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Garfield
By MRS. A. F. GHYLlN

Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Olson and p. j.
Jacobson motored to Chasely Sun
day, returning Monday. They visit
ed Ole A. Olson and family.
Mrs. A. F. Ghylin and son Gerald
were afternoon guests at the keifer
home Monday.
Violet Olson, Fred Olson, Dee
Bailey took Bertha Eide to Bis
n,arck Sunday evening. She went
back for school.
Four new pupils entered the Can
field school Monday, Nov. 5. They
are: Anna, Henry, Elizabeth and
Lewis Dimble.
Alice Walker is now working for
Mrs. Mable Bailey during her illness.
Ladies Aid was held at the Dan
Danielson home Wednesday, Oct. 81.
There was not very many there be.
cause Of the cold weather. The next
Ladies Aid will be held at the Joe
Cook home Nov. 81.
Joe ard Olaf Void were afternoon
visitors at the Harry Davenport
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Swanson,
Clarice Howe. Ernest Swanson and
Burnett Jacobson were Bismarck
visitors Sunday.
Callers at the John Howe home
Sunday were: Mrs. Earl Mowder
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Hedstrom and son, Mrs. knudson
and son Oliver.
Henry Swanson entered the hos
pital Monday morning where he will
undergo a tonsil operation.
Virgel and Clyde Little, Randolph
and Julius Jordahl, Conrad Wilken-
son, Fred and Ira Mccoy, Lewis Jor-
genson and Aldred Bouche were up
to Walkers Sunday on a skating
party. After the party a nice lunch
was served for the boys. They all
had lot of fun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jorgenson and family
visited the Ptton home Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Jordahl and
Hester Bailey visited Mrs. L. Bailey
Sunday. Mrs. Bailey has been i'll
for about two weeks, but she is
feeling much better at present.
Callers at the Strand home Sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Jordahl
and family.
Doris and Robert Mccullough
Gudrun Jordahl and Barney Strand
notored to Regain Sunday.
Ruth and Charlotte and Joe AID
Olaf Void and Gene Little called at
the Jordahl home Sunday evening.
P. T. A. was held. at Garfield
schoolhouse Nov.2. A large crowd
attended. Mr.. Jordahl, a delegate to
the PIT. A. convention at Bismarck,
spoke to the people on this topic.
The next meeting will be held in
three weeks, on Nov. %. Come and
join. We want new members.
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Painted Woods
BY MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Erickson left
for Bismarck Tuesday afternoon,
where they will make their home
and Ernest will enter school.
Mrs. liver Erickson and children
spent Sunday at the Frank Erick-
son home.
liver Erickson took a truckload Of
things to Bismarck for Frank Erick-
son Sunday. He also took a load to
the Andrew Nelson home where the
Erickson's are storing some Of their
things.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Franklin took in
the show at the Grand theatre Mon
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan johnson were
Wilton callers Tuesday.
VIM. Brown was caller.in Wilton
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Erickson and
SON Ernest called at the Andrew
Nelson home Tuesday before start
ing for Bismarck.
From all indications winter will
soon be with US. Such heavy frosts
and biting winds, but most of the
farmers have their hay put up and
corn and potatoes in, ready for a
long cold winter.
Mrs. VIM. Brown, sons Fred and
Lester and Walter Washington re-
turned from their trip to visit Mrs.
Browns daughter at Garrison Mon
day. They had very enjoyable
time and say the roads were good
all the way.
Arthur Damstrom is working in
Wilton, helping to gravel the Main
street.
Freddie Mitchell is working on
the section in Wilton.
Mr.. Swanke of Bismarck has pur-
chased the place in the woods recent
~ vacated by Frank Erickson.
VIM. Brown and son Lester mo-
tored to Bismarck Wednesday after
noon. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Brostrom mo-
tored to Washburn Wednesday.
joe Brown is busy hauling grain
to Wilton this week.
Andrew Nelson is hauling home
his hay from the Smith place, which
he has rented.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown and
son Lester called at the Fred Brown
home Thursday. In the afternoon
Mr.. Brown attended q meeting at the
Lawrence Johnson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan johnson and
father, Emory Johnson. had supper
at the VIM. Brown home Wednes-
day evening.
Monday night Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Lillefield offended the play 1T the
Grand theatre.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Dan johnson called
Of the VIM. Brown homo Thursday
evening.
liver Erickson is busy hauling coal
home with the truck before the cold
weather sets Ii.
Mr.. and MIS-. Stewart Cummings
and children 81 wilton spent Sun
day q TIE Charles HannAeld home
NJ. md 1ers. Richayd Skater ~
the pecud parents - : hoby xirl
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1873

from here recent illness and will be
home soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Simpson Of
Brisbane were business visitors
here Monday.
When the infant daughter Joyce
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Zeller was
christened Sunday there were pres.
ent four generations, Mrs. Ruth
Fahnestock, great grandmother;
Mrs. Tom Anderson, grandmother,
Mrs. julius Zeller, mother and baby
Joyce. The group was photographed.
November 3 being the anniversary
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson's
wedding, a number of friends and
neighbors surprised them and spent
the evening visiting and talking Of
old days. Mr.. T. F. Heating, being
one of those present, helped recall
many pleasant memories.
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the close Of the meeting. The mex,
meeting will lie held in three weeks
Fred, Oscar and Violet Oleson
Burnett jacobson, Joe Cook, Merrill
Lindsey, Dee and Ada Bailey IT.
tended q basket social and dance at
Arena Friday night.
Mrs. Mabel Bailey is seriously i'll
at her home. She is under the doc
tors care at present.
Mrs. Harry Davenport and Mrs,
Roy Little were callers in Wilton
Saturday afternoon. They were
supper guests at the Tom Hollings-
worth home.
Gene Little went to the coal mine
Thursday. He stayed over night at
the Ole Uglem home in Wilton, re-
turning Friday.
There was no school at Garfield
Thursday as the teachers attended
the institute at Wing.
S. o. LeBarron Of Bismarck was
business caller at Roy Titles
Thursday.
Ole and Olaf Void and Paul
Greenan were callers in Wing Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Carl Berg visited with Mrs.
Jake Fisher Friday afternoon.
Frank Nicholson and family were
Wilton shoppers Friday. Donovan
Nicholson returned home with them
to spend the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Berg and family
were Friday evening visitors at the
Carl Berg home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Greenan and
son Wesley were Sunday afternoon
visitors at the Roy Little home.
Paul Greenan and Norman Little
were Wing callers Sunday afternoon.
Dan Danielson transacted business
in Regain Monday.
Roy Little took Gene to Wilton
Monday morning where he will work
on the high line. Guy Mccoy and
Joe Cook will also work there.
Mrs. Earl Mowder and Frieda
Uhde were callers in Regain Monday
afternoon.
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NEWS OF OUR NElCHBORS

looking after his farming Interests
1t Selfridge, N. ID.
Mrs. VIM, Robinson and children
were visiting with Mrs. Robinson,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Melon
aid Of Glencoe, over the weekend.
George lvey is fixing the hall late
ly rented by the lWoodman Circle in
to living rooms. When finished the,
will be occupied by Mrs. j. Shcaefel
and fanny. These along with tn
J rooms in which they are now living
will make them a very comfortable
dwelling place.
F. M. Long, one Of our geniaI
merchants, has Joined the 1ndepcnd-
ent Grocers Alliance, an organiza-
ton giving its members the benefit
Of united buying power. Mr.: Long
Is remodeling his store according to
the plans of this organization.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross and family Of
Wing moved this week cato the
Drake and Newcomer ranch south
west Of town. We wish these new
residents in our neighborhood much
success in their new venture.
Miss Florence Adams is visiting
for few days with her parents on
the farm northeast Of town.
Guy Drake, who was here this
summer helping to paint and fix up
the Drake and Newcomer ranches, Is
spending the winter in California.
We are sorry to report the death
Of John A. Rousu at his home south
east Of Braddock Monday, October
%, after an illness of heart trouble.
The remains were inferred Thursday
in the Finnish cemetery, services
being condv cted by Rev. Oscar Autso
Of Lake Norden, s. d. The deceased
leaves to mourn his loss eight sons
and three daughters. Friends and
relatives who attended the funeral
were MIR. and Mrs. Oscar kohta and
Mrs. Erickson and son of Frederick,
S. D., Peter A. Johnson and wife and
John Huovinen and wife of Rolla, n.
D. Mr.. Rousu came to America at
the age of Is from Tarnio, Finland,
and resided in Massachusetts, until
1902. when he moved on the farm
south Of Braddock. Much sympathy
is expressed for the bereaved fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. F. Savage called
on old-time friends in Hazclton Sun
day.
Miss Elsie Beseler spent the week
end at her home, south of Braddock.
Master Charles Bowers enter
tanned a number of his friends on his
fifth birthday, October 80.
Fred Sippanen. who resides south
of town, met with quite a serious &C.
cident when he fel! from his wind
mill. One of his wrists was badly
sprained.
DR.. Baer, Thore MAIDEN, c. Swov-
erland, D. Mcdonald and James
Murphy drove to Moffit Saturday
evening to attend the political meet
ing. The speakers we're Congress
man Hall and Alex Macdonald Of
Glencoe.
Prairie Junior Circle met at the
home of Mrs. F. NJ. Long Saturday
afternoon with Is members in at
tendance. One new member was
added to their number. After the
usual routine # business the after
noon was spent il playing games
and picture was taken of the
group. Mrs. Long served delicious
lunch to the little folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Heath and son of
Napoleon were Sunday visitors at
the H. w. Allen home.
AS we are closing our notes we
are informed that Mr.. John Failing
has passed away. Further particu-
lars will be given next week.
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Rock Hill
By RUTH LITTLE

Charlie Christensen was a bust
ness visitor in Regain Tuesday.
Clayton Little was a social caller
at the home of w. H. Kolk on Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Jordahl and
family were visitors at the home Of
Mrs. A. Strand on Tuesday evening.
A quilting bee was held at the
home of Mrs. Louis Jourgenson
Tuesday afternoon. Two quilts
were tied for Mrs. P. Patton. After
the work was finished Mrs. Patton
and Mrs. Jourgenson served a de-
licious lunch. The ladies present
were: Mrs. S. L. Jordahl, Mrs. Ed
Rasche, Mrs. Fuehling. Mrs. Daven-
port, Mrs. James Little and Ruth.
Mrs. v. N. Monroe and son Steve
were business callers at Wing Tues
day.
Bartholomew Fitzgerald and
brother were callers at j. F. Titles
Tuesday evening.
Joe Wiedman was a visitor at the
home of s. B. Olsen's Tuesday.
!. Edith Gordon of Bismarck was q
visitor ut the parental home Sunday.
Carl Scott and family, who live in
Bismarck, were visitors at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Scott on Sunday.
Steve Monroe attended the Halo
ween party at the home Of Elvin
Wheeler last Saturday evening.
The Garfield Ladies Aid met with
Mrs. Dan Danielson Wednesday
After the business meeting q de-
licious lunch was served by the hos
tess. Those present were: Mrs.
Anna Strand, Mrs. S. L. Jordahl,
Mrs. A. F. Ghylin, Mrs. Ole Olson
Mrs. Earl Mowder, Mrs. j. F. Little
and Mrs. Harry Mccullough. The
next meeting will be held at the
home Of Mrs. j. Cook.
Emil Moses was visitor at ]. F.
Little's Thursday.
Seivert Olson and C. @. Kettleson
were at Titles Wednesday.
/ Frank and Esther Tolliver and
Marcy Scott Of Bismarck were Wis
itors at the home of w. H. Kolb on
Sunday.
Andrew Olson was 4 Regain caller
Wednesday,.
w. H. Kolb and sons Andrew and
Robert were visiting at Mrs. Katie
Kolb's Sunday.
S. B. Olsen was seen in Regain
Wednesday.
Mrs.. Carl Landerholm was a Wis.
itor at Ryeberg's Tuesday.
EvnAct CNWAnv% Va,aa s,s~:k>~ -
Regain Friday.
Mrs. Andrew Olsen visited at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Mccullough Friday.
Mrs. Ira Bailey and son Laurence
were Regain callers Friday.
George Bailey called at the ]. f.
Little home Friday.
S. L. Jordahl was at Regans Fri.
day:
gan Wednesday. She also called at
the home Of J. F. Little.
There was no school 1t the Can.
field schoolhouse on Thursday, as the
teachers were attending q demon.
stration meeting at the Wing school.
house.
| Mrs. Harry Mccullough and chill.
fdren are visiting at the Strand home
this week.
Gudron Jordahl, Doris McCul.
Tough, Barney Strand and Robert
Mccullough were Regain callers
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Little and
family Of Baldwin were Sunday
| guests Of his brother J. F. Little.
An airplane owned by the Potter
Bros. q Bismarck was il Regal
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Raleigh
BY w. B. DORwARD

Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Kelch and FAM
lily of Mandan spent Thursday as
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roche.
P. j. Rausch was a business Wis
itor at Selfridge Wednesday.
S. J. Pack returned Monday from
Croker, Mo-, having motored the
Geo. Bird family there where they
expect to make their future hoh,e.
Mrs. August Daily was a passen-
ger to Aberdeen the first of the
week where she went to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Kindschi, father Of
Henry kindschi formerly of Raj
eigh.
Mr.. Tillman and Harry Benson are
the carpenters working on the new
oil station being built for w. p.
Stayner on Main street.
Mike Debowy returned home the
first of the week from Canada
where he assisted in the harvest
fields.
Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Lester Oehler
Of Roscoe, S. D., arrived Wednes.
day for a short visit with the lat.
ter's sister, Mrs. G. l.. Klienschmidt.
They were accompanied to Leith
Thursday by Mrs. Klienschmidt to
visit at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
Corbitt former acquaintance Of Mrs.
Allen.
The I. o. o. f. and Rebecca
lodges purchased the building they
have occupied for some time from
Alfred Westrum, this week, and in.
tend to remodel it.
r. G. Christensen. our progressive
hog fancier, received a purebred
Duroc hog from Riverside, Ia, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Dorward re.
turned Thursday from very pleas
ant five weeks trip spent in Havana.
Cuba, Florida and the central states.
They attended the Spanish War Vet.
erans' national encampment in Ha.
vana and were greatly enthused by
the royal entertainment given by the
city of Havana.
Business has been very good ir
our little village the past few weeks
Another business transaction trans.
pired this week when Alvin Tillmar
sold the dray line to Claude Chris.
Jensen who will take immediate pos.
session.
Mrs. Paul Dempsey was hostess
Friday afternoon when she enter.
tanned nine Of her lady friends at q
luncheon.
Knute Epslund and bridge crew
departed Friday for Shields having
been stationed in Raleigh for the
past month.
Frank Bosworth is having a hot
W0foYr f,,rro0o on~l - L.
this week.
Paul Dempsey is building mod.
ern hog house on his farm north OF
Raleigh and expects to keep 20 or
more brood sows.
Henry Krause motored to Bis
marck Saturday after Professor Cos.
grove who has been confined at the
St. Alexius hospital for the past
week.
Alfred Westrum motored to Bis.
marck on business Saturday. He was
accompanied by VIM. Morrison. who
returned with Mrs. John Morrisor's
car.
Mr.. and hrs. w. P. Stayner and
children were dinner guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. hubert Yves.
sells Sunday.
Mrs. Theodore Christensen enter
tanned a party of children at her
home Sunday afternoon in honor of
her daughter Cora's birthday. The
afternoon was spent in games after
which a lovely lunch was served.
Cora was the recipient cf number
OF presents.
Alvin and Leroy Cors of New
Leipzig spent Sunday as guests of
Alvin Cors and other friends in
Raleigh.
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Wednesday looking after some bust

wednesday looking after some DuSl-
ness interests
Sam Brown was taken to Wilton
and Bismarck Wednesday to see a
physician about his knee which was
very painful. He stayed in the
Bismarck hotel to be there for treat
| ments.
Mrs. r. G. Nelson and Mrs. Rob-
ert Solberg we're supper guests at
the John Engdahl home Thursday
night.
Joe Ayers had the thrcshers Fri
ray. Mrs. Jiras boarded them.
Otto and Alice Swanson visited at
the John Engdahl home Thursday
night.
John Engdahl called at Nels Nell
sons Friday and got two cows in
the truck he took to Baldwin and
shipped item with his carload to the
cities.
Bill Fricke Jr., and Otto Swanson
made trip to the coal mine Friday
after coal.
A number from this locality mo-
tored near Mckenzie last Saturday
and took in the dance held at the
Crum barn.
Mrs. G. +. Nelson and Gwcndolyn
visited Friday at the Kruger home.
MIR. Nelson and family and Charlie
Reynolds called at night to get her.
They also called in at Charlie Rue's
home.
Mrs. A. Kruger, John and Elsie
motored to Bismarck Wednesday, at
tending to some business interests.
John Anderson called at the
Kruger home one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Marley motored
to Bismarck Saturday looking after
some matters of business nature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Monroe and
son Rodrick made trip to Bismarck
Saturday on business mission.
Benny Nelson visited at his home
here, Nels Nelson's, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Resch and Eliz-
abeth motored to Baldwin Saturday
night shopping and stopped in for
the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Whitfield. Flor
ence and Stephen motored to Bis
marck Saturday looking after some
business interests.
A number of young folks from this
vicinity motored to Baldwin Satur-
day night for the dance held there.
The jenkins orchestra furnished the
music.
Erwin and Emery Lundeen and
Gertie Mae Nelson motored to Nc
kenzie Saturday night and took in
the dance held at the Crum barn.
John Kruger purchased two horses
last week at the Ivan Law sale.
John Anderson motored to Bis
marck Friday and got Floyd and
Irene to spend the weekend at their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Nelson motored
to Bismarck Saturday looking after
business affairs.
Gertie Mae and Gladys. Nelson,
Elizabeth Resch, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Gierky of Bismarck and Archie
Burkhart were guests Sunday at the
Lundin home. Clifford Stillwell also
called there.
Helen Rue called at the Kruger
home Sunday.
ACLSNC dHu Aull oL oIHWlu.
kendorf of New Salem came by car
Sunday to J. w. Jiras', her brother
in-law and her father will make his
home here for a while with his
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rcsch and
family were Sunday supper guests
at the G. f. Nelson home. Mrs. A.
Kruger, John and Elsie, Erwin and
Emery Lundin were also visitors at
night.
Brown boys and three school girls
and Gladys Nelson visited Sunday
at the j. w. Jiras home. Gertie
Mae Nelson, Elizabeth Resch, Erwin
and Emery Lundin called en- route
to Lundin's.
Englebert Tuft arrived Sunday to
Lundin's from Neyburn, Can, to
visit his brother in Beulah and will
60 to Idaho 4 month to visit his
mother and return here for the
winter.
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BY HELEN MARCHANT

Mrs. Harry Knowles and daughter
Mrs. Edible Cleveland called at the
VIM. Ryan home Tuesday.
Adam Klein brought a load of
coal from Wing Friday.
Christ Wentz was a Bismarck
shopper Friday.
Marcella Meters and Mrs. Henry
Seilenger attended the vaudeville in
Wing Friday evening.
John Witt and Christ Wentz at
tended Bill Blues sale near Regain
Saturday. Christ Wentz purchased
. set of harness and a team Of
horses.
Tom Ryan called at the Dan Nc
Kinnon and Herman Meters home
Sunday afternoon.
Monday evening dinner guests at
the r. G. Marchant home were Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Smith and daughter
Verma May and Tracy Degner.
Rose Ryan spent Sunday with
Tillie and Ruth Helm.
John Koch topk a load Of wheat
to. Wing Saturday evening.
Mrs. Simon Koch was on the sick
list Monday.
Mrs. 4. G. Marchant left for Scot
land, S. D., Tuesday morning to at-
tend the funeral Of her father, who
passed away Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Novy were
McClusky shoppers Monday after
noon.
Jacob Hindbauch was q business
called in Regain Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wentz and
daughter Mavis motored to Wins
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Triebwmassel
Of McClusky and Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Melhoff Of futile spent
Tuesday evening visiting at the VIM
Dit home.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Mcclellan left
for Indiapa Wednesday, where they
will spend the winter with Mr.. Nc.
Clellan's parents.
VIM. Ryan and son William were
Regain shoppers Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Koch, Mrs
John Koch and Mrs. Ted Ehnes and
small son and John Witt. eallsd u
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Trygg
BY GLADYS e. NELSON

Mrs. F. c. Nelson received news
from Cylinder, Iowa. Monday of the
death of her sister, Mrs. Olson, who
visited here and was taken home
from the hospital in Bismarck.
There was no hope held for her.
Her daughter Neva. nurse, came
and took her home on the train about
two weeks ago.
Joe Varley was out hunting for his
hogs which strayed away Monday.
He found them at w. H. Browns.
Cedric Craig was a caller at G. F..
Nelson's Wednesday. He states he
just finished combining.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Jiras and
family visited a week ago Sunday at
the Otto Ayers home at Menoken.
Deputy Sheriff Albin Hedstrom
was out in our locality one day last
week on special business.
Paul Curl and A. c. Wilde were
transacting business at the G. F.
Nelson home Monday night.
John Resch made several trips to
Bismarck last week on a business
mission.
G. F. Nelson motored to Wilton
Monday night on local business.
Joe Fischer visited in our. vicinity
last Monday night.
G. F. Nelson made several trips
to local coal mine with. the truck
to get his winter supply.
Viran Nelson and Geo. Whitted
hauled wheat to Regain Tuesday.
The patrons from school No. 4 in
Trygg, where Dorothy Kratz teaches,
met at Gladys Rue's school No. /
Wednesday and enjoyed luncheon
together on halloween evening, the
3lst of October.
Enos Strandamo came home We'd
nesday from his parents, E. E.
Strandemo's. near Baldwin, where he
has been helping them thresh.
Julia Engdahl visited school No. l
in Cromwell Wednesday for little
halloween doings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rosendahl
and daughters that came here from
Washington this summer to visit
Strom's and other relatives, have
decided to stay here and make their
home. They have rented an apart
ment in Regain where Violet will 70
to school for the winter. Mr.. Rosen-
dahl has been working with Martin
Strand doing carpenter work.
Miss Violet Schrool and her
mother and sisters have been at the
Brown Bros. doing the cooking dur
ing threshing time.
Otto Swanson made trip to Bald
win Wednesday on local business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Engdahl mo.
tored to Bismarck Wednesday, look
ing sitter some business interest en-
route and stopping at Baldwin.
Joe Marley made 4 trip to local
coal mine Thursday.
=. G. Nelson and Bud made 4 trip
to Regain Wednesday.
John Enedshl left Friday with !
carload Of cattle he shipped to the
cities. Mr. and Mrs. Enrdahl and
family will leave for Portland, Ore,
IN . week or 30. They will visit
Alice Swsnson's father and Leonard
Carbon and relatives. They will
naako their home in Oregon.
Abe Anderson made 1 trip to !
local coal mine Thursday after coal.
Hugo Nelson was : caller ct G. =.
Nelson's Friday on local business.
Mr. and Mrs. Kn6wnly Dornau
end family made ! trip = Bismarck