The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-11
Farewell Party

Oh lSSt week was the 1dIGW6Il pAIIy
given Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Clark in
the basement of the Presbyterian
church. A large crowd enjoyed the
games and contests. Picnic lunch
was served. A purse of money was
presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
which was token Of the high es-
teen in which they are held by their
many friends here. J. C. Chris
Hanson made the presentation adj
dress in which he called to mind the
many years Mrs. Clark had spent in
in Raleigh and how she would be
missed not only by the community
but by the church. He also brought
to mind how Mr.. Clark had turned
from the many pretty girls Of In
diana and chosen one of ours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark left Saturday
morning for Portland, Indiana. They
will visit en- route with relatives in
Sioux Falls, S. OAK, Hamlet and
Montpelier, Indiana.
Roy Henry of Dunkirk, Indiana
left with Mr.. and Mrs. Clark. He
had been employed here during
threshing.
G. D. Bosworth and family mo-
tored to Mcintosh, S. Oak, Sunday
afternoon. They were accompanied
by his father E. N. Boswoeth, who
took the train from there to Aber.
deem to attend business meeting OF
the Equity Union Creamery. He will
go from there to Jamestown, N
Oak, where this company also has
established an Euity Creamery.
Mrs. Chas. BEEN received mes.
sage Saturday telling her Of the ser.
ious illness of her mother. She left
in the afternoon via Mcintosh for
Rock Rapids, Iowa, to be at her bed.
side.
Roy Steele came home Friday
from Sioux Falls, S. Oak, where he
has been employed for several
months in . wholesale hardware
store. He has enlisted in the navy
and came home to say goodby te
relatives and friends.
An important business deal was
closed this week. Westrum Bros
sold their stock Of hardware t
Adolph Riehl and M. Brickner. TIL,
new firm is to take charge Oct. %
Mr.. Westrum and family plan K
spend the winter in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Miller of FL
gin spent Saturday night with Mrs
Miller's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. An
ton Johnson. They spent Sunda,
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. R. C
Christensen.
Alfred Plante, who spent severa
weeks with his daughter, Mrs. P. ]
Rausch, returned to his home il
Minneapolis last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Wass and Mr.
end Mrs. Chas. BEEN spent q few
days last week in Mott with rela.
tlyos and enjoyed the celebration
Tat Mott put on.
Us Margaret Kahn went to New
and to enter the Sisters School
ar Lovhauge of Montevideo
=, is the guest Of his brother
err Loyhauge and family. Mr..
as.@use was gcs5cd while in the
a.s health.
Thomas McGinnis. who spent the
summer hare with relatives and
friends, left Friday for his winter
home IN Los Angeles, California. En-
route he will visit relatives in Mo-
bridge, s. OAK, and in Washington,
Mr.. and ] RS. Magnus Ternes have
rented the M. n. Roberts farm near
Ihain and will soon move onto the
place.
NJ. and Mrs. August Pusch Of
Shields visited Carl Schildmacher
sunday afternoon in Flasher. Mr..
ScMldmecher has been quite III but
y improving. They then motored
q Raleigh and enjoyed seven o'clock
Dinner with Mrs. Steele and SON Roy,
Mr.. = 3. Morrison, daughters
Aa1ol and Mary, Mr.. and Mr.. w. J.
Morrison And Margaret Mary speut