The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-22
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Mr.: and Mr.. Henry JohpaQn and
daughter, Caroline, were Wilton @ll-
Mr.. and Mss. yartin Hagen. Mr.,and
Mrs. Rudolph Hagen attended Oh drch
At Wilton Tuesday night.
May Anstrom spent Tuesday night
with Caroline Johnson.
&C. W. Brooks has been assisting
Axel Steinquist with threading.
l.. c. Petersen attended to some
duties on his farm Tuesday.
Herman Johnson, Gertrude Dams
from and father, Arthur Damstrom,
and Mrs. Hayes called ut the Henry
johnson home Tuesday evening, Cert
rude remaining to visit few days.
Pearl Krush, who has been visit
ing with her folks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nick krush. left for Mandan We'd
nesday. where she will visit short
time 1T the home Of Dr.. Ness, from
there going back to Dickinson tore
sumo her school work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Steinquist call
ed on their daughter, Mrs. Lloyd May
nard, Monday night.
man johnson called at the Arthur
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunder Hagen were
callers at the Frank Erickson home
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel stcinquist were
among those who attended the Evan
gclic meeting Sunday evening.
Andrew fallcn, W. G. jackson,
Oscar Anstrom and son, Wallace,
motored to Brush Lake Wednesday,
being ready to start hunting.
Lucille Brooks visited a few days
with Doris Cummings in Wilton. !,
Mrs. Adrian Brooks and Lucille
Brooks motored to Wilton Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Marion kaschal and children
OF Iron Mountains, Michigan, sister
OF Mrs. Henry Johnson, Is visiting
with relatives and friends Of this
community.
Townley Anstrom spent Wednesday
night with Orval Brooks.
Those who were absent from school
No. ] Wednesday were Albert and
Leonard Lange. Emmett Brooks and
Wallace AnstrOm.
Louise Hagen, who began school
Monday. is staying nj tho home of
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin lIa"cn. g
Caroline Johnson has been on the
/, sick list. Ms .s't
Mrs. Lloyd Maynard spent Wednes-
day afternoon visiting at her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Steinquist.
Mrs. Hayes, daughter Elvira and
Doris Damstron,, Of Bismarck, called
at the Henry Johnson home Wedncs-
day afternoon.
buzz Benedict was business caller
ut Wilton Wednesday.
LII Hnt nnl 4.
! Thursday evening after spending "a
few days with friends ut Wilton.
Mrs. Dave Dixon, daughter, Ocor-
gotta, and sons. 1.loyda and Robert
transacted business in Wilton Thurs
day. IL
Harry ktpsh Of Wilton called Mt
his brother. Nick Krush, Friday,
Bill Ritner is assisting Mt thp Mar
, tin Hagen home.
Axel Steinquist hauled krain 10
Wilton Thursday.
Mrs. Adrian Brooks and Mrs. G. w.
, Brooks were Wilton callers. TAurs-
day.
Herman johnson called at the
Henry Johnson home Wednesday
evening.
Martin Hagen, Bill Bitncr; Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Hagen enjoyed hunting
Thursday.
!. Andrew, .yallen, w. G. Jackson,
Oscar, AnstrOm and son, Wallace, re-
turned from Brush Lake Thursday
evening after having success at hunt
ing.
Orval Brooks and Norman John
spent Thursday evening with Townlcy
Anstrom.
Mrs. Alvin LANCE and son, Donald.
visited ut the Oscar Anstrom home
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Adrian Brooks and Mrs. C.. w.
Brooks made Il short visit ut the
Oscar Brostrom home Saturday FORE
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Hagen and
son. Alfred. and Martin Hagen left
Saturday morning for Bordulac, N.
OAK, to visit with the latter's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Walter Grabarkewitz. Viola
Hagen accompanied them frc", Wink.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Brooks anu son,
Orval, left Saturday afternoon to visit
their son. Clarence, who lives near
Regain.
Mrs. Adrian Brooks, Lucille, Mar
ion and Emmett mot0red to Bismarck
Saturday evening. Mr.. Brooks arriv-
ing from Jamestown, acc ompanicd
them home.