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El fronterizo., 1928-04-07
CaLandria
Por Rafael Delgado
FOLLETIN NO. 6

Nj en- los negocios, nj en- ciertas4
atrevidillas combinaciones mercan-
tiles, harto a~rriesgadas y peligro-
sas, en- que sofia entrar, parecia
fijar la ~atencion, por mucho que en-
elias estuviera interesado grande-
mente Y jugara no exigua parte dc
su fortuna. Procedfa en- u tratos
Y transacciones sin manifestar num-
ca serios temores de NAL exito, SON.
riente festive, siempre de buen hui
NOR.
Hombre de mundo Y de sociedad
con nadie Sc desavenia, nj Sc n
mistaba, nc dando lugar a clio y
climando a tempo las marejadas
del amor propio herido y las tenn
pestades de la contrariedad en- to-
das circunstancias enojosa.
Formaba en- ell grupo feliz de los
que a nadie desagradan, con ningu-
no pugnan, a todos rinden con 10
incoloro de su pensar, y saben con-
quistarse todas las voluntades.
va queda dicho que era rico--no
tanto como suponfan las comadres
del patio de San Cristobal-tenia
10 bastante para vivir c6moda va
holgadamente, sobrepasando un
tanto esa aurea mediania, cantada
por ell poeta, que no deslumbra nj
ofende a los demas y que sirve para
subir en- ell concepto social y acre
cienta respetos Y carino pdblicos.
Made saba de cierto FL origen
de su fortuna. En- concepto de al
gunos, los menos, procedfa de I'm
premio gordo de la Loterfa de la
Habana; al decir de otros, muy Gre
dulis, de una herencia inesperada,
en- opinion de muchos, TODD venia de
ahorros y buscas legales en- una
Aduana del Golfo; y conforme ell
sentir de los mas, de habiles NAME
jos hacendarios llevados a feliz ter
mino con la Federation en- una con-
trata de vestuario para Ell Ejercito
defensor de nuestro sagrado terri
torio v sosten de nuestras precio-
sas libertades.
Ello es que don Eduardo viva
tranquilo y venturoso, gozando de
todas las a~bundancias de la clase
alta y amanda a su hija, gallarda y
elegante ~senorita, con .ese amor que
logran inspirar la belleza y la debi-
hdad de I'm sexo, siempre hechicero,
a quien como don Eduardo tenia
cerrada la puerta de su alma a O.
tros afectos y ternuras. Acaso en-
aquel amor habia no POGO de egofs-
mo. Suele ell egofsmo tomar las
formas y aspectos mas extranos Y
singulares; ell halago de la vanidad,
la ostentaci6n de la riquez, ell orgu-
10 de la hermosura, la vanagloria
del dinero, cuanto de alguna mare
ra da al espiritu algo que real 0
aparentemente lie hace felix. Para
quien como el habfa sufrido tanto
en- la ninez, pobrezas, hambres y
humillaciones; para quien habfa pa
sado los mejores amos de la vida
arrastrado por ell viento de nuestras
luchas c%iviles, yendo de aquf para
El fronterizo., 1928-04-07
81 A LA HoRA DE AcosTARsE

no ha vaciado I'd. su vientre, tome
Sc 1 o 2 pastillas DEL-OGAR de
Becker y al otro dfa lie haran efecto.
Ell estrenimiento es ell enemigo de
la humanidad y ell vientre debe Y
tiene que evacuarse una vez al dfa.
Malestar despues de las comidas,
biliosidad, dolores de cabeza son a
menudo causados por la falta de e.
vacuaci6n. Compre Pastillas DEL
OGAR de Becker en- SUI botica O
por correo. Una GAIA 80 centavos o 3
cajas por rs. Comprandonos 3 cajas
las enviamos C. o. D. The BECKER
MEDICINE CO., 80 Union Square,
Desk M, New York.
El fronterizo., 1928-04-07

Of Ell Fronterizo, published weekly al
Tucson, Arizona. for April, 1928.
State of Arizona
El fronterizo., 1928-04-07
Cuando nuestra Sangre es pObre,
nueStra Salud no marcia bien.

Sangre que no
contiene la ne
cesaria cantidad
de ferro y he
moglobina, no
puede ser san
ora r;no nj CON
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Sterling

Mrs. Tollefson and daughter Lu-
ella, accompanied by Bill Hoeft and
family, visited at the Carey John
son home Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Lang were
Driscoll callers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Holtan called
at the Max Lang home Monday eve-
ming.
Porter Langley left Wednesday for
Morris, Mimi, where he will attend
agricultural college.
Tom Stewart and family visited at
the C. J. johnson home Saturday
evening.
The Misses Esther Lang and MAJ
ian Lewis left for Jamestown Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Stewart were
Driscoll callers Saturday.
Miss Bertha Petersen spent Fri
day and Saturday nights with MIL
dred johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brownawell were
shopping in Bismarck Monday.
Raymond Van Vleet, accompanied
by his mother and sister, were Wis
iting In Sterling Sunday.
The teachers returned to Sterling
Saturday after their Christmas va
cation.
Tyler johnson and family spent
Friday night at c. J. Johnson's.
Mrs. G. ]. Johnson, accompanied
by Miss Bertha Petersen, were town
callers Saturday.
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Mrs. Ralph Falkenstein pleasantly
entertained about 10 friends and
relatives Friday evening, the oecas-
ION being the birthday Of Mr.. FAlk-
enstein. Cards were played, and :
delicious midnight lunch was served
by the hostess.
Mrs. Kate Swick, assistant to the
postmaster, has been spending the
past week in Bismarck with her
little son Rollin, who Ia III at the
Bismarck hospital.
Willis Splitter, who ha: been
spending the vacation period Of two
weeks 1t his home south Of Baldwin,
has returned to his school studies
in Mandan.
Mrs. Herman Meyers and Herman
Meyers, Jr., have been quite i'll at
the family home north Of town the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hosue and
family, ind Mr.. and Mrs. Andy
Peterson were visitors at the Emig
Geigle home on Friday evening.
Lester Falkenstein. who left the
fore part Of the week for Bismarck
for medical treatment, il said to be
recuperating nicely.
Miss Freda Splitter has returned
to her school work near Jud after
spending two weeks with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Splitter.
Miss Grace Falkenstein has No.
turned to her high school work in
Bismarck after spending her vaca-
ton at home.
Miss Lille Jiras has resumed her
work in the capital city after .
short visit with local relatives.
Joe Sorch has returned from Z
visit with relatives ct New Salem,
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Welch's Spur

Randolph Alsbury called 1t the
Robt. WEIGH and Otto Dorman homes
Saturday.
Ralph Snyder visited with Clar.
ence Doppler Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Robert WEIGH and
family visited ct the home Of Mrs.
Welch's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Doppler Sunday.
Mrs. John Nieland, teacher Of
Boyd No. I, returned to her board
ing place ct Robert Welch's Mon
day. Mr.. Easton, Mrs. Nieland's
brother, brought her In his sled.
Messrs. Robt. Boyd and John Ais
bury, jurors, returned to Bismarck
Monday afternoon.
Robert Welch and Lawrence Dop-
pier drove to Bismarck Tuesday.
They report no road until they
reached the Red Trail.
School started Tuesday at Boyd
No. l, but on account Of the severe
weather, only one pupil was present.
Mrs. Robt. Boyd was called TO
Bismarck Wednesday to be with her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Randall Boyd,
whose brother, Harley feathers, Of
Mckenzie, had just died. The
funeral was to Be held Sunday.
Ava Alsbury has been staying
with Miss Eleanor Bates, who works
ct the Robt. Boyd home, during Mrs.
Boyd's absence.
Earl Hanson, small son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Knut Hanson, was taken
to the hospital with typhoid fever
the first of the week. His 14.year.
old sister Nellie is there also with
typhoid. They are both reported to
be slowly improving. The rest Of
the Hanson family have been inocu-
lated.
Joe Hill hauled two sled loads Of
tat hogs to Mckenzie this week. The
endgate Of one sled came out and
two hogs got away before Joe could
close the opening, but he was near
the Alsbury and WEIGH homes and
Gerald, Randolph and Robt. WEIGH
helped him to catch them. Gerald
went on toMcKenzie with him.
Jack Ishmall called 1T the Robt.
Welch home on his way to Menoken,
Wednesday.
Conrad WEIGH, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John WEIGH, who has been stay.
ing with his grandparents the past
week, returned home Wednesday.
John WEIGH went to Bismarck by
way Of the South 500, Wednesday.
He returned Thursday.
A few Of the young men Of this
vicinity got together Thursday and
had a rabbit hunt on the Yeakle
Brothers farm. Thirty rabbits were
killed.
Mrs. Violet Clayton and Walter
Yeakle drove to Bismarck Thurs
day.
John WEIGH assisted his brother
Robert in butchefing q fat hog Fri
day.
Randolph Alsbury drove to Men,
oxen Friday. He stopped at Otto
Dorman's on his way back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dirlam drove
to Bismarck Friday. They left their
little son Jimmie with Mrs. John
WEIGH.
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Hampton

Merle Buck was . business caller
at Cannon Ball Monday.
Miss Louise and Paul Gartner and
Ludwig Molnar Of Fort Rice were
visiting 1T the home OF Steve Kop.
py for = few days.
Henry Knitted was . caller 1t the
Morford home Thursday.
John Burkhardt and Ole Knutson
were callers at Cannon Ball Wednes-
day.
John E. Rensselaer, was busy haul.
ing grain to Cannon Ball the fore
part Of the week.
John Ohlhauser, Jr., made buei-
ness trip to Cannon Ball this week.
Pauline and Gertrude Koppy went
back to Strasburg Monday to finish
their term Of school after having >
few weeks Christmas vacation. They
were accompanied by their parents,
as far as Linton, where they took
the train.
Godfrey Grenz was . business call
er at Linton Monday.
Jake Schiermister Of Clayton Was .
caller in this vicinity the middle
part of the week.
Frank Koppy returned to Temvik
Monday where he Is attending high
school after his Christmas vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick White Eagle
were visiting friends in this com.
munity Sunday.
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family motorsd 70 ths 1app houaoi
Sunday AFTERNOON.
Regain callers Saturday wero q;
q. xettleton, ". z. Kan, Steve Men.F
roe, Andrew Kolb, Roy Farley, ~
+. Little, Clayton Little, Oscar Mag.
nuson, George Walworth, NJ. and
Mr.. Joe Cook, Mrs.. Davenport, Mr.
ins p bi.m asy Mccullough and VIII
The Misses Ida Magnuson and
Randa Kettleson, high school stu
dents Of Bismarck, returned 60 THAR
duties Saturday.
Chas. Our and Merrill Lindsey
were grinding feed Ct c. J. Kuehis i
Saturday.
c. 3. Ch.ist.anson was . REGAIN
business caller Thursday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray McCulloush and
son Buddy and Little Pearl Bren.
ntese were guests Of the J. =. Littia
home Saturday. The evening was
spent In listening to the radio Ard
playing whist and checkers. a
luncheon was served.
Aslted Bouch called on Albert
Vollen's Sunday evening.
Ernest Gordon was . Regain ca,l.
er Thursday.
Mabel Diamond was . guest Of her
brother Friday.
p! Mr.: and Mr.; Alsot Rybers were
heean callers Saturday.
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ward Wilton last Sunday Tor the
purpose Of opening the roads for ~.
to travel. A great deal Of shoveling
was necessary IN places, but the
boys came back with the good word
that the roads had been opened and
that travel may be made BY auto %
Wilton without difficulty. They -.
ported that Il WAS necessary TO make
four detours, the snow being too
deep on the regular road in those
places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Dutt Of Tap.
pen, N. Dak., who are visiting 1t the
Aug. Sulzle home, are the proud par.
ents OF Z baby girl, who made her
appearance Sunday night.
II. F. Dimond shipped Z carload
Of hogs to SO. st. Paul Tuesday.
Owing to the low hog prices and
high feed prices the farmers are not
inclined to hold hogs for any length
Of time or until q higher market.
Ole Void was q business caller
IN Regain Monday. Mr.. Void has
teen somewhat indisposed for the
rast two months, having been SUI
ering q great deal from rheuma-
tism.
Grant Lindsey was passenger to
Bismarck Monday where he went
for further treatment for his arm
which he broke q couple OF months
ago.
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clsar Lake school No. I Wednesday
Afternoon.
Mrs. Carrie Nslssa ana daughter
Hssel LETT Thursday tor Mandan for
. weeks visit with friends.
Mrs. Albert Chrieteusep and
daughter Myrtle and little Waitsr
called on Mrs. Koterba Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. H. A. Thomae daughters Hell.
On and Blanche OF Driscoll visited
Clear Lake school No. /, taught by
Miss Evelyn Thomas, Thursdsy Aft
ernoon.
Miss Vivian Shelter was . Steele
caller Wednesday. returning Thurs.
day.
A couple Of coyotes were caught
70 tho ueighborhood tho past week.
Here's hoping several moro will ger
captured, % there has been . mum.
Der seen 90 we'll % heard.
L. B. Olson entertained . number
O friends ct . whist party Thurs
day evening, Mrs. Frank 0hdffer and
Harry Olson winning the prizes.
Will stiles, who has been visit
Ing his parents since tho holidays,
returned homo the last OF tho week.
MIS-. Mabel Carlson and children,
who have been staying with her
mother, Mrs. H. Smith, since her
illness, returned to Steele tho last
Of the week.
Mrs. Emma Shaffer was Z visitor
at Clear Lake school No. l Friday.
Mrs. Albert Christensen, Miss
Myrtle and Walter drove to the J. r.
Sharp home In Lyman township
Friday, returning Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hargrave en-
tertained Z number OF relatives and
friends at Z progressive whist party
and dance Saturday evening. The
Misses Lenora and Fay Hargrave
carried off the first and second
prises. A fine time was enjoyed By
Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Paslay called
on Mr.. and Mrs. H. Smith Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Albert Christensen, daughter
Myrtle and little Walter called ct
the Frank Shaffer home Sunday att
ernoon.
Miss Goldie Olson, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Olson, for . few days, returned
to Bismarck Monday.
Warren Keeler and Jim Clark
were Bismarck callers Tuesday.
L. b. Olson and Martin Leighofen
hauled some grain to Driscoll for
NJ. L. Olson Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hargrave
spent Tuesday evening ct the Frank
Shaffer home.
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Ecklurld

Ed Morris made trip to the Eng
strom coal mine Monday.
Bernice and Marjorie Morris left
for Bismarck wednesday, where
they attend high school after Z two
weeks vacation with their parents.
Meta and Mildred Hilken visited
at the Wallace Anderson home
Thursday evening.
Viran Nelson made . tri. to the
Engstrom coal mine Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Monroe were
visitors at the Wallace Anderson
home Thursday evening.
Donald Morris was a caller In
Baldwin Saturday morning..
Meta and Mildred Hilken left Sat-
urday for Bismarck, where they at
tend high school after two weeks
vacation at their home.
Bonnie Anderson was q caller In
Wilton Saturday.
Aldythe and Elsie Mccullough re-
turned to Wilton Sunday, where they
attend high school, after q two
weeks vacation ct their home.
Cecil and Brandt Morris returned
to their home Sunday after q few
days. visit at tho +. F. Morris home.
Donald Morris and Louie Klawit-
tor were callers at the Edward Nor
rio home Sunday evening.
Kenneth Klawitter returned to his
home Sunday after q two weeks WIS.,
It at the +. f. Morris home.
A number from this vicinity at
tended the surprise party held at
tho Ralph Falkenstein home Friday
night, It being Ralph's birthday.
Edna Talkenstein went back to
Wilton Sunday to attend high school
after q two weeks vacation at her
home.
Edward Morris made q trip to the
Engstrom coal mine Wednesday aft
or two loads of coal.
A number from this vicinity at
tended the surprise party held at
the Wallace Anderson home Satur-
day night. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Monroe, Joe and
Willie Jiras, Issie and Harry Brown,
viran Nelson, Teddie Anderson, Ey-
elyn Donovan, Mr.. and Mrs. +. F..
Morris and family, Kenneth Kla-
witter, Cecil and Brandt Morris,
Harold Williams, Bonnie Anderson,
Grace Falkenstein, Richard Ander-
son, Emil Hilken, Albert Molene,
Walter Spangberg, Orvil Falken-
stein, Lewie Johnson. Lunch was
serve dat midnight and all reported
good time.
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mont Emi win bach while shs i
away.
Nj. and Mn. Reg 4laslegrovs
ssss cs''s' 1t tho Frank Gray home
Nj. and Mrs.. Jacob stsiglsmsysr
were guests at the Andrew Kraft
MT NJ. and &r,. Roy H.sslssov.
we're evening guests Of Mrs. and
Ars. Harry U6sr's Thursday.
Owen Mcintyre was Z caller ct
r. C. Halvet's Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Granville and
sons called ct Roy Hasleerovs's Sum
day but found no ono ut home.
Irwin Sattler was in Arena with
q load Of grain Friday.
Owen Mcintyre Was . caller 1t
Harry Ulfer's Wednesday morning.
Iona VAIL visited her little
friends at school No. 2. Friday.
Ed Wagner WAS q kuQst ct the
Philip Weber home Sunday.
James Tees was . caller ct w. H.
Starks and Fred Almers one day
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers attend.
Cd services ct the German church
Sunday afternoon and were supper
guests ef Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Sattler'S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Cobbs and
family were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake Berg Sunday afternoon.
The Berg young folks and Miss
Helen Dagner spent Sunday 1t the
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Berg and son
Wilbur visited Friday and Saturday
with Mrs. Berg's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Laib south Of Arena.
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Lem

a large crowd attended the oyster
supper and program given By the
young peoples society Wednesday
evening.
Miss Elizabeth Hustoft. vho h..
peen spending her vacation at her
rome near Manfred, N. D.. re3urned
tuesday. School commeeced We'd
nesday morning.
John Gunderson spent Friday and
saturday attending to business
matters ct Bismarck.
A fairly large crowd attended thu
snnua! meeting Of the Ladies Ala
held 1T the Nels Dronen home We'd.
nesday afternoon. The followinr
were reelected: Mrs. ]. q. Ria
pIes!oent; MRS. Sivert Brenden, vice
president; Mrs: Ole Spilde, secre-
1Gary; Mrs. N. J. Brenden, treasurer.
Inc next meeting will Be held A.
Alfred Arneson's Feb. 8.
Clarence Rise, who has spent the
past two weeks 1t his parental home
returned to Wing Saturday.
Misses Elizabeth Hustoff and
selma Rise made = flying trip to
Wing Saturday.
Miss Beatrice Des Roches. who
has been spending her vacation st
ner nome near st. Johns, N. d., re-
teaching Monday.
3uite 2 few attended the marty
held 1t the Alfred Arneson home
rr,d1y evening .. A good time was
MI. and Mrs. Isaac Botnem and
family spent Sunday 1t the Ole
Spilde home.
Miss Elizabeth Hustoft snent Sat.
nprday evening and Sunday at Joe
Mr.: and Mrs. ALFRED Arne.on.
daughter Alice, Mr.. and Mrs. Sew.
mour Arneson and family, Mr.. and
MRS. Algot Dravland and fa,nily
spent Sunday afternoon Ct the M. i.
Brenden home.
Quite q few Of the young folks
from this vicinity attended the fare-
well party for John Fast held at
henry Fast's Sunday evening.
Arnold Christianson. Eddie Arne.
son and Leroy Dravlaud called ut
J. Q. Rises Sunday.
Art Bjorhus and Arnold Christian.
son spent Saturday at Driscoll.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Bjorhus and
family spent Saturday evening at
the B. N. Lem home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Algot Dravland and
Mrs: Seymour Arneson spent We'd
nesday afternoon At Sivert Bren-
den's.
Mrs: Geo. Christianson and SON.
Harold, spent Sunday at the Marie
Olauson home in Clear Lake town.
ship.
There will be Norwegian services
in the church Jan. Is at 2 o'clock.
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Miss Ruth Beal OF Kiutyrs and Berut
and Ronald AArvie Of Mandan wele
last weeks visitors at the c. +,
Barton home.
Mrs. Ras. Aarvig entertained ia
ladies 1t whist on Friday evening.
Honors went to Mrs. Fetterley and
Mrs. Koenig.
Mrs. c. T. Barton entertained a
few ladies at bridge on Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. o. Feltheim entertained At
whist Tuesday evening.
Two sleigh.oads Of young people
attended the dance at Kintyre Fri
day evening. All report Z good time
- we'll as q pleasant sleighride.
Arden and Eldon Vie entertained
ono evening last week In honor Of
their cousin, Izetta Shafer, Of Nj
poleon.
A large number Of young folks
gathered at the Dexter home Wee
nesday evening. The evening was
spent in dancing and playing games.
Helen Aarvig entertained a mum.
Der OF her friends at her home Sat.
urday evening.
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The Ladies' Aid met 1t the home
Of Mrs. Edw. Olson Wednesday Aft
ernoon ct I o'clock. = delicious
lunch was served.
Miss velma Whitaker visited q
the home OF her sister, Mrs. Melvin
Thoyeson, Thursday.
w. Y. Carroll was Z Capital City
caller Thursday.
Mrs. ]. 3. Kruse visited q the
W. 3. Nichols home Friday.
Mra Geo. Parks was shopping IN
town Thursday.
Miss Martha Houghtslling re-.
turned homo from Bismarck Tues
day where she has been visiting rel.
attves the past week.
Edw. Adams motored 70 Bismarck
Friday, returning Sunday.
Misses Dorothy McNally. Maud
Motif and Mrs. Harold Lane were
Braddock callers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Werner visited
ct the Emmett Carroll home Thurs.
day evening.
B. F. Lane was Z Capital City
caller Thursday.
Mrs. Edw. Olson and Mrs. w. T.
Nichols visited at the Emil Enock.
SON home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. c. =. Motif entertained the
Sunshine club 1t her home Thurs.
day afternoon. At 5 o'clock q nice
lunch was served.
H. P. Asselstine motored to Bis.
marck Saturday.
Mrs. T. e. watkins left for Min.
nesota Friday where she will visi,
relatives.
Mrs. w. e. Nichols visited ct the
M. G. McNally home Sunday after.
noon.
Miss Avis Carlisle OF wild Ross
returned to Bismarck Friday, where
she 10 attending high school.
Mrs. w. w. Durffee was shopping
In town Monday.
Miss Velma Whiteaker returned ia
Haselton Saturday where she IL at.
tending high school.
Miss Ruth Malone and Miss Mar.
tina Houghtalling visited ct the G.
e. Motif homo Friday evening.
Mrs. II. L. Adams was . caller
In town Friday.
The Modern Woodmen gave q pro
sressivc whist party and dance II
the Benz Hall Saturday night. A,
midnight q nice lunch was served.
Miss JOrdio Rafteseth returned
from Bismarck Sunday where shs
spent her Christmas vacation.
Mrs. william Hoeft Of Sterling
visited ct the home Of her mother
Mrs. Edw. Olson, Saturday.
Misses Martha Houghtalling AMI
Maude Moffit gave party in honor
Of Miss Harriet Motifs birthday
Monday evening at the home Of Mrs
w. e. Nichols. At midnight . de.
licious lunch was served.
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Goeney visited at the Wjlbeyt Koop
and George Lee heuaes In Sterling
Thursday night.
Charley Anderson and Oas Prince
were Sterling callers Friday.
Lois Nieman enjoyed being out
doors Saturday for the first time
since che WAS sick.
The Ladies Aid viii meet ct the
church Friday afternoon. The next
meeting will be in the church FEB
ruary 8. Mrs. i. B. Smith will en-.
terrain. Cordial invitation u extend.
cd to Ill.
Mrs. Roy Baker left Friday to
y y : few days with her folks IN
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Nieman
and family spent Sunday 1t the Roy
Aurner home.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Swindling
and baby came down from Bismarck
Saturday to visit with the Henry
Swindling family. They didn't get
any farther than Ceorgs Lewis with
their car because the snow was 90
deep. Mr.. Swindling wer for them
40 SssO 0SSOe AASSy A0tSSUUO W 0&0e
marck Sunday.
Albert Baker 10 spending few
days with Mis- grandma. Mrs. John
Baker.
Mr.and Mrs. r. N. Cosney and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Koon
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Koon were visitors 1t the Caskill
home Sunday.
Mr.. Hurr and family were visitors
1T the Burt Hendersht home Sum
day.
Mrs. John Baker and son James
visited at the Roy Baker home Sun
day. !.
George Beatty called ut the Anton
Oberg home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Benz and
family visited At the Olson home in
Moffit Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Levin motor
ed to Bismarck Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Olson and
family visited in Motif Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John BenS and
family visited 1t the John Baker
home Monday evening.