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REAL ESTATE SALESMAS-We have tne
prospects and the rronerties and want
real salesman 20 handle them: Call ard
talk il over with us. Waple James. 11lo
9Th 81 NV,
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MILLWoRK MAN CAPABLE q taking out nut;
stock material from plans Must have genial
personality and local trade acquaintance
Amply by mail. ]. Carey King. Inc. 0luo
C1iCo Mill I'd
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Experienced Security Salesman.
agent for outstanding financial issue. with
eJong and nationally known hoard. live
leads and perfect cooperation; SPLENDID con-
rertion for right man. Apply BIS Southern
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BUICK-Will take your car as first pay
ment on either new or used Buick: balance
can be arranged ON easy monthly payments.
Buick Agency. 101R Conn
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BUCKS. very latest models very little used.
They look brand-new: sedans. coaches
| touring. You can save from 5000 70
$500. Ask for T. S. Gaddess. 1915 Conn
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BUICK SPORT TOURING. late rs. in excel.
lent condition: owner will sell at sacrifice.
Can he seen at 136 23nd St W., Ant los
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BUICK. touring car. 1924 model in good
condition: driven Is. 900 miles: cash offer.
Franklin 3O15 after 5 80 pm 12'
CHANDLER TOURING. 1925: balloon tires.
new .Duco paint: mechanically excellent:
priced right At S495; terms easy. H.; 3.
Leary. Jr... & Bros. 1921 14th. North 1928.
Omen evenings and SUNDAYS
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BUICK COUNTRY CLUB SPECIAL COUPE.
1925: hrstclass condition; owner. Address
Box 264-H, Star office
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BUICK TOURING. 1923, with sedan ton
$50. Herfurth Engine CO.. Duke st. at tbs
river Alexandria va
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RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIRS
BOATS.

TRADE-INs--AIl kinds of sets at very low
prices. Stop in and look them over. Smiths
2119 18th st. NV.
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CHEVROLET COACH. 1925: splendid condi.
ton. good tires slip covers etc: $500 cash
or carry notes at S135 cash. Apt /. 5000
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

FOR SALE-Speed runabouI hull ready IN
install motor: cheap for cash. Col. 1858 or
Adams 1I17
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SODS-Hlgh-srade sods rich top soil We
rotted manure; lawns put in order. Ca
Line. 264. 21s
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TALKING PARROTs-Complete with cage
So to $50. AT ATHERTOE'S PET sH0I
.63S Indiana ave, nv. Main 400
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UICK COACH. 1925-Here 4 a real buy In

bUnIk ,CUACH, Iy2o-Here y real buy In
tire. etc: mechanically and appearance excel
lent. II in the market for this tvpe OF car
Won must really see this one: priced reason
sedan which is perfect throughout: good
paint and tires many extras and the price
is right. The Trew Motor Co. 1900 t4th
Main 4173. Open evenings and Sundays
until 3 nm
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MAN. young. for accounting office in hotel
one familiar with hotel work preferred, but
not necessary: state age. experience ana rel
Address Rrx 44.S-E star Once.
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CHEVROLETS-AIl models and years: many
reprinted in Duco and fully equipped: priced
low. on terms. Barry-Pate. Motor Co.. Inc.
NV; Adams 5000 and Main $50. 1909 Wis.
consin ave- NV: West 1913. 654 Pa. ave.
Sc: Lincoln 1913
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JTNIOR DRUG CLERK: state age, experi-
ence and references. Address Box 3"5-H
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MEN for outside sales work $40 and com,
mission first weeks to start, Apply 1919
r st. NV room SIS. from 8 TO IL am.
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MAN. Young: room and board furnished
Young white man with car to drive after
Nr.1,r Col rnoA
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

BOSTON TERRIER PUPS. pedigreed I,
males. $40. 3119 23nd st. ne. Pot. 6lQs-,
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MAN. married so to 40 years old. handy
for general work fpo clerical steady work
must be reliable. Address Box 43l-E. Star
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MACHTNIST--All- around man. experienced
On model and experimentai work preferred.
State experience in answering. Address Box
eli
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FURNITURE REFTNTsHER wanted: steady
work for right party. Woodie- Wickie
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HEI.P-MALE.

rYwNM6FfTE METAL WORKER. Apply
T'entraf Auto Works. 451 Eye st. NV. Ask
@or Mr. Morris.
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5LPER. Apply Con.
New York ave.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-26

Miss Viola Knutson is visiting
Miss Blanche timber for few days.
Godfrey Grcnz was business call
err at Hazclton Thursday.
George TIMBER. Of Winona was a
caller in this vicinity the fore part
of the week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace kyes and
their daughter Laura were Linton
visitors Tuesday. Mr.. Kyes is one
of our county com missioners, and
was there to attend a meeting Of
that body.
The Misses Frances and Elisabeth
koppy called on Miss Pauline Bect,
Of Temvik who underwent an opera
ton for acute appendicitis ut the
Linton hospital Sunday.
Miss Frances KOppy who has been
helping her folks with the harvest
went back to Temvik Sunday to work
for Mrs. Powers Hendrix.
Ed Weller went to South Dakota on
business Saturday.
Fred Joeb and Jake Grenz of Gay.
home Sunday.
Frank Sleva is working for Ed
Weller few days this week.
Willie Gilman, who has been work
ing for Ed Weller, returned to his
home at Livona.~,
| Harvesting in this community is
just about completed where thresh-
ing will soon be at hand.
| Henry Knitted was a caller ut Tenn
vik Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Koppy and
daughters. Pauline. Gertrude and
Regina. were business callers at
Strasburg Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Backhaus
and son Herbert and Willie and Mr..
| and Mrs. John Backhaus and daugh-
ter were Sunday visitors at the home
of Jake Fried, who resides on a farm
near Braddock.
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Strand home Sunday. From thsi1
they called at the Elkins home TO SEQ
the new girl.
Mrs. Grace Myers 10 visiting at the
A. Strand home.
Joseph Coat, Jr., called ut the q.
Hyin home awhile Sunday. I,
Mr.. and Mrs. James, Cunningham
and family called at the Ole Olson
home Friday. ,...s;.
Irma Myers spent a week visiting
with Burnett Jacobson.
Violet Olson visited with relatives
at Pettibone.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Howe and fam.
lily, Miss Dixon and Miss. .,Ralmer,
Wisconsin, were callers at the Z. W.
Wilkcrson home Sunday. ...
A large crowd attended church
Sunday. Rev. Jacobson could mot
come. so he sent Rev. Carlson, and
Rev. Arncson in his place.
Rev. Carlson and Rev. Arneson
were dinners guests at the Arthur
Mccoy home, and had supper with
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ruehl.
Roger koehlon spent. Sunday aft
crnoon with Clyde. Little.
MIR. Pete jacobson. and daughter,
Burnett, and Mrs. Ole Olson visited
awhile at the J. Little home, en- route
Ole Dune and Star Tibbets are
painting the buildings at the Can
field school. 49,
O. NJ. Colys and family visited
with Mrs. Mary Rsschkc Sunday.
Merrill Lindsey Called on Fred Oh
son at the A. F. hyln home Monday
evening.
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MOfht

c. A. Anderson motored to Bis-
marck Monday and purchased a new
Chevrolet truck.
Mrs. Fay Johnson entertained 1t
luncheon Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
Sophia Eggen, Mrs. Morrow. Mrs.
Adams, Mrs. Asselstine and Miss Jen-
ME Wasty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Bailey are The,
parents of baby boy born Wednss-
day, August 18th. .,.-I.,a,c:
Mrs Emil Enockson visited At the
NJ. G. Mentally home TuesdAy after.
noon.
Mrs. Carl Olson was a shopper ID
town Friday.
Mrs. Carmie Kimball visited here
Friday on her way through to Cali.
fornia.
Mr.. Cabbage was a shopper In
town Tuesday.
Mrs. T. H. Pillsbury and her. moth
err, Mrs. Hamlin, visited at the Jam.
cson home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Moffit and fam.
lily were entertained at the Robert
Carpenter home Sunday.
Mrs. T. +. Watkins visited ut the
M. G. Mentally home Saturday even.
ing.
Mrs. Valentine Benz, Mrs. NJ. D.
Olson and Mrs. Ed. De Ham visited
at the Burns Bailey home Friday.
Mrs. Emil Enockson visited 1T the
J. f. Kruse home Sunday.
c. A. Anderson made q business
trip to Fargo last week. ''
William Hirning of Hebron came.
Tuesday to manage the Durham Lum-
Der yards.
Mrs. Sophia Eggen, Mrs. George.
Morrow and Mrs. H. p. Asselstine
visited at the Pete Hofstad home
Thursday.
Mrs. H. l.. Adams visited at tho.
M. Jameson home Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Everett Porter was caller
in town Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Moffit visited at the G.
+. Moffit home Monday.
Mrs. G. A. Anderson entertained ut
luncheon Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
Sophia Eggen, Mrs. George Morrow,
Mrs. Asselstine and Mrs. M. &. Ne.
Nally.
Miss Marjorie Mccormick Of Bis.
marck is visiting at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Frank Brooks.
Mrs. Ed. Olson is visiting at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. John
Benz.
number from here were out To-
the G. A. Anderson farm Sunday to
watch the new combine work. It II,
the first one, in the Moffit. vicinity.
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NEWS Of OUR NElCHB0RS

Rev. Paul s. Wright of Bismarck
preached in the Presbyterian church
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Borge Halverson Of
Baker township were in town on bus.
mess Monday.
Miss Mclva Squires of Crystal
Springs is visiting ut the Dannemey
or home this week.
Steve Kidd Of Mandan is here Wis.
iting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Il. Armstrong.
Miss Ruth Lancy Of Mandan is Wis.,
ting at the home of her brother Mr.
and Mrs. V. A. Laney.
J. j. Hochhalter spent Saturday AT
Streeter getting his threshing ma.
chine ready for fall run.
Miss Maude Dickinson of Mime.
waukon visited at the Foye Harris
home Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Mae Epstein is entertaining
her sisters, Miss Lcvinson and Mrs
Freedman. of jamestown.
Frank Seigel spent several days in
Bismarck last week.
Clarence Loerch is visiting at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Loerch.
Mrs. Cunningham and daughters
Mrs. Ray Stair Of Bismarck, and Mrs
Elmer Johnson of Washburn lef,
Tuesday for Redfield, s. d., where
they will visit teveral days at the
Claire Cunningham home.
Miss Clara Wamsley entertained
her Sunday school class at the Dame.
meyer home Tuesday evening.
E. Dannemeyer left Sunday fol
Paris where he will attend the meet.
ing of the American Legion. He will
visit his father in Switzerland and q
brother in England before returning
home. Mrs. Dannemeyer accompan,
led him as far as Minneapolis where
she will do some fall buying for the
store.
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owns quite a bit Of land north o,

owns quite a bit Of land north Of
Dodge.
Mrs. c. e. Allison and children,
Hazel and Zclmo, left for Bismarck
| Saturday where they will make their
future home. We and their many
friends wish them success in their
new home.
Mrs. Neil Lee Of Dickinson visited
at the homes of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Siverts and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Lee over Friday.
Mrs. GOttlieb kellar, who has been
visiting few weeks in Fcsscnden,
this state, returned to her home
Thursday.
Mr.. Arthur Rain Of Two Rivers.
| Wis. was IA business caller in Dodge
Wednesday. Mr.. Rain was a former
school teacher Of Butte district, but
now he holds a position in fire
works house in Two Rivers, Wis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Pitts and chill
dren, Viola, George, Guy and Beatrice,
were guests for supper ut the home
iof Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Kirk Sunday.
! Anton Wilhelm motored to Bis
marck Saturday with truck hauling
the property Of Mrs. c. +. Allison.
John Sloan was an enstbound pas
senger to Mandan where he looked
over some business matters in that
city.
Jacob Wentz and son, Johnny, mo-
torcd to New Leipzig Thursday where
!Johnny was treated by. a doctor Of
that city. Johnny tried to ride a
wild horse and the horse threw him,
breaking some of his ribs.
b. Toker, sheriff of Stark county,
a resident Of Dickinson, was a bust
ness caller in Dodge Tuesday.
Rev. &. j. Auerbach will preach
his last sermon Sunday, August 28th.
Mr.. Auerbach will then leave for
Chicago where he will continue his
studies in 4 college.
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been rented by Sam Hanson and c. F.
Blcckreid instead of Mr.. Gherke
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Gcigie and fam
lily were transacting business in Will
ton Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Fevold and FAM
lily left in their Overland Whippet
Wednesday on u two weeks vacation
trip to points in the south and east.
From here they went to Duluth where
they will visit friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fevold. Later they will go to
Mortified, Mimi. to spend some time
with the parents Of Mrs. Fevold. They
will then go to Humboldt, Iowa, where
Mr.. Fevold's parents reside, and later
to South Dakota. coming home by
way Of the Black Hills. During the
absence Of MIR. Fevold the business
of the bank will be conducted by
Lester Ottow, assistant cashier.
Jim Watkins was u recent business
caller at his farm in the Mcnoken
vicinity where he is preparing to
move at a later date
John Eliason has purchased new
|. H. {. truck.
Mrs. William Bcment and children
were Thursday afternoon guests at
the Oscar Satter home.
The Baldwin schools will open Sep
TENDER 5th, Labor Day. The teach
crs will all be new, and are as fol
lows: Primary grade. Miss Alice
Hammer, Barlow, N. OAK; grammar
grades, Miss Ruth Hammer, Barlow,
N. d.; principal and. high school in
structor, Clarence Hillerson. The
two young ladies are sisters, and MI.
Hillerson taught in the Driscoll
schools last year. Freshman and
junior years will be given in high
school this year. Prof L.. c. Peter
son and Mrs. Peterson, who taught
here the past two years, are now To-
Gated in Fargo.
Percy Freeman, manager Of the
Monarch elevator, spent the weekend
out Of town.
Clarence Falkenstein has been in
Bismarck the past week taking treat
ment for blood poisoning which de-
vclopcd in his arm. He is recovering
nicely and expects to come home
some time this week.
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Schrunck

Herman and Henry Sielingcr called
at the VIM. Witt home Tuesday.
Mrs. Bender and daughter, Mrs
VIM. Witt, spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Wits daughter, Mrs. Henry
Siebel.
Mrs. Bender Of futile is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. Witt, this
week.
H. G. Marchant is painting the
Florence Lake school.
Johnny Witt called at the Herman
Meters home Tuesday.
Herman Meters called ut the X.
G. Marchant home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman and Mrs
Hietxu,an's sister and husband spent
Wednesday afternoon at the Roy
Marchant home.
J. E. Witt and Earnest Klicn called
at the R. G. Marchant home Thurs.
j. f. witt had supper at the Dan
McKinnon home Wednesday.
f. NJ. Nolan has bought a new
binder. He brought it home Friday
to. harvest his good crop.
Mr.. HOrnberg was in Wing Fri
day. ~
Mr.. and Mrsr Walter Stark anG
family were in Wing Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Helm and Ruth
were Wing shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. Bender Of Tuttle, who has
been visiting with her daughter
Mrs. VIM. Witt, returned to her home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tricbasscr and some
of the family spent Sunday at the
VIM. Witt home.
Mr.. and MRS. Hartman and family
and Mr.. Hartman's sister and fam
lily of Bismarck and Pearl White
were in Wing Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith were
Wing shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. Hartman's sister and family
of Bismarck spent last week visit
ing at the Hartman home.
Those who attended the dance at
Arena. grove from this community
were Ina Meyers, Barney Strand
John Lade. j. Witt, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
G.. Marchant and family, and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Stark and family.
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Leith

f. Anhorn and sons Robert and
Frederick were business callers al
Brisbane and Carson Thursday.
Chas. Emch Of Carson transacted
BUSINESS here Thursday.
Mrs. Corbit entertained Presbyter.
ian Ladies Aid Thursday. Mrs
Edythc Jones will fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Mrs
Fred Sept.
Mrs. Lackey and children and Mrs
Lanoth Woodbury. were Elgin visitors
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. N. Nichols and
children arrived Thursday from Alb
erdeen. S. D. Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols
left Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Nichols
and children will remain for q couple
of weeks visit.
T. F. Heating spent Sunday at Leith
on his way from Lennon to his home
ut Valley City.
Mr.. G. W. Stewart and r. H. Mich
OILS motored to Bismarck Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ashbridge
and children were Leith callers Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Carter accom-.
panied by Mrs. Carter's little niece
were visitors at Grandma Carriers
Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Kamrath and children
transacted business at Elgin Thurs.
day.
The Grant county fair board held
a business meeting Monday evening.
Everything is in readiness for the
fair Sept. Z 8, 9.
George kimbal started threshing
Monday north of futile.
Glen Finch was home over Sunday
and left Monday for Bowman where
1900 hail losses have been rported.
Palmer Eyncr of La Crosse, Wis.,,
arrived here Tuesday. Mrs. Eyner,
who has been visiting relatives the
past month. returned home with him
Wednesday.
E. Rieil Of Raleigh transacted
business here Tuesday.
Mike Rauch of Raleigh visited
friends here Tuesday.
Presbyterian church notes for
Sunday, Aug. %. The Grant County
Sunday School association will meet
in convention in the Presbyterian
church at Leith ut 10 o'clock. A good
program has been prepared by the
committee. There will be no serv-
ices in the different churches, as we
expect all to attend the convention.
A class of nineteen received into the
fellowship Of the Leith church upon
confession of their faith, on last Sum
day morning.
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S. w. Burleigh

Mr.. Buckley has finished cutting
MS small grain and has begun cut
| ting his flax. He has an excellent
crop of flax.
There will be an ice cream socia
held at the Glencoe church Frida,
/ evening. Everyone is invited Ic.
cream and cake will be served at q
small cost to raise money to hel,
carry on the work that has beer
started.
Norman Stewart visited at the VIM
Falconer home Sunday night.
| Wilson Brown and son James, Dan
Ronald, and Anna Nicholson, wcr.
supper guests at the Dan McLcar
home Sunday. They also called q,
the John Alex Stewart home.
| Rev. Christ Of Wilton and Rev
McGinnis, now of Wilton, but TO,
many years missionary in China
+, callcd on friends in this vicinity on
! their way home from Hazelton, where
Rev. Christ had been holding his
regular services.
Inc ladies' missionary meeting will
be held at Mrs. Boyd's September
The last meeting held ut Mrs
! Grundy's was we'll attended and be.
ing held so far south many ladies
were present who do not usually get
to attend.
Paul Hapel has an extra large crew
cutting his flax. His flax was put in
early and is one Of the best pieces
i in this vicinity.
| Mrs. John and James Stewart and
baby daughter called at the Buckley
home Tuesday.
Jack and Ronald Stewart are busy
heading.
Services will be held at the Glen
coc and STEWARDSHIP churches next
Sunday at ? o'clock. As we do not
have church services every Sunday il
it hoped we will have large attend.
ance.
Alex Anderson of Regain is helping
harvest at the home of his father-in
law, VIM. Mcdonald.
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Clear Lake

Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Schwan, who
have been at the st. Alexius hospita
ut Bismarck with their SON. law
Joe Paulson, since he was hurt ut thu
Sterling railroad crossing, returned
home Thursday.
Mrs. Emma Shaffer, daughter.
Miss Vivian and Mrs. Harold Har
grave and little Billy and Buddy
who have been visiting at Chillicothc
Mo-, the past month, returned Thurs
day. They made the trip by car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Christensen
daughter Myrtle, and nephew James
johnson, visited with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Shaffer Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Newland and
family spent Sunday with Mrs. Mar.
ten Olson of Driscoll.
Charley Stokes Of Alma, Ark, gave
his sister, Mrs. H. Smith, quite sur.
prise last Friday by calling on her
They have not seen each other for q
years, so they have enjoyed each
others visit very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stiles enter
tanned relatives Saturday evening and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Olson and fam.
lily visited ut Driscoll Sunday after
noon.
Miss Mable Carlson visited with
her parctns, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Smith
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stiles motored
to Bismarck and Mandan sight seeing
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen are
the parents of Il baby girl born Sun
day, ut the home of Mrs. Hanscn's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Echwn
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Bassen ant
family were Monday evening callers
at the Christ Schwn home.
Mrs. Henry Olson and Mrs. J0hr
Beer were callers at Sterling Mon
day.
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Baldwin

Mrs. Ida Frickc, who has been
spending the past week here with her
son Ralph, left Tuesday for Bis
marck. from which poont she left for
her home at Waubun, Mimi, Wed
nesday. Mrs. Fricke came here to see
about her crop, and also to look after
business affairs.
Mrs. Fred Wood left Wednesday
for Minneapolis where she will spend
some time with her mother, Mrs
Henry Rupp. who is a patient in a
sanitarium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton Nelson and
family were Sunday dinner guests ut
the Ira Falkenstcin home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frcdolen Rupp have
returned from weeks visit in the
Twin Cities.
Richard Kikul, who has been spend
ing the past two weeks in Bismarck
taking medical treatment, returned
home few days ago.
We have been informed that the
building formerly occupied by the
Farmers Mercantile company has