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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-06-04

The place to tell the news is the
Republican office and not to your
nighbors. Phone S3 or drop us
line in the post Office so that It will
reach us by Wednesday noon If pos
sible.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-06-04

Jack Goul and George Evans were
among the many local fishermen who
left last Monday in order to be on
hand early Tuesday morning, the
opening date of the fishing season.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pierce have
moved to Mountain Home from Pine
and expect to take up their perma-
nent residence here.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-06-04

Mrs. Clyde Colbert returned to her
home at Featherville last Tuesday
accompanying her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Clays.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-06-04

Groom modern house, furnished,
for rent June LIST. See Home Land
Company. S2-2ts
o. E. Norell spent last Friday In
Boise at meeting of the State Re-
publican Committee. Mr.. Norell ia
state committeeman from EImore
county and represented the county at
this conclave.
Pete Gandiago, well known sheep
man of this section, was in the city
for several days the forepart OF the
week. Mr.. Gandiago now has his
sheep on the range in the Vicinity of
Willow Creek.
Mrs. Lee Barber was an arrival
last Sunday from Boise, to spend
Memorial Day in this city.
Mrs. Lew Tanner, of Ketchum, was
visiting with Mountain Home friends
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Rich Thompson entertained
the members of the Methodist Ladies'
Aid at dinner last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Warner, of
Grand View, were the guests of MT.
and Mrs. Ralph Black last Sunday.
Claude Mendoza has accepted a
position in the Republican ONCE.
starting work last Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Morton and
Mrs. Don Daniels, spent
asst Sunday afternoon at Grand View.
DR.. and Mrs. o. p. Hamilton spent
last Monday in Boise attending the
Memorial Day exercises in the Cap
Ital City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Stone, OF
Boise, were the guests last Sunday OF
DR.. and Mrs e. f. Bicknell at their
nome in this city.
Deputy Sheriff w. w. Fountain re-
urned last Saturday from Hot Lake,
oregon, where he has been spending
he past week or ten days.
A number of the local members OF
he p e. o. motored to Meridian last
to institute chapter of
he organization in that city
FOR RENT - Furnished house
With sleeping porch for rent for sum
ner months Mrs. Amelia Brauchet.
inquire at Office OF o. e. Norell. it,
Miaa Emma Blunk returned last
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-06-04

According to word recently re-
ceived from Featherville the range
feed is the best that it has been in
several years past.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-06-04

William Wilson, we'll known resi-
dent of the Cold Springs section, was
a Mountain Home visitor last Sun
day and Monday
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-06-04

Mrs Charles Pascoe and son, Ro
land, of Bruneau. were attending the
Memorial Day exercises in Mountain
Home last Sunday.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-06-04

Lawrence Novak and Bob Love
returned last Sunday from a several
days automobile trip to HALEY,
Mackay and Arco.
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PAGE THIRTY-SEvEN

will be held at the Pleasant View Con-
solidated school on Friday evening,
Oct. 10Th. Everyone cordially invited.
Drlbcrt Olson and Miss Catherine
Doyle attended show in Wilton Sat.
uulay evening.
EsthcrvillsS W. N. r. l.. club met at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Ma
lone Thursday. Nine ladies were
present. Next meeting at Mrs. 1or,
gcnscn's Nov. 18th.
Dr. Brown Of McClusky was called
to the Vim. Hurlburt home Monday
morning.
Glen McAllistcr made trip to
Regain Monday.
Miss Magdalcn Patxncr. who is
attending st. Mary's school in Bis
marck, spent Saturday and Sunday Mt
home. She returned to Bismarck
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Malone spent
Friday evening ut the Vim. Hickcl
residence.
August Lundberg and Fred Berg
quist plastcred the teachcragc Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson and chill
drcn motorcd to Driscoll Sunday to
visit Mrs. Carlson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith.
J. Il. Jones. the Alta merchant, was
n business visitor in Regain Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Olson were
Regain shoppers Saturday afternoon.
Andy Garncs, Jr., and Fyanccs Tour
tlcottc are spending few days ut the
]. C. Olson home.
J. Il. Jones was Wilton visitor
Thursday.
j. &. Olson and c. l.. Malone were
business visitors in the Capital City
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson and fam.
lily motorcd to Bismarck Tuesday.
Dclbcrt Olson hauled load Of hogs
To Regain Monday.
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..Moffit

A slight change has been made in
the school program scheduled here
for Oct. 80. The ladies were asked
to bring baskets. This has been
changed to mo baskets" A lunch
IL 70 take the place OF baskets and
will be served IN the Eat Shop din.
ing room, after the program. BY
the school committee. Program
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Albert Heinback visited his friend
Andrew Meters. Sunday afternoon.
Tom Novak. Jr.. called at the Il.
G. Marchant home Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Heinback visited Mrs. Chris
Helm Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. G. Marchant were
shoppers in McClusky Thursday. Mrs.
Marchant had some dental work
done.
Steve Bachar was in Wing Thurs
day with load Of grain.
Philip Schulz is hauling coal for
Schrunck school No. 2.
Leroy Marchant was in Wing
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. ,Homburg left Sat
urday morning for Beach, where they
will attend the funeral Of Mrs. HON.
burg's sistcr-in-law, who was killed
in an automobile accident Friday
morning. n
James Novy's attended church in
Wing Saturday morning.
Mrs. Chris Hicn visited ut the r.
&. Marchant home Saturday after
noon. Pearl White went home with
Mrs. Helm to work for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Helm visited
Friday in futile with Mrs. Helms
parents.
+. NJ. Nolan took a load Of grain Ia
Wing on Saturday.
The Fodc boys visited their friend
Andrew Meters, Thursday evening.
j. +. Witt had dinner ut Marchant' s
Sunday
Wenzel Zozinck visited ut Novy's
Sunday afternoon.
J. F.. Wing was in Wing Saturday
afternoon.
Jalt Helms visited ut Chris Helms
Sunday afternoon.
Hanson brothers Of Bismarck are
tning hay forSiMr, Fode ut present
he Hindboufhs''bWs visited a,
lNvman Neiterss.sSuS9ay afternoon
The rabbit drive was "A great sue.
cess Sunday afternoon. There were
about Is men in the drive. There
were grea. many rabbits shot and
also all kinds of fun.
Andrew Meters, John and Manuel
FOde and ]. f. Witt called at Mar.
chants Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Seilinger and
son, Earl James, MIR. and Mrs. d. r.
Mcclellan, Herman Meters and j. f.
Witt mOtOred to Bismarck Monday in
Herman iSeilinger's new Dodge Sc
dan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Skei and family
visited ut Chris Helms Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Helm were in
Wing on Monday.
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S. w. Burleigh

The missionary society meeting
held ut Drew lrvans' Thursday was
well attended. About forty people
were present. including several WIS.,
TORS. Among them, Miss Runey, Mr..
Patterson Of Bismarck and Mrs. Var
mum and Mrs. Dance Of McnOken,
Rev. and Mrs. Grundy were also
present. The next meeting will be ut
Mrs. Durlums, November 3rd.
Amos Robadeau was IA business
caller in Bismarck Monday.
Roy Granting spent the weekend
visiting relatives in this vicinity. He
is now husking corn for Paul Hapel.
Walter Davenport of Bismarck call
cd at the lshmeal home Sunday.
Homer Anderson and wife Of new
Baldwin visited at the Howard ker-
shaw home Saturday and Sunday.
Dave Sullivan. who has been stay
ing at the John A. Stewart home, is
now staying in Bismarck.
VIM. Clark has been moving the
grass and weeds from the roadside
in Missouri township.
j. G. Chessak transacted business
in Bismarck Monday.
q. G. Davenport was busy Satur-
day putting up notices Of the county
election, which will be held next
Tuesday.
The schoolh0uscs in this vicinity
look rather lonesome, as the teachers
are. attending the two days teachers
meeting being held in Bismarck.
E91l Hapel was = business visitor
ID Bismarck Monday.
Rev. Grundy and wife were shop
ping in Bismarck Tuesday.
Traffic was held up on the. Apple
Creek grade Tuesday evening for
some time as the county grade ma
chine, WAS broken down.
John A. and Ronald Stewart are
fixing up the John As. house on the
reservation. Ronald Stewart plans
on living there this winter.
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Naught0n

Mr.. and Mrs. Wendal Hcndersh oft
and child are staying ut the home OF
Arthur Solberg while Mr.. and Mrs.
S0lberg arc gone to Duluth.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Solbcrg and
family visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Teb-
DO Harms Sunday.
D. J. McGillis called on Hugo Sol
berg Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil johnson and
children visited with Mr.. Jonas
johnson and family of Wilton Sum
day.
Chas. A. Johnson went to Bismarck
Monday after potatoes.
Wendell Hendershott was in the
capital city after potatoes Monday.
Hugo S0lberg was in the city on
business Monday.
Paul Carlson is staying with his
siyter.S Mrs. Joe Fischer. while Mr..
Fischer is hauling gravel.
Floyd Paris and several men have
been hauling hay last week.
Mrs. O. N. Lundin motorcd to Bis
.narck with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Burkhart Tuesday on business.
Paul Carlson was business caller
q the home Of Chas. johnson Tues
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred HARRISON went
TO Bismarck Wednesday.
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Arena

Misses Lucille Millmen and Hazel
Eapp went by train to the capital
city Saturday evening to attend the
Is and 26th.
Miss Ruth Kerr spent the week
end in Hardsficld with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. J. ID. Kerr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Glawille and
family and Ed. Smith were guests ut
the Mcintyre home Sunday afternoon
and evening.
Charlie Johns left Tuesday with q
carload of cattle for st. Paul and from
there he expects to go on to Wis
consin to visit his relatives.
Ben Klagenburg is doing some car
pcnter work for Elmer Drum this
week.
MI. and Mrs. Foxton Of Bowdon.
Elmer Perry, Carl Wolf and John
Wutxke were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Palms Sunday.
Quite q few candidates were out this
week campaigning for the different
offices. Frank Barnes, Rollin Welch
and w. L. Smith were among the vote
solicitors.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Ulfcrs made
business trip to Bismarck Tuesday.
Mrs. Ulfers had an appointment with
the dentist.
/. Miss Minnie Wagner went to Steele.
Sunday to take tho train to the CAPT.
tol city to attend the teachers insti-
tutc. s..s
Some chicken thieves have been
very busy in this community. ChAylie
Johns lost several Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Weber and
son were guests Of Mrs. Weber's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4elhop south.
east Of Arena Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers attend
ed the Sunday school convention held
in Steele Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Klagcnburg, Mrs.
Owen Mcintyre and Frank Walker
were shopping in Tuttlc Thursday.
Charlie Edwards was business
caller ut Bert Glanvillc's Sunday
morning.
Teddy Haas and Theodore Nathan
were hauling Ignite from Arena
Friday.
The lost dog Of Mr.. Grimns. that
straycd away about six weeks ago,
was found in Wing one day this
week. Emerson Granville is keeping
the pct until he gets word from Mr..
Grimm, who lives in Iowa. They pro-
baby will have him shipped back by
express.
Ed. poud was a business caller in
town one day this week.
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Chas. a. Johnson was in the capital
city on business Tuesday.
Herman Gierkie called at the home
of Robert Solbcrg Monday.
Emil Johnson was in the capital
city Wednesday.
Chas. Johnson went after load
of coal Wednesday.
Emil Johnson mOtored to Wilton
Tuesday to see j. NJ. Thompson on
business.
Edwin Johnson is having his car
overhaulcd up at Fred J0hnson's in
Wilton.
George, William and Henry Gierkc
returned Thursday evening from
WaybOurnc, Saskatchewan, where they
have been threshing for the last three
months. Eng. Tuft, who went with
them, expects to return in u few days.
Mrs. Hugo Solbcrg and Mrs. Frank
GARNER were in the capital city Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gierkie and
daughter. Lavcrne and George and
Henry Gicrkic called ut the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Solbcrg Thurs
day evening.
Frank Johnson was business call
or ut tho home Of Chas. Johnson
Saturday.
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Sterling
Mis-. Peterson spent the weekend

Miss Peterson spent the weekend
at Motif.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ncimans spent Sunday
at the home of Elsus Elness.
Miss Mildred johnson spent the
weekend at home.
Edgar and Ernest Johnson spent
Sunday ut home.
Earl kccvcr, accompanied by Miss
Laura Laird, was at Will Stiles Sun
day evening. -
Clifford Wright visited with Rus
sell, TOllcfson Sunday.
Miss Madge Rllney was over Sunday
guest ut Henry Jessen's.
Mr.. Roy Walgrcn, accompanied by
Kenneth Walgren and Martin Reddy,
went to Bismarck Sunday forenoon.
+. L. Dorsen visited at Frank L0uel.
Inns near Mckenzie Sunday.
Tyler N. johnson and Carey John
son were helping Martin Olson thrcsh
last week. ~. ~
Adolph Bassen delivered hog to
Sterling Tuesday morning
Anton Mold, accompanied by his
father, were at Tyler Johnson's We'd
Mrs. Carey johnson, accompanied
by Mrs. Tyler N. johnson, were in
Driscoll WedncSday.
Mrs. Oscar Anderson, accompanied
by. Mrs. Hanson were in Driscoll
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete slaback were in
Driscoll Wednesday.
Miss Mildred johnson spent the
weekend at.Max Lang's.
Miss Peterson spent the weekend
ut Mcnokcn.
/ T. N. johnson and family were in
Driscoll Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sloback were in Dris-
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Wright, accom-
panied by Tyler N. johnson, were at
ct Van vlcet's sale Frid1y.
Miss Pauline Envick was in Dris-
coll Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Mork were
in Driscoll Thursday.
Mrs. o. Anderson and daughter,
Marion. were shopping in Driscoll
Saturday.
MIR. Butts was ut Tyler Johnson's
last week to buy pigs.
II. r. Wright took horses to town
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright. accompanied
by Miss Peterson, were ut Tyler
Johnson's Wednesday night.
Tom Stewart and family, accom-.
panied by Miss Peterson, were at the
dance in Sterling Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Lang were in
Bismarck Saturday.
Mart Kershaw was in town Friday.
Max Lang was in Driscoll Saturday
evening. ~
Richard. Lang, accompanied by Miss
Esther Lang and Mildred Johnson,
were visiting at Bellies Sunday. s
Quite 4 number Of the Sterling
people attended the dance ut Sterling
Friday night. ss 80. .s3~.
Quite . number; of the Sterling pco.
pie attended the r. T. A. Thursday
evening. .4
A small.program was given.
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Mr.. Vaenum hauled some Of his
sheep by truck to Mckenzie from
the Davis farm.
Royal Thomas entered the Bis.
marck hospital Saturday to have his
tonsils removed and was discharged
Sunday.
Those who were in Bismarck Sat-
urday were Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Graves, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Graves
and daughter, Mrs. Homer Craven,
Mrs. v. NJ. Craven, Mrs. L. ]. Ag-
new, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Abelein,
Miss Nellie Dance, Frank and EN-
ma WachaL Melvin, Agnes and Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Funston and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ebling of Bis
marck visited Mr.. and Mrs. Edd
Ebling Saturday evening.
A pie supper and program will
be given BY the two Menoken
schools Thursday, Oct. %, in the
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. varnum
motored to the Glum home on the
river Friday, also called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto DornAn.
Mrs. Clifford Craven called on
Mrs. @. r. Ayers Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Nellie Evarts Of Bismarck
visited the school taught by Mrs.
Nellie Dance Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wiles of PIG
marck spent Sunday at the A. v.
Fisher home.
Irwin Anderson has purchased n
Chevrolet truck and is hauling
gravel for the Burstad road grad
ing outfit.
MIR. and Mrs. w. +. Dance were
Sunday dinner guests at the 4. l.
Dralle home in Bismarck.
Mrs. A.. C.. Dance. and son
Maurice spent Sunday visiting Mr.
and Mrs. w. J. Dobson and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. McGoon and
family Of Bismarck.
George Wachal motored 10 Bis.
marck on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Varnum, Ada
and Stanley McCurdy, Joe Hill and
Betty Allsbery, spent Sunday al
the Yeakle brothers.
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THE housewife who eagerly well

liz housewife WHO eagerly well
comes new <iood helps given her
in canned products would be as
ton'sl,ed to know OF the amount of
careful preparation and trouble that
goes 10 make her canned foods palat-
abe, sanitary and l.ealthiul Her
icat shelves Of convenient, prepared
foods represent much thought ard sci.
tl.'iic research.
Science has paved the way for
every new advance in canning since
the days When Nicholas Appcrt made
his first experiments in the canning
process more than a century ago. The
National Gamers Association. organ
led III 1907. soon saw the need for
o-gaH,zcd research as an aid TO its
members and in 1915. at the sugges-
ton ol DR.. Harvey W. Wiley. estab-
li,hcd its own Research, Bureau, which
is now under the direction OF DR..
W. ID. Rigclow, formerly DIR. Wiley's
ss;s.ant.
The, Research Laboratory at WASH
ington conducts investigations in cl,cm-
istry. physics, biology, bactcriology,
relative to the canning OF foods and
she composition, nutri,ive value, and
storage 81 canned foods. Its work
II closely correlated with several
UNIVERSITIES: Leland Stanford. Har-
ward. Maryland. University OF Cali
for',ia, and Columbia University.
In addition to these universities.
the laboratory is il easy contact with
the administrative and scientific Offices
at every department i'll the United
States Government, maintaining CO.
operation in many fields. Recently.
In its search for new disiniectant
for apples, the Department OF Ami.
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Cromwell

: Earl Marley, sitter . three weeks
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Ars.
Joe Marley, has gone to Jamestown to
accept q position.
A large crowd, many from a con-
siderable distance; attended the sale
held 1t Geo. Cadle's farm Tuesday.
Considering the hard Session things
sold quite we'll.
Saw Turnbow, George Morris and
Walter CloOten made brief visit ct
the Edw. Norris home Tuesday after
T. r. ana Edw. Norris motorcd TO
Baldwin Thursday afternoon. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Marley were shop
ping in Bismarck Friday. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C.. Nelson were
shopping IN Bismarek Saturday.
The Cromwell school board took
advantage Of school being closed for
teaehers' institute q Bismsrck -
build new chimney &c schoolhouse
No. 1. This Vas necessltated by the
old one having been struck BY light.
ninG. duyirg tke thunderatorm in 0epe
tember.. NJ. 1eeeabey from Bald
win, was sseured to d the msson
work. &
John KeeSer, was, In Bismarck WED
nslday dttenAtn9 Mts. Lewis trial
5 Sam Brown ana Art tricke returned
from Garrison Wednesday night. Ths1
had gone there, tQs work in y, COL
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Long Lake

MIR. and Mrs. H. P. Assclstinc were
shopping in the capitol city Monday.
Mrs. Ed. Olson, who had been spend
ing few days ut the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. John Benz, of Taft
township, returned Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lane motorcd to
kintyrc Wednesday,.
A miscellaneous shower was given
Mrs. Alfred Faust and family We'd
nesday afternoon by fourteen ladies.
Many useful gifts were presented
and 4 lunch was served at. 5 o'clock.
Mrs. A. Werner and Mrs. w. V.
Carol entertained ten ladies at u
delicious 5 o'clock dinner Thursday.
Those present were Mcsdames +.
Pilisbury, F.. Porter, c. Stevens, +.
Enochson, H. Asselstinc, NJ. McNally,
+. Olson, H. Adams, +. johnson, y.
JensOn.
Mrs. +. Pillsbury and sister. Miss
Marie Hamlin, m0torcd to Sterling
Wednesday. Miss Hamlin. who has
been visiting friends and relatives in
this vicinity for the past five weeks,
took No. 8 for Fargo, where she will
visit for week before returning to
Her Nome in Minneapolis.
Mrs.. Larson and family have moved
into the property vacated BY Mr..
Benton intMoffit.
Mr. and Mrs. Fay. johnson motored
to bismarck Friday to visit with Bert
johnson 1t, the ST. Alexius hospital.
4 number Of Young people from
here attended xthes1ance in Sterling
Friday might and reported good music
and an enjoyable time.
Thomas. Hall spoke ut the Benz
hall Saturday evening. a good sized
crowd was present.
A program and supper will be
given. ct the Benz hall Saturday, Oct.
SO, by. the teachers and students Of
the. Motif school. Admission, Soc
which. includes supper. A basket
social was announced, but it was
decided, more favorable to serve sup
per issttsd. Everybody invited.
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NEWS OF OUR NElGHBORS

eral months, returned home the
latter part Of the week.
Miss Gertrude Fricke has return
led to her work in the office Of DR..
Bolton 1t Bismarck after spending
Ia few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. z. A. Fricke.
A1bin sThysell and daughter
Marion returned home last week
from Hawley, Miun., where Mr..
Thysell h. besn employed for sew:
eral months. Miss. Thysell and
brother, David, left here q short
time ago, and Miss Thysell visited
among relatives for about a week.
David remained for = longer stay
in the east.
Kollin Welch, candidate for
sheriff, and E. J. Cobel, candidate
for re-election to the office of
c0rdnefs were here the latter part
Of the week on business.
Bill Gilbeftson has been working
on the C. v. Anderson farm for q
short time. We understand Bill
plans on staying there during the
winter and resuming his work on
the section In the spring.
Section foreman, Nels Anderson
and helper, Merl White, spent sew
eral days Of the past week at Wash
burn, where they have been help
ing lay tracks and otherwise i'm
prove the railroad 1t that point.
They went back and forth on the
train. q
Willie Splitter motored to Man
dan the latter part Of the week,
returning home With his little son
Willie, and his father, Charles
Spitzer, sof Deer Park, WASH, who
had been visiting his daughter
Clara in Msndsn the past week.
Osvinc Falkenstein and Clifford
Little drove cattle to the Arne Mad
Ian place from the Satter farm Sum
day, the round trip being something
over fifty mileA
The sale which was held Tuesday
at the George Cadle farm was fair
| " we'll attended. ]. NJ. Thompson
Of the Rock Hill neighborhood was
! the auctioneer and ]. S. Fevold
acted az clerk. We understand Mr.,
Gable and family will remain on
the farm during the winter, and
| probably look for a new home in
the spring.
J. Herbert Fricke, who is working
on the Sam Turnbow dairy farm
near Bismarck, hauled several loads
CT hay from the Apple Creek dis.
trict the past week. 1t requires
two days for Herb to make the trip
/ The local bank held sale Of
SOME personal property including
q number of cows, which had beer
foreclosed ON Monday.
Hans Christensen shipped out 9
car Of hogs to the st. Paul yards
Friday.