The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-29
News of Our
NeighbOrs
LEN NEWS

attended and everything sold at
! fair price.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Arneson spen
Friday and Saturday at Bismarck,
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Nelson, Mr.
! and Mrs. Sivert Brcndcn and son
| Howard, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Lcin
! and sons, Carl and Bonnie, spent Sat
| urday evening at the Melvin J. Lei,
/ nomc.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. J. Lem and Sol
Marlen spent Friday evening at tn,
J. o. Rise home.
! Misses Gale and Doris Birkelant
! spent Saturday afternoon at Steel,
| on shopping trip.
| Don't forget the basket social anC
| program that is to be given in schoo
40. | on Friday evening, Oct. so
Ladies'. bring your baskets and men
please bring your pockctbOOks. Every.
body welcome.
Ed Nygaard took Mrs. Rachel An.
dcrson to Bismarck on Friday. Mrs
Anderson has been assisting Mr.
Nygaard during the past summer and
fail with housework.
Howard Brenden, Helmer and Ed.
die Aincson and Naldcmar Lcin took
in the show at Wing on Friday even.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Prater and
family motorcd to futile on Satur-
day. They also drove to Robinson to
investigate the oil proposition.
Joseph and Clarence Rise, Arnold
thristiauson, Orwell GundcrSon and
E!dro Hammer attended the show in
Wing Saturday evening.
Geo. Christensen and n. y. Solder
hoim hauled flax to Driscoll on Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Hcrbic Gundcrson attended to
business matters in Driscoll on We'd
nesday.
john Birkcland was in Bismarck on
Tuesday.
Bonnie Lcin was forced to stay in
Driscoll for Il couple Of days last
week on account Of not getting his
grain unloadcd because Of the eIevu-
TOR being broken
Carl Lem and Joseph Rise made a
flying trip to Driscoll on Wednesday
night.
MIR. and Mrs. y. A. Sodcrholm pook
dinner and spent Sunday afternoon at
the John Birkcland home.
Clarence Rise spent Sunday after
noon with his friend, knut Spilte.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Isaac Botncm and
family spent Sunday at the Ole
Spildc home.
Mr. Ed Erickson and daughters,
Or1ella, Opal and Elr.a, and Hazel
Nelson and Priscilla Olson spent
Sunday afternoon and took supper at
the j. d. Rise home.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Lem and son
Morlen spent Sunday afternoon at
the j. NJ. Lem home.
Carl Lcin and children. Harry and
Marguerite, of Baldwin spen: Satur-
day night and Sunday with his sis
ter and Mrs. =. \. Lem and family
Ms Anna Loudahl, who teaches
in Lem school No. !, returned on
Saturday from Bismarck, where she
has been attending teachers inst;-
tutc.
surprise patty was given last
Sunday evening on Mr.. and Mrs. j.
NJ. Lem. a very large crowd attend
ed and 1T midnight Il nice lunch was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Lem have liv-
ed in this community for the past
~ years and the community will miss
them very much.
Mrs. Herbic Gunderson spent sun
day with Mrs. Geo. ChIistianson.
Miss Ethel Brendcn returned to
her high school duties in futile on
Sunday night.
Mrs. J. o. Lein Of Regain and Mrs.
Selma jacobson of Bismarck visited
at the Seymour Arneson home Sun
day and also took in the surprise
party at j. NJ. LENS in the evening,
returning to their homes the same
night.
Ed. Shaw Of Mandan spent Sunday
visiting with old friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Barkmar and
daughter Dorothy spent Sunday ut
the Martin Olson home near Sterl-
ing.
WILTON
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Washburn
left early in the week for New York
city and other points in the east
They will be absent Tor several
months.
Simon Jahr, former banker Of Will
ton. but now residing at Portland
Oregon, was here last week looking
after business affairs.
A. '. Marccl!us of Los Angeles is
here looking after business interests
He also spent several days at Regain,
where he has real estate holdings.
At special meeting of the Wilton
business men Monday night il was
decided to hold Il corn show and get
together day Saturday, November
18th. The proposition met with en-
thusiasm, and committee was APP
pointed to look after the details. 1t
is planned to make this event ore
especially attractive to the neiehbor-
ing farmers and their families, and
to foster Il better understanding be-
tween the city and country. After
the business Of the evening was dis
posed of few games of whist We're
played and Il nice lunch was served
late in the evening.
The ladiN Of tho Presbyterian
church held a food sale in the Mutual
store Saturday. afternoon at which a
nice sum was realized, which will be
used for church purposes. -
Mrs. Clara Peterson and Walter
k'rkcy. weli-knownt, young folks Of
this community. were married in Bis
marck last Wednesday. The newly
welded couple viii reside on the
Igroon!s farm southwestern town.