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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-22
Regain

The Ladies' Aid met Wednes day a,
the home Of Mrs. @. NJ. Colip
VIM. Daniclson arrived home Tues.
day from Fargo and will assist with
the farm work.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Westerman
and Mrs. Harry Dimond motored to
Bismarck Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Fisher were
Bismarck visitors Wednesday.
The Legion Auxiliary met Wcdnes.
day at the home Of Mrs. Alvin Chylin.
The netx meeting will be held ut Mrs
Jacob Danielson's home in Regain.
At the meeting Of the Parent
Teacher association Tuesday, it was
decided to have the next and last
meeting Of the school year, o picnic
At the Rocks" sunday afternoon,
May s.
A. H. Hclgeson motored to Bis
marck Wednesday and returned
Thursday. While in Bismarck he
purchased u new De Luxe Chrysler
coupe from the Corwin- Churchill
Motor company.
Chas. Manning purchased a Ford
son and plows from the Reesn
garage.
Mrs. e. l.. Malone was q guest at
thes home Of Mrs. A. H. Ilelgeson
Thursday.
A. F. Tourtlotte and Fred Urback
motored to Bismarck Thursday.
Mrs. J. u. Rempel and Doris left
bismarck Wednesday to make their
home in Parshall where MIR. Rempel
is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. {. Olson and Mr..
Mrs. A. F. Tourtlotte were guests
Sunday ut dinner ut the home Of Mr..
ar Mrs. 4. J.. Garnes.
Winnie Malone and Mary Schlen.
ker "a BISMARCK were weekend visit.
ors at the Malone home tn Steiber
township.
Walter Tyberg, John Wilson and
Professor McFadgen motored to BIS
marck Thursday evening.
There will be services in the Con.
gregational Church Sunday evening
at 1870 p. M. Everyone is urged to
attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Danielson were
guests Tuesday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Danielson.
J. $. Penner, John and Bess Wilson
motored to Bismarck Sunday, where
hess took the train back to Coopers-
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rierson and fam
lily visited at the home of Maurice
Satter near Baldwin Sunday. From
there they took Myron in to Baldwin
to meet g. G. Kiipfel, who took him
back to Bismarck.
James johnson, nephew of August
Westerman, spent several days in
Regain last week.
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Ghylin

Mr.Barlick Fisher has returned to
Regain after being gone over the win
ter months
Miss Martha Aim and Mr.. Alfred
Anderson attended church services in
Regain Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Krause called
at the Fred Ehnes home Sunday eve
ming.
A surprise party and dance was
given in honor Of Mrs. Henry Sund-
quist Saturday evening. Those who
attended the party were Marie Selahn.
Mabel Dimond. Florence and Elsie
Keator. Marvin Aim, Emil Olson,
Walter, Charlie and Israel Keator.
Willard Dimond and Carl Manning.
Charlie Magnuson and children.
Ruby, Ruth and Earl were guests at
the. Sigmund Rupp home Sunday.
Marvin Aim was caller at the
A. J. Krause home Friday evening.
Miss Hilda Krause and Mr.. Marvin
Aim attended the church services
Friday evening.
Miss Marie Selahn was a caller at
the Aug. J. Krause home Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Aim and chill
dren were business callers in Regain
Saturday.
Miss Julia Sheminsky has returned
from the Bismarck hospital.
Miss Ella Krause spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. H. c. Arndt.
Of Regain.
Miss Clara Krause is working at
the Chas. Keller home in Wilton.
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Earl Marley, after q several weeks
visit at the J. 4. Varley home, re.
turned to Valley City.
Harold Swain recently did some
carpenter work for F. H. Schroeder.
r. II. Schroeder and son Martin
motored to Bismarck Tuesday.
Mrs. F. c. Nelson was q Thursday
afternoon guest Of Mrs. J. A. Varley.
Elny, Harry and Fred Anderson
we're out of school last week because
Of illness
Joe Jiras attended the party at
the Ira Falkenstein home Saturday
night.
Otto Hoge purchased . stack Of
hay from I. F. Morris and intends to
haul 1t this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Marley were
shopping in Bismarck Saturday
Joe Airs and Miss Ma,an Morris
were guests at the J. w. Jiras home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Nelson and
family were guests ut the F. c. Mel
son home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T F. Norris and fam
lily spent Sunday ut the Edward Nor
ris home
Joe Jiras was a Baldwin caller
Monday.
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Raleigh

J. s. Metz was . business caller
ut the county seat Thursdsy.
p. ]. Rausch and Mr.. Plante trans
acted business in Carson Thursday.
Mrs. John Oleson left Tuesday for
DEBORAH, Iowa, called there by the
death Of her l3.year-oid niece.
The p. Klien children came home
Thursday from Fallon, where they
are attending parochial school, to
spend the Easter vacation with home
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dunkle motored
to Shadwick Thursday on business.
Beatrice Plante left from Flasher
Saturday morning for jamestown, n.
D., having spent the past week
guest Of relatives in Raleigh.
The ladies' aid held the last noon
day luncheon Of the season Thurs
day. Mesdames Morrison, Metz,
Rasmussen and Frost were on the
serving committee. The next regular
meeting will be held in the church
parlors with q picnic luncheon.
A. p. Black returned Saturday
frsm Shadwick, where he ship
ped car Of horses to Fort Dodge,
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bosworth and
children went to Regent Saturday to
spend Easter with relatives.
Section Foreman Fred Reed has
been busy the past week putting in
spur at the gravel pit. Mr.. Stiles
Of Shields has the contract for load
ing the gravel.
o. Vessels left Monday for New
York City, where he will meet his
sisters children, who will arrive
from Germany.
Roy Frost and Mr.. and Mrs. Metz
motored to Flasher Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. -Dorward and
Thomas McGinnis motored to Flash
or Sunday to attend the Easter can
tata at the Congregational church.
They. were entertained ct dinner at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. A.
Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rausch and Mr.. and
Mrs. Plante visited Of the i. T. Ire
land home near the Cannon Ball
Wednesday.
A. W. Chaplin and grading crew
have been camping in Raleigh for
several days becauss Of the rainy
wsathsr. They sars on their way to
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Painted Woods

Fred Brooks was a caller at Ru.
dolph Hagen's Monday evening.
mrs. Lars Jacobson visited at
Lawrence JohnsoA's Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Anstrom and
family motored to Wilton Saturday
afternoon.
Marie Johnson spent Wednesday
night with her sehoolmate, Miss Ada
Fairman.
Caroline johnson was caller ut
Walter JOhnsOn's Satu rdav afternoon.
Sam Fairman called at c. W.
Brooks home Thursday evening.
Wallace and Townley Anstrom
spent Easter Sunday with Emmet
and Orval Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Hagen had
the misfortune to get stuck on their
way back from Wilton Saturday eve
ming and had to walk home.
Fred Brooks, who has been visiting
at the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. {. W. Brooks, left for James.
town Thursday morning where he is
employed for the coming year.
surprise party was given Mrs.
Fred Brown last Sunday, the occasion
being her birthday. Many friends
and relatives attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reibe were
Wilton callers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Hanson and Miss
Ada Fairman called at Ivor Erick-
sons Wednesday evening.
Hans Nelson called at Aexl Stein
GUSTS Tuesday, after a loud Of seed
wheat.
Sture Nelson, who spent the past
winter in the west, is now visiting
1T the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Nelson.
Mr.. Herman Hildabrand and fam.
lily moved to Mrs. s. A. Pexeryon's
farm, recently vacated by Dave
Dixon.
Gus Larson called on W. e. Jack.
sons Sunday.
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'ClearLake

Peter Klucksdahl was in Bismarck
Tuesday to visit his son Marvin at
st. Alexius hospital.
Henry Olson called on his brother
Martin Tuesday while at Driscoll.
frank Shaffer and Albert Christ
ensen repaired the bridge east of
the Shaffer farm Wednesday and
now 1t is safe for travel.
Mrs. J. W. Boyer and. Mrs. Henry
Olson were school visitors Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Mabel Carlson and brother
Ray. also Rudolph Klucksdahl mo-
tored to Bismarck Thursday.
Miss Priscilla Olson, who has been
employed at the E. J. Erickson home,
the past winter. returned home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Shaffer and daughter
Vivian and Miss Lenora Hargrave
motOred to Steele Saturday to ut
tend to business and visit relatives.
They returned home Sunday.
Easter services were held in Dris-
coll last Sunday.
Dock Sherman was an Easter Sun
day visitor at the H. Smith home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stiles called at
the Martin Olson home in Driscoll
Monday.
John and julius Klucksdahl were
Bismarck callers Monday.
John Merringdahl was in Bismarck
Monday and Tuesday attending to
business.
NJ. b. Finseth was IN this neigh
borhood Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Olson were
calling at the NJ. ]. Olson home
Monday. Mrs. Olson remained until
Tuesday.
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Baldwin

The two sons Of Mrs. Wayne Cum
mings, who helped their folks move
here last week, have returned to
Elbowoods, where they both have
employment.
Florence Borner received a beauti-
full framed picture, Autumn" Wed
nesday, this being the third prize
in q radio concert sponsored by sta
ton KCCU Of Mandan.
Misses Mildred and Esther Erick-
son, who are employed here, spent
the Easter weekend with their par
ents in the capital city. a
Misses Vera Frickc, Grace Falken-
stein and Vivian and Maxine Erst-
rom, who have been spending the
past week at their respective homes
in this community, left early in the
week for their studies in the Bis
marck high school.
Richard Borner and son, Noel. COM
pleted the hauling Of their hay from
near Apple Creek w ednesday. They
report that part Of the hay was
eaten by some cattle that broke into
the fence.
Mrs. Josie Lundin and son, Erwin.
Of the Naughton district were here
few days ago.
MT. anu MTSs W 0lLcC DuJkudTI anu
son, Lynn, who have been residing in
the Lutheran parsonage the past
year, left the fore part of the week
for Montana. where they will be en-
ploved on the cook car owned by c.
Y. Anderson, local bridge contractor
aud builder. They expect to remain
away all summer.
Harold, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Giegle, was badly burned
last Sunday evening when the handle
came off the coffee pot held by Mrs.
Gicglc. the boiling coffee falling on
the little boy, severely scalding his
arm and parts Of his body. He was
taken to Wilton at once, where his
burns were dressed, and he is now
recovering nicely.
Little Doris Krotz has. the scarla-
tina this week.
Harold Swarm, local carpenter, has
been employed on the Fred Schroeder
farm east Of here the past week
building q brooder house.
A number Of local folks sent in
entries in the Whippet contest which
closed last week.
Those in this community having
screages Of winter rye report ex-
cellent stands. with little damage
from winter killing.
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Naughton

Archie Burkhart spent a few days
at the Lundin home.
Paul Carlson went to Bismarck
Monday to work for Emmanuel Sass
Mrs. Alfred Burkhart and O. n.
Lundin made trip to the capital
city last week.
Mrs. Hugo Solberg was in the capt
tai city Tuesday.
John Barker makes daily trips to
the city to receive medical treatment.
Robert Solberg was a business call
err in Bismarck Monday. He took a
load Of baled hay out.
Louis Martines0n and son, Carl,
motored to Bismarck Monday.
Ted Burkhart went to Baldwin one
day last week. He visited at the
home of liver Christianson.
John Rish stopped at the home of
Mrs. Lundin last week while on the
way to Bismarck.
Isabelle Johnson and Alpha Icen-
ogle visited at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Johnson Thursday after
noon.
John Nordstrom called at the home
Of Lester Larson to get Esther Peter
son who will assist Mrs. N0rdstrom
uVGkUk Tue ouWWSts ASoSuCS
son and Mrs. Nordstrom are sisters.
Alpha Icenogle returned to her
home in Bismarck Thursday evening.
!, She had been visiting ut. the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. johnson q few
days, u guest Of Isabelle johnson.
Paul Carlson came home Friday
evening TO visit his folks Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Birkhart
motored to Bismarck Saturday.
Chas. A. Johnson was in Bismarck
Thursday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. George Eli and chill.
dren called at the home of Mrs. o.
N. Lundin Tuesday afternoon.
Ruth Martineson, daughter Of Louie
Martineson, who is . student Of the
Adventist school in Harvey, had the
misfortune Of losing oil her clothes.
The girls dormitory burned down
Tuesday night and none Of the girls
were able to save any Of their
clothes. They escaped just with
their night clothes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Gierkie and chill
dren visited at the home Of MIRA.
Cierkie's mother Sunday. Bill Hun
ter of Bismarck drove out with them.
Harry Smith Of Menoken went
through Naughton with herd Of
cattle Tuesday.
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Margaret Marchant was absent
from school Tuesday on account of
being sick.
Johnnie Fode, and Emmanuel and
Frank Cleveland visited at the Mar
chant home Tuesday.
j.. r.. Witt, who has been working
at the ranch. returned home Monday.
Title and Ruth HEN have been
sick this week.
Mrs. Jake Krause and two small
sons visited with Mrs. Jake VENT.
her sister, Wednesday.
Clara johnson was in Wing We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Chris HEN has been sick this
week.
John Fode, ST.. called at tho VIM.
Witt home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Wentz visited
with Yrs. Vents sister, Mrs.
krause, Saturday.
Herman FOde and John Cook visit.
ed at the Meters home on Sunday.
Marcella Meters visited with her
friend. Mrs. Liebel, Sunday.
John and Emmanuel Fode visited
with their folks Wednesday.
Annie, Elizabeth and Edward Now
visited at the Heinbouch home Sun
Gust Witt, William Ryan. and Ted
Nolan visited at the Herman Meters
home Sunday.
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Mrs. Ercel McGill has been i'll the
past few Gays with the grippe.
Mrs. James Sandlin, who recently
was operated Oh at Bismarck, return.
ed to Carson sunday where she will
visit with her daughter before re-
turning home.
The play THE Colonel's Maid was
presented ut the Lark hall Friday
evening by the junior class Of Car
son. A dance was given i'm med lately
after the play.
Mrs. Raipn Ozbun is reported i'll
with the grippe.
Webster Bateman spent Sunday
with his parents at Carson.
Mr. and Mrs. Werner Lagervall and
daughter were Carson visitors sun.
day.
The THAN high school will give the
play. Always in Trouble" at Lark
Friday, April Goth, with the follow.
ing cast OF characters: Msery Moore,
the hooded coon, Elroy Brandt; Girl
don Blair, the millionaire. Mr.. r.
O'Connell; Rosebud Reece. his charm-
ing niece, Mrs. Pearl Hayter; Thomas
Rlssle, slick As a whistle, Arthur
Huber; Hiram Tut, an awful nut.
VIM. Mitxel: Samantha Slade, q poor
old maid. .Bernice Prante: Lulu
Pearl. jazz time girl, Ruby Ham
son; Patrick Keller, a ticket seller.
Christian Miitzel; Paula Maleek, .
bolshevik, Lois Prante.
The children are beginning prac-
tice Preparatory for play day which
will be held at Leith May 2lst.
Frank Wagner transacted business
in Carson Monday.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Bohn has been i'll this week.
A number Of farmers report having
their supply of wheat sown.
A. Weekes Of the Heart River COM
munity was business visitor ct
Carson Monday.
+. Fredericks, who has spent the
past few months at Omaha, Neb.. re-
turned home this week to assist with
the spring work.
Lloyd Aonn, who teaches at Biais.
dale, N. D., is spending Easter vaca.
ton 1t the Jno. Weiner home.
Mrs. c. Rustad and daughter.
Mabel. left Friday for New Salem
where they will cook for road men
this summer.
harold Martin 10 assisting with The
spring work on the vogel farm.
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Trygg

Alvira, Robert and Albin Ander.
son, the three new pupils that
moved on the old Sheldon place,
started in to school No. Monday
In Trygg township where Gladys Rue
teaches. They came south from Bis
mnrck near Magnus.
in Trygg Tuesday. This was her
home school.
Clara Rue is i'll In he'd this week
with the red measles.
Charlie Rue called at the Anderson
home on the old Sheldon place We'd
nesday while Mrs. Anderson and chill
dren returned with him and visited
at the Rue home all day.
There was no school in No. l in
Trygg Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day on account Of Clara Rue, the
teachers sister having measles. She
came home from Bismarck to spend
the Easter vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Rue.
Irene and Floyd Anderson visited
at the Nels Nelson home Friday.
John Kruger called at the Geo. Mel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson. Gerald
1uu ~0Stu NcISVus m1ue "Trip "
ke9an Friday. They also motored to
Wilton where Gerald had some dental
work done.
Mrs. A. Kruger. Elsie and John
motored to Bismarck Sunday and at
tended the funeral of the infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Harding, who
died ut . Bismarck hospital. Mrs.
Harding is in very weak condition
at the hospital, at present.
Mrs. Nels Nelson has been visit
ing few days ut the home Of her
Mrs. Victor Engdahl white
Emma vas home on Easter vacation.
Emma Nelson and Dorothy Shell
don returned to Bismarck high
school after spending pleasant
visit over Easter at their parental
h ONES.
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MOffit

The play, 1.-THE Spinster's Conven.
tion." BY Bismarck talent, win be
given in the Berg hall Saturdav
night. April %, 1T s O'Clock. Half
the proceeds are to 60 to the Motif
ladies' aid,
F. H. Pillsbury returned from
Minneapolis Friday.
Miss Jameson and Miss Owens
were Bismarck visitors Friday, re.
turning Saturday.
Kenneth Lane Of Glencoe was
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Benz are the
parents Of Q girl born Sunday.
Mrs. ]. +. Kruse returned from
winchester, Idaho, Tuesday, where
she spent the winter visiting her
mother.
Mrs. Everett Porter was shopping
In town Friday.
Mrs. E. NJ. whitaker entertained
. few ladies at luncheon Tuesday.
Mr.: and Mrs. c. A. Anderson en-.
tertatned ct Easter dinner Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Asselstine and
family and Miss. Mabel Olson.
Miss Helen Doehle was visiting
friends In Braddoek Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Benz visited
at the Valentine Benz home Sunday.
Miss Jessie Ramp and Mrs. J. 6.
Maddox Of Bismarck visited the
Moffit ladies' aid Wednesday. The
aid met at the home Of Mrs, Emil
Enockson at 5 o'clock. A lunch was
served.
Miss Veins Whitaker visited her
sister, Mira. Andrew Anderson Of near
Brittiu. Saturday.
Easter service we're Asld at the
church Sunday. Rev. Mrs. ZelAr
preached an able sermon and The
choir rendered number Of beauti.
ful selections.
Mrs. Bullock satsrtainsd Q number
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Garfield

Mr.. and Mrs. John Horne and
daughters called at the C. w. Wilken-
SON home Sunday.
Oliver and Lloyd Knudson visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Keifer Sunday.
Miss Lillian Parmenter spent Sun
day at the A. N. Strand home.
Miss Edna Edie spent the week
end at her home in Arena.
Ernest Swanson spent Sunday at
the Ole Olson home.
Dean Myers spent Sunday after
noon at the A. F. Ghylin home.
Mrs. Patten and children spent
Monday at the }. +. Little home.
n. c. Rausch has been hauling hay
from north Of Jordahl's.
A large crowd attended the ladies'
aid meeting at the Mowder home
Wednesday. They will have their
next meeting at the Roy Little home
Wednesday, May I.
The Misses Eide, O'Rrien and
Parmenter called at the Ghylin home
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin and SON
and Violet. and Fred Olson spent
sunday evening at the G. O. Lind
sey home.
Galen Eide drove up from Arena
Thursday evening to get his sister,
Miss Edna. She returned Friday.
The Misses Eide and O'Brien spent
EASTER Sunday at their homes.
Mrs. George Benedict has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Roy Little.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Keifer visited
Mrs. Anna Knudson Thursday eve-
ming.
Charles Orr has started to break
with tractor for A. H. Lindberg.
The American Legion Auxiliary
will have their next meeting ct the
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Wild Rose

The school board met at tho
clerks office Tuesday and transact
ed the usual routine business. One
member was absent. =.
Ed. De Ham Of Moffit was dras.
cling the Yellow Trail Monday from
Noffit. nearly through this town
ship to the Emmons county road. We
are sorry to note that Mr.. De Hams
contract calls for road maintenance
one mile short Of the Emmons county
road.
Howard Brownawell made q busi.
ness trip to Mandan Thursday. Mrs.
Brownawell visited Mrs. Harold
Brownaweli In Sterling while he was
gone.
The Misses Mary and Florence
Elliott, who are teaching nears WI
ton. spent the weekend with the
home folks.
Miss Avis Carlisle, who attends
high school at Bismarck. is Apend-
ing the Easter vacation at home.
On account Of the muddy roads
and rainy westher, no services were
held ut school No. / Sunday.
Howard Balk. dairy superintendent
Of the Holstein dairy curcuit, spent
the weekend at the Ernest Saville
farm.
Miss Florence Adams, who recently
returned from Texas, spent several
days visiting ut the r. J. Elliott home.
Reverend and Mrs. A. A. Leiske
left Sunday for Heaton. where they
will take part in religious services.
Miles Stanton, who teaches school
No. 2. visited the home folks over
the weekend. II
Homer Brownawell purchased
Dwight Carlisle's Ford roadster.
Fred Briggs, who farms about six
miles south Of Braddock, passed
through here Monday on his way
home from Iowa, where he and his
wife spent the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Savills motor
ed to Hazeiton Monday evening to
take their parts in the Family Al
bum put on by the Braddock Civic
cub and =. 7. A. The pictures"
were much enjoyed BY Ill.
Radio fans here were much in
terested and pleased with the recital
oroaacasted from. Bismarck Friday
evening by Mrs. Paul Kirtz Snd pupils
Ethyl and Winnie Mandigo OF brad
dock.
The young people from this locality
attended very enjoyable dance At.
Moffit Friday evening.
Miss Helen Brownawell, who IT.
tends high school in Bismarck, is
spending the Easter vacation with
her parents here.
sunday guests at the II. A. Carlisle
home were Mr.. and Mrs. w. RI.
and children, Homer and
Helen, MIR. and Mrs. Howard Brown.
awell and Miss Helen Erickson, teach.
pr OF school No. l. and George Buck.