The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-21
M0ffit
BY n G. E. F

The Ladies Aid met at the home OF
Mrs. A. L. Cline last Thursday. A
large crowd vas present. 1t was de-
cided to see about fixing the entry
way into the basement Of the church
Il 1t did not cost too much. Several
new members were added to tho roll
call. A lunch was served by the
hostess and around 500 was TAX
IN i'll.
Thrcslaing is almost finished in this
community and many Of the farmers
arc making hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Ollin returned
home last week from Menoken where
they have been working. Mrs. Olin
was quite i'll. but is better nov.
Friends received word last week
that John J. Cosgrovc was settled at
Mountain. N. D., where he will teach
the coming school year. He likes his
new home fine and says that the
community is a very social ono. Mr..
Cosgrovc stopped In Moffit when he
went to Mountain a few weeks ago.
Jack Krusc was calling IN friends
here on Tuesday.
Edith Lindahl visited at the home
Of her parents Tuesday.
Mrs. Pete Hofstad and Mrs. Walter
Jones visited with Mrs. v. Benz on
Tuesday.
Duck season opened Monday MORN
ing and most Of the hunters report
good luck the first day.
Nj. Hills brother and wife and
three-year-old. son arrived at the Hill
home last week for q visit. They are
going to work at the B. F. Lane home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carpenter and
daughter Marcellettc were visiting IN
Moffitt Tuesday.
A. E. Cline has a new q which he
purchased recently.
Mrs. George Maroney returned to
her homo at Fargo last Friday after
moo Mrs. Pillsbury took her to
Sterling to catch No. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Benz motored
to Bismarck Tuesday on q business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pillsbury and
sons motored to Mckenzie Thursday
night.
The Hoffman family visited at the
Coder home Sunday.
Mi. and Mrs. Oscar Benz and chill
drcn mOtored to Bismarck Tuesday.
Thelma Moffit visited with Luclla
Coder Sunday.
Mrs. BeardSlcy has been quite III
with summer flu. A doctor was called
Tor her onosday last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Bailey were
Bismarck callers Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Emil Enockson and
son Clifford, Miss Amanda Iwon and
Harriet Moffit motorcd to the river
Sunday and picked plums. They
returned with two l00-pouud sacks
Of plums that were nice and ripe.
The Rainbow Homemakers club will
meet with Mrs. Jim Hill Sept %. All
members please BE- present.
The minister from Steele preachd
In Moffit Sunday and MI. Snow
filled his pulpit at Steele.
Mr.. and llrs. g. +. Lane and chill
dren and Nj. and Mrs. Harold Lane
and children visited at the q. =.
Motif homo Saturday evening.
The school hoard held 4 meeting
Tuesday night and settled up for the
new schoolhouse addition. The chill
dren and teachers moved In Wednes.
aay morning.
REV. snow Was q caller at the Jason
Hoover home last Thursday.
After the first o. October Ill coal
viii Be 80 to - cents reg ton higher.
as the railroad will raise freight rates
On that date.
Mrs. Kor1ne Kimball returned home
Tuesday from Rapid City, 3. =.
where she has spent several weeks
taking care Of her daughter. who Vas
very u.
Several from here attended the
dance ct Haseiton Friday night.
John Hoffman was quite ~ last
week With tonsilitis.
Mr.. Albert Faust entertained
number o9 little girls n honor q her
littje laughter FERNS seventh birth.
day anniversary on Saturday. Games
W1go played and = tasty lunch Was
oogvo4 Waaieh M1B entered ~ "a.