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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-09

Rev. Pearson left Sunday to at
tend the summer school at Grand
Forks.
Kirk Batter returned to Braddock
Tuesday. after few weeks visit at
the home Of his aunt, Mrs. v. E.
York, Of Selfridge, N. u.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dexter and
family returned Monday from a two
weeks visit with relatives at Scran-
ton. N. D., and also in Saskatchewan.
Canada.
Miss Winnifred Jungc Of Bismarck
spent a few days vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Junge,
of Braddock.
Mrs. Hattie Sempel, accompanied
by her two sons. Glen and Leonard.
arrived from Minneapolis Tuesday
to visit with relatives here. They
were also accompanied by Mrs. Tom
Magcc Of st. Paul, who will spend a
few weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. r. Weber, and other rcla-
tives.
Miss Cecil Ryan returned to Bis
marck Sunday, after a two weeks
vacation here and through the Black
Hills.
Miss Avis Carlisle of Bismarck
was guest Of Miss Marian Barton
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Barton and
family attended the funeral of the
little Scherr boy at kintyre Sunday.
Mrs. Arnold Anderson and little
daughter Shirley May returned to
their home at Cooperstown Thurs
her parents.
Alex Nordstrom of Walnut Grove
M:rn.. mctorcd to Eraddock this
week.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
church met at the home of Mrs. 0
z. Lee Thursday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. +. F. Savage mo
tored to Steele Tuesday to NEE
Gordon McLachlan, who had been il
| Minneapolis for the past week Of
business
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Clarke Of Ell
lcndaIc, accompanied by their tw'
sons, Ralph and Gordon, motorc
into Braddock Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. +. Sheppard 0
Bismarck called on Braddock friend
Sunday.
Mrs. r. M. Long and Mrs. ]. H
Bowen mOtorcd to Gackle Thursda
afternoon. returning home Saturda
morning.
Mrs. Esther Reid and two childre
are spsuding . two weeks vacatio
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NEWS OF OUR NElCHBORS

tended the meeting Of the Press as
ISOLATION in Minot Mrs. Styles and
/ the children accompanied him to
Rugby where they will visit.
Ruth. Glen and Georgia Matthews
and Gladys Whtmorc visited at tho
Altes home Sunday.
Sam Wamsley has contracted with
the Abbott Bros. to harvcs, his crop
with their newly purchased com.
bine
: The Farmers Union Elevator Co.
has hired Mr.. Bell for another sea
son with authority to hire an assist
ant during the rush season.
Alma Darling visited Mrs. Buster
Brown several days last week.
Harvest work is being delayed
somewhat by the daily rains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson Of
fnderlin are locating here. Mr..
Wilson Is an attorney.
+ Rev. and Mrs. S. 4. Walker and
family Of Wolf Point. Mont. visited
j friends here last week. Rev. Walker
vas a former pastor Of the Presby-
terian church.
\ D. A. Ritchic is out again after a
protrac:ed siege Of rheumatism.
Scotty Grouse attended the Man
dan fair.
Mrs. Boucher visited Miss Helen
at the st. Alcxius hospital in Bis
marck Thursday.
Mrs. John Bragg's house was
struck By lightning during storm
last week. No great damage was
done
Olaf Lindseth went to Dickinson
Monday to adjust hail losses. He
expects to be gone about 10 days.
Stanley Lindseth. who is here from
Minneapolis on his vacation. accom-
panied his father
Mr.. and Mrs Forrest Fairchild at
tended the Morton County fair
Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Jaynes and Mrs. y.
Ness entertained the Presbyterian
Missionary society at the church
Tuesday.
Chester Naugnt is spending a few
days vacation from his work in the
postolficc, helping his father harvest
his crop.
Mrs. Otto Nilfcrt made a trip to
Bismarck Monday.
The w G. r. L. met at the Meth.
odist church Wednesday.
Waiter Roscn. who has been en-
ploycd in Bismarck for some time.
returned home Sunday.
Chas. Loerch returned Monday
from Canada where he visited his
aged mother
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Mckenzie

Mrs. Dick Ludeman Of Iowa was
the guest of Mrs. Geo. Watson We'd
nesday. -,
Mr.. Lyman Of the Perfection Bak-
cry Co., Mandan, was a business
caller here Saturday.
Mr.. Random Of Jamestown is act
ing as helper at the depot in Joe
Granicr's absence. Mr.. Granier is
working at Mott.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Hughes have
moved into their new house which
has been under construction on their
farm.
Mrs. J. E. Sharp and Mrs. Ed
Gibson were callers in town Mon
day.
inez Colby and Nina Marley un-
derwent an operation at Bismarck
hospital Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Crum and Mr.:
and Mrs. T. r. Hughes and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. jacobson of Bismarck mo-
tored to Wildwood Sunday.
j. H. MacMonogale visited over
the weekend with his family at the
John Fruehuer home. They left OH
Monday for Valley City where they
will make their home.
Vinton Heaton spent Sunday at
the L. E. Heaton home.
|. l.. E. Heaton and son shipped sew
eral car loads Of hogs from here Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Anderson were
business callers here Monda:.
Mrs. Lee Hamblin enjoyed visit
from her cousin of New Rockford.
The Round Robin club met with
Mrs. Warren Clighe Wednesday aft.
ernoon. Mrs. Hazel Ludeman OF
Iowa was an out of town guest.
VIM. Wilton, Jr., is having his
hand treated for blood poisoning.
Mrs. Clara Paul Of Bismarck was
caller in town Friday.
Art DAVIS family have arrived
from Minnesota.
Miss Loren Gayueir is visiting
with her sister Mrs. John Gamble
south of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Hendershot
are now employed on the w. L. Wat.
son ranch.
The Ladies Aid met in regular
session Wednesday afternoon at thu
home of Mrs. T. T. Hughes.
H. p. Goddard was looking after
his farm interests here Tuesday,
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Ecklund

Lawrence Little and Oscar Erhar,
visited at the Jim Little home Mon.
day evening.
Joe Jiras was business caller ir
Washburn Sunday.
Justine Morris, who has been ii
in the st. Alcxius hospital for sia
weeks returned to her home ncal
Wilton Friday.
A number from this vicinity at.
tended the dance at the Henry Sund.
quist farm Saturday night.
1ssy Brown was a caller in Bald.
win Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. MCCULLOUGH
and daughter Aldythe were callers
in Bismarck Thursday.
Harold Williams. Herman Falken.
stein and son Wallace called at the
H. A. Mccullough home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Thompson were
callers in Bismarck Wednesday.
Dorothy and Marjory Norris were
callers in Baldwin Monday.
Harold Williams and Wallace
Falkcnstein attended the fair al
Mandan Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morris ano
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Schrunk

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Meters gro
the proud parents Of an eight and
one half pound baby gill born to
them Monday evening, July 10.
Gustaf Witt called at the Roy
Marchant home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Koch and Slrs.
Ted Ehnes and bany sJn motor cd to
Wing Wednesday afternoon.
Andrew Nic.e.* Hell ut the VIM.
Witt home Monday evening.
Tom Nov:k called ut tie Y. J
Mnrchant h..ic Monday e:cning.
&c. .:c iIar".. y wns Il = IhL' :Hllc'
Tue s.lls afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Marchsnt Gnd
family called at the Herman Meters
home Wednesday evening.
The people from this community
who gathered at Florence lake fol
q dip Friday evening were. Andrew
Marcclla. Albert and Leo Meters
John and Gustapt Witt, MIR. arr
Mrs. John Koch. Mrs. Ted Ehnes
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Lem

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bcrkvam and
family Of futile spent Wcdresda
evening AT the Sivcrt Brcndcn home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman and
Miss Dorothy attended the fair at
Mandan.
Ed Jc-hins and Alfred Small of
Bismarck arrived here Wednesday
evening and will commence work
III the harvest fields.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. j. Rrcnden called
at the Sivcrt Rrcndcn home Thurs
day forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Arneson,
daughter Alice and Ed Nygaard. at
tended the fair 1T Mandan.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Q. Rise motored to
Wing Wednesday afternoon.
Anna and Helen Anderson Of Bis
marok are spending a short visit at
the Alfred Arneson home.
Miss Clara Rise is visiting with
her sister at the Ed. Larson home
Lear Wing.
Alvin and Arnold Hclgeson IT Re
gan spent Tuesday evening in this
vic entity.
Harold and Arnold Christianson
and Arthur Rise were business call
crs at the Dallas Barkman home Fri
day afternoon.
Fred Joserhson transacted bust
ness at Bismarck Friday.
He|mcr and Eddie Arncscn mo
tored TO Bismarck and Mandan Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Christianson.
Mrs. Geo. Christensen. Mrs. Vic
Pardon and daughter Dolores. and
Gale Kirkland called at the Sivert
Brenden home Sunday afternoon.
Helmer Arneson and Lille Lien
called at +. q. Rises Sunday eve
ming.
\ few from this vicinity spent
Sunday afternoon at Lake Isabel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Algot Dravland and
family motore1 to Jamestov- Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Vic Pardon Of Eldridge, \.
Oak. is spending few days visit
ing with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Birkeland and family.
4 fairly large crowd attended
services at tho church Sunday. There
viii be Norwegian services again
August - at , o'clock.
Quite few from this vicinity at
tended tho ball game held at the F..
Eliason home Sunday afternoon.
Art Bjorhus called at the G.. NJ,
Bjerkc home Monday forenoon.
Miss Verna Torgeson of Bismarck
spent the weekend at the N. A.
Sodorholm homo.
| Olga and Joseph Rise and Howard
Brendcn motored to futile Thurs
dav EVENING.
The Luther League meets at Nels
Dronens next Sunday. August IL
Everybody welcome.
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Margaret Chen. Leroy and Helen
Marchant. Josephine Kohlcr, Arvin
Mcntz. Mrs. r. Koch and Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Sictz.
Fred Smith purchased new
power type Of binder from the Wing
Mercantile Co.
lrma Meyer and Clarence Kindred
called at the K. J. Marchant home
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Henry Sielingcr and daugh-
ter Marjorie June, Mrs. Herman
Seilinger and son Earl James. Irma
Meyer and Mrs. Scilinger called at
the Herman Meters home Thursday
afternoon.
John Witt who has been working
at the Patterson ranch returned to
his home Tuesday evening.
Herman Meters was Wing call
CT Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Wintz motorcd
to Bismarck Thursday.
Mrs. Joe Kleme and daughter,
Lois, spent Wednesday at tho
Meters home.
Christ Helm was a Wing shopper
Monday.
Marcella, Andrew, Wilbcrt and
Leo Meters, Josephine khOler a.
John Witt spent Saturday evening
at the r. J. Marchant home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Klien and
daughter Louise and son Melton of
Bismarck spent Sunday with her
brother, Tom Novak.
Mrs. Herman Sielinger entertained
a number of relatives and friends at
birthday dinner in honor of her
husband.
The Friday evening callers at the
Meters home were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Kleme and Lois, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bethel Bailey, Helen, Mary, Irene
and Leroy Marchant.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Marchant were
Wing callers Saturday forenoon.
James Novy brought a new
threshing machine from Wing Sat-
urday morning.
Frank Hambcrg was a Wing shop
per Saturday.
John Witt purchased a new power
take-off binder from the Wing
Mercantile Co. Friday.
WI. anu WIS. w Ill. VIII ana
daughters, Esther and Lenora and
son Emil. and Violet Wentz were
Sunday callers at the Jacob Trieb-
wausscrs home near McClusky Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. O. Sperry and son
Warren were Wing callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Wcntz were
Sunday guests at the Jake Trieb-
wausscr home.
John Witt called at the Jake
Wentz home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Koch and Mrs.
Fred Koch were Wing shoppers
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seilenger and
daughter and Mrs. Scilcnger mo-
tored to Wing Monday.
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Wilson

Mr.. A. F.. Nelson was a business
caller at the Sam Berg home Tues
day morning. He also called at the
John A. Berg homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Wagner and
sons motorcd near Mercer Sunday
where they visited with Mr.. Wag-
ncr's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Berg and fam
lily motored to the river to pick
chokechcrries Monday afternoon.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Jusct, Aug 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Hintz OF
Martin. N. D.. Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Berg of Wing, n. D. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Wagner were visitors a,
the Sam Berg home Sunday after.
noon.
Mrs. Christ Wolf and daughtel
were Monday afternoon visitors will
Mrs. John A. Berg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wagner mo
tored to Painted Woods lake Mon
day.
Mrs. Clara Whichcr of north O
Mercer was visitor with Mrs. Bers
Friday. She also called at the Johl
A. Berg home Monday.
The Ladies Aid society of tn
Lutheran church was held at Mrs
Adolph Bender's. A large crow.
was present and a nice lunch wa
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Newmillc
visited at the Christ Wolf home Sun
day evening.
The services at the Evangelical
church was we'll attended Sunday
Rev. Strutz Of jamestown was pres
ent. He also attended the Ladies
Md of the same society in the af
ternocn. A large crowd was presen
and Mrs. Mike Wall served lunch at
ter the aid. The next aid will NEE
with Mrs. Christ Newmiller.
Misses Martha and Bertha Berl
are helping at their uncles farm.
J. J. Schafer was a caller at tn
A. f. Nelson home Tuesday morn
ing.
John A. Berg and family wcr'
Wilton callers Friday afternoon.
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about a week in Bismarck with their
son and daughtcr-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Asplund.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson and
children were dinner guests at John
Johnson's Sunday.
Miss Ida Tosseth visited with Der.
othy Little Saturday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Pete Johnson called
oil Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur johnson one
day last week.
Mrs. c. l.. Johnson. daughter Vel
ma and Mrs. Lawrence Richard
called at the Chas. Noon home one
evening last week for Doris and
Helen johnson who had been visiting
there Il few days.
Miss Anetta Erickson returned
home Wedi ,sday after spending tx,
weeks in the Twin Cities.
Martin Strand made a business
trip to Wilton Tuesday evening.
Conrad Johnson vas Regain
caller Monday.
Florence and Thurc johnson were
callers on Mr.. and Mrs. John Asp
lund Saturday.
Callers at the Hagstrom home Fri
day evening were: Mrs. Lawrence
Richard, Nelma. Helen. Doris and
Berradine Johnson. Anthony Er;ck
SON. Erick Pearson, Mr.. Rue and Mr.
Olson.
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with their daughter. From there
they will continue on their journey
home to Marscilles, Illinois.
Several of the farmers in this vi
entity have started harvesting their
rye and barley. 1t won't be long un.
til harvest will be in full swing.
Mr. ard Mrs. Frank Nicholson
were Tuesday evening callers at the
Carl Berg home,
Frieda Uhde and Anna knutso.
were Regain shoppers Tuesday af-
tcrncon.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little and Gene
called at the Uhde home Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davenport and
George Nicholson were visitors at
tho NJ. Mailman home Wednesday
afternoon.
iir. and Mrs. Jake Fisher and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. G. klipfel
Of Regain were supper guests at the
Carl Berg home Wednesday eve
ming.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davenport and
J Mrs. Louie Jorgenson motored to
! the river Thursday.
Roy and Gene Little called at the
Cecil Elkins home Thursday morn
ing.
/ Ruth Wilmot visited with Marie
Schillng Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Little and Gene
were Thursday evening callers at the
Harry McCullou~' home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Berg and chill
dren we're supper guests at the Jake
Fisher home Friday evening.
Mrs. Anna Wilson and daughtcs
Bessie left Thursday for differcr
points in Iowa. Miss Hazel Rhines
is acting as telephone operator dur.
ing Mrs. Wilson's absence.
Mrs. John Howe and Mrs. Anna
knutson were guests at the Henry
Swanson home near Wing Friday.
Mrs. Anna knutson called OH Mrs
Julius Olson Thursday.
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Ghylin

r. J. Engelhretson and oarick
y. Fisher were in Bismarck ono day
last week.
). Among those who attended the
Pentecostal church Sunday evening
from this vicinity were. Mr.. and
Mrs. Q. J. krause and family. Bar
lick Fisher. Vernon Anderson. Emil
:. Olson. Marie Selahn. Mrs. Neis Aim
and children. Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Selahn and Paul Eupp. Alfred An
derson and Ira Magnuson.
- Mrs. Nels Aim and children lven
Hollys, and Wills were shoppers III
Regain Saturday evening.
Paul Station and Owen Davis at
tended the Pentecostal services Sun
:. day evening.
The Misses Esther and Ella
Krausc called oil Rernita Rrenniesc
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bracket and
;, children. Carolyn and Alvin we're
callers At the Bert Selahm home
). Sunday.
y. Aug. krausc was caller in Bis
n1arck Tuesday morning.
Hilda krause is helping Mrs. John
Hhum Of Regain.
Mr.. krauso. Esther and Aug. were
=. callers at the T.. !. Engelbretson
home
Hulda Mae Nolkh,an &c Wilton
was week end visitor At the \. J.
!. krausc home last week
Esther Krausc vas visitor 1T
The Volkman home last week.
The Misses EIilda krausc and
Marie Sclahn, Emil Olson and Bar
lick Fisher were Wilton callers sun
day.
John and Bill Drawer were
Regain callers Saturday
A.. J. krausc end Aug. IT. hauled
some grain to town Monday.
Fred Ehncs and son Willie were
:. Regain callers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Bender Of Washburn
>. were callers at the 4. }. krause
home Sunday.
Chas. Magnuson was Regain
caller Saturday evening.
Sig Rupp was caller in Eegar
Saturday.
= Sig. Rupp went to Wilton to have
some dental work done.
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Estherville

Callers in Regain from here Satur-
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mick
elson, Mrs. Carl Berg and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Danielson and
family, Earl Mowder, George Now
der, Harry Davenport, Chas. Man.
ming and family, Roy Mccullough.
VIM. Mickelson's, George Nicholson,
Conrad Johnson, Lloyd knutson.
Uhde's and Roy Littlc's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Uglcm and son
Norman Of Wilton were Saturday
night and Sunday guests at the Roy
Little home. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Little and daughter Irma were also
Sunday guests at the Little home.
Mrs. Anna Strand and family wer :
Sunday dinner guests at the Joe
Cook home.
There was no church services at
Garfield as planned Sunday fore
noon, as Rev Christ was delayed on
his way out from Wilton, and it was
too late TO hold services when he
arrived. But services we're held in
the evening at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Berg and family
picnickcd at Painted Woods Lake
Sunday. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davenport
and Ruth Wilmot motorcd to the
river fishing Sunday. They stopped
at the Tom Hollingsworth home or
their way back to get Charlotte vii.
mot who has been visiting there the
past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nicholson
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Mowdcr. Frieds
Uhdc, Mrs. Anna knutson, MIR. ans
Mrs. doc Cook and family. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ole Void and Mrs. Roy Little
and Wilfred were callers at tn
! Strand home Monday evening.
| Carl Berg was . Regain Gallo
Tuesday morning.
Jake Fisher and Frank Mickels0I
delivered some hogs to Wilton Mon
day evening.
John How is doing some masoI
work at the Frank MickcIson home
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hopton LEI
Tuesday morning by ear for Hurdn
field where they will visit some tim
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Steele

Rev. and Mrs. d. X. Ford and chill
- dren of Crosby spent part of their
=: vacation visiting friends hero. Rev.
Ford was pastor of the Presbyterian
=. church here several years ago. He
preached at the morning and evening
+ssEervices Sunday to large and app:c-
:. :eiative audiences.
Mrs. Stromblad is spending sevcra,
s...Necks visiting friends in futile.
!. j. c. Reid and son attended the
fair at Mandan one day last week.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Christy Matheis Wis
tied at Streeter over Sunday.
49, Mrs. Matthews entertained the
w. F. M. S. Wednesday.
e~s Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Buegcman Wis
|. tied at the Methodist parsonage Sat-
urday.
d Mr.. and Mrs. Arnc Vinje made a
~ trip to Fargo last week.
a. County Superintendent Williams
Z returned last week from a vacation
1s..rip to California.
go Kiss Eleanor Peterman of Glen
wood. MIMI. is visiting friends here.
..~ Mrs. George Schlabach of Driscol!
Il. motored to Steele in their new
en- one day last week.
Ia, rars. r. Armstrong visited friends
b Bismarck Tuesday.
Oil i.r. and Mrs. G. Zech and family
returned home from a motor trip to
New York last week.
Mr.. Grenz Of Napoleon visited at
The Hochhalter home Sunday.
~. Miss Thelma Leissman returned to
Bismarck last week.
I Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Henry and
family are on . vacation trip to
= points in Canada.
w Mrs. J. ]. Hochhalter is enjoying q
visit. from her sister who arrived
!. Sunday from Minneapolis.
-: Rev. and Mrs. Gress visited at Hi
Darlin9s and the H. NJ. Smith homes
Saturday afternoon.
" Nj. and Mrs Vinton Hcaton and
S:bOn have moved into the new Hoch-
halter residence.
I1itqI lyyile # the "0zone" at-
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Sheep Real Enemy
of Sow Thistles

Grand Forks, n. D., Aug. 9.-E,
Sheep arc the principle enemy Of
sow thistles. weed pest that has
spread southwark from the Memo.
mite colonies of southern Manitoba
almost across the whole of North
Dakota. The thistle has been one
of the chief agencies in reducing
wheat yields and awakening the
northwest to the need of diversi.
fled farming.
The value of sheep as foe of the
weed was revealed by a series Of
farm tours through the Red River
valley. in which scores of farmers
Joined to study eradication processes.
Other livestock also aid in con-
troll of the thistle menace. Crop ro-
tation is close second as a means
Of combating it.
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An expert estimates that a real.
ly good permanent wave should
last eight months.
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LOST AND FOUND FOR SALE

LOST AND FOUND FOR SALE
Toledo, Ohio. Aug. 9.-Hcrman
Woodbury. Of Monroe, Mich, had lost
his car and then he found it-for
sale. Several hours later a stranger
stopped him and extolled the
wonders Of used car parked at
the curb. The salesman" did sud-
den Houdini when Woodbury. told
Him it wasn't customary to buy the
same car twice, at least not without
q sale being recorded in between.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-15
Railroad man Finds Pleasure
 Behind Gateway

Northern Pacific people who roll on their tongues the rfeas- ant phrase, 'Seattle-the Gate way to Alaska can never tru- Iy appreciate just what that means, much less guess what it is going to mean, until they have themselves experienced the thrills of an Alaskan cruise" said M. M. GoodsiIi, genera. passenger agent of the Northern Pacific railway, St. Paul, upon his return, with Mrs. GoodsiIl and their two boys, from a four weeks' trip thru Alaska, says the Seattle Star.
 "For years 1 have used the slogan in railroad advertising, thinking of it as a handy sales sentence, useful Seattle as- set, of course, but not appre ciating at all how great it is and is to be. am closer to an understanding appreciation now aitho in months time, from Seattle, 1 have had time to see only a very little of Alaska, it is SO huge.
 "The cruise to Alaska and the railroad sidetrips into the Interior are far beyond the happest Expectations | had formed. Our own Northern Pa cific advertising of travels to Alaska has been much too conservative-We have not pro- missed enough, been sufficient Iy glowing in our descriptions and the complete satisfaction of the trip l have just made has convinced me that even the steamship lines serving Alaska have under-valued rather than over emphasized the charm, the restfulIness and the inspira- tiGn of Alaskan vacations"
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-15
Interest Quickens
 ln 5. A. (. Popular
 Contest For Girls

The popularity contest being con- ducted in conjunction with the Days of Forty Nine" to determine who will be queen of the celebration of the Seward Athletic Club is arousing much interest throughout Seward. The lucky girl will receive a beautiful gift in addition to the honor of being the queen of Seward.
 The standing il D. m. Friday Sep tember IA, was. as follows:
 Cecil Leslie 5; Katherine Neville 4; La Verne Talbert 4; Ava Peterson 4 Bert Mcintosh 4; Verna Wheeler 8; Madge McRae 3; Elsie Larson 3; Katherine Horton 3; Irene Sawyer 3; Ernestine lessen. 3; Helen Sawyer 3; Elsie Leslie g..