The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-05

Kin Folks Picnic: The Gosney and
Gaskill families motored to Bismarck
Sunday, where they were joined by
the c. X. Kositzky and Roy kositzky
families. from there they all went
to Mandan Park where they enjoyed
q delicious picnic dinner in honor OF
Earl Gaskill. who is leaving for the
navy soon. The afternoon was spent
in drives to the experimental sta
ton, training school and other inter
esting places. At the close Of the
: happy day they all met at the {. X.
Kositzky home in Bismarck where
they enjoyed strawberry feast, the
Strawberries being raised in their
garden.
Miss Vivian Gaskill, Miss Beatrice
Uhl and Mr.. Earl Gaskill called at
the James koon home Monday cve-
ming.
We Hear From Iowa: Mrs. Candee,
who taught our term of school here,
is spending her vacation at Univer-
sity Park, Iowa. She writes that it is
fine school there and a nice bunch
of young folks and a very nice man
at the head Of the school. The
weather. she says, is very cool and
rainy there but the country is beau
tiful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Uhl and little
daughter, Margeric, Mrs. Chas. Gas
kill and Mrs. Clinton Gaskill called
at Ehe p. M. Gosncy home Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oberg, the lattcr's
brother, and Miss Bclva Beatty were
Bismarck callers Tuesday.
Mrs Henry lesson and daughters,
Il t,1
Gosney home Wednesday evening.
The farmers have finally finished
planting flax and are now busy work
ing OH the township roads.
Mrs. John Benz and children were
callers at the George Lewis home
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Herman Nicman was Stcr-
ling caller Friday.
Mrs. Ed. Olson spent a few days
with her daughter, Mrs. John Benz.
+. NJ. Gosney went to Driscoll Fri
day afternoon to attend the Farmers
Mutual Fire and Lightning Insur-
ance meeting.
The food sale which the NJ. T..
Ladies' Aid held in the Parkes store,
was well attended and neat sum
Melted for the society. Mrs. Art
Ihenawith and Mrs. Dyerstad were in
charge of the sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sharp and
baby were Sterling visitors Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Roy Eakcr was Moffit call
err Satu 9day afternoon.
The next NJ. Z. Ladies' Aid will
be held at the Frank Rice home,
.'"'- fiist. All women are cordially
invited to come.
Word has been received here by
the friends of Miss Carey Reddy an
nouncing her marriage at Denver.
Colorado. Congratulations and bes.
wishes are extended.
This community was visited by "A
soaking rain Sunday afternoon and
evening. 1t rained steady Tuesday
afternoon which was much apprc-
ciated by the farmers as it was get
ting quite dry and dusty.
Mr.. Rash Wagner and Mrs. Charlie
day where they visited Ole Toxon,
who is sick in the hospital there.
Presley Gosney drove Mrs. Dyre-
stad's car to Bismarck Sunday where
she and the children visited Mr..
Dyrestad. who is sick in the st. Alex
JUS hospital.
A weinie roast was given Thursday
night in honor of Earl Gaskill who
is soon leaving for the navy and Miss
Beatrice Uhl, who is guest at the
Gaskill home.
The farmers who have sheep in
this community are busy shearing
them.
:. Burt Morris visited Ole Toxon Sum-
day. who is sick in the Bismarck
hospital.
Mrs. Burns Bailey and children
visited at the George Lewis home
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Katherine Cox has been
visiting at the Robert Sharp home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Hoeft and fam
lily visited at the John Benz home
Tuesday evening
Miss Elenora Harr spent a few
days in jamestown the latter part
of the week.
A carload Of cattle and hogs was
shipped out of Sterling Tuesday. Roy
Baker, Gaskill, Hurr and Gosney
were among the shippers from Taft.