter with Mrs. Lein's parents. b.
N. Lein expects to remain here for
about two weeks.
John Birkeland and son, Clifford.
and daughter, Mrs. Vic Pardon, spent
Saturday in Bismarck attending to
business matters and doing some
shopping.
Eldro Hammer, who has been work
ing in this vicinity for some time,
departed for his home at jamestown
Friday.
A few from this vicinity took in
the show at Driscoll on Saturday eve
ming.
Quite few from this neighbor-
hood spent Sunday afternoon at Rob.
inson.
A few from this neighborhood at
tended the basket social at the j. W..
Byers school Saturday evening.
Alfred and Seymour Arneson and
Mrs. Sivert Brenden spent the great
.er part Of last week in Bismarck do.
ing some doctoring.
Gale Birkeland returned from FL
bridge Friday, where she has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Vic Pardon.
The latter returned with her and re-
manned until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Anunson of
Driscoll spent Sunday at the N. A.,
Soderholm home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Brenden and son,
Howard, and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Lem
spent Sunday evening ut the Alfred
Arneson home.
A few of the children in this
neighborhood have been having
measles.
Einor and Knut Spildes spent Fri
day evening at the J. o. Rise home.
Joseph and Clarence Rise and Ed
die Arneson spent Monday evening at
the Spilde home.
Mrs. Minnie Prater left on Sun.
day for Bismarck. where sue " Ill va
it until Tuesday.
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WILD ROSE

WILD ROSE
Mr.. George Staff of Baker, Mon
tana. is putting a roof on a barn for
W. H. Brownawell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Thompson, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Saville and son Frank, motored to
Bismarck Wednesday to the corn
show.
Mr.. Henry Reaman of Hazelton
was out the fore part Of the week
and installed phones for Aleck Jaw
ask and Avid Lundberg.
Earl Elliott was hauling wheat
from the homeste to Mofrit last
week.
Olaf Feltheim Of Braddock was out
in this vicinity Thursday, purchas-
ing stock for shipment.
A number of the young people here
spent Sunday afternoon practicing
the play TO be given here in the near
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Brownawell and
daughter Helen and Miss Mary Met
calf made a business trip to Bismarck
Saturday.
Grant Hulett Of Kidder county was
through here the fore mart of the
week getting farmers to sign up for
the Farmers Cooperative Shipping
Association with headquarters in
Braddock. The first meeting will be
held at l o'clock p. M. Dec. s. All
farmers who raise anything to ship
are invited to be present
The second meeting of the Parent
Teachers Association will be held in
Wild Rose School No. Saturday
evening. Dec. 3, beginning at : o'clock.
After a short program and business
meeting. lunch will be served. Every
one is cordially invited to come and
spend a pleasant evening with their
neighborS in the interest of CO.
operation for better schools. Each
family is requested to please bring
some refreshments.
MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd Gosney enter
tanned at their home Sunday, MIR. and
Mrs. Press Gosney and children of
Sterling and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Saville and daughters and Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aleck Jawaski and
baby and JAG, Kareeny spent Tuesday
evening at the Brownawell home
playing whist.
MIR. and Mrs. r. ]. Elliott shipped
a number of dressed turkeys to Chi
cago for the Thanksgiving market
Mf. ana MIS-. y. y. IuEh ana emit
dren visited the Corn Show at Bis
marck last week
MIR. George Staff from Baker, Mon
taha, spent Sunday visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Howard Brownawell and
husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. F.. Buck and son
George and Homer Brownawel at
tended the corn show in Bismarck
Thursday.
Miss Avis Carlisle. who attends
high school in Braddock. spent the
weekend with the home folks.