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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-25

Mrs. MAttson Of Luce, MIMI, il now
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Erickson.
The Menoken section men were
called west Of town to fight . prairie
fire started from No. : Wednesday.
Mrs. Chris De(reot and family left
Wednesday for Marion, s. D., where
they win spend ct least two weeks
visiting relatives.
MI. and Mrs. Homer Craven and
family and Mrs. v. n. Craven left
Tuesday for Br3inerd, MIMI, where
they win visit Mr. and Mrs. Hoiese
for . couple Of weeks.
MrS. A. c. Dance entertained the
Menoken ladies' Aid Thursday After
noon. Twelve ladies were present and
the time was spent sewing. 1ha next
meeting will Be entertained b. Mrs.
Park Woods Thursday, Aue. lst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Faye Salter are the
parents Of q son born at the Bismarck
hospital Tuesday.
Miss Irna Dollman Of Minneapolis
and Gerald Jones Of DiemArck called
at the klipstein And Yeakls homes
this week.
Mr.. aad Mrs. E. E. Smith Of Oma.
ha, Neb., visited Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Holmes the past week.
er. and Mrs. A. c. Dsnce and chill
6ren nh0tored to Regent Friday, visit
tne Mr. and Mrs. Vim. Trzynka, and
returning Saturday.
NS. and MIRA. Otto Ayers and son
were entertained 1t dinner Sunday by
1rS. Roy Yuile.
A.ersw u wsfhmen r now paint
Ing TIE Northern Pacific depot.
Nlf. end Mfs. r. NJ. Laadcfnann en-
tertatne6 three tables u kridxe 1t
their home Sunday evening. Hish
scese Was won BY Mrs. Otts Ayers and
Jelnsar Swensen.
4r. and Mrs. Marcus Arnew and
family and Chris DeGrooe were din
ner guests d Mr.. and Mrs. Ed EblinT
Sunday.
kr. ard Mr.. n. L. Dralle and Bob
By And JeAn 1lens1sy visited Mrs. W.
+. Dance Sunday afternoon.
A d1net VA A43l IN lockwood
pavilisn eetufdey night.
Ftauk 0etty, w1I0~ formerly worked
ct ~ Homer Craven farm, has re-
turned 70 09n0A1n after 1pendine
tw0 nsestt1 vibttiAe rtIAtives s. Penn.
sylvallte Ind Wet Virginia.
Mrs Gale 1nd 1flldr6d Funston and
thsif eoasin fren Wise0nsin motored
% Minneapolis q visit relotiv1s.
l1f. and III. II. T. Wileo asbl Mr..
an4 Nh. W. EeIise and 40ounhttr
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Ben Klanburg's. Elmer Dunken's, and
Henry Franscr's.
The barn on the Henry Fransen
farm burned to the ground Wednes-
day. There was no nj at home.
Chester Fran5en and the hired man
were out In the bayfield,. ana Mrs.
Chester Fransen was In Goodrich to
meet Chester's father. who had been
1t MINNEAPOLIS. ana his mother was at
Mandan. They have 40 idea how II
started. Nothing was saved.
Elmer Dunken was II futile on
business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Wolff attended
= sale near Wing "wednesday.
KAfry Ulfers called ct Ben Khan.
huYg's Wednesday.
E1nler Perry end Lyle Perry and
their mother, Mrs. Ida Perry. and Mr.
and Alrs. Ray Hazlegrove were supper
quests at the Frank Gray home
"wednesday. A delicious supper was
served. and cards and music fur.
nished the pastisne OF the evening.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Will Thieling had as
their guests "wednesday night Mr.. end
Mrs. John Levi and family. Mrs. Levi
is a sister Of VIII Thieling. The Lewis
are l:aving for California again. They
came back ovc q ycer ego.
Mrs. B. M. Virgins father. Mi.
varce, Is here On q visit from WASH
ington. D. G.
Mrs. B. M. Virgin end her father
were in Tuttlc day this week.
Jake Gellnsr vas in Arena Tuesday.
ice Goldsmith called At the Bruce
Virgin home one day this week With
a telegram.
Jess Clev!c. the hail eajuster. was
out this way Thursday adjusting the
grain from Robinson.
vernal and Bell Goldsmith called
one evening last week at the Frank
Gray home.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Chris stoIhsr were in
Tuttle Friday.
Dave Johnson vas in town Friday.
Christ Wolff and son were in Arena
Friday.
Andrew Kraft Jr. was In town Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hamburg have
as their guest Ben's sister. Mrs. Dair.
and family. from South Dakota, and
also hts mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Klar5urg and
family and Mrs. Klanburg's aunt
called at Mc1ntyrs's Wednesday. end
they and Mrs. Mcintyre and family
called at the Matt Mulholland home
south Of Hurdsfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray and FL
win and Opal Gray were callers at
Lake Williams.
Mrs. Fred Wagner and daughters
Minnie, 1rma and Lucille and sons
Carl and Vernon left for Iowa re.
Gently on q visit. They drove through
in a car.
Zen rSlanberg and Harry Ulfers
were business callers In Goodrich Sat-
urdey.
John Ilanenc hauled In 4 couple Of
head o. cattle for Ray Hazlesrore and
also 4 couple OF head for I'd Wagner
Monday. which they were shipping.
Everybody is buoy making hay. The
grass isn't very long this year, due to
lack Of rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil eat.!er and
daughters. Shirley and Irwin Sattlcr,
were in Tuttlc Saturday.
MI. end Mrs. Art Ochuner and fam
lily were dinner guests Sunday at the
Emil Sattltr home.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ed Clocd and family
were dinner guests Sunday at the
Ray Hazlegrove home.
Jack Stewart ana e. Wallace were
in Tuttle Saturday evening.
Elvin Gray ana his father ana
Harry Gray were In Tutt.e Saturday
evening.
Lyle Perry left Saturday for Duluth,
Mimi, where he Is employed. after
q weeks visit with his mother and
brother.
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By MAS. RAY HAZLEGROvE

Bruce Virgin ana Harry Lukenba
called st Harry Ulfefs' for some Of
vifyi1's hcr1es Monday.
ete. Mr.. md Mrs.. Julius zwieglc and
family drove up Monday evening to
where the Webster construction crew
= w6E1tng the roAts.
Prank Gray returned last Thursday
from lows, where he was on q visit
- see his father ana OtlYsr relatives.
~. and 14f5. Gray and E1vin and
Opal Cry were dinner guests Sunday
ot The INNER Ferry home.
LyJe Perry 10 visiting his brother
ma E30ehcr. He drove down from Col
oAte with his mother q fsx days 40.
Nj. ana MA Ray aazlserove called
at the Mcintyre home Monday.
~. And Ma Frank Cray ana OPAL
Gray cAued at Tire Haxlesrove home
l6ondAy.
Ma Gwen Mcintyre ma family
and Nm Ray. na11e0f0ve took Mrs.
McIntyre's au131 doW1 10 the Klaf3-
burg hCnoe, where ~ WI visit . few
'd9y1.
Den Klsubefe. snd con RaphAel
called 1t Tsd Croaiwoll's Mond1y.
Harry Ulfers mAds . business trtp
n 0ls1s1sck 1u6 Oic1tnSon A1onday.
III. xmd Mn. Gx71ig GnttleF and
01uG0teS e1,ir1gy Jean called et Ha-
x,eg5Uve's 1ondays evening.
Elvin Gray was out maintaining
roads Monday.
Mr. and IRA. Kar3 Wolff were in
Wing Tuesday shopplng.
Ben Klanburv was . Wing caller
Tuesday.
Melvin Webster - putting up hay
for hig brother, Alvin webster.
Mr.. and 1kru. Ray lsAxle11ove
called at the Sollewine pisces Wednes-
day: Adolph Weber'A. Carl VOLTS,
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Welch's Spur


Mrs. Russell Bycrly and little son
Billie are visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Bycrly's parents, Mi. and Mrs.
Robert Boyd.
Ed. Dopplcr and Robert WEIGH mo-
tored to Bismarck Monday. Mr..
Doppler was called on the Jury. but
was excused.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Dorman, Mr.. and
Mrs. John WEIGH. Mr.. and Mrs. Robt
WEIGH. Ed Doppler and Elmer Ellis
worth were Bismarck visitors Tues
day.
Mrs. Knut Hanson and daughter
Nellie picked currant5 for Mrs. Robt
Boyd the first part Of the week.
Several from this community Joined
in the search for Lillian Mclean. who
disappeared Monday evening of last
week.
Mrs. Knut Hanson and children.
Mrs. Chester Boyd and children and
Hugh McMurrich and daughter call
ed at the Robert WEIGH home wed
nesday.
Robert WEIGH called on Robert
Boyd Tuesday evening.
Lawrence Doppler has been driy-
Ing hts tractor on the township
grader this week. Chas. Snyder drives
the grader.
George Scarborough visited with
Oliver Nelch Thursday.
The Honlcrnakers' club organized at
the home Of Mrs. Horace Dirlam
Thursday evening. Mrs. Earl Snyder
was chosen president; Mrs. A. D.
WEIGH. vice president and Miss Mar
earct McMurrich, secretary and treas
0rer. Mrs. :ohn WEIGH and Mrs. A.
d. WEIGH were chosen leaders. The
next meeting will be held at the home
OF MRS. Robert WEIGH August 5th.
Mrs. Ed Doppler and brother.
Elmer. Ellsworth, motored to Memo
Ken Thursday. They called at the
Robert WEIGH home also.
Fred Rittel hauled q COW TO town
and sold 1t the middle Of the week.
MRS. Robert WEIGH has been on the
SsNN ASOU 1AlO0t VI tIJlS WGek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Dorman. Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Ishmael, Oliver WEIGH.
Ed Doppler. Mr.. Boranand, Mrs. Ives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert WEIGH, MI. ana
Mr.. John WEIGH and family. Mr..
Robert Boyd and con Walter and
daughter Mrs. Russell Byerly. M.
ana Mrs. Earl Snyder and daurhter
Margaret. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dir
lam and little son ana 0eoree scar.
borough were al Bismarck visitors
Saturday.
Ralph Snyder and Glen oder call.
g on the Doppler boys Saturday
evening.
Clarence Doppler and Fred and
Theodore went swimming Ia Ample
creek north Of Menoken Sunday.
Robert WEIGH and children and
MI. and Mrs. John WeIch ana family
visited at the Otto Dorman home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Doppaer and
Elmer Ellsworth visited at the Robert
WEIGH home Sunday evening.
Ed Doppler called on FRED Rittel
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dirlam called
At the John Weleh home Sunday
evening.
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Mr.. and Mr.. Walter Diotsmsa.
daughter Mildred and son Edwia
transacted business IN Dismarck
Tuesday.
John Olson has been visiting at ths
home Of his brother, Louis Olson, Tor
several days.
MI. and Mrs. Carl Muth trauseet>d
business in Bismarck Tuesday.
William Kershaw y busy AaulinR
his winter supply 81 coal From the
Wilton mine.
Henry Miller was Z business caller
ct the w. A. Dietsnan home Wednes.
day.
John Olson has been doing some
painting At Menoken the past week.
Walter Dietzman went to Bismarck
after some repairs Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller and
family transacted business in Biz.
r1srck Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fischer and fam.
lily attended Sabbath school in Bis
marck Saturday.
Sennus and John Harms were bust.
ness callers 1t the John Olson home
Friday.
Arthur and Herbert FrickA were
business callers at the w. A.. Dietxman
home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lundouist
transacted business in Bismarck Sat-
urday.
4 large number Of folks from this
vicinity attended the dance 1t Memo.
ken Saturday.
John Olson visited 1t the home 81
MI. and Mrs. Floyd Owen Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Hal Westacott and
Of Sterling and Miss Ruth
Crafts Of Edmonton, Can, were din
ner guests at the w. A. DiNtsmAn
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Graves visited
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Owen.
Louis Olson and his niece from Wis
consin visited at the John Olson home
Sunday.
Y. M. Cravcn's hired man did some
repair work on the Gussner pasture
fence Friday.
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Garfield
by MRS. A. r. r

Almost all members we're present ct
the Homemakers club Thursday. Nrs.
w. Dtrnond joined As Z member. Ma
tertAl on rats was read ana discussed.
The next meeting will be held at the
H. s. Taylor home August /.
There was not a very large crowd ct
the Free Methodist picnic In the (. L.
Jordahl grove Sunday.
A few folks from here went I'm "a
Florence Lake to swim Sunday.
b. Q. Strand has been In Bi1rnArck
on the jury for the last week.
Mrs. J.. Keller and Mrs. Knudnon
ana sons attended church In Wlnk
Sunday.
Mrs. c. w. wilkinson and Mrs. J.
Howe visited at the q. O. Lindsey
home q while Thursday evening.
Mrs. 8. L. Jordahl ana Bernhard
have returned from Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Olson Of Wins, M,
and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin called C the
Ole Olson homo Monday evening.
A few from here AttAdAd the base.
ball game in Regan Sunday.
Mrs. J. Keller won the friendship
quilt made by the auxiliary.
Callers at the G.. Q. Lindsey home
Sunday were Mr.. ana Mrs. A. =.
0hylin and sons Gerald and Clair
and Frank Walker.
The Backman mine is now open %
people can get their coal from th1re.
It's run by Harry Knudson this year.
A large crowd attended the Amer
lean Legion dance In Regain Satur-
day evening.
Oscar Olson went to Bismarck to
consult . physician. He has p4euriSy
and three ribs bruised.
The Regain girls Won the ball game
at wildwood lake Wednesday.
Violet Olson and Burnett Jacobson
spent Wednesday night 1t the 0hylin
home.
Ruth Little visited with Hester
Bailey Wednesday and Thursday.
Martin Strand and A. Ghylin are
doing carpenter work for A. H. Lund-
berg.
John Howe. August Wasaman ana
son and Joe Keller called 1t the
Ghylin home Thursday.
Violet Olson and Burnett Jacobson
visited At the Homer Taylor home .
while Thursday morning.
Mrs. A. H. Lundberg and son wer0
callers ct the Joe Keifer home Sum.
day.
Mrs. A. H. Lundberg and son, Mrs.
FredA Uhde and Joe Keifer visited
with Axel Lundberg in Bismarck sun
day. Axel is in q hospital there.
Dee and Ernest Bailey drove out to
the Twin lakes Saturday Afternoon.
Pete Jacobson spent Sunday &c the
Ole Olson home.
Mrs. A. II. Lundberg and Mr.. John
Keifer Of Wing called ct the John
Moser home Thursday.
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news OF OUR NDCnBORS

the first Of the week visiting friends
1T New Leipzig and Elgin.
Mrs. Peter Klein has been on the
sick list the past week due to the
extremas heat Tussdsy.
Chris Miller and daughter Alice
motored to Bismarck Thursday on
business.
Margaret Schiek was taken to
Flasher Wednesday suffering from q
kick in the face BY 1 calf. u Was
necessary to take three stitches In the
wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Ravsch were
capital city business visitors Thurs-
Mr.. and Mrs. ". B. Dorward, &C.
cothpanisd By Mrs. c. L. Klein
schmidt, 1m0t0fed 70 Dismarek Thurs
day whore they attended the Veterans
Of Foreign Warn reception Of Com
Ihai1d1r In Chief Carver.
Mrs. Steele and daughter, Mrs. Roy
HUSKY, Miss LeorA Kfosch and Sper-
Ger Peterson spent Thursday evening
e the Eugene Wallace home near
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien Of Cleveland.
OHIO, accompanied BY Mrs.. phersoYi
Of Minnsap0lis, arrived Wednesday
for Z weeks visit At the home Of the
two latters' mother, Mrs. Halverson.
Mrs. O'Dfien will be remembered a
Miss Hazel Halvefson and Mr.. Pier.
son - Pearl Haiverson.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Rausch and chill.
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Klein and
children and MI. and Mrs. Chas. BEEN
met Mr.. and Mrs. Jake kauseh and
children Of Mclaughlin ct the Can.
non Dali river Sunday where they
spent the day ~pienickine.
Twcnty.three babies were examined
at the baby clintr which was held in
the schoolhouse Friday morning by
the county nurse, Miss Besteii, Of
Carson, and DR.. Marrick. They were
assisted by Mrs. C. l. Klsinschmidt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam fest motored
to Roscoe, s. D., Sunday for several
days visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Stayner were
hosts Sunday, having - their dinner
guests Mr.. and Mrs. August Daily
and children.
The federal highway south Of Ra.
leigh was completed and turned over
to the government Saturday BY the
contractor, Mr.. Schultz.
Mrs. Roy HUSKY and little ION de-
parted for their home in Sioux Falls,
5. D.. Saturday, having spent tire past
week visiting ct the homes Of her
mother and sister. Ms. G.. StAAle Ard
Mrs. John Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Dorwsrd had
as their dinner guests Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Dairs Of Flasher.
Mr.. Swanson, who n been 4 sur-
veyof on the federal highway south
Of town, left Saturday for Bismarck.
Andrew Rausch Of Mandan, Miss
v. Farrell and Mrs. Myrtle Heights
OF Bismarck spent Sunday - quests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dempsey.
Miss Matte Peterson arrived home
Saturday from Flasher where she has
been employed for sousa time.
Frank Bosworth ana Harry Brit
ner LETT Sunday for Detroit Lakes,
MINI. They will be = :osnpsnied
home by Mrs. Bosworth and two
children, who have spent the past
month with home folks.
Harvest Of small grain has begun
in this section Of the county. The
grain in most instances is Of poor
quality and very light due to the ex-
tremc heat and drought Of the past
several weeks.
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Arena
~ MRS. o. MCINTYRE

Mrs. Romeo Bailey entertained the
Hornemakers club Friday. rfost Of the
members were p-c1c1t and had . very
enjoyable afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Phel, ST.. and
daughter Ruhic were csllsrs at Christ
Wolf Jr., wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wut3Ee ard
daughter Hilda were guests ct the
Rudolph Engelhart home near Good
rich.
Mrs. Owen McIrtyre ana Mrs. Ben
Klagenburg took their cunt, Miss
Rose Mulholland. ever to the Matt
Mulholland home Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Christ Wolf j. gent
their vacation visiting frie-ds and
relatives at Ncv Leipzig, N. D., and
Lennon, S. D.
Nj. and Mrs. Bin Gellner are tie
proud parents of . baby boy born
Sunday night.
Miss Arlone Failing has been visit
ing her aunt and uncle 11r. and Mn.
E. E. Glanville the past week.
Bert Glanville made . busirecs trip
to Goodrich Tuesday morning.
Harry UlferS and Ben KlaSenburg
were business callers in Wing We'd
nesday.
A special meeting Of the Hasclerove
township board was called oatufday
evening to settle up With the road
boss.
Miss Helen Wolf. who has spent
the past five months at New Leipzig
and Lennon. s. D., returned home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Klagenburg and
children were dinner guests Of MI.
and Mrs. George Goldbu.g near
Hurdsfield Sunday.
Mi. and Mrs. Bert Granville ana
sons were guests at the e. 3. 03&nville
home Sunday.
Mi. and Mrs. Romeo bailey ana
family were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Little.
David Trye4 was adjusting hail
claims through this vicinity last week.
Ed and Joe Smith were visitors q
the Mcintyre home Sunday.
Mrs. Ira Dahl and children and
Mrs. Anna Klasenbure Of Henry. d
Oak. were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. 0en
Klagenburg the latter part Of TIE
week. !
Ed and Joe smith were business
callers In Tuttle Saturday.
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Gibbs
by RUTH DURDA0E and
T n SCnM1TZ

Mr.. and Mrs. George Koch called
Sunday evening at the Jake Koch ANA
Tony Knoll homes.
The Victor Engdahl family were
Wednesday evening visitors at Adrten
Asbridge's.
August Gabel and wife Of Bis
marck, and his mother, Mrs. Frank
Gsbel. motored to MAndan Sunday to
visit Mrs. Gabcl's brother. August
ziegler. Mr.. and Mrs. August Gabel
took Mrs. Frank 0abel hcme and
spent the evening there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Scott Of Dis
mArck. accompanied BY Miss Emma
Nelson left for Fargo By car Friday
to visit at the Bonnie nelson hcn1e.
Thursday evening the Victor Eng
dahl family visited ct Frank Tfytg's.
Mrs. BurbAge and Mrs. 0chlt1tts
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Wiibeft
Thursday evening.
Henry oabels called on Mrs. Henry
Schneider Sunday.
OO1Jkl 00OOt UlUO AGtSIDy oAO OooAs
Small and three children were sum
day visitors at the home q Mrs.
sabot,s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Small.
MIR. and MES. Victor EnedahI and
children and Hugo Neleon drove to
Nels Nelson's ana from there to
Charlie Rue's Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. John Durnanaeyer Of
Bismarck ard Mrs. Herman Ltpp and
children we're Sunday visitors at
George Koch's home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Enodahl left
their children ct Victor Nelson's 9un-
day while they drove 70 the Pred
Shrader home. Mrs. 0AY1dlr died
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Dietrich called
Sunday Is George Koch's.
Little 0cos1ie Hughes Of Mc1en-
zie Is spending the week with hts
grandparents, Nh. and Mrs. John
GabeI.
Tn following primary children re-
cetved 100 in their weekly spelling
tests: Ruth Tryss. Lillian Koch,
Yvoliue 0Ab0t, EleanogA 0Aeel ana
LAvesne 0ahot.
oeorgie Hughes Of Mckensis Is Wis
iting school this week.
Mn. ruth Burbaee accompanied ~
her huADattd, Ernest Duroaee. and
Frank Richie took . trip ~ Airplar4
20 ouseniee. n. D. They were
eueoGS st her sister. Mrs. J. q.
Rudo)pA. Among tlse guests we're nr.
and Mfs. 0f1st stafford q ~ An
oe9eA, Cllif.
-. ana Mrs. HUGO 0olDust aD1nt
Sunday evening ~ IN 4. AGogjdte
home.
NJ. ana Mn. John otbGl D.. ard
Nh. Ruth Burb11e Gated At the
0oort4 Hughes h6ea6 wednesday
The occasion Was George jYS
birthday. They enjoyed . lovely sup
per.
Emil Sabots called on Frank 0Abel
Of Bismarck last Thursday night. He
has been suffering with pneumonia.
ass glad to hear that he y I'm
proving.
m. and Mrs.. Email 0Abot and chi.
aren called q the George 0abel h0ane
Monday evening.
Nj. and Aers. Frank Tfyeg and chill
dfen let. Friday foe 4 Slsort motor
trip to Mott
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Dodge


The people Of the Catholic church
had a convention this week.
S. S. Luther Of Minneapolis was 4
business caller in Dodge Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Davidson were
t~ransacting business in Dickinson and
Lehigh Tuesday.
Gilbert Sather Of California is the
guest for several days at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Carlson.
I. B. Rogers was seen on our streets
Wednesday.
While rounding a corner about half
a mile east of town, the car driven by
Donald Stern collided with one driven
by Mr.. Hamilton Of Beulah. Mr..
Hamilton's car was badly smashed up,
but the Stern car was not damaged
much. The occupants Of both cars
escaped with minor injuries.
j. H. Anderson, field rlan Of the
Bridgeman- Russell company, was =
business caller in Dodge Thursday.
Anton Schumacher is building 4
barn for Henry GrossmAn.
Frederick Oberlander and children
of Hazen were guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Daffce Sunday.
Herman Lietz of Taylor, N. D., was
~transacting business in Dodge Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schopp Of
Golden Valley were business callers
in Dodge Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Petersen are
the parents Of a daughter born We'd
nesday.
A baseball game was played SUM-
day. Dodge played against Werner.
The score was Is to 8 In favor Of
Werner.
MI. and Mrs. William Goetz Of
Hazen arc the guests for several days
at the homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Goetz, Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. Coetz and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Goetz.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Grossman visited
Mrs. Margerata Grossman Saturday.
Mrs. Grossman is Mr.. Cheeseman's
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Daffee were
t~ransacting business in Dickinson
Friday.
Mrs. Homer Davidson and son Les
lie were visiting friends in Zap Tues
day.
H. Pfenning of Mandan was q busi-
ness caller in Dodge Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Adam Siedel were Wis.,
iting with friends and relatives in
Bismarck a few days this week.
Jacob Sauter Of Mandan was look
ing after his business affai ) in Dodge
Tuesday.
Oscar Gustafscn Of Halliday At
tended services in the Congregational
church Sunday conducted By Rev.
John SornbersS1.
Mayme and O;thcr Larson Of Gold
en- Valley were visiting at the Clar-
ence Lee home Sunday.