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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-26
Mckenzie

Mr.. Zeller Of Underwood, who has
been visiting his brother the Rev
Harley Zeller and family has return
ed to his home.
Frand Leslie Of Glendivc, Mont. is
visiting at the William Hughes, Jr.
home.
Little Misses Dorthea and Betty
Joe Wildfang have returned to their
home after spending some time at
the Roth and Larson homes here.
George Day of Brittin was BUSH
ness visitor here last week.
Isaic Turaroy of Wing and his
young brother Of Chicago were Nc
kenzie visitors Saturday.
Mrs. w. B. Heaton and daughters
Of Bismarck are visitors at the Con-
ley home south Of Mckenzie.
Mr. and Mrs. Vinton Heaton and
son Pat Of jamestown were weekend
visitors in Mckenzie.
J. O. Johnson Of Menoken was in
town Saturday.
II. z. Wildfang of the Sterling
State Bank was a business visitor
Saturday.
B. W. Graham and family of Wing
were callers in Mckenzie Monday
noon.
T. T. Hughes is having some Of
his wheat harvested with Holt"
combine. W f. Anderson and Roscoe
D. Crum. who have had grain COM
bnes. say it does good work and is
just the way to harvest.
Mr.. and Mrs. larry Swecny were
Bismarck visitor. Monday.
Mrs. p. f. Roth entertained the
Larkn club Tuesday afternoon and a
lunch was served and enjoyed by all.
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Wild Rose

Mrs. Ernest Savillc and little
Maxine visited at the Tom Kinney
home in kiddcr county Sunday.
Little Bobby Brownawell of Ster-
ling who has been visiting relatives
here the past week, returned hcmc
Thursday.
Sam Gooding was quit, Ill last
week and went to Bismarci Fridajs
with Arnold Peterson to consult doc
tors there.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. r. Barton and
family of Braddock were Sunday
guests at the H. A. Carlisle home.
Quite a number Of our young uco-
pic attended a dance at Pursian Park
Thursday evening.
W. H. Brownawcll motorcd TO Bis
marck Thursday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Parsons of
Bismarck accompanied by .hcir
daughters, Mrs. Hartlee May and
little Carol of Youngstown, Ohio, and
Miss Dorothy Parsons, were visiting
friends here Sunday.
Several farmers here finished their
harvesting Sunday.
Miss Ada Saville spent tic week
end with her friend, Helen Browna-
we'll.
A number of the young folks met
at the Brownawell home Sunday
afternoon. The boys played ball and
some OF the elders pitched horse
shoes. Lunch was served by Mrs.
Brownawell. assisted by Mrs. 0. b.
Swanson and Mrs. August Benz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Gosncy and
family are enjoying visit here with
Mrs. Gosney's mother, Mrs. Bricn,
an old resident Mere, but now Of
Stickncy. So. Oak, and her daughter,
Miss Jennie Buen.
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Knife River

Mr.. Gordon Schaffncr and three
daughters Hope, Cherry and Truth
motored to Marshall Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Jacobs and chill
dren motored to the Earnest Carlson
home mile west of Dodge where
they spent Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bicrig and
children motored to the John Siverts
home in Dodge Sunday. were guests
at dinner and enjoyed the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fictigech mot
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Cohen and chill
dren motored to the Roy Burgess
home where they spent Sunday.
A large number of people from
all around surprised Mrs. Hermon
Eggert, being her birthday. Everyone
enjoyed the Sunday.
Godfrey Winterroth took his broth
er Chris, who was sick, to Hebron by
car to see the doctor Tuesday morn
ing. He is now improving. =
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Cohen and
children, also Lloyd Lehman, mot
ored to Marshall to do some shopping
Wednesday afternoon.
Lloyd Lehman motored to Hebron
Friday morning to attend Bible
school there.
Gordon Schaffner and children
motored to the L. r. Woolery home
Thursday.
Dom Peck motored to Richardton
Saturday afternoon on business mat.
tcrs and returned home that night.
Mrs. L. r. Woolery and children
motored to Hebron Saturday after
noon TO do some shopping.
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Sanger

Mr.. and Mrs, John Culligan have
as house guests Mrs. Gust Bjork and
children of Grand Rapids. Mimi.
Mrs. Bjork and Mrs. Culligan are
sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Flowers and
baby daughter are spending their
vacation at Mr.. Flowers old home
in Dickson Tenn. G.. W. Wallen Of
McClusky is the relief agent during
Mr.. Flowers absence.
Miss Agnes Canton Of Center is
visiting at the home of H. r. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Gilbertson
and children Of Stanton were Sunday
visitors at the j. D. Gilbertson home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Richardson re-
turned home Friday evening after
a two weeks motor trip through
Minnesota. They visited with Mr..
Richardson's parents at kingsdale
and also with Mrs. Richardson's
mother at Sherburn, Mimi.
Mrs. A. B. Peterson and Stella, ac
companied by Mrs. Pearl DigOy and
Arthur. motored to Mandan Saturday.
W. B. Richardson was a business
caller in Bismarck Tuesday.
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MenOken

w. T. Dance hauled load Of lum-
Der from Mckenzie Thursday, ~ re-
pair his granary and to build head
err box.
Loretta jacobson spent several
days visiting her sister, Mrs. Roy
Turner, Of Sterling.
Paul Holmes has purchased u new
Dodge sedan. He will use It to con-
vey the children from his neighbor-
hood to the new consolidated school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Graves were
entertained at dinner Sunday by Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Graves of Bismarck.
Anna Marie Mccormick spent sew
cral days visiting Camille Agnew.
Mrs. X. G. Abelein, Mrs. r. Bourne
and daughter, Mrs. Warren Clisby, of
Mckenzie, were callers on Mrs. Chas.
Graves Friday.
The Menoken Ladies' Aid will meet
with the Mckenzie w. c. T. u. fol
a picnic lunch Thursday afternoon al
the picnic grounds northsof Menoken
Mrs. Edd Ebling will intertain the
Menoken ladies aid Sept. Z ut hei
home.
Abe Higgins was . caller in Men.
oxen Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Higgins
has been suffering from blood pois.
oning in his foot is much better
Mrs. Mary Wood Of Borinn, Mon.
tana, arrived here Friday to make IN
extended visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Park Wood and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pavi Holmes were
shoppers in Bismsrck Saturday.
Yeak!e brothers shtpped : carload
Of cattle Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Erickson and son ar
nov visiting her parents in Perum
Minnesota.
Mrs. W. +. Dance suffered nerv.
Gus breakdown Monday but 10 slowly
recovering. Her sen Archie, who Il
i barber q Paullind. lows, Was called
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aft

I Mrs. Melvin Lash and children OF
Bismarck came down Tuesday to. visit
with Mrs. John Baker. the formers
mother.
Mr.. Howard Baik visited at the
Cosney home frpm Monday uatil
Thursday during The rainy weathar.
Mrs. Henry lesson and .daughti =
Cenevieve, and Unicc. were Sterling
shoppers Thursday.
Miss Vivian Gaskell visited at the
Mckane home Wednesday evening.
The NJ: E. Ladies Aid gave q
double baby shower for Mrs. Harley
Keller and Mrs. Ashley 1t the Ash
ley home Friday afternoon. A large
number Of ladies attended. Little
Jackie Ashley and BILLY" Cellar re-
ceived many nice presents. A de-
licipus lunch was served in the eve
ming. ~ 3,
Mrs. George Lewis is taking care of
Marjorie and Duglas Bailey during
Mrs. Bailey's illness.
Mrs. Henry Swindling returned
home Wednesday after . several
weeks visit with relatives in Penn
syltania.
Mrs. Floyd -Belk visited at the job
Baker home Friday.
Mrs. Herman. Nicman and children
were Sterling callers Friday.
Earl Caskell motorcd to Bismarc X
Friday evening. returning Saturday
morning. He went to purchase head
or repairs. >th
Mrs. Herman Nieman visited at the
Roy Turner home Saturday night.
Mrs. George Lewis, daughters Mar
ION and Marjorie and Duglas Bailey
visited at the Max Lang home Satur-
day:
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. fGosncy, daugh-
ters Flotencc and Edna and Vivian
Caskill visited at the Triplctt home
at Brittin Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Caskill visit
ed at the c., r., Kositzky home in
Bismarck, Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Olson visited the fore
part Of the week with her daughter
and family, Mrs. John Benz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Zcnzel of
Stanley, Wis. stopped off and visit
ed at the p. NJ. Gosney home Satur-
day, They were on there way to the
Black Hills to spend their vacation.
Miss Reryle Sherman visited with
Genevieve. lesson over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Beir ,of Brad
dock visited at the George Lewis
home Sunday.
! Mrs. Fpgarty visited at the John
Benz homo Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Swindling
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.'Terllvix

r Mr.. and Mrs. John Schlccht were
business callers at Bismarck Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Quasi and Neil
were attending to business matters in
Linton Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. James Monahan and
the Misses Alice Calquhoun and Eu-
nice Vienne were shoppers at Lin
ton Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Foell and Mrs. Ed Mon.
ahan and children attended the
movies at Linton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Brogden and
children. were Sunday visitors in
EmmonSbnrg. u r..s.,t ~.
Mrs. Dave Calqxhean e and, ;. Mrs.
John Blazen spent. Sunday afternoon
at the Brindle home near Hazclton.
Henry, KNITTED of Hampton was a
caller in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Quasi and Neil
and Miss Alice Calquhoun spent Sun
day in Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Power Hendrix and
son Thamas, c. N. Hendrix and Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Dewitt visited Mrs.
c. N. Hendrix Sunday at Bismar rex.
Mrs. Hendrix is patient in a hos
pital there.
Miss Frances Koppy, who has spent
the last flew weeks with her parents,
came BACK to work Sunday.
Henry Speichert was a passenger
to Bismarck on the bus Monday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Buck Of Hamp.
ton were business callers here Mon
day morning. 80. =
Mrs. Cs J. EndcsYn and daughters
and Miss Eunice Nienae left Monday
morning for Carson, where they win
visit for some time. .-D
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Lem

Mrs. John. Birkeland and daughter
Gale motored> to Bismarck Thursday
Olga Rise motored to Arena Thurs
day morning.
|. Geo. Ckristianson and SON Harold
motored to futile Thursday morn
ing. a.
N. A.. Soderholm has been drag.
ging the roads these last. days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Afneson mo.
tored TO the capital city Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ritchi. and
family Of Bismarck. spent Sunday
visiting at the n. A. Soderholm home.
MRS. Soderholm and daughter Han
nah, who has spent the past week 1t
Bismarck. returned home with them.
ME- and Mrs. L. Q. Bates, daughter
Alice, Olga Rise and N. A. Sober
holm spent Sunday evening At the
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Bafkman and
Miss Dotty spent Tuesday evening
Clara and Lille Lien, Eddie Arneson
and Arnold Christianson motorsd to
Driscoll Saturday.
tiers Hermion and Mildred, John
Birkeland, Ernest and Irwin, Rise
spent Sunday ct N A. Soderholm's.
Mrs. Hsfbie Gunderson spent Sun.
day afternoon with Mrs. Christianson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Derkmau,
daughter Dorsthy andOlga Rise were
day. .
Eidar and Klut spilde, valSemar
LEN, Eddie. Arnsson md Asaold
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Wing

Harold Ludvigson left for his home
in Iowa Thursday for a weeks vaca
tion.
Mrs. Arthur Farnum and SON Of
Arthur, N. D., arrived here Thurs.
day to visit with her mother, Mrs
J. Tees.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. ". Graham and
son motored to Bismarck Monday.
Ella, Edith and Clara Mueller mo.
tored to Woodwofth Sunday.
George Anderson and SON Wallace
motorcd to Bismarck Tuesday.
Mrs. Dave Shidler is assisting Mrs
Roy Bond at the hotel.
Sunday from Wing were Mr.. and Mrs
Amiel PiePkorn and children. Mr.
and Mrs: Toilet Suby, Mr.. and Mrs,
Byron Knowles and children, Dor
othy Hass. Margie Knowles, Art Gage
and Vernon Mutchler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Berg were
visitors at the John Mueller home
Sunday.
M. and Mrs, II. c. Edgerton and
son Clyde made. business trip to
Bismarck Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebb Cleveland, Jim
mic Black and Bud Cleveland were
visitors in jamestown. Sunday.
John Almer and party visited in
Wing Saturday evening and Sunday.
M. and Mrs. John Mueller Of
McClusky stopped In Wing on their
way home from Bismarck.
Abraham Turnoy Of Chicago is
visiting with his brother Isaac.
County Surveyor. T. r. Atkinson
was q business caller in Wing Tues
day.
Mrs. Harry. Knowles and daughter
motorcd to futile Saturday.
Dan Ticc and grandson of Bis.
marck are spending q few days with
the formers daughter. Mr.. Tice just
came from an extended trip through
Iowa, South Dakota and Colorado.
Mrs. John Mueller and Ella and
Edith Mueller made business trip
to futile Monday night.
Mrs. J. j. Scallon and son are
spending few days a. guests Of
Mrs Ed. Hamilin.
Jesse Johns returned from Min
ncsota Monday after spending scvcr raj
months there working.
Sophie kremenetzky, who has Just
returned from Portland, Oregon, was
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore
Krcmenetsky' Saturday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Palmer and
family were Regan shoppers Satur.
day.
Mrs. John Carlson and children
Dennis and Doris, visited at C. L
MalOnc's Monday. Il
ii Sgt. Roderick N. Malone of Wheel.
err Field, Hawaii. :. IL home on a
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Malone and
Beccher Malone were guests At John
Carlson's Sunday. -
Mrs. w. s. Oder and daughters
Vina, Myrtle and Edna were caller,
at the Alta store. Saturday. Tkey
called on IRIS. Malone on the way. ;,
J. Il. Jones hauled q load Of cream
to- Regan Mondav. iaf,, ~
Among those who picnicked ut the
river Sunday were MI. and Mrs. VIM
hickel. Miss Gertrude Hickel and
ROderick Malone. I, = -.
&. L. Malone returned home Thurs.
day from 1iisrnarck where he .haI
been g. patient At, tho Bismarck Nos.
pital Tor three weeks. TT .3.a
John Anderson made q trip ia
kegan Saturday afternoon to 4et re
pairs for his binder. :.
Inc rain has delayed the harvest
ing but few days Of drying wealth
q Will see most of the grain in the
Mcrwin Oder has gone thrcshine
with Harry and willard Dimond.
). II. Jones was . business visitor
IN Bismarck Saturday.
August Wcsterinan was looking
over telephone line No. IL Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Dixon and
FAMILY were Sunday visitors At W. S.
Oder's. -. - :.
Bcccher Malone and Ted Lehr were
wilton callers Saturday.
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Wilton

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Atcheson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lief spent Sun
day ct the Warder Roberts home at
Towner.
Beatrice Butsch and Carrie O'Brien
nurses Of the St. Alexius hospital
visited over the weekend ct the
Ed. O'Brien home.
Miss Alice Cassidy has accepted
. position iM1Msx, M D.
Miss Meta Wierauch returned to
Fargo Tuesday after spending the
past week - . guest 1t the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Charley Mitchell.
Clifford Richard is employed ct the
Farmers Elevator.
Miss Lila Thelan Of Aberdeen. s.
D., il visiting 1t the home Of her
aunt and unsle, DR.. and Mrs. w. r.
Thelan.
Mrs.. e. L. Tepel Of St. Paul il
visiting ct the w. p. Thelan home.
Miss verene Schmid returned home
Saturday frpm Ryder. N. d. where
she visited ct the home OF Misi
Penxie Officer. *
Miss Grace Howe entertained eight
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NaughtOn

Miss Helen Rue and Isobclle John
son called on the Martincson ant
Barker families Monday evening Of
last week.
Oscar Larson called at the home
Of p. A. johnson Monday.
The school board held a spccia
meeting at the home of Robert Sol.
berg Monday Of last week.
The young people Of this commun.
ity held a4wicner roast ut Castle
Rock on Thursday of last week,
Among those present were Mildred
Trygg and Oscar Trygg, formerly OF
Trygg township, who are home now
for a vacation.
Elmer Angdahl was helping Emil
Johnson with the harvesting last
week.
Chas. Johnson went to Bismarck
Friday after twinc.' Ruth Nudcffer
came out with him to visit with
Isabelle johnson few days.
Mildred and Oscar Trygg called at
the home of c. A. Johnson Thursday.
W. p. Lomas was out delivering
gas Friday.
Mrs. Frank Johnson was in the
capital city Saturday. Orland John.
son. who has been out in the country
helping Frank shock, went in with
her to spend u few days with his
parents.
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Still

Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Little and fam.
lily made business trip to Bismarck
Saturday.
Miss jeanette Coleman IL working
for Mrs. Bert HcdsJoms
The Rev. and Mrs. A. Fosgreen
called at the Arthur Johnson home
ono day last week.
Clarence Johnson, Anthony and
Arthur Erickson spent Sunday at the
O'Bricn lake.
Mrs. c. L. Johnson called on Mrs.
Martin Strand last Thursday.
Miss Agnes Tosseth. Mr.. and Mrs.
V. Coleman and family were callers
in. Bismarck Saturday.
The Pentecostal baptismal service
that was held at Painted Woods creek
Sunday was. very we'll attended.
Mrs. Ed Brochl visited at Morris
Anderson's Saturday.
Mr.. and" Mrs. John Asplund and
son Lloyd and Florence johnson Wis
tied in Naughton township Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. johnson and
daughters Helen and Doris were
callers in Wilton Monday.
Otto Asplund of Bismarck shocked
grain for his brothers. g..
The Asplunds visited Hagstroms
Sunday afternoon.
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Charlie Rue and Geo Nelson were
callers at the Nels Nelson home las,
Monday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Scott were
overnight guests at the Nels Nelson
home last Sunday night and went
back to Bismarck Monday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Davenport
are employed at the Axel Johnsoy
home again as harvest help.
Walter Sunquist, from near Steele
was a caller at the Martin Nelson
home last Sunday night.
Axel johnson purchased new
John Deere tractor one day this week.
He will pull the binder with it. .
Charlie Trygg called at John Oh.
sons Tuesday and got Mr.. Olson up
to his place to do some carpenter
work.
Oscar Coleman made a trip to Bald
win Thursday and got his supply OF
twine to bind his crop.
Anton Fisher purchased used
Buick in Bismarck recently.
Porter Nelson called at Martin
Nelson's Wednesday.
Joe Marley is heading grain at Geo
Whitted's. They are exchanging work.
Joe Fisher purchased new Chal-
mers tractor and will pull the bin
der with it and fall pillow.
Oscar Coleman purchased new
binder Thursday in Baldwin and
brought it out.
Oscar Woolworth was a caller in
Regain Thursday.
Joe Jiras was q dinner guest at
Martin Nelson's home Thursday and
Friday While he cut the oats with
the binder
Mr.. and Mrs. John Resch and FAM
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Nelson
motored to the Missouri river last
Sunday and picked chokccheries and
enjoyed a picnic dinner.
Willie Jiras, who has been thrcsh-
ing in jamestown, Kansas. is now
employed At Nina, So. OAK. on his
way back.
A family from Michigan came down
in a car, stopped in at Martin Mel
sons Thursday looking for work
The family lives in 4 tent.
Mrs. Geo. Whitfield made a trip to
Regain Thursday on 4 shopping trip
Emil Johnson made = trip to Regain
Thursday.
John Anderson is cutting wheat for
Axel johnson.
Martin Nelson hired a man COM
ing from Iowa to harvest and thresh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Fisher visited
At the John Olson home Saturday and
in the afternoon the Qlsons and Fish
ers motored to Bismarck.
Mr., and Mrs. Lawrence Stolks from
Wilton accompanied by three friends
visited At the Folten Nelson home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Norris from Eek
lund were guests Sunday with the
+. Morris family.
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FRIDAY, AUGUSTUS. 1927.

Susie Of Valley City and Mr.. and Mrs
A. Higginbotham Of Jamestown are
visiting. friends and relatives OF
Driscoll.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Swanson
spent Sunday evening at the Brusch-
vein home.
Agnes Meland, Myrtle Madison and
Edward Madison visited at the ]. ].
Jensen home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H; c. Meland and
family spent Sunday evening at the
Carl Meland home.
Mrs. Robert Eisenbeisx spent Mon
day afternoon with her mother, Mrs.
M. ]. Olson.
Miss Martha Eisenbeisz was in
Bismarck Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Newcomer mot
ored to Regan Sunday morning for
. visit. vernicc aid Evelyn. New
conner, who have been visiting there
for the past week. returned with
them. So. s
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Raleigh

Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson and fam.
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson and
family and Mr.. Thos. McGinnis were
Sunday dinner guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schiek.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Dorward called
on friends near Lark Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Knoll came over
from Lark Saturday afternoon ia
meet Mrs. knoll's mother and sister
who arrived from Michigan for q
two weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Metz entertained
at O'Clock dinner Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oleson and daugh-
ter and Mr. and Mrs Newman and
two daughters.
Roy George is marketing his wheat
at the Ragley elevator threshed by
his combine harvester. So far it has
all graded No. !. but by laboratory
test is very low in protein. Later
sown wheat will be lighter in weight
from the effect Of bligh. and rust,
states John Metz, manager of the
Bagley elevator.
Mrs. c. L. Klienschmidt. accOmpan-
led by her children and sister, Miss
Zanders, motored to Rosco, So. OAK.
iud.s ~ tdhC iII Vic Aoa& 0bA SISHO
short vacation.
r. J. Rausch entertained party Of
friends at stag party Saturday
night.
A. p. Black returned from Selfridgc
Wednesday. having spent some time
there on business.
Fred Westerman Of St. Paul pur-
chased car of cattle from parties
near Raleigh this week. He shipped
eight cars Of cattle off the branch
line Of the y. p. Saturday.
Bernard Dempsey and young son
returned to Bismarck Sunday, having
spent his two weeks vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. 4. Demp-
sey.
Peter Burns. road master Of the
Milwaukee, passed through Raleigh
on his way to Mott Saturday.
Roy Frost starts his threshing rig
with a full crew Of bundle wagons
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Nagel announce
the birth Of q baby boy Wednesday.
r. J. Rausch motored to Bismafek
Monday evening on business, reeurn'
Rudolph Dubs Of New Leipzig waa
in town on business Thursday.
Dsn and Joe Dirk motored to New
Salem Sunday to visit relatives. :.
Mesdames Albreeh. Al Busch and
De MoulIy Of Flasher were business
callers in Raleigh Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutehins Of Iowa are
visiting st the home Of their dsugh-
ter. Mr.. Astbnr Hestetler.
Ai1t Kathryn SeA9idt y spendir1
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Of her friends at O'Clock lunch
con at her home Wednesday.
Mrs. H. L. Brumn of Philadelphia
is visiting her sister, Mrs. l. G. liver.
son. Mrs. Brumn came to Wilton t.
attend the funeral Of her nephew
Clifford Ivers0n.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Iverson and
children left Tuesday for Atlantic
Mich. for visit with Mrs. LIVER
sons parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Nelson and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Hit motorcd to
Brush Lake Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell, aged 73
passed away Sunday at the home OF
her son, Fred, with whom she had
made her home for several years
Mrs. Mitchell suffered a slight stroke
several weeks ago and had been all
ing ever since. Brief services eyre
held at the Mitchell home Tuesday
afternoon. also at the Presbyterian
church with Rev. G. w. Stewart and
Rev. F. w. Christ in charge. The
remains were laid to rest in the
Riverview cemetery. The pallbcar.
ers were all members Of the local
Odd Fellows lodge, Bert Finn, VIM.
Brown, VIM. Leben, Milo Christian
son, Ole Olson, and August Kilian.