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Schr'unck

A baby boy. was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. c. B. Knudson of Hector, Min
nesota, Friday Sept. E.. Mrs. Knud-
SON was formerly Catherine "A.
Marchant Of this community.
August and Ed Slewpetx were out
looking for some Of their horses Fr,-
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartman and
family and Miss Pearl White calsea
at the Chris Helm home Tuesday eve
ming. A
Clarence and Willie Kindred Of
Saybrook, Illinois, arrived ut the
Herman Seilenger home Tuesday.
Clarence and Willie drove through
in car and expect to spend the fall
visiting their sisters, the Mrs. Her.
man and Mrs. Henry Seilenger.
J. E. WAt shocked some grain
for Henry Seilinger this week.
Earnest and Louise Klien, who
have been visiting this summer with
their grandmother, Mrs. Tom Novak,
ST., returned to their home in Bis
marck last week.
Mrs. Herman Meters, Andrew and
Vivian were in Wing Thursday.
Jake Krouse was Wing shopper
Thursday.
Johnny Fode. Jr., went to Wing
Friday bringing back load of lum-
Der for r. T. Marchant.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Marchant ana
daughters Margaret and Irene visited
ut the John Fode home Saturday eve
ming.
The party and dance which was
hel0 at the Florence Loke school
house Saturday evening was very
we'll attended and enjoyed by all.
The Sunday visitors at the Her.
man Meters home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Kaler and family Of Denhoff, Mrs.
Sielenger, Mrs. Jim Walters. Mrs.
Henry Seilenger. Mrs. Herman Sell
enger, Helen Marchant Anton Novy,
Tommy Ryan, John, Lenora and Lena
Witt and Willie Kindred.
Lena and Nora Witt spent Sunday
with Marcella, Meters.
Gust. Alderman at Still is now
staying with his sisters, Mrs. John
Cook and Mrs. Sam Cook.
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aft

George Kusch has been threshing
for Anton Obergss but il now ut the
George Lewis farm threshing.
Miss .Genevieve lessen and Mil
dred Lang took music lessons in Nc
Kenxie Saturday.
Mrs. r. n. Gosney entertained the
Sterling N. f. Ladies' Aid at her
home Friday afternoon. After the
business part Of the meeting the
hostess served lunch. :.
Mrs. Henry lessen and Mrs: Emil
Lang .motored to Mckenzie Friday.
Miss Florence Gosney met with q
painful accident Wednesday evening
while horseback riding. Her pony
became frightened. throwing her off:
Her shoulder was thrown out q
She was rushed to the hospital where
the doctor, put her shoulder in place
and her arm III . sling. She is out
Of the hospital now and getting along
fine. ~. ...s
p. NJ. Gosney. and Charley helped
Martin Nelson thresh. Saturday.
Miss Belva Beatty assisted Mrs
Oberg while. they were threshing. !.
Mrs. John. Henz took her little
daughter Rachel to the doctor Mon.
day. She !. has not been we'll fol
some time. v 1885,
Carl Olson. has returned from thu
hospital .whera he has been suffer
ing with quinsy, but expects to re-
turn to the hospital soon and have
his tonsils removed.
Wyman Glitscha at Bismarck callet
at the .Gaskill and Gosneyt homes
Wednesday. 49,
Mrs. George Lewis and daughter
Marion attended. the Ladies' All
Meeting Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Anderson mo
tored to Bismarck Wednesday.
Jim Baker IL threshing for Henri!
Swindling. The rye made 80 bush
els per Acre.
Mrs. Roy Baker visited ct the Johl
Baker home Saturday.
Sunday guests at the Gosney hom
were Mr.. and Mrs. s.. Triplett Q
Brittin, Mr.. and Mrs., Wilbert Kool
and children of. Driscell, and Mr.. an
Mrs. Ben Koon, and Lawrence Benz
miller of RaRgo. 81 y H
Mr.. E. Elness and sons began har
vestine and .threshing his flax Mon
day. w. e. Runsy end Tavern
Richardson, r. n. Gosney and Chas
ley are helping. him.
I, Lawrence Kositsky left for hi
home u Bismarek Ssnday to b
resdy fer sdhoel. s.
Ur. and 1lxa.. Ben yKoon and Law
renee Dsnaaiiiler. aaeteIeG Mp, frol
Fargo SATURDAY. uiDAt. Thsy yetutns
home 2enoa1 X Il;
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Canfield

A birthday party was given by
Mrs. Mary .Rasche Wednesday in
honor of her daughter Shirley. The
afternoon was spent in playing
games. At 6 o'clock a birthday sup
per was served. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. NJ. O'Brien and
family and Mrs. o. M. Colip and
Anna Mae Rasche.
A birthday party was given Thurs
day evening at the Jordahl home. 1t
was Kenmar's 18th birthday. The
evening was spent in playing games,
after which lunch was served.
Mrs. c. w. WILKINSON is helping
Mrs. Howe during threshing.
The Garfield Ladies' Aid met at
the ]. Cook home Wednesday. They
will have their next meeting at the
Ole Void home Sunday, Sept. 10.
Violet Raschc spent Labor Day
visiting with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Void, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Greenan and son Wesley
were callers ut the Cecil Eikins
home Sunday.
Mrs. J. Keifer, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Olson, Pete Jacobson, Mrs. A. N.
Strand and son Arthur, Mrs. Anna
Knudson and Mrs. Grace Myers at
tended the funeral Of J. Langedahls
at futile, N. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Allenberger
and sons Billy and Alvin, the Jor-
dahl children, Lynn Granting, Irma
Myers, Chas. Aunc, Gust, Opal and
Violet Olson visited at the Alvin
Ghylin home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordahl and Bern
hard Jordahl were callers in Bis
marck Saturday. Mr.. Jordahl entered
the hospital. Mrs. Jordahl stayed
there with him until Monday. She
returned home by train. She re-
ports Mr.. Jordahl is feeling much
better.
Bernhard Jordahl shocked grain
for A. Ghylin Monday.
Mrs. Herman Sellinger and son
Earl James called at the A. Strand
home Monday.
Olaf Void went to Menoken Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Swanson are
visiting at the J. Howe home.
Mrs. Grace Myers is working for
Hans Jacobson at futile, N. ID.
Ollie Cook is helping Mrs. G. Lind
sey.
Mrs. ]. Keifer is helping her
mother during threshing.
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Regain

Mr.. and Mrs. S. McHugh of Nor
walk. Wis. left Friday for their home
after spending three weeks here at
tending to their farm properties.
Carl Berg bought the Chrysler SO
from them that they drove here in
from Norwalk
The Misses Doris Engbrecht and
Palma Friestad, local grade teachers,
arrived Sunday and will open the
term Sept. 5. They will make their
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Di-
mOnd.
Lila HendricksOn arrived in Regain
Saturday evening after spending the
summer with relatives at Ypsilanti
and friends in Jamestown.
| Mabel Dimond was a passenger to
Bismarck Friday evening, where she
plans to complete her high school
course. She will make her home with
Mrs. Barnard.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson Of Mime
apolis, cousin and aunt of A. F.
Tourtlotte were guests Friday at the
| Tourtlotte home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Lundberg and
family and Mrs. VIM. Nicholson mo-
tored to futile Sunday to be in at
tendance at the funeral Of John
Langedahl, who was accidentally and
instantly killed by electricity last
Sunday. The Langedahls were form
erly residents Of Regain, Mr.. LANCE
dahl being employed at Lundberg' S
store and later appointed postmaster
i When the Farmers Bank was organ
wed he was made cashier Of that
institution. In 1923 the family moved
to a suburb of Tacoma, Wash. He
is survived by his wife and one
daughter, Irene. The funeral was
one of the largest ever held in this
vicinity. The bereaved family have
the sympathy of the entire commun-
ity.
Rollin WEIGH, sheriff of Burleigk
county, and George Helling of Bis
marck were business visitors in Re-
gan Monday.
H. +. Dimond completed threshine
Of his winter rye on the farm two
miles north of Regain. The yield wa.
30 bushels an acre and graded No.
Very little wheat has been threshet
in this territory to date and so com
plete returns cannot be obtained
from any one farm. However, c. L
Johnson, living four miles northwes
Of Regain, is threshing wheat yield
ing 30 bushels per acre. He has NOR,
than 400 acres in wheat and states
that the average will not be les
than IS bushels an acre.
H. c. Taylor, five miles northeas
of Regain, is threshing on his 200
acre field of winter rye. Saturda,
afternoon he had threshed between
so and IS acres of it which had yield
ed over 5000 bushels.
/ A 15-acre field of winter rye Of
the A. H. Helgeson farm three mile
Worth Of Regain yielded a trifle owe
40 bushels an acre and graded No. !
The week beginning Sept. 9Th vii
zee threshing operations in full bias
generally. The grain is just getting
in first class condition for thresh
Ing and immense quantities Of grail
will find its way to the elevator
every day. Every available truck j
being pressed into service for haul
ing in order to. market the crop di
rect from the threshing machine.
Fred Bracket started threshin
with his. large Aultman- II ylo
threshing outfit Monday near Alt
Postoffice. Twelve bundle team
and four spike pitchers are used wit
the rig. Mr.. Bracket also has
| L. w. Davis purchased . new cor
binder from the Sanger nercantil
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Painted Woods

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Manard were
Bismarck visitors last Monday.
Miss Ada Fairman left Sunday for
Bismarck where she will attend high
school. ~
Several threshing machines are
busy in this vicinity now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Lang and son
Albert called on Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Brooks Sunday evening.
Mrs. Dave Brostr0m is in Bismarck
taking treatments. Mrs. Cundel
Hagen is caring for her baby while
she is gone. u.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Brooks spent
Sunday at the w. w. Brooks home
returning to jamestown. Monday
Mrs. Albert waddineton Of Bis.
marck spent o few aeys the past weel
with her, sister, MI. Alvin Lang.
Mrs. Arthur Hanson and children
called on Mrs. Brooks Wednesda.
afternoon.
Axel Stinquist and family calles
on his daughter, Mrs. Walter johnson
last Sunday.
Sheldon and Lucille Brooks attend
ed the dance ct Baldwin Saturday
night.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John .Keifer Of Will
ton visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Reibe last Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Johnson trans
acted business in Wilton Monday.
| School opened in Wilton last Tues
day. Those attending high schoo
from this vicinity are Miss HiIda an,
Ruth Stipquest. Miss Florence Reib
and Sheldon Brooks.
Misses Mary Lorenz, Isabelle Cd
dinger, Opal Harper and Fred Brook
motored from Jamestown Sunday 70
a visit at the ". w. Brooks home.
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Dickinson, where she had been for
/, some time.
Miss Thelma Rosvold left Friday
for Fergus Falls, Mimi, where she
will teach school.
Mrs. Mary Davis and daughter re-
turned to Bismarck after visiting her
sister, Mrs. r. NJ. Lathrop, for some
time.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fendrick of Kief, N.
H., spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kuck.
! Mrs. H. T. Olson Of Willmar, Mimi,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. M.
IT. Olson.
Elmer Koon and Eddie Eisenbeisz
n,otored to Sterling on business Fri
day.
Mrs. Jake Holwegner and children
of Bismarck spent Thursday with her
sister. Mrs. Elmer Koon.
Mrs. Chas. Swanson and Mrs. F. O.
Johnson visited Mrs. NJ. T. Olson
Friday.
A. Albertson of Bismarck visited
at the NJ. 7. Olson home Thursday.
NJ. J. Olson is threshing for John
kuck ut present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Swanson en-
tertained visitors from Linton Sun
day.
The ladies' aid met with Mrs.
julius Peterson Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. W. Titus and Mrs. H. A..
Knudson spent Monday afternoon
with Mrs. +. o. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Chaplin enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lewis and
family at dinner Sunday.
County Agent A. NJ. Miesen has
been spendig a few days in the COM
munity.
Mrs. H. A. Knudson called on Mrs.
A. J. Kress and her mother, Mrs.
Sleight. Friday.
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I1eitfl

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Aanestad arrived
Saturday from Esmond where they
were spending their vacation. Mr..
and Mrs. Aanestad met with an auto
accident few days ago and had
their car badly wrecked.
Glen Emch returned Tuesday from
different parts of Morton county
where he has been adjusting hail
losses. He left Tuesday afternoon
for the community Of Bentley where
losses are reported.
Rev. Corbitt and family visited
Monday at Morristown with Rev. Ell
kin and family. Rev. Elkin is leav-
ing MOrristOwn to accept call to
the Presbyterian church at Unadilla,
Mimi.
The Leith Civic club will hold the
first regular meeting for this club
year. at the home of Mrs. Wyman
Wednesday evening, Sept. 14th, at
o'clock.
Miss Margaret Anderson of Sid
ney, Montana, is a guest Of Nellie
Emch. Miss Anderson also spent q
few days with Mildred Ionic Of Car
son..
Judging. from the beginning of the
Grant county fair it will be the most
successful ever held here. The ex-
hibits brought in far exceed any il
previous years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bruning ant
little daughter of Flasher visited a,
the ]. H. Emch home Sunday.
Miss Ella Sandre and Miss Clara
Breton arrived here Saturday eve
ming and will teach the same grade.
they, taught here last year.
Howard McAndrews has purchased
a 1927 Essex coach.
Dona Kamrath celebrated her sixth
birthday anniversary Wednesday
Aug. 81. About rs little guests weft
present.
The Saunders school board held !,
meeting Saturday evening and de
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Knife River

Mr.. and. Mrs. Kasper Warner and
children I1fOtOred to church Sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Schaffner and
two youngest children, Cherrie and
Truth, motOred to the L. X. ranch
to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Allen, also enjoyed delicious din.
ner Sunday. After dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. Allen accompanied Schaff-
ners to the Arthur Bierig home
where they enjoyed the afternoon
and lunch.
Lloyd Lehman rode horseback to
the Arthur Bierig home, where he
spent Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Jacobs and three
children, also Mrs. L. A. W0olery and
children mOtored to Sunday school
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Cohen and chill
dren spent Sunday evening at the
Mike Bich home.
H. F. Cohen, Bonnie Passion and
Steve Croft motored toward Marshall
to look at some buildings Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bierig and the
three youngest girls, Ruby, Elaine
and Joan, mOtored to Marshall Sun
day morning to get the mail.
L. r. Woolery bought a new Chew
rolet truck at Hebron. He is busy
hauling grain for his neighbOrs these
days.
Don Peck of the L. X. ranch mo-
tored to Richardton Monday with his
tractor, where he will buy q separa-
TOR and thresh for his brother near
Richardson.
Willy Eggert, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Eggert, motored to Hebron
Wednesday to do some shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Croft are the
born Tuesday.
Max Lehman and Chris Ziegler
bought new John Deere corn bind
er ut Hebron together.
Steve Croft bought building from
Mr.. M0gly and has moved it over to
his place where he is going to use
lit for granary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schneider mo-
tored to Hebron Wedne sday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Cohen mo-
tored to Hebron Thursday afternoon
to do some shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bierig and
Oldest daughter Alice, also Jr. Arthur
mOt0red to Dodge to get some header
repairs and spent the evening with
Mrs. Roy Burgess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rynning and
little boy Russell, who have been Wis.
ting out here, are returning home
with Mrs. Rynning's mother, Mrs
ReinbOlt, and daughter Freda from
Beulah. They started Sunday. Freda
is going to work out this fall.
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company Monday and is preparing to
harvest his crop of corn which he
says is very nearly as good rs the
best corn he has raised in North Da-
kota.
cookcar with the machine which fur
wishes board for all the help.
Henry Sattler of Waupun, Wis.,, in
company with his son, w. Il. Sattler,
Of Wenatchee, Wash, called in Re
gan Saturday for the purpose Of
loking after his farm 10 miles north
east Of here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rasche are the
parents of daughter born Thurs
day ut their farm home east Of Re-
gan
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family drove to Mandan Monday to
attend the fair held there.
Dorothy Sheldon, Ida !. Maguuson
and Randy Kettleson went to Bis
marck to attend high school.
Irene and Floyd Anderson will be
among those in the confirm alton held
at the church at Still Sunday.
Mrs. John Anderson, Helen and
twin boys visited recently with Mrs.
Bud Nelson, who just moved on the
Charlie Rue farm.
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Steele

Miss Marie Mereil, kho taught here
the past three years, visited last week
ct the home 81 Mr.. and Mrs, Arne
Yinje. Miss Mercil left Saturday for
dickinson. where she Will tNaeh this
year. -
!. Aiss Heller. Roafher. vent = Biz.
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tie~4tt ? 4 Ht's
The Washington times., 1927-10-28

would be held to account il 1t
was not so. II he attacks my
property again, a property which
should make $1,000, 900 for the pro.
ducer and thousands for me.
intend to hold him personally ac-
countable."
The novel, Elmer Gsntry." a
sensational attack on certain
class of clerGymen. was handed to
the author more than six months
ago. With the destruction Of the
manuscript, preparations for
staging the play are held up.
Robert Milton was to have pro-
duced it this season. and Harry
Bannister. husband of Ann Hard
ing, now appearing IN THE Trial
of Mary Dugan." was to have had
the leading role.
my play might have offended
a great many persons" said Mr..
WELLER, land it would certainly
have aggravated attacks now be.
ing made on the stage. 1t would
also have put me in the position
of having no defense If my other
plays were attacked, and
understand one of them has been.
By tearing up the manuscript, I
simply failed to live up to my
contract, and Mr.. Milton was very
nice about it,"
Mr.. WELLER is known as a
scrappy author who is always
ready to stand up for what he
considers his rights. He is the
author Of several big stage hits,
among them within the Law"
and "The Thirteenth Chair"
The Washington times., 1927-10-28

WELLER took his drastic ac-
ton after it was brought to his
attention that Bishop Manning
had been quoted by well-known
dramatic critic as mentioning
among other plavs not fit for the
stage, Veiller's own drama. THE
Trial of Mary Dugan." now run
ming.
The author said he had no
purist motives in refusing to let
his name be attached to stage
version of Sinclair Lewis sensa.
tional novel.
'I understand" he said yester-
day when attending a meeting of
the Dramatist Guild. that Bishop
Manning has held up as immoral
and unfit for stage presentation
The Trial of Mary Dugan.' This
is not an immoral play. | never
have written or been associated
with an immoral production.
Bishop Manning would not dare
say that a piece Of real estate was
unfit or unsafe. If he did. he
The Washington times., 1927-10-28
WHO'S WHO ON
HOLLYWOOD'S
LOTS

Q.-Kindly tell me the addresses
of Owen Moore, Marion Davies
and the man who played the part
of Penny Fish in "Tillie, the
Toiler."
A.-Address Owen Moore and
Marion Davies care of Metro
Goldwyn Studio. Culver City.
Harry Croker played the part
of Penny Fish in "Tillie, the
Toiler."
Q.-Where may I get pictures
of John Gilbert, Clara Bow, Pau
line Starke, Marceline Day and
Bobby Doyle?
A.-Write John Gilbert and Mar
celine Day care of Metros Goldwyn
Studio, Culver City, Cal; Clara
Bow, care of Famous Players
Studio, Hollywood; Bobby Doyle,
care of United Artists Studio,
Hollywood.
Q.-Please let me know IL
there. Is a motion picture actress
Marie Dresser and also a Marie
Dressler. or are they the same
person?
A.-There is a Louise Dresser
and a Marie Dressler.
Q.-Kindly send me the ad-
dresses of Billie Dove, Bebe DAN
iels and James Hall.
A.-Address Billie Dove, care of
First National Studio, Culver
City, Cal; Bebe Deniels and James
Hall care of Famous Players
Studio, Hollywood.
Copyright, 1927, Famous Features
j Syndicate, Incl
The Washington times., 1927-10-28
JOTS
ON PLAYS AND
PLAYERS

cal version Of EAST and West"
the play in which she made a
great dramatic success, when the
new edition is produced early
next year by Lew Fields.
Gerald Oliver Smith will be one
OF the featured players in the
new musical, "The Girl From
ChiIds."
The Marquise," new Noel
Coward play which Billie Burke
will be starred in, opening at the
National here. has it's main set.
ting described as "the main liv.
ing room of chateau ten hours
out Of Paris in the France of
1885"
Frank Fay, Blossom Shelley
and is Chester Hale girls are to
be featured in a new revue,
Harry Delmar's Revels."
After "Tia Juana," Kilbourne
Gordon's new play, is tried out
at the Belasco. the week of No
vember Z. it will be retitled as
''Deuces Wild"
The complete cast for 1.-THE
Marquise," aside from Billie
Burke, is composed of Arthur
Byron, Rex O'Malley, Theodore
st. John. William Kershaw,
Madge Evans. Harry Lillford,
Dorothy Tree, Reginald Owen and
Charles Ashley.
we are to get Lionel Atwill at
Polls the week of November s,
in his new starring vehicle, THE
King Can DO No Wrong"
With more than 655, 800 radio sets
in use New York leads all the other
States, Pennsylvania being seconc
with more than 100000 and Illinois
third with about 46S,OO0.
The Washington times., 1927-10-28
Hed Author Tears Up
'fGantry" Script

So keep his skirts clear and be position
any who attacks any his plays Bayard Veer play
wright has the stage script of Emer Gantry which
he has worked for six months returned royalty
Robert Milton who to produce it, and is grdng his ons to
served criticism the New York Morning Telegraph
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-03
Borderland Climate Club
Advertises Douglas And
This Vicinity Nationally

IONA cities that was standing still.
Something was wrong; how to correct
that wrong was the question Tt was
noted that the Arizona cities that
were forging ahead were advertising
nationally, and this seemed to an
sWer the question.
The money was raised-in round
numbers about ten thousand dollars
and the first advertisements ap-
peared in November, 1925. The re-
sponse was immediate and results
gotten in the first seven months Of
this program were phenomenal. From
time to time the results have been
published, and no useful purpose
could be served by again going into
detail
The first seven months results
show that this organization directly
influenced sixty-odd people to visit
here for prolonged stays, and was di-
rectly responsible for dozen of them
making this their home. The class
Of people attracted here were of the