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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-21
The BISMARCK TRIBUNE

+! son called at the Geo. Nelson place
| Saturday on business.
Gladys Nelson was q business caller
at the Andrew Trygg farm Saturday,
Elmer Trygg called on the Nelson
girls Saturday ON business.
G. o. Kettelscp was . Regain shop
per Saturday On business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson and
Martin were transacting business IN
Regain Saturday.
Victor and OIeet Strcm were bust
ness shoppers In Wiltea Saturday.
The Nelson boys made trip to the
river Saturday morning after wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson and
Martin motored to Wilton Saturday
to take in . sale. Ss
The Nelson boys hauled some coal
from the mine Saturday.
| Elsie Olson took in the sale held At
the Herman Gierke farm last Friday.
Gladys Nelson visited with Emma
Nelson Sunday afternoon.
John Kruger called on Martin Nell
son Sunday en- route to Wilton.
Geo Cadle called ut Martin Nelson's
Saturday night on business.
MIR. and Mrs. Porter Nelson visited
with his parents Saturday night and
left for home to do their threshing
before returning to hay again.
Geo. Martin and Gerald called on
W. Brown Sunday morning on bust
ness. MIR. Brown has Just moved into
the Trygg neighborhood.
Mrs. Jim Jares, Lille and Willie
were dinner guests Sunday with Mrs.
Geo. Nelson and family.
John Kruger was caller ut Geo.
Nelson's Sunday en- route to Wilton.
A number Of young folks from this
vicinity attended the barn dance held
ut Joe Sorche's Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cashow and son,
Arthur, were callers Mt Geo. and
Martin Nelson's Sunday on business.
John Kruger called on friend In
Wilton Sunday.
Those who attended Sunday school
and services In schoolhouse No. 1
where Reverend Bachman delivered
q sermon we're Mr., and Mrs. Farley,
Mrs. Charlie Rue, Gladys, Clara and
Margaret. Mrs. Geo. Nelson. Gertie.
Gladys and Cwendolyn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred and family. John, Edgar and
Elmer Trygg, Elsie, Edith and Lam
nard Olson, Emma and Hugo Nelson.
Mrs. Jim Jares. Lille and Willie.
Irene and Hazel Anderson. Ida, Myrtle
and George Msgnuson, Mrs.. Laurahce
Madland and Donald. Melvin and Paul
Coleman.
Vim. Brown, Geo. and Gerald Nelson
were nine miles north Of Regain Sun
day where they got three cows that
Mr.. Brown bought last spring at Mrs.
Lonis' sale.
Gladys Nelson was caller ut David
Tryeg's Monday evening ON BUSH
ness.
Geo. and Martin Nelson hauled four
loads Of coal from the Beckman coal
mine Monday.
4 number Of people Of this vicinity
took in the sale held ut Geo Cables
farm Tuesday.
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Charlie Splitter, former resident Of
baldwin, but now residing at Deer
Park, WASH, arrived early in the
week to visit among friends and rela-
tivcs and attend to matters Of a
business nature. Charlie says they
had an exceptional summer this year,
or rather none at all out his way.
The apples froze hard on the trees,
and it froxe all through the summer.
II he could sell his holdings in WASH
ington. Charlie says he would move
back to North Dakota and take
chances with the weather. While
here, Mr.. Splitter is having new barn
built on his farm near Arnold, to re.
place the one which was struck by
lightning several months ago. He 10
buying the material for the barn in
Baldwin, and William Splitter, Will
liam Miller and Richard Borner are
helping erect it. Mr.. Splitter left Sat-
urday for Mandan. where he visited
over-the weekend with his daughter,
Mrs. Clara 'SaksOn. He expected 70
return the fore part Of the week.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Cot
ton Of Mandan will be interested ii
knowing they left recently for Fer.
gus Falls. where they will make their
future home. Mrs. Cotton was form.
erly Miss Lille StrandemO, and il
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. E.
StrandemO Of Baldwin.
The dance which was held &C the
Joe Sorch farm Saturday might was
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Arena
Patrick Mulholland Of Long Beach

| Patrick Mulholland of Long Beach
Calf, who has been visiting hi.
daughters, Mrs. Ben Klagenburg ant
Mrs. Owen Mcintyre, and their fam
lilies, left Wednesday for Arlington
:. d. He expects to stay there !,
couple Of weeks visiting relatives. HI
will leave there October % for hi.
home ut Long Beach. MIR. Mulhollanc
| says North Dakota is good old
state. hut he wouldn't trade place.
with anyone TO live here for the
winter.
hen klagenburg finished Il very
successful run Of thrcshing Wednes-
day. He had quite bit Of rain.
weather to contend with, hut out
side of that got along fine. He got
in 81 days, the longest run Of any
machine in this vicinity.
Ed Smith had the largest yield OF
wheat per acre. He threshed GO
bushels off two acres, which was a
very good yield for this year. The
only fault about it was that the &C re.
age wasn't large enough.
Adam Schopp and Frank Walker
were business callers in Arena We'd
nesday.
Andrew Kraft and Peter Renig went
to the river Tuesday after two load 5
Of posts.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Drum were
away visiting Wednesday afternoon.
Irwin johnson Is going to work for
Il. &. Halver this week.
Alvina Kraft has been helping Mrs.
Anderson near Goodrich the past
week while her husband is away in
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Granville and
SON. Harold, were shopping in futile
Thursday.
Johnny Libe and his father from
south Of Arena were helping Jake
burg thrrsh their flax Thursday.
Ed Smith and Paul Bennett made
. business trip TO the capital city
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Palms and
little Miss Roberta, and Miss Hazel
Rnpp were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Stewart and family Sunday.
Misses Ruth Kerr, Hazel Rapp,
Lucille Millman, Agnes Lynn and
Butch Wagner. Alfred Lynn, q. Nc
Coy were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Romeo Bailey Saturday evening.
Cards were the pleasure Of the even
ing. A delicious lunch was served
by the hostess ut midnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manual Haas visited
at MIR. and Mrs. Paul Bigler's Sun.
day.
f Daring Robbery
Frank Lambert. lumberman in
Arena, had his store broken into
Thursday night and his safe blown
open. About $3.50 was taken. The
robbers also took some shells, safety
razor blades and some other notions.
They also broke into the postofficc
and took five or six dollars which
Mrs. Lambert, the post mistress. had
IN the candy case. No trace of them
has yet been found.
Vim. Wutxke's store burned down
Friday night. Mr.. Wutxke was light
Ing the gasoline lamp when it cx-
plodcd. The flames spread very
rapidly and with heavy wind It
burned before help could be Of any
assistance. They saved their house
hold furniture.
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Miss Katherine Kook Of Reean 10
helping her sister, Mrs. Albert Gray,
pack up. The Gray family are NOV
Ing to futile.
Mrs. ]. D. Hoag has been at Regain
che past week taking care of Mrs.
Harry Warden during her illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Berg returned
Saturday night after short vaca-
ton with Mr.. Berg's parents in Gar
rison.
Miss lola Dutoit spent Sunday at
her home in Mercer.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Collins motored
to Wilton on Saturday evening.
The Graham apd Edgerton families
drove up to Mercer Sunday, expecting
to get some good hunting on Brush
Lake. Their lucky day didn't happen
to be Sunday, though.
]. f.. kiesel and Leo DeRochford
Of Bismarck were business callers in
Wing on Monday.
Henry Josephson and family Of
Minnesota are here visiting. They
may stay for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Gyldcn left
for Minnesota Monday, where they in.
tend t" make their future home.
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Cromwell

The w. J. Jiras family are enjoy
ing the comforts Of furnace which
they recently purchased and had in
stalled.
The Cromwell school board, compos.
ed Of G. C. Whitfield. r. II. Schroeder
and Edw. Morris, held their regular
quarterly meeting Tuesday evening.
Edw. Morris was o dinner guest ut
the +. H. Schroeder home Tuesday.
Will and Lily Jiras. accompanied
by Joe Avis, was shopping in Bald.
win Monday morning.
s. +. Turnbow, who operates q
dairy farm near bismarck, purchased
. stack Of hay from Geo. Cadle.
Herb Fricke, who has been working
for Mr.. Turnbow for several weeks.
Is hauling this hay. As each trip re-
quires two days, Herb stops over
night Ut the Edw. Morris home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brown have
moved from Ghylin into Cromwell
township. They are now occupying the
farm one-half mile east of their for
mer. residence.
Merwyn Oder, who resides north
west Of Regain, stopped over night
Wednesday at the Edw. Morris home.
He was en- route to Bert Buckeyes,
where be plans on shredding corn Tor
Mr.. Buckley and other farmers in
the Glencoe vicinity.
Sam Brown and Art Fricke have
accepted positions in . coal mine
near Garrison and gone there to work.
John Keefer motored to Bismarck
Thursday.
F. c. Nelson made a trip to the
coal mine recently.
Joe Marley brought home load Of
lumber from Baldwin Friday. He is
making extensive repairs on his place
this fall.
Mrs. +. F. Norris and Aldene visit
ed with Mrs. Edward Norris Friday
afternoon.
Edward Morris moved the weeds
along the graded roads in Cromwell
township this week. This helps pre-
vent snow drifting into the roads
during the winter.
F. +. Morris Of Ecklund. who has
been putting up . large quantity Of
hay in Cromwell, finished stacking
Saturday.
A large crowd attended the barn
dance at Joe Sorch's Saturday night.
Music was furnished by an orchestra
from bismarck.
| W. ]. Jiras and son, Will. were bust
ness visitors in Bismarck Saturday.
Mrs w. j. Jiras, Will and Lily at
, tended Sunday school and church
which were held in the Trygg school
house Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Oder and chill
| dren spent Sunday at the T. +. Nor
ris home. During the afternoon VIM.
! Oder. T. +. Morris and Geo Cadle
called on Edward Morris.
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Leith

Mrs. j. +. Mclean Of Lennon, So
Oak. was u caller in Lcith Saturday
The Star Clothing club met Satur.
day afternoon with Mrs. Arc Finch.
The annual reports were given by
members Of the club and Mrs. Wyman
was chosen instructor to FIJI the vac
ancy caused By Mrs. Ara Emch's re-
signation, who has been instructor Of
the club since it was organized three
years ago. Mrs. Finch is to be COM
plimented on the excellent work done
by the club while their leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon and little son.
Robert, are visiting relatives at Scran-
ton. During their absence Agent
Char has charge Of the depot.
Miss Margaret Stevenson was q
weekend visitor at Ieith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Underbrunner Of Min
nesota were transacting business in
Leith Saturday.
Albert Moen drove to Bismarck
Monday. He was accompanied rs far
as Mandan by Mrs. Thiue and little
son, who have been visiting relatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs. r. !. Daily and daueh-
ut the LAWYER studio Sunday.
Miss Martha Kicker was hostess
Sunday evening to q number Of young
folks from Leith and He'll.
Mrs. Thomas Ashbridge was in
Leith Saturday with her children, who
are studying music with Mrs. Gibson.
The winners in the Country Gent
leman" contest were pleasantly en-.
tertained by the losers last Friday
evening at the school auditorium,
The school faculty were present and
assisted with games and contests,
after which o delicious luncheon was
served.
Robert O'Connell has installed q
new seven.tube Atwater-kent radio
to help pass the time away while his
wife and little daughter are visit
J ing in Minneapolis. Bob declares he
could distinguish his wifc's voice in
the choir at the Pro.Cathedral in Min
neapolis Sunday morning.
N. p. Nelson has just completed his
new home cast of Lcith. IL is mod.
ern in every respect. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson are to be congratulated upon
their artistically erected home.
l.. J. Frazier was guest at the
Vim. Kcrhrath homo Friday evenir~.
Rev. Halmrast will conduct services
and confirmation Sunday, Oct. ~. Ut
/ 3 o'clock at the Presbyterian church.
|, The following relatives were din.
ner guests ut the Dwight Kamrath
home Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Layman
Mrs. r. Henelcy. Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Heneley, Mrs. ]. H. Hcnnings Of
Elgin, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kamrath and
family Of Lcith.
The Norwegian Ladies' Aid will con.
| duct a food sale Saturday afternoon
at the Star restaurant.
Miss Ruth Omdahl visited friends
In Bismarck Monday.
The +. +. A. held u very interesting
meeting Monday evening at the high
school auditorium. About fifty mem
hers were present. The following
program was enjoyed by all present !:
Song, "America, The Beautiful
The audience.
Address. by retiring president =
Mrs. Settler.
Response irving McCarty.
XclcctiOn---Lcith Band.
Reading, "Education"-Prof. Aane.
sed.
North Dakota state song -Leith
high school.
Selcctions-Lcith Band.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Emch drove ia
the Pretty Rock country last Mon.
day to get their daughter, Fern, whose
school has been closed on account OF
= diphthcria epcdimic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Teller, Sr.
are enjoying trip to different points
in South Dakota.
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.Trygg

John Kruger was hauling hay from
the Horne place last Tuesday.
Harry Brown was threshing for
Oscar Coleman last Wednesday. John
Olson, Martin and Geo. Nelson help
ed him.
Charlie Rue was business caller
at schoolhouse No. l last Tuesday.
A school meeting was held in
schoolhouse No. last Tuesday even
w. Brown was q caller ut Cole
mans while threshing last Tuesday.
John Anderson called At Geo. Mel
sons last Wednesday evening on
Geo. and Martin Nelson called on
Sam Brown on business last We'd
nesday.
Geo. and Martin Nelson were bust.
ness callers on Geo. Cadle last Wed.
nesday evening
John Kruger was Q business caller
fat John Anders0n's last Tuesday
evening.
Geo. and Martin Nelson were
transacting business in Regain last
Wednesday evening.
Geo. and Martin Nelson made few
trips to the river near Martin Bour.
gous' place after few loads of fence
posts last Thursday and Friday.
A few 1T the neighbors attended the
auction sale Friday, the 18th, held
at the Herman Giercke farm.
Gladys Nelson was . caller ut the
Carl Larson place on business last
Thursday evening.
Carl Larson was caller at Geo.
Nelson's Friday morning on business.
Elsie Kruger attended the round
up ct McKenzie last Sunday.
John Anderson and 0lget Strom
took in the sale held % Herman
Gierke's farm last Friday and state
that everything sold for q good price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lundquist were
Bismarck shoppers last Thursday
John Kruger was . taller 1T Geo.
Nelson's home last Friday on busi-
ness.
M. and Mrs. Ed. Lunquist were
transacting business in Regen last
Porter Nelson and Walter Sunquist
are stopping at Martin Nelson's place
these days while finishing hayine.
John Kruger made. trip to the
Engstrom coal mine after coal last
Saturday.
John Anderson and Olget Strom
called ct Geo. Nelson's. residence
On business last Friday En- route from
the sale.
Harry Diamond bought seven head
OF cattle from John Anderson. He
delivered them Friday evening to be
ahipned to the cities.
q Leo Sheldon and family motored to
Rfemarck Friday "a br2m9 D0Fnthv
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NEWS OF OUR NBIGHBORS

Art LaBarge, visited at Carey John
sons Sunday night.
Harry Edgerley and family, &C.
companied by Paul Lang and family,
attended church ct Driscoll Sunday
night.
N. Z. Dunsmore returned Sunday ia
visit few days.
Mrs. John Sharp was town caller
Wednesday.
Fred Shaper is putting down q
we'll for Roy Turner.
Andy Ducct was . town caller Wed
nesday.
Madge Runey was = town caller
Wednesday
helmar Melland returned home
Wednesday after spending about ten
days threshing ut Portal.
Tyler N. johnson called ut Tom
Stewards Wednesday morning.
Mary Ellison started work in &. l..
Spears office Monday morning.
+. l.. Hurr and son, Ralph, called
at r. N. Johnson's Thursday.
Bert Hendershot and family were
shopping in town Wednesday.
W. r. Perry, undertaken Of Bis.
Esrck, was in this neighborhood cleo
pioneering for Capt. NJ. Belk for
coroner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgerly, accompanied
by Mrs. Tollefson, went to Bismarck
Wednesday.
Miss Laura Laird and Earl Keever,
accompanied by Donald Laird, were
visiting at +. N. Johnson's Friday.
Professor Sherwin Of Braddock call.
ed ct the T. N. Johnson home Sat-
urday.
Max Lang was at T. N. Johnson's
Saturday.
F. o. Hellstrom spoke Mt Sterling
Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Schlaback were
in Driseoll Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Hanson were
in Driscoll Saturday evening.
+. L. Hurf and family were ut Paul
Lang's Sunday.
Mrs. Candy was ct Edgerley's Sum
day.
Nj. and Mrs. Emil Lang and family
were ut EAgerley's Sunday.
Miss Mildred Laird was at T. N.
Johnson's Sunday.
Earl Keeyer and Miss Laura Laird
were at T. N. Johnson's Sunday.
Will Stiles and family were at
Stevling Saturday.
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and daughter Bernardine, Of Brad.
dock, were callers ut the Charles
Enders home Sunday.
Mr.. and MIRA. Edwin SchenkenberRer
are sporting new Ford sedan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schenkenberger
and family. and Mr.. and Mrs. Schen-
kenberger and baby were callers At
the =. Schenkenberger home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ]. Pietx Of Lin.
ton were callers at the A. w. Quasi
home Sunday evening.
Ed Chilson had a radio installed ut
their home and enjoy it very much.
Math, Frances and Elizabeth Koppy
Of Hampton and Miss Anna Krois Of
Mandan were callers ut the Charles
J. Enders home Sunday afternoon.
The members Of the school board
had their annual meeting Monday
evening.
Edwin Morford Of Hampton was a
caller in town Monday afternoon.
The Temvik Shipping association
shipped hogs and cattle to eastern
markets Tuesday.
Mrs. Sidney 4. Stedtman visited
school Tuesday afternoon.
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Ten1vik

County Superintendent of Schools
II. II. Hanson of Linton visited the
town school Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Grogan return
ed Tuesday evening from Minnesota.
points.
Mrs. Charles Green and daughter,
Mrs. Irwin GrOgan, were shopping
in Linton and Temvik Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Dohr and family
Of the west Hazelton vicinity have
moved northwest of town on farm,
where they expect to make their
future home.
Ed Chilson and A. w. Quasi motor
ed to Bismarck Wednesday morning
on business, returning the same day.
Miss Pauline Beck, who is attend
ing high school ut Hazelton. came
home Wednesday night to spent the
rest of the week with home folks.
The teachers were away at insti-
tute.
Ludwig Wassen transacted business
in town Wednesday.
Miss Anna Calquhoun of Hazelton
spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Calquhoun.
Mrs. G.. N. Hendrix, Mrs. David
Calquh0un, Mrs. Powers Hendrix and
Mrs. Edwin Schenkenberger and baby
m0t0red to Bismarck Wednesday.
They returned the same day.
Miss Ethel Fields of Hazelton spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A Field.
Misses Fricda and Pauline Beck
visited school Thursday afternoon.
Edwin Sckenkenberger was Lin.
ton caller the fore part OF the week.
Miss Merle Chase Of Haxelton spent
the weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Lydia Chase.
Miss Pearl Little and John Engelert
motored to Linton the fore part Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Quasi and SON.
Neil. were callers at the Edwin
Schenkenberger home Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs. J. b. Davis of Aberdeen, $.
D.. is here visiting with friends and
looking after business matters.
Henry KNITTED Of the Hampton vi
entity was q caller in town Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Charles J. Enders and daugh-
tiers, Renee and Dorthea, and Neil
Omast motored to Haxelton Friday
afternoon.
Frank Sleva Of Hampton was shop
ping IN town Friday.
Henry Matz Of Haxelton was q
caller in town Friday evening.
Miss Louise Foell Of Hazelton spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Will Foell.
Miss Pearl, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Little, west of Temvik, was
married Wednesday afternoon, Oc-
tober Is, at the Baptist church Of
Linton, to John Englert, of Browns
Valley, Mimi. Only the immediate
relatives Of the contracting parties
attended. The groom is not well
known in this vicinity, but the bride
has grown from girlhood on her
parents farm and has host OF
friends who wish the newly married
couple every happiness. After q wed
ding trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Englert will
make their home at Browns Valley,
MINI.
Mrs. c. N. Hendrix and Mrs.
Powers Hendrix motored to Bismarck
Friday morning.
Quite y number from here attend
ed the dance at Hazelton Friday
evening. Everyone reported good
time.
Merle Buck Of Hampton was . caller
in town Saturday afternoon.
-he ladies Of the Baptist church
served dinner In the basement after
services Sunday. Everyone enjoyed
il very much.
NJ. and Mrs. Leo Daily and the
latter's sister, Mrs. Wayne Baxter.
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Miss Norma Long, primary teacher
of Washburn, visited here over the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Long.
Virgil Sivanick, who was seriously
injured by q fall from swing, has
been discharged from = Bismarck
hospital and il commissioning nicely.
The w. C. T. U. held I splendid
meeting at the church Sunday even
ing. Mrs. F M. Wanner Of James
town was the principal speaker. The
little girls Of the primary room and
the girls quartet sang several num-
bers. Mrs. Boice Of Bismarck and
Mrs. Wanner spoke to the grades and
high school Monday.
Rodger Bertholf went to Minot
Saturday to attend the football game
between Bismarck and Minot.
Mrs. H. Fairchild entertained the
Ladies' Aid Wednesday.
Mrs. John Rogers entertained It
dinner Monday for Mrs. Boice Of Bis
narck and Mrs. Warmer Of James,
town.
Miss MaaGs Rppey and Mrs. Nellie
Evayts visited the loeal schools We'd
uesday. ne
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Solberg and
children, Bernard and Doris, and Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Hendersh0tt left
for Minnesota Wednesday morning by
car. They will visit friends and rela-
tives in Duluth, Minn., and Scion.
Wis. They expect to be gone about
two weeks.
Miss Madeline Rue gave school
picnic for the pupils Of school No. !,
Naughton district, Thursday after
noon. Several Of the parents and rel
atives were invited. Refreshments
were served ct the. schOolh0use and
they they Ill went up to the rocks.
Everybody reports q good time.
Ensif johnson was in the city on
business Wednesday.
]. Mrs. Hugo Solberg went to Bis.
lnarck Thursday afternoon.
The school board members Of this
district met at the home OF Mrs. N.
Luudin Tuesday evening.
Carl Nartineson went to Bismarck
Thursday to get Miss Anna Cook.
who will visit Ruth Martineson for
4 fsw, days.
Several 81 the farmers around here
attended Herman Gierke's sale Fri
Mrs. Emil Johnson and son, Junior,
visited with Mrs. Frank johnson Fri
day.
Mrs. C. A. Carlson and sons. Paul
and Nobel, and Mrs. Joe Fischer and
SON, Myron, and Elsie Olson called
ct the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Hurslon Thursdsy evening.
Albin Thysell and daughter, Marion,
returned Friday night from HALEY,
MIMI, where they have been visiting
for some time. His son, David, who
went with them, stayed to visit with
his cousins.
Mrs. d. N. Lundin and son, Irwin,
we're In the capital on business Sat-
urday.
NJ. and Mrs. Thysell and daugh-
tiers. Marian Duretha and Louise,
were In bismarck Saturday.
Mrs. George Clooten went to Bis
marck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank johnson and
son, Edsel, were in the city Satur-
day.
Edwin johnson, Mrs. Chas. A. john
sen and rNtfk JSAs5oli notored to
BismaFck Saturday noon.
IS llts ase A1(re. Arthur Small and
daughter. Eileen, were in the city
8aepH0oyy ssy 4; 20 Ne Is. s So
Robert eolberg vas in the capital
citE q hpeIness e atnrdsy.
'C4a1. SSa Jo6ksoM Snd son, Lest6r,
wess n kPilal eity Saturday aft
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