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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-02
Frances

Misses Violet and Carrot Tooker
day. 80
Martin Tooker and Floyd Owens
are harvesting their grain together.
The state hail adjusteP was out in
this vicinity adjusting the hail losses
Joe Fischer motored to Bismarck
Wednesdey after repairs for his
laniz Olson. has been cutting
grain With his tractor for his broth
er John Olson.
Mrs. Lawrence Midland, Mrs. Bill
Madland and Mrs. William Kershaw
attended w. C. r. u. picnic held
at the Menoken Grove Thursday. !.
Mr.: and Mrs. Densel Wharton and
SON Bobby Of Mckenzie were CALLERS
ct the Walter Dictzmann home
Thureday afternoon.
Bill McKlusky delivered gas out il
thia vicinity Monday.
School will start in the Frances
schools Sept. II. Mrs. Mildred Bau-
ran will. teach school No. l and Miss
Gladys Ness will teach school No, 2.
Walter Dieztmann and his hired
men motored to Bismarck Friday on
Elmer Lunquist and Scnus Harms
we're 'csllers at tho Walter Dietsman
home Friday evening.
svan UIsvn motorcd to Bismarck
Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Fischer and
son Gordon and Miss Elsie Olson
motored to Bismarck Saturday.
Miss Antonia Rieneke. Miss Their
esa Rienekc, Mrs. John Courdette and
daughters, Margic and Beverly. and
Bill Crosyebaur were Sunday guests
Ut the Walter Dietsman home.
cs joe Fischer cher. vent .H;.s after e ais nev
from Irwin Anderson Of Mckenzie
Sunday.
Mrs. Anton Fischer and SON Gordon
are Waiting with Mrs. Fischer's par
enta. Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson nesr
Baldwin.
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About 20 people gathered ut the
home Of Rev. and Mrs. T. W. Christ
Tuesday evening Of last week for q
farewell party given in honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. Y. McCinnis and VIM.
Buftch and his mother. The McGin-
Miss have occupied the Frank Burtch
residence for the past three months
while spending part Of their fur
Tough from China: from here they
will 70 to Columbia, Missouri, where
the children will enter school. The
people Of Wilton have enjoyed hav-
ing Them with Us during the summer,
~ they have told many interesting
stories Of the life Of missionary IN
China and we regret to see them
leave. VIM. Burtch and his mother
have been residents Of Wilton for
several years and have made many
friends. who regret to see kim leave
but wish them success in their new
home. The Burtchs are going ia
Deering, N. D.
Mrs. T. H. Steffen and daughter
Efnestine returned Friday from Mar
shall. Minnn., where they bsve been
visiting Mrs. Steffen's parents.
Bob Brentice Of Bismarck visited
At the home Of his parents last week
+. s. Thompson and SON Lyle spent
Saturday night and Sunday IN James
town - guests at the J. A. PitzeI
home.
= Miss Christine Maier Of Elgin, "
p, has accepted , petition ID tn
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MenOken

Mrs. W. J. Dobson and son George
Mrs. Halvor Johnson and daughter
Hazel, of Bismarck, spent Tuesday
evening at the 4. c. Dance home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris DeGroot and
family were visitors at the Ed Ebling
home Thursday.
visited Mrs. Richard Saltcr several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Drallc and
daughter Edna Of Bismarck were
callers at the W. T. Dance home
Thursday. Mrs. 4. l.. Drallc and Miss
Mildred Funston arc staying at the
Dance home during the illness Of
Mrs. Dance.
Mr.. Wilhelm shipped carload Of
cattle from here Saturday.
Mrs. Harold WEIGH and children,
who have been visiting her sister
Mrs. Ed Ebling. returned to their
home III Bismarck Friday.
Wayne Ayers, the two-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ayers, had his
toHsils removed Saturday at the Bis
marck hospital.
L. J. Agnew was entertained at
dinner at the J. r. Ashley home in
Sterling Monday evening.
Archie Dance, who was called home
on account of the illness of his
mother, Mrs. W. T. Dance, returned
to Pauilina, Iowa, by car on Monday
Mr. Haigge and Mrs. Vera Craven
and son Vinton Of Brainerd, Mimi.
are now visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Craven.
Five carloads Of telephone poles
were unloaded~in Menoken Saturda,
and Monday.
Mrs. NJ. f.. Funston and daughter
Ella were shopping in Bismarck Mon.
day.
Faye Salter is now threshing al
the Park Wood farm.
Mrs. Mary WEIGH of Bismarck was
caller on Mrs. A. I. .Welch Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Erickson and son, wht
have been visiting relatives in Per
ham Mimi, returned to their home
here Sunday.
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Jepsen Saturday and Sunday. They
resided in this locality in 1910 and
find many changes since their resi-
dcnce here.
Woodrow Peterson had the mis-
fortune Sunday evening Of falling
off Of q horse and breaking both
bones in his left fore arm.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sprague and
children of Sclfridge spent Sunday
as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stayncr.
Commencing October /, there will
be daily mail service on the mail
route out of Raleigh.
Miss Blanche steele departed
Thursday by car for her school duties
in Wyoming. She will visit the
Black Hills on the way.
Fire Of unknown origin destroyed
the barn on the Simon Dressler farm
while he was away from home.
Joseph Tross. one of the pioneer
settlers Of North Dakota, passed
away at his home near Raleigh last
at the age Of n. Funeral
services were held at st. Gertrudc's
church Sunday and remains laid to
rest in St. Gertrude cemetery.
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Mrs. c. L. Malone and son Roder-
lex we're Sunday visitors at thc
Hickel residence.
Miss Gertrude Hickel left Monday
for futile.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hueelman
and family of Bismarck were visit
ing friends and relatives In this
community Sunday.
J: r. ZONES hauled load of cream
to Regain Monday.
e. L. Malone has gone to Calgary,
Alberta, to Wait his daughter and son.
Jaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Adams.
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Hickel were
Regain shoppers Saturday ,evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAAm SBjsfkS Of Re-
gan were Sunday sassts--'At- John
Miss Bessie AsxtlsSn accompanied
her brother Albert on his NAH trip
Tuesday.
BeecRsr Malone went to Bismarck
Saturday to visit his sister, Miss
Winnie Malone, and to see the show
at the auditorium.
Mrs. Oder and daughter vins we're
callers 1t the Hickel home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson called
on Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nicholson
sunday evening.
Delbert Olson was . Sunday Wis.
itor At Ernest Lang's.
Mrs. bjerke and Mrs. C. L. Malone
called On Mrs. John Carlson Tues.
day afternoon.
Robert Palmer and family. were
Kegan shoppers Saturday evesins.
Fred hergquist and sons Emil and
Je!mar were Regain visitors Monday.
VIM. hurlburt Is helping Mr.. Odcr
with harvesting.
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Emil Moses and family from near
Wing. called Sunday at the Geo. and
Ncls Nelson homes en- route home
from the river near Painted Woods
store where they picked large
amount OF choke-chcrries. He is !,
brother to Julia Johnson, who owns
a claim here, also lived in Bismarck,
but moved to St. Paul. Mr.. Moses
ran country store here on the
Homfrey place II years ago. He says
he hauled his goods once week out
from Mckenzie.
Emma and Gladys Nelson drove to
Apple Greek Sunday and enjoyed
boat riding and swimming near the
Joe Fisher home.
School No. ! in Trygg will start
Monday where Mrs. Il. G. Nelson will
teach. Also No. in Cromwell where
Miss Geneva Miller from Bclfield
will teach. The Nelson's will move
on Charlie Rues farm in Lyman
Township this week to be near her
school.
Farmers in this vicinity reported
last Sunday they suffered more from
flying ants than ever before. 1t
being hot and still. the grain being Sc
ripe and set behind with three days
! rain.
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drygoods department of the coopcra.
tive association.
Mrs. Ole V"lum turned her cal
over in a ditch Friday night while
coming home from the woods where
she and her mother, Mrs. Benedict
and Mrs. Nina Owens had been pick
ing chokechcrrics.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Gray attended
the National Golf tournament al
Minneapolis last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. c. Wilde and Mrs
Wildc's sister Gertrude and mother
Mrs. Grabarkowitz. visited at tho
home Of Walter Grabarkowitz at
Burdulac, N. D., last week. From
there they motorcd Mrs. Grabarkow
to her home Ut Elizabeth, Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Hanson arc
the happy parents of baby boy
born August 20.
Floyd Johnson had the misfortune
to break his leg Just above the ankle
Satur day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Peterson visited
their SON at Haxcn, N. D., Sunday.
Mrs. c. H. Thede and daughter Of
Glendale, N. D.. visited at the homo
Of Mrs. Thede's sister, Mrs. r. L,
Nelson, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack George Of Bis
marck were guests at the r. H. Ferry
home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Perry Newman of Madison. is
visiting relatives and friends in this
community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orla Hammock, were
guests at the John Hammock home
Sunday. !.
Albin Anstrom and Jake Killian
narrowly escaped serious injuries
Saturday evening while driving be-
tween Bismarck and Mandan. A man
from New Salem collidcd with them.
smashing Anstpom's car. The New.
Salem. man was injured to- the extent
Of It being necessary to remove hin,
to the hospital at once.
Mrs. j. Albert johnson and .daugh.
ter Gladys left for Bismarck Friday
evening where they will spend some
time at the home of Mrs: job nson's
brother and r-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Mccall.
Glenn and Lea Lambert are visit
ing at the George Rantz home near
Washburn.
Mrs. De Witt Elinn and children OF
Mercer visited the fore part Of the
week at the Z. p. Finn home.
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Painted Woods

Miss Florence Rcibe visited with
the Misses Hilda and Ruth Stipquist
last Sunday.
Miss Caroline Johnson spent G"few
days the past week with her cousin
Miss Ruth Larson.
Miss Mae AnstrOm was a Sunday
visitor with Miss Ada Fanfare.
{. OlgarisOn, who assisted Rudolph
Hagan with his harvest, returned ia
Bismarck Saturday night.
Mrs. Axcl Stinquist and daughter
Edna, who spent the summer in
Sweden, arrived home last Wedncs-
day.
Mrs. G. Y. Daniclson of Wilton Wis.
tied with Mrs. Louise Hagen last
Friday.
Mrs. Henry johnson spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Larson near Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axcl Stinqucst were
callers in Wilton last Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs, Richard Shaffer and
family I, IL; who speft1he past two years
ity last week. They expect to reside
here. They arc helping Mr.. Jupmar
with his harvest.
Word was received from Fred
Brooks. who is working in jamestown
that he had the misfortune to hurt
his thumb quite badly. 1t was neces
sary to have it amputated at thu
first Joint.
Wallace and Tounley Anstrom
Norman and Ole Johnson and Wal
lace Chase visited with the Brook.
brothcrs last Sunday.
Bryan, Margaret and johnny
Brooks spent last week with thcil
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. C.. w
Brooks.
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S. w. Burleigh

Mrs. Mallard has been spending
scycraI days with her daughter, Mrs
Jim karas and getting some wild
fruit from the woods.
Ronald Nicholson started thrcshinc
las. week. He expects to make quite
sum Of money this fail, "a the
grain is heavy IN some localities.
Mrs. Mcmillan of Omaha, IS here
Mrs. Mcmillan owns the place now
occupied by Charles Johnson
Drew lrvan has his ,hreshing
machine in good repair now ana mas
begun thrcshing for some OF the
farmers in this vicinity.
A Joint meeting of the Stc"arts
dale and Glencoe churches VIII be
held on Sunday afternoon at 2:3o al
the Stewart sdalc church. call TO
Rev. John Wright, brother OF KEY
Paul Wright Will be Considered al
this meeting. Rev Paul Wright and
Rev. Stewart of Mandan Will be pres
en,. II Is hoped a large attendance
will he there 70 extend the cali I"
Rev Wright to fill the vacancy lett
By the late Rev. Grundy.
Vernon Granting and y. ". Stew
nft lett Tor Regan MONDAY! rI"'h
there they will go north to enter
the fields and haul bundles fof shock
thrcshing.
Mrs. Wcinglc and Mrs Dan Nc
Lean gathered buffalo berries last
week.
Lucille Buckley returned Friday
from Valley City where she has been
attending the Normal. She will be
nj home for IA time before beginning
her school in Apple Creek township.
The ice cream social which was
to be held in the basement of the
Glencoe church Friday evening was
postponed on fcgQpnt Of the ram.
Oscar kcrshAw had the misfortune
To lose his barn BY fire last week.
II was struck By lightning.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Irvan last week.
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NEWS OUR NEIGHBORS

AIRY at their home south Of Lcith last
Sunday.
Miss Ruth Cochranc will leave
Thursday for Scion where She will
begin teaching Monday
Mary Elizabeth kImball entertained
about 20 little tots Tuesday after
noon, the occasion being her 9th
birthday.
4 new feature Of the Grant County
FAIR this year viii be the Shetland
pony. Over "A dozen ponies have been
registered to enter this race. All
youngsters are urged TO bring their
ponies. as Il large purse is offered
Tor the winners.
Martin kallestad received word
last week Of the serious illness Of his
father who resides in South Dakota.
Mr.. kallcstad left at once for South
Dakota His father passed away Il
few days after his arrival.
The Grant county Sunday school
convention at Leith was well attend
ed filling the Presbyterian church
to capacity, morning and afternoon
with Il fair crowd in the evening a
good program had been arranged,
and was carried out with the cxcep-
ton of the addresses to have been
given u! Key. armstrong Ol Fargo.
who because Of sickness, was unable
to be present. Miss Burr of His
marck. took charge Of the business
sessions, and gave an address in the
evening, Rev. Corbt Of Lcith, giving
the morning address.
Presbyterian church notes for Sun
day September 4: Leith. morning
worship at 10 o'clock, Sunday school
at | O'Clock. Lark. Sunday school at
, o'clock. Preaching service at 3
o'clock. Carson, Sunday school at
IL o'clock.
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Ghyin

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Lcno and chill
'dren Clara and Freddie were callers
at the krausc home Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. krause and Mr.. and Mrs.
y. LenO motorcd down to Painted
Woods Lake and picked berries.
Eric Englebrctson is cutting grain
with three binders, one binder being
drawn with a Wallace tractor and
the other two with horses. Shock
ing is being done by Ted Ehnes and
Marvin Aim.
Martha Aim called at her home
Saturday afternoon. She is employed
at the Englebrcts0n home.
Rueben Krausc has returned to his
home after being employed ut tho
Elmer Folmc farm for some time.
vcrna Folmer and Cliff Sperry were
callers at the Krausc home Sunday.
Adolf Krausc is assisting Mr.. Fred
Ehnes with some bindering Is the
grain is getting ripe quite fast.
Agnes Selahn is working for. Mrs.
Conrad johnson, northeast of Wilton
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Selahn were cal
lers in Regain Saturday evening.
The surprise party dance on Mr.
Henry Sundquist was reported te
have been we'll attended and Q good
time was reported BY all.
Marvin Aim has blood poison on
his foot. He consulted q doctor Sun.
day afternoon. All Of his friends
wish him = rapid Improvement.
School No. 4, Chylin district will
be opened September s. Miss Ells
Funston Of Mcnoken will be the
teacher.
Mrs. c. Nagnuson is on the sicl
list. We all hone Mrs. Magnuson viii
recover rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Durand and chill
dren. Margaret and Richard. wer'
callers at the Krause homc Thurs
day evening. They were accompanies
by. Misses Helen Truax and Len,
Polonsky.
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Mckenzie

Rev. Harley Zellcr and family have
returned from jamestown where they
have spent the past week at the home
Of Mrs. Zeller's father, who is very
ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Bertholf return
ed home Thursday. Mrs. Benholf
has spent the summer ut the Teachers
College at Valley City and Mr.. Ber-
thOlf at Rugby.
The Mckenzie w. G. r. u held their
August meeting at the Menoken Park.
There they were Joined by the Men,
oxen Ladies Aid. After the business
meeting DR.. Fanny Dunn Quain of
Bismarck gave very interesting talk
which was much enjoyed. A delicious
lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hughes left
last week for Iowa, where they expect
to spend some time visiting their
son Mitchell.
knut Anderson Of Bismarck was q
business visitor here Monday.
Mrs. Randall Boyd and children are
here from Bismarck visiting her
brother H. G. Leathers and family
Monday.
II. T.. Crum and family motored
to futile Sunday and spent the day
with friends.
Mrs. b. r. De Lambert Of Pierson
! Iowa, il visiting with her parents, Mr.
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Miss Elnora Hurr visited at the
George Lewis home Wednesday after
noon.
Wyman Clitska of bismarck called
at the Gosncy home Wednesday.
Johnny. Durfce and Harold Lash
are assisting Roy Baker with his
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Swindline
called at the John Baker home Thurs
day.
Mrs. Charley Anderson was ON the
sick list = few days but is able to be
around again.
Earl Gsskill purchased new Ford
SON to do his fail blowing with.
Mrs. Floyd Belk and children and
Alice .Durfee. visited at the J. Baker
The next N. E-l.adies Aid meeting
will be .haldaat the home Of Mrs. r
N. G6sney Friday August 2. All
ladies are. cordially invited.
Violet Lash spent Saturday with
her cousin, Helen Swindling.
Mrs. Clinton Caskell spent Friday
afternoon It the Gosney home.
Misses Lauretta Jacobson. Florence
Gosney, Earl Caskell, Lawrence Kos.
itzky and Charley Gosncy were Bis,
marck visitors Sunday. -
Miss vivian Gaskfll visited 1t tn,
McKane home Friday afternoon.
Mrs; John Baker. Mrs. Melvin Lash
and Johnny Durfee were Hismarcl
callers Saturday.
Mrs. John Benz and Mrs. Ed Olsoi
visited with Mrs Dewey Olson Thurs
day..
Mr.. Hurr and family visited at tn,
Max Lang home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbelt Xoon an,
children visited at the 0osney HON,
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaskill and daughte
Vivian visited ct the Emil Lang home
Sunday.
Mrs. Corney Baker called ct th,
John Baker home Monday.
The gussts 9 the Gaskill HON.
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. G. R
Kositsky and family. M. And Mr.
Roy Kpsitsky, and Mr.. and Nrs. p
N. Gosney, and family.
Rex Fogafty accompanied 1exane
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Brittin

George Brittin was a sBismarck cal.
Ter Tuesday. .T'
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moffit were Wis
itors at Elvln and Jason hoovers
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank King from
northwest Of Bismarck visited Mrs.
Allcnsworth Tuesday evening, Miss
Ida Johnson returned home with Mr..
and Mrs. King.
Miss Vcrna Shipp is visiting her
sister Harriet, who is teaching school
No. 2.
Dorothy and Andrew Lamb visited
at Mrs. Allensworths Tuesday evc-
ming.
Miss Jean Crawford and Miss verna
Ship visited Miss Goldie Mathew
Thursday.
Miss Josephine Giovononoi is Wis
iting home. She has been out west.
Miss Goldic Mathews visited Miss
Alice Ennen Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enncn and family
motored to Brittin Sunday.
Frank velinskcy motorcd to Wash
burn Sunday.
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LIeith

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Buctncr have
moved into the Simon Peterson resi-
dence north Of the Norwegian church
Alice Vessel, Marjorie Anderson
Fay MossnAn and Nellie Emch ar
rived home Friday from the Dickin-
son normal and have contracts fol
rural schools in this county.
Thomas Anderson motored to Bis.
marck Friday with his truck fol
machinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wherle OF
Seattle. Wash. arrived here Friday
and spent q week visiting at thu
homes Of Clark Hill and Ed Mathews
They left Wednesday for Minncapoli.
for an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lewis and fam
lily Of Selfridge were quests at thu
]. II. Emch home Sunday.
Wilton Fetzner of Aberdeen is Wis
ting his parents, also assisting a
the Farmers elevator.
Mrs. Ben Settler entertained ;
number Of little folks Wednesday il
honor Of her little SON Irving's 6tl
birthday. The little folks were pleas
antly entertained at games.
a John Stevenson Of Elgin spcn
Sunday 1t the home Of his parents
Mr.. snd Mrs. Don Stevenson
\. Mrs.. John Seal returned Frida,
from = six weeks course at the Dick
inson normal. When we see the prog
ress made by pupils in Mrs. Seal
erades, We realize the up-to-d dat,
IDEAS derived from those week
spent in keeping in touch with tn
latest methods Of teaching.
Mrs.. r. r. Nichols and childrel
Ind Blair and Beryl left Monday TO
6e1fridRe where they will be guest
IT the Rs1don home for . week befor
returning 70 their home at Aberdeen
School will start Monday Septembe
3, There mieht be half holidays dur
ine the fair. A. yet the schoe
hoard has not decided that question
~ viii have the same teachers .
last pear.
I. n, and Mrs. VIM. Saunders cele
t5itsd thexs 18th wedding anniver,
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ROckhill

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mccullough and
Nichson Buddy called at the VIM. Nc
Cullough home Thursday evening.
Gilbert Ward. Laurence and Oda
Bailey helped J. +. Little to thrash
on Thursday.
Mrs. Roy Little called on Mrs. Earl
Mowder on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mccullough
have as their guests Mrs. McCul-
| lough's brother and nephew from
! Minnesota.
Alfred Bouch and Raymond Patton
were Regain callers on Monday. They
also called at j. Il. Littlc's.
j. F. Little started to thrash rye
last week. Rye is IA very good yield
this year and of Il good quaiityA He
j also thrashcd some feed for Ira
Bailey and Alvin Ghylin.
/ Jack Mailman and Lon Mickey were
Regain callers Monday. Mr.. Mailman
is having his car ovcrhaulcd in Regain
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Little called at
the Alvin Ghylin home Sunday
evening.
/ Mrs. s. Hills visited at the Howard
Watkins home on Tuesday.
Lloyd kettlcson. who is employed
at Minot, spent the weekend with
his parents.
Mrs. V. n. Monroe called on Mrs
Nv. H. kolb on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fifcr and family OF
near Wilton called at the Steve
Ncmctz home Sunday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Scott OF
Bismarck were guests of the Scott
and Nelson homes on Sunday.
, r. J. jacobson mOtorcd to Petit
bone IN Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Howe and
family motorcd to Wildwood Lake
on Sunday.
Callers and guests at the }. \
Little home Sunday were: Mrs. X
kolb, Andrew kolb. Allen Tollivcr
Mrs. " N. Monroe, Stephen Monroe
Mrs. Stephen Hills. Mr.. and Mrs
W. II. kolb and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Little and Myrtle and
Erma, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Brccr
ana son Donald. Art Crouch. Aibcr,
and Eugene Perkins and Roy, Viii
fred. Norman and Gene Little.
Ed Raschc cut some rye for Everett
Bailey on Monday.
/ Mrs. J. +. Little has as her cues,
Mrs. Stephen Hills of Salem, Ore.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Landcrholm
called at Mrs. Landcrholm's parents
on Monday.
Andrew kolb is cutting oats for
Mr.. Gordon.
! O. NJ. Colip and Edith called at
Mrs. Mary Rasche's home on Satur-
day for Mrs. Colip. who has been Il
guest there for asfew days.
4 Ernie Gordon is home this week
to help his father with the harvesting
| Emile Olson called on his brother
Andrew on Friday.
Mrs. {. q. kcttlcson and Randa
were Regain callers OF Friday.
i Gus Olson was Regain caller ON
Monday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Void were Wing
!! callers on Monday.
Mrs. Algot Ryeburg called at Cor
don's on Monday.
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Still

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Strand visited
at the David Ghylin home Sunday
| Miss Vclma johnson visited with
her aunt Mrs. William Richard OF
Wilton last week.
Clarence Johnson, Oscar Hagstrom
Anthony and Arthur Erickson were
seen Sunday mt tho O'Bricn's Lake.
Miss Nadine Noon called at the
Steve Little home Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Pete Johnson were
guests at the Arthur Johnson home
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Noon and family
were callers in Bismarck one day last
week.
Miss Bertha Kncckt and Miss Stan
ley Of Bismarck spent last Sunday
evening at the Fred Stanley home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hagstrom and
daughters. Nellie and Margaret,
called at tho William Buchholz home
Sunday evening.
Jake johnson Of Bismarck spent
Sunday with his brother, Albert
johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Newman Of
Wilton called at the c. L. Johnson
home Monday afternoon.