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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-15

Richer fabrics and more compli-
Gated treatment of fall coats shown
at recent fashion shows in Chicago
and New York emphasize the dawn
of season of more elaborate dress
ing for women. These are six
typical models:
ONE-The Importance of tweed
in fall sports wear is justified by
this imported green and gray plaid
top coat. Tricky revers, strapped
cuffs. high waitline belt and raglan
sleeves give it distinction. It is
double breasted for warmth and it's
patch pockets are built for room as
we'll as appearance.
TWO-Luxuriously soft is this
! brown Alexa coat with it's rich
Kolinsky trimmings. Its shawl
collar has an entirely new way of
ripping down to form graceful
jabots reaching to the waistline.
Deep fur cuffs shape to the elbows.
! Only q rich hat, such as the gold
embroidered one shown, could fifty
top such q luxurious coat.
THREE-Fall introduces long
coats for suits. Here is q long
coated ensemble fashioned from
brown tweed flecked with russell
lights and enriched by seal collar.
Tan jersey forms the blouse. Nov
city gloves in fancy spotted pig
skin add an unusual touch.
| FOUR-Five bone buttons accen-
tuate the diagonal closing of this
smart kitten's-ear suit coat. A
handsome fox. lends a pelt for the
collar. The skirt features side
;pleatings and a yoke with bone
buttons fastening if on the side.
Curious little geometric pieces of
black and blue velvet work out a
charming patchwork hat which has
), only black banding to relieve it.
! FIVE-The epitome. of formal
J. elegance is reached when white
crmine joins forces with rich sable
to fashion an opera wrap. Its
shawl collar stands from the neck
: in dignified manner while a deep
hem of sable adds youthful note
to the mode that is over compliment
tary to women. It is lined with
brocaded white, with a touch of
gold in its weave to give it a soft
CLEAN.
), SIX-Velvet, unadorned, is a
! favorite for autumn wear. But
. when royal blue velvet fashions q
graceful evening coat such as this,
the Elizabethan collar and China
mans cuffs of white fox give it
irresistible charm. Its sleeve full
ness. the up-in-the-front curve OF
1.-The. hemline and the, luscious pink
velvet lining are n0ticeably new
features.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-15
Mrs. Arness Gives
Picnic for Daughter

Mrs. K. C. Arness entertained Fri
day afternoon in honor Of the
eleventh birthday anniversary Of her
daughter. Cleo.
The IL little guests, attired in
overalls, enjoyed the afternoon at the
Mandan park where they had games
and stunts. At the close of the aft.
ernoon a picnic lunch was served
with the birthday cake 'as the center
piece for the table. Mrs. Eric Lind.
bloom assisted Mrs. Arness in serv-
ing.
Miss Enid Burdick Of Mandan and
Miss Marie Bodner Of Wilton were
out oftown guests. The honoree was
presented with. many gifts.
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Social and Personal
Mines Newton And \
Norum Entertain

Mrs. AN. Newton and Mrs. NJ. G.
Norum entertained Saturday evening
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Han
son Of this city.
The evening was spent with cards
and dancing, ut the close of which
three course luncheon was served.
Miss Villa Newton assisted the hos
tesses with the serving and enter
tainment.
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Mrs. J. P. Kelly Is
HOnOree at Party

\ Mrs. Ray Poole and Miss Emma
Bader entertained Friday evening in
honor Of tina birthday anniversary Of
Mrs. J. P. Kelly Of this city.
HIidse was played 1t three tables
during the evening, while prizes for
acores we're won by Mrs. Oscar Lovin
and Miss Lydia Rich. At the con.
clusion Of the games . three course
luncheon was served.
The hostesses used bouquets Of
nasturtiums to- decorate the rooms
and lunchuon tables.
The gus4ts were Mrs. Oscar Lovin,
Mrs. Walter Clark, and Misses Grace
Ellness, Lydia Rich, Catherine Bader,
Pauline Fisher, Clarice Belk, and
Alice Brown Of Bismarck, Mrs.
Stewart Mcdonald Of Butte, Mont.
and Mrs. Joseph Palmer Of st. Paul.
Mrs. Kelly was presented with
many beautiful birthday gifts.
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Hints on Etiquet

l. Should relatives and friends
feel called upon to send gifts to an
engaged girl?
2. Ii an engagement is broken
should the girl return her diamond
ring?
3. Should she return all presents
sent her for her engagement?
The Answers
l. Not necessarily, though it is
q nice custom.
2. Yes.
3. Yes.
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Try Our Modern High Pres. :.
sure Greasing Service FAr All
Cars. - Prices Reasonable.
Short Stop Station.
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WILL ATTEND CONVENTION

Robert Birdxell left Sunday by car
for Big Wind Inn, Lake Of Bays, Ont,
where he will attend the internation-
al convention Of Beta Theta ri fra
ternity as delegate from the Univer-
sity / North Dakota chapter. He
was accompanied by his mother and
sister, Mrs. L. f. Birdxell and Miss
Dorothy. En- route they will visi
....nus in Rochester, Chicago, and
Detroit, Mich, and will return home
by way Of Duluth and ltasca Park.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-15
RETURNS HOME

John Homan returned to bismarck
Friday after spending the week in
cargo as the guest OF his daughter,
Mrs. H. c. Dorr.
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ON 3nIyYTNC TRIP

N. E. Stowe. manager Of the a. w.
Lucas company basement department.,
left Saturday for Chicago to meet Mr.,
and Mrs. A. w. Mundy on their re-
turn from New York city where they
have been on buying trip. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mundy motored to New York.
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RETURNS FROM TRIP

Mrs. J. w. Tschumperlin has re-
turned from a combined business and
pleasure trip to Chicago and the
Twin Cities.
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RETURNS HOME

E. C. Cook Of Glasgow, Mont. who
has spent the past week at the home
Of his sister-in-law, Mrs. A. w. Cook,
left this morning for his home.
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UNDERGOES OPERATION
Mrs. Carl Kax OF Napoleon, who
underwent an operation at the Bis
marck hospital recently, is reported
TO be recovering rapidly. /,
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TO GREEN LAKE

Miss Cora Marie Strauss left Sunday
for Green Lake, Spicer. Minnesota.
where Mrs. F. B. Strauss and
family are spending the summer.
After visiting ut the Strauss summer
home for q short time, DR.. and Mrs.
Dursema will continue their trip to
Chicago.
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VISITS SON

Mrs. J. L. Enright left Saturday
evening for Yellowstone Park. whore
she will visit her. son, Joe Enright.
who has been employed there for the
summer.
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FROM WINNIPEG

Henry Jones and Carl Heupel re-
turned Saturday from Winnipeg
where they attended the annual
agency meeting of the Provident Life
Insurance company.
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TO FARGO

Hays Stephens left Saturday Tor
Fargo. where he was the guest OF
friends for the weekend.
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lnoAe nrrcm nAAoM

FROM WEST COAST
Wyman Clitschka has returned
from Seattle, Wash. and other west
coast points.
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WEEKEND GUESTS

Mrs. Fay Kent and daughter. Char
lotte, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hughes
and daughter, jeanne. drove to Brad
dock Saturday and spent the week.
end at the C. H. Pearson home.
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EN- ROUTE TO CHICAGO
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Ioge u Orange
. xville, Idaho, were gunnts In Btsmarck
priday en- route to Chicago, whore
they will visit for some time. +
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SpENDs VACATION HERE

Chauncey Borman Of Abercrombie,
\ student ut the University Of North
Dakota, has arrived In Bismarck to
visit until the opening Of school this
fall, when he will, enter the medical
school at the university. En- route
to Bismarck Mr.. Borman was the
guest Of friends ct Fargo. 4. =
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VISITS MINNESOTA AND CANADA

Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Richmond re-
turned Friday from a motor trip to
lake resorts in Minnesota and Can
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FAKE EXTENDED TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l. Hughes and
Mrs. C. B. Menard left today by car
for Minneapolis and Turtle Lake.
Wis. En- route they will visit lake
resorts in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
They expect to be away two weeks.
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IN FARGO

Mrs. B. F. Tillotson and children Of
this city are spending several days
in Fargo as the guests of Mrs. Tillot-
sons mother, and sister. Mrs. Ellen F.
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RETTIRNS ST1NnAy

RETURNS SUNDAY
Mrs. w. 8. Rohrer returned to Bis
marck Sunday after spending two
weeks in Chicago, the Twin Cities,
and Detroit Lakes. Mimi.
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TO MINNESOTA LAKES

- TO MINNESUTA LAAAES
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Lundquist and
daughters. Martha Gertrude and
Doris. left today for motor trip to
Minnesota lake resorts. They will
be away about three weeks.
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rRnM MONTANA

FROM MONTANA
Z. C. Cook Of Glasgow, Mont, 10 .
guest at. the home Of his sistsr-tn-
Law. Mrs. a. w. Cook.
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ON VACATION

ON VACATION
Miss Mary Cysewski left Saturday
for jamestown, where she met Miss
Edna Morgan and accompanied her on
a motor trip to the Twin Cities. She
will be away 10 days.
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VISIT FRIENDS

VISIT FRIENDS
Mrs. Karla dollhouse Of this city
and her sister, Mrs. Earl Fleming OF
Fargo. returned to Fargo Sunday
from Minneapolis where they have
been visiting friends for few days.
Mrs. dollhouse will return to Bis
marck after ! short visit in Fargo.
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weiner roast Tuesdas evening at 7
o'clock under the Memorial bridge.
All who attend are requested to
bring cups and silver.
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70 LAKE HOME

u " x|H1AZI
Mr.. and Mrs. Myfon Atkinson and
daughter left Sunday for Park
Rapids, Mimi. where they. will be
guests at, the s. W. Corwin lake home.
and will join Mr.. and Mrs.. Gordon v.
Cox and children and Mrs. T. h. At
kinson, who have been visiting there
for some time. The party will re-
turn to Bismarck together.
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IN CONFERENCE HERE

w. F. Frisbie, chemist in charge Of
cooperation, Washington, D. c., and
c. II. Harrison, chief inspector Of the
Minneapolis station of the U. S. food
and drug inspection department., are
in conference here with R.. o. Baird.
food commissioner and chemist. con-
cerning the cooperative work between
the U.S.. food inspection bureau and
the North Dakota department Of food
and drug inspection.
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TO ATTEND /. &C. HEARING
Chaflas f. Martin, .statistician for
the state railroad board, has gone to
St. Paul to take part. in the hearing
on Northwestern grain rates now be-
ing held by theAnterstate Commerce
Commission. He expects to be gone
three weeks. E. N. Hendricks, traf-
fic expert for the board, expects to
leave for st. Paul this week and also
will appear at the hearing.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-23
Dodge

j. A. Jacobs motored to Bismarck
Tuesday where he looked over his
business matters in that city.
Einar Fischer, who was a bust
ness caller in Fargo for several days,
returned to his home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Bothner were
guests at the home Of Mrs. David
Jutzler Wednesday.
H. NJ. Weydahl of Killdeer was
q business caller in Dodge Friday.
j. G. Grossman was a business
caller in Halliday Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H: Bothner and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harvey mo-
tored to Dickinson Tuesday where
they transacted business. From there
they drove to the Bad Lands, return
ing home the same day.
James Bailey, the dray man of
Holiday. was business caller in
Dodge Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harvey, who
have been visiting a few weeks at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. H.
Bothner returned to their home in
Duluth, Mimi, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mattson and
daughter, Lillian, visited with Mr..
and Mrs. L. H. Bothner Sunday.
States Attorney Thomas Johnson
Of Killdeer was . business caller in
Dodge Monday.
Carl Singer and daughter Emma
motored to Dickinson Wednesday
where Emma entered hospital for
an operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Frank motored
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Raleigh.

Mrs. Chas. BEEN went to Mott
Monday wh~re she was called be.
cause # the illness of her daughter.
in-law, Mrs. Brundag She re.
turned Saturda..
Noel Hardy arrived Tuesday from
PGrtla. d, Ind, to 10 k after his land
holdings near R..leigf.
Matte Peters,. went to Mott
where she will be employed in the
Lloyd B.rndage ho,..e.
Miss Vera Simpson was initiated
into the local Rebeccx lodge at their
regular meetil Wednesday night
Mr.. Mrs w. B. Dorward no
tored to Bismarck Monday.
Charles Corey Of McLaut him, s.
D., was q business v:si' ar In 4.aleigh
several days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Clark ar
rived Tuesday from Portland, Ind,
to reside Of the Noel -..srds farm,
Mrs. CLARK will BE- remembered Is
Miss + 1th Steele oe Raleii
Thos. Nc 'nnis motored f. Flash
er Saturday. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Clark Schiek and children
and Miss Vera Simpson, who visited
at the Ed McF. II home.
G.. G. Vaala Of Lawler, Iowa, a.
rived Tuesday to take care Of his
share Of p raised on his land.
He returned home the last Of the
week.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Winifred Sto Jner
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
BEEN and Mr.. and Mrs. August Mel
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morning he drove to Tuttl, to take
in the hunting season with friends
in that locality.
Cliff Stickney was a passenger
to Mandan Monday afternoon.
Mrs. j. D. Nc Cusker accompanied
by Mrs. H. A. Reama. Of Hazclton,
paid Braddock call Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Il. Bauers and
Mr.. B. Schneider, our local teachers,
motored to Bismarck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Enders Of
Temvik were Sunday visitors with
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Daley.
Some Of our local hunters are en-
joying the hunting season and bring
ing in plenty of game.
Harold Junge motored to Bismarck
Thursday afternoon, returning home
Friday.
K. ii. Corey md O. Feltheim went
to futile Friday, from which place
Mr.. Feltheim was to ship cattle.
The Farmers Ele. or Of Brad
dock has already shipped out about
IS cars of grain, amounting to about
1880 bushels.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. '. Lesher accom-
panied by Mrs. Lesher's mother, Mrs.
John Mum, drove to Bismarck Sat
urday morning. NJ. Lesher played
with the "Hoot- Owls" who broad
casted over the radi4 in the evening.
The Braddock Study and Civic cluD
held its first regular meeting of the
year Wednesda evening at the home
of Mrs. Long Fifteen members
were present. Mrs. Bart. u and Mrs.
Aarvig were elected delegates to the
State Convention at Grand Forks.
The program for the evening was ON
Health and Cleanliness in the
Home" At the close of the program
lunch was served by Mes ;. mes Long,
Lesher and Piers. The ext meet
ing will be Sept. 2S at the home of
Mrs. Piers.
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Garfield

Mrs. J. Cook is helping Mrs. A..
Strand cook for threshers.
Mrs. j.. eifev and Marie Schil1.
lings visited at the Ghylin home,
Thursday.
c. Our is threshing at the Jordan {
home. 4
While going to Bismarck Mondayf
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey met with ar.
accident; as they were driving ,ns''
the front wheel of the Buick camas
off. No one was injured.
Mrs. Ole Olson and daughters
Violet were Wilton callers Friday
and Saturday. Violet had some den41
tai work done. ]
Helen Little, Mabel and Willard
Diamond, Misses lnglebrist and Fri
stad called at the j. Little home SUM-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Gh7lin and
son Gerald and Mr.. and Mrs. Davel
Ghylin were callers at the Allenl
berger home in Wilton Sunday.
Hunting season is open. Theres
were lots Of hunters out Sunday
morning early.
Mrs. A. Ghylin visited with tho.
Garfield teachers Thursday evening.
Mrs. A. H. Helegson was busi-.
ness caller at the Cnnileld schoaI,
Monday.
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Sterling

There are now IT high school stl
dents going to Sterling school N
/. Nearly half of these are FRESH
man. We aye glad to have Lula
Tollefson back in Sterling schot
again. Lula went to Ri marck schot
last year.
Miss Dorothy Zuroff is assistin
Mrs. Leo Smith with her work fo
a few days.
p. M. Gosneys motored to s.
marck Saturday.
A farewell party was given 81
the Misses Esther Lang and Mar b !
Lewis at the Lang home Satur.. I
evening. They left Monday mon
ing for Jamestown where they VII
attend college. j
MIR. and Mrs. c. J. Johnso vista
at Tom Stewards Sunday
Miss Mildred Stewart visited u.
Max Langs Saturday night and Suna
day.
Mrs. Emil Long accompanied By
the Misses Esther Long and MarioiI
Lewis were shopping in Bismarcl
Saturday.
Miss Vivian Gaskill visited a.
Max Longs Saturday night and SUM-
day.
Miss Luella Tollefson accompanied
by the Misses Veronica Riley am
Lucille Ellness motorec to Driscol
Monday evening.
Frederick Lee is helping Paus
Lang haul grain or a few days.
Miss Mildred Johnson is stayinae
at Max Langs and going to -chool.
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Arena

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Drum motored
to Mr.. and Nj Ed Cromwell's Sun
day after Mary Cromwell, who is
to help at the Drum home for a
while.
Ed Wagner and Ra Hazlegrove
were visitors at Rheinholt Horn
bockers near Denhoff Sunday. Mr..
Hornbocker was a former resident
of this vicinity, but moved near
Denhoff two years ago. He has q
wonderful crop this yea and has
it all thieshed but IS acres of flax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ailing and
children G. Mercer ,me down Sat
urday and visited until Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Granville and
family.
Thu threshing rig owned by Jerl
Payseno is threshing for w. H.
Stark.
Mrs. Joe Peters IS st;.ving with
Mrs. Emil Sattler while her hus-
bird is cut threshing.
Mrs. Ben K.ag Il burg and chill
dren and mother, Mrs. Patrick Null
holland visited at the Mclhtyrc home
Saturday.
H. h. Granville sold all bat four
head o. his cattle last week. Emil
says he's going % reduce OH labor
for the winter.
Miss Esther Granville spent Sum-
day at home with her parents.
Mrs. Jake Steiglemeyer has been
helping Mrs. Andrew kroft cook for
threshers the past we k.
1t is reported that Grant Palms
old resident OF this community, has
accepted a position in the Princess
hotel in Bismarck for the coming
months.
Miss Lorraine Hawkins is en-
ployed at the Ray Hazlegrove home.
Mrs. Charles Hazlegrovc and chill
dreh were callers at Mrs. Ray Halle
groves Monday.
Andrew Kraft finished t,lreshing
Monday. And ew's crop vas very
good. He thrcshed 1000 bushels of
grain.
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son and CATER Luree ard John
Smith at Sunday dinner.
The Joint I..dies Aid Of Raleigh
held their regula- meeting Thurs
day. Tie .fficers elected for the
ensuing ye.. ere Mrs. .voh, Metz,
president; NJ w. B. Dorward, vice
president; Mrs. August Nelson, Sec
rotary and treasure, and flower
committee, Mesdame Klienschnudt
and Clearance Frost.
Mrs. Clara Steele entertained
at Sunday dinner MIR and Mrs. Newt
Davis and so Dare. of Flasher
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Clark and Noel
Hardy.
J. Halpern shippe. a car of cat
tie to he Sioux CITY Markets Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. w Mo. rison mo.
t red to Bis, rex Tuesday where
they wen consult the doctors In
rega.d to Mr.. Morrison's iiealt
Miss Kati, Krosch of S elds is
maxi her home Nth ". and Mrs,
John Oleso.i a. attending high
hool in Raleigh.
Mrs. Cassie L dispose Of her
farm east of Raleigh to Casper
Scholes Tuesds n parted
Wednesday for Mime polls whe
she make, her h :.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. n OF ,son and
daughter Marjorie am Miss Katie
krosch rsited at the horce of Mr.
and Mrs Wall &c ar Flasher
Sunday.
Rot .rt Shut. e NJ Leipzig had
quite a tin landing hi plane Sun
day when he came down to spend the
day with his lister ar family, Mr.
and Mrs. Henri Cors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winifred Morrison
accompanied by .Irs. f. Morrison
and daughters Haz. and Mary anc
Mrs. Paul Dempsey m ored to Bis.
marck Saturday. Just as they were
leavin., Bismarck Il doc. of their
sedan ca .e nd Mrs. E. Morri.
son and baby were thrown onto the
pavement. Mrs. Morrison was tax.
en- o the Bismarck hospital where
she is suffering wi h fractured
shoulder and other minor bruises
The baby was unframed.
Mrs. Barney Tutland of Shields
began teaching the Leonard school,
Mc.,day, bu owing illness had tc
close Ter schot for days.
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Knife River

Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Burgess mo-
tored to the Arthur Bierig home Sun
day afternoon and Mr.. Bicrig and
children, also Mr.. Burgess motored
t. Marshall to get the mail while
Mrs. A. Burgess and Mrs. A. Bierig
stayed home and visited.
Mr.. and MRS. }. A. Jacobs motored
to Hebron Monday to do some shop
ping in the forenoon.
Mrs. Max Lehman's father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Fuchs, have
been spending this week at the Max
Lehman home assisting her during
,hreshlng time.
Mr.. Lloyd Lehman, son Of Max
Lehman, spent Thursday evening at
tho Arthur Bierig home.
Mrs. Frank Cohen and two daugh-
tcrs drove the team over to Leh-
mans home on Thursday and visited
there after pickin~ some chokecher-
ries and buffalo berries.
Matt Boespflug has been busy
hauling grain every forenoon and af-
ternoon to Richardson for the L. X.
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schneider and
children motored to Hebron where
they attended church services and
visited at the Lorintz home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Schaffner
and children motofed to Hebron Fri
day evening to do some shopping.
Lloyd Lehman motored to Hebron
Friday evening with the three teach
ers who are spending the weekend
with their folks.