The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-26
Hazel Grove

! f. E. Sattler called IT Ray Halle
groves iondav.
The Misses Elitha and Wilm;
Hawkins were afternoon callers q
the Hazlegrove home Tuesday.
Owen Mcintyre was q caller a
Ray Hazlegrove's Wednesday. H,
go. Ed. Wagner's blackleg gun t.
vaccinate their cattle, as they hat
lost several head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Sattler and
daughter Shirley Geon and Mr.. and
M :. Black and daughter in law
went Juneberrying Tuesday.
r. and Ms. Emil Sattler and
daughter and Irwin Sattler were
shoppers in futile IT,. sday night.
Jacob Sattler and julius Zeigle
and Johnnie ,attler made y trip to
the twin cities this week on bust
ness.
The las. report was tina. MIR. An
drew Kraft, ST.. who is a. the hos
pital, is greatly improved, which
we are glad to hear.
Miss Alice Hawkins accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lesser of Hurds-
field on trip to points in Mon
tana.
Mrs. Charlie Frazier end da Ugh
ter called Thursday at Ray Halle
groves and had dinner with them
Ed Wagner and Harry Ulfcrs were
in Arena Wednesday on business. On
their way home they both got only
part way when the b lin struck
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lambert went
on few days fishing trip to Spirit
wood lake near Jamestown.
Chris Witzel was caller in Arena
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wietstock. our
mail carrier, are the proud parents
of a big boy. Kenneth Gear. Con-
CALCULATIONS to the proud parents.
Mrs. Frank Gray and Edwin Gray
were in Wing one day this week.
Fred Haas is now making a base
ment barn. That's the thing. The
wind won't have such a good chance
at it.
Jake Zelmer lost a valuable horse
lately from eating gopher poison.
I'd Wagner has started haying.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Williamson and
daughters Jean and Lois and son
Jimmie took in the Wells County
fair Thursday.
Fred Phinis was in Arena Friday.
Fred Phil looked after the business
for Frank Lambert while they were
on their fishin. trip.
Emil Sattler called at the Andrew
Kraft home Thursday evening and
got Alvina Kraft to help a day or
two..
Elvin Gray and Mrs. Ray Halle
grove and Mr.. and Mrs. -. McCum-
Der and sons Paul ard Lein and Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred McCumber and
daughter Doris Ind scn Jerald and
Mr.. Peterson and Mr.. Clark all took
lunch and picnic at he Harry Gray
home and after dinner ey all drove
out to the rocks west of Wing Sun
day.
Mrs. M. F. Goldsmith and daugh-
ters lone and Dorothy and son Dale
and Miss Irma Wagner were callers
Sunday evening at the Ray Halle
grome home.
Ed Wagner and Roberta Palms
and Ray Hazlegrove were supper
guests at the l1cIltyre home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Klagenburg and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Nc
lntyre and family attended church
in Wing SundaJ. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
klagenburg and family were dinner
and supper guests at tn Mcintyre
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. lrark Gray took
Mrs. Will Thieling to Darlington
Sunday to visit her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Burnhum, before Mrs. Burnhum
leaves for California to visit her
father. who is quite sick.
Miss Minnie Wagner spent the
weekend at home with her parents
on the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Sattler enter
tanned as their guests Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Stewart and daugh-
ters Sylvia and Adrian and sons
Wallace and Roy and Jackie. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Settler and
family and Johnnie Sattler.
Will Thielings oldest daughter
Ruth was taken Suddenly with an at
tack of appendicitis few days ago.