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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-23
MenOken

Dell Warren installed telephone
in the Great Western Grain com
pany office Tuesday.
Lee Hamblein has purchased 4 new
Chevrolet truck.
The wedding Of Miss Betty Ais
bury of south of Mcnoken and Joe
Hill, formerly of Denver, Missouri
occurred Thursday afternoon at the
Presbyterian Manse. Rev Wright
read the marriage service. The
bride wore pink canton crepe and
her attendant, Miss Nellie Dance
wore tan gorgette, Mr.. Royal
Thomas attended the groom. The
bride is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
j. Alsbury and is well known III this
community, having lived here. The
groom came mere three years age
from Denver, Missouri, and has
worked at the King & LANCER ranch
for two years. The bride and groom
will make their home on the Taylor
farm, which was just vacated by
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Craven. The
people of this community extend
their heartiest congratulations.
A. +. WEIGH has purchased a new
Willys-Knight sedal.
The north Boy school taught by
Miss Nellie Brown, gave Il program
and p. T. A. meeting Friday eve
ming.
The second Ind third tricks have
opened at the depot. Mrs. Anderson
Of Mandan is working second and
Mr.. Mugg is working third trick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Welch of
south Of Menokcl entertained the
people Of this community y a
miscellaneous shower that was given
Saturday night in hone Of MI. and
Mrs. Joe Hill. A large number of
useful gifts were received. The eve
ming was spent playing Games and q
luncheon was served Il; midnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. has. GRAY $ were
entertained at dinner Sunday by
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoc Bourne of Nc
Kenzie. The dinner was given in
honor Of the birthday Of thei son
John.
j. A. Roswick had a new thresh-
ing separator shipped in MenoEen
Saturday.
Those who were in Bismarck Sat
urday were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Holmes, Mr.. August Klepstein and
daughter Alice. Mr.. and Mrs. G. n.
Varnum, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ebling,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Dance and
Miss Nellie Brown were entertained
to dinner Sunday at the w 7. Dance
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Craven and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Craven were
visitors at the O. r. Ayers home
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Craven and
SON spent several days of this week
visiting at the v. NJ. Craven home.
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Wild Rose

Tom Marks Of Braddock vas de-
livering gas and oil here TIE last Of
IT, week
Practi, ally everyone is busy
thresh:ng at home, or helping his
neighbor thresh. Grain is not yield
ing quite as we'll as anticipated.
Miss Avis Garlic = senior at
Bismarck high school, was visiting
the home folks with some friends
from Bismarck ay.
Miss Helen Erickson, teacher Of
school No. l was Bismarck visitor
Saturday.
Misses Lilli.n ant Ellen Peterson
and Martha and Bernice Gosney
who board in Braddock and attend
h gh school, spent the weekend with
their parents.
Misses esther benz and frienc
Ms Hardla. I'D and L.. Benz and
Clarence Smith o. the Moffit neigh
bcrhood visited friends here Sunday
NJ. and Mrs S. B. Cooling are
all settled on me farm they recently
pur. hascd six es north of Brad
dock.
dis. Helen Brownawell, a high
school student at ni-marck spent
the weekend with the hon folks
Mrs. 'af Feltheim Of Braddock
is helping her daug ter, Mrs. JOB I
Peterson, cook 10 lreshers.
Mr.. ant Mrs. Ernest Savill Wis.
tied at the Splonskoski lone near
Braddock Sun'ey.
&. +. them made a tri" to Bis.
marck ard back Friday evening with
the truck to set a new spring put
ip.
A number of our young folks at.
tended the dance at Hazelton Fri.
dy evening.
Reub.r Felthe;m tireshing fol
John Peterson. lake and Mike a
threshing for j. S. wanson. Orrir
Lee and son. are three g 70 !.
j. Elliott, and andrew Damsgaarc
is thre ling for Nels IT, pson
There is quite bit of threshing still
to be done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howal. Biownawell
Of Moffit were calling or relatives
here Sunday.
Miles Stanton, who teaches school
No. 2, spent the weekend at the
Orrin Lee homo west of Braddock
as his parents home i quarantined
for scarlet fever.
Quite lumber Of hunters were
out at Long Lake to open the hunt.
ing season, but there are not as
many ducks this year as we have
seen in former years.
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Wing

James Marek and son Fred of
Wilton were business callers in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. Braaten and children re-
turned Thursday after spending the
last two months visiting friends and
relatives in the eastern part of the
state.
1heo. E. Johns and Gladys Williams
left for jamestown Saturday morn
ing. They plan on attending college
this winter.
Mrs. j. 3. Granville and Jess Boss
motorcd to Bismarck Saturday,
bringing Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Boss
back with them.
The Homemakers club which was
held at the b. J.. Michael home last
week was quite We'll attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Duemeland
and son and Miss Julia Peterson
were guests at the Ed Larson home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Helm motored
to Bismarck Saturday to consult a
doctor.
Mrs. J. O. Rise, Olga and Arthur
Rise were shoppers in Wing Mon
day.
Mr.. G. A. Bossart has e~tercd the
Bismarck hospital for medical
treatment. Nj. Bossart I'll off the
binder one day last week and hurt
his hip. We all hope for a speedy
recovery.
&. A. Hubbell made a business
trip to futile Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Harvey and
children motored TO Bismarck Tues
day to see the planes.
Anna Becker of Bowdon is en-
ployed as clerk at the Kremenetzky
Bros. store.
Esther Granville spent Saturday
and Sunday at her parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph w. ;nson and
son Of Minot visited at the Howard
Granville home Sunday.
Mrs. Robert j. Hass was on the
sick list last week.
Fred Broth Of Arena is moving
his farming implements and house,
hold goods on the Mitchell farm
where he plans to maize his future
home.
Elsie Broth is assisting Martha
Helm during her mothers illness.
Dena Bossart is employed at the
John Weber farm.
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BraddOck

A meeting Of the Fourth Quarter.
" Conference of the NJ. E. church
was held in the M. f. chusch at
Napoleon Thursday evening, Sept
Is, at which Rev. John Morange
presided. The finances Of both
Napoleon and Braddock churches
were reported in good condition. the
minister's salary being paid up to
date. A unanimous call to Rev. c.
NJ. Pearson to return another year
was extended from the Napoleon
Braddock, Kintyre and Burnstad
church boards. Those from Brad
dock who attended the meeting were
DR.. and Mrs. Baer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Junge, Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Mandigo,
Mrs. Sherwin and Mr.. and Mrs.
Savage.
John Binnicke' of Halls, Mo-.
arrived in Braddock Wednesday to
look after their farming interests
in this locality.
Howard Brownawell has sold his
farm to Sam Gooding and has pur-
chased the garage at Moffit to which
place they will move shortly.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. T.
]. Thompson Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wilton have
moved into the A. N. Drake house
which was formerly the Semple home
Wednesday. Mr.. Wilton left Friday
for Aberdeen where hi has secured
. position.
John Larson, auditor for the Car
penter Lumber company, Bismarck,
paid q visit to the local yards here
Thursday.
Wilfred McCusker Of Hazelton was
over Tuesday bidding his Braddock
friends good bye prior to his leaving
for Campion College, Regina, where
he will enter school for another
term.
Miss Rachel Shepard spent the
weekend with her mother In Brad
deck.
J. Ringley Of Parker, s. D., ar
rived in 8raddock ThurSday to look
after his. farming interests here.
He reports. the crops not very good
at Parker on account Of the drought.
Jack MacLachlan Of the Annex
hotel. Bismarck, came down Monday
evening to spend part O.. his vaca-
ton at his home here. Thursday
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MOffit

Threshing is about completed in
this locality.
Donald Edison is attending high
school in Bismarck.
Stella Larson was assisting Mrs.
Fay johnson cook for threshers last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pillsbury and sons
were visiting relatives at Mckenzie
Sunday.
Mrs. George Brittin of Brittin was
shopping in our city Friday after
noon.
Miss Velma Whitaker is q senior
in the Hazelton high school this
year.
Ethel Anderson left for Grand
Forks Saturday where she will at
tend the University.
Mrs. B. F. Lane was a shopper in
town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Mauk delight
fully entertained the followin. guests
at a ''game dinner" Sunday: Mr..
and Mrs. H. p. Asselstine and family,
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Everts and Mrs.
Tigan of Bismarck.
George Mauk, who has spent. the
harvest at the parental home, left
for Nevada Monday.
John Adams returned home from
the Bismarck hospital where he had
been for medical treatment.
Alice Mauk is a freshman in the
Bismarck high school this term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Benz visited
at the Valentine Benz home Sunday.
Little Mayne McNally has been
quite i'll the past week, being at the
hospital there for four days.
Miss lila Mauk is visiting with re-
latives in Bismarck this week.
Howard Brownawell of Wild Rose
traded his farm for the Moffit gar
age and moved in last week..
Miss Nora Buckley spent the week
end at the Whitaker home.
Rev. John Morange, superintend-
ent of the Bism: ok district,
preached a very interesting sermon
at the church Sund " forming and
the choir rendered special music.
Miss Mary Owens Of Villas, S. D..
is here looking after business inter-
ests.
Mrs. Henry Swindling and daugh-
ter and Mrs. John Baker, Mrs. Bud
Baker and Mrs. Melvin Lash were
shopping in town Friday.
Doris Kruse returned home from
the hospital where he was takin.
treatment for a few days.
Elsie and Ruth Soule who are at
t., ding high school at Hazelton,
spent the weekend at the parental
home..
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P..Assclstine were
capital city callers Tuesday.
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Leith

Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. LAWYER and j
/. Cahill were dinner guest at the
Alfred Johnson home Sunday.
Grandpa Finch, who was taken
seriously i'll Sunday evening. some
what improved at this riting.
Clarence and Joe LAWYER and c,
A. Mossman spent the past week
hunting and fishing.
Ed Kuebler and family Of Carson
were callers here Sunday.
E. Anhorn and r. Nrucke cturned
home Monday after spend ng few
days hunting near Moffit and Hazel
ton, N. d.
Presbyterian church notes: Sun
DE- Sept. Is, Leith, morning worship
at 10 o'clock, Sunday school al IL
o'clock. Raleigh Sunday school ut
2 o'clock, sermon at 3 o'cl' =. Car
son Sunday school p. IL o'clock, eve
ming worship at 8 o'clock. We ex-
tend cordial invitation to all to
worship with us.
The Parent Teacher assoc ton
will hold the first meeting for this
year Monday even :, Sept. 26, at
the school audito, ium. A very good
program has been arranged or this
meeting. Every one is invited to
attend.
Harry Emmons Of Emmons, Mimi,
has been spending few days here
attending to business matters.
II. L. Sauer Of Paradise was a
caller here Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Krause of
Carson were business callers here
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nelson of Bris-
bane were callers at the LAWYER
Studio Monday.
Lightning last Tuesday evening
struck a high line pole one and one
half miles north of Icith. The
wires which were on the ground
started fire Wednesday forenoon,
which. burned some ha, land. The
stubbles were wet fro... the rain
the night before, saving several
stacks of, grain which would have
been destroyed.
Mrs. II. Gibson entertained the
Presbyterian Ladies Aid at her
home Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haggerty and little
son Of Bismarck were vuests at the
Robert O'Connell home Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr.. Hawley shipped several car
loads of cattle from here Friday.
Ruth Anderson entertained the
members of the Sewing club Camp
Fire girls at her home Friday eve
ming.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Guy McAndrew mo-
tored to Bismarck Wednesday.
Robert O'Conncll resumed his
work as principal at the Thain con-
solidated school Monday. Mrs.
Gross and Miss Margaret Stevenson
are also employed at Thain this
year.
Mrs. A. Wysnan entertained the
Leith Civics club Wednesday even
ing; as this was the first meeting for
this year the evening was devoted
mostly to business.
Mrs. John Will who underwent
an operation at Bismarck last week
is improving very rapidly and is ex-
pected home in Q few days.
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W. r. Runey was taken Ill Friday
and was rushed to the Bismarck hos
pital where an operation was found
necessary. lie is getting along as
we'll as can be expected.
A farewell party was given at the
Max Lang nome Saturday night in
honor Of Esther Lang and Marion
Lewis, who are leaving for James,
town to atten college. A large
crowd were present and all had a
very enjoyable time. A lunch was
served at midnight.
Mr. Cline is hauling grain for Art
,'henawith.
Mrs. John Benz returned Thursday
rom the hospital in Bismarck, where
she has been Spending a few days
With her daughter Rachel.
Miss Elnora Hurr was a town call
,r Friday.
George Kusch i threshing TO, Ed
Fogarty.
Mrs. Henry lesson visited with
Grandma Wagner Monday.
Miss Florence Gosney accompan-
led Mrs. Dyerstad and children to
Bismarck Monday and went to doc
tor to have her shoulder dressed.
Her shoulder is much better and will
be out Of the sling in another week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis and
daughter Marion visited at the Biers
home near Braddock Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Gaskill and Earl visited
at the Gosney home Sunday.
Miss Belva Beatty visited at the
George Lewis home few days.
Mrs. Johnson and son William
visited IN Sterling Monday.
Mr.. Clinton Gaskill visited in Bis
marck Sunday.
Max Lang took his daughter Es-
Their and Marion Lewis to James,
town Monday where they will attend
college the coming term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Gaskill mo-
tored to Bismarck Tuesday. Mrs.
Gaskill remained FOR few days to
take medical treatment
The storm Tuesday night put our
telephone line out of commission but
it is in rum ing order again. Halle
Belk and Robert Sharp fixed it up.
Mrs. John Baker helped Mrs. Roy
Baker cook for threshers Friday.
Henry Swindling is helping r.
Baker thrcsh.
The frost has held off SO good that
the women folks are kept pretty
busy taking care Of the enormous
crop of cucumbers and ripe toma-
toes.
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Edgenont

Mr.. and Mrs. Brenneise and daugh-
ters of near Washburn were Sunday
visitors at Hochhalters'.
Mrs. Jones and Hazel motored to
the Combs RI idence Monday.
Geo. Hecker is busy threshing for
the farmers in this neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Steinert of
Regain attended Alta church Sunda.'
Walter Combs and family were
Sunday dinner guests Of the Joneses.
John Stroh was a McClusky caller
Saturday. Mr.. Stroh has purchased
a truck for grain hauling.
Emma Bender is assisting her sis
ter, Mrs. Brenncisc, Of Under wood,
with her household tasks this month.
Inga Adams and Pauline Schatz
were shoppers at the Alta store Mon
day.
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Baldwin

Richard Borner motored to the
capital city on Thursday where he
spent the day with his mother, Mrs.
Matilda Baumgart, and attended t.
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Monroe and
little son Roderick were recent visit
ors i'll this community.
Mrs. Oscar Sattcr has returned
from South Dakota where she was
called by the death Of relative.
Mrs. Fred Wood has returned
from Minneapolis where she has
been taking care Of her mother, Mrs.
Henry Rupp, who is patient at the
Williams Sanitarium. Mrs. Rupp is
recuperating nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Falkenstein were
shopping and visiting in the capital
city Saturday.
Charlie Hcttich of Norton was a
recent business caller in town. He
is brother of Matt Hettich of
Arnold.
Mrs. w. j. Jiras aid daughter
Lily of Cromwell we're Monday after
noon callers at the Richard Borner
home. Miss Donovan, who teaches
school in Cromwell, is making her
home with the Jiras family.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Engstrom an
nounce the birth of a baby ''oy last
Monday. Mrs. Engstrom and baby
are convalescing nicely.
Local farmers have been busy
picking seed corn the past week. Ac-
climated corn is ripe, therefore it
pays to save your own seed.
Henry Mccullough, farmer of Still,
was here on Saturday hauling wheat.
A lot of farmers from other districts
are hauling here to the Pool elevator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rupp and
family, who have en- sper ding some
time with relatives and friends in
the Baldwin and Regan communities,
left the latter part Of the week by
car for their home in Granite Falls,
Wash.
John Herman and son of Wilton
were visitors at the Richard Borner
home Saturday evening.
Several local young folks attended
the dancing party held at the Heart
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honor Of Jerry Hunter, member Of
the Commodore orchestra, who is
leaving this week for the Fargo COL
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs.. David Easton and
small son Of Beulah were called here
by the death Of Mrs. Easton's uncle,
jacob Splitter. They also visited
with Mrs. Easton'r parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louie Splitter.
James Watkins motored to his
farm north Of Menoken = few days
ago. Mr.. Watkins and family will
leave Baldwin for the farm next
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Rupp and
daughter Chariot accompanied by
Mrs. Fredolen Rupp and daughter
Frances motored to the capital city
Saturde afternoon.
Otto Hogue Of Naugthon and Van
Couch Of the same locality were re-
cent business callers in town.
John Nordstrom was here . few
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DriscOiE

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Me.and aaa Nd.
and Mrs. Vic Peterson were eAteT-
tanned at 4 O'Clock dinner san14A
at the home Of II. G. MeIand s. q .as
ling.
A farewell party was give Iii
Jens Stenstadvold and famsi. lsi
day evening. Ihoy left Itetds.f
morning for Florence, S. Oak. Whe
they will make their home.
Mi Emma Elsen5ols. was l.eA
i'll suddenly Friday aa4 az aa-
led by her mother Was taken IS ii-
marck Monday To-. medical ads4ee.
Miss Ruby AHland accompanied
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daughter, Vivian eff H.smafet, TO
| Minot motor trip lhaaa.l. IS
Sept. s, returning Friday the same
week.
Luella Tollcfson, Veronica Riley
and Lucille Ellness Of Sterling were
visiting and shopping ere Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Hull have
made their home ii town.
Miss Dora Jensen left Monday for
jamestown where she wilt attend
business college. Mrs {. swan
son accom-. MED her
MIR. and Mrs. John nucA visit L
Mrs. Meyer Sunday eve..lng.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. i. Olson and FAM
lily spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Van Horn Of Mckenzie.
Mr.. and rs. Chas. Swanson en-
tertained visitors from Linton Sun
day.
Mrs. Geo. Schlabach and Mrs.
Alden Nelson spent Thursday with
Mrs. Harry Olson.
Mr.. and n :. Will Young Of Iowa
are here v;riting friends and rela-
tives.
f. NJ. Robson Of Bismarck. has
been here attendiar to business at
fairs.
Miss Lvelyn German, Mrs. Carl
Meland and Maurice Herum spent
Saturday in Bismarck.
Will Van Vleet left for Fargo
Sunday.
Mr.. and MI Wallen and children
of jamestown are here for few
months. Mr.. Wallen is taking Mr..
Wright's place at the station.
Mrs. A. j. kress and daughter
Verna n. Mrs. Lawrence Hui and
Mrs. H. A. Krudson spent Wednes-
day Afternoon with Mrs. c. w.
Swanson.
Mrs. Frank Johns and children
and Mrs. Lawrence Eull ar Junior
called at the Meland fl Sunday
evening.
Miss Della Olson spent the week.
end in Bismarck.
Koeller's Store was robh of SIS
Sunday night.
Miss Esther Aaklund of Grand
Forks has been visiting Miss Della
Olson.
Mr.. am, Mrs. Arnold Carlson spc. :.
Sunday at the home Of leir parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John /. lex.
Ed. and Frank Brown and Charles
Emmerson left Saturday for Regina,
Canade, where they will 60 thresh-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Smith, Henry
Regher an Mrs. Gertz Of Marion,
So. OAK, vi led nday night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Brusch-
vein.
Miss Julia and Maude Brown re-
turned home after be away as
sisting with cooking for thl ,sLers.
p. T. A. will ,e held Friday light,
Sept. "a, at g hall.
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Hampton

Ed Weller made business trip
to Cannon Ball the fore part Of the
week, crossing the Missouri by a
row boat.
Godfrey Grcnz ant Ben HENDERSON
were | / ION busin .ss a'ler> ednes-
day morning.
The threshers n this cor munity
were delayed al la " sdnesday on
account of the heavy rainfall during
the night.
Steve Koppy made Snort bust
ness trip to Temvik Fritia morning
The dance give at Ii be's theatre
at Hazeiton Friday evenin was at
tended by number Of young folks
of this 'ity.
Gust loeb is spo ting A new
Chevrolet truck which he purchased
from kren.er Moor S les company
Of Linton
Miss There.e and f'raiA Koppy
Who ar at Toa.vik ut Sunday
with )'~ae f.lks.
Fred Or hauser is the owner OF
a new Dodge truck.
Dewey LAWYER made hu mess
trip to Cannon Ball Mond; morn
ing crossing the Missouri in row
boat.
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Temvik

Earl and Pete Smith o Hampton
and John and Joe - Of Linton
Wele callers here Tue da..
Mr.. aad Mrs. y. w. Quasi and
son Mel motored to Linton Wedncs-
day evening to attesd the movies.
Esther pu.kh las returned
from South Dakota where sh spent
the summer months with her sister
he III ton sale at L. Carl Lar
wei. place Thursday VAS we'll at
tended.
Ben hlabund CT Hazelton was a
business caller her Thu sday.
Edwin Moff3ld, Nh. ana Mrs
Charles II. Buck AMI Mr.. and Mrs
Merle Buck Of a.Apton, Clarence
Morford and J,II Watkinson
Clayton and ur. and Mrs. Foster
Dart Of Ia '.en were she ing
here Thursday. They ;lso attended
the auct Ii sale at IT,. Carl Lar
wick farm.
Mr.. and y rs. Frank Muckler and
Misses Il enc Coater and Jene Rudd
attended tho movies at Linton Thurs
day evening.
a few days helping her mother with
the threshers.
Miss Alvina Beck spe.. Friday
evening at the home Of her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs John Weber
Sr.
Mis- Ann Calquhoun spent the
weekend with home folks.
Among those t.; t were shoppir 6
at Lint N Saturday are MI. and
Mrs. Charles Elders and daugh-
tiers, Misses Jane Rudd and Irene
Coster, Mr.. Mrs. A. w. Quasi
and son.
Miss Lois Wall -e spent the week
end with her brother in-la, and Sis
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Morford.
Of Ha, pton.
Mrs. Like snl.h and son Pete,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Morford Of
Hampton were shopping here Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Enders and
daugh .ers spent Sunday at the Leo
Dali. home at Braddock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Kop y Of
! Hampton were Sunday :; ner guests
at the A. W Quasi home Their
son Frank and daughtt Theresa
accompanied zen. home to spend
the day.
Harry Lynn Of Linto spent Sun
day evening at the ~ :.rles Enders
home.
Mr.. and VI. Carl Larvick and
children left Monday morning for
Fargo where they will make the :
future home
William Scheirmeister and Aar.a
Albright of Clayton an N Koppy
and Henry KNITTED If Ham, tc and
Christ Grenz Of azelto- werc
among those that W in town Sum
day.
Miss Ann Monahan of Linton
spent the weekend at tn. Frank
Foell home.
Mrs. j. j. Peterson of Hazelton
was a business GALE here Monday.
People in this community were
surprised to hear Of the elopement of
Miss Pauline Beck witt Simon
O'Rauehc. FRIDAY night They were
married at Linton Satur LAY morn
ing, Septem' er II. Mrs. Onauche