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dent of the club will end at the June
meeting. Through her efforts a gen
erouS sum of money has been for
warded to Friendship House, at 324
and 326 Virginia avenue southeast.
The active membership of the club is
| limited to 60 members and there is al
ways waiting list. There is also a
list OF contributing" members.
The May meeting being designated
as the time for election of officers for
TIL coming year, the following names
We're presented by the nominating
committee. composed of Mrs. Frank
Garden. chairman; Mrs. Luther Stew
ard and Miss Mabel Pea body. PreSi-
dent Mrs. Grace Ross Chamberlaiu;
first vice president, Mrs. w. IL. Gil
bert; second vice president, Mrs. Ed
win A. Neiss; third vice president,
Miss Mabel Peabody; recording secre-
tary. Mrs. Carlton Ball; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Luther Steward. and
treasurer. Mrs Henry Meyers.
Mrs, Charles liaupt. chairman of
the music committee. presented Mrs
Francis NJ. Shore in the following
vocal solos: Morning" by Obey
Speaks. and "The Star" by Rogers.
Mrs. Chamberlain. chairman of the
committee on speakers. introduced
Mrs. Mitchell Carroll. lecturer on ar.
cheology in the department of arts
and sciences of the George Washing
ton University. whose subject was "A
Summer in CzechOSlOvakia." The
hostess, Mrs, TingIey, was assisted by
Mrs. John King. Mrs. Jason Water
man. Mrs. Charles Zimmich. Mrs. Ed
gar Merritt and Mrs. A. E. McManus.
The June meeting will be a picnic
which will he in charge of Mrs.
ident, assisted by the following officers
of 1926 and 1927: Mrs. Edwin A.
Neiss. Mrs. Charles Consaul. Mrs. w,
H. Gilbert Mrs. James Cliff, Mrs.
Frank Garden and Mrs. Henry Mey-
erS.
S0r0ptimist CIub.-The Washington
All Club was entertained by the Sorop-
timist Club at it's weekly luncheon
Wednesday at the La Fayette Hotel.
Over 100 guests and members We're
present President Helena Reed pre-
sided The luncheon opened with the
singing of America" and the salute
to the flag and the club songs, led by
Polly Pollard and Kay Pierce. occom-
panied by Irene Juno. Norman Kal.
asident of the AID Club. spoke n few
words. Miss Ida V. Clark of the Tivoi
Theater rendered several accordian
solos. Representative Clyde Kelly OF
Pennsylvania was honor guest and
speaker. Mr.. Kelly spoke on The
Value of Words" Among the guests
were Mrs. Clyde Kelly. DR.. Frances
Eastman Rose, Soroptomist from
Spokane, Wash. who is attending ths
5, dical convention held in Washing
ton this week and who is pres ent oi
the Medical Women's National Associ-
alton; Mrs. Hugh Cummings, wife If
the surgeon general of public health;
Alber' :. Galley, vice president of the
Lincoln National Bank and treas
urer of the District of Column
ba Bankers Association, and Mrs.
Ratley. The program was in
charge of Miss Helena V. Barnhart,
Mrs. Jane Ryan and Dr.. Josephine
Baird. The club toasted the members
of the club having birthdays in May.
namely, Edith Ilawes. Marie Won
Unschuld, Edna 3. Hoffman. Rosa
Place, Freda Van Nest and Marie
Stair Lawyer. The first issue of the
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Nieman and
family motOred to jamestown Satur-
day where they visited at the Ray
mond L0omis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis and
daughter, Marion, were dinner guests
ut the Max Lang home Sunday.
Mr.. Carl Olson. who hass been on
the sick list the last few weeks, is
much improved at this writing.
Mrs. Emil Lang and Miss Esther
Lang visited at the George Lewis
home Tuesday.
Miss Lucille Lash Of Bismarck is
visiting with her grandm other, Mrs.
John Baker.
Mr.. Davis Of Cleveland, N. D., is
visiting with his daughter, Mrs. Roy
Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Uhl and family
OF Fargo spent Sunday evening ut
the Gaskill home.
Mrs. Carl Olson and children visit
ed at the John Benz home Tuesday.
MISS Pearl Hanson. who has been
attending the business college at
Bismarck. is now home visiting her
folks, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Hanson,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Benz and family
visited ct the Bill Heft home Sunday.
Mr.. Will Bratton Of Minneapolis
has been here visiting his aunt, Mrs.
". p. Wagner, who has been i'll In
the hospital.
Mrs. George Lewis and daughter.
Marion. motored to Bismarck We'd
nesday.
Mrs. w. p. Wagner has returned
from the hospital and il now ct the
Charley Anderson home.
Mrs. McKane and Mrs. Fogarty mo-
tored to Bismarck Friday.
Mrs. Charles Gaskill and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Gaskill and daughter,
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Ternvik

The building on Main street where
Mrs. Lydia Chase had her cream sta
ton was moved out Of town Tues
day.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdi:xr! ECtterly
motored to Linton Tuesday to do
shopping and attended the eighth
grade commencement exercises at the
pavilion.
Mrs. Charles Enders and daugh-
tiers, Renee and Dorothea. Mrs. A. w.
Quasi, son, Neil, and Raymond Daily
motored to Bismarck Tuesday morn
ing. Mr.. Daily will leave on the
train for his home at Toledo, Ohio.
He is a brother to Mrs. Enders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles De Witt ana
family mot0red to Linton Tuesday to
attend the eighth grade commence
ment exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mucklcr at
tended the eighth grade exercises at
Linton Tuesday.
A. w. Quasi left Wednesday morn
ing for jamestown where he attended
the state bankers convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Hendrix and
grandson, Thomas Hendrix, and
Charles De Witt motored to Linton
Wednesday.
Theodore Daily Of Carson, N. D.,
spent Friday and Saturday at the
Charles Enders home.
Edwin Morford, living about IL
miles west of here, and Miss Blanche
Wallace of Valley City, were mar
ried June 10. Mr.. Morford is prom
inent young farmer and Mrs. Nor
ford taught school in that vicinity
this last term. Both are we'll liked
by all who know them. They will
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Steiber

Mrs. John Carlson and children,
Dennis and Doris. spent last week
visiting Mrs. Carlson's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Smith. near Driscoll. Mr..
Carlson went down Saturday and
brought them home.
Miss Gertrude Hickel of Comfrey
Mimi, is visiting friends and rela-
, tives in this community. She spent
Wednesday afternoon ut the G. L.
Malone home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Malone attended
the Legion circus in Regain Thursday
evening.
Robert Palmer and family were
Regain visitors Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Older and
daughters were callers ut the Malone
home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hickel, Miss
Gertrude Hickel and Mary Doyle
were Regain visitors Thursday and
Saturday evenings and attended the
Legion dances.
The township hoard held a meeting
ut the home Of Clerk c. l.. Malone
, Tuesday. !
) The rain Sunday was a great bene-
fit to crops and gardens.
Delbert Olson was caller at the
Hickel home Tuesday.
Mrs. =. f.. Olson of Chicago was
renewing acquaintance in this
neighborhOod last week She was on
her way TO Canada for u visit with
relatives.
The Oder family were Regain Wis
itors Saturday.
Richard Adams was q Sunday Wis
itOr at the VIM. Hickel home.
Fred Bender, Jr., was called to Bis
marck Monday on account of the Sc.
rious illness Of his wife, who is q
patient at hospital there.
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Vivian, motorcd to Bismarck Sun
day. They visited at the c. r.
Kositxky home.
Rex Fogarty is seeding flax west
of his home for Henry Wildfang.
Mrs. Herman Nieman attended the
club meeting in Sterling Thursday.
Mr.. Earl Gaskitl and Mr.. Carl
Byers motored to Steele Thursday
morning.
Henry Swindling. the overseer of
the Taft township roads. has u bunch
Of men working east Of Henry Jes-
sons.
Mr.. Theodore Lee is assisting Mr..
W. +. Runcy with the farm work.
Mrs. George Lewis and daughter,
Marion, were Sterling callers Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. Will Bratton called at the Gas
kill home Sunday evening.
Mrs. John Baker and son. James,
and granddaughter, Lucille. visited
at the Walter Durfee hoss Sr.sos
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Swindling and
family and Mrs. Pete Hanson were
Drisc0ll callers Saturday morning.
Clifford Wright called at the Gas
kill home Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Gosney visited
at the {. Kositzky home at Bis
marck over Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Henderson,
were Sterling callers Saturday.
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Clear Lake

Mrs. Frank Shaffer and daughter.
Vivian. also daughtel .in-law. Mrs.
George Shaffer. were bismarck visit
orss Tuesday.
Harold Hargrave is breaking on
the old Albert Dahl quarter.
James Johnson visited Nth Earl
ing Olson Wednesday.
Mrs. Mike Brenden spent n few
days Of the past week with Mrs.
Arthur Bjcrhues.
Mrs. Harold Hargravc entertained
II number of relatives Thursday
afternoon.
Ole Nelson and son, Homer. were
ut Pingrec and Spiritwood Lake the
weekend fishing.
Lowell Erickson was chOrc boy
for Ole Nelson, while Mr.. Nelson
was out fishing.
John Carlson Of Regain motored to
the II. Smith home Saturday to get
his wife and children. who have been
visiting ut Mrs. Carls0n's parents
for about a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Smith and family
were Sunday visitors ut the home of
their daughter, Mrs. Clifford Mel
son.
Miss Getha klucksdahl visited ut
the Jim Annunsen home Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Schoon called
at the Adolph Bassen home Monday.
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Naughton

Edwin johnson drove down from
Wilton to visit his parents Tuesday
evening for = few minutes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Solberg and
sens, Henry and Harvey, motored to
Bismarck Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. johnson, Lester
and Ruth, called on the Hugo Sol
berg family Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Joe Fischer and little son,
Myron, visited her mother, Mrs.
August Carlson, Wednesday.
Mrs. e. A. johnson and daughter,
Isabelle, Aisited with Mrs. Alfred
Karlson Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prank johnson and
little son, Edsel, and Franks mother.
Mrs. Andrew johnson, motored to
Brainerd, Mimi, to visi. Herman
Johnson and wife and to Gibbon,
Mimi. to visit Fred Johnson and
family Thursday morning.
Chas. Johnson has been doing some
plastering for his brother, Frank,
last week.
Mildred Skoglund and Isabelle
Johnson visited the school Thursday.
Mrs. Victor Monyier aud daughter,
Edna, and granddaughter, Lyla Yo-
KUN. visited Mrs. Hugo Solberg
Thursday.
Mrs: Louie Martineson and SON.
Laurence. were in the capital city
Thursday.
,Arthuf" solberg. Emil, Paul and
Arthur Small were. busy Thursday
preparing for the big doings for
Saturday night. .
Edna Monyjer Of Gibbs visited the
school Of Naughton Tuesday. Helen
Rue took her home and was an over
night visitor with Edna.
Mrs. Olaf Lundin was in the capi.
.tal city, Friday. Her daughter, Mrs.
Bill Glerkie, and children came cut
with her. !;
Emil Johnson motored to Bis
marck Saturday. n
Louie Martineson /. and children.
Carl. Ruth, Lawrence. Mary and Al
bert were in the city Saturday. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.. Carlson and
sons. Paul and Nobel, were in Bis
msrck Saturday to attend Sabbath
Richard and Hjelmer Erickson
were in the capital city Saturday.
Arthur Small was in Bismarck Sat-
urday doing some trading.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Peterson and
daughter, Leona, visited with Mr..
and Mrs. John Nordstrom Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Johnson and
isabelle and Ruth motorsd to Bis
maHok Saturday. Isabelle stayed in
TO begin work at the Sweet Shop
Monday.
A big dance was held at the home
Of Mrs. O. N. Lundin Saturday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Olin and little
son visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sol.
berg Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. johnson and
daughter, Ruth, called on John Nord-
strom's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Solberg and
children called on Arthur Solberg's
Sunday.
Charles p. McCarty Of Steele, N.
D.. called at the home Of C. A. John.
son Sunday on business.
Abel and Lester Johnson took in
the Pentecostal meeting in Bismarck
Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Meyers mo.
tored to Glen Ullin Saturday to spend
. few days at the home Of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Fricke left
by motor Friday morning for their
new home at Wauban, Mimi. The
Fricke family have been residents Of
Baldwin for number Of years and
1t IL with feeling Of 'egrst that
we note their departure.
Mrs. Edgar Mount and family, who
have been making their home in Bis
marck the past year, have come to
take up their residence on their farm
east Of Baldwin. Before leaving Bis
marck Mrs. Mount was honor guest
ut several social affairs.
Miss Julie johnson left some time
since for Minot where she will be
employed in dressmakinng estab-
lishment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Nordstrom and
family motored to Wilton Saturday
afternoon where they were callers
at the offices Of DR.. r. C.. Thompson,
and had the burns Of little Ira May
dressed. The little girl was severely
soalded In an accident few weeks
ago, and the burns are healing very
Mrs.. Knownley Dorman and infant
SON have returned from . two weeks
sojourn inn the capital city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Geigls and FAM
lily entertained some relatives firm
Goodrich 1t their home . few days Of
the past week.
Mrs. Ira Falkenstsin motarsd to
Still Saturday afternoon to attend
meeting Of !, the Ladies' Aid. which
wal held at the home Of Mrs. Roy
Anderson. = niece Of Mrs. FAlken-
stein. a
Ralph Fricks, Richard Kikul and
several ethers drove TIE Frieke dairy
herd TO Bismarck Friday nitAt, from
which point they were shipped 70
r.. aid Hrs. willie Borner, accom-.
panied By Willie Greenber9, mo-
tore1 to Nondan Tpesday 20 attend
the picnic sponsored By the Norton
0uyleigh eeunty Dairy Circuit.
9r. and Mn. fredplen Rupp. ae-
eempaAisd 81 NJ. Rupp's mother,
Mrs. Christian 1ppp. motossd u tho
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Our HOnOred Guest
BY Florence Borner
|Dndirofod ~ procsdon< N~~l:lN

ss# BY Florence Borner
dedicated to President Coolidge)
Inc wide-flung spaces of the west
bld welcome to honored guest:
And here. he finds the cruciblet
" rugged mike, yet beautiful,
Wnere men are made, and quickly led
To battle for their daily bread. -
In annals Of our country's fame.
Inc western men are known by name; ,
NOT as the ones who to toll.
But as the true of the soi': =. I
Ihey till the ground; they sow and reap . :. 4
IN order that the world may eat &. I
It's here the fates triumphant, weave
The visions future years achieve, -
when western men go forth 70 fare
Out in the world to do and dare:
With valiant hearts and courage strong
They help the world to carry on.
And here our 4honored guest shall find 1
Gontentment Tor restless mind: q
The birds will sing their melody
FROM early morn till close Of day: sssss fs
tbs here the Wild things find home I
And solitude claims for her own II = u
4 picture grand is open vds
Tie BIoSR NH ii their 6esity RI,
Lie Aqo9rs pointing to the skies: ~
The p(ne, magnificent and free. IL
Rules here IN an his majesty, 81
We welcome You, bur president - ~
70 this fair land Of calm eoutentI M8,s Il
Nay yor find here the answers "a q
The many questions that vex you
And may you find vacation swat ~ IN Z
IN kindly natures safe rexeat. "a NJ y
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visiting ut the Alfred Arneson home
SUNDAY.

visiting ut the Alfred Arneson home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman and
daughter, DOtty, called ut the Alfred
Arneson home Sunday eevning.
Eddie Arnes0n. Valdemar Lein and
Arnold Christianson visited ut the
Dallas Barkman home Sunday.
Mrs. Alfred Arneson and son, Hell
mer, were callers ut Ole Nyseth IS
Thursday evening.
the George Christianson home at
tending the parochial school, spent
the weekend with his parents north
Of Wing.
Johnny Gunderson spent Thursday
evening with his mother, Mrs, Herbie
Gunderson.
Howard Brenden motored to Arena
Saturday forenoon.
Thelma SkOgen is staying at the
Alfred Arneson home while attend
ing parochial school.
Fritz Hagen and family visited at
the N. A. SOderholm home Thursday
evening.
Arnold Christianson. Joseph and
Clarence Rise mOt0red to Driscoll
Thursday.
A large crowd attended the Ladies
Aid at Anton PetersOns. The col
lection taken in amounted to $lO.l5.
Knut and Einar Spilde visited with
their friends. Joseph and Clarence
Rise. Sunday evening.
Mrs. Henry Espeseth, two sons and
daughter and girl friend motored
down from Crosby. N. D.. to spend
q few days with Mrs. Herbie Gunder-
son.
Mrs. b. N. Lein and son, Valdemar,
motored to Driscoli Thursday.
Selma Rise assisted Gale Birkeland
with papering Thursday
Ole Vik called ut the John Birke-
land home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Olson, accom-
panied by Dorothy Barkman, at
tended the dance at Sterling Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Christensen,
son, Arnold, and Reidar Olson visited
at the Herbie Gunderson home FRI
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Erickson and
sons from near Wing attended serv.
ices here Sunday. They also visited
At the B. N. Lein home.
The Luther League meets at the
church July 3rd. Program will be
rendered by Miss DAZZLE and her
pupils.
Fred Josephson called at the Alfred
Arneson and J. o. Rise homes Mon
day evening.
Martin Fast, who is employed at
the Patterson ranch north Of Wing,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Fast.
Clifford Rirkeland motored ia
Driscoll Monday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Springer and
three children, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Emmanuel Haas, left Mon.
day morning to visit at different
points in Canada. They will drive
Mr.. .Springer's ear there and back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove and
Miss Roberta Palms were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Glanville Sunday.
. Miss Mabel Hslver Of Bismarck
spent the fore part Of the week
visiting at Mir. and Mrs. r. c. Hal
yer's. q
A baseball game was scheduled for
Sunday afternoon at the Florence
Lake diamond between the Garfield
fans and the Florence Lake stars.
But owing to the rain that began
TO fall at the beginning Of the game
they had to postpone it to some
pretty fast game so those interested
in baseball want to be sure and At
tend next Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. A. L. Tees returned the first
part Of the week after q weeks visit
with her relatives and friends near
Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Isaminger and
family were quests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Halver Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. O. Touring and
family were futile visitors Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zachre returned Sat-
urday evening from their trip ia
eastern cities. A number Of their
friends gathered at their home Mon.
day evening. and gave them . real
old.fashi0ned welcome.
Grant Palms and Harry Ulfers
were out Tuesday looking after the
interests OF the Wing Mutual Tele.
phone company. A it stands the
shareholders are about to lose their
shares. a. the sheriff is going to
forec!ose on 1t for past due taxes.
Andrew. Lena. Alvina and Harold
Kraft were shopping in futile Sat-
c. 2. Koppin. implement dealer
from futile, set up new Primrose
cream separator for Elmer Perry
Wednesday.
Charlie Ha.lesrove. Otto Bieeh
Charlie Satler, Bert Clanvilie. and
Andrew Kraft. have been working
the roads the past week.
Herbert Sweet, insurance agent fol-
the New York Life, was q caller ct
several homes in this vicinity the
last Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrss Jacob Steielemeyer
were shopping Goodrich Friday after
noon.
/ W.. H. Stark returned from Bis
marck Saturday evening whore he
has been sitting on the jury for the
past week.
The hail adjuster adjusted mum.
Dor Of claims through here Thurs.
day. the damage running from Ia
per cent to total loss.
The Misses Alvina. Lena and An
drew and Philip Kraft visited ct the
Remie home Sunday. .
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers ct.
tended the funeral Of Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Coldsmith's infant babe Sunday
y vas buried in the family. lot a
Tuttle.
Elmer Drum was business caller
Ct the capital city Wednesday:
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Alfred Arneson and sons Helmer
and Eddie motored to futile Satur-
day.
Joseph and Clarence Rise and Ed
die Arneson attended the dance at
the Arena grove Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kluksdahl
called at the Christianson and Rise
homes Friday evening.
J. U. Rise and son Glenwood mo-
tored to Wing and Arena Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hanson called
at the J. O.. Rise and Fritz Hagen
homes Tuesday evening.
N. A. Soderholm was q caller at
Driscoll Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. d. Barkn,an and
daughter Dotty motored to Driscoll
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Arneaon and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Arneson
and baby motoYed up from Windsor.
N. p. Saturday to spend few days
visiting with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Arneson had
their baby baptized Sunday, the
name given was Mearl Delmer. 500 /.
sors were Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Arne.
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch ArneSon
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Brendon d ID
SON Byron motored to Linton Sunday
to spend few days.
Ole Spilde and son. Knut. motor ID
to Driscoll Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Arneson ID
sons from south Of Driscoll were
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MORE 'DAKOTANS"
IN PUBLIC OFFICES

Two more graduates of Dakoea
Business College, Fargo, have re-
ceived appointments in public Off
ces, E. l.. Nelson as Clerk OF Court
in Nelson County, Bessie Anderson
as Deputy Register Of Deeds in
Burke County. Sylvia Arman is now
official stenoerapher in the office
of States Atty. Dahl. Grafton.
Re5uLs tell more plainly than
words, why you should take d. B.
G.. ACTUAL BUSINESS training
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES else.
where). Watch each week. Fol.
low the Successful" Ask F. L.
Watkins, Pres. 500 Front St. 4,
Fargo, about Summer School.
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Schrunck

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Nolan and fam
ily and Mrs. Nolan's mother, Mrs.
Schulz, went to Underwood Sunday.
Mrs. Adam Klein has been helping
her mother, Mrs. Tom Novak, and sis
ter. Mrs. Ed. Slewpetz, paper their
homes last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Slewpetz visited
ct the Marchsnt home Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. slewpetz came to visit his son
Ed Monday evening and will remain
here for the summer.
Louise and Ernest Klein of Bis
marck are visiting their aunt and
uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Slewpetz, and
grandmother, Mrs. Tom Novak, this
summer.
E.rest and Louise Klein visited at
the Marchant home Tuesday.
MP. and Mrs. Ed Slewpetz and
mrs: Slewpetz sister. Mrs. Adam
Klein, and children of Bismarck.
went to Wing Saturday, where Mrs.
Klein and children took the train to
their home.
Ernest Klein Is herding cows for
MS uncle, Tom Novak, this summer.
Herman Meters went to Wing
Tuesday.
Mrs. Marchant and daughters, Hell
en-. Margaret and Irene, visited 1t the
Herman Meters home Wednesday.
Miss Marcella Meters Is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Walter Stark. Of
Goodrich this week, and helping her
paint and paper their house.
Johnny Witt and Leroy Marchant
visited !ohnny's parents, Tuesday
/, Walter Stark called at the Meters
nome Monday to get Marcella, who
WILL spend q week with them.
Jake Krause called ct r. G. March
ants Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hien were in
Wing Saturday.
mrs. Chris Hien and Mrs. HENS
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs.