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an Army retiring board, headed by
Brig. Gen. Samuel ID. Rockenbach,
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ton at the Temvik school beginning
Monday, April IL.
Miss Rose Schlecht was working al
the Edward Bohle home.
Misses Katie Thomas and JUL,
Heisler went to Linton Friday tt
spend Easter vacation with their par.
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Monahan ant
Miss Anna Monahan were callers a,
the Frank Foell home Friday even
ing.
Mrs. A. II. Hanson left Saturda,
morning on the train for Dickinson
N. d., to spend Easter vacation with
her husband.
Miss Marie Haas of Mandan spent
the weekend visiting at the Charles
Enders home.
Miss Ann Calquhoun spent the
weekend with her parents.
Mrs. j.. Davis and grandson lo1
Aberdeen, S. d., were visiting friends
and relatives here over the weekend
Christ Grenz of Hazelton was ;
caller here Saturday evening.
John Anderson is working for John
Speidelbacher this spring.
Miss Louise Foell spent the week.
end with her parents.
Mrs. David Calquhoun entertained
number of boys at a birthday party
Monday afternoon. 1t was. her son
Alfred's birthday. Baseball was
played during the afternoon, after
which a luncheon was served.
Miss Pauline Schlecht was caller
at Mandan Saturday.
Chester Brogden motored to Man
dan Saturday to bring home his wife
and son. The latter had been receiv'
inp medical treatment there.
Mrs. Powers Hendrix entertained {
number of youngsters Tuesday after.
noon. The occasion was the sixth
birthday anniversary of her son
Thomas. Games were played, after
which luncheon was served.
At the meeting of the "Temvil
Tennis Team" the following officer:
were elected: Quinten Foell, presi
dent; Ann Moanan, secretary-treas
urer. Committees as follows: Char
les Enders, labor committee; Gormar
Stedtman, Francis and Theresa Kopp,
on membership committee. The fol
lowing members have been taken in,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles De Witt, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Enders, Ann Mona
han, Frances Koppy, Quinten Foell
Mrs, A. H. Hanson, Albert Beck, Her
bert Weber. Sidney Stedtman, Bertha
Weber, Theresa Koppy. Gormal
Stedtman, Christ Albrecht, Lydi;
Albrecht and Esther Albrecht.
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Painted Woods

Axel StanIuist installed tele-
phone for Frank Reib last week.
Caroline johnson spent Wednesday
night with her friends, Mae An
strom.
Henry Richard Of Still was Sun
/. day visitor at the w. Jackson home
Mrs. Walter Johnson and daughter
were Sunday visitors ut the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Axcl
Stanquist.
Marie Johnson was Sunday Wis
itor with her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence johnson.
John Jacobson visited the past
week at the home of his brother in
law, Frank Reibe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Anstrom and
daughter Marie stayed all nigh,
Saturday in Wilton.
Arthur Danstrom and son Eugene
Of Bismarck are visiting at the
Henry Johnson home.
Mrs. Adrian Brooks visited Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Louise Ha-
ger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Morgan, who
lived on the Alvin Lang farm this
winter, moved recently to their own
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Erickson and
son Ernest spent Monday afternoon
ut Oscar Anstrom's.
Several from this vicinity attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Sophia Anstrom,
who passed away at her home in
been n resident Of this community
for number of years. Three daugh-
tiers and five sons survive her.
School opened in this township
Monday. April a. Mrs. Rudolph Ha-
ger is teaching at school No. and
Miss Minnie Wagner Of Arena ut
school No 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Brooks, who
have been visiting at the home of
Mr.. Brooks parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. W. Brooks, left Sunday morning
for Devils Lake, where Mr.. Brooks
expects to work.
The Misses Hilda, Ruth and Edna
Stanquist. Florence Reibc and Shell
don Brooks, who attend school in
Wilton, spent the week end at their
homes here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Mamard and
sons Allen and Buddy were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mrs. Mann
ards parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Axel
Stanquist.
Thursday, April :, being Emmett
Brooks birthday his teacher and
school mates had surprise party
on him at school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Anstrom and
family spent Sunday ut the home of
Mr.. Anstrom's brother, Oscar An
Strom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Hagen
transacted business in Wilton Sat-
-urday.
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The r. N. A. held nm interesting
meeting Thursday evening. Lodge
members are rehearsing for 4 home
talent play, entitled "Old Maids
Club"
]. J. Ryan and Mr.. Mckinley Of
Fargo arrived here Monday. Upon
his return to Fargo Mr.. Ryan ex-
poets to move his family to Wis
consin.
Albert Lab and E. Anhorn made
business trip to Carson Tuesday
morning.
Arthur Schmechal is employed at
Raleigh, and will move his family
there as soon as school closes.
The Leith Onupow Campfire girls
will meet at the home Of Clara
Kicker Saturday, April 16. The topic
Of serving ceremonial gowns will
be discussed. At the last meeting
they welcomed three new members,
namely, May Louise CoTbit, Clara
Kicker and Eunice Emeh.
Arne Kallestad ran Q nail into his
foot, which caused him TO lose a few
days work.
Mrs. ThOs. Anderson will entertain
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| They also :, called at the August
! Wagaman home.
There will be services in tn,
Regain Congregational church Fri
day night.
A. H. Helgeson purchased a new
Chrysler six Thursday in Bismarck.
Ellen Westerman has as a guest
his cousin from Bismarck.
Fred Danielson purchased A. H
Helgeson's Ford coupe.
Ellen WesterMns called at the H
Dimond home Monday.
Mr.. Conley of Minneapolis will
take possession Of the local barber
shop Wednesday.
Albin Anstrom Of Wilton trans
acted business in Regain Friday.
Miss Ella Funston, who teaches
school in district No. l, spent Easter
Sunday with her parents in Memo
ken.
Adolph Ryberg and Lynn Gram
bling were callers in Regain Friday.
Marion and Willis Aim were call
crs in town Friday.
John Wilson and Walter Ryberg
moLored to bismarck Thursday.
Miss Loretta Meade called on Bes-
sic Wilson Friday evening.
Mr.. Nelson of south. of Regain and
Ernie Gordon were callers in town
Friday.
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Schrunck

Mrs. Hindbouch visited with Mrs.
Chris. Helm while Mr.. Hindbouch
went to Wing.
Carl Johnson and Steve Bachar
were in Wing Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marchant were in
Wing Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith were in
Wing on Wednesday afternoon.
John Fode and Henry called at
the Marchant home Thursday.
Martha Hen is working for Joe
Novy's at present.
Herman Meters was in Wing
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marchant and daugh-
tiers visited at John Cooks Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wentz visited with
Mrs. Wentz's sister, Mrs. Jake
Krause, Thursday evening.
Mrs. Fred Smith went to Bis
marck Thursday afternoon to enter
one of the hospitals on account of
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Hen were in
Wing Saturday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marchant and FAM
lily, Lena, Gust and Nora Witt, Anton
Novy, Thomas Ryan and Miss Title
Friedassar visited at the Herman
Meters home Sunday.
Carl johnson and sons called at the
Herman Meters home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kuh and Mr.
Kuh's sister, Mrs. Jake Krause, and
family visited at the Steve Bachar
home Saturday.
Henry Sielinger moved his family
to the D. F. Mcclellan place last
week.
Harold Wentz who has been work
ing for his uncle, Jake Wentz, left
for his home at jamestown Friday.
Mrs. Homburg's daughter and her
husband are visiting at the Homburg
home.
The party at the Fode home
Saturday evening was not very well
attended on account Of bad weather,
! and bad roads, but q good time was
reported by those who were in at
tendance.
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Arena

A fine rain fell in this vicinity
Saturday and Sunday which pats
the ground in excellent shape to
start q crop. There is not much
comparison to year ago this time
when the ground was so dry it would
almost burn when the prairie fires
swept over it.
The Ben Klagenburg family were
guests at The Granville home Sun.
day evening for dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. E. Glanville, and
John Failing were at Mercer We'd
ing's.
The Jacob Sattlers and Harry III.
fers were Arena callers Wedne sday.
Johnnie Laib, who has been work
ing for Mcintyre Bros, left Thurs
day to begin work on the section
under Fred McCumber,
Mrs. Eddie Rapp and two children
OF Minneapolis spent the week end
with the Charles Hazelgrove family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Schoopi and
sons, who have spent the winter
with Mrs. Schoop's parents, Mr.. md
Mrs. Andrew Kraft. left Saturday
Tor P!avna, Mont. to make their fu-
ture home. Mr.. Schoop's relatives
live there.
Mrs. Owen Mcintyre was a caller
at the Tells home Tuesday.
Fred Haas has been grinding feed
for himself and sons, preparing to
start in the fields Monday.
Miss Stgrid Josephson and Ellen
and William Stark were euests mt
Bert Glanville's last Sunday.
Miss Lucille Millman vas a week.
end guest at the Adolph Weber
John Wutzky and family were Wis
ting relatives near Goodrich SUNDAY.
e. G. Palms and Ed Wagner Re.
turned Saturday from Scotland. s.
", after attending the funeral of
Mrs. Palms.
Andrew Kraft. ST.. and Adam
Schoop were in Wing ThurSday.
bringing home two loads Of field
corn.
Word was received from Willow.
brook, California. Sunday, that Owen
Mcintyre. an old time, we'll known
resident Of Burleigh county, mad sur
Tered q stroke of paralysis and was
very low.
Jake steiglemeyer went to Good.
rich Friday after seed wheat.
w. H. Stark was business caller
in Wing Thursday.
"a Smith made business trim "a
futile Saturday. ~
The p. T. A. meeting Friday eve.
ming was well attended and the nro.
gram, which was a little diffarent
from those they have been present.
ing. was very entertaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Weber and
son and Miss Lucille Mlllman Nera
shopping in Wing Saturday.
Ben Klagenburg was busy two AFT.
ernoons the past week putting brake
bands in Fred and Emmanuel HaAs'
car. 80,
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EdgernOnt


Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Schatz and Mrs.
H. Schatz and Pauline and David
called on John Stroh's Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. Ankerlund was business call
err at McClusky Saturday.
The George Hochalter family went
to Bismarck Sunday to visit rela-
tives.
Mrs. Bucholtz is still confined to
her bed with rheumatism.
Emil Schochmayer is working or
Adolph Bender's farm this spring.
Laurits Adams called on Albert
Anderson Saturday evening.
Miss Worletz, teacher of the
school east of Edgemont, has re-
turned to her home on account of
illness. Her brother will teach the
rest of the term.
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Estheryille

Mr.. VIM. Uhde and Alvin Ghylin
motored to Bismarck Friday.
Charles Colip was a business caller
in the Capital City Thursday.
Miss Mary Scott was visiting her
sister, Mrs. Jake Fischer, Friday
morning.
Doris Englebrit and Palma Fri
stad spent the weekend at Bismarck.
Joe Nicholson called on Jake Fis-
cher Friday.
Misses Martha Aim and Ruby Mag
nuson visited with Mabel Dimond Fri
day after school.
Nels Aim and sons, Marion and
Ivan. were callers in Regain Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Henry Anderson, Mrs. Nels
Aim and daughter, Martha, were
visitors at Ghylin school No. g
Thursday.
Freda Splitter, Mary Scott, Marion
Scott and Alfred Johnson were call
ers at the Nels Aim home this week.
Charles Magnuson and children, &C.
companied by Misses Ella Krause
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Naught0n

Mrs. @. N. Lundin and SON Erwin
were business callers in Baldwin
Thursday.
Ted Burkhart was visiting in Bald
win a few days the past week.
Emil Paul and Ernest Stillwell
hauled seed grain from Bismarck
Friday.
Bill Miller went to Bismarck Fri.
day to purchase feed.
John Nordstrom motored to Bis
marck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ely and
family were callers in Bismarck
Saturday.
Margaret Lundin visited at the
Carl Schultz home and reports that
Mrs. Schultz has $50 baby chicks.
The Lundin and Splitter families
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Brittin

Miss Ship spent the Easter va
cation at home.
Clarence Hoover was a Brittin
caller Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Allcnsworth returned
home Friday.
George Frood has been quite ill,
but is improved now.
Jim Adams, who has been working
for Elvin Hoover, was called home
on account of the illness of his
brother.
Miss Grace Bunker was caller
at Martin Peterson's Sunday.
Mrs. N. Lamb and Andrew Frood
were callers at f. Hoover's Sunday.
Clark Crawford was Bismarck
caller last week.
Mr.. Triplett was Bismarck caller
Thursday.
Charles Farrell has moved to Mar
tin Peterson's place.
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Grant S2tter was dinner guest
Tuesday ut the Martin Nelson home.
Selmer Ownes and Halvor Tuck
lebeck made trip to Bismarck with
the truck Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dietzman
transacted business in Bismarck
Tuesday.
Floyd Ownes hauled a load Of
grain Tuesday from the MenOken
elevator. Farmers are all busy in
the fields.
Emma Nelson and Clara Rue came
home from Bismarck with the
Tryggs to spent Sunday with their
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Sheldon and
family have moved to their new
home on the Regain road. known as
the Burt Brown place.
The Anderson family is moving by
truck from Mangus, south of Bis
marck. to the Eva Sheldon place in
Trygg, formerly occupied by Leo
Sheldon. Bad roads were encounter
ed in moving and they had to unload
the furniture. Three Of the Ander-
son children will be new pupils in
! school No. /, where Gladys Rue is
teacher. She has four weeks of school
left.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Law and Ger
aid were shopping in Bismarck Tues
day.
George and Martin Nelson spent
Thursday at John Andersons, re-
pairing drill so they can run two
drills when the weather settles.
George Nelson and John Anderson
transacted business in Regain Thurs
day.
I Charles Trygg, Carl Larson and
Albin Spangberg were in Regain
| Thursday attending the foreclosure
sale at the, stockyards. Cows sold
high.
Charles Rue was dragging roads in
Trygg township Friday.
Andrew and Edgar Trygg called
at school No. l Friday.
Services and Sunday school were
held in Trygg school No. Sunday.
Rev. Bachman gave the sermon at
noon.
Emma Nelson, Clara Rue and Dor
othy Sheldon. high school students,
are home from Bismarck for the
Easter vacation.
John Anderson made trip to Re-
gan Friday and got Mrs. Strom, Mrs
Anderson's mother, to assist them in
the housework.
George and Martin Nelson called
at the Halvor Tucklebeck and Sell
mer Ownes homes Friday night.
Axel Johnson transacted business
in Regain Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Ownes made
a business trip to Bismarck Friday
Porter Nelson called at the Law
renee Madland home Sunday morn.
ing to get a sheep that had strayed
Mr.. maitland has 100 head Of Ole
sheep and is fencing 80 acres with
hog wire for them.
Hugo Nelson and Edwin Olson at
tended the jackrabbit drive helt
Sunday at Menoken at the William
LANCER sheep ranch.
The services conducted Palm Sun
day, the 10th, in school No. i,
Trygg township were quite we'll at
: tended. Rev. Bachman Of Vale!
City officiated. He will come agar
Easter Sunday. From here he wen
to school No. 2, east near the Ival
Law home.
A birthday party was held Sunday
April 10. at the Albin Spangber,
home in honor Of Miss Violet's 9tl
birthday. She had nine guests com
:. up from church for dinner. including
:, her teacher, Gladys Rue, and Clar
!. and Margaret Rue, Emma Nelson
: Edith and Lennart Olson, Gertie an
Gladys Nelson. Her birthday wa
announced over the radio in the aft
ernoon in poem. At 6 o'cloc
! supper was served. The guests d.
Y parted. each with candle and holde
!. for q souvenir.
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the Presbyterian ladies next Thurs
day in place Of Mrs. n. c. Emch and
Mrs. Hill.
f.. J. LAWYER was a guest of his
brother Clarence Saturday evening
returning Sunday.
Rev. corbit made a business trip
to Bismarck Tuesday to attend a
meeting Of the Presbytery.
Mrs. tombstone and children left
Tuesday TO visit her mother in
South Dakota.
The Star Sewing club held meet
ing at the Ora Finch home Tuesday
evening.
The Little Juvenile band was or
ganized Saturday afternoon with 20
members.
Nick Emch, Jr., entertained a num-
Der of little friends Saturday after
noon. the occasion being his 10th
birthday.
Miss Marjorie Anderson returned
Saturday for the Easter vacation.
Orene Evans is employed at the
postoffice in the absence of Mrs.
Will.
Miss Opal Emch was Il weekend
guest at the home of Mrs. Wach-
mans Of Elgin.
The Leith Civic club held their
regular meeting at the home of Mrs.
X. c. Finch Wednesday evening.
Seventeen members and eight guests
were present. After the business
meeting election of officers for the
coming year was held with the fol-
lowing result: President. Mrs.
Robert O'ConHell: vice president,
Mrs. Will imball; secretary-treas-
urer, Mrs. r. Anhorn. Mrs. Thos.
Anderson read an interesting paper
on "Origin Of April Fool" A quartet
consisting of Mrs. Settler, Mrs.
Aanestad, Mrs. Saunders and Mrs.
Omdahl rendered several pleasing
selections.
Roy Kennedy of Mandan was a
business caller here Monday.
Dan Frieze is attending to bust
ness in New Leipzig this week.
The Campfire girls held candy
sale ut Anhorn's Saturday.
Mrs. f. Anhorn and Mrs. Lou Om-
dahl were joint hostesses at bridge
party MONDAY evening. Four tables
were in play. Yellow and lavender
were the colors used for decorations.
The hostesses were assisted in
serving course luncheon by their
daughters. Honors were won by
Mrs. Kelly and Mr.. Lynch.
The Misses Greer of Pretty Rock
were here Saturday to study music
under the instruction of Mrs. Pat
terson.
Mrs. r. A. Fahnestock visited "A
few days at the w. Saunders home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Helms were
business callers here Saturday eve
ming.
Fern and Glen Emch spent the
| weekend at their home, returning
to their schools Monday.
High School Notes
! Because of wet and cloudy weather
the gymnasium has been open all
of the past week.
The p. T. A. will hold its next
meeting Monday, April IL. It is
4 expected that this will consist of
thrift" program.
Marjorie Anderson is in attend
ance at school this week. She is
attending school for work in two
subjects. which she intends to COM
plete at Leith high school.
/ All students in high school are
diligently reviewing for the fifth
semester's examinations, which will
be held at the end Of the week.
Everyone remember play day al
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Terrlvik

Emil Schenkenberger was Linton
caller the fore part Of the week.
Mrs. Charles N. Hendrix, Mrs.
Charles De Witt and Mrs. Powers
Hendrix attended the Eastern Star
meeting at Linton Tuesday evening.
Misses Alice Calquhoun and Alvina
Beck liked out to the Philip Schen-
kenberger home Wednesday after
school.
There will be weeks Easter vaca-
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intermediate Room
Primary Room

Primary Room
Arthur Fairel, Shirley Gerhard and
June Challgren are this weeks mont
tors.
Wanda Will, Constance and Lucille
Vessel are our star attendance pu-
pills. Their record is perfect for the
entire year.
Vernon Hill has been absent the
past week. Leo Brown is reported
on the sick list.
Mrs. Ernest Fleming spent Thurs
day afternoon in our room. Mrs.
Gilbert Moen visited US Tuesday.
Miss Breton received very dainty
Easter basket from Clinton Olson.
We have proclaimed this week as
maxim week. "In our room the
Golden Rule" heads our blackboard
list.
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Primary Department

TT1WWTy IVcpdIVUUFWI
Spring is here! The Easter rab-
bit with eggs and blossoms came to
tell us. This news was very vel
come TO everyone.
The primary grades are much in
terested in their health booklets.
We try our best to live up TO the
rules of healthland.
" anyone needs groceries come TO
the primary store. Little clerks are
eager to wait upon their customers.
Prices are reasonable and if you are
no, too particular the quality will be
sure TO please.
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CcSS1ui.
Grammar Room
Orval Wah! has been out of school
the past week, helping with spring
work.
Seventh grade pupils have been
studying about club work in the
agriculture class for few days. We
find the subject "bees" quite an
interesting study in connection with
our state.
The sixth grade arithmetic class
is now working in percentage and
seventh and eighth grades are in
mensuration.
Many of us are becoming good
writers. the result of our regular
penmanship lessons.
intermediate Room
Those absent this week are Mel
vim Hill, Mae Emch, Nicholas Emch,
Emma Reiker and Clifford Fauel.
The intermediate room club held
its meeting this week. The new of
ficers are Leslie Anderson, presi-
dent; Philip Omdahl. secretary;
monitors. Rose VAIL, Roswell Kam-
rath, Betty Anderson. Leo Faurel,
and Gertrude Ticker.
The third and fourth grade made
some very good health posters about
the fly and the harm it does.
The race in third and fourth grade
spelling is exciting this month be-
cause they are tied most of the time.
The fifth grade is interested in
decimals