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flour. small amount butter, one tea
spoon flour, small amount butter,
one teaspoon soda. Let melt until
golden brown. Add milk, stir until
smooth. Add nut meats and serve
with whipped cream.
ELIZA POTTAGE.
375 Prospect ST., City.
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with approach Of spring the housewife wants new preparations to
her family Winter
mild spring twenty winning
today several good dishes that sunny
weather.
The submitted printed today
Of ST. The Times prints
the twenty best.
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English Walnut Cake

One quart flour, one tablespoon
butter, two big eggs, one and one
half cups sugar, one cup English
walnuts cut fine, one teaspoon
lemon extract, two teaspoons baking
powder. Mix as any other cake Put
walnuts in before baking powder,
then baking powder last. Bake in
tube cake pan. Any white icing can
be used. Put half walnutS on the
side and top Of cake.
MRS. PERRY A. WILCOX.
1863 Fifth St, Columbus, Ind.
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Peach Dainties

Two cups sifted with one-half
teaspoon salt, two tablespoons sugar
and three teaspoons baking powder.
Rub in one-half cup shortening, add
one teaspoon lemon extract and
enough milk to make a soft dough.
Drop the mixture into creased gem
pans. Then put a half peach on
each, fill cavities with sugar and
bake in hot oven twenty-five min
utes. Serve with whipped cream.
MRS. GERTRUDE SPARKS.
r. r. j. Box 235 D, City.
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SuuaW Corn

Cut four slices bacon in small bits,
and brown in a frying pan with
one slice onion. Pour off fat until
about two tablespoons remain in
pan with bacon. Add one can corn,
one-fourth teaspoon salt, a dash of
pepper and simmer for five min
utes. Then add four well-beaten
eggs. Stir altogether as scrambling
eggs. MRS. r. w. HILL.
308 Sycamore St., Greencastle,
Ind,
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Golden Rod Corn

One can corn, one and one-half
cup cracker crumbs, one tablespoon
sugar, butter the size Of a walnut
salt to taste. pinch of pepper. cut
the whites in rings from three or
four hard boiled eggs. Mash the
yolks with butter, add salt, sugar,
pepper and cracker crums, last add
corn, if too dry. add cream or milk.
Bake twenty or thirty minutes in
hot over, stirring every ten minutes.
When done, add the rings or whites
of eggs and serve.
MRS. V. w. CHURCH.
r. R. 6, Box 291, City.
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Cabbage Salad

One quart cabbage, cut fine, one
pint marshmalloWs, one cup
almonds, one can pineapple. Mix
together. Then cook together juice
of two lemons, two tablespoons
vinegar, one-fourth cup sugar, two
tablespoons flour and set aside to
coll. Beat two whites very stiff.
Whip one pint cream. Add cream
to first dreaSsing, then add egg
whites and pour over the first mix
ture. This recipe serves sixteen.
MRS. DON Y. HARRIS.
Button. Ind.
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Salmon Loaf

Two eggs beaten separately, three
tablespoons melted butter, one car
salmon, one-half cup milk, one-hal1
cup bread crumbs. Add all together
then fold in egg whites. Bake forty
five minutes.
MRS. LILLIAN SEWARD,
1926 N. King Ave, City.
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Raisin Bread Pudding

Two cups bread crumbs, one quart
scalded milk, one-fourth cup sugar,
three tablespoons butter, two eggs,
pinch salt, one taspoon vanilla, one
cup raisins. Soak bread in milk.
Cool and add sugar, butter, beaten
egg yolks. salt, vanilla and raisins.
Bake forty minutes in slow oven.
Cover with beaten whites of eggs
and two tablespoons sugar, brown
in oven. Serve with cream.
MRS. A. E. SIDDONS.
Cloyerdale, Ind, r. r. 4.
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Spinach TimbaIes

Cook spinach in as little water as
possible, drain and chop fine. For
each two cups spinach, add one
fourth cup cream, two egg yolks,
one-half teaspoon salt, one-fourth
grated nutmeg, one-eighth teaspoon
pepper. Mix thoroughly. Fold in
two egg whites, Stiffly beaten. Fill
buttered timbale molds two-thirds
full, set in pan of boiling water,
cover top with buttered paper and
bake fifteen minutes in a moderate
oven. CHARLOTTE WATKINS.
Clayton, Ind.
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APRICOT Sherbet

One quart apricots which have
been run through sieve, two and
one-half cups sugar cooked in two
cups water ten minutes. Juice from
three oranges, juice from three
lemons, two egg whites stiff1y beat
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Cheese Fondu

Two cups grated or chopped
cheese. one cup stale bread crumbs,
one cup milk, two eggs. one table,
spoon butter. Season with salt, cay
enne and mustard Melt the but
ter, add warm milk and bread
crumbs, then the cheese. Cook
quickly. When the cheese is melt
ed add the egg, beaten. If too
thin. cook a little longer. II too
thick. add a little milk. Consistency
should be like poured batter. Serve
on toast or heated crackers.
MRS. ELMER YOUNG.
1912 Bellefontaine St, city.
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en-. Put in freezer and add enough
water to make freezer two-thirds
full. One pint heavy cream added
last. MRS. JAMES L. COOMES.
r. r. 2, Henryville, Ind.
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Three Egg Angel Food Cake

One cup sugar, one and one-third
cups flour, one-half teaspoon cream
of tartar, three teaspoons baking
powder, one-half teaspoon salt. Mix
and sift all together four times.
Scald thirds cup milk and
mix in slowly and beat we'll. Add
teaspoon vanilla. Beat whites Of
three eggs until light, then fold them
in the batter. Put in ungreased pan
and bake forty-dve minutes. Then
turn upside down to cool and re-
move.
MRS. CLAUDE JONES.
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Ham a la Breck

Cover bottom of baking dish with
a layer of cooked macaroni. Cover
this with one cup cold cooked ham,
finely chopped. Add one and one
half cups milk mixed with four
eggs slightly beaten, half teaspoon
salt. eighth teaspoon pepper, few
drops of onion juice and one tea
spoon mustard. Bake in a moder-
ate oven until firm.
ELNIA RICHARDSON.
st. Paul, Ind.
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Candied Apples

Core six apples. Cut in quarters,
lay in pans red side up. Pour pint
syrup over top before taking from
oven.
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FIanked Steak Cooked With To-
matOeS

Take one flank steak, season with
salt and pepper and sprinkle with
a little ground cloves and cinnamon.
Cut a little onioL. over 1t. Make q
dressing out Of bread crumbs, a
little butter and water. Spread over
steak and roll up and tie. Put in
a pan and pour one quart Of to-
matoes over it. Boil or bake until
tender. Add a few cloves and a
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

piece of cinnamon to tomatoes.
When done remove to hot platter
and thicken tomatoes with dry
bread crumbs and sauce; fine over
mashed potatoes.
MRS. ED DURLER.
1888 Newman St, city.
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Syrup

One cup sugar, one cup water.
Boil three minutes.
MRS. MARGARET FITZGIB-
BONS.
35 N. Sixth St, Richmond, Ind.
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CLAUDE Jones.
IS n. Hamilton Ave, City
Caramel Pudding

Two cups milk, Scalded, one large
cup brown sugar, one tablespoon
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Sour Milk Cookies

Two eggs, two cups sugar, one
teaspoon baking powder sifted with
flour, one cup lard and butter
mixed, one teaspoon soda in one
cup buttermilk. Add flour to make
thick enough to roll. Add flavor
to taste and a pinch of salt.
MRS. L. V. CURBEANT.
BATE Virginia Ave, city.
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xende G sRns Fund aaa On hands District ana
1892
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Glen View

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Simons and
baby and Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Err
strom spent Monday at tho Enock
Anderson home to decide upon school
ground equipment for the three
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Strandemo
called at the Con Johnson home
Sunday afternoon.
Howard Scott spent the weekend
at the Lars jacobson home. Having
finished up his work At Parshall he
left Monday for his farm in Can
ada.
Some Of the young people who
called at the Jake Splitter home Sum
day were Bill and Lawrence Splitter
Of Baldwin, Minnie Seibold and Ida
Brown Of Mercer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con johnson and
family motored to Bismarck Satur-
day. Mr.. johnson consulted q doc
tor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Nelson and
daughter Odessa and son Edward of
Washburn visited at the Lars Jacob
SON home Sunday. Mr.. Nelson is
Mrs. Jacobson's brother.
Mrs. Jake Splitter and children
motored to Bismarck Friday on bus
mess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence johnson
called on the Will Larson and Wal
ter Semons families Wednesday.
Mrs. Paul Bourgeois assisted Mrs.
J. McAvoy Thursday ~ they planned
on having the threshers, but on &C.
count Of the rain they were delayed.
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Mrs. Lodge and son Marvin were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cra-
mer south of futile Saturday night
and Sunday.
Hunting season opened Sunday
morning with volley Of shots that
sounded as if a good many sports
men would have their limit before
sun up.
Miss Esther Granville returned
home Saturday for a weeks vaca-
ton before starting her term Of
school, which begins next Monday.
Francis Smith, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Smith of White, s.. D., ar
rived Friday to spend some time
with his uncle, Ed Smith.
Anna Eide started teaching today
south and west of town.
Harrison Rogers quit the game
of hauling bundles Saturday and
will begin teaching in Lien town.
ship Monday.
Jerald Paysen was a business
caller in Wing Saturday.
Bluch Wagner sold some cattle to
a couple Of buyers from up on the
500 Line.
Opal Gray was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove, the
past week.
Mrs. Owen Mcintyre and Mrs.
Frank Lambert were callers at Mrs.
Bert Glanville's Friday afternoon.
James Tees was a business caller
in Wing Saturday.
Schools in Aurora will open Mon
day. Miss Sylvia Stewart teaching
No. 2 and Miss Otilla Braza teach
ing No. 3.
Harry Ulfers hauled some rye for
Ed Pond Thursday.
Andrew Kraft, and son Andrew,
were business callers in Wing Sat-
urday. Mr.. Kraft spent the day in
Wing, while Andrew went to Will
ton for a truck load of Ignite coal.
Alex Neff is threshing for Carl
Wolf this week.
John Pittsenburg and Ben
klagenburg were business callers in
futile Saturday evening.
|. Mrs. Herman and Mrs. Henry
Seilinger were shopping in Wing
O0tuTUdy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Glanville and
sons and daughter, Esther and Har-
rison, were shopping in Wing Sat-
urday evening.
Guests at the Mcintyre home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Klagenburg and family, John Pitt
senberg and Frank Smith, Ed Smith
and Erouoic Croifh
Mr.. and Mrs. Rheinhold Horn
booker were guests at the Almers'
home Sunday,
We understand that our old time
neighbor, Jack Davis of Elk Grove,
Calf, is in Bismarck and will visit
our vicinity soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove
were afternoon callers at McIntyre's
Thursday afternoon.
Bluch Wagner was a caller at Ell
mer Drums Sunday and Ed Ponds
Sunday, but found no one at home.
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Ternvik

Crawling of our streets started
Monday. It will be big improve.
ment to our little city.
The hunters were out early Sun.
day morning and enjoyed good day
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Moore and
son and Mrs. Ed. Larvick and son
shopped in Linton Saturday.
Sid. Stedman and Mr.. Venue were
business callers at Linton Satur.
day.
Norman Capelle and Arthur Dunn
went to Bismarck Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hendrix were
Linton callers Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. David Calquhoun and
F. A. Muckler motored to Linton
Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Mower shopped
in Linton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Quasi and son
Neil were dinner guests at the F. J.
Peitz home Sunday.
The Misses Kaufman, Sorenson,
Johnson, Schleckt and Calquhoun
motored to Linton Friday night.
Fred Foell went to Bismarck Sun
day to visit his brother Frank, who
is a patient at the hospital there.
He reports Frank as doing we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Enders and
daughters visited at the Koppy home
Sunday.
Mrs. Knight Nelson and children,
who have been visiting at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Oschner, left for her home in Eu-
reka Friday.
Miss Julia Heisler and brothers
Joe and Anthony Of Linton visited al
the Calquhoun home Wednesday eve
ming.
Miss Eunice Venue has accepted q
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herman >Trepto
Beulah, N. d.
Frances

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Merckel cele-
brated their first wedding anniver-
sary Monday. Mrs. Merckle was
formerly Marie Fischer.
MIR. and Mrs. Martin Tooker were
at the Floyd Owens home Tuesday.
Mr.. Tooker assisted Mr.. Owens with
building his granary.
Adam Schaurs was q business
caller at the Walter Dietzman home
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dietzman
were callers at the Floyd Owens
home Tuesday.
John and Alvine Nordstrom got a
Case separator from Joe Fischer
Wednesday.
Those who were business callers
in Mckenzie Wednesday are as fol-
lows: Edgar johnson, Walter Dietz-
man, Lawrence Madland, John Glum,
and Joe Fischer.
Tebbo Harms has purchased a
separator, as he and his son Mino
plan on doing their own threshing.
Mrs. Floyd Owens was business
caller in Bismarck Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Monroe of
near Still were callers at the Martin
Tooker home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller and
family were business callers at Wal
ter Dietzman's Thursday afternoon.
Miss Edna johnson spent the
weekend at her parental home near
Still.
Edgar Johnson went to work
again Tuesday, after having been
laid up with a sore hand for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Tooker were
business callers in Bismarck Sat-
urday.
Fred Korn of Mckenzie did some
repair work on the Frances school
house No. l Saturday.
John Olson was a business caller
in Bismarck Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dietzman
were callers at the John Mccormick
home Sunday.
VIM. McCloskey of Mckenzie de-
livered gas at Joe Fischer's Sunday.
Miss Mildred Dietzman spent
Sunday with Miss Lille Jiras of
near Baldwin.
There were number of Bismarck
folks out in this vicinity hunting
Sunday.
Joe Fischer has been busy sowing
rye the past few days, as he was UNI
able to thresh on account of rain.
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Hampton

Among those in Linton shopping
Saturday were, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Koppy, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Back
haus and sons Herman and John,
Mrs. Busby and son Ferman, Miss
Viola Knudtson, Miss Blanche Um-
Der, Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Lawler
and family, Mrs. Frank Lawler and
sons, John Weber, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Weber, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Weber and mother.
Herman Backhaus, ST., purchased
q new tractor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhineholdt Burk-
hardt and son Herbert were callers
in Linton Saturday afternoon.
Dave Munich called on friends in
Linton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Morford and
son Lawrence were shopping in
Linton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Grenz were
shopping in Hazelton Saturday
evening.
Harvey futile was a caller at
Porter Umber's Sunday forenoon.
Clarence Albaugh and Ed Surber
Of Livona were business callers in
this vicinity Sunday.
p, Baker of Bismarck with his
Expansion took two carloads of
wheat to the loading place north Of
Cannon Ball the fore part Of the
week.
Rhineholdt Klaudt of near the
Beaver creek was = business caller
in this vicinity Sunday.
A number Of young folks Of Lin
ton. Temvik. Gayton and Of this vi
cipity gathered at the Steve Koppy
shome Sunday evening, where the
evening was spent in dancing. John
Lipp 81 Linton furnished the music.
a very nice time was had by al.
Steve Unger living west Of Linton
was an overnight caller at the Steve
Koppy home Monday.
Dewey Lawler was . business call
er in Linton Monday.
Miss Elisabeth I and Math. Koppy
went to- Livona Wednesday where
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position in States Attorney Cow
entry's office at Linton.
Miss Anna MonahAn Of Linton
visited friends here over the week
end.
Mrs. Chris Grenz and baby Of Has
elton called on relatives and friends
here Thursday.
j. J. Burkhardt was q business
caller in Linton Friday afternoon.
Steve koppy and Port TIMBER Of
Livona country transacted business
here Friday.
Mrs. Frank Foell and daughters.
Mrs. John MonahAn and Grandma
Foell motored to Linton Sunday.
Mrs. Peach had as guests over the
weekend Mrs. Haupt and children,
Mrs. Vanorney and Miss Stella Moore
Of Ashley, N. D.
MIR. and Mrs. Philip Oschner and
family Of South Dakota were guests
at the Quasi home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Dave Calquhoun and Mrs.
Chas. De Witt motored to the Ben
son farm Wednesday.
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Carson

Jack Oberg, who formerly made
this territory for Winston Newell
Co., and is now manager of the above
firms wholesale house in Bismarck,
was q business caller in Carson
Monday.
Mrs. Clark Of Scion is spending
the week visiting Mrs. A.. D. LaDue
and Mrs. Urell.
Mike FLAG Of New Leipzig was
transacting business in Carson Sat-
urday.
Judge Fletcher issued a marriage
license this week to Miss Mary Cot
ner Of Lark and James Harper.
John Will of Leith, candidate for
county auditor, was calling on
friends in Carson Saturday.
VIM. Armitage and family de-
parted for California early Sunday
morning.
Two popular Grant county people
were married Sunday, when Rev.
Corbet performed the marriage
ceremony for Miss Hilda Guenther
and Edw. Lueck.
P. ]. Rausch of Raleigh was call
ing on friends and transacting bust
ness in Carson Wednesday.
C. Miller and family of New Leip-
zig were callers at the E. B. Little
field home Sunday.
L. R. Kelly returned from a buying
trip to the cities Saturday.
Joe Stokes and family, who have
been enjoyinga well-earned vacation
with the formers folks at Hettinger.
returned to Carson Sunday.
V. Cassidy of Dickinson spent sew
eral days at the home of Alex Heinz
and family.
Colonel l. N. Steel and Chas. Path
man motored to the northern part
of the state Friday, to be all set for
some good shooting when the duck
season opened Sunday morning.
They are expected home Friday
morning.
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Mrs. L. r. Marley motored to He
bron Sunday to take her son Wayne
to town where he will attend high
school and she brought back three
teachers for the schools out here on
Knife River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bierig and children
motored down to Mike Buhs' Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. Jacobs motored over to the
Bierig home Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Maershbecker
and children motored to Hebron
Monday to do some shopping.
Mr.. Gaben, Mr.. Hunt and Mr.,
Hilliar all drove over to the Jacob
home Tuesday to get the corn binder.
John Hilliar motored to Marshall
Tuesday afternoon.
A. Koesel motored to Richardton
Wednesday to get the teacher, Miss
! Gladys Ord, who came on train No.
4 from Dickinson to teach the Bierig
school. She boards at the Allen
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bierig and children
motored to Hebron Tuesday on bus
mess and also to have dental work
done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woolery and daugh-
ter Shirley motored to Hebron Tues
day forenoon.
Mr.. Westfall has installed . new
windmill on his farm.
Fred Eggert just had a well drilled
during the past week.
The threshing rig in this vicinity
has moved down to the Gordon
Schaffner home where they are
threshing now.
Mrs. Metscher and children spent
Friday at the Cohen home.
Miss Alice Bierig rode horseback
up to the Gaben home to get the mail
Friday.
Matt Boespflug and Joe Peck mo-
tored to Richardton Friday night to
get repairs for the threshing rig.
Raymond Koesel took their hired
man to Dodge Saturday afternoon
where he is going home by train to
Killdeer.
Matt Boespflug. Dave and Joe
Peck and Gust Hasten motored to
Richardton Saturday evening.
Mrs. Albert Koesel motored to
Richardton Monday afternoon.
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MenOken

Mrs. r. L. Dralle of Bismarck,
Mrs. Mary Dance Of Lewiston, Mo-,
came Wednesday to visit relatives
here. Mrs. Dralle returned to Bis
marck Saturday and Mrs. Dance is
visiting at the w. +. Dance home.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. l.. Dralle of Bis
marck, Mrs. Mary Dance, Mrs.
Laura Dance and daughter, MISS
Nellie, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Dance
and children were entertained at
dinner Thursday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Ebling.
v. M. Cravens has just finished
filling his silo.
Harold Arnold and son of New
England, visited Jim Newkirk sew
eral days this week. They returned
to New England Friday.
A dance was held in the Lockwood
dance pavilion Saturday night.
Miss Mildred Funston began a
term Of school near Regain Monday
morning.
Mrs. Geo. Nachol and daughter,
Miss Helen, were shopping in Bis
marck Saturday.
August Klepstein has been busy
putting up two new steel granaries.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Abelein and
children, and Miss Berg, were shop
ping in Bismarck Saturday.
John Craven has purchased a new
truck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ebling and FAM
lily were dinner guests at the Mick
Agnew home Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Ness visited at the
Arthur Norlin home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Craven and
children, Miss Gertrude Ness, Miss
Ruth Kampaugh and Miss Ruth
Heller were dinner guests at the A.
G. Dance home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ayers and son,
Clarence Ayers, were hunting near
Wing Sunday. They returned with
the limit.
Third trick has been opened at the
depot here.
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and make his home with his grand
parents during the school year.
Emil Geigle has purchased q new
radio speaker from local agents.
Threshing operations have been
at a standstill the past week on ac-
count of inclement weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton Nelson and
guests, William Moore and son, from
Iowa, were Tuesday guests at the
Ira Falkenstein home.
Fred Schroeder is building a new
barn on his farm in Cromwell. He
purchased complete car of lumber
from a firm in Mandan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Peterson were
recent callers in Wilton. They also
consulted doctor in regard to Mrs.
Peterson's health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Cummings
and daughter Iona motored to Wilton
Wednesday to consult DR.. Thelan, as
little Iona has been sick for several
days.
Miss Ethel Little is assisting her
sister, Mrs. Harold Breen, with her
housework, and will stay there for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Moffit of
Tuttle were here recently.
John Paul of Naughton was here
Friday on business. Mr.. Paul, who
is living on the old Mike Wolff farm,
recently married Miss Helen Wachell
Of Menoken. Local friends Of Mr..
Paul extend congratulations. He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Paul
Of Burnt Creek.
Fredolen Rupp was transacting
business in Wilton Wednesday after
noon.
Section Foreman Nels Anderson
and crew have been doing some re-
pair work on the siding near the
Monarch elevator.
Rev. Gilbert Stewart and family
of Mandan passed through here a
few days ago en- route to Walton.