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decided that he was to 90 to the
veterans hospital at st. Paul, Mimi,
where he would have an operation
for the ailment. To date no word
had been received as to how the trip
affected Mr.. Delenberg. Peter, Jr.,
is absent from school for few days
till help can be secured to care for
the farm work.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Miller visited
at Hiram Darlings last Sunday after
noon. Mr.. Miller reports that Mr..
Darling is not improving, as the
infection in Ms leg does not respond
to treatment.
The P. T. A. had splendid meeting
Monday evening at the schoolhouse.
The assembly was crowded with
patrons and school folks. A very
fine program was rendered on the
general theme Safety" and much
credit is due the program committee
for the success of the meeting. The
juniors served lunch afterward,
proceeds from same to 60 toward the
expense of the junior-scnior banquet.
Hoton Smith was one Of the first
to put in some early potatoes for
home use, Monday morning. The
Steele people are keeping the dray
line men busy blowing garden
patches in town.
County agent reports that the
Kidder county farmers are planning
to put in large acreage Of corn
for feed.
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Brittin

Mrs. Lamb and son Andrew
visited at Dick Oken's Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wisehart visited at
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Hoover's Easter
Sunday.
George Frood and Andrew Frood
motored to Bismarck Tuesday.
Andrew Frood visited at Mrs.
Lambs Wednesday afternoon.
Emil Bradseth called at Elvin
Hover's Thursday, then motored to
Moffit.
Mrs. Kimball and son were call
crs at E. Hoover's.
Clark Crawford has rented the
old Frank Buckley place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hapel and
family were visitors at Martin
Peterson's Sunday.
The big dance that was held at
Brittin Saturday evening was well
attended. Everybody enjoyed good
time, as there was good music
Elvin Hoover was Brittin caller
Friday.
Pete Smith had the misfortune of
having his house burn dow1 while
no one was at home. The cause of
the fire is unknown. There was
nothing saved.
Mrs. Lamb and son Andrew "isit-
ed at Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hoover's and
Herber HoQver's Thursday evening.
Elvin Hoover visited with lake
Lamb Sunday.
Miss Irene Johnson visited with
Eleanor Crawford.
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Mckenzie

A. r. Miesen, county agent Of
Burleigh county, and Miss Edna
Summerfeld Of the agricultural col
legc of Fargo, organized Home
makers club Monday. The follow
ing officers were elected: presi-
dent, Mrs. Anderson; vice president,
Mrs. Ed. Conley; secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. Porter McNeill. The
club will meet everv third Thursday
Of he>month at the homes of the
members in alphabetical order. Miss
Runey and Miss Cashel Of Bis
marck were present.
The Royal Neighbors surprised
Mrs. M. J. Belcher on her birthday
Wednesday evening. It was a
genuine surprise to Mrs. Belcher as
she had gone to Sterling to spend
the afternoon. This gave the Royal
Ncighbors a chance to gather at the
Belcher home and prepare a sump-
tuous dinner and be there when she
arrived. Mrs. Belcher also re-
ceived q beautiful scarf from the
Royal Neighbors.
Mr.. Belcher's mother from Dolan,
South Dakota, is visiting at the
Belcher home.
B. w. Graham and family Of
Wing spent Sunday here with Mrs.
Graham's mother, Mrs. Crum.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Watson and
daughter Esther motored to Bis
marck Sundsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pillsbury and
family visited ct the N. johnson
home Sunday.
The III club met ct the Thomp-
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Dawson

The Junior class Of the Dawson
high schoo! will present their an
nual class play Friday evening at
the Dawson hall. They have chosen
a three-act comedy, "Her Step
husband for presentation.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Il. Niles spent
Wednesday in Bismarck shopping.
Mrs. +. J. 'Huschka went to Bis
nlarck Monday to attend the meet
ings of the Auxiliary and American
Legion, who had as their guest the
national Legion commander. MIR
Spafford.
Duane Davis. AL Cordner and
John Birdzell of Bismarck were in
Dawson and Steele Sunday.
The P. T. A. met last Wednes-
day at the schoolhouse. After a
business meeting an interesting
program was given. Mr.. Hans Lee
of Tappcn played three piano solos.
Pat Hoyland of Crystal Springs
sang two selected solos. This was
followed b. debate given by Il
high school English class. The
question for debate was Resolved,
that single session Of school from
$50 a. m. until 2:15 p. m. with 80
minutes for lunch would be pre-
fcrable to the present system" The
negative won. After the program
lunch was served by the committee
in charge.
Mrs. Charlie Lunner was called to
Minnesota Saturday by the serious
illness of her mother.
Velma WoeSsner was absent
from school Monday on account of
illness.
The Auxiliary to the American
Legion met at the Auxiliary hall
Wednesday evening. After the
business session, Americanization
and rehabilitation work was dis
cussed. President Huschka gave a
report of the program attended in
Bismarck when the national COM
mander of the Legion was there
At the conclusion of the meeting
lunch was served by Mrs. Giles
Markham, the hostess.
The Dawson Fortnightly club
met Tuesday evening with Mrs
Hazel Pat ~ at her hume six miles
west Of lawson. An interesting
program was given, after which a
social hour was enjoyed. At eleven
o'clock the hostess served a deli
cious lunch.
Miss Della Wise was a guest OF
her grandmother's, Mrs. Sarah An.
dreWS. on SUNDAY.
Mrs. Percy Cooper and son AID
Mrs. l. N. Hayes spent Saturday in
Bismarck shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. N. Hayes and
Mr.. Burt Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Cooper and son Perry motored to
Cleveland Sunday where they visit
ed Mr.. Hayes son.
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.Clemmenes and daughter Lois spent
Sunday evening at tn, Aer'naT
Meters lone.
Miss Madge Runey visitet
Schrunk school No. / and 2 WCdnes'
day forenoon.
John Witt and Helene Marchant
called at the Henry Seilinger home
sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Herman Seilinger and soY
Earl James, ard Ruth Kerr called
at the Romeo Bailey home Sunday
Marcella Meters is now employed
at the Grant Lindsey home where
baby girl was born last Monday.
John Witt visited at the Marchant
nome Tuesday evening.
Warren Sperry started back ia
school after a few days illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Marchan,
were Wing shoppers Thursday.
j. Z. Witt called at the Marc..ant
home Thursday.
Mr.. Fode and son Henry ar,
working at the north Patterson
ranch at the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Koch left
Thursday for Washington where
they will make their home for the
present.
o. J. Olson spent Tuesday night
at the Marchant home.
Mrs. Roy Marchant and daughter
Helen called at the Lawyer home
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marchant motored
20 McClusky Friday.
j. +. Witt called at the Marchant
home Friday evening.
Esther Johnson is working at the
Schulz home now.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Schulz mosorcd
to McClusky Friday afternoon.
Mrs. John Fode and sons John
Emanuel and Albert, had dinner 1t
the Marchant home Sunday.
Henry Fancy was in this com.
munity Saturday looking for horses
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Ross and fam.
ily were Sunday callers at the VIM
Witt home.
Andrew Meters called at the
Ryan home Sunday.
Miss Beulah Lawyer accompan.
led by Roy Stewart attended the
dance in Wing Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Witt were
Dcnhoff shoppers Friday afternoon,
Hiss Catherine Lee was on the
lex list last Sunda"
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Hazel Grove

Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Sattler and
children were guests of relatives at
Harvey Easter Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Sattler were
in Goodrich last Sundy night.
Harry Ulfers was a caller Tues
day at Emil Sattler's and Ray
Hazlegrove's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray were
callers Monday at the Hazlegrove
farm.
Ray Hazlegrove helped Harry I'll
fers dehorn cattle Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Sattler and
daughter Shirley Jean were callers
Tuesday evening at the Jacob Sat-
tier home. Emil went over to get
some repairs for his drill.
Carl Wolf and Elmer Drumm
both started to pillow and both broke
their plows from trying to plow the
frozen ground.
Jacob Sattler has started spring
work in earnest. He has three out
fits going besides the tractor.
Ben Glanburg did some repair
work on Ed. Wagner's car this
week.
Harry Ulfers helped Ray Halle
grove dehorn cattle Thursday.
Elvin Gray and Mrs. Frank Gray
were callers at the Albert Gray
home and all were shopping while
in town.
Frank Gray called Thursday
morning at the Ray Hazlegrove
home.
Mrs. Frank Gray is not feeling
very we'll as she has bad cold and
a light case Of the grippe. We
hope she soon will be well.
Harry Ulfers started to pillow this
week with the tractor. Now watch
the ground turn over.
Ray Hazlegrove helped Emil Sat-
tier haul hay Friday afternoon and
Mrs. Hazlegrove also called at tho
Sattler home Friday.
Emil Sattler called at the Jacob
6attler farm Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Zweigle and
daughters, Della and Ruth, were
callers Friday at the Jacob Sattler
home.
MT. ana MrS. jacob OatLleT were
callers at Emil Sattler's Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hazlegrove
visited Saturday at the Frank home
and Ray Hazlegrove and Frank
Gray went to futile after Miss Opal
Gray and also to do some shopping.
Will Thieling was in Tuttle Sat-
urday with . four-horse load Of
grain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Harry and
little daughter Avis and Miss Cora
Larson were shopping in futile
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Hartman Of
Tuttle are the proud parents Of =
baby boy born Ct the Bismarck hes
pital. Mother and son are dong
fine now.
Roy Corsline took Mrs. Pete Hut
Crimson and Mrs. Earl Sorenson to
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Tenvik

Mrs. c. J. Enders and daughters
and Miss Jane Rudd motored to
Braddock on Saturday and visited
at the Leo Daily home.
Carrie Burkhardt was a dinner
guest at the Will Foell home Satur-
day evening.
Miss Fannie MCGOWAN, principal
of the Temvik high school, is con-
fined to her home with the flu.
Mrs. Chas. Enders is substituting
for her.
Miss Ann Monahan, Alice Gallup
houn. Joe Lipp and Mr.. Schwartzen-
berger motored to Mckenzie Sun
day.
Carrie Burkhardt spent q few
days Of last week at the Chris
Grenz home in Hazelton.
Mrs. Pfaff visited her husband in
Bismarck Sunday. She reported he
was doing very well and will soon
be home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Koppy stopped
in wn a short time Sunday while
en- route to Bismarck to visit their
son who is seriously i'll at the St.
Alexius hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Bell and chill.
dren of Carson visited at the C. j.
Endcrs home over the weekend.
Little Irene Foell was hostess to
few of her friends Thursday eve
ming in honor of her tenth birth
day.
Harry Lynn of Linton was in
town on Saturday.
Bertha Kcllar was a passenger to
Bismarck on Monday where she has
employment.
Mr.. Amos Carurne and sister
Miss Corurne of Linton visited in
town Sunday.
A Iood crowd attended the dance
at the pool hall Friday night.
Frank Koppy is spending the
week at home, due to the illness
of his brother.
Mrs. Dave Calquhoun and daugh-
ter Luella were callers at Hazel
ton Thursday evening.
Alex Hagen and Joe Lipp of Lin
ton spent Sunday in Temvik.
Mcssrs. Hendrix, De Witt and
Calquhoun attended lodge at Lin
ton Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Sayler and
baby returned to their home in Un-
dcrwood on Tuesday after having
spent the past week at the John
Schlecht home.
Mrs. Art Muckler is suffering
with an attack of the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Calquhoun and
daughter Luella and SON Sammy
spent Sunday at the O. Neuman
home.
Jacob Beck passed away at his
home Friday evening after a couple
Of months of illness. Funeral SER
vices took place at Linton Sunday
The community sympathizes with
the Dereaved family.
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Carson

Pete Dinninberg, of Selfridge
spent the weekend with friends at
Carson.
The Home Economics clubs of
Gran county met at the court house
Thursday.
w. A. Hart had an electric range
installed in his home last week.
Dan Cupid did 4 little overtime
in Carson, Easter Sunday, for on
that day, Vivian Wax, teacher in the
primary grade in the Carson school,
becam, the bride of Glen Armitage,
of this city. Violet Roberts, daugh-
ter Of NJ. II. Roberts, became the
bride of Edward F. Buchanan, and
Myrtle Halliday, Of Crosby, n d..
became the bride Of James A.
Thompson.
The assessors Of Grant county
were well represented in Carson
Wednesday. They were called here
to receive Instructions and asses
sor books.
Jesse Grove of Bculah, who had
the A. A. Anderson coal mine rent
ed last winter, was in tic city
Thursday with a truck to take his
household goods to Beulah, whel g
he is operating chicken ranch
Prof. Logcland Of The Carson
school was i'll with an attack of FLU
last week. We are glad to report
that he has recovered enough 10 be
back on the job again.
f.. B. Littlcfield and Fred Oct
tloff made business trip to New
Leipzig and Bentley Tuesday.
Geo. Gebbard Of Leith was a
business visitor in Carson Wcdnes-
day.
Oliver Tollefson and I. N. Steen
Of Carson and John Sent of Hell
attended an A. +. e. A. NJ. rleetinp
in Mandan Wednesday night.
Geo. STREET Of New Leipzig Is D
boarder with Sheriff Henry Hertz.
He is held on charge on ha5i.ual
drunkenness.
Carl Goldc. who has been the able
assistant cashier in the Fl $. State
bank for the past eight months,
severed his connection with tha. in
stitution Wednesday. and left Thurs
day morning for Frazier, Mont.
The Oliver Vint family moved in
to the L. A. Haven residence in the
east part of the city last week.
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son home last Saturday. Owing to
so much sickness the meeting was
not so well attended.
Miss Norma feathers spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her mother
and sister at M-~I--
Miss Nina Law spent Sunday
with her parents in Trygg town
ship.
Joe Graener returned Saturday
from short vacation spent at his
home in North Dakota and in Min
neapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Wharton. Mrs.
U. C. Wharton Of Minneapolis and
the children spent Sunday IL BIS.
marck.
=. =. Bliss motored to Bismarck
Sunday evening.
Jack Smith has been ousy plow-
ing gardens and planting potatoes,
The juvenile members ct the Il.
N. A. and the r. N. A. NIT Thurs
day evening.
The Bible study class met q. the
church Thursday.
Harry Roeshke recently pur-
chased a landeau sedan.
Among those who went to Bis
marck Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Roeshke, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Oct.
finer, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Meyers.
Ed. Easton moved his blowing
outfit to Glencoe where he viii
farm this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Crum spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. AID Mrs
Art Norlin at Menoken.
Jerry Sweeney and J. B. Swanick
transacted business in Bismarck
Monday.
l.. 4. Heaton, ST., loaded two car.
loads Of hogs and one Of cattle Sat.
urday. The cars were billed fol
Chicago. Mr.. Heaton accompanied
the shipment.
Mr.. and Mrs. San. Conley
shopped in Mckenzie Saturday.
A crew of men are at work or
tn trade west of town repairing
the damage done by water to the
shoulders of the road.
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Lem

Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Rise motored
to Bismarck Thursday afternoon.
Joseph Coghlan and Frank Mont
gomery Of Bismarck transacted bust
ness in this neighborhood Thursday.
f. O. Turing of Arena called at
Joe Rises and Sivert Brendens We'd
"s Miss e Olga Rise assisted Mrs. B.
N. Lem with housekeeping Thurs
day and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Jordan and
family of Driscoll visited at the Art
Bjorkus home Sunday.
Dorothy Barkman spent the week.
end at her parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Algot Dravland are
the parents of daughter, born
April 10th.
A, fairly large crowd attended the
Luther League meeting held at the
B. N. Lem home Sunday evening.
The following officers were elected:
Mrs. Harry Helgeson, president; M.
A. Lien, vice president; Lille Lien,
secretary; Helmer Arneson, treas
urer; Selma Rise, Eddie Arneson and
Arnold Christianson, program COM
mittee.
Harold Christianson and Miss
Priscilla Olson surprised their many
friends by being married at Man.
dan Saturday. Rev. Flying officiat-
ing. They were accompanied by
Misses Elizabeth Hustoft and Hazel
Nelson, Olaf Olauson and Arnold
Christianson. Congratulations are
extended by the entire community.
Eldon Lewis and Delmar Erickson
Of Driscoll called on friends in this
vicinity Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman and
Dorothy called at Alfred Olsons Sum
day.
Howard Brenden motored to Dis
coll Thursday afternoon.
Clarence Rise spent the weekend
at his parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman at
tended the dance at Steele Friday
evening.
A fairly large crowd attended the
ball game played between Lein and
the "Swedes" Sunday afternoon, the
score being IS to 10 in favor Of the
"Swedes."
J. o. Rise, Selma and Joseph, B.
N. Lein and Eddie Arneson motored
to Regain and Wing Friday after
noon.
There will be Norwegian services
in the church Sunday, April %. at
2 o'clock.
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Godfrey Grenz was a business
caller at Hazelton Saturday even
ing.
Henry Knitted and John Merkel
were callers at the Badger ranch
Sunday. Mr.. KNITTED took his car
home which he had there for win
ter protection.
The Easter dance ut Hazelton
Monday evening given in the Zirbes
theater was attended by number
of young folks Of this community.
Some attended the dance at Linton
at the Seemann park the same eve
ming.
Frank Koppy went back to Tenn
vik Monday. He had spent the
weekend with his parents. MIR. and
Mrs. Steve Koppy.
Otto Dobler of Linton wa a bust
ness caller in this vicinity Monday.
Henry Knitted was caller at
Linton one day this week.
Mrs. S. G. Busby and son FerMai,
were shopping at Linton Monday.
John Merkel, who is working for
G.. C. Grenz, went to Linton Mon
day.
Pauline and Gertrude Koppy, who
were home during their Easter vaca-
ton, returned back to Strasburg
Monday afternoon. They ale at
tending parochial school there.
Gust Joeb was caller ut Lin
ton one day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete S:o.,ler of
Clayton, Mr.. and Mrs. John Schi.:-
mister of near Hazelton, and Mr..
and Mrs. G. Greaz of Hazel.cn were
visiting at the Godfrey Grenz home
Monday. .
Joe Fettig of Linton delivered oil
and gasoline to farmers III this vi
cinity Thursday.
Joe Lounger of Linton was a
business caller at Godfrey Grenz's
Thursday.
The dance at Temvk Friday cve-
ming given by Henry Spickard was
attended by a number Of young
folks of this vicinity.
A large number of friends and
relatives attended the funeral of
William Burkhardt, Al, held in the
Lutheran church here Monday az
ternoon. The deceased died Of lung
trouble. He had been i'll for some
time. He was a well-known farm
er in this vicinity for many years.
His wife died two years ago. He
had lived with his nine children.
About a month ago he married a
widow with four children, Mrs.
Bohle of South Dakota. He leaves
to mourn his death his wife, nine
children and four step-children, his
mother, sisters and brothers. Flu
neral services were conducted by
Pastor Leo Seeman Of Linton.
Mr.. Wolfe, electric service man
Of Omaha, Neb., repaired Steve
Koppy' light plant Friday and from
there went to John Schiermister's
at Gayton to repair his light plant.
Godfrey Grenz was business
caller at his brother Philips of the
Clayton vicinity. G. Grenz is buy
ing q new tractor.
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S. w. Burlc:gh

Mrs. j. L. Chassak is in the st.
Alcxius hospital, having recently
undergone an operation for gall
stones. She is reported as getting
along nively.
August Smith has purchased a
new coupe.
Charley Maitland is in Bismarck
where he has been receiving treat
ment for tumor which has been
growing on his lip. He had an
operation and is getting along as
we'll rs can be expected.
Martha Houghtclling of Garrison
is working for the Joe Chcssal;
family.
1t was reported some time ago
that Mr.. Chessak had bought some
unimproved land from Mr.. Compana
but this was u mistake. Mr.. Ches-
SAX has purchased the place known
as Mrs. Companies and they have
begun to move unto this farm, Mr..
Chcssak having purchased "a well
improved farm this time. He can
move onto it ut once.
John Stewart has been confined
to his home the past few days with
quinsy and neuralgia.
0. G. Davenport was business
caller at the Robert Bellyea home
near Wilton last week.
This cold weather makes farm
ing very slow and difficult. Some
Of the farmers have quite bit of
work done in the fields, others have
just barely begun. The noise of
the busy tractor can be heard from
all sides and everyone is living in
hopes it will soon warm up and the
stock will be able to get some green
grass.
Norman Stewart and mother
visited at the Claud Hauscr home
Sunday.
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Those who attended the party at
the H. Mccullough home Sunday
night were Einar and Barney Strand,
Ina Myers, Kenmar and Gudrun
Jordahl, Lucille and Emil Johnson.
Tho Strands and McCulloughs
young folks spent Sunday afternoon
at the rocks. They had a pair Of
field glasses along and viewed the
country.
Miss Parmenter was . dinner
guest at the Olson home Sunday.
There was q large crowd at the
p. T. A. Mr.. F. E. McCurdy gave
an interesting talk. The next P. T..
A. will be held Saturday, May 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mowder and
family called at the J. F. Little home
Sunday.
Mike Stanquvits has moved to the
Creenan farm.
Edith Francis, Clayton and Ruth
Little were callers at the Mailman
and Jordahl homes Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Nicholson
called at the Wallman home Sunday.
Bertha Eide spent the weekend
1t Arena with her parents.
Edna Eide. spent Saturday after
noon an1 Sunday with Mrs. A. H.
Helgeson Of Regain.
Ruth and Charlotte Wilmot visited
at the Schilling home Sunday.
Dean and Benie Myers, Harold
Ridgeway spent Sunday with their
mother and sister at the Strand
home.
Norman and Eugene Little were
callers ct the Jordahl home Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Howe and family
were visitors at the Knudson home
Sunday afternoon.
Alice, Clarence. Louise, Roy and
Shirley Walker were Sunday evening
callers at the Mailman home.
Marcella Meters Of Wing is now
employed q the Grant Lindsey home.
Arthur Strand and Edna Eide were
attendants ct the dance in Wing
Friday night.
Wednesday business callers in
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Dodge

C. A. Strachan was q passenger
to Moclips, Washington, Tuesday
where he will make his future home.
Peter and Samuel Goetz and ].
A. Jacobs were transacting business
in Hazen Thursday.
Miss Josephine Andersen, who u
teaching school near Zap, was .
guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Siverts over Saturday and
Sunday.
Fred Gleich is transacting nusi-
ness in Bismarck few days this
week.
Theresa Jacobs, Anna Kellar and
Pliny Moen and Denzie Kirk were
transacting business in Beulah and
Zap Friday and Saturday.
G. Meyers Of Zap ID busy the5s
days painting and vanishing hif
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Kirk trans
acted business IN and around Man.
ming Saturday.
Cadence Lee was . business call
er in Bismarck . few days this
week.
Mrs. H. Richter, who was work
ing in Halliday for . few uaonths.
is visiting for some time at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and urs.
John Renk.
Mrs. Homer Davidson was I ST.
urday evening guest ct the homo
Of Mr.. and Nrs. Pliny Moen.
Joe Jacobs transacted businese
north Of Oodeo JuQ1dnvs