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Lark

Albert Vogel has accepted the po-
sition as local tester for the Hol-
! stein Association. Burton Haven,
who held the position until recently,
Ms attending school at Fargo.
The THAN Home makers Club vii!
meet at the Med Roberts home in
Carson March 3. At this meeting
there will be an election of officers
held
A number of young people attend
ed the neutrality-suspicious. wedding
at He'll last Sunday.
Little Betty Lagervall, who was
taken suddenly i'll Monday, was taken
to the Flasher hospital Wednesday.
The Lark Whist Club held its reg
ular meetnp Saturday evening with
Mrs. Olney Osborne and Hattie kreft
as hostesses.
j. G. Johnson, who resides north
of town, but has been spending the
winter with relatives at Sims, N. d.,
is reported seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. j. Daily spent
Thursday evening at the Wilmar Rob-
erts home.
Due to the absence Of Mr.. O'Con-
nell who took the boys to the tourna-
ilent at New Leipzig, the Thain p 7.
"a. postponed the regular meeting to
March 4th.
Mrs. Henry Brown and infant son
returned fcrom the Flasher hospital
Thursday. Mrs. VIM. Hanson is as.
sisting her with her work for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Haven spent Sun
day at the A. Griffith home in
THAN.
Marjorie Werner was a passenger
to Flasher Wednesday, returning
home in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Bodic from near
Brisbane and Mr. and Mrs. S9lmer
AIKEN were Sunday dinner guests at
the James Sadlin home
Mrs. Robert O'Connell and little
daughter Eileen returned Thursday
from the st. Alexius hospital at
Bismarck where Eileen has been re-
She returned to Bismarck Saturday,
however, as her condition became
worse.
Mrs. Cora Wernick and daughter
Naomi transacted business in Elgin
Monday, returning home on the train
Tuesday morning.
The North Whist Club met at the
Ed Posey home Saturday eve.
Ruby and Julia Hanson spent Sun
| day with sheir sister, Mrs. Henry
Bohn, getting acquainted with the
! little new nephew.
| Sam Knoll returned home Tuesday
| from Flasher where he has been tax
| ing electucal treatments.
Misses Lois and Bcrnice Prante
attended the tournament at New Leip-
zig Friday night.
Mrs. Werner Lagervall and Betty
returned Friday from Flasher.
The Albert Grimm family moved to
a farm near Jvdson Friday.
Word has been received from the
Chris Ellingson family, who are
spending the winter with relatives
in Kentucky. of the arrival of baby
girl Jan. Goth.
The Grand View sewing club met
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EdgenOnt

Annie HochhaIter is the guest of
her sister. Mrs. John Stinert. Mrs.
Stincrt lives in Regain.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stroh and chill
drcn were Sunday visitors at her
mothers, Mrs. Henry Schatz.
John Strohs' were visiting with
Hochhalter.
Karl Schatz and J. X. Jones were
Regain callers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl schatz, Esther,
Dave and Thafeld. also Mrs. II.
Schatz and Ruth, were visiting with
j. Srohs and Zemers Sunday eve
ming.
Edgemont p. T. A. meeting and pro-
gram will be held the lth of March
at school No. ..
Rudolph and Davold Schaffcr called
on Adams Sunday afternoon.
Albert Ze.mer was visiting with
Johnson's Sunday.
Rev Broeekcl will hold church ser
vices at the Alta church Sunday.
Fred Hochhalters of Bismarck were
the guests of their parents, G.. Hoch-
halter, Sunday. They returned home
Monday afternoon.
Gotlieb Stincrts were visiting Buch-
holtz's Sunday evening.
Caroline Schaffer is helping Mrs.
Ness with her work this week.
Nesses are moving in the old West
home.
Hazel Jones returned home from
Bismarck after Il short visit with
her relatives.
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Schrunck

Mrl and Mrs 4. G. Marchant and
/ Herman Meters were in Wing on
Monday.
Leroy Marchant called at the Her
man Meters home Monday forenoon.
Emil Schockmcre and Anton Robei
visited ut the Steve Bochar home
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Matt visited at
The Jim Nony home Monday evening.
Ted Nolan has been absent most
none while Mr.. Nolan is sick
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Meters and
family visited at the r. G.. Marchant
home TUESDAY evening
Mr. and Mrs. Wentz, Mrs and Mr.
Steve Bochar, Mr. and Mrs John
Cook. visited at the Carl Johnson
home Tuesday evening.
Johnnie and Emanuel Fodc visited
al the r. G.. Marchant home Wcdnes-
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Seibel were shopping
in Wing on Thursday.
J. H. Flood is visiting at O. q.
Spcrrys this week
Mr.. iIcltzman. the leader and in
structor Of the Bible Class, will
sneak on the difference between
Sunday and the Sabbath" on next
Sunday Afternoon. Everyone is in
vitcd to this meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Cromse and family
have moved on the Ottcson place.
The party and dance at Meters
Saturday evening was well attended
and enjoyed by all present. a nice
lunch was served at midnight.
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Sterling

Martin Magnus, accompanied b!
Marvin Magnus and Mrs. Mat Mag
nus spent Monday evening at the
Carey Johnson home.
G. j Johnson called at the Iuroff
home Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy Xlraff has been on
the sick list, but is much improved.
i. n. Johnson, accompanied by Miss
Laura Laird, were in Mckenzie Fri
day.
Edgar johnson accompanied by Mrs.
Carey Johnson and Raymond went to
Bismarck Sunday.
Miss Bertha Peterson and Warren
Courtney spent Sunday evening at
the 7. n. Johnson home. 5s.as
Miss Mildred Stewart, who goes to
school in Driscoll, spent the week
end ut home.
Warren Courtney, who has been
assisting II. X. Wright with his work
lett FOR his home near Oaks, n. d..
Saturday.
The L. T. A. was held at the North
Sterling school No. last Friday eve
ming. short program was given
ana delicious luncn was served.
Miss Hazel Feather is on the sick
list.
Miss Bertha Peterson spent the
week end in Bismarck.
Mr.. Edgerley, accompanied by his
son Faye and Miss Bertha Peterson,
went TO Bismarck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. n. Johnson and
Gladys Laird were in Driscoll Tues
day.
Mrs. Emil Lang and Mrs Paul Lang
spent q few days in Bismarck last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stiles and
daughters Ellen and Betty returned
from Stewartsville. Mimi. last Fri
day. They went to Minnesota last
fall.
Miss Beraicc Nelson. who teaches
in Bismarck. spent the week end
with her folks at Sterling.
Charlie Gosney, accompanied by his
sister Florence, Miss Vivian Goskill
and Miss Esther Lang, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. WILDER Rooms on Sunday.
Mrs. X. p. Schlabach and Mrs. X.
r. Mckane were hostesses at a mis-
cellaneous shower, given in honor of
Mrs. Carol Byers. formerly Christine
Brom. at the Mckane residence Fri
day afternoon. Mrs. Byers received
many useful and beautiful presents.
Mrs. Victor Matson and Mrs. Roy
Random Of jamestown spent few
days at the Random home.
Laverne Richison, accompanied by
Miss Cherida Jacobson and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kush, attended the dance
at Moffit Saturday evening.
The ladies Of the NJ. 4. Church of
Sterling were hostesses at banquet
given at the hall Saturday evening
After the banquet short program
was given.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Riley were shop
ping in Bismarck Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Sharp and daugh-
ter Donna called at the j.. H. Riley
home Friday.
H. f. Wildfang attended a conven-
ton at Minot last week.
S. b. Dyrstad has gone to Minoi
to attend an elevator convention.
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Ecklund

Harry Brown of Croft township
was an overnight guest Tuesday at
at the A. L. Anderson home.
Wallace and Bonnie Anderson and
Harry Brown visited at the Albert
Moline home Tuesday evening.
Emma Coleman and Brandt Morris
have been visiting at the T. F. Nor
ris home this week.
Misses Emma Coleman and Dorothy
Morris and Brandt Norris visited at
the Victor Coleman home Wednes-
day.
A number from this community at
tended the P. T. A. meeting and pro-
gram held in Ghylin township Friday
evening. A delicious lunch was served
at midnight by some of the ladies.
Mrs. Victor Anderson and little son
returned home from Bismarck Mon
day.
Miss Lily Jiras of Cromwell dis
trict, who has been visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Phil Monroe, returned
to her home Saturday.
II. A. Mccullough was shopper in
Wilton Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Klawitter and
Joe Klawitter and Mrs. George
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ming. A goodly number were there,
A very pleasant evening was passed
and a nice lunch served
Mrs VIM lice and son Lawrence
of Bismarck spent a few days with
her daughter. Mrs. Elmer koon, re-
turning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Thomas spent
Monday in Bismarck.
Mrs. {. i. Anknum entertained a
few ladies at an afternoon party Fri
day.
Mrs. Elmer Koon and Mrs. All
Chaplin spent Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. f. l.. Carr.
Mrs. p. NJ. Lathrop went to Bis
marck Sunday returning Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Faunce Lyben were
in town Monday.
High School
Joel and Edrie Erickson and Bill
and Omar Rosvold were excused from
classes Tuesday afternoon to take
part in the rabbit hunt.
Billy Burbagc visited our room
Thursday afternoon.
Elsie Meyer was absent from
school Friday afternoon.
The senior play, "June Time" was
very well attended and we hope it was
well liked. A dance followed the
play and lunch was served by Mrs.
Eunis at the restaurant.
The Friday English club held its
fourth meeting Feb. &c The follow
ing officers were elected: President,
Eeryl Johnson; vice president, Elma
Erickson; secretary, Joel Erickson.
lucille Gustafson and Joel Erickson
were appointed to be on the program
Myrtle Madison spent Sunday night
with Lucille Gustafson.
Stella Stenstadvold spent the week
nd with Elma Erickson.
Beryl Johnson. Selma Repp and
Jessie Humsey were absent Monday
Primary Dept.
Our attendance this week is better.
Clifford Cotton, Lyle Arneson, AL
fred Swanson, Edith johnson, Myrtle
Johnson and Marley Erickson are
back after being absent for some
time.
We are beginning to study the
Dutch people. We find Hans and
Gretel are very interesting, but we
would not like to exchange places
with them and live as they do.
Preaching service at the IN. f.
Church next Sunday, March 6.
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NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS

his son. Rev. Christ made many
friends and preached several good
sermons while he was here.
Lloyd Hanson Of kenmare arrived
in wilton Friday to take the place
Of Warder Roberts as representative
Of the Standard Oh co.
Mrs. Brett OF Fulda. Mimi, is as
sisting her daughter, Mrs. Elmer
Horn. during her illness.
Mrs. Charles Eisberg visited at the
home of her daughter Mrs. A. W.
Fossum, in Bismarck last week
John Pau OF bismarck visited in
wilton a few days last week.
Mrs. Fred Williams Of Bismarck
visited at the home Of her mother,
Mrs. Dalock, and at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Leo Tholc, last week.
Among the out-oftown friends Of
the late Martin Hagen that We're here
cdnesday 10 attended the funeral
services were: A%el Solder and H. &.
Edgerton Of Wing, General T.. s. vii
Hams Of Bismarck. and Attorney &.
5. Lindcll and William Hanson of
WaShhurn.
Re-. and Mrs. G.. ". Stewart of
Mantan spent Friday at the home
of Mrs. Nettie Macomher.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Bensficld spent
Monday evening at the {. II. Finn
home.
Ted Steffcn returned Monday from
his vacation spent in Minnesota.
Rev. +. W. Christ held services at
New Salem, Sunday, February 20.
The George Benedict family moved
into town Monday. They have been
living on the H. G.. Peterson place
for the past year.
Rev. jos. Zelochiwsky, former
Ikrainian minister in Wilton, was
4 Wilton caller last week.
Mrs. W. T.. Thclan left Friday for
Saint Paul to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Titus and Mr..
&nd Mrs. Bob Walton Of Bismarck
visited relatives in Wilton Sunday.
Wilton and community were shock
ed when word was received Monday,
Feb. u. of the sudden death Of one
of our most prominent pioneer farm
ers, NJ. q. Hagen, who passed away
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
q. OlreirSon of Bismarck. Mrs. Ha-
gen and children were All present
at his bedside except Irene, who was
unable to arrive before Monday night.
He was called to Bismarck on the
Arnold Thleie case and seemed in
good health until Sunday morning,
when he suffered Il stroke Of paral-
ysis and died Monday afternoon.
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Wilton

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Soderquist and
family spent Sunday at the Oscar
Anstrom home in the Painted Woods
Mrs. Mary Matheson Of Bismarck
sncnt Thursday at the the home of
her sister, Mrs. c. B. Finn.
Miss Alice O'Brien spent the week
end at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed O'Brien.
Mrs. l.. E. Nugent visited at the j.
7. Enright home last week.
Mrs. T. H. Steffen was called 70
Marshall. Mimi, on account OF the
q. L. Enright was called to his
hnme IN Bismarck last week, due to
the illness Of Mrs. Enright.
] Joe DeRose was business visitor
n Bismarck last week.
Mr. and Mrs, Cottlieb Hochhalter
visited relatives in Regan Sunday. !.
Raw. =. p. Christ left Monday night
~ IL vest yhere be will visit VIII
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MenOken

Miss Ellen Geving, upper grade
teacher, spent Saturday and Sunday
visiting her sister at Mckenzie, N. d.
Chester Sherman is now working at
the local garage.
Otto Dorman took a carload of higs
to Minneapolis last week.
Louis B. Olson entered the st.
Alexius hospital in Bismarck Friday.
A dance was given in the town hall
by Dennis Ritzel and Royal Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Varnum, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Graves motored to
Bismarck Friday, visiting the lcgis-
lature and attending show ut the
Capitol Ttheater.
John Craven was a caller at the
Yeakle Brothers farm Saturday even
ing.
Joseph Hockey went to Bismarck
Saturday to consult doctor about
sprained wrist. It was found that
no bones were broken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ebling and fam
lily were visiting at the Mick Agnew
farm Sunday.
AZ AUu MIS. w lNs VdEuuW 3uU AUI
McCurdy visited Mr.. and Mrs. Dell
Warren Sunday.
Leo Blank and Gus Petroff, Sec
ness Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ayers entsE-
tained Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. LudemaHh
at dinner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. C. Dance enter
tanned five tables Of whist Saturday
evening. Mrs. Clifford Craven and
Mr.. Homer Craven were awarded
prizes. A luncheon was served ar
midnight.
Mrs. A. F. WEIGH spent several days
visiting her granddaughter Ruth, who
is attending high school in Bismarck.
Mrs w. Fl Dance visited Mrs. Chas.
Graves Tuesday afternoon.
Joe Rockey, who has been ut the
Northern Pacific hospital at Glen
dive, Mont. for an operation, return
ed home Wednesday,. Mr.. Hockey ex-
poets to return to his work as section
foreman in two weeks.
An auction sale was held at the
A. v. Fisher farm one mile north
west Of Menoken Wednesday. r. NJ.
Ludemann sold some horses and mis-
cellaneous articles at the A. V. Fish
err auction sale.
Mrs. Chas. Soules of Hazelton
and Ed Klepstein visited at the Mel
vim Agnew home Monday. Mrs. Soules
returned home Tuesday, but Mr.. KEEP
stein is visiting relatives here.
Miss Madge Runey and nuWse
called at the local grade schools ex-
aiming the pupils for my defects of
the ear, eye, nose and throat. They
also weighed the children and meas
ured their height to see which chill
dren were underweight.
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at the VIM. Nogel home Saturday
The club decided to stage a rabbit
hunt next Sunday, the funds to be
kept on reserve for the clubs use in
the fall. The hunt will start at the
Ralph Osborne home and all are in
vited to attend.
AT the basketball tournament at
New Leipzig Friday and Saturday the
Flasher team won over all. Eight
teams were entered. THAN boys
drew Shields to play, winning by
1924. Saturday afternoon the teams
winning one game played in the semi
finals. Thain played Elgin and lost
score, 1922. Saturday evening Flash
er and Elgin played, Flasher being
winner.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Daily and chill
dren and Margaret Miller were-Sun-
dav dinner guests at the J. c. Bell
home in Carson.
Miss Mable Rustad is i'll with an
attack Of tonsilitis.
Lizzie Harmon, a student Of the
Flasher high school, spent Che
weekend at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Olson transacted
business at. Flasher Friday.
j. c. Bell, Rev. w. Radermacher
and Earl Daily spent Monday after
noon rabbit hunting. They returned
with Is.
The Leo Martin family moved to
their new home south of Leith We'd
nesdav. Mrs. Martins brothers
brought up four teams so the COM
plete move was made in one day.
Merle Martin. who has been living
in the Heart River country the past
year. will move on to the farm re-
Gently occupied by his brother Leo
An interesting agriculture meeting
was held at the Orpheum at Carson
Tue sday. a number of the local
people were in attendance. The THAN
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Wild Rose

The annual meeting Of the town.
ship auditing board will be held at
the clerks office Tuesday, March 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Gooding and
children visited at the John Peterson
home Sunday.
Miles Stanton spent the weekend
at the August Benz home near Moi
fit.
Miss Avis Carlisle, who attends
high school in Bismarck, came down
Friday to visit relatives and friends
here and in Braddock over the week
end.
Howard Brownawell and Harry
Koenig hauled a load Of seed wheat
out Of Braddock, Monday for Howard
Brownawell.
Lee Saville was on the sick list the
fore part of the week.
Quite q number, Of the farmers of
this neighb0rhood are planning on
motoring to Bismarck next week, for
the trade-week and auto show.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Sdville attend
at Braddock one evening last week.
ished series of interesting prophetic
Miss Helen Skramstad spent the
Erickson.
The rabbit hunt Sunday was not
as successful as the previous ones,
but over 100 hundred were disposed
of it has been reported.
There will be a rabbit hunt next
Sunday afternoon. Hunters are to
,,1n nd n~,.
Mrs. Ernest Saville attended the
Braddock Saturday afternoon.
A. carload of our young folks at
tended the dance at Moffit Saturday
evening.
Miss Opal King, one of our former
Wild Rose girls, who has been teach
ing near Bismarck since graduating
from high school there, was married
Feb. 18 to George Watson Of Nc
Kenzie by Rev. Harley Zeller at the
parsonage. The many friends
here Of Mr.. and Mrs. Watson wish
them the best of success and hap
piness.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brownawell had
as Sunday guests Mr.. and Mrs. H.
A. Carlisle and children, Miss Avis
and Roger, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Brownawell, Miss Helen Skramstad
and Miles Stanton, two of our popular
teachers.
Born, at hospital in Bismarck to
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Schrenck. a
son. Mrs. Schrenck is Wild Rose
girl, eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Pugh. Mrs. Pugh is with her
daughter at this time.
Old neighbors here will be pleased
to learn it has been reported that
the Adams family, pioneer farmers
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Mckenzie

FRIDAY evening number of people
charivaried Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wat
son at the W. L. Watson home. The
evening was spent in playing whist.
At midnight Mrs. Watson served
lunch
Mrs. Howard Curtis and daughter
and Ed Easton spent the weekend
here.
Wednesday, February 90, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. f. Wharton conducted the
students Of the seventh and eighth
grades and high school of Mckenzie
on an educational trip to our state
capitol. The morning was spent in
the museum of the memorial build
ing, the students particularly OBJ
serving the relics pertaining to the
early history of North Dakota. At
noon, as the weather was mild, an
out door picnic lunch near the
Roosevelt Cabin was enjoyed by all.
In the afternoon the students Wis
tied the penitentiaty, returning to
the capitol to visit the various state
departments and the legislature.
The agriculture class spent their
Laboratory period at Joe Connor's
cream station where Mr.. Conner de-
monstrated the use of the Babcock
tester.
The cast of the community play
"The Man from Borneo" has been
selected and rehearsals are we'll un-
der way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hughes, Rev.
and Mrs. H. A. Zeller, Miss Ida Els
ner, George and Ed Fuehrcr and Fred
korn attended the church social and
program at Sterling Saturday even
ing.
Anna Grenz, teacher in the West
Sibley school. spent the weekend in
the western part Of the state.
The local nimrods staged rabbit
hunt Sunday but owing to mislaid
plans only y rabbits were bagged.
Mrs. +. Hughes and Mrs. r. f.
Meyers motored to Bismarck Tues
day.
Rev. and Mrs. H, Zeller enter
tanned at dinner, Tuesday, for Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Wharton; Mr.. and Mrs.
D. L. Wharton, Mrs. J. NJ. Reicholt
and Anytime Schiess. The parent
teacher association met in regular
session Tuesday evening. Rev. H.
Zeller presiding. The following
officers were elected: Charles
Thompson for president, l.. L. Lewis,
vice president and Mrs. Anna Man
ly, secretary and treasurer. The
audience sang: "Old Folks at Home"
and "The Church in the Wildwood
The chief feature of the evening
was debate. Resolved, That school
training is more effective than home
training and outside influences. The
affirmative side was taken by p. p
Bliss, Mrs. J. NJ Bertholf and Rev
H. Zeller. The negative side by
! Nils STRIVING, Mrs. p. p. Bliss and
Fred Korn. The affirmative side
won by a very small majority. The
subject proved to be exceedingl,
vital and ut present writing i!
still under discussion.
The program was concluded with
several selections by the string quar-
tet: Fred Korn and Mrs. T. Hughes
violin, Mrs. Zeller guitar, Ida Elsner
piano, Ruby Thompson and Madelin,
Boren sang duet with Mrs. Whar
ton at the piano. Mrs. w. L. Wat
son and Mrs. l.. L. Lewis in charg
Of the social hour served cake AM
SvA4vU1 III !. e@ u m
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school pupils were dismissed so they
could also attend
Principal r. O'Connell was called
to Bismarck Tuesday on account of
the serious condition Of his little
daughter. Mr.. Logeland, who is
principal at Carson, has charge Of
the high school room during Mr..
O'Connells absence.
Mrs. James Sandlin was taken to
Bismarck Monday to consult the
clinic.
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Shonert, all living near Baldwin. Yis-
tied at the T.. F. Morris home FRI
day.
Emil Hilkin was among those who
attended the old-time dance in Bald
win Saturday night.
Bennic Anderson attended the par
ty at the Brown Bros. Saturday even
ing.
Walter Spangberg, Albert Moline,
Wallace Anderson and Donald Nor.
ris were among those who took part
in the rabbit drive held in Crom-
we'll district Sunday. About 164 rab.
bits were killed.
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DriscOll

Mr.. and Mrs. Al Chaplin and chill
dren spent Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Hull.
Mavis Rosvold was taken to the
hospital in Bismarck Wednesday. It
was feared that she was coming down
with pneumonia.
Mrs. H. A. Knudson and daughter
Valdis, spent Sunday at the Rosvold
home.
Mrs. Floyd Swanson has been on
the sick list the past week.
The sewing club met at the home
of Mrs. A. Bruschwcin Saturday eve
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from near Braddock.. who MOVED
south q couple years ago, plan on re-
turning this spring.
Word received from Hugh King at
Minneapolis states that he is now a
registered pharmacist. there, as he
passed the examinations of the state
board some time ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-16
Son Found After Thirty Years

BIZ Times Special
ORLEANS, Ind, July 16.-Walter
Wells, from whom his mother, Mrs.
Emma Wells, residing here, has had
no word for thirty years, has been
found at Fresno, Cal.
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DR.. SMITH is SPEAKER
Rotary Club to Hear Discussion of
Mental Diseases.

DR.. e. Rogers Smith. associate in
the department of mental and
nervous diseases of the Indiana Uni
versity Medical School. will speak
on the treatment of mental and
nervous cases at the Robert Long
and Riley Hospitals at the Rotary
Club luncheon at the Claypot .
Hotel, Tuesday. Edward Nell j.. will
sing.