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Arena
BY MRS. o. MCINTYRE

Miss Anne Eide Is visiting 1rienfI
1t Bismarck and Center. N. y. i
Mr.. ana Mrs. 0ustave Roeera@.
were guests Ut the VIM. 0ellner hcd1
Sunday. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. George Phel calls.
1t the John Wutxke home Sunday
George Mcintyre and nephew
Richard and Hugh Mcintyre ana
Krine motored to the latter's ho0f
northeast OF Tuttle Sunday. y
MI. and Mrs. Ingwold Eide motort4
to Bismarck this week to attend ttl
high school commencement exerctod
there. Miss Bertha. their daughter, (
one Of the graduates. /
A number Of young folks 1toH
Arena were entertained 1t the i
Wetzele home Sunday evening.
Ray Ha1legrove purchased . NJ
car one day the past week. Ray soSSI
he can travel as fast Is any Of e
now. /
MI. and Mrs. J.. Zimmerman &C
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Weideman and OF
Weideman from New Leipgig. q
guests at the Christ Roth home &
. short time.
Henry Wagner from Canada u VI
iting friends and relatives within q
vicinity of Arena and Tuttle.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Wagner. Mr.. &C
Mrs. Paul Bretter were guests ct Il
Christ Roth home Sunday. (
MI. and Mrs. Bert Granville or,
sons were guests Of Mr.. and ACrS. u
e. Granville Sunday.
Miss Lenora Johns school west d
Arena closed Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. q. Wheitslock &C
son spent the weekend ct 9isnaxel
with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hinkel motoge
to futile Sunday to visit relatives.
VIM. Brose and his father. ]. ]
Brose. were transacting business 8
the capital city Friday.
John and Jake Merkle motoeed {
jamestown last Sunday to vistt the,
uncle who Is . patient ct the hogpits
there.
Bluch Wagner and Theodore Roee
naue were Sunday guests ct e.
Christ Wolf home.
Miss Lillian Hall spent the weot
end at her parental home 1t etesl
ing.
Jake Wutzke Is doing some breat
ing on Miss Anne Sandberg's land.
Pete Enc called on ]. J.. Brooe I
have some blacksmith work done.
Mrs. Margaret Gellner and Ja1
Gellner were callers at the Ott
Rachel home Sunday.
Mrs. Owen Mcintyre and childre
were shopping in Arena Saturday.
Miss Sylvia Stewart spent the weet
end at her home and motored back
Baldwin Sunday evening.
MI. and Mrs. George Fuhrmai
Theodore Fuhrman and daughtl
Doloris Jean and Misses Alice IN
Edna Thurman from Bowden wei
guests at Sunday dinner 1t the J.
Brose home.
Ben Klagenburg was In Tuttle sat
urday having some blacksmith wog
done.
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Richmond
by MRS. HENRY sElLINGER

Herman Meters was a business
caller In Wing Saturday.
Dan McKinnon. o Donald and
Pete Hogan were fixing fence the
past few days.
Henry and Herman seilinger were
business callers In Bismarck Monday.
Marcella Meters and brothers An
drew and Wilbur were Wing shoppers
Saturday.
Henry and Herman Seilinger called
at the Jim walters home Sunday.
Herman Seilingcr and Edward o.
void are digging rock for Charley
seilinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry seilinger and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Seilinger and Son were visitors at the
H. Bailey home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. walters were
Sunday visitors ct the Charley Sci
linger home.
Joe Klmene and the cattle tester
we're testing cattle In Florence Lake
township last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey Bailey
called at the Herman Selinger home
Sunday to see how little Earl's in
jured arm was.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Granville and
Erwin Granville called at the Charley
seilinger home Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Bethel Bailey and son
Junior called at the H. Bailey home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith and
daughter were Wing shoppers satur-
day.
Earl seilinger hurt his arm quite
badly Friday evening. He was taken
to Wilton and had an X-ray taken.
It was only q bad sprain, and Is much
improved at this writing.
Mrs. Ed Larson was q Wing shop.
per Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Charley Johns were
in Wing Saturday attending L. Johns
sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry seilinger and
daughter Marjorie and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Seilinger and son Earl are
planning on leaving the last part Of
next week for q visit with Mrs. Henry
and Mrs. Seilinger's parents In the
central part Of Illinois. They plan on
being gone about two weeks.
Charley Seilinger and mother were
shoppers in Wing Saturday evening.
Henry seilinger Is breaking for
Charley Seilinger.
Miss Freda Bailey visited with Mrs.
7. seilinger . while Monday morning.
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Regain
D DURDELLA 3. HELGEsoN

A Memorial day program was held
under auspices Of the American Lee
zion auxiliary In the pentecostal
church Thursday Afternoon. The fol-
lowing numbers were "a the program:
TribuEe to soldiers Of Revolutionary.
Civil, Spanish American and World
wars BY Ella 6chilline, Gladys lein.
Frances Fitzgerald and Frances
T~ourtlotte; three quartet numbers By
Rev. Oster Of Regain, Rev. Christ and
Rev. Nordlund Of Wilton and Mr..
Law Of Wilton. Rev. Nordlund also
sang Q solo. "Remembered Yet" The
address Of the day was delivered BY
Mr.. Harold Shaft, assistant attorney
general Of this state.
Eighth grade commencement exer-
cises were held In the r~entecostal
church Saturday evening, and the
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Christiania
BY VIOLET A. A

Miss Violet Clarke called 1T the
Cary johnson home Tuesday evening.
Raymond johnson Is assisting VIII
liam Heoft with hts field work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Olson were
Sterling callers Friday.
Lawrence Mork called 1t Jennie
Clarke's home Wednesday.
Robert Clarke called at the George
Harding's home Wednesday.
Floyd Belk from Sibley Butte town
ship started breaking for John Elness
Saturday.
ELI Harding vas = Sterling caller
Monday.
Russell Tollefson and 1saln Belk
are digging rock for John Elness.
A few from this vicinity attended
the dance at the Howard Crum barn
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harding were
Sterling callers Saturday.
Martin Olson from Driscoll pulled
his breaking outfit up In Christtania
township Tuesday night. and started
breaking Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clarke and
Miss Violet were Sterling callers Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harding and
family went on . fishing trip sun
day.
Miss Violet Clarke called at the
George Harding home Saturday for
seed corn. She also called 1t the
Adolph Bassen home for . few min
utes on her way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph BasseDp and
family motored to Bismarck and
Mandan Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elder Elness were
Sterling callers Saturday.
Robert Clarke called 1t the Elder
Elness home Tuesday.
Isam Belk accompanied by Gerald
Kafer and Russell Tollefson called ct
Jennie Clarke's home Saturday.
Willie Schoon was Z Sterling caller
Friday morning.
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By 4 E. r. v A

Miss Grace Lilleboe and Floyd e.
Martini were united In marriage Sat
urday evening at the Methodist par
sonage at Napoleon by the Rev. B.
Locker. Miss Helen Martini ana
George Martini. sister and brother Of
the grocm, were the attendants. Sum
day morning the young couple left
for Glendale where q wedding din
ner was prepared by the brides par
ents. After q short visit with friends
in South Dakota they will move out
to the farm west Of town. Their
many friends wish them Eauch hap
piness in their new home.
Miss Myrtle Feltheim and Delbert
Wurm were united In marriage 6un-
day morning at the Swedish Luth-
eran manse, Bismarck. by the Rev.
Malmquist. The attendants were
Miss Tene Edholn1 and Edor Lof-
strom. After partakirg Of = 10 o'clock
wedding breakfast ct the brides
home the happy couple left for st.
Paul and other places. On their re-.
turn. they will take up their resi-
dence at the groom's home north OF
Kintyre. Congratulations and best
wishes attend them.
Friday evening the Swedish Luth-
eran League entertained ct Q shower
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. O. Eel
theim In honor Of Miss Myrtle. Many
useful gifts were presented to her.
Saturday afternoon McbdameS
Lesher, Macdonald. Shepard and
Bauer entertained 1t the school gym
In honor Of Miss Grace Lilleboe. The
presents given were many and beautt-
full g well Is useful and represent
the wishes Of her many friends In
0raddock. A delicious lunch WIS
served by the hostesses.
Miss Blanche TIMBER accompanied
by Miss Hattie Fetterley left BY auto
Sunday morning for Z couple Of
weeks visit with relatives 1t Raleigh
and selfridse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fockler, who
have been living In Braddock 20 that
the children might be near to school,
moved out to their farm north Of
town Friday.
MI. and Mrs. Cal Alberts motored
up from Mobridge Sunday morning.
Mrs. NJ. r. Shepard returned home
with them. She will clerk In the
store Of which Mr.. Alberts Is man.
ager.
II. Z. Fraser, rural carrier, he's pur-
chased . new Car.
Miss Gertrude Piers. who has beer
teaching school ct Underline, N. D., Il
spending her vocation with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Piers.
lSiss Lily Sterling, teacher et Dana
left saturday for her honne ct Dis.
mafck.
lir. and Mrs. Gordon MecLachlar
left sunday morning 70. Virgil. 3
Oak. after spending several day.
visiting relativet Ia Dre14qck.
Mis- Bora NGtterley of pelleck, 9
Oak, = . guest at the n. 1etteglo!
heue this week.
tuesday evening another wreck e.
eurTDd On the Goo railway Of oeeyl
ta1 tame place g the ono last winter
togtunAtely only ~ box eayB l6lt ~
track while th6 ~pAsoGno69 ee9e6el
md mail ear remained e. the tSoot
no enc was injured. >The section mel
And crew have 3eeu working ~ woe)
70 clear up The Meckate. TIT placl
On thu track seems to b hoodo66, q
this & the third wrbck at thi6 plAcl
On The railroad.
lfr. and llrs. Morton johnson &c
companied BY lkrs. Josephine Kelle
q Abefdeen. q. D.. were guests Z
tho ooeem hons this week.
Graduating ~exercioes of the 3rad
dock high school were held Ii u
school gym Thursday evening. II
honoetd ..upls were AAttik Eetterle,
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Ing BY car for different points !,

ing BY car for different points In
Montana.
Misses Beatrice and Pauline lieiser
OF Meneska, Mimi. visited the G. A.
Albrecht family Sunday.
Melvin Sudden brought Mrs. Sun.
deem home. Her father y much I'M.
proved.
Miss Westlund was . passenger to
Fargo Saturday after having taught
in the Temvik schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Huber autoed
to Herried, 30. OAK. Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Bohle and grand.
children went to Eureka Sunday to
visit their son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard German Of
Hazelton were visitors at the @. A.
Albrecht home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whale Of WeS.
sington Springs, 8. D.. visited friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quasi and son Neil
attended the ball game at Linton
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Moore and Mrs.
Ed Larvick called ct the Illchen home
Monday.
MI. and Mrs. johnson OF Aberdeen,
SO. OAK, are visiting relatives and
friends here.
Alfred Larvick, who has bsen 1t.
tending college 1t jamestown. re-
turned home Friday.
s. q. Stedman u with his wife. who
Is in the ct. Alexius hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Larvick ane
children and Bertha Larvick attended
the commencement exercises In Hax'
elton Thursday night.
Mr.. Leno brought Mrs. Leno anc
Mavis home Sunday. but they re-
turned Tuesday to Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil 6tedman At
tended the graduation exercises
Thursday night ct Haselton.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Hendrix. Mrs
L. p. Hendrix. and son Thomas, ane
Emil Thenkenberger drove to James
town Sunday to see Power Hendrix.
Chas. Paulson Of Linton Is build
ing q house rear the Leno restdenc(
for some Of Mr.. Leno's relatives.
Ole Paulson had q stroke Saturday
evening while at the supper table. HI
died Monday morning, May 9th. q
7:30. He was born In Gansdale. Nor
way. September 20, 1851. At the tim,
of his death he was n years,
months and Z days old. He came TX
America with his family and locates
in Minneapolis the 9th day Of Octo'
Der, 1852. where he lived three years
then moved to Dell Rapids. 8. D. HI
, lived there until 1903 when he caJh'
: to North Dakota and took . home
stead southeast Of Temvik. Later h
moved toTemvik and o the hom'
:. where he died. He joined the Luthr
' eran church when . young man ant
was always q faithful worker In tn
church. He was = stone mason b.
: trade and built many Of the stou'
Z structures In Emmons county. II
: leaves to mourn hts going. his VIII
! ! and daughter, Mrs. Chas. De Witt
three brothers. Ensebit and Chris o
/, Dell Rapids, Martin Of Minnesota
! three sisters, Mrs. MART Oleson. Way
land, 8. D., Mrs. Mary Erickson. Olif
ford, N. D., and . sister In Norway
!. :. also four grandchildren. The funera
I services were held from the Baptis
. church, wednesday. May 2oth. con
' Quoted by Rev. J. Brooks. Man
beautiful flowers were given. tn
q Masons Of Linton had charge Of tn
funeral rites. Interment was mad
: In the Temvick cemetery.
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Wing
BY EDITH MUELLER

Mr.. and Mrs. Arvid Ross of Brad
dock visited with friends here In town
Sunday.
Isadore Kremenetsky and wife at
tended q ball game at Darlington
Sunday.
Ella, Edith and Harold Mueller and
Rome Blcth motored to Aberdeen
Friday to attend the high school
graduation exercises. Clara Mueller
was one out of l34 that graduated
that evening. They returned Satur-
day.
Olga and Joseph Rise Of Lem
stopped in Wing Monday en- route
from Wilton.
Ebert Hubbell of jamestown spent
Sunday at the Hubbell home here.
Mrs. G.. Harvey and children left
for Montana Saturday where they
will spend the summer months.
Eighth grade graduation exercises
were held ut the hall Friday eve
ming. Graduates were Lille Mueller,
Edward Banattari. Leila Davis. Clara
Weber, Elmie Erickson, Eveayl Pep
korn and Gertrude Kavonius. Madge
Runey presented the diplomas.
Richard Weber met with . painful
accident last week while discing. The
horses ran away and the disc cut his
face quite badly. At this writing he
Is getting along very well.
The Wing choir motored to Still
Monday evening to practice for the
song concert which Is to be given the
middle Of this month.
Geo. Anderson returned home from
the hospital.
Emma Weber assisted at the mer-
camille store during Ella Mueller's alb
sence.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Michael left for
Tower City Saturday.
j. J. Homer and family spent Me
mortal day in Mandan.
Hazel Jacobson Of Bismarck visited
ct the Hy Jacobson home this week,
L. r. Johns had IN auction sale
Saturday disposing Of their house
hold goods.
Vivian and Dolores Knowles left fos
their home In Wilton Monday.
willard Hanson Of Bismarck Il
spending this week at the Bond
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Kremenetsky and
Clara Mueller attended high school
graduation exercises ct futile Mon.
day evening.
Blanche Cumber Of Montpelier l,
visiting at the Fred Cumber home.
Mrs. Jim Olson motored to Harvey
Thursday.
Olive Rise spent Sunday In Lein.
Miss Ella Mueller and Rome ]
Bleth were united In marriage II
Aberdeen. So. Oak. May 3lst. b,
Rev. Frances +. Reese Of Aberdeen
First Presbyterian church. Mr.. Blett
drove to his home in Hazen. N. ..
Monday. Mrs. Bleth is continuing
her work at the Wing mercantile
however. She plans to leave so1nl
time this coming fall.
Edward Christigan and family O.
Meadow Lark. Minnesota, : visit
ing ct the A. E. Kopplin home thil
" ek. MI. Christian Is Z brother o
Mrs. Kopplin.
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Hampton


MI. and Mrs. william Frederick and
children, Anna and John, Of Livonia,
passed through here Saturday on
their way home from Huff and Fort
Rice, where they have been visiting.
Near the Clayton school No. 3 they
had . trouble, but were soon helped
out by neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Human and
children, q Gayton, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Steve Koppy and daughters Regina
and Theresa were Sunday dinner
guests at the Godfrey Grenz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bauman and
children, of Linton, called ct the ferry
landing Sunday.
John Rensckers and Steve Unger
called at the Steve Koppy home Sum
day.
Mrs. John Larson and son. Of Mo-
bridge, s. D., are here visiting with
her husband, Capt. John Larson, who
runs the ferry.
Helmut scheirmeister called at the
Godfrey Grenz home Sunday.
A number Of young folks from this
community attended the dance at the
Cannon Ball ranch Saturday evening,
All reported q good time. Music Wa
furnished by John Lipp and Jerome
Baer, Of Linton.
Porter TIMBER and George Williama
spent Sunday at Linton.
Math Koppy was . Temvtk caller
Sunday.
Carl Woods Of Cannon ball passed
through here Sunday on his way t.
Linton.
A high wind passed through THU
community Sunday evening. Two
grain bins standing on the river banl
were moved from the river about stx
70 eight feet, doing no damage e
the bins. Fortunately they were moved
inward: otherwise they would have
had . swim IN the Missouri.
OF thooe who chopped In Linton
Tuesday were Jake 6chetrmetster
Steve &oppy and son Frank. and
Wallace &yeG.
Simon Kirk and Antonio TWO
Shields o. Cannon Hall called at thu
q. Denholm home Tuesday.
Steve koppy Jr. was helping ou'
ct the g. q. 1usby hama several days
John and Joe Klein Of st. Anthony
passed through here Friday en- rout(
to Eden, 9. D. where they viii visii
with relatives.
Jake scheiruneister got Z truck loa<
Of fence posts from Philip Ludwig d
Lvona Tuesday.
Math ana Regina Koppy called o.
the 8. q. Busby home Tuesday. Re-
gina visited her sister Gertrude, Wit
> staying 1t the Busby home.
George williams LETT Tor Nandal
the fore part Of the week.
Mrs. Dorothy Renschler and chill
dren were visiting Sunday at tha
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home Of her sons, Emil and Rineholt,

home Of her sons, Emil and Rineholt,
near Hazelton.
Lydia ana Theodore Renschler
called at the Steve Koppy home
Thursday.
Joe Mitzel Of Linton got . truck
load Of fence posts from Porter TIMBER
Thursday. Going up the Chesrown and
TIMBER hill the posts weighted over to
one side. causing the truck to tip
over. No damage was done.
Dewey Lawler was q Linton caller
Thursday.
Ferman Busby and Steve Koppy Jr.
were callers at Linton Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Petrie Of Linton
were callers In this community Fri
day.
Godfrey orens and son Leo were
shopping at Hazelton Friday.
Frank Rotxien Of Hazelton was In
this locality Saturday buying hogs.
Everybody seems to be having q
fishing fever recently.
Manly Fetterly Of Braddock spent
several days here fishing.
Gertrude and Steve Koppy spent
the weekend at home.
Russell Chesrown is out here on the
ranch with hts father, Frank Ches-
rown.
The Human brothers Of Clayton
were in this vicinity fishing satur-
day.
Freida, Alma, Minnie, Anne and
Leo 0renz called at the Koppy home
Saturday and helped Regina cele.
brate her seventh birthday.
Mi. and Mrs. Fred Richardson and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Buck
were callers at the s. q. Busby home
last Sunday.
Clarence McLane and his mothe,
were visiting at the Paul Mausehunc
home Sunday.
0ottlieb 0renz Of Temvik was call.
ing on friends In this vicinity Sunday
MI. and Mrs. John Ohlhauser Sr
visited at the Henry A. Ohlhausel
home Sunday.
Hermann, Caroline and Hilds
! Backhaus spent Sunday at the Vettel
home near Linton.
Mike Billingsley, Ferman Busby ans
Bill Joeb were among those whit
| called at Linton Saturday.
A large crowd attended the bal
game in Hampton district between
Clayton and Emmonsburg. The scor,
was q to l in favor Of Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Weber ant
children, Mr.. and Mrs. John Back
haus and children, Mr.. and Mrs
David loeb and daughter, Mr.. an,
Mrs. william Gabbert, and Mrs. Kath
rine Backhaus called at the Hermann
Backhaus home Sunday.
Godfrey Grenz took q load Of hog
to Hazelton Monday, which he sol
to Frank Rotzien.
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Little Knife
BY MRS. ARTHUR BERG

Several families from this vicinita
motored to Hebron Monday to ats
tend church. and also . picnic. bC
the picnic was not very successful. &
they had to hold 1t in the basement
Some Of the folks were forced to sta
over night. and plow tho mud hom|
in the morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cohen an
children. also Mr.. and Mrs. Artau,
Bierig and children, motored to Mar
shall Thursday, where they took Il
the sale held In town, and the rest q
the afternoon was spent ct the Han.
sen home. where the ladies aid serve
lunch to . large crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike 0foenstine'
have moved their camp, near the ~
Knife river, where Mr.. oreenstine|
Is attending sheep on the L. 4. rancl|
The school children who wrote Oh
the eighth grade examinations ha'
some very bad roads to travel. MI,
Pfiefer held them 1T the Joe LIN
school.
VIM. Egsart took his mother. Nh
Fred Eggart. to Hebron Wo6noo0A
| where she took train No. { for q. Joa
| Mich. where she viii visit relative
and friends. She expects to b gon.
three weeks.
Mrs. Paul Feigitch left 0aturda.
for Devils Lake. where she Win 4tto0l
the graduation exercises. Her 6augh
ter Barbara will graduate troD "a
school for deaf mutes With . l0E9
class Of children.
Mr.. and MrS. Harold eeneef a,
son from Darcy, N. D.. spent Yf16n'
ct the Bierig home. Thsy oEo ~
ing With m uncle and aunt. NJ. -
Mr.. VIM. seneff, near 6e6go0. -
friends.
Deliver brothers are breaking 90
laad for J. A. Jacobs, also puot1n
flax on It for this year.
Frank Cohen ana Chris A4o1qn
called at the Bierig home On WoG1ol
day evening.
Bertha schneider. ray WeelGnd
Anna Kaufman aud several 60
normal children came holmo - -
the weekend With poreuto, e1noo ~
had no school On Decceatjen ~.
Nike Birch took Ii Q lood q v1ol
for Arthur Biestg On Woln11E
Friee q wheat seems 70 = fn11ng -
e sight.
n. ana Nm. frank dp>ooon
q The J. a. Jacohs hama e. x
AGaxie lAhnann = NV
fQnce "a Tho QnoTte socfton 11le
Tor poatrre. poopao n tn
have had mute \ tn tf1B
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Mckenzie
BY r T. +. HUGHES

MI. 0IlQ MATS. ~. 01UOQIcI "a 0VCIl11lS
visited at the Envick home Monday.
Henry jacobson and o Ralph Of
Wing were business callers in this
vicinity Tuesday.
Mrs. George Manly entertained the
Larkin club Tuesday evening. Lunch
con vas served by the hostess at the
close Of the meeting. Isabel Colby
assisted Mrs. Manly with serving.
Warren Clizbe, assistant mail car
rier. is carrying the mail while D. B.
feathers is receiving treatment for
his broken arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Manly and
Isabel Colby visited friends In Steele
Sunday. May Is.
MI. and Mrs. Ed Easton and daugh-
ter Alice of Brittin were Mckenzie
| visitors Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Cora Paul Of Bismarck visited
her daughter. Mrs. Oscar Gilbert, one
day last week.
Mi. and Mrs. Warren Clizbe and
son were callers in Bismarck Tuesday.
Mi. and Mrs. v. p. Heaton Of Steele
were visitors at the L. E. Heaton home
Thursday afternoon.
The school picnic given Thursday
at the Menoken picnic grounds was
well attended and q good time was
enjoyed by all.
Mrs. G. w. Thompson and Mrs.
George Hughes were Thursday after
noon visitors at the T. Hughes home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hughes were
| shopping in Bismarck Friday.
VFaA V1H j" TT WeA0 AN>tMNkO &NAnA
Friday afternoon by Mrs. Ed Conley.
Those who attended the high school
graduation exercises at Bismarck
from here were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
swanick and family, Mrs. g. e. Crum,
r. D. Crum, also Mrs. J. M. Bertholf
Of Sterling.
Little Jackie Graham Of Wing spent
Friday with his grandmother, Mrs.
G. +. Crum.
L. E. Heaton sr. is on the jury in
Bismarck 1t the present time.
Dorothy and Buddie Wildfang Of
Sterling r visiting their grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. z. Roth.
Miss Anna 0renz Of Driscoll spent
the weekend with Mrs. Henry Lar
son.
Mi. and Mrs. Henry Jacobson and
son Herman Of Wing stopped In Nc
Kenxie Friday evening en- route home
from Bismarck.
Bismarck business callers Friday
were r. B. Coons, George Manly and
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Hughes.
Delvin awanick was one Of the high
school students who graduated Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. E. Hermanson left
Saturday morning for parts In CAL
ifornia where they will spend the
summer.
Mr.. and FRS. w. w. Miller plan to
leave Monday for Minneapolis for the
summer months.
Miss Lillian Watson returned home
Friday evening after closing . sue
cessful term Of school ct Zap. N. p
Miss YoungS music Pupils gave .
plano recital Saturday afternoon. as-
sisted by Madeline Boren. soprano
Girls ct Play (epencer). Nina Manly
BY the Brookside (6pencer). Ruth
Lewis: vocal solo (selected). Made