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Arena

Mr.. and ..rs. Elmer Drum and
Miss Mary Cromwell were Sunday
guests 1t the Id Cromwell home.
Mis., Cromwell remained q. home,
Is she expects to start to school il
Hucdaficld soon.
Harry Ulfcrs, who has hccn haul
ing grain all fall. broke his own rec
CIT. last week when lac hauled 1900
bushels Of grain to Arena. in two
Gays from the &. &. Palms farm.
Mrs. Owen Mcintyre AMI children
spent Tuesday night at The home Of
her sister, MRS. Ben k!agenburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Granville and
Sons n1otoled to the capital city Sat-
urcay. Bert said it rained in Bis
marck while here it showed as if
real winter was at hand.
Tees brothers und John Bailey in
Florence Lake have had threshers
for two weeks, but arc about
through now. Tees brothers had a
vely good yield Of flax, making
about IS bushels to the acre.
1t is reported We are to lose one
OF or prosperous farmers from
Hazc!grove. Emmanuel Haas plans
to move near Ucnhoff. We will all
be sorry to see Emmanuel leave, but
hope he meets will: the best Of sue
| cess in his new location.
Troy kncrpcr and family arc
going 70 Portland, Oregon, by car
where they plan to make their future
| hone.
The Sthclcr boys have been dig.
giag potatoes for Harry Ulfers the
past week They have on. about BOO
bushels and still! quite q patch yet
10 dig.
Bert Clanviile helped John Bailey
haul grain Friday.
Raymond Wcitstock is carrying
the mail this week during the alb.
| sence OF our regular mail carrier
Oscar Wcitstock. Mr.. and Mrs. o
Wcitstock went to Minnesota ant
Iowa OH a motor trip visiting friends
and relatives.
Dinner guests at the Mcintyre
EcEe Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. R;an and sons Thomas ane
William anl daughters Ellen ant
Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Glanyi!le
ard sons.
Charles IIazlegrove was . bus;
ness callers il. Hurdsfield Saturday.
Herman Scilinger had the mis-.
| fortune to have his thumb taken of
and his fingers badly smashed wher
his hand caught in the chain OH the
feeder CT the separator. DIR. Thelar
Of Wilton gave it medical attention
ard Herman says though it pains
him quite severely, it is getting
along fine.
George Hoelter and Grant Palms
OF Bismarck spent the weekend al
tic farm looking after business in
tcrcsts.
Lena Kraft is assisting Mrs. Jake
Steiylcmcycc cook for threshers this
week.
Emil Sattler was q caller at Har.
ry Ulfer's Thursday.
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MenOken

Marvin Sherman and son Albert
motored to Iowa where they will
visit relatives.
Mrs. G. ID. King entertained Memo
ken Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon
at her home south of Menoken. Mrs,
L. j. Agnew assisted Mrs. King
serve dainty luncheon.
The Boyd schools will hold their
parent-teacher meeting October 81
at the south Boyd school. A lunch
con will be served by the ladies.
Mr.. and Hrs. l.. j. Agnew and
family, Miss Gertrude Ness motored
70 Bismarck Friday evening. Miss
Ness stayed in Bismarck Saturday
and Sunday visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Dralle of Bis
marck were dinner guests at the W.
I. Dance home Sunday.
A few old friends and neighbors
surprised Mrs. Mary Wood Monday
evening. A luncheon was served
Mrs. Wood has been visiting Mr.. anc
Mrs. Park Wood for some time and
expects to leave soon to visit hel
daughter.
VIM. LANCER had $50 sheer
shipped to Menoken Sunday which
he expects to keep through the win.
ter ON the LANCER ranch south Of
Menokeu.
The school board held q meeting
in the school house Tuesday even.
ing.
A rain fell Monday and Tuesday
which will delay threshing and the
fall work.
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Regain

There will be services in the Con-
gregational church Sunday, Oct. is,
Rev. Rose HOlstein officiating. A
large attendance is desired and an
invitation is extended to all to at
tend.
The Ladies' Aid met at the home
Of Mrs. A. II. Lundberg. Wednesday.
Oct. 5, and was largely attended.
The next meeting will be held in the
parsonage and a potluck lunch will
be served. Oct. 26 is the date.
Andrew Fisher, local Ford dealer,
will erect new garage in the near
future, on the lots east Of the Re-
gan State bank on Railroad ave-
nue.. The buildings now on the lots
are being moved, and work on the
garage will commence Immediately.
Stewart Cummings of Wilton has the
building contract.
Howard Granting has purchased
the lots north Of the pool hall on
Main street and will move his black
smith shop there. He plans on hav-
ing a filling and service station in
connection with the shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Westerman
motored to Bismarck Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Dimond mo-
tored to Bismarck Sunday to spend
the day visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Olson mOtored
to Bismarck Thursday where they
attended to business matters and
visited friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson and
julius Olson motored to Bismarck
Friday.
William Danielson arrived from
Minot last week and is the guest Of
his parents, 1Ir. and Mrs. Jacob
Danielson.
DIR. Charlebois. formerly of Will
ton, visited Regan friends en- route
to Bismarck from Harvey Thursday.
AL Wilde and AL AnstrOm were
business callers in Regan Thursday.
A. l.. Garnes and A. Wilde OF Will
ton were transacting business in
Mercer Thursday.
Prof. and Mrs. POgreba spent the
weekend IN Mandan, the guest OF
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. E.. Rierson and
Clara were Bismarck visitors Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Tourtlotte and
Frances motored to Bismarck Sun
day.
Mrs. Simon Jahr of Spokane,
Wash, formerly OF Wilton. who has
been the guest Of relatives and
friends in Regan, Wilton and Bis
marck for the past two months, LETT
Sunday for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Garnes and
children m0tored- to Bismarck Sat-
urday evening, returning Sunday.
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Sterling

Mr. and Mrs. C. ]. johnson, &C.
companied by daughters Mildred and
Grace and Miss Bertha Peterson
motored to Bismarck Saturday.
Max Lang went to st. Paul with
two carloads Of cattle and hogs
Tuesday.
The dance at Sterling, Friday
night, was we'll attended. The music
was furnished by an orchestra from
Linton.
Miss Mildred johnson visited with
Mrs. Robert Eiesenbiez Sunday af-
ternoon.
Elsus Elness was a Bismarck
caller Saturday.
l.. S. French and family visited
at the C. ]. johnson home Sunday.
Max Lang accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Dorson and Mrs.
Emil Lang attended church in Bis
marck Sunday.
Elder Elness is q proud owner
Of q new Buick touring.
Mrs. Clinton Gaskill attended the
conference in Bismarck last week.
She was appointed to go from Ster-
ling church.
Gust Schopher, who has been in
the Bismarck hospital, returned
home Monday.
Clinton Gaskill was a guest of
friends in Bismarck Sunday.
Mrs. M. HI. Nelson and son How
ard were Bismarck callers Monday.
Miss Blanche Salter of Menoken
is assisting Mrs. L. B. Smith with
her work for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stiles are
the proud parents Of q baby girl
born Tuesday.
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A millinery course was given by
Mrs. E. Church Of the Agricultural
College Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. John Taylor and baby son
spent last week in q Bismarck hos
pital where the baby received treat
mcnt for pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Risdahl and family
left last week for Great Falls, Mont;
where they will make their home.
J. E. Erickson Of Driscoll visited
last week at the home of his son.,
Clifford Erickson.
Rev. and Mrs. F. w. Gress return
cd Monday from Bismarck where
they attended the Methodist annual
conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Anderson Of
futile visited in Steele one day last
week.
Prof. f. r. Heffner gave an illus
trated lecture on Africa in the high
school gym Tuesday for the benefit
of the athletic association.
Miss Louise Sherman, who is at
tending the State University at
Grand Forks, was selected as one
of fifty students as a member of
tn honor section Of English classes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Geisler and
son Junior and Mrs. Mary Chamber.
lain motored to Bismarck Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Epstein attend
ed Jewish services in Bismarck one
day last week.
Operator Ashley and family have
moved into the A. H. Foye house.
The American Legion Auxiliary
met Thursday evening with Mrs,
+. d. Jones.
Attorney McCarter and family
have moved into the Wehlitz cottage,
Conrad Wiley has received notice
that the rural mail route which is
served by him will be increased ia
daily service about Nov. /.
Mrs. o. T. Ness is enjoying a new
Atwater-Kent radio.
Harold Loerch and Ulm Dahlquist
entered school Monday.
| Attorney Sperry Of Bismarck
opened a law office in the DIR. Lodge
building last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Lee have
moved into the Williams residence
Mr.. Lee is employed at the light
plant.
Mrs. Caroline Marsh made tril
to Bismarck Friday.
/ J. N. McCarter Of Stanton opened
a law office in the Wchlitz building
last week.
i Mr.. Watson Of Bowman visitct
at the G. A. Dieruf home last week
| New officers were elected at tho
meeting Of the American Legior
! Auxiliary: President, Mrs. r. II
Dodds; vice president, Mrs. Il
Dannemeyer; secretary, Mrs. A
Yankcn; treasurer, Mrs. C. karpen
j. IL. Underwood of Crysta
Springs was here on business ONT
day last week.
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ono hundred world famous pictures,
fifty of which are in the required
lis: g. pictures for study in North
Dakota schools. A lecture was
given, with the showing of the pic
lures, by Prof. f. r. Hephner.
Miss Ruth Menough, who has been
visiting friends in Dawson for three
weeks. left Sunday evening for her
home in Minneapolis.
Mrs. c. A. Cross returned Satur.
day from Grand Forks and points
in the Red River Valley. She at.
tended the convention of the Won
ems Federated Clubs Of NORTH
Dakota. As president Of the eighth
district, Mrs. Cross was presented
with vase. made at the State
School of Mines, as an award fol
having the most new clubs registered
during the year.
Mrs. Eric Hanson returned Satur.
day from Bismarck where she has
been a patient at the hospital.
Miss A. Elliott, who was pastor
of the Methodist church during the
past two summers, was in Dawson
on Saturday calling on friends.
Tom Hammel is confined to his
home on account Of illness.
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Schrunk

John Koch is hauling grain fol-
Thomas Novak.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Marchant and
daughters Margaret, Irene and Helen
were Wing shoppers Tuesday.
Henry Sible, John Witt and Ben
Kiley have been hauling grain for
Herman Meters this week.
Miss Helen Marchant visited with
the Misses Mabel Lyle and Cath.
crime Lee Tuesday evening.
Miss Lena Witt was married to
Christ Wentz in Bismarck Tuesday
They returned home Sunday where
they are staying for the present
with Jake Krause. Mrs. Wentz is
10 years Of age and resident OF
this community, and Mr.. Wentz il
SO years Of age. His home is II
Washington. We wish them q long
and happy married life.
Jake Wentz and daughter Tillit
took two loads Of grain to Wing
Wednesday.
Ted Nolan took Z load Of grain
to Wing Wednesday.
J. E. Witt was caller ct the
r. G. Marchant home Wednesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Koch were
Wing callers Wednesday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Wentz spent
Wednesday with Mrs. VENTS sister
Mrs. Siebel.
Johnny Witt was Z caller at thu
Meters home Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Marchant ant
daughters Margaret. Helen ant
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is visiting 1t the home of her par.

is visiting 1t the home of her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Bluun
A large crowd was in attendance
at the free dance, held at the Sibley
Hotel Monday night. Music was
furnished by the Tappen orchestra.
At midnight a free lunch was
served.
J. l.. Dougherty of jamestown has
been put on as first trick operator
for the Northern Pacific railroad
here.
Harold Nimon has bought the
farm adjoining the Kidder county
demonstration farm.
G. Tubbs and Will Scott of Mime
apolis arrived Monday to spend two
weeks hunting. They are guests OF
DR.. Pryse.
S. C. Taylor Of University Park
Iowa, was in Dawson several days
on business.
Miss Myrtle Snyder, who has beer
absent from school for a week, has
returned to her studies.
Monday evening an educational
picture was shown at the Dawson
hall, sponsored by the school. The
picture presented scenes from Africa
There were also shown, in colors
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Steiber

Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Dixon were
choppers in Regan Friday.
Miss Gertrude Eic!lcl visited G!
the Malone home Saturday.
Miss Madgc Runcy and Miss Mary
Cashcl were visiting schools arc
locking after other business in this
vicinity Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson and j
c. Olson n1otored to Bismarck Fri
day.
Mrs. VIM. Hiclcl and Miss Mar,
Doyle were Regain visitors Saturday
evening.
Ted Lee, Eben Cori.ss and Del.
bert Olson were Sunday visitors
the teacherage.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j.. Malone Gnf
Reecher Malone were Sunday guests
at John Carlson's.
Mervin Oder who is threshinG 70.
Bill Hickcl il being delayed on &C.
count Of cugine trouble.
Fred Bergcuist hauled a load o.
ccal for the Pleasant View scnoo
Monday.
J. T.. Jones took & load Of cream t.
Rcgan Saturday.
Gcttlicb Stcincrt is thrcshing To-
Fred Bender.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson ant
family were callers at c. l.. Malone
Wednesday evening.
The Hurlburt family are liy;nr ir
the house formerly occupied By tbs
Lewis family.
John Carlson ard Ecechcr Malone
were duck hunting Saturday. They
reported good luck.
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Irene were McClusky callers Satur.

Irene were McClusky callers Satur.
day.
Il. G. Marchant called at the Tom
Novak home Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fode are the
proud parents Of baby boy born to
them Sunday evening, Oct. 2.
Koch's are now threshing for the
Siebels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Siebel were
Wing shoppers Tuesday evening.
Adam klien, who has been work
ing for Tom Novak through thresh-
ing, returned to his home in Bis
marck Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Wentz called
at the Herman Meters home Wed.
| nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Koch were
| Wing shoppers Friday forenoon.
Leroy Marchant and Johnny Fode
called at the Jake Wentz home Sun.
day.
Mr.. Gail and J. f.. Witt hauled
grain for John McKauthur this
week.
Henry Fode is working for Jake
Hen. He is drilling rye this week
The schools in Schrunk opened
Oct. 10 with Miss Buella Lawyer
as teacher for school No. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Seilengel
and son Earl James, Clarence Kin
drcd and Ruth Kerr motored to Bis
marck Sunday to consult physician
regarding Herman's injured hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Bachar anc
Julia and George spent Sunday al
| the Carl johnson home.
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S. w. Burleigl,

James Earas expects to move tu
Bismarck this week. His children
Ill then have an opportunity to At
tad the Bismarck: schools.
Most Of the farmers in this vicir.
~ arc busy hauling their grain to
market. Nearly eli the threshins i,
done.
Gladys Graml;ns has again gone
- Dickinson to school after spend
as several days With relatives il
this vicinity.
Rornard winslc ard family arc
moving into the house recently
yacated by James Earas.
Mrs. JChn Stewart has accepted 3
rcs:t:cn As teacher nea~ Wilton. Thu
IS Mrs. Stewards third term in this
district.
Paul Hapel end j. C. Chessals arc
using up their tcunteous surp,y o.
iced By fa.tering stock for the mar
kc.s. They have bought quite = lot
o. stock in the past few weeks.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Stewart is reported rs being
very i'll at this writing.
Owing to the fine crors Of f,ax
raised in this vicinity i. is reported
THAT considerable land will change
owners this fall.
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Steele

Marshall Jaynes left last week
with his uncle Charlie Jaynes tor
Washington where he will remain
indefinitely. Charlie Jaynes has
been visiting here for . month with
his brothers, Fred and Tom Jaynes:
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Epstein moved
last week into the L. S. Miller resi-
dence.
Mrs. A. r. Robinson arrived last
week from Montana to visit friends.
She is en- route to Minneapolis where
she will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Altes with Otto
and Vida spent Sunday at the
Methodist Conference in Bismarck.
A Homemakers Club was organ
lied at the court house Tuesday
evening by County Agent Carlson.
The following officers were elected:
Pres. Mrs. David Ballantine; vice
president, Mrs. G. G. Foye; secre-
tary-treasurer, Mrs. &. A. Ryder,
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Taft

Earl 0askill and Charley Gosney
motorcd TO Drisco!l Wednesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs George Lewis were
Sterling callers Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lewis visited
at the Z. L. Hurr home Friday.
Mrs. Henry lesson took her
daughter Geneyievc and Mildred
Lang to Mckenzie Friday night for
their music lessons.
Max Lang called at the Cosncy
home Friday.
Mrs. johnson and son William
were Sterling callers Thursday.
| Roy Baker was Sterling caller
Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. Gaskill and son Clin-
ton were Driscoll callers Friday aft
crnoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Prince are moving
on the Gus:afson place.
Mrs. Melvin Lash Of Bismarck is
helping her mother. Mrs. John Bak-
err, cook for threshers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis were
Bismarck callers Friday.
Mrs. Charley Anderson was a Ster-
ling caller Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Clinton Gaskill went to Bis.
marck Friday as a lay delegate to
attend the Methodist conference.
Mr.. Charles Dunahey was a caller
at the Cosney home Friday evening
Jim Baker is threshing at his home
now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Swindling ant
family were Mandan visitors Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo: se Lewis wen
to Bismarck to church Sunday.
! +. L. Hurr started threshins
George Lewis's flax Monday morn
ing.
j Mrs. Nieman and Lois were Ster
ling callers Monday.
Clinton Gaskill was a Bismarcl
visitor Sunday.
/ Ralph Hurr was a Sterling callel
/ Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Koon called
at the Gosney home Saturday eve
ming.
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Dawson

The Dawson Parent Teacher AS
ISOLATION held its first meeting for
this year at the schoolhouse, We'd
nesday evening. A business meet
ing was conducted by the president,
Mrs. +. c. Werner. A program fol-
lowed which consisted of musical
numbers by the children of the fourth
and fifth grades and sketches from
the life of T. Roosevelt. At the
conclusion of the meeting light re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. Lud Lewis and family mo-
tored to Robinson Sunday afternoon
to attend the meeting at Townley's
we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l., Kadlec and
Miss Mabel Anderson motored to
Fargo Friday, on shopping trip.
They returned Sunday and were &C.
companied home by Miss Florence
Kadlec, a sister of Mr.. Kadlec, who
will visit in Dawson for several
weeks.
Mrs. Henry Nelson Of Valley City
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Garfield

The American Legion Auxiliary
met at the hall in Regain October
Str. There were II members pres
cnt. We are now working on our
cradle roll department. We also
made plans for Armistice Day. Mrs.
A. IL. Lundberg, Mrs. ). Danielson
and Mrs. A. +. Ghyiin were appoint
&C. OH the refresiment committee.
We are planning on having dinner
for the American Legion and Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary Nov. IL. There
also will be patriotic program in
which Miss johnson, Mrs. A. II. Hell
geson, Mrs. Howard Watkins and
Mrs. VIM. Nicholson are il charge.
The mex: American Legion Auxiliary
is to be at the Mrs. VIM. Nicholson
home Nov. 3, to which each member
is supposed to bring and donate q
cup, spoon and fork. At the close of
the meeting O pot-luck supper was
served to which the Legion boys and
husbands Of the Auxiliary members
were invited.
The American Legion boys called
meeting for Saturday night, Oct.
Is, to discuss the erection Of the
club rooms. All members are urged
to be there.
Miss Bertha Eide spent the week
end with Virginia ard Mae Wall
man.
Misses O'Bricn and Parmenter
spent the weekend with Miss
O.Bricn'; mother. in Wilton.
Miss Edna Eide visited at the A.
il. Hclgcson home over the we,
end.
Miss Violet Olson and Merrill
Lindsey were callers in Regain Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. McCay were call
CTS at the J. Keifer home Friday.
Mrs. C. w. WILKINSON, Mrs. ].
Howe and daughters Claire and
Hazel, t!r. and Mrs. H. F. Swan
sen were Wilton business callers Sat-
urday.
FIR. and Mrs. Joseph Keifer and
Mrs. Arna knudson were callers in
Bismarck Saturday.
Gerald Ghylin spent Saturday
with his grandparents.
There were q few more that at
tended Sunday school Sunday. We
still would like to have more to at
tend.
John Howe bought some Rosen rye
from Foy Mccullough.
Mrs. A. H. Helgeson visited at the
Garfield school Wednesday after
noon.
Kcnmare and Bernhard Jordahl,
Ina Myers and Barney Strand called
ut the Ghylin home while Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. Hans jacobson and children
end Mrs. Myers of futile visited at
the Strand home Sunday. They
brought Mrs. Myers back to Strands
where she will stay for q while.
Callers at the J. Keller home Sun
day afternoon were Mrs. j. Howe
and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Swanson, Mrs. Bill Hickle and
cousin. Mr.. and Mrs. Ghylin and son.
Pete jacobson, Ina Myers, Barney
Strand, Hans jacobson and family
were callers at the Ole Olson home
Sunday afternoon.
The high school pupils liked 70
the lake and had their dinner Mon
day.
Pete jacobson and daughter were
callers in Wilton Monday.
Mrs. j. Howe met with an accident
while taking her girls to school
Tuesday. The Ford sedan she was
driving upset. They received minor
bruises.
Merrill Lindsey hauled coal : for
the school Monday.
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Still

The Misses Ida and Agnes Tos.
seth and Dorothy Little, who are
attending high school in Bismarck
spent the last Weekend at their
homes. Miss Hannah Tosseth also
spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. Arthur Johnson and Mrs,
Pete Johnson motored to Wilton
Tuesday.
Fred Johnson brought home his
threshing outfit Friday for the sea.
son. He has been threshing on tho
Emil Nelson farm near Mercer.
Albert Hagstrom and Eric Pear
son arrived home Friday from neal
Mercer where they have helped
threSh.
The Arthur Johnson and PETE
Johnson families called at the Free
Standby home Sunday.
The Still Community Parent
Teacher association will hold it,
monthly meeting in the Still Hal
Friday evening. Oct. IA. A goot
program is promised.
Miss Alma Benson OF Flasher /:
helping Mrs. August Asplund cool
for thresherS.
The threshing will mostly be done
in a few more days IL the weather
permits. The crops have averaged
very we'll and the farmers are happy
The first snowfall of the season
fell Saturday morning.
Fred Standby is having public
sale of his personal property Mon
day. Oct. II.
Clarence Shndley and Miss Der
tina Knecht Of Bismarck were quietl,
married last week. They are max
ing their home in Bismarck. Thu
happy couple have the well wishe!
Of their many friends in the com
munity.