The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-07
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hts grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
j. Cleveland. Sunday afternoon.
Emmett Brooks spent Saturday
evening and Sunday with Wallace
Anstrom
Mr.. and Mrs Rudolph Hagen. son,
Alfred, and niece, Louise. motored to
Wilton Saturday evening.
Joe Vallin. Bill Jackson and Henry
johnson called on Oscar Jupnman
Sunday afternoon.
Henry Johnson and son, Norman,
called on Gus Larson Sunday after
noon.
Eva Krush spent Friday forenoon
al the Arthur Hansen home.
Lawrence Johnson assisted Nick
krnsh in moving to his new location
in Chaplin.
Fred Brown is an employee ut the
Wilton mine.
Donald Lange stayed with Town
ley Anstrom Sunday evening.
Herman Johnson is now staying at
the Henry Johnson home.
Bill Jackson called on Joe Vallin
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Marion K,eshcl Of Iron Noun
tain, Mich, who has been visiting the
past few weeks with her father l.. c.
Peterson. in Wilton, is now visiting
ut the home of her sister. Mrs. Henry
Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hagen motor
ed to bismarck Saturday and are
visiting with their daughter, Mrs.
q. Olgeirson. Of that city.
Minnie Berkquist, Mrs. Gus John
son and Vendal Vitalus called mt
Lawrence Johnson's Sunday.
Arthur and Harry McGahey were
callers at the G. w. Brooks home
Sunday evening.
Olive Rieshel visited school No.
Monday.
Albert LANCE was absent from
school No. l Monday.
Mrs. Adrian Brooks, Miss Lucille.
Orval and Margaret Brooks called at
the Henry Johnson home Sunday
evening.
rhwnley Anstrom visited with
Donald Large Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Anstrom and
daughter, May, motored to Wilton to
shop Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Hagen and
son. Alfred, visited ut his brothers,
Gunder Hagen, Sunday afternoon.
Lawrence Johnson, Andrew Vallin
and Walter Johnson motored to
Wilton Thursday afternoon.
Edgar Jacobson called at Martin
llagcn's home Thursday evening.
Edgar jacobson has been assisting
Lawrence Johnson with his labor.
Louise Hagen spent Saturday even
ing with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gunder Hagen.
Herbert Wilson transacted business
in Wilton Saturday evening.
l,nrnlina 1nhncnn calIcA ~ Mnv
Anstrom Saturday afternoon.
Gunder Hagen transacted business
in Wilton Saturday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Anstrom and
daughter. May. visited at Walter
Johns0n's Sunday evening.
Emery Johnson is assisting Dave
Dixon by cutting his corn.
RRADDOCk
Geo. Sempel returned Monday from
visit with his brother at Frcdonia
Several of the young men from
BrasidOck left Monday for the potato
crop fields near Fargo to help gather
in the potatoes.
Il. II. Corey had carload of pota-
toes on the cracks Monday and by
Tuesday morning the car was emptied
They were fine Early Ohios put up
IN twO-bushel sacks and sold for 81 rs
Very few farmers in this section Of
the country have even enough for
their own use and many OF them will
have to buy their winters supply
and enough for seed.
D. NJ. Henry and daughter. Evelyn
tn0k over truck load Of household
:. goods to Selfridge Tuesday morning
They intend to spend the winter there
with their daughter, Mrs. Geo. Davis.
They returned home Wednesday and
Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Henry and Evelyn
drove owe" in their car. Miss Evelyn
intends to leave for Fargo Sunday
where she will take course in the
BARRIERS college.
l.. u. Briggle Of Hazelton was u
Braddock caller Monday afternoon.
Miss Myrtle Feltheim has returned
to Valley City to resume her studies
ut the State Teachers college. Mrs.
F"ltheim and Agon drove her to
Steele.
Alfred Bibelhc;m is attending the
German Baptist church college at
Rochester, N. Y.
Mrs. H. w. Allen visited with Bis
marck friends this week.
Mrs. Charlie Donald and children
left Wednesday for her former home
in Alberta, Canada. Mr.. Donald came
here last summer and engaged to
work in the De Renee blacksmith
shdD. He then went to Alberta and
brought down his family, but through
scarcity Of work he WAS compelled to
give up the shop and go elsewhere.
Thursday evening there was meet
inE OF the finance committee Of the
Union NJ. f. church at the home Of
+. F. Savage, but on account of the
heavy rain there was not very large
attendance
hoMe Monday evening after few
days trip through South Dakota. The
younger set made it quite interesting
FOR them In the evening by treating
them with music from all sorts Of
instruments gathered for the occasion
and the following evening some who
were not so young showed them how
they could produce music from old
fashioned instruments. On both Oc-
casions Mr.. and Mrs. Daley treated
the serenaders real nicely. (.
Mrs. Geo. Ivey was passenger to
Bismarck Thursday to have dental
work done and incidentally visited
with relatives in the city.
George Zirbes Of Hazelton was in
Dt&ddock Wednesday morning post
Ing ZIP bills for dance.
Qeofke Davis, accompanied by three
other geNtlemen, came over from Self
tt46e Thursday evening to hunt game
/ q. tss Keith Hamilton, accompanied
1. xWta. Lgo Daley, motored to Burr
1 74GSf3ay afternoon.
6N6r1& Dexter and family left
4etiA1atAfternoon by auto for Scrar-
~. Tx, to spend the weekend
TN tolativcs there. ]. H. Bowers
Ie1 tfktr the cream station during
HI Afa1tske.
n. IA, Kitchen, commissioner of agri-
I'd Hire and labor. will deliver an nd
S1fe6v % sratriotism in the School"
et ~ tarebt. Tsachers' association in
q ~ 41eten nth0olh ouse Tuesday even