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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-04

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ST. STEPHENS, PLAY

The st Stephens branch Of the
Girls Friendly Society gave its first
performance last night in the parish
hall when it presented two-act
comedy entitled, Renting Jimmie"
Experts have estimated the Con-
nauglt coal fields Of ireland capable
Of yielding from 10000, 900 to
100000 tons of fuel. -
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Glencoe

Farmers Of this district arc busy
with their spring work. The ground
is in fine shape with plenty of mOis-
ture to give the garin u good start.
ture to give the grain II good start.
Claud liouser gathered at their home
Friday evening to celebrate Mrs.
HOuser's birthday. The chief pas
time was realized through the pro-
grams rendered by MIR. Houser's new
radio. Norman Stewart entertained
the bunch with an old time step
dance while Don Nicholson played
several selections Of old-time music
on the violin.
Henry Mills is assisting Frank
kertzman with his spring work.
Bernard Wingel, who has been
spending the winter in the timber.
has recently moved with his family
10 Brittin.
a. A. Stewart is building on the
place formerly known US the eager
ranch now owned by Mr.. Stewart.
He has already completed cosy
dwelling and is engaged building
barn. James Cares will occupy the
place while in the employ Of MIR.
Stewart.
John Il. Stewart has recently pur-
chased u new FOrdsOn tractor. Mr..
Stewart expects to farm large acre
age this year.
John Becknalrs live stock has in
creased to the extent of one fine
colt, six pigs, four kittens and one
guinea pig In the last two weeks.
Hughie McMurrick had the mis-
fortune of losing two valuable Hol-
stein cows recently.
l.. T. Ferguson expects to pitch
his tent near school No. Teller
township where he will live with
his family while he does road work.
Norman Stewart and Don Nichol-
SON made business trip to Brittin
Sunday. They made the trip in Mr..
Stewards car.
Several rabbit drives have been
held in this district and many of the
pests have been slaughtered, but they
still can be seen in large numbers.
X. Nicholson, u former farmer and
stockmnn Of Emmons county, now
located in his new residence near
the banks of the Missouri river,
visited friends in Glencoe and
Stewartsdale last week. Mr.. Nichol-
son is one Of the sturdy pioneers of
this district having located here
about 30 years ago.
u. r. MacLean of Stewartsdalc pur-
chased u Fordson tractor recently.
Lee Mallard and Mr.. Hugh Nc
Murrick were callers ut homes with
telephones in this vicinity to col
lcct dues for the Stewartsdalc Rural
Telephone company.
Alex MacLcan, Junior, who has
been employed on the DR. Schipfer
ranch for several years, is now ut
nome assisting his father.
A big deal was transacted recently
when Allen and August Smith traded
their car to Bruce Ferguson for "a
horse with rare pedigree.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Macdonald
and family of Hazelton, Mr.. Archie
Nicholson and two boys, Arthur and
Albert, Mr.. James Cares and Mr.. job"
Richter were Sunday guests mt the
Nicholson home.
Alex MacLean Of Missouri town
ship has recently leased a half Sec
tion Of prairie sod in Teller town
ship and is breaking it up for flax
There are three different makes OF
tractors busy every day on this job
49," lne rae the sod is being turned
over is not at all slow.
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Painted Woods

Mrs. Louise Hagen entertained the
Rev. Harold Hanson family at s
O'Clock dinner Sunday evening.
q. A. Livingood and son Buster
and Mrs. Nina Owens called on Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Brooks Sunday eve
ming
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mamard and
sons called ut the iAxel Stenquist
home Sunday evening.
John Jacobson was q visitor at
Herman Hildebrand's last Saturday.
day.
Miss viols. Hagen Of Wing visited
q few days the past week at the
home Of her mother, Mrs. Louise
Hagen.
Services. were held in the Luther
an church Sunday. April g, and
each alternate Sunday all summer,
Rev. H. Hanson Of Washburn. pre-
siding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Brooks and
family were Sunday visitors ct the
home Of Mr.. Brooks parents. Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Anstrom en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Otto An
strom and daughter, Miss Della An
strom. and Miss Mabel Gordon Of
Wilton, last Sunday. ~
Wallace, and Townley Anstropa,
Donald Lang and Donald Johnson
were Sunday visitors with Emmett
and Orval Brooks.
Victor franklin Of Painted Woods
and Miss Ida Carlson Of Baldwin
were married at Bismarck, April 10.
Saturday: party was given ct their
hopo and dancing and whist enioved
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Steiber

VIM. Hurlburt visited ut the Hick-
el home Monday.
Dclbcrt Olson was Il Sunday visitor
at the Hickel residence.
Ted Lehr is working for julius
Olson.
Miss Naomi Haagstrom spent the
weekend at her home in Esthcrvillc
township.
Rev. johnson. home missionary and
Sunday school organizer for this dis
trict, called on several families We'd
nesday.
Mrs. John Carlson and Mrs. e. l..
Malone were among those who at
tended w. n. j.. l.. club meeting
Thursday ut the Chas. Manning home.
The Van Sickle family are NOV
ing out Of the neighhorhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hickel ind Mary
Doyle were callers at the Olson home
Friday.
Mrs. Garnes and children, Andy
and Margaret, were Sunday visitors
at julius Olson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. H. Malone were
Regain shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. &. L..
Malone mOtored to the home Of Mrs.
CarlsOn's parents near DriscOll Sun
day where they spent the day.
Arthur Oder Is sick with rheuma.
tism. lie has been out Of school for
quite q while.
J. X. Jones hauled load Of cream
and eggs to Regain Tuesday.
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spending several months at the home
Of her sister. Mrs. l.. +. Nugent.
Pete Stewart suffered broken
wrist while practicing for the field
meet.
V. D. Heston. visited a few days
last week Ut the home of his son
Lloyd in Fargo.
yiolet Hosteller is visiting in
jamestown with her father.
Mrs. J. l.. Enright of Bismarck
visited friends in Wilton Thursday.
Mrs. Claude Newman visited reia-
tives in Garrison last week.
Berger Sarvik Of the Corner
store spent the past week at his
home in CoOperstOwn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Rurtch Of Deer
ing, N. D.. visited at the William
Burtch home Friday.
A. NJ. Dahl was business visitor
in Washburn Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Dave EastOn are
the parents of son born March ~.
Mrs. l.. J. Truax was Regan
visitor Wednesday.
Rev. +. W. Christ motored TO
HazeltOn to hold services Sunday.
Ted Newman is busy putting in
the corn crop on his farm in the
Regain district.
Stewart Nelson visited friends in
Bismarck the past week.
Mrs. A. J. Stewart returned to
her home ut Glencoe Saturday after
visiting at the home Of her sister.
Mrs. Art Ferris. also her father. J..
W. Granting. ut Regain.
Jack Proctor Of Bismarck was q
Wilton visitor Saturday.
Miss Gladys Hosteller visited in
Bismarck last week.
Miss Marie Newman was shopping
in Bismarck Monday.
Mrs. J. N. McGogy Of Ashley Wis
tied ut the home Of her son. J. s.
McGogy. last week.
W. J. Richard returned Saturday
from Hardin, Mont. where he was
called by the sudden death of his
brother Charles.
Mrs. Anna f. Granting returned to
her home ut Stcwartsdale Saturday
after spending the past month visit
ing relatives here and mt Regain.
Arthur Ferris transacted business in
Bismarck Saturday.
A large number Of people viewed
the wonderful display of work that
was on exhibit Mt the schoolhouse
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Many compliments were given both
teachers and pupils in every grade
and the high school manual train
ing and domestic science classes.
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Brittirl

Martin Peterson and Andrew Lamb
motored to Bismarck Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Anderson
mot0fed to Bismarck Saturday.
Miss Ship. and Lester Bunker
motored to Bismarck Saturday.
Mrs. Bunker, Grace, Miss Ship and
Lester Bunker visited ct Mr.. and Mrs
James Adams Sunday.
J. H. Allensworth is quite sick.
Quite . few Brittin people at.
tended the play given by the "Old
Maids" ct Motif Saturday evening.
Mr.. Webb was . caller at J. H
Allensworth's Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Lamb visited Miss
Ida johnson over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Hoovers, Mr.
and Mrs. Dralle. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Crawford. Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen.
swofth, from Braddock, Mrs. C. a.
Slorby from Bismarck. Mr.. and Mrs
Elvin Hoover and Miss Coldie Mat.
thsws were visitors at Mr.. Allen.
sworth's Sunday.
Mrs. n. Lamb. Andrew Lamb. and
Andrew Frood left Monday morning
for Canada.
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Mckenzie

Mrs. Roscoe Boren entertained the
Ladies' Aid Wednesday at her home
north Of town..
b. Graham and family Of Wing
visited over Sunday at the home Of
Mrs. Graham's mother, Mrs. Crum.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Wharton, who have
spent the winter here with MIR. and
Mrs, d. F.. Wharton, will leave short.
" for Fargo and southern points.
A farewell party in the form 1T y
surprise was given to them Tuesday
evening.
ii. i. O'Neill transacted business
In Bismarck one day last week.
People within radius Of nearly
100 miles attended the coyote-rabbit
hunt ut the Hackney ranch south of
town Sunday in which several coy
otes and a large number of rabbits
were killed.
Fred Pillsbury and family OF Moi
fit visited relatives here Sunday.
Orville Niborger. local helper at
the depot, has gone to Medina fUt
few days to do relief work there.
His place here is being filled By
Franz LANCER OF Medina.
p. p. Bliss transacted business in
Bismarck Friday.
Rev. G.. A. Lewis and family, form.
er nastor Of the NJ. T.. church OF
Mckenzie, now Of Ray, N. H.. passed
through here Tuesday. on their way
to Ashley. They were entertained
here by Mr.. and Mrs. Halle Bclk,
Mrs. Lewis will remain some time
with her mother ut Ashley and Mr..
Lewis will return to Ray shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rodgers have
vacated the corner building and have
moved out on their farm north OF
town. George Nancy who has pur.
| chased the building has crew Of
men ut work remodeling it. The
building will house the pool hall
barber shop. q hall and restaurant
u. E. Wharton transacted business
In Bismarck Saturday.
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Most Of the wheat in this locality
has heen seeded.
Word has been received Of the
serious illness Of Miles Benz, eldest
son 'of Mr.. and Mrs. August Benz. Of
MOffit vicinity, in u hospital ut Bis
marck. Miles many friends here
hope to soon hear Of his improving
he"'th.
Misses Helen Erickson and Helen
Skramstad were shopping in Brad
dock Saturday evening.
Homer Brownawell sepnt several
days in Sterling last week, having
some work done on his car Mt the
Sterling garage. and visiting his
brother, Harold and family.
Miles Stanton, teacher Of school
No. 2, motorcd to Hague Sunday.
dwight Carlisle IL busy blowing
with the Fordson at the H. 4. Carl
isle farm this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Elliott took
the 500 train to Bismarck Thursday,
where Mr.. Elliott entered q hospital
for treatment, as he is suffering
fl ON infected mastoids.
Emmet Carroll, of Motif, was out
on business Thursday.
Francis Stanton and Jay Lee of
nIauuOcA Vicinity WeVS Calling on
friends here Sunday.
o. b. Swanson helped mix poison
oats for the flickertails in this town.
ship. at Moffit Thursday. Everyone
living in Wild Rose can 60 to the
Motif elevator and get their share,
according TO the number Of acres in
their control.
Miss Helen Skramstad, who teaches
the Cherry Grove school, spent the
weekend with her friend, Miss Helen
Erickson. teacher Of Wild Rose
school No. ].
The Ernest Saville young folks
called at the August Benz home Sum
day.
Mrs. o. B. Swanson has been on
the sick list for several days.
A few from here attended the play
"When Smith Steps Out" at Brad.
dock Saturday evening.
H. A. Carlisle has rented the big
pasture again this year. and will be
able 70 help solve the pasture short
age here.
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prietor. suffered u stroke Of paraly-
sis while fixing an aerial wire on
his barn Thursday. He was taken
to the Bismarck hospital. He is
much improved ut present and il is
hoped he soon will be able to re-.
turn home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Ludemann mo-
tored to Driscoll on business We'd
nesday, also stopping ut the Adolph
Hansen home for supper.
Chris De Groot, William Meth and
Albert Sherman started working on
the Northern Pacific section Satur.
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. &. Abelein and
family spent Friday evening visit
ing MIR. and Mrs. Charles Graves.
Mr. and Mrs. A. e. Dance and son
were entertained ut supper Saturday
evening ut the W. J. Dobson home in
Bismarck.
Mrs. Joe Wildes and little daugh.
ter Anna Marie spent q week visit
ing at the August klipstein home.
They returned to their home in Bis.
marck Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Graves, Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Hamblein and son were
entertained at dinner Easter Sun.
day by MIR. and Mrs. Warren Clisby
Of Mckenzie.
Mrs. Ralph lshmall has reopened
her school after u four months va
cation.
Dorothy Wood. Eunice and Eleanor
Ebeling, Dorothy De Groot. Camille
Agnew and Wayne Ayers have been
i'll with the read measles.
i. NJ. Themmisch, section foreman.
spent Sunday at Windsor. N. b.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. q Abeiein mo-.
tored to Bismarck Wednesday,. Sat
urday and Sunday, visiting Guy Abel.
Elm, who now is i'll ut the B,smayrk
hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ayers, enter.
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Nj. Ludemann
at dinner Tuesday evening.
Miss Martha Thompson Of Fargo,
N d., spent several days visiting ut
the c. d. King home, returning home
Friday.
Mrs. Elmer Funston and little son,
who have been visiting relatives in
Minnesota, returned home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Ayers and little
son. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
K. NJ. Ludemann, attended show
in Bismarck Friday evening.
r. l.. Dralle spent Easter Sunday
visiting Mt the w. 7. Dance home.
Miss Nellie Brown, who has been
teaching near New England, is now
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. G.
Dance. after completing an eight
months term of school.
Over 300 people took part in the
first drive which was staged near
the Irving Anderson farm. This
drive covered territory seven
miles long and five miles wide. Ten
coyotes and over $500 rabbits were
killed. One strange part Of the
drive was that all the rabbits were
killed before the circle Of men closed
in, while in other drives most were
killed when trapped in the center.
4 lunch was served after the drive.
About 20 men gathered at Menoken
on their way home. They worked "A
section near the Ebeling farm where
they killed over $50 rabbits. They
then worked a section south OF
Menoken where about 200 rabbits
were killed.
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ROckhill

Ray McCullcy was a caller in Regain
Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim +. Little were
transacting business in Regain one
day last week.
stephen Monroe sepnt the week.
end with his cousin. Clayton Little.
Of near Regain.
Olgot RyDerg purchased a Case
tractor in Bismarck Wednesday. We
all wish him great success with it..
The dance held at the Finn hall
Friday night was very we'll attended.
Music was furnished by Edwin Olson
and Henry Palaya.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Olson were
visiting with Mrs. Olson's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. McCulley. Of near Re-
gan, Thursday afternoon.
Charley Christensen was q shop
per in Regan one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Landerholm were
visiting with Mr.. and Ms. Airot
Ryberg for few days last week.
Mrs. Conrad Kettleson and dauph.
ter. Rande, went to Wing Wednes-
day evening on q shopping trip.
Roy Farley has been helping his
brother-in-law, Frank Holmes. for
the past few days in the spring
work.
Oscar Walworth was business
caller in Regain one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Magnuson and
son, Helmer, were shopping in Regain
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Olson and
S. B. Olson were shoppers in Bis
marck one day last week.
Albin Spangberg was business
caller and shopper in Regain one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hedstrom and
daughter, Lenora, were visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Spangberg Sun
dav. 80
The food sale given by the Can
field ladies in Regain Saturday was
pretty well attended. Nearly $50
was taken in. More people would
have been present. but the bad roads
and rain stopped quite few.
The dance given at Henry Sund-
quist's Saturday night was pretty we'll
attended.
Roxy Lowe motored to Bismarck
Saturday on a shopping trip.
Olgot and Victor Strom and the
Ryberg boys from Francis township
were visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Oh
got Ryberg Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy McCuiley and
daughter were visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. McCulley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill kolb and family
visited Mrs. Kolb Sunday.
Freda Splitter spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Splitter. of near Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Olson were
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Raw Me-
Culley one day last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Inhn ~ A.
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Schrunck

Elizabeth Bachor was sick Tuesday
and Wednesday, so she was absent
from school.
Jim Novy went to Wing Wedncs-
day.
Herman Meters was at John Mach.
uttOn's Thursday having some grain
famed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Zowpetz visited
at the r. G. Marchant home Friday
evening.
Mrs. Novak and son, Tom, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Zowpetz were in Regain Fri
day.
Mrs. Herman Meters and some of
the boys were in Wing Saturday to
church.
J. E.. Witt, John. Emmanuel, and
Henry FOde, Frank Cleveland and LIE
Roy Marchant visited with their
friend, Andrew Meters. Sunday after
noon.
Helen Dagner, who has been work
ing. for her sister, Mrs. Fred Smith,
WHILE Mrs. Smith was sick in a
hospital in Bismarck. returned home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Meters, Mar
celia, Vivian and Harold. visited at
jim Novy's Sunday afternoon.
The schools No. and 2 in Schrunk
were closed on Friday. Mrs. Matz
had program in No. 2 on Friday
evening and Alice Halvorson had a
picnic with her pupils on Saturday
in No. l.
Mrs. Fred Smith, who has been
q patient in St. Alexius hospital,
for two weeks, returned home on
Tuesday feeling some better.
The dance at the Fode home on
Saturday evening was not very well
attended on account Of it being such
busy time.
Martha Helm visited with her aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Helm,
Sunday afternoon.
Sam kuk is blowing for his brother,
John, with u tractor this week.
James Novy and Herman Meters
and their families attended church
in Wing on Sunday.
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Naught0n

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and
little son motored to the city Sun
day. They were accompanied by
Isabelle johnson.
Athur Larsen and Paul Carlson
were in the city Sunday. dinner
guests Of Arthur's mother, Mrs. Bet
ty Larsen Of Bismarck.
Charles A. Johnson made q trip
to Bismarck Monday evening.
Mrs. Hugo Solberg and son Harvey
visited Mrs. Frank Garner Monday.
Robert Solberg niotored to Bis.
marck Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Solberg and
children Bernard and Doris and Ar
thur Larsen motored to Bismarck
Thursday.
Mrs. George Clooten was in Bis
marck Saturday. -
John Smith, Esther Ayre and lisa.
belle johnson motored' out to the C..
A. johnson farm Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Engdahl and
family were dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. SOlberg Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and
sOn Edsel and Mrs Amanda Erickson
called on Arthur Solberg's Sunday.
Mrs. Hugo Solberg Waited at the
home Of Mrs. Victor M6vnier Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. johnson
and daughters. Abel johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Karlsen and Mrs.
johnson motored to Wilton to at
tend Pentecostal services Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson and
daughters Ruth and Isabelle and
Abel johnson were dinner guests NJ
the home Of J. Johnson In Wilton
Sunday.
Abel johnson visited at the Pete
johnson home in Wilton Sunday.
Mrs. A. Burkhart and Mrs. %.
Lundin took in show in Bismarck
Tuesday.
I4hn Nordstrom motorsd to tM
city one day last week IA purchase
some oil for his tractor.
Otto Hogue II hauling hay from
Tom Norris place.
Mrs. Olaf Lundin was visiting her
daughter and son.in.law the Inter
part OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Peterson and
daughter Leona visited Of the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nordstrom
Tuesday evening.
Clifford StiliWell called on John
Nordstrom's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. GierkIe and
childrsu and Mrs.. Q. n. Lundin
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

who recently moved on the Mrs. 5.
A. Peterson farm. last Wednesday
night. A social time was enjoyed
and before departing refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Adolph Peterson and children
visited at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Carlson, near
Baldwin, last Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Brown left Monday for
Aberdeen, s. D., to attend the conven.
ton Of the Woodman Circle held at
that place April 26 and q.
Sam Fairman was a visitor In the
capital city last Thursday.
Arthur Danstrom, formerly Of
Bismarck. is now located on the
farm recently vacated by Herman
Hildebrand.
Myrel, Irene aud Doris Danstrom
stayed with Ada Fairman Tuesday
night.
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The members Of Ecklund school
No. ; gave play entitled "Thc
Hoodooed Coon" ut the Baldwin com.
munity hall Saturday evening. A
nice crowd was present, and the pro.
ceeds from the entertainment will be
used for school purposes. After the
play, o dance was given, music being
furnished by Elmer Ames, old-time
fiddler, and Miss Elsie Meyers,
pianist. @e
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baumiller an
nounce the birth Of baby daughter
at their home Monday morning. Mrs.
Baumiller and the baby are GONZALES
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Diede have
returned from o pleasant visit at
the home of Mr.. Diede's brother
Jacob Diedc, and family Of Bismarck.
Local friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Easton Of Burla, N. D., will be inter.
! ested in knowing they are the proud
parents Of fine baby boy. Mrs.
Esston was formerly Miss Emma
| Splitter Of Baldwin.
Roy Lewis delivered the mail on
Route l for Mr.. Mccullough during
the time his car was being repaired,
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Meyers and
sons, Albert and Jackie, visited ut
tho Richard Borner home Sunday
afternoon.
The Ira Falkenstein home has been
redecorated.
Clarence and Lester Falkenstein
entertained . number Of their friends
at their home Saturday evening.
George Roscnbeck Of Cromwell was
q recent business caller in town. He
also visited at the home Of his daugh.
ter. Mrs. Peter Anderson, north OF
Baldwin.
Cecil Mount has rented the farm
occupied by the John Risch family
Mr.. Mount will not take possession
until fall, we understand.
Porter Nelson Of Cromwell was q
caller at the Richard Borner home
Friday afternoon, looking for q stray
horse, and he stopped to hear the
| radio. Mr.. Nelson and family re.
Gently moved from near Regain to the
Ernest Solberg place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Satter and
family Of Sibley Butte. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Satter and family OF
near Menoken were Sunday guests al
the Christ Satter home.
Misses Mildred and Esther Erick
son spent the weekend in Bismarck.
Miss Olga Rupp Of Bismarck ar
rived on the bus Saturday to visi,
over the weekend with her sister
Mrs. Kate Swick.