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Cromwell

Porter Nelson visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Nelson, several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Mount visited
at the En0s Strandemo home Sunday.
Misses Erna Christensen and Ruth
Hanson spent the weekend in Bis.
marck and Washburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Morris and
family called at the J. w. Jiras home
Saturday evening.
Joe and Will Jiras, accompanied by
Edw. Norris, were shopping in Bald
win Saturday.
John Risch; who is cutting. wood
at the river, spent Sunday with his
family, being accompanied home by
Mr.. Peterson.
Philip Monroe called at the ]. w.
Jiras home Saturday. Lily Jiras,
who had been spending O. week with
her sister, Miss Philip Menroe. re-
F.: H: Schroeder was a business
visitor in Baldwin Saturday.
Enos Strandemo, who has been as
slsting his brother Palmer returned
home Friday.
The Cromwell rabbit drive held
Sunday was largely attended and
quite successful. About le5 rabbits
were shot. F.. H. Schroeder furnish
ed the lunch, which was served at
his home. Another drive in the same
township was held Monday after
noon.
| Mrs. G. c. Whitfield and Florence
spent Sunday with Mrs. Joe Varlev.
| Misses Gerty and Gladys Nelson
were guests of Miss Lily jiras Sum
day.
~ pleasant card party was held at
Ethe Brown Bros home Saturday
night. The guests were also enter
tanned with radio music.
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NEWS OF OUR NE!GHBORS

put in place in the Presbyterian
church and received many compli-
mcnts. They were Il gift from the
Sunshine class and were made by
Henry Tillman.
Miss Clara Anderson spent the
weekend with home folks near Het-
finger. Hazel Morrison substituted
as teacher Monday.
Mrs. Theo. Christensen and baby
Doris Lucille arrived home from the
Elgin hospital Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Klienschmdt
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Frost and son at 6 o'clock dinner
Sunday.
Misses Ethel and Mabel Wolfgram
were weekend guest OF Miss Esther
Peterson at the hotel.
Henry Jacobson of Dexter, Mimi,
arrived VIA ear Friday evening TO
visit his uncle Girls Christensen, and
other relatives. He was accompanied
as far as Mcintosh by his cousin,
Harold Faubel, who has employment
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selmar Lovchaug,
announce the birth of fine baby
daughter at their home Saturday,
Feb. 10th.
+. J. Rausch was a business visitor
in Carson Wednesday.
Henry Miller was business Wis
itor at Mott Wednesday and Thurs
day.
A. p. Black shipped a car of butch
er hogs to Tacoma Friday.
Mrs. Chas. BEEN returned home Fri
day from a three weeks visit with
relatives in Iowa.
Mr.. NcGregor passed through town
from his ranch on Cannon Ball Fri
day with II head Of horses, delivering
them at Flasher to man from Min
nesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. j. Rausch enter
tanned at 6 o'clock dinner Sunday
evening Mr. and Mrs. Peter Klien
and children.
Messrs. Black and Dunclc made a
business trip to Selfridge Thursday
in the interest of their new farm
which they recently purchased.
County Agent Martcll OF Carson
was business visitor in town We'd
nesday.
Passenger trains changed time tax
! ing effect Monday, Feb. %. East
| bound leaves Raleigh l0:42 a. m., west
bound leaves Raleigh l2:A5.
The local gun club have had a
great deal Of success with their jack
rabbit hunts. They keep two parties
hired to skin and dry the hides and
a youngster busy making strctchcrs.
Peter Ferguson of Cannon Ball
was business visitor in town Thurs
day.
Don Stevenson Of Cedar River was
! a social visitor in town Sunday.
Ray Tischmak, former Raleigh
boy. was visiting in town Saturday.
He plans on farming extensively near
Cannon Ball this year.
! +. A. Nandercook of Sioux Falls, S.
d., was a business visitor in town
the first of the week.
X. {. Christensen was in Flasher
Wednesday where he billed out pure
bred gifts to Il farmer mt Sarles, N. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. {. Grace entertain
cd at & o'clock dinner at their home
| Sunday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
BEEN, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete kiien and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dempsey
and Mrs. +. X. Dempsey.
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S. w. Burleigh

Roy Goodman has disposed Of his
stock and he and his family expect
to move to Bismarck in the near flu
turc. Andrew Irvine and family VIII
live on the place now occupied by
Goodman's.
About 81 young people gathered at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
knutson one evening last week. The
evening was pleasantly spent playing
games. A delicious lunch was served
hp the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Davenport were
callers in Bismarck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Houser mo-
tored to Bismarck Wednesday. Mrs.
Houser remained in town and came
out on the train Thursday.
Paul Hapel transacted business IN
Bismarck Saturday.
Don Nicholson's truck got stuck
Saturday evening short distance
from Stewartsdale. Mr.. Nicholson
turned out Of the road and the truck
cut through the ice.
,nere wal be Women's Mission
ary meeting at the Stewartsdale
church Thurs day, March 10.
MIR. and Mrs. Chesak and daughter
Annie were callers in Bismarck Sat
urday.
GLADYS Granting visited the Apple
Greek school No. = Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Amos Rohidou was Il business
caller in Bismarck Saturday.
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Bismarck, where they are serving as
jurors.
Mrs. Andrew Fisher was a caller at
the Aug. Westermand home Thursday.
John Wilson is again working at
the Andrew Fisher garage.
Mrs. Harry Dimond was caller at
the Westerman home this week.
Harry Dimond shipped out car Of
cattle Saturday.
John Anderson Of Alta was a call.
err at the Fred Brocket home this
week. l
Mr.. and Mrs., Aug Krause were
callers at the H. Arndt home this
week.
Mrs. Walter Scott was a caller at
the Jake Fisher home.
Walter Tyberg and Lynn Crambling
gave a surprise party on ]. c. Avery
and Scotty Davis Friday evening.
Legion DOings
Quentin c. Roosevelt Post No. 65
had monthly pep meeting in the
Regain auditorium, Feb. rs. Out-of-
town members present we're: Mr..
John Henderson Of the Stanley Post
and J. II. Thompson of the Bowbell
Post, f.. A. Illness Of Wilton. Otto
Uhde gave wonderful talk. The
subject was, "Where There is Will
There is Way" Ole Aune enter
tanned by singing, IF Grandmother
Had a Ford" and Hot Dogs in Nor
way" Alvin Ghilin was accompanies.
Commander Fred Urbach gave an out
line of the log cabin. II is to be built
1896, and a porch Gx12. The porch
is to be covered by woodbine and the
cabin to be built in an upright style.
The vacant space around the cabin
will be fixed up for playground. The
Sanger Mere. Co. donated tennis
outfit, Joe Nicholson donated cro-
quet set, A. H. Lundberg horseshoe
set, Howard Grambling and Lein
Brothers furnished rings, swings,
ETC., Ole B. Aune all the rope needed,
Fred Urbach all the fencing needed.
Ben Rierson offered to make all the
chairs and tables. The commander
accepted Mr.. Rierson's offer.
Conrad Johnson offered the use OF
his truck in hauling the logs from
the river.
The Legion boys extend their
thanks to S. Roe and Herb Bailey and
Barney Strand for their assistance
cutting the logs. Special thanks was
extended to Herb Bailey for Hoover
izing on the coffee. E.s...
Erick Engelbretson and Henry
Schilling have donated their work
for hauling rock, and others are Of
fering their help.
The next meeting of the Quentin
Roosevelt Post No. G5 will be held
in Regain Auditorium March %. The
ladies auxiliary will be the guests OF
the Legion boys.
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John Wilson and Andrew Fisher
were Bismarck callers last week.
The members Of the Masonic lodge
here attended a Masonic banquet at
Wilton Monday night. They were en-
tertaincd by speech given by Judge
Christensen.
The Modern Woodmen lodge held
their regular monthly meeting at
the hall Thursday night. Each men,
Der was allowed to bring friend.
Miss Holstein Of Wing spent several
days here last week.
o. ]. Hillstead's father left for his
home Thursday.
The rabbit drive here Sunday was
big success. There were ia rab-
bits killed. Andrew Fisher took them
to Wilton where they were sold for
II cents each.
A. H. Lundberg spent Friday and
Saturday at Bismarck.
Mrs. A. b. Stratton and son Douglas
left Monday for Los Angeles, called
there by the serious illness of her
mother.
The William and Frank Nicholson
families were Sunday visitors at the
Joe Nicholson home.
The Regain junior basketball team
played basketball at futile Friday
evening, being defeated by score
of 25 to 8.
The Ladies Aid Society held their
regular meeting at the parsonage
Wednesday afternoon. Pot luck
lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mccullough were
Sunday visitors at the Charlie Rhines
home.
Al Tourtlotte left Friday for Bis
marck, where he will enter the hospi-
tai for treatments for his eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Rice Of Arena
were visitors at the J. o. Lcin home
Saturday.
Miss Winnie Malone arrived in
Regain Monday to spend the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. l..
Malone, of Stieber township.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Brenneisc spent
Friday evening at the Ray McCul-
Tough home.
Mrs. Ole Aune spent Friday at tho
Harry Davenport home.
Harry Wordon was a caller at the
Fred Bracket home Sunday.
Fred Danielson and A. Daniels were
Bismarck callers Tuesday evening.
Conrad Johnson and o. w. Back.
1naud, arrived home Saturday from
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Garfield

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy. Little and sons
were guests at the J. F. Little home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Taylor and
children called at the Roy Little
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Ghylin and
SON Gerald called at the Dave Ghy.
lin home Sunday.
Rehearsals Of the l. S. Balloon
class began Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin called at
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Greenan's Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Greenan visited
at the Ale Void home Monday.
Ladies Aid will meet Wednesday
March at the Grant Lindsey home.
A large crowd attended the Wash
ington program and p. T. A. at the
schoolhouse Monday evening.
S. l.. Jordahl went to Minot to at
tend the Federal Land Bank meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Olson and Mr..
Jensen of Wilton called at the Ole
,Olsons and Ole Void homes Tues
Alvin Ghylin called at the P.
Greenan home.
Gene and Norman Little visited
with Arnold Void Tuesday after
noon.
Henry Swanson and Daisy Baily
visited at the John Howe home Sun
day.
Mrs. Harry Davenport visited with
Mrs. Anna Strand Wednesday.
Mrs. Grace Myers has left for
Denhoff were she will work for Mrs.
Paysno.
Mrs. Ole Olson and SON Fred Wis
tied at the Ghylin home Friday.
Ole Olson went down to Pettibore
Wednesday to visit with his son
there. 2
Marv;s StrarN returned to the A.
n. Strand home after "a visit with
relatives at Mandan.
S. L. Jordahl returned home from
Minot Saturday where he attended
a bank meeting.
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ROckhin

The +. I. A. held at the Ghylin
school No. 3 where Fred Splitter
teaches was very well attended Friday
night. Lunch was served ut ma
night. =,
Henry Sundquist motorcd to Bis
marck one day last week.
Budd Little was visitor at the
patten boys Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sundquist and
Mabel Knudson transacted business
in Regain Saturday.
Albin Spangberg motored to Bis
marck one day last week.
The dance held at Martin Nelson's
Saturday night was pretty well at
tended. All enjoyed 4 good time.
Lunch was served at midnight. Music
was furnished by Victor Nelson, Ed;
Morris. Oscar Landerholm and
Arthur Landerholm.
Jim Little and son Clayton trans
acted business in Regain Saturday. i,
Mr.. and Mrs. McCulley and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ray and son Buddie transacted
business in Regain Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Urback were shopping
in Regain Saturday.
Andrew Olson is going to move
back on his old place in Rockhlil
township. He now is living on Mrs;
Anna Wilson's place in Garfield
township.
Leo Sheldon is going to move on
Bert Browns place where Carl Lam
derholm used to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davies were busy
shoppers in Regain Saturday.
Mrs. Marv Drummon and two chit
dren from Montana have been visit.
ing with her niece, Mrs. Roy Farley
for few days.
Roy Farley was a business caller
in Regain Monday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Clarence kettlesor
was visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Con
rad Kettleson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sundquis'
were visitings with Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Sheldon Sunday.
A number of men enjoyed rabbit
drive Sunday down at Willow Springs
They. killed around 100 rabbits. There
will be another hunt next Sunday
so all who are interested please come
Oscar Magnuson and Emil johnson
went to Bismarck Tuesday on shop
ming trip and also went in to see
Ouain and Ramstad clinic.
Mrs. Gordon and Mrs. Carl Lander
holm and daughter Brunette were Wis.
lting with Mrs. kolb one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Spangberg were
shopping in Regain Saturday.
Lloyd Kettleson was shopping II
Regain Saturday.
Mr.. George and Mrs. Oscar Wal
worth were Regain callers Saturday.
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August iiii6csse. bismarck, N. OAK.
Jacob Helm. Arena. n. Oak. from
Richmond Township.
John. Wutxks. Arena. n. Oak.
frS W f 3. fs,c r9wna' Bismarck. n.
Oak; Dan Mcdonald, Bismarck. y.
Oak; Geo. Claridge, Bismarck. n.
Oak; Mike Buckmeyer. Bismarck.
n. pak.-Fr6m Lincoln Township.
Oscar SWens0n, Bismarck, ~.
Dak.; August Boyer. bismarck. n.
Dak.--From Fort Rice Township.
Village OF Wing .-.......... !
Village of Regan ......... .....
1 February 3. 1871
The Board sOt County. Commits.
sioners reconvenef with the follow
lson, Moyni4r. Fricke and win.
Moved by Commissioner Solder and
Iseconded by Commissioner Moynier,
i BE 1t Resolved. by the Hoard Of
County. North Dakota. that the
county Surveyor. by and hereby is
'Iipstructedit to- prepare specificattons
for the ma intenancei Of the 40n0wr
ing described roads IN BIflstgh
NSi Along the national Parks High.
way from Sterling to Dtiscoll. along
N the Black Trail from the east line
Fof Teller Township to Moffit, East
and south of Mpffit to the Enmons
is. known as the Black Trail. from
bismarck to Wilton. along State
Road No. So, known as the Ignite
lHighway, from Wilton to the Kid
Der cSnnty line, s and a,onE estate state
Of Grass Lake Township to the
Aheridan County line and along
State Road No. IA from the National
Parks Highway to the; Sheridan
!; County line. The bids tosbe opened
81 On roll call Commissioners Fricke
Voted Aye: Moynter. Aye: Solder.
) fAye; Swanson, Aye, and Will, Aye.
Moved by Commissioner Moynier
5 ana seconded by Commissioners
: Ericks, that damages in the amoant
lmatter OF right-of-ways on the land
3 Belonging to Catherine Boyle, to be
used in the construction Of =. A. r.
No. 244. The above resolution was
which was seconded BY Commits.
B aioner Solder. that the damages be
liked at $4,000 per acre for such
3 Iright-of-ways. Roll call on the
amendment: Commissioners Fricke.
gsss Moy X1e an No. wi SGds e. A NCi
o call on original notion: Fricke.
Swanson, No. and WIN, Aye. Orig
: Iinaf motion carried.
!. Upon motion the following tax
statements were approved or re-
: 1ected:
SIT Application OF Henry Tatley for
the c1ncellation Of 1926 personal
b taxes IN that he was not a resident
H the county At that time. ap-
oil ] Application OF Julia Ifyland for a
8 | correction Of Hail insurance. on the
EEA:of Sec. 15.137-7S. approved.
oil Application OF Joseph d. Schnei-
Z der for an adjustment on assess-
0 Hent, placed on the So. II It. of Lot
and1 the No. II 10 It. OF Lot 4,
. IRlock -, Williams Addition to the
oil Application OF Ralph Penner for
VI Z c4rtection Of taxes for the year
\ 1896 ands 1925 on, Lots 26.2ts e ~,
81 Block e. Mckenzie s. Collins Ad.
: Qttions approved.
IA Application OLA ]. Arnot. Sec
b 3etafy. for q cancellation OF the
kGen4f1l taxes placed on the Ma
q sonic Temple tor the year 1915. on
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Mrs. Art, Hanson called on Mrs. c.
" Rrhnlx SATURDAY. aftArn0flii

Mrs. Art. Hanson called on Mrs. C.
w. Brooks Saturday afternoon.
Dave Dixon moved to the John
Anderson farm near Alta last Sat-
Mr.. and Mrs, G. v. panielson were
Sunday callers at Mrs. Louise
Emmet Brooks visited with WAL
lace Anstrom Sunday.
Miss Ruth Hagan Of Minneapolis.
who was here to attend the funeral
Of her father, returned home Mon
Az Aasi stinquest transacted business
in Minot last week returned home
bug Benedict, who has been liv-
ing On the L. C. Peterson farm the
psat yea. moved to Wilton Monday.
foM Morgan caller at'Buzz Beae-
Diet Sunday. ~
z Charlie Osterland had the misfor-
tune, to hunt his wrist, quite badly
while crankins a car.
Andrew vallin visited at Oscar
Anstrom's Sunday. ~, -,
Mrs, Tom Morgan is visiting her
daughters, in Minet. 81.
Mr.: and MRS.. Otto. Anstrom are
the, proud parents Of baby girl,
born Saturday, February 26.
C. w. ,Brooka helped Busz Bene-
dict move to Wilton Monday.
Mae Ahstran spent the weekend
at the home .of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Anstronl.
Alvin Lang and Earnest Cleveland
assisted Dave Dixon in moving last
Saturday.
Arthur Darnstrom Of Bismarck,
who has been visiting in this vicini.
ty, returned home Monday.
Miss Irene Hagan left Friday for
Rivcrton, Wyo., after a short visit
with her mother, Mrs. Louise Hagen
Mrs. Walter johnson and daugh.
ter, who spent last week at the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Axe
Stinquist.s returned home Saturday
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Trygg

Oscar Fred called at the Geo. Nell
son home last Monday on his way to
John Olsons place.
Charlie Rue made trip to local
coal mine Monday.
John Anderson called at the Nell
son boys Monday while out looking
for his horses.
Art Magnus motored to Bismarck
last Monday on a shopping trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Scott and
Emma and Benny Nelson were out
from Bismarck Sunday overnight Wis
iting with both of their parents.
Jack Pazno from the Sebrey farm
came down to John Olson's place to
pull his ear home. He broke down
recently and left it there.
John Kruger was a dinner guest at
the Geo. Nelson home Saturday.
Albin Spangberg made a brief trip
to Bismarck Wednesday,
Edwin Olson visited at the Martin
Nelson home Tuesday night.
Irene Anderson was an overnight
guest ut the Charlie Ruc's home Tues
day night.
Emil Johnson motorcd to Bismarck
Wednesday on a business trip.
G. G. Whittcd was a dinner guest
with Martin Nelson Tuesday en- route
to the Fred Urbuck farm.
Porter NelsoA came down with his
brother Viran Tuesday.
A number Of young folks attended
the program and basket social given
in school No. in Trygg Friday night.
There was a program and basket
social given in the schoolhouse near
the Walter Scott home Friday,nig
The mail carrier came out with a
buggy Wednesday rs far as the John
| Olson place. From there he took his
car he had left there for some time.
made Il brif trip to Regain Thursday.
Andrew Tryggs called at the John
Olson place Thursday.
brief trip to Regain Friday and
brought back load Of coal with the
truck and delivered it to school No.
A in Trygg.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ncls Nelson, Hugo and
! Victor attended the party given at
| William Beckman's home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lundquist, re-
! siding at the Kiefer place, visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Spangberg
| last Sunday. Mr.. Lundquist is a
brother Of Mrs. Albin Spangberg.
John and Elsie Kruger motorcd to
! Bismarck Thursday shopping and Wis
tied with their sister, Mrs. Forest
Harding, who just returned home
| from the Bismarck hospital.
I David Trygg returned home from
Bismarck, where he was treated in a
Bismarck hospital.
Mrs. A. Kruger, John and Elsie
made brief trip to Bismarck Sum
day visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
Forest Harding and family. Miss
Elsie remained in Bismarck a week to
assist her sister in the house work.
Selmer Owness and Cart Muth
made trip to Bismarck Saturday.
Gertie and Gladys Nelson were
overnight guests with Lileie Jares
Saturday and spent Sunday with the
Jares family.
/ There was a party given at the
home of Brown brothers Saturday
night. Whist was played and a mid
night supper served.
Elmer Bloomquist motored to Bis.
marck one day last week.
The jack rabbit drive they had in
this vicinity was we'll attended
Around 60 men were present and 1854
rabbits were killed. They went over
six sections of land. Dinner was
served at the Fred Schroeder home
Emil Johnson visited Sunday at the
home of John Olson.
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Baldwin

Ernest Fricke was honor guest
at a surprise party which was held
in the Baldwin hotel Sunday even
ing, and attended by friends Of
the Fricke family for miles around.
The time was spent in dancing
and playing cards, and a delicious
repast. was served at midnight.
Mr.. Fricke and son Richard will
leave early this week for their
new home at Detroit Lake, Mimi.
The rabbit drive of Sunday net
ted a total of 165 rabbits. The
drive for next Sunday will be held
in the territory just west Of Bald
win.
A car of corn arrived Friday
which was soon disposed Of to local
farmers. This was the second car
Of corn to be sold here this season.
Arnold Rupp has been busy the
past week taking oil leases for a
community company, who plan ON
being in this locality with a test
outfit in few weeks. Quite a few
local farmers have signed the
leases which run for a period of
five years. This company is a
community one, and is not affiliat-
cd with the Cat Creek Oil Com
pany, who leased land extensively
here a little over year ago.
These leases have all expired
and the farmers who had leased
to them are now leasing with the
present company.
A number Of Baldwin residents
motored to Wilton Wednesday
afternoon to- attend the funeral
rites of Martin Hagen, pioneer
resident of Painted Woods town.
ship, and known in this communi.
ty for many years. The death OF
Mr.. Hagen came as a shock to his
many local friends, as he had
visited here few days previously
while en- route to Bismarck to at
tend the old settlers reunion.
James Watkins, who has beer
on the sick list, is again able Il
be up and around.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Gieglc ant
sons Harold and Reuben were Wed
nesday evening visitors at TIL
Richard Borncf home.
DR.. Muson, state veterinarian o
Bismarck, was here Friday an.
Saturday testing horses and cattl'
for +. A. Fricke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Erstron
announce the birth Of q son, VIII
arrived early in the week.
County Commissioner william
Fricke has returned from q shor
husincss trip to the capital city
Quite . few local folk will 8
to Wilton on March End to visi
| tn special ssed train, and attsu'
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Raleigh

VIM. Chaplin of Mcintosh stopped in
Raleigh Monday on his way up to
Mandan on business.
MIX Erker of Selfridge was bus
mess visitor in Raleigh Thursday. !
wilmer Roberts and family OF
THAN were social visitors in this VII
cinity Tuesday.
Word has be0n received from the
A. Henry family OF Dunkirk. Ind,
former Raleigh folks, that their
Youngest SON has been seriously i'll
with pneumonia.
!. M. Shrek Of Bismarck. state
bank examiner. visited the local bank
M. and Mrs. Alfred Westrum en-
tertained at s o'clock dinner Sunday
St their home Waiter Grace and fam
ilv. ". P. Stayner and family. Misses
clara Hoeruff and Gladys Mclean,
~, Wantks and Sammy Pack.
tohn Oleson, local depot agent. IN
inred one Of his limbs quit seriously
~nen~ Is slipped on the ice while
carrying. heavy fright last Satur-
IL cong book racks hava been
. nov AZ
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IiNfIK GHYLOCK

First Frenchmeni Do you know 2
chap who will lend me hundred
1Se&d Frenchman: Yes. An
W. sErenchman: An American! !
should say not; he'd want It back
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