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Painted Woods

Elias Lillefjeld spent Tuesday ct
the Ole Lillefjeld home.
Ole and Elias Lillefjeld called 1t
the Andrew Nelson homo Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown called
at the Andrew Nelson home Satur-
day afternoon.
Many Of the farmers attended, the
tractor denomination ct the CO.
operative store and Grand theatre
Saturday.
Dave Boat called at the Ole Lille.
field home Thursday evening.
Andrew Nelson and Ole Lillefjeld
made . trip to Wilton Friday, call.
ing at the Dave Boat home on their
way home.
There was an oil salesman in the
township Saturday. He sure had .
keen rig which he travelled around
ina regular snowmobile. It
looks strange, but seems to set
through snow just fine.
Mrs. Louise Hagan, who has been
visiting in Bismarck, is visiting At
the. C. v. Danielson home before
returning home.
Mrs. VIM. Brown returned from
Bismarck Saturday where she has
been visiting friends and relatives
for q few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Soderquist and
sons, Melvin and Elmer called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld and Miss
Elsbcrg Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown visited
at the liver Erickson home Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar Brostrom has been i'll
this week, caused by q bad attack
Of grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Hagan and
baby visited at the C. Y. Danielson
home this week.
Bob Cleveland and Jean Damstrom
called at the Ole Lillefjeld home
Sunday evening.
Walter Waddington was a caller
in Wilton Sunday.
Dave Boat called at the Andrew
Nelson home Monday. after which
Dave and Andrew went down to the
river to visit at tho Frank Erickson
home.
Lester and Joe Brown made q trip
to the river after wood Monday.
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Ellen and Thomas Ryan and John
Witt visited at the Roy Marchant
home Wednesday evening.
Margaret and Irene Marchant
were absent from school Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Howe, Mr.. VIM. Ryan
and daughter Ellen, and Mr.. James
Novy and daughter Tracy were
Tuesday evening callers at the 0.
o. cperry home.
Leroy Marchant called at the
Tom Novak home Wednesday even
There was no school in Schrunk
school No. 2 Thursday on account
Of the stormy weather.
Beulah Lawyer called at the r.
G. Marchant home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hindbouch
and family called at the Ed Nolan
home Tuesday evening.
Miss Pearl White called ct the
Clarence Kettelson home Tuesday.
Andrew Meters was q Wing
shopper Wednesday.
Gust Witt called 1t the Herman
Meters home Thursday.
Thomas Ryan called at the r. G.
Marchant lone Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Witt spent
Friday evening visiting with their
daughter, Mrs. Siebel.
Herman Meters was . Wing
e@i NJ. s and Mrs. Jake wents called
ct the Henry Siebel homo Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Meters
and children, Msrcella and Andrew
called At the Celine home Monday
evening.
John Witt, Leroy and Helen Mar.
chant called 1t the Herman Meter
home Friday.
Henry Pavery called 1t the Law.
yer home Sunday.
Christ Helm was q Wing shoppe,
Mn. Marchant, Helen and Leroy
visited with the Lawyers Saturday
evening.
called q the Lawyers Sunday aSter'
George and Philip Nolan callei
at the Henry Shuch home Sunday
Charley Edwards hauled coal %,
Schrunk school No. : Monday.
Martha Hindbouch. Ellen Ryol
and Allan echuch ealled at the 3
eehuch home Sunday.
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johnson home listening to the
radio.
Thomas Ryan was . Regain shop
per Saturday afternoon.
Anton Novy called 1t the Charley
K. vsnski home Sunday.
Theodore and John Nolan spent
Sunday with the Novy children.
Emil Cimble worked for Henry
Schuch last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wall and daughter
Leona spent Sunday visiting at the
VIM. Witt home.
Thomas, Ellen and William Ryan
called at the Herman Meters home
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartmen spent
Sunday eevning at the Christ Helm
home.
Lenora, Lydia and Gust Witt
called. at the Went1 home Sunday.
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Menoken

Mrs. A. G. Dance and children
spent several days visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Dob
son Of Bismarck. Mrs. Dance had
dental work done while in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph 1shmael en-
tertained at whist Friday night.
Three tables of whist were in play
during the evening. Miss Hilda
Evanson winning high score. A
delicious lunch was served at mid
night.
Miss Ruth WEIGH, who is attend
ing the Bismarck high school, re-
turned home Friday to spend the
weekend.
Parent Teachers meeting will be
held at the south Boyd school Fri
day, January 81, beginning at s
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ayers and son
were shopping in Bismarck Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Abelein and
children, Miss Gertrude Ness and
Miss Hilda Evanson motored to Bis
marck Saturday afternoon. While
en- route, the car tipped over. but
no one was hurt and the car was
not damaged.
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Norlin and
son attended the show in Bismarck
Saturday evening, also Mardi Gras
q; Patterson hall.
Gus Petroff damaged his car
while in Bismarck Saturday. Mr.,
Petroff was driving into the garage
and hit the door, damaging the
engine.
L. Meth drove the school chill.
dren from the west territory to
school Tuesday and Wednesday, Al
Paul Holmes broke his car Tuesday
morning.
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Sterling every Sunday ut IL o'clock.
Everyone try and come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Koon are visit
ing ct the James Koon home near
Driscoll for q while.
Earl Gaskill was in Mckenzie
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Envick Of Mckenzie
spent Sunday with their daughter
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Lee Of Sterling.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoeft and
children were shopping in Sterling
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Swindling
were shoppers in Moffit Monday.
Miss Florence Cosney spent Mon.
day night with Nina Lewis.
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services here at tho. schoolhouse
Sunday afternoon.
Edward. Martha, Minnie and
Alma Bender were visiting 1t the
Fred Oschner home Sunday after.
noon.
Sunday afternoon Merle Cahill
emptied ashes in q corner Of the
barn for the chickens. Apparently
some were red hot. And about
1880 in the evening the barn
caught fire. It was seen by the
neig hbors, who ran and turned out
the team Of horses, COW and pigs.
Then they extinguished the fire.
Not much damage was done by the
fire. Only . corner Of the barn
was lost.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Ger and fam
lily Of Haxelton were shopping here
Tuesday. They also visited with
the l.ttsr's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Chilson, ST., is suffering with
. boil on one Of his fingers, caus-
ing his hand to swell and giving
him much pain.
The P. +. T.. meeting that should
have been held Thursday evening,
Jan. 10, was postponed on account
Of stormy weather. The next meet
ing will be held Thursday evening,
Jan. 26. Everybody come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Darrtt, who
live about II miles northeast Of
here. announce the birth Of . son
|, Monday. Jan. 16.
Miss Bertha Keller was st Bis
marck = few days receiving medical
treatment.
The dance here Friday night was
attended by . large crowd.
Misses Alice 'Calquhoun and Min
ME Bender were supper guests at
the julius Deis home Wednesday.
Misses Clara Bechtle and Ann
Mopshau Of Linton were weekend
guests &C the Frank Foell home.
Miss Ann Calquhoun spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. David sCelquhoun.
Miss Minnie Bender spent thu
weekend With her parents. Mr.. and
Nrs. Jacob Bender.
/ lRnAh KA9n~s - Rann0kAn wna 7
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business caller here Friday and

business caller here Friday and
Saturday.
n. H. Amcs Of Mobridge and H. G.
Paul Of st. Peter, Mimi, transacted
business here over the weekend.
Presbyterian church notes for
Sunday, Jan. 60: Carson. Sunday
school ct II o'clocl., Mrs. Vernon,
supt. Evening worship 1t 1880.
Leith, morning worship ct 10 o'clock,
Sunday school ct IL.
On Friday evening, Feb. 3, at 8
o'clock there will be Z box supper
in the newly finished basement Of
the church. The ladies will bring
boxes with supper, and their
shadows, which will be purchased
by the men. There will b . splen-
did musical program, z part Of which
will be rendered by the Leith band.
This, Of course. guarantees . good
time for one and ali. All tho ladies'
are invited to come, each bringing .
box, and room will b found Tor oil
the men.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis were
visitors 1t the Burns Bailey home
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Mabel Olson and brother
Dewey were visitors 1T the John
Benz home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nieman were Moi.
tit callers Tuesday.
Mrs. John Baker and Mrs. Roy
Baker visited at the Walter Durfee
home south Of Motif Tuesday.
Henry Swindling and Lloyd Mel
five hogs Monday.
Quite q large crowd attended the
show Rugged Waters" in Sterling
Tuesday night given by BILLY"
Carol Of Motif.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis were
Sterling callers Tuesday.
Mrs. John Baker and Mrs. Roy
Baker were in Motif Tuesday.
Lloyd Nelson tested 1T the Cos
ney home Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. Cline was . Sterling caller
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Swindling
were shoppers and visitors in Bis
marck Tuesday.
Herman Nieman called at the
George Lewis home Wednesday.
Mrs. johnson and son William
were visitors ct the Wendell Hem
dershot home Wednesday.
Mrs. Ben Koon visited ct the Will
bert Koon and George Lee homes
in Sterling Wednesday.
Ben Koon and Earl Caskill are
busy cutting Ice for Charlie Ryan
and Mr.. Titus this week.
Herman Nieman called at the
John Benz home Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Anderson
visited 1t the Wagner home in Ster.
IN Mr.. and Nj Mrs. Burns Bailey and
family visited 1t the George Lewis
home Friday. Wallace and Mar.
joIy remained at the Lewis home
for Z few days.
Mrs. Roy Baker was a Sterlina
caller Saturday.
Mrs. Blanche Reed. formerly Mrs
Blanche Olson, of here, visited ovel
Friday night and Saturday at the
Gaskill home. She left Saturday 70,
her home In Valley City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Niemar
and family visited at the John Ben,
home Saturday evening.
Miss Florence 1Gosney visited d
the Wilbert Koon home in Sterling
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis ant
Wallace and Marjory Bailey werl
visiting IN Sterling Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry lessen sn(
children visited 1t the Zelmar Dry
stsd home ii Sterling Saturday.
There. was no school In Whit
school Thursday because pf tn
2. I. Hurr was Sterling callel
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prince and Harol,
were visitors n Sterling Saturday
| Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Olson "a,
j family sttended the 'sWoodmau'
card party In Motif ssturds!
&. L Lewis was trans.ctin,
] business IN Stegiing Saturday.
! Mr.. ard Mr.. Co0usy ana lasaily
Mr.. and MIs. Hen Eoon ana m
i Caskill and Earl were visitors !
| The Wilbert Koon home n 0te51inl
| Sunday sftetnoon.
\ Don't 1orest church Servicet Z
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Sterling

Harold Brownawell called at the
Tom Stewart home Tuesday even.
ing.
Laurence Mork was . Driscoll
caller on Tuesday.
Mrs. Gibson and son Seamon were
town callers Friday.
Mildred and Ernest johnson visit
ed at home Sunday.
Miss Mildred Stewart visited
with Dorothy Zuraff Wednesday
evening.
Joe DORIS. m called on Carey john
son, Jr., Sunday.
Carey johnson accompanied by
Laurence Mork motored to Bis
marck Monday.
"Ole" Richardson is hauling
rocks for Max Lang.
Max Lang was in Driscoll Mon.
day.
Oscar Anderson's visited at John
Sedwec's home Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harding and
family visited at Tom Stewards
Sunday.
Ernest johnson accompanied by
his sisters Mildred and Grace and
Miss Margaret Lang visited at Tom
Stewards Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marian Lee visited
at L. B. Smiths Wednesday night.
Ed Erickson and son Of Driscoll
called at the Tom Stewart home
Saturday.
Tyler Johnson's were town call
ers Saturday.
Laurence Mork went to Driscoll
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Wright were
in town Saturday.
Max Lang shipped a carload Of
cattle Tuesday.
The show Rugged Waters"
which was given Tuesday evening,
was we'll attended.
Miss Bertha Petersen called at
Max Lang's Sunday morning.
Laverne Richardson is also haul
ing rock for Max Lang.
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TRY J0lNI-EASE FOR PAINFUL
JOINTS AND RHEUMATIC AGONY

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treatment) to Pope Laboratories.
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Leith Civic club met Wednesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. John
Will. Roll call was answered by
naming pet economy. Mrs. R. G.
Finch read . paper on political
Economy" Mrs. Thomas Anderson
had charge Of victrola slections,
after which the club spert some time
on parliamentary drill.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kimball were
called to York, N. d. Wednesday by
the serious illness Of their daughter,
Mrs. Lou Nyland, who ct present is
much improved. Mr.. Kimball re.
turned home Friday evening.
Emil Brinkman Of Minor was .
business caller here Monday.
Fern and Nellie Finch and Faye
Mossman spent the weekend 1t
homo and attended the NJ. w. A. and
r. N. A. installation and dance Fri
day evening. A large number at
tended the Presbyterian Ladies Aid
at E. ]. Saunders Thursday after.
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kamrath and
daughter Mildred returned from Bis.
marck Friday evening.
Miss Marjorie Anderson, one Of
Lsith's most popular young ladies,
Was married Friday, Jan. goth to
Julius Zeller. Mrs. Zeller will com.
plete her term at the Ferguson
school, after which they will reside
on . farm south Of Leith. We take
pleasure in extending heartiest con-
gratualtions to this estimable
young couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sept Of Bris-
bane were callers here Friday eve
ming.
Rev. Holmast Of Flasher conducted
Norwegian services here Sunday.
Sanders Nyhus Of Brisbane trans
acted business here Saturday.
George Ford Of Mandan stopped
here Tuesday on his way to Mott.
Mark Kahn and Abe Koop were
business callers here Saturday.
The basketball game between Car.
son and Leith played Wednesday
night was easily won by Carson on
account Of unevenly matched teams
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Roth Of Burt
were callers here one day last week
A large number Of men rot busy
Monday under the dsrectie.s Of Rev
Corbit and cleaned the church.. From
Ill reports, ho. .sewives will have ne
trouble In locating the proper mar
70 assist 1t spring housecleaning
- they have proved that they an
I'll artists ct that particular kind
! Of work. The dedication ct TIL
church basement will + held Fridas
evening, Feb. 3. A program ans
i basket social will be held to which
I'll are invited.
j J. B. Hurley Of Lennon, S. D.
w1s = BUSINESS caller here Friday.
4 George Kimhall has purchased l
lpoW Pontiac Car.
i Harold Faubel motorod up from
Nobrjdee Sunday end ~ aecom
|ponied beck % 9ebeideo b Nh
and MrA Lee Tsubel, wSd viIl loaxI
from there Tuesday for Cali6ognls.
| Nh. Martin, Who hae sspoht e.
i Wintog = the houbo a hor .oletel
j 1lSs. Vm. eeunders, Mt. uosda,
| uogning Tor Canton, Ohio.
] J. G. 6tsines Of Bismarck mas
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Wing

Edith Mueller returned from Will
ton last Thursday morning where
she has been working for tho last
month.
The Junior Christian Endeavor
was held at the parsonage Monday
evening after school. All juniors
are requested to attend these meet
ings.
p. p. Schneider was . business
caller in Wing Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Edgerton and
son, Clyde, accompanied by Ed Dali
bee, made a business trip to Bis
Ed Ed Dalbec 'iAme home Saturday
morning from Bismarck to spend
the weekend with his family.
Lawrence Monson Of Woodwork
was q weekend guest 1t the home
Of Ella Mueller.
Olga Rise, Lille and Clara Lein
Of Lein came on Monday to visit
at the North Patterson ranch Is
guest Of Olive Rise, sister Of Olga
The basketball game between
Woodwork and Wing high turned
out to be very exciting. At the end
Of the game the score - tie 10
Five minutes overtime was played
which resulted in another tie II
Another overtime period was played
this time ths score going to Wood.
worth, making the game in theil
favor. The score was II and 10
Our boys were not disappointed and
declared they could beat them d
another game was to be played. The
high school girls served . lunch a
the Michael home for both teams
after the game.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seilinger re
turned from Bismarck Thursda,
morning. Mrs. Seilinger consulted
q physician.
Mr.. ana Mrs. B. J. Michael enter
tanned . number Of their friends q
Z whist party Saturday night.
The basketball boys and thei
lady friends were entertained at q
oyster supper ct the Toliver school
Emma Weber being hostess.
Olga Kulaski spent Saturda,
night with Mabel Jacobson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry jacobson
drove to Bismarck Saturday to 1T
tend the operetta Blossom Time.
Jim Little Of Regain was shop
ping in Wing on Monday.
Cliff Ferguson was . caller Il
Wing on Monday.
Leo De Rockford and Iindbera
the cookie man" were bushes
visitors here this week.
Dorothy Kocher spent Sunda;
with her parents near Baldwin.
Viola Hagen has her mother D
q guest this week.
The high school boys are playin,
game Of basketball 1t Iuttle Fri
day, the 9th. futile il returning
the game . week from Friday.
Fred Oswald returned Thursda'
after visiting h different parts 4
South Dakota.
Plaus are being made for the !
Z. A. meeting which - 70 b bel
February End.
Word has been received from MI
and Mn. A. =. xopplin. who lel
| for . western trip last Tuesday
that they hsvs arrived u Seattl
and are h Ing = wonf >r3ul trip.
j Wallace Anderson came HON
i Ftida- On the train and returne
again Saturday.
/ The last Homsmakery club wa
held at ~ homo q 4rs. 6. A. Huh
bell. Mn. Niehssl led the pro
Mn. /. Kreznsnstsky spent Mon
Y . 4 -
] Godlrod Wnber and David Hot
| Visited With friends IN CoodEic
i wsiisr fybsrs, Harry wsrdes
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Bailey home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Hofstead and son and daughter,
Lloyd and Catherine.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Edison were
shopping in town Saturday.
Dewey Olson and son Gerald and
Mrs. Edw Olson motorcd to Ster-
ling Sunday to visit at the Bill
Hoeft home.
Mrs. Dewey Olson visited at the
+. H. Pillsbury home Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Roy Baker was a shopper
in town Monday.
Mrs. w. Durfee was a shopper in
town Monday.
A number of Mrs. Val Benz's
friends surprised her on her 65th
birthday Monday afternoon. At 4
o'clock a lovely lunch was served
by the ladies. She received some
nice gifts and all had very good
time.
florence Ardella Coffin was born
March q, 1904, at Eagle Lake,
Mimi, and died at Shields. N. D.,
Jan. II, 1928, at the age of % years,
8 months % days. She was mar
ried to Ovel Gilbert in Oct, 1922,
and to this union three children
were born, Betty Jane, Wilbert
Hartley and Florence Opal, all Of
whom survive their mother.
She was one of IL children, nine
girls and two boys, seven of whom
survive their sister. They are Mrs.
Laura Harrison, Mrs. Louis Strew-
ing, Mrs. Agnes Hill, Mrs. Pearl
Duecett, Mrs. Louise Coder, Mrs.
Georgia Klasshorst. Mrs. Sophia
Dclany, two brothers and one Sis
ter having already passed away.
Her father was killed a number
Of years ago in an auto accident.
Her mother, Mrs. Packard. Of
Shields, n. D., also survives.
Mrs. Gilbert was taken sick sew
eral months ago and was cheerful
up to the last. All that could be
done by human hands was
done to make the short life as
bright as possible. She was low
ing mother and wife and her sunny
disposition won her many friends.
The funeral was held at Mckenzie
Tuesday afternoon and was con.
Quoted by Rev. Brooks of that place.
Interment was made in the Nc
Kenzie cemetery. The many beauti-
full floral offerings showed in what
esteem she was held. She leaves
T any relatives and friends to
mourn her loss.
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NEWS OF OUR NElCnb0RS
and looked after some business in.

and looked after some business In
terests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Mount went
to visit 1t his former home,
Edgar Mounts, Sunday.
Ivan Law was 4 overnight guest
! at Martin Nelson's Sunday night,
also Monday.
M. and Mrs. John Engdahl and
family visited at the home Of Otto
and Alice Swanson's Sunday.
A large crowd gathered ct the
home Of Nels Nelson Sunday and
enjoyed listening 70 the radio, old.
time music over KFYR, Hoskins-
Meyer, from l till 2 o'clock.
Joe Marley received word from
Mrs. Carley, who left last Monday
for Langford, So. OAK, to visit with
her sister, Mrs. VIM. Staples, and
other relatives, q month, that she
reached her destination and Is feel
ing fine.
The many friends Of Barney Mel
son whose former homo was here,
will be interested to know he went
to Minneapolis recently from Park
Rapids, Minn.. to accept . Job with
the Peterson Construction company,
driving . truck 1T so cents per hour
and likes his job fine.
John Kruger was IN overnight
guest with Alec Schoembcrger It
the NJ. A. Nelson home Sunday
night.
Geo. Whitted took Stephen back
to Menoken to the Otto Ayers home
Sunday. He states Steve does the
WEIGH store for his board.
Viran Nelson was q caller ct Pal
mcr Strandemo's Monday morning
and took in the old-time fiddlers
from Fort Yates over KFYR, Hos
kins- Meyer, which started $3.50
o'clock. Everyone listening in here
sure enjoyed it very much.
Andrew Trygg made . trip to
Regan Monday looking after some
business interests.
Edwin Olson and Alec Schoem-
berger were callers at the G. F.
Nelson home Monday en- route to
the Owen Flanagan place near
Bismarck to pick corn while the
weather was mild.
M. A. Nelson assisted Geo. Mel
son and Charlie Reynolds put some
bolts in the wheel Of the. windmill
Monday that the heavy storm had
wrecked out Of place.
Joe Fisher was . caller at the
Geo. F. Nelson home Monday en-
route to Regsn after coal with
the truck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Nelson and
children took Mrs. Andrew John
SON. mother OF Mrs. Nelson, and
Pete Chris and a relative back to
Carl Johnson's Tuesday and visited
there for the day.
Arthur Schroeder made = trip to
Bismarck last week one day. They
also took in tho Ford dcmonstra-
ton in Baldwin Saturday and had q
ride in the new Ford. They say
they are fine.
Ira Falkenstein's and Tolten Mel.
sons made q trip to Bismarck We'd
nesday and took in the poultry
show held there.
John AndeysonS, Charlie Rue'S,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Scott from
Bismarck where visiting at the Nels
Nelson home Sunday.
Emma Nelson and Clara Rue
spent over Sunday 1t their parental
home and returned Sunday night to
/ Bismarck.
Elmer Palmer near Regain and .
party from Seattle, WASH, were
callers 1T the Joe Fisher home Mon
day, and en- route home were sup
per guests at G. F. Nelson's and
called in Ut Martin Nelson's.
Joe Fisher states he received
word from his brother Anton, who
left to Seattle, WASH, about q
month ago that they are enjoying
life there and like it fine.