The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-16
Raleigh

Peter Klien returned Tuesday
from Sioux City, 10. He stated they
were having rain all the while he
was there.
Joe Ternus took his brother-in-
law to New Salem Saturday from
where he went to Judson to visit
home folks. He brought his car
home which he had to leave last
fall.
w. c. Grace took Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Dempsey to Flasher Tuesday
afternoon where Paul had an X-ray
picture taken Of his head. The doc
tor found no fracture and although
Paul is still suffering from the ef-
fects Of the wound he is able to be
about.
Mrs. Mary. Tompson is assisting
with the work and taking care Of
the new baby at the Chris Miller
home.
Fred Reed moved his household
goods to New England the first Of
the week where he will make his
future home. Spencer Peterson is
acting a. section foreman ct
Raleigh until the vacancy is filled.
p. J. Fausch, who was called to
the bedside Of his mother, returned
nome from Melrose, Mimi, Thurs.
day. He states his mother is on the
road to recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Owens and sew.
eral other friends Of Shields visited
at the Paul Dempsey home Tuesday
nirst
Mr.. S. J. Pack, ST., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Selmar Lawvhang motored to
Carson Thursday where they at
tended to matters of business.
Mesdames p. ]. Rausch and w.
c. Grace took the train from Flash
er Thursday morning for Bismarck
where they consulted their doctors
and :.lso had dental work done. They
accompanied Mr.. Rausch home in
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jepson entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Christensen and
children, Mrs. w. Morrison and
Ethel, Howard, Robert and Alfred
Christensen to Sunday dinner ho-
noring the birthdays Of Louis Jep-
son and Doris Christensen.
After lunch served by the COM
mittee composed Of Mesdames f. N.
Bosworth, Glen Bosworth, Stayner
and Nelson to the public, the lad
les aid held their regular monthly
meeting. With all officers present,
Mrs. A. Westrum led in devotional
services. There was no business Of
Importance to attend to. The SUM
of SIS was taken in.
A. Rossow Of Freda was attend
ing to matters of business in town
Friday.
DR.. De Moulley Of Flasher was
called to the w. Stayner home Fri.
day night where Miss Cordelia ID
suffering with an attack Of the flu.
Oscar Miller went to Bismarck
Wednesday to attend to matters Of
business.
The E. Ternus and John Miller
homes were released from quaran.
tine for diphtheria this week.
Leona Krosch missed school this
week owing to an attack Of the flu
Ludwig Smith returned to Raleigh
Saturday from Mobridge, So. Oak.
where he has been working with the
railroad bridge crew.
Nick Herst purchased . new
Chalmers engine and plows this
week and expects to farm on Z
large scale this spring.
John Miller had the misfortune Of
spraining his back while catching Z
wild colt thia week.
Emmanuel Ternus went over near
Lark Thursday to visit his broth.
er, Joe Ternus.
August Daily Of Cannon Ball hal
been busy the past week hauling
wheat to the. local elevators.
Others suffering with the flu the
past week are Mrs. Oscar Miller
Misses Pauline Maier, Bernice and
Lois Prante. Ida Bird and Donald
DR.. De Moulley Of Flasher wa,
called to the ]. C. Christensen home
Sunday whore Mrs. Christensen wa,
suffering with > severe pain in hel
side. Fearing appendicitis the doc
tor thought best TO take her to Bis.
marck. Mr.. J. G. Christensen and
Winifred Morrison accompanied hel
to Bismarck where she was ope'
rated on immediately.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Grace and
children were Sunday guests ct thu
Paul Dempsey home.
The Lutheran church held theil
regular services at eleven o'cloc1
Sunday morning.
The railroad company donated
two cars Of cinders to the town Of
Raleigh which were used on mair
street and several side streets.