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Schrunk

Herman Meters and Joe Klene
were Wing shoppers Wednesday.
George Harmon has been grind
ing feed for Herman Meters and
Joe Klene this week.
Mrs. r. G.. Marchant and daugh.
ter HELENE were callers 1t the
Lawyer home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Nolan are the
proud parents Of baby boy born
to them Wednesday evening, March
81. Mother and baby are getting
along nicely.
Mrs. Chris Hien spent Few days
at the Ed. Nolan home.
Mr.. Lytle has been in this COM
munity selling life insurance this
week.
Jake Wentx and John Fode spent
Wednesday forenoon 1t the r. G.
Marchant home.
Thomas Novak was q Wing shop.
per Wednesday.
Margaret Marchant was on the
sick list this week.
Tracy and Anton Novy spent
Sunday with the Hindbouch family,
A st. Patrick's day party was
held at the Kock home Saturday
evening. A number Of friends were
present and reported having . very
good time.
John Witt visited at tie r. G.
Marchant home Wednesday even.
ing.
E. Lyle had dinner at the R. G.
Marchant homie Friday.
Leroy Marchant and John FOdc
called at the Herman Meters home
Wednesday evening.
John Witt, Beulah Lawyer and
Helene Marchant were in Wing Fri.
day evening.
Mr.. md Mrs. Christ Helm were
Wing shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Meters
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Nevy and family attended church in
Wing Saturday.
Joe Klene was in Wig Saturday.
Mrs. o. o. Sperry and MIS-. james
Novy visited with Mrs. La xycr and
Beulah Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Kuehl speEt Saturday after.
noon with Mrs. &. Earl1oa.
John Witt spent Sunday after.
noon at his parental homo.
Andrew Meters called at Their.
G. Marchant home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Marcnant mo
tored to Wing Monday afternoon ia
do their shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wcntz AMI
children Violet and Leroy :notcred
ITO Tuttle Saturday where they will
make their home.
Father johnson from PickarJ-
vile, N. D., has been employed at
the Ed. Nolan home since the ar
rival OF the new baby, Jaues
Francis.
Ted Nolan called at The James
Novy home Sunday.
Albert Leo and Bill Meters call
ed at the Nolan home Sunday after
noon.
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mstots1 = 1lssarek sass.1ay.
Thy Alle atte1de& ~ aato ohoW'
hel4 at Mandan.
Aisees Olca, Oliv1 aad SoIa1o
Rise spsnt Friday with jesecSiSo
0l4so y Tryft township. IS.
Geo. Chrjationoon and son Harold
Isot0ted 70 Tutkle Monday.
ule. Vic Pardon and daughter of
Eldridee g spending . 4Sw dan
visiting ~ her parental home,
Miss Dorothy Barlmsn spent tho
weekend q her parental home.
Harold ChHistionson spent Sunday
Of the Olaueon homo IN Clear Lake
township.
J. 5. Rise Of Mabel. MINI. =.
rived here Friday and win spend !
short time visiting his son, ]. q.
Rise, and family.
J. 8. Rise, Mr.. and Mrs. J. q.
Rise and daughter Clara spent sun.
day afternoon at the G. M. Bjerke
home.
Miss Esther Bjerke spent Sunday
at the Heimo Surtola home
There will be Norwegian services
at the church Sunday, April let, q
2 o'clock, and Thursday. Aprii s.
q 2 o'clock. Rev. Stove Of FarRo.
n. D., vii! conduct English services
here. W
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Clear Lake

Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Bailey and
family are visiting Mr.. and Mrs,
John Merringdahf for. few days.
Joe Paulson brought homo , new
tractor and plows Friday. They
were. purchased in Driscoll.
Miss Elsie Belle is employed at
the ID. Kessol home at present.
The Schoon boys attended the
dance - Menolsen Friday evening.
Miss Vivian Shaffer spent Friday
evening at the Faunce Luyben home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Faunce Lyben,
daughter Bernice and Miss Vivian
Shaffer were Bismarck visitors
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Nielsen and
daughter Ruth we're Sunday visitors
at the Homer Nelson home. !.
Miss Priscilla Olson, who has been
employed at Mrs. H. Peterson's home
south Of Driscoll for some time,
returned home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Nelson and
family visited q few days with Mrs.
Nelson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A,
Smith.
Mrs. Marie Olausen and family
visited Sunday with the = Nelson
family,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Boyer enter
tanned friends Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hargrave,
Misses Lenora and Fay Hargrave
spent Saturday in Bismarck.
Tho Willie Olson family, Julius
Yanker, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Lyben and
daughter Bernice, Mr.. and Mrs,
Harold Hargrave, Misses Lenora and
Fay Hargrave spent Saturday eve
ming at the Frank Shaffer home.
Jim Amdnsen is shingling Albert
Hamman's barn this week. -
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news Of OUR NEICHbORS

day. Mrs. Hagen was ! daughter Of
Mrs. N. p. Carlson OF Washburn,
who ID well known here. Mrs.
George WicklAnder, another daugh.
ter Of Mp. Carlson, died Just six
weeks ago. A grandson had been
the victim Of dirhtheria . few
weeks before that, making this the
third death IN the family in three
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin johnson are
moving into their new home on the
old Fitzgerald place the first part
Of the week.
Arthur Erickson returned home
Sunday from an extended tour OF
the west. He has been gone since
the first Of January spending most
Of the time in sunny California.
Miss Alma Benson Of Bismarck
spent the weekend with her broth
er-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Asplund.
Mrs. C. L. johnson is on the sick
list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabriel Thor and
sons visited at the E. p. Nelson
home Of Mercer one day last week.
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bus. She reports vie|a % delne
nicely and win sooa b Meme.
Mr.. and Mre. Daso CllSUhQun
rpunt Saturday evening Ind sunday
at the Geo. Neumen heMe at yMel-
! man.
Mr.. and Nrs. AT Nuekl~s no
tored to Mandsn SatuE6oy where
they attended che auto shew.
Mrs. G. ]. Endsss and dsughtegs
Dorothy and KeNee meteEAo 70 Dis'
tnsrck on Saturday. They wote
accompanied BY Mira. David Calqu-
houn and daughter Ann. the latter
remaining In Bismarck tor . ~!
days whore she will receive medical
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Crsns q
Ha1elton visited 1t the John Schleekt
home one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pistx of Linton
called at the Quasi home Wednesday
evening.
Joe .Lipp came up frsm Linton
Sunday evening where he visited ct
the Calquhoun home,
Mrs. Peach entertained Irene
Caster ct dinner Tuesday evening In
honor Of her sons birthday.
School Notes
Those having perfect attendance
for the past week ate Sammy, Otto,
Guy, Luella, Irene. sarah, Pauline,
Dorothea, Rose, Alvin, and Edward.
Mavis has been absent from our
room, Tor two weeks and II still very
III with rheumatism.
Fifth grade wrote very eeod
language stories On Wednesday. We
traced Z grain Of wheat from the
bin to . loaf Of bread and Noted al
Of tho interesting changes.
Fourth grade q studying measure.
ments and find Il mueh fun 70
measure and draw vafiove figures.
Bad Lands and cut out birds.
John Knapp was absent last week.
He has been sick with the flu.
Those receiving 100 per cent IN
the seventh and eighth grades last
week were: Alfred and David
Calquhoun, Lydia Burkhardt, Bsr-
nice Nelsoh, Catherine Fssls, Robert
Stedman, Arthur and EmqAvel Al
brecht, Caroline Deis, HAtther, Oseh.
ner. Those IN the sixth grade were:
Hslmer Icon. Martha Albfecht,
Esther DuShhardt and Edward
Knapp.
Some Of 10 have finished our
baaksts and they ars very pretty.
The sixth grade have begun read.
ing In the "Elson Reader" We onjey
reading the stories very much.
We have learned . new song IN
our room. Capital Ship"
Friday Afternoon the 1ixth, seventh
and eighth grades enjoyed . hike
out to the ''banbury Butte"
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Wing

Ella Mueller, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Whsitstoek and Fred pshs drove II
Bismarck Friday afternoon, return.
ing Sunday.
Clarence Rise spent the weekend
with his folks, returning SuAday
with Martha Fast.
Mrs. Fred Cumbsr, formerly o1
this vicinity has been visiting ct the
Collins home.
Grover Anderson and family Of
futile were visiting Ut the Harvey
homo Sunday.
John Mueilsr returned from Bis.
iMarck Saturday with = new Chew
rolst coach.
Nj. ana Mrs. Ebb Clsvelaad and
Bin Knowlss were visiting relatives
In Wilton Sunday.
Gordon Jehns spent the weekend
In Bismarck With Lsnoras WHO d
sick In the hospital.
Mr.. and Nrs. VIM. Mitt were
shopping IN futile Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. Kremenetsky, the
parents Of . baby girl, born Mon
day, March 20eh. Mr.. Ktemenet-
sky IL 1T South Dakota with heE
folks.
John Musller, John and Clara and
Esther Anderson motored TO Biz
matsk Monday.
Mt. and MTs. Johns and lola Du-
toit were visiting Lenore ct Bis
mArck Sunday.
Iesadore Kremenstsky installed Z
new milking machine ct the South
Patterson ranch.
Miss Hollstsin motorsd 20 Regan
Saturday 70 preach 10 her regular
sermon On Sunday.
Mr.. Graham was transAetine bus
ineqs IN the capital city Tuesday.
Nicola .Seallon visited in school
one day last week.
A p2rty WAS held at The Collins
home Wednesday night IN honor Of
Mrs. Cumher. Just . number Of
friends wsrS invited.
Olive Rise sDent . week at her
home. She returned Monday morn
ing to continue her work at the
ranch.
The Christian Endeavor party
which WAS held ct the hall Satur-
day night was not we'll attended.
Mr.. Harvey and con Earle and
Donald Johns motored to Bismarck
Monday.
Gust Andersen, new shoemaker,
has purchased tho Keller home.
Allen Westisman u 1eoan Was Z
Wing caller Sunday.
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urday evening to spend Sunda,
with relatives in the city.
Mrs., Lucy Baxter Of Detroit
Mich, arrived Tuesday to be at thu
bedside Of her sister. Mrs. Luis
Swanson.
Charlie Swanson and Glen Exne,
put on . dance In the DeRemee hal
Saturday evening. Music was fur.
nishsd BY local talent.
Miss Lillian Fosberg was pas
senger to Bismarck Friday after.
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Mulske who have
been visiting for some time with
Haxelton relatives returned to Brad.
dock Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Mcdonald sren,
the weekend It the home Of MIR
and Mrs. Alex Mcdonald Of Glen.
coe.
Thursday Of this week Mrs. VIM
Marley Of Hettinger, who has beer
visiting with relatives here tor the
past month, received word that Mr.
Manley's father 1T Minot had PASS.
ed away. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo DALEY
drove Mrs. Manley to Bismarck
Thursday evening to take the train
for Minot where she will be Joined
by her husband.
MI. and Mrs. ]. G. DeFrance
drove to Hazelton Monday evening
to attend tho depositors and share.
holders meeting Of the bank Of
Hazelton.
School Notes
p. T. A. meeting will be held
Tuesday night. A portion Of the
program consists Of q debate by
some Of the English 6 students, the
question for debate is "Resolved
that the Curtis Reed Bill creating
department Of Education with q
Secretary in the Presidents Cabine,
should be adopted" Refreshments
will be served after the program.
IT,, caste for the senior play has
been selected and practice started
this week.
Mr.. Biggs called on our school
Friday morning and introduced 9
subscription campaign. Helen Mar
tint was appointed business man.
ager and Eldon Vie and Violet Dex.
ter were chosen sales managers.
Some Of the senior girls have had
an opportunity for practice teach.
ing in the primary room during
Mrs. Sherwin's absence.
The agriculture club met Friday
each student presenting some agri.
cultural project.
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Sterling


Luella Tollefson and Lucille Elness
spent the weekend with the formers
sister, Mrs. Ralph Ishmael souths o.
Menoken. The girls also attended
the dance in Menoken Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Ness accom-.
panied by Mrs. Oscar Anderson and
daughter Clara motored to Bismarck
Thursday.
Kenneth McKinc motored to Bald.
win Friday to bring Mrs. McKane
home. She teaches at Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Riley accom-.
panied by Mrs. H. A. O'Hara and L
B. Smith motored to Bismarck Fri.
day,
Earl Hoffman is assisting Mel
Ness with his work.
Mr.. Miesen and Jake Heaton called
at 7. N.>Johnson's Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellison were shop.
ping in Bismarck Friday.
Mrs. Brownawell entertained
Union Aid last week.
Mrs. vernice Sherman, Bwehl and
Doris were visiting relatives 1T
Hazelton over the weekend.
Madgc Runey visited ct T. Eli.
sons over the weekend.
Elder Elness hauled hogs TO Bis.
matck for T. N. johnson Thursday. !.
Elder and Emil Elness Accom.
panied by Hazel Feather motored "a
Manage, N. D., Friday and spent
the weekend ct Miss FestheTl
hom1.
Mir ~Psrgy" Petersen accom-.
panied BY Nh. Tom Stewart mototsd
70 Blsmarck Saturday.
M. Dyrstad was . Hf9marc1
caller QtidAy.
Ernest Johnson and Ernest CoerA.
ins wsra y Ster3lne Tuesday eve
NJ. and Nh. Stewart accompanies
BY Mildred johnson visited &C G. y
Johns0nb "Wednesday evening = !.
Raymond johnson, who j. assist.
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The fancy work viii Be- auctionet
Oft starting at P. ~. Cake, tcs
cream and coffee Will also Be served
Everyone invited 70 attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Jordahl, Gud.
run and Kenmare called 1t ]. F
Titles Wednesday. -
Mr.. and. Mira. George Midelsteadl
returned - Bismarck Wednesday.
w. H. Kolh called ct Mrs. K
Kolb's on Thursday.
Ira and Fred Mccoy called at the
Andy Walker home Sunday.
A township election was held
Tuesday, March 80, in school No. I,
The following officers were elected:
township clerk, Mrs. Algot Ry.
berg; treasurer, reelected, ]. F. Lit
tie; supervisor, c. O. Kettleson; as
SCISSOR, Andrew Olson; constable,
Ray Mccullough.
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TeI,lvik

Mr.. and Mrs. Kimble spent Sun.
day evening at the G. A. Crsn1
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Quasi AND
son Neil and Alice Calquhoun mo.
tored to Linton Sunday.
Philip Collar visited his son, who
is a patient in the Bismarck hospital,
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Muckler were
Sunday guests at the Geo. Neuman
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. EnderS and
daughters and Frank Koppy visited
relatives and friends in Braddocl
Mrs. Earl Wood and Mrs. Tony
Lemver Of Linton were callers In
Temvik Monday.
Miss Jane Rudd, member Of the
Temvik high school faculty. LETT
Wednesday for the university q
Grand Forks, where she viii Be
initiated into the Sigma Kappa
sorority.
Tom Haggerty Of Bismarck WI
a, business caller in Temvik one day
last week.
Miss Freda Bender spent the week.
end in Bismarck.
Jake and August Kimble ot Hazel.
ton visited at the home Of thetS
parents Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Muckler ATTENDED
the movies at Linton Monday eve.
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Werner %
Mound City, accompanied by Alvina
Beck and Martin Bickel 4 Rerreid
S. D., were visiting relatives neal
Temvik Wednesday.
Mrs. Pauline Reich entertained
. number Of boys in homer Of hel
son Walters 18th birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Beitlls.
speaker were Wednesday evening
guests 1t the home Of Mrs. Pauline
Reich.
Miss Fannie McGovern OF oul
local teaching staff visited at tn
VIM. McCulley home In Linton sat
Jake Durkhardt motorsd to Biz.
marck Saturday to get his dauthtel
Miss Carrie, who is . nurse at tn
St. Alexius hospital, but who =:
Gently underwent m opeyotiea 4o1
appendicitis. She will remain u
home to recuperate for : couple d
weeks.
Nj. and Mrs. Carl Reich md ehil.
dren and Irene Caster speat tn
p-Nnd q R1aNaaNok
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Callers 1t the Strand ohme Sun
day were Alice Walker, Guy Nc
Coy, Mrs. Ole Olson and Fred ant
Violet Olson, Burnett Jacobson ant
the Jordahl children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Greenan ant
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Elkins ant
daughters Delotis and Beverly wer'
callers at the Ole Void home Sun
day.
Oscar and Fred Olson were call
ers at the teacherage Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Taylor ant
children were callers ct the Harr,
Nice ullough home Sunday afternoon
Stephen Monroe visited 1T the
F. Little home Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid met at the hom,
Of Mrs. Chas. Kuehl Thursday after
noon. They will have their mex
meeting / At the John Hswe home
April II.
The Ladies' Aid Of Garfield ar,
having an auction sale and icl
cream social ct the Garfield schoo
Saturday, March 81, at 1880. Every
member is requested to bring either
cake, cookies or doughnuts. Every
body come.
A nice crowd attended Sunda,
school Sunday.
Mrs. Myers is visiting at the A
Strand home.
Mr.. Jordahl was taken to Wiltor
to see a doctor Friday night. HI
has q very bad cold. He returnet
the same night.
The primary election was held Al
the schoolhouse Tuesday. S. L
Jordahl was elected township clerk
Alvin Ghylin, assessor; Earl Now
der, supervisor; Barney Strand
treasurer; Chas. Our and Ole Void
cpnstables; Ole Olson and S. L
Jordahl, justices Of peace.
Violet Olson called at the A. F
Chylin Tuesday evening.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Wilkinson anl
son \ Confad and Miss L. Parmentel
we're dinner guests at the Chas
Kuehl home Sunday.
Mr.. sad Mrs. John Howe anl
daughters were dinnet guests at The
Bert Hedstrom home south Of Re
gan Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Knudson spent a few
days with Mrs. Jack Mailman.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin and
son Gerald and Eric Ghylin were
dinner guests at the Roy Little
home Sunday.
Mrs. Anna ! Strand visited with
Mrs. Jack Mailman Sunday even
ing.
Oscar, Fred and Gust Olson wee,
callers at the Lindsey's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Nicholson
Visited with Mrs. Jack Wallmar
Edna Eide spent the weekend al
the A. Il. Hslgessn home in Regain
Mr.. Eide Of Arena called at the
schoolhouse and got his daughter
16rtha and took her home to spend
tie weekend.
Alice O'Brien spent Saturday anc
Sunday in Bismarck with his
mother.
Burnett jacobson stayed with
Miss Parmenter Sunday night.
Gust and Violet Olson attended
the old-tims dance in Wing Friday
night.
Alvin and Eric Ghylin called a,
the Dave Ghylin home Friday.
Rev. Christ Of Wilton will give
2 sermon 1t the Garfield school or
Good Friday. April 8. in the after.
noon.
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BraddOck

A benefit dance and basket social
was held in the town hall Monday
evening to aid in providing = nurse
for c. A. Stickney. who has been i'll
TOR several months, and who, Ut
present, is not improving. A large
crowd was present and proceeds
amounted to over $3.50. Music was
furnished by the Armour. Orchestra
from Bismarck and local talent. n
Mrs. Mabel Koenig and two chill.
dren, who have been visiting rela.
tives in the south end Of the coun-
ty, returned to Braddock Saturday
with Thore MAIDEN, who had also
been down on. business trip in
that part.
Miss Ida Swanson has returned to
Valley City State college after .
vacation spent with friends and rel
atives near Braddock.
Miss Julia Zeumer q Bismarck
spent the weekend visiting here.
Mesdames Long, Barton and
Savage attended . meeting Of the
o. e. s. at Linton Tuesday evening.
Gordon MacLachlan accompanied
them as Chauffeur.
Rev. G. NJ. Pearson Of the Meth.
odist Episcopal church attended the
district convention held at Wash.
burn this week.
The town election which was held
Tuesday resulted rs follows: trustee,
LIST ward, o. r. Martini; trustee. Ord
ward, Dr.. Baer; clerk J. G. ~
France; treasurer, F. M. Long;
justice Cf the peace, Fred Junge;
assessor, ]. A. Allensworth; mar
shall, Tom Marx.
Mrs. Lulu Swanson, who il in st.
Alexius~ hospital, is continually
growing worse and just awaiting
the summon4 Of the grim reaper.
Her mother, Mrs. Emma Bush, who
bad boen with her for few days,
retur1ad to. BrAddock wednesday
while her daughter, !, Mrs. Keith
Hamilton, remained IN Bisuarck to
be near her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Zuver. have
moved to Klntyre TO take care AZ
MIRA Zuveris T .ther, q. 6. Sparks,
while Mrs.. spasks = " ~ Biz
marck hospital. !
G, G. Barton was II passenger
Wednesday. afternoon 70 visit rola-
tives in Bismarck and Naudan.
H. E. Fraser, rural carrier No. /,
is confined 10 his bed this week
with the grippe. VIM. Robinson II
acting as substitute. Thoae who
are confined to their beds aro Mn,
NJ Ye.aAA No. NH 0ie.
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Welch's Spur

John Alsbury's have moved 70
their new location north Of Menoken.
where they will farm one Of Mr..
Aahger'e places. Mr.. LANCER sent
over . hundred hogs down 70 the
wallace plAeo from the Xine nlace.
% - to clean up the AlSbuRy corn
fields. Mr.. LANCER also sent over
q thousand sheep to his new farm
south Of Glencoe.
Election was held at Boyd school
No. 2 this year and the report was
that only about half the voters cast
their voeoe.
Rsbt. weleh has been picIinx corr
this week. He finished his field on
Friday. Otto Qorman and sons are
also corn picking this week and
Julius Dorman Has been helping
Mrs. Horace Dirlam and SON Jim
mic called on Mrs. Robt. Boyd and
Mrg. Robt. WEIGH Monday. Mr..
Dirlam drove On 70 Mr.. Snydsr's
IT: and Mrs. Geo. Ms,furrieh and
daughter Margaret and Marcus
Iromhley called at the Robt. Welch
place Tuesday. Marcus also called
at his uncls's, Mr.. Dapplers.
Gerald Als6ury, who has been try
Ing to keep Lan9er's hogs rounded
up made several calls at' the Robt.
We!ch and Robt. Boyd farms this
week.
Mrs. John Nieland called on Mrs.
"a Dcpplar Friday afternoon, Mr..
Nieland who had motored to Bis
marek, called for Mrs. Nieland at
Mr.. Doppler's on his way home.
Mrs. Nieland then spent tho week
and @ her home, returning 70 her
boarding place Sunday afternoon.
Gerald Alebury and his mother,
Mira. John Alsbury, mot0red 70 Bis
marck Friday. Mis- Eva Alsbury
. high schol student, returned home
with them for the weekend.
While milking . young COW Fri.
day morning, Leo Doppler was
kicked by the COW he was milking
% that he fell under che heels Of
another. The other kicked Leo on
tho back Of the neck, making him
sick Tor some time.
A number Of young folks Of this
vicinity attended the basket social.
program and dance at Menoken Fri.
day tvenint. They Ill report = very
god time.
John Welsh,. Robt. WEIGH, oliver
Welch. Mrs. I'd Dopplsr and son,
lAWJonee, and Otto Dorman were
Diemafck visitors Saturday.
Geo. vernum has purchased new
Allis. Chalmers .tractoE. Mr.. Oliver
Weleh bought Q new Hart-Pax1.
Mrs. A. D. Welch and daughter,
Mrs. Edith Bruce and little Edith
Marie called on Mrs. Robt. WEIGH
Saturday AFTERNOON.
The Snyder family motored to
Btsmarck 9aturday.
Geo. wallace of Minneapolis Wis
tied IN this vicinity Saturday.
a': and o' 4eRsssne. ana at.. ssns
church services In Bismarck Sunray
morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Doppler
called ct the Snyder home Sunday
afternoon.
Theodore Dorman called on Leo
Doppler Sunday evening.
Lawronce and Leo Doppler called
ct the home Of their sister, Mrs.
Robt. WEIGH, Sunday afternoon
Later Lawrence called ct Jack Ish-
malls and Bob and Leo called 1t
the Oliver W1lch home.
Mr.: and Mrs. Slater accompanied
BY their grand4hildrsn, visited ct
the home Of their daughter, Mrs.
John WEIGH Sunday.