The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-16

&SVe0 ANN ~ VA
John Richter called at the Godfrc,
Grenz homo Sunday.
John Klien accompanied by Johr
Mann Of Huff. N. D.. were Sunda,
dinner guests at the Steve KoppJ
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Styles and
family OF near Shields. Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Moore and family. Mrs. Ed
Chilson and family Of Temvik were
spending Sunday at the river by tho
Clayton crossing. The folks took
their dinner along and had an en-
joyablc time.
MI. and Mrs. Joe Lauingcr, Miss
Regina Schneider and John Glass OF
Linton. Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Koppy
cns Frank and Steve and daughters
Pauline. Gertrude and Regina, and
John Richter were picking grapes
across the river south Of Cannon Ball
Sunday afternoon.
There being no water in tho slough
this summer on account Of little RAIN,
the muskrats all went into the
horsehcad creek and arc now doing
damage to the gardens. Muskrats
arc very fond Of carrots.
Fernan Busby was a business call
or III Linton Monday.
Miss Ellen Sorenson Of Sidney
Mont. Is teaching school No. 3 III
Hampton district. Miss Sorensoa Is
boarding at the Herman Backhaus
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman BE :khaus
and sons John and Willie drove to
Eureka. S. D., Sunday.
John Ohlhauser ST., Math Koppy
and David d. s. Joeb were business
callers In Linton Monday afternoon.
Oscar Bowman of Linton passed
through this vicinity Sunday OH his
way to Cannon Ball.
w. H. Ordway Of Solen was seen
in this vicinity en route to Linton the
fore part OF the week.
c. H. Buck and son Merle arc busy
hauling hay from Porter Umber's
this week.
Martin R%eidlinger of near Linton
was a business caller at tho Godfrey
Grenz home Monday.
Wallace Kye5 was a business caller
in Linton Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mausehund
were business callers in Linton Mon
day and again Tuesday.
John Richter left for his home near
Glencoe Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Grenz an
llounce the birth Of a baby girl born
Tuesday morning.
Porter TIMBER and David Joeb
were business callers in Linton Tues
day.
Leo. 4-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Godfrey Grenz. got his thumb and
f%orcfinger OF his right hand caught
in a power washing machine wringer
Wednesday. His finger and palm
we're quite badly swollen. Luckily the
belt jumped off when his fingers
were in the wringer. otherwise 1t
might have been a more serious ac-
cident.
Steve Koppy ST.. took Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Surber and family OF Livona to
Bismarck Wednesday. From there
their daughter Edna left for Devils
Lake to attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mausehund were
business callers IN Linton Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Yellowhammer
and MI. and Mrs. Percy Tibets of
near Cannon Ball were seen in this
vicinity. en- route to points In South
Dakota. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Joeb and chill
dren n1otored to Bismarck Thursday.
Mrs. T. Lawler and daughter were
shopping in Linton Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Buck and Mr..
and Mrs. Merle Buck were shopping
in Tenlvik Thursday.
Frank ChesroWn visited his wife
and children IN Linton q few days
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mausehund were
business callers In Linton Thursday.
Jake Herr vas hauling wheat to Lin
ton and Steve Koppy Sr. took a
truckload Of hogs to Linton which he
sold to Joe Lauinger.
Francis ChesroWn went to Linton
Friday to play football with the
alumni against the Linton high
school.
George Ser OF near Temvik was
a business caller a. the Steve Unger
home Thursday.
Francis Chesronn called at the
Dewey Lawler home Wednesday eve
ming.
Philip Grenz and son Of the Gay
ton vicinity was a business caller at
the home Of his brother Godfrey
Grenz Friday.
Godfrey Grenz sold some cattle to
Martin Riedlinger Sr. of near Linton
and early Friday Henry KNITTED and
Walter Schiermeister drove the cattle
to Linton. Gustav Reirner Of Clayton
also sold some cattle to Mr.. Reid
linger. His boys drove his cattle to
Linton.