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Geo and Martin Nelson called on
Oscar Coleman Sunday morning on
business.
John Anderson and Floyd n,otored
to Bismarck and Mandan Saturday
on IA shopping trip.
Geo Whitfield and family were tran
sacting business in the capital city
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson Martin
and Gerald were shopping in Regain
Saturday.
Geo. and Martin Nelson called on
Oscar Coleman Friday morning.
Charlie Rue and family wer, Bis
marck shoppers Saturday.
Albin Anstrom and A. G. Wilde,
merchant from Wilton, called on Geo.
and Martin Nelson Friday on busi-
ness.
Martin and Geo. Nelson hauled two
loads of rye to Regain Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Strom were
transacting business i'm Regain Sat
urday evening.
Geo. Cadle, Gerald. Geo. and Martin
Nelson called on John krcfer on
business Sunday morning.
Gladys Nelson called ut Ncls Mel
sons Sunday morning en- route to
Sunday school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Sheldon and
family were bismarck shoppers Fri
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Nels Nelson and Hugo
were trahsacting business in the
capital city Friday.
Mrs. Charlie Rue, Madlim and
Margaret were Regain shoppers Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and
family and Martin Nelson were din
ner guests ut the Geo Nelson home
Sunday.
Edgar and Elmer Trygg were Bis
marck and Mandan callers Saturday.
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Arena

Frank Gray was q Sunday guest
ut the G. G.. Palms home.
r. C. Halver and Owen Mcintyre
were business callers in Arena
Saturday.
Laverne and Orris Goldberg
were callers at r. C. Halyer's Sun
day afternoon. Laverne expects to
leave for Canada Monday to work
at the threshing up there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Granville and
sons were shopping in Wing Satur-
Ed. Smith was q caller at Paul
BENEFITS Thursday evening.
Owen Mcintyre, and Pat Null
holland visited ct VIM. Ryan's Fri
day afternoon. While they were
there Mr.. Ryan took them to Regan
to see the city.
Miss Mielmen visited ut Mrs.
Palms Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Boelter are
very proud Of their new grandson.
Grandpa Is wearing . broad smile
and eager to set up the treats.
Grant Palms made q business
"trip to the capital city Thursday
returning Friday.
Butch Wagner has been helping
Elmer Perry put up the rafters on
his new barn this week.
Ed. Larson and son made BUSH
ness trip to Pete Hutchinson's
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tees were
evening callers at Mr.. and Mrs. X.
&c. Halvers Friday.
Little Miss Roberta Palms is on
the sick list.
Frank Walker, Irwin johnson,
Art Wheeler went on o hunting
"trip Sunday and managed to cap
ture twelve chickens and two ducks.
mot bad for the amount Of shells
shot and miles travelled in the hunt:
A.. H. Nathan, blacksmith Of
futile, brought out the repairs for
Mcintyre brothers' windmill Thurs
day. .isi. s8sn ss:-efsf
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

and B.. N. Lem motorcd to sDriscoll
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Christianscn
and son. Arnold, called at the Gun
derson home Sunday evening.
Ole Spilde and sons, Einar and
knut, motcred to Driscoll Satur-
dav evening.
Selma Rise called at the Sober
holm home Monday forenoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Fritz Hagen and
children called at the Ole Spilde
home Saturday.
Mrs. Seymour Arneson and Olga
Rise assisted Mrs. Alfred Arneson
cook for threshers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Turing and
children Of Arena, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mood and children Of
Steele attended the Young Peoples
Society Mt Alfred Arneson's Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Hagen and
children visited at the n. A. So
derholm home M1nday afternoon.
Arthur Rise helped Art Bjorhus
take some cattle to Driscell Fri
day.
A few from this vicinity attend
ed the dance in Sterling Monday
evening.
There will be Norwegian serv-
ices in the church, Oct. II, at 2
O'Clock.
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Wild Rose

Lloyd Gosney and son cassel, who
have been putting up hay near Daw-
son, returned home Sunday.
Brownawells entertained Carlisles
and Howard Browpawell's Sunday.
Miss Helen Skramstad spent the
weekend with Helen Erickson.
Ernest and Marvin Swanson, Frank
Elliott, Homer Brownawell and Wal
ter Petersen are putting in culverts
under the direction Of the road boss
Arnold Petersen.
Wild Rose schools put in goodly
supply Of coal last week from the
spur.
Nj. and Mrs. W. II. Brownawell
and SON Homer and Helen Erickson
were treding IN Bismarck Saturday.
Ernest, Marvin md Harold Swan
son motofsd to the capital city Sat-
Sii;s Beas and Francis stanton,
Fred and Ada Seville and Helen
SkraInstad visited friends In Wild
Roae Friday evening.
4rs. esvillG attended Ladies Aid
in Draddock Thursday afternoon.
Sam Gooding and Frank Elliott
hauled two loo7s 81 ted grain from
Dawson last weak.
Little Nslyin Petersen IL. III.
j. Ford salesussn from Bismarck
called here uondax tfternoop.
Charley snyder 6rouGht down Mrs.
Datsy's little children n stay q
Elliott. while their aaetAer u IN IT,
IL Siix,aaes anl JeAasoa fani,iea
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Naught0n

Miss Ruth Martineson, daughter Of
Mr.. Louie Martineson Of this vicinity
returned Wednesday from six
months trip through Cass and Trail
counties. Miss Martines0n has been
canvassing for the Adventists.
Paul Carlson and Laurence MARITIME.
son were in Bismarck Thursday and
Friday.
George Clooten was in the Capital
City Friday.
Mrs. AI6ine Thysell went to Bis.
marck Friday with Mr.. Burbeck.
! Emil Johnson has been hauling coal
the last few days.
Alfred Harrison was up to the coal
mine Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Johnson and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A
Johnson and daughter Ruth all took
supper at the Salvation Army hall
Friday evening.
Arthur Small was in the Capital
City on business Monday.
Arthur Solberg motored to Bis
marck Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil johnson and
children were In the Capital City Sat
urday.
Chas. A. johnson returned to his
home Saturday evening to spend Sun.
day with his family. He went back ia
Bismarck Monday to work again.
Edwin Johnson is helping ArthuI
Solberg q few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. johnson and
Ruth visited at the home Of Louie
Martineson Sunday.
Carl Martineson motored to the city
Sunday morning on business.
Emil Paul called at the home OF
Mrs. Olaf Lundin Monday on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tebbo Harms visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Solbere
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Henderson, are
visiting at the home Of Arthur Sol.
berg. Mrs. Hendershot is q sister
to Mrs. Solberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Martincson and
family motored to Bismarck Sunday
evening to attend an Adventist meet
ing.
Miss Anna Cook, who returned with
Ruth Martincson, has been visiting
with the Martincson family for q
couple of days. She returned to her
home in Mandan Friday.
Edwin johnson visited with friends
IN wilton sunday.
Mr., and Mrs.. c. A. Johnson of Bis.
marck and son Jim johnson of Deap.
oils and Mr.. and Mrs. John Asplund
and infant son Oscar visited at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Johnson
Sunday.
There have been a few politicians
around here the last few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Flanagan mo.
tOred to Bismarck Friday. Their
daughters. Gilmore and Frances, re.
turned home with them to spend the
weekend.
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Long. Lake

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Lane of
Glencoe called at the C. E. Motif
and Harold Lane homes Wednes-
day evening. 'e-
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt johnson Of
Wishek, N. D., passed through
Motif on the SEQ Thursday On
their way 30 Bismarck. Mr.. john
son entered the st. Alexius hos
pital where he underwent an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis Friday
morning.
Miss Mabel Olson spent We'd
nesday in the Capital City visitin (
relatives and shopping.
II. p. Asselstine left for Chi.
cago on the special" with con-
signment Of stock Friday.
Mrs. Joe Codcr, who has been
visiting relatives at Shields, N. D..
returned home Tuesday.
w. v. Carol and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fay Johnson were Capital City
callers Friday. -e
Mrs. H. p. Asselstine and Mrs.
NJ. G. Mentally and son, Wayne,
visited at the A. E. Cline home
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Coder and
family, Mrs. H. S. Adams and
Mrs. Fay Johnson spent Saturday
evening at the Cline home.
MIR. and Mrs. B. +. Lane and
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. f. Moffit mo-
tored to Bismarck Sunday to call
on Mr.. Burt Johnson.
John Adams and Fay johnson
motored to Bismarck Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Erickson
and sons, Elmer. Malvin and Roy,
of Wing. Mr.. and Mrs. W. c.
Hoeft and family Of Sterling, Mrs.
I'd Olson and daughter, Evelyn.
and Mrs. II. S. Adams and sons
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fay
johnson Sunday.
Quite q number from here At
tended the roundup" at Mcken-
zie Sunday. y.
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PAGE NINE

Elmer Try1g was transacting busi-
ness in Regain Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson were
visiting Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. Victor Enedahl, in Naughton.
Madlin Rue was visiting over Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Rue, and returned Sunday
night to Naughton. where she is
teaching.
There was a large attendance at
Sunday school Sunday. Those present
were Irene Anderson. Gladys Nelson,
Edith and Lennart Olson, Mrs.
Laurance Madland and Donald, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred and family, Andrew
Trygg and family. Mrs. Charlie Trygg
and John. Mrs. Charlie Rue. Gladys,
Margaret and Clara, Mr.. and Mrs.
Farley and family. Ida, Myrtle and
Geo. Magnuson and Hilda Eskabow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fisher and son
were visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Olson and family Sunday.
John kcefer was helping the Mel
son boys thresh flax Monday.
Walter, jeanette and Elsie Cole
man were callers at Geo. Nelson's
Sunday evening.
Geo. Martin and Gerald Nelson
were CARERS at the tu MOTIFS nome
Sunday morning.
Ed Morris and John Anderson were
dinner guests at Geo. Nelson's Mon
dav noon.
Walter Coleman called on the Mel
son boys Monday.
John Keefer. Geo Whitfield, Oscar
Coleman. Martin Nelson and John o.
son were supper guests ut the home
Of Geo, Nelson Monday evening
A. Z. Wilde, merchant from Wilton,
called ON the Nelson boys on bust
ness
Geo and Martin Nelson hauled a
few loads Of grain to Regain Tues
alav
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attended the convention ut Mandan
Sunday.
The school board met Tuesday aft
Scrnoon. Mr.. SWANSON. Mr.. Feltheim
and Mr.. Brownawell were present
Mr.. GOsnev being absent.
Mr.. j. A. Kitchen Of Bismarck Wis.
tied school No. Tuesday afternoon,
Mrs. King, Mrs. May, Mrs. Wood.
ard, Miss Ward Of Bismarck called
at the Carlisle and Brownawell homes
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Gooding and chill
dren called on friends in Wild Rose
Tuesday evening.
Miss Mary Metcalf spent the week
end ut the +. Saville home.
Miles Benz, Homer Brownawell,
Earl Elliott, Miles and Francis STAN
ton and Fred Saville were out hunt
ing Sunday but game was very scarce.
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Ghylin

Mr.. and Mrs. August Krause and
children, Esther and August, Jr., call.
ed at the Fred Ehmes home Sunday
evening.
Eric Englebretson is threshinp for
Axel lundberg. Emil Olson, and
"Scotty" are assisting Mr.. Engiebret.
son during the threshing season.
Mrs. Carl Landerhom Is cooking
for threshers that are threshine
around their home.
Henry Strom hauled grain to Regain
Thursday.
Willie Drawer was helping Eric
Englebretson thresh last week. Dur
ing the week they threshed for John
and Willie Drawer.
Ella and Hilda Krause called ut the
home Of Martha Aim Sunday after.
noon.
Miss Ella Funston spent couple
of nights with Ruby and Ruth Mag
nus0n.
Charlie Masnuson, children, Earl,
Ruby and Ruth, and Miss Funston It
tended Sunday school at Regan Sun.
day morning.
Earl Davies Il working At the mine
ct Wilton, He II boarding ct the H.
Falmer home one mile south Of
Regain.
ia and Don Palmer are attending
school In Chylin township No. 2.
Walter Shemisky was ut Wilton
Sunday.
Marie Scion is attending high
school ct Regain.
M. and Mrs. John Stienhart Of
RegaA called ct the Fred Ehmss home
Sunday evening. =.
Ted Ehnss and Allen Westerman
attended the dance 1t Baldwin held
there Saturday night. Mr.. EAnsa 70.
tIrned Sunday evening. He l. en-
pIoyed on the H. DimoNd farm, ~;
Marion .Alm and Alfred Andersen
are planning n g 70 Nebraska this
Aug. Krause and. son, Adolf, are
employees afEthe W. L. company 1t
Wilton. They hessn WORKING on the
night shift, October nth.
Earl Davies has traAed Ms road
ster for Hudson Essex.
mrs. Aug krause and Auguat, Jr.,
motored to 0dsmarck with n. C.Arndt
Thursday. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Arndt are the
proud parenta Of a baby boy born
at Bismarck Thursday, October 7th.
Hans was busy for ! while passing
out cigars. :.
H. G. Arndt and Charles Klipfcl
motored to Bismarck Sunday morn
ing, returning Monday Looming.
Marie Scion is staying with Mss
Loretta Meade while att. A....- l.. n
school in Regain.
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Clear Lake

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Belle and
family have moved on the Peter
Freiberg place, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Stiles from near Sterling
have moved on the farm formerly
occupied by the Belle family.
j. w. Boyer made q trip up
north for potatoes Wednesday.
A large crowd attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Mary Johns Of
Driscoll Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Bernice Paisley stopped at
the Marie Olausen home Wednes.
day for q few minutes.
Henry Olson hauled some hay
to town this past week.
Ole Newland called at the Henry
Olson home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith,. who at
tended the funeral Of their dsugh.
ter at Fort Ransom, returned home
the latter part st the week.
Miss Getha Klucksdahl, who
teaches school in Eidder county,
spent the weekend with home
folks. s.s-4 s ~st1
Mrs. Frank Shaffer and Miss
Lenora Hargreve motored to the
Nels Dronen home Friday after
school.
Miss Vivian Shaffer attended
the Driscoll high school party CIV
en- in honor OF this years freshmen
at the Driscoll school Friday cvc-
ming. .
Albert Hammer shipped some
cattle Saturday. Olaf Olson assist
ed in taking them to Driscoll Fri.
day.
A number Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stiles former neighbors from near
Sterling gathered ct their home
Saturday evening and enjoyed a
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Olson and
family spent Saturday evening at
the Christ Schoon home.
Miss Coldie Olson arrived Sun
day to visit with home folks.
Erling Olson visited with his
friends, Rudolph and Lenno
Klucksdahl, Sunday. On his way
home he stopped at the Albert
Christensen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Boyer en-
tertained MIR. and Mrs. Henry o.
son to Sunday dinner.
Mr., Titas Of Driscoll Is in this
vicinity finishing up threshing.
School meeting was held ut the
Henry Olson home Tuesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Newland and
family spent Sunday with Mrs.
Newland's brother. near Steele.
Albert Hammer was = Bismarck
caller the first Of the week.
Lottie. Olson and Mabel Skjels-
vim assisted in cooking for thresh.
ers at the l.. B. Olson farm Tues.
! day.
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.Leil,


Arnold Christianson motored to
Wilton Friday to consult . ply
stefan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman
and daughter, Dorothy, motored to
Driscoll Saturday evening.
Mrs. N. A.. Soderholm and chill
dren spent Friday afternoon visit
ing at the Alfred Arneson and Joe
Rise homes.
George Harleman was Thurs
day evening caller at the Dallas
Barkman home.
Helmer Arneson, Einar and
Knute Spilde attended the parent
teachers' meeting held at the Luy-
ben school house Friday evening.
Harold Christianson and Joe
Rise motored to Steele Friday to
get some repairs for the latter's
threshing machine.
N. A. Soderhotm took q load Of
potatoes to Drfscoll Saturday,
which he sold there.
Gale Birkeland motored to Dris-
coll Friday.
Miss Sybil strandness Of Perth,
N. D., arrived here Sunday and
commenced teaching in school No.
l Monday. She was accompanied
by her father, who returned home
Monday.
Howard Brenden left Thursday
for Mckenzie, where he Is going
to work for Mr.. Burnstad.
Alfred Arneson and Mrs. Sivert
Brenden motored to futile Satur-
day forenoon.
Olga and Glenwood Rise mo-
tored to futile Monday forenoon.
Helmer Arneson called at the NJ.
A. Lem home Sunday,
The Young PEOPLES Society,
which met at the Alfred Arneson
home Sunday, was attended by a
large crowd. Meeting opened with
q song by the society.
Bible reading and prayer by
Rev. Strandness.
Reading by Clarence Rise.
Recitation by Hazel Arneson.
Song by Society.
Reading by Marion Lein.
Recitation by Evelyn Skogen.
Reading by Charlotte Olson.
Song by Society.
Reading by jeanette Skogen.
Recitation by Esther SOderholp,.
Second Report
/ Song by Society. H
Residing by Einar Spildc.
Bible Verses by Lille Lein.
Song BY Society.
Lords Prayer.
Collection taken in amounted to
500.
J. A. Rise and daughter, Selma,
called ct the Patterson ranch Sum
day forenoon.
China Skogens Olive and Joseph
Rise, who are employed ct the
North Patterson ranch, spent Sun.
day afternoon IN this neighbor-
hood, Lille Lein, Olga and Car
ence Rise taking them back again
Sunday evening.
Mrs. u. J.. Lain and son, Marian.
departed for 03eta, N. D., Setur-
day evenin9. They were accom-
panied BY Howard DEenden and
0Annio Leln, who retnrned Sunday.
Htlmer and Seymour Arnsson
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Trygg

John Anderson was business caller
Mt Geo Nelson's home last Wednes-
day morning.
Mrs. Victor Strom and son. Vernon.
were visiting with Mrs. John Ander-
son last Tuesday.
Olgct and Adolph Ryberg were
thrcshing for Henry Strom last We'd
resday, but broke down and were
laid for repairs.
John Anderson was digging his
potatoes last Wednesday. Some were
frozen on top.
Carl Larson will work in Bismarck
this winter.
John Anderson and Floyd were shop
ping in Regain last Tuesday even
ing.
Martin Nelson called on John An
derson Wednesday morning on bust
ness.
Geo. Nelson called on John Kruger
Wednesday evening on business.
Porter Nelson and John Kruger
helped John Anderson thresh Thurs
day.
Elsie Olson visited with Mrs. Joe
Fisher last Wednesday.
Axel johnson was n Regain caller
last Wednesday.
Martin Nelson was business caller
in Repan last Wednesday.
Joe Marley and Earl called at Geo
Nelson's last Wednesday on husi.
ness.
Elsie Olson called ut the David
, Trygg home last Tuesday on busi-
ness.
Martin Nelson was caller ut Os-
car COleman's last Wednesday night
Porter Nelson and Walter Sun
quist and his hired man are stop
ping ut the Martin Nelson place this
week.
Mrs. Walter Scott was seen in
Regain last Wednesday with new
Ford sedan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson, Gerald
and Gwendolyn Martin and Elsie Oh.
son motored to Wilton last Wednes-
day to get q winter supply Of apples
on the track which Ralph Dean ship
ped in.
Mrs. Victor Strom and Mrs. Olget
Ryberg were Wilton shoppers last
Wednesday.
Elsie Olson stopped at the Kruger
home last Tuesday en- route to Joe
Fishers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Spangberg and
Violet were shopping in Bismarck on
business last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Nelson and
family and Martin and Elsie Olson
were transacting business in Regain
last Wednesday.
John Olson was digging his pota-
toes last Wednesday and Thursday.
John Kruger was helping John An
derson with turning his grain stacks
over Wednesday to get them dried
out to thresh Thursday.
Oscar Coleman was helping John
Anderson thresh last Thursday.
John Anderson called at the Kruger
home last Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Nelson called
, on the. John Olson family last We'd
nesday.
The Nelson boys thrcshed for John
Olson last Thursday.
Floyd Anderson was caller at
Geo. Nelson's on business last Thurs
day.
Charlie Rue helped John Anderson
thresh last Thursday.
Axel JOhson was digging his po-
| tatoes last Thursday.
Carl Larson is blowing these fine
days.
Floyd Anderson was business
caller ut Leo Sheldon, John Olson and
Oscar C0leman's last Thursday.
John Kruger was caller at Martin
Nelson's last Wednesday night.
The Nelson boys threshed their flax
! last Thursday on the Regain highway,
known as the Wilde place.
Geo Nelson took John Kruger home
. Thursday evening from helping him
thresh.
Axei johnson called on the Nelson
boys while threshing Thursday.
John Kruger called on Carl Muth
last Wednesday.
! Geo Whitfield helped the Nelson
boys thresh last Friday.
John Kruger helped Ivon Law de-
liver some cattle to Mckenzie last
Friday to be shipped.
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Brittin

/ Elvin Hoover was bismarck caller
Wednesday,
=. NJ. Whiteaker was doing bust
ness in Bismarck Friday.
Mr.. ond Mrs. Jason Hoover were
bismarck callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nielman from Oregon
visited Mr.. Jason Hoovcr's and Mr.
Henry Crawford's Sunday. J.
Quite number from Brittin St
tended the dance at Sterling Monday
night. They reported having good
time.
Dick Owens has been helping Rich
Baker haul lumber to new house on
the farm formerly owned by Frank
Buckley.
There il to be o dance NJ Grin Dut.
toms Saturday night.
Mrs. McMurrick and daughter and
Mrs. Shurman were Bismarck callers
George Day Is able to be around
again, having been hurt quite badly
last week while hauling poles from
the river to>his home.
Grin Dutton has just completed his
new barn. It will be remembered
that his barn was burnt down last
spring In the big prairie fire.
Martin Peterson 10 hauling lumber
to build some new sheds.
Mrs. Frank King and Mrs. Dewey
Olson were calling around Brittin
last week.
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Jack lshmael purchased fifty sheep
from Mrs. Tollefs0n at Sterling, driv-
ing them to his farm Saturday.
The school board was in Bismarck
on business Saturday and Monday.
Those who were in Bismarck from
this community Saturday were Mr..
and Mrs. r. G. Abelein, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. NJ. Krick, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Graves, Mr.. and Mrs. Park Wood,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Varnum, Ada
and Stanley McCurdy and Mrs. A. C..
Dance.
A large number from this vicinity
attended the roundup at Mckenzie, n.
D., Sunday afternoon. A large crowd
attended and the onloOkers had u
chance to see some real riding. \
large number Of bronchos were rid
den, also some cows and hcifers.
Royal Thomas. a local boy. rode IL
broncho and COW ut the roundup.
Miss Betty Alsbury and Mr.. Joe
Hill visited Miss Nellie Dance Sum
day evening.
Miss Naomi Compear, North Memo.
ken teacher, mOtOrcd to Bismarck
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. WEIGH. Miss
Compear spent the weekend at her
home in Mandan, returning to Memo
ken Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ellen Geving, Menoken school
teacher, visited her sister in Mckenzie
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ayres and son.
Mr.. Bailey of Mason City, Iowa. were
visiting near Wing and Regain Sun
day.
Mr.. George varnum motored to
Driscoll Sunday with Mr.. Weight Of
south Of Bismarck. When they re-
turned they were entertained ut din
ner BY Mrs. George Varnum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Borne Of Me-
Kenzie spent Tuesday visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Krick and little
son Of Minot, n. d.. who have been
visiting several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Abelcin. left Monday morn
ing for Bisbce, N. d., where they will
visit relatives.
The school board held their regular
meeting at the Menoken schoolhouse
Tuesday night. Four men from the
Copelin Motor company Of BisQarck
attended this meeting to sell sses
for hauling the children to the new
consolidated school.
Abe Higgins. Elmer and Roy Funs-
ton and George varnum attended the
Paul Hansen auction sale Wednesday.
Ycaklc Brothers had IL carload Of
barley shipped in Wednesday,.