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NENS0F OUR NEIGHBORS

that as soon as their biologists have
completed the survey and the drill.
ing site is determined, operations
will be under way for the drilling
of ut least three wells by this con-
Germ. Whether the strike at Robin
son is Of small quantity or large
one, it has been proven that crude
oil is present in this territory and
that when the main structure is
penetrated at the right point this
may prove TO be a very large oil
field. From all indications rs to
formations both ut the Townley we'll
and the Glenfield we'll. there is not
much question but that the struc-
lures lie pretty much to the west
from Robinson and cxtc d n x
through futile, Wing and Regain,
where the new developments are ex-
pected to take place.
Saturday, May 81, the boys base
ball team will have "A game with Will
ton boys on the Regan diamond. Let
US give them our whole hearted sup
port by attending the game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bracket and Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Hilistead motored to
Alta Sunday, calling on the John
Anderson family.
Frieda uhde, II. N, is expected to
arrive in Bismarck Wednesday to
spend the summer at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Uhde.
August Westerman, who owns the
local meat market, is putting in a
stock of groceries.
A. r. Tourtlotte, jim McFadgen
and Walter Tybcrg played golf ut
Wilton Sunday afternoon.
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her term of school and returned to
her home.
The local school was we'll repre-
scented at the county play day last
Saturday. Stanley Envik was first
in race and Marion Clizbe was
first in the 12-pound shot put. In
spite of the wind the children en-
joyed themselves immensely.
The Mothers Day program, post
poned from May 8, was given by the
Sunday school last Sunday. Mrs.
Edna Putnam was in charge.
Burnstead and his crew are at
work finishing the road work east
of town. Work on the road was
begun lastsfall.
A crew of men from the state
highway commission have completed
a wave-breaking device to prevent
the water from cutting out the new
earth on the road west Of town.
The Girls club, under the direc-
tion of Mrs. p. P. Bliss, have begun
their work which is to continue
throughout vacation.
John Boren, accompanied by Roll
lin Day of jamestown and Allen
Whittemore of Bismarck, all stu.
dent of jamestown college, spent the
weekend here.
County Agent r. f. Miesen met
with the boys of the Pig club Mon
day.
The play, "The Man from Borneo,' =
will be given at Moffit Saturday
evening, May 81. The players are
hoping that if it is going to rain
it will rain before that date or
immediately after.
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this term, after which she will also
fleavey for Minnesota.
i. Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Meyers an
nounce the birth Of : .dauehter Tues
day OF last week. IN Bismarck.
M. and Mrs. Swan Swanson and
daukhters Helen and Gloria, accom-
panied by Gordon Jenkins, were Sum
day guests at !. the home Of Mrs.
Swansofi's sister, Mrs. Nels Nelson
and family. En- route home they Wis
tied for !. short time ct the Richard
.Borner home. They live sonth. OF
Bismsrck. Mr.. Jenkins. who was
formerly assistant cashier in the
local bank, il an accomplished mu-
stefan and was heard over KFYR
Saturday evening during the pro-
gram. He i, = member Of Jenkins
A new family has moved into the
s s.;.s.i + Baldwin vacated BY Mrs.
Dr., r. C. Thompson Of Wilton was
called here Monday by the serious
illness Of 4 little Raymond Ryberg,
SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ryberg.
The child has not been we'll for sew
eral weeks. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hogue and FAM
lily Of the Naughton district were
recent business callers in this COM
A.number Of the pupils Of the To-
cal school attended the county play
day. which was held at Bismarck Sat-
urday. Among, those. who won prizes
was Clyde Mccullough.
John Monroe was q business caller
in Wilton Tuesday afternoon where
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Wing
ell tf -

F| A. j. Carlson Of Fargo was bust
ness caller in Wing Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Kopplin and
Emma Weber smotored to Bismarck
FOne day last week .fs
II. Tourney Of Fargo was in Wing
last week docking over his Ffather's
II. p. Hsatop shipped a carload Of
cattle sand hoSi Tuesday morning. !.
i Benny Grove was called home Fri
day sby. the sudden illness Of his
mother. Ae@
John, Mueller left Monday morning
He has. secured a position with the
Northwestern Hide and Fur company
Of BisM arck, IS . travelling salesman
Ray.i Hughes Of Bismarck was .
week. end visitor at the Lee home.
"A Mothers Day program was giver
Friday by the pupils Of Miss Cedar
strDm's room. A fine program was
Given,s after which -refreshment,
were served.
John Mueller, who IL assisting O
Mcintyre with spring work, spent
Sunday ins, awning, e1e .a.
|. Axel Eskeli and Emil 1usks
brought some cattle to town Monday
to be, shipped out Tuesday morning
Elmer Drumm and son Wayne OF
Arena were shoppers in, Wing Mon
day. f';- '@e,~ ss8i
|''sMr. and Mrs. Joe Kohler and fam,
lily Of Bismarck were guests ! al. the
Solder home Sunday.
4 The ball game Sunday between {
team composed Of married men ant
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Wilton

Roy Anderson has been employed
as manager of the, Still store. E. r.
Asplund, who has had charge the
past year, has resigned his position
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Burck died last Thursday
and was buried Friday in the Cath
Ollie cemetery north of town.
Mr. and Mrs: Nv. ]. Richard and
two children. Helen and Vernon
were Y Bismarck callers Saturday
afternoon. n
Mrs. James Marick was q visitor in
Bismarck over Sunday.
DR.. w. P. Thelan attended a meet
ing Of the board of health at Bis
marck Wednesday.
Y. D. Heston had the misfortune
recently to break his leg when he
was helping load a road drag.
Mrs. May Walton has. been visit.
ing at the R. H. Ferry home.
Miss Mary -Kfush is recovering
nicely from an operation for poiter
Mrs. L. J. Truax spent the latter
part Of last week at Underwood and
Garrison.
Charlie Marley has returned to his
home, here after spending (the past
year in the Twin Cities.
Miss Winnie Finn spent Thurs
day in Wilton visiting friends and
relatives. .;a| s, $50
Mrs.. Pearl Richard of Hardin
Mont, and Mrs. Matte Bigler of Bis
marck spent Saturday night anc
Sunday in Wilton visiting relatives
Miss Gertrude Lechner returned
home, from the Bismarck. hospita
where she has been for some time.
Mrs., c. B. Finn visited with he,
sister, Mrs. Mary Matheson, at the
Bismarck hospital Sunday.
Mrs. J. w. Olson is receiving med.
ical attention in the Bismarck hospi.
tai. 81
Mrs. ]. Albert Johnson went t,
Bismarck Saturday to consult doc
tor.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs
David Nc Ginnis died in the Bismarck
hospital the latter part of the week
Funeral services were held Sunday il
the Presbyterian church with Rev
F. U. Christ officiating. Interment
was made in the cemetery west Of
town.
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Moffit school are giving a picnic
in the Kurtz grove Friday.
A very nice Mothers Day program
was given at the church last Sun
day under the direction; Of Mrs. H.
r. Asselstine.
Quartet-"Love"--f four little girls
RecitatiOn-"Wel come Retta As.
sclstine.
Recitation Before 1t Is Too Late"
---lnez Peckins.
Song--"A Day for Mothcr"-by 8
girls.
Mothers Day exercises by 12 chill
dren.
Song - Mothers Workers" - six
boys.
Beth Porter.
Duet and Chorus - Mother
Mabel Olson and Velma Whitaker.
Recitation "MothcTr 'Thclma Mof-
fit.
Recitation ,---'"Mothcr's Kiss"
Doris krusc.
Morning offering -"Tcll Mother
I'll Be There"-choir.
Recitation when Mothers Away"
Gladys Moffit.
Duet -"Have you forgotten Mother
---uTS. LSIiuT anu MTS. AsSelsttUe.
Recitati0n-"A Fellows Mother
William Kruse.
Motion song-"Swing Branches
3 girls.
Recitation - "My Thoughts for
Mothers Day"--Calvin Porter.
Duet and chorus-.Mcet Mother in
the Skies Mabel Olson and Ethel
Anderson.
Medley-"The Dear Old Songs Of
Mother'--choir. r~t
Address--Rev. Cellar.
Song-"Whcn Mother Prayed
by all
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Wild Rose

Despite the high winds Friday aft
crnoon IA large crowd attended the
Emmons county play day held at
Braddock The school near Moffit,
taught by Miss May Metcalf, who
taught Wild Rose school No. last
year, proved to be the banner rural
school in the county by winning the
largest number of prizes.
Sunday visitors ut the w. H.
Brownawell home included Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Brownawell and son of
Sterling, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Snyder
of Bismarck, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Carlisle and children, Francis John
SON and Harry Koenig.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Leiske, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. r. J Elliott,
motored to Bismarck Wednesday,
where Mr. Elliott consulted a doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brownawell,
accompanied by Miss Helen Erick-
son, teacher of school No. l, motored
to Bismarck Saturday. Mrs. Har-
old Brownawell and SON Buddy went
with them to attend the Burleigh
county play day at Fort Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Saville. and
daughter Miss Ada visited at the
August Benz home near MOffit We'd
nesday evening. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Snyder of
Bismarck motored down Saturday
evening to visit relatives here, re-
turning to their home Sunday, ac-
companied by Miss Avis Carlisle and
Helen Brownawell, junior students OF
Bismarck high school.
Dwight Carlisle fell in the creek
while wheeling load of gravel to use
in constructing cement forms for the
new bridge but he got considerably
dried off walking home as his horse
had left him that day, Friday the
18th. sios
Guests at the Ernest Saville home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Mandigo and family Of south of
Braddock, Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Swan
SON and sons, Howard Balk of Bis
marck, Misses Helen Erickson and
Helen Skramstad.
Some Of the young folks Of this
neighborhood won prizes at the EN-
mons county play day held Mt Brad
dock Friday afternoon. Lee Sa-
vile won second in the running
broad jump and third in the running
high jump.
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Dodge

Mrs. Marie Burns, who has been
making her home at Dodge for many
years, left for Alaska where she OK
poets to stay until next fall.
Miss Lydia Reider is employed at
the Adolph Eissinger home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Jacobs motored
to Beulah Sunday where they spent
tho day with friends.
Miss Hertha Mas and brother,
Rudolph, who are attending school
ut Dodge, spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mas, OF
Golden Valley.
Some of the students Of the Dodge
school are practicing for play day
which is to be held Friday, May
goth, at Killdeer.
Tho Misses Theresa Jacobs and
Lydia Reider motored to Halliday
Sunday where they visited with the
John Nordahl family.
DR.. II. J. Halbcisen, the Golden
Valley dentist, transacted business
at Dodge Friday.
Weekend visitors at the Louis
Goetz home were the John Schrumm
and Ben Huber families of Krem.
Miss Josephine Anderson Of Golden
Valley is the new telephone opera
tor at Dodge, Mrs. Burns, the form
or operator having left on a trip ia
Alaska.
A foundation has been laid fol-
the new pool hall which is to be con-
structed on the site of the former
Dodge MERCANTILE General store,
which was destroyed over month
ago. The building will be construct
ed Of brick and tile and will be
entirely up-to-date. Samuel Goetz
will be the owner of this building.
j. A. Jacobs is having his store
building painted on the exterior
The interior has also been painted
Mr.. Jacobs moved into this build
ing after his former, store was de.
stroycd by fire.
William Goctz, father of the Goetz
brothers, Louis, Pete and Sam, j.
visiting at their home this week
MIR. Goetz's home is at Hazen.
Some of our high SCHOOL girls
gave wiener roast Sunday which
was attended by quite a number Of
young folks. Baseball and games
were played, after which mos,
delicious lunch was served.
Friday evening, May 9th, the first
school commencement exercises OF
the Butte consolidated school viii
be held on that day. Lillian M
Gustafson and Hildegard Grossmann
will be granted high school diplomas
1t is step forward for Dodge
for it has never had this distinction
before. We want to call special
attention to this occasion, for il
means a great deal to the school and
community.
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D|r!'iscoll

+ Elmer Koon called on Chas. Swah1
son Tuesday evening"
Mrs. M. H. Lunn spent Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. C.. E. Ankrum.
* VIM. Olson lost four cows by light
ming during the storm Sunday night,
Mrs. M. ]. Brenden arrived. from
Bismarck Tuesday where she. has
been taking care of Mrs. Severt
|-Brenden at the hospital.
Mrs. E. Carr and Mrs. E. Repp
visited Mrs. J. Stewart Tuesday. !.
Mrs. Chas. Swanson and Miss Julia
Brown called on Mrs. A. ,Eisenbeisz
Mrs. 4. Kress visited IL Happen
LIST week. 80 s
Miss Martha Eisenbeisz Of James
town has been visiting at home for. q
! Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ward and chill.
Gren motored to Mandan Sunday. e,
Mrs. W. Titus called on Mrs. A.
Mrs. F. !. johnson Monday.
Mrs. Clarence Swanson Visited Mrs.
Fl. A. knudson Wednesday. ~
Miss Lillian ,Meland spent Sunday
at Steele visiting friends. ar Al
Mrs. Chas. Leissman, Mrs. Stiles,
Miss Ingel, Mrs.. Melory, and Laura
Klinpcter Of Steele were calling. ON
friends here Friday. ! -; ii.
Miss Bertha Ennis spent Friday
evening with her folks. - TX ~
Victor Peterson returned l Monday
%. n: IstSrop spent ss6dsiy, Il ii /
Bismarck with Mrs, Lathrop..
Mrs. ~ G. Peterson entertained
the r. MA. ct her home the last
( meeting and served lovely, luAkh
lin honor Of Mr.. PotersonS D,ytkdAy.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Hillersosi had
supper with Mr.. and Mrs. Metcal1
Sunday evening. ssars;
Chas. Newcomer motored to Sterl
ling Monday. ess n.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Noun. motorod Il
Baldwin Saturday, returning Sum
Mis- Nora !. ,Hsndrickson,' N visited
friends e Bismarck saturday, night
IN NJ s esd Mrs. =. /. Carr &, spent 81 Sun.
Ss!!, &. afternoon 700 ats ne y. kOessel
MrssA. r. RosvSld had an infected
finger attended 70 ct the Bismarck
hospital SATURDAY. Mrs. H. "A. Knud.
SON accompanied her. a;s.
n. Hustfalland Scotty Crows0 81
Steele wefs Driscoll visitors" Wed.
III EVAN illness, formerly il wilton
ayled On his old friend. Osyold
Kfd sss .s ~.
g.. sIawsence Hull left !. for. st
last week to visit relatives.
III Nun n. u. Meland and Mia LII
liar we're IN Bismarck TbursaSy.
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!. Garfield

!. a." SsEaS 49,
nes u sne secVv Ison nome IN
Kegan May II. It VIII have its
meeting at the, C...L:.. Malone home
Jn,,e q miss (. r;.rA,,..... '..+A.,,a.S ~.
1870. :. t.. n""ss,. =. .'o
meeting At the .Dantelson home. They
Planned program for Memorial
Day which will consist of. sonvs and
,th.,. n,.r - ..s,.. -.
NJ l.s ~ "" 4'o'"
nismarck. s.
- sThesAmerie Legion Auxiliary has
planted q, fl6wSgsEstdlAs s-on-s their
lots, The garden Ii Hotmed AZ q star
and has blue !baehelor buttons, candy
|, tufts .Ajrd q yellow; 4loWer 10 repre-
ssnt the enAtlepAS Il stAt American
Legion. I, Asptfpy sale. ID, planned to
begin q .spook the1ofe Memorial Day.
Each poppy will. e6st lon. eents,e .of
which, Il. cents, goes t0s,the soldier
boys. Each peTsbn els supposed to
wear one .bsf6rep they en- enter the
hall. 4 st.e5:',,sss ~ .s ~ ~ ~
Five dollars hAss been donated BY
the Amefican,IAgton ii Auxiliary to
flood sufferers. Clothing also wilt
be sent. i, !. .4.ss 5.
Miss Edna Edia and Miss PArmef,-
ter spsntl. the 3vjeek.end at che Edie
Mrs. a...liadsey and son Howard
returned Saturday ftom Bism arcls.
Mr.. ,and.s Mrs. Alvin 0Aylin ,and
SON visited = sthS ROY little home
Wednesday lssRaN. as.. $50 ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Keifers visited at
the, Chvi6nsh ems -MonaAt.s 4. n
J. aMpS and Ma d IL ;Nl3b1nin ani Fan.
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Regain

Mrs. Jacob Danielson entertained
the Legion Auxiliary Thursday, May
Y, at her home. The attendance was
good and the hostess served bounti-
full lunch. Plans were made fori the
Memorial Day services, and also for
sending box Of clothing to the flood
sufferers. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. C. L. Ma
lone in Steber township.
~, The ladies' aid of the Regain Con-
Rregational church met at the home
of Mrs. Frank Nicholson Wednesday,
I May IL. A large number were pres
ent and the hostess served a deli
cious lunch. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. A. L..
Garnes June /. The ladies' aid
voted to send SIS to the Burleigh
county Red Cross chapter for the peo-
pie in the flood districts. The Nom
spartisan Ladies' club and the Legion
i Auxiliary are sending a like amount.
s. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry lanielsOn
we're guests Thursday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Danielson.
Saturday, May ID, large number
+ Of the school children and their par
ents motored to Bismarck to attend
the track meet held at Fort Lincoln.
Began did not have as many contest
9nts as some Of the other schools
and consequently could not win the
cop. However, the children enjoyed
the outing, in spite Of the wind and
cold weather. The following people
Y donated their cars to convey the
I children: A. H. Lundberg, A. F..
xOurtlotte, August Westerman, Gott-
,1tob Brenniese and B. E. Rierson.
VIM. Danielson motpFed to Bis
marck Sunday to return the car be-
Ringing to the Salvation Army work
4 81 who were stranded in Regain dur
3nG the heavy rains Of q week ago.
ss =. i. Garnes and Jim Every mo-
tosed to Robinson Sunday to get
fly1t-hand information on the oil well
there. 1t is estimated that there
Wefe about 1900 people there.
r and Mrs. @. M1Colip, Charles
an1 Edith and Mr.. pnd Mrs. Ben
4 a1rson and Gertrude and Clara pic
'ni1ked At Wild Wood lake Sunday.
Mrs. "A. H. Lnndb&k9s and Robert
/ ~ Ella 8chilling spent Sunday aft
er1oon at the Aom0 AZ Mrs. Lund-
!, boeEss mother, IRA. Wm. sUhde.
4 lIts. Harry Dimond, DON Bradeu
an4 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Houser were
called % Dunseith Saturday ~ tn
se43ans condition Ak Mrs. Naude Bra
del They yeturned Monday morn
I'M bfingtne 14rs. HRadoR viii them,
MI. BxS6oN'S mother and the chill
dr1o ~ expected ternerjye Non.
n "a, 9an4exa.LO1 49, Agricultural
CrSd(t Con tlea Fargo, was I
sknS1nete x1e1l( Fl 1eg3n Monday
III &G96eSS 0xnr91se1 himself very
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M0ffit

Mrs. Henry Olson of Driscoll
visited at the Valentine Benz home
Thursday.
Miss Mildred Jameson visited a,
the j. C. Kendall home Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Kuhnle was a Bismarck
visitor Friday returning Sunday.
The Sunshine club met at the home
of Mrs. B. F. Lane Thursday after
noon. A delicious lunch was served
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G: McNally were
Hazelton callers Wednesday.
Mrs. John Richards of Wild Rose
was shopping in town Thursday.
Miss Mary Owens left Wednesday
for her home at Villas, So. Oak.
J. S. Johnson of Bismarck visited
at the W. f. Nichol home Friday.
Quite a number from here at.
tended play day at Bismarck Satur.
day.
Mrs. Archie Nicholson was shop.
ping in town Thursday.
Louise Coder has been quite i'll al
a Bismarck hospital with pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Bailey enter.
tanned al dinner Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Lewis and daughter
Marion, Of Sterling, Mr.. and Mrs
Beer ard family Of Braddock and
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Bailey and fam.
lily.
Mrs. Charlie Soules visited at the
f. M. Whitaker home Thursday.
Miss Jardis Rafteseth, Miss Ruth
Kuhnle and J. j. Cosgrave were en-.
tertained at the T. E. Watkins home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Burns Bailey visited at tn,
Fay Johnson home Wednesday.
Geo. Motif returned home Tues
day from Bismarck where he has
been working
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy. Anderson ART
the parents of baby girl born Sun
day, May 18th.
Mrs. August Benz visited at tn,
Ed. De Ham home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. D. Olson and Mrs
Ed: Olson motored to Braddock Sat
lprday.
Mrs. Valentine Benz entertained .
luncheon Wednesday afternoon, Mrs
Ed. Olson and Mrs. Ed. De Ham.
Mrs. Everett Porter was shoppini
lin town Thursday.
There will be baseball benefi
dance given III the Benz hall Fri
day. night, May Goth. Music by tn,
| sPeppy Four" orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. +. Mauk are en-
lioyinG whit from Mr.. Mauk's aunt
Mrs.. ncCarty, Of PIorida.
Is NrG Oscar Bens visited. at tn
Valentine Ben1 home Monday.
L M. and Mrs. n. r. Asselstine an
femily visited q the s. =. Man
Ihone Hen1ay.
! Mlafoo crowd attended the Bal
kRnUBo hers 6unda1. 0teRtfnG ~. Mel