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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-05
Arena


The Gerald Payseno rig is thrcshing
for Fred Smith.
Mrs. Lodgi and son Marvin, from
Iowa. arrived Wednesday. Mrs. Lodgi
Is spending 4 few days visiting at Mrs.
Klagenburg's and Marvin Is helping
on the thrcshlng rig 1t Russell Kra-
mer's place.
Mrs. Howard Granville Of Wing as
sisted Mrs. Bert Granville In cooking
for threshcrs Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Miss Irma Wagner helped Mrs.
Harry Ulfers cook for t~hreshers the
first Of the week.
Mr.. ard Mrs. J. J. Horner and fam
lily and Miss Helen Beth OF Wing,
Mrs. Thomas Casey and ons Joe and
John and daughter Gertrude Of
Ponca. Ncb., Ed 6perry OF futile and
Miss lone Goldsmith and brother Dale
and Dean Granville were guests at the
Mcintyre home Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Bert Granville and
Harold were guests at the Klagenburg
home Sunday.
Miss Roberta Palmer was the ,,uest
"a NAdAy xAAACC 0atO 4VOOC 4VANAAAtyAC VIZ
last Of the week.
Harry Ulfers hauled grain for Ben
Klagenburg Friday.
Miss lone Goldsmith was a guest OF
Mrs. Henry Ulfers Saturday afternoon
Ed and Joe Smith are heading flax
for Ben Klagenburg this week.
MI Fodi was q caller at Jake Sat-
tiers Friday.
George Payseno Is threshing for Joe
! Scadlow. Shock threshing won't last
any longer than this week: then there
will be a few days stack threshing,
MI and Mrs. Harrison Rogers and
sons were guests of their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Glanville. Monday.
They returned to Bismarck the same
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Williamson and
family guests at the Isamingcr
home in Bismarck Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goldburg 81
Hurdsficld and Miss Helen Unruh and
! Martin Faust were guests at the
Klagenburg home Sunday.
Owen and George Mcintyre helped
Harry Ulfers thresh Monday and
Tuesday.
Miss Helen Wolf assisted Mrs. r. c
Halver cook for threshers Thursday
and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Granville anc
sons were shopping in Wing Saturday
Jacob Steiglemeyer wants the ri.
nor corrected that he did not take
unto himself a third wife. We arc sorry
that he was misquoted.
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Taft
ny FLORENCE GOSNEY

Mr.. and Mrs. John Benz and fam
ily motored to Bismarck Sunday. Mrs.
w. Hocft and little baby returned
home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kositzky. Leon
ard and Eloisc. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
KOsitzky. and MI. and Mrs. r. NJ
Gosncy and daughters spent Sunday
afternoon at the Gaskill home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selmar Drystad and
daughters Stella and Velma spent
Sunday evening at the Chas. Andcr-
ION home.
Mrs. John Benz and children Wis
tied with relatives at Moffit Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbcrt kOOn and
children visited at the Gosncy home
Friday.
Ernest Hurr Is threshing for Ed
Fogarty.
Miss Madec Runey called on her
father. w. E. Runcy. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Gosney. Flor
ence and Edna spent Sunday evening
at the Steve Fryslctt home near Brit
tin.
Mrs. John Baker and son James
spent Sunday at the Ross Baker
home.
Miss Lois Nieman spent Monday al
the John Benz home.
Ed. Fogarty was a town caller Mon
day.
Miss Helen 6windling is attending
High school at DriScoll. School
started Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben EOon and son
Eldon spent Monday evening at the
Gosney home.
M. l.. Lewis was a Driscoll caller
Monday.
A few of Elnora Hurr's friends
gathered at her home to bid her good
bye as she Is leaving for Cincinnati,
Ohio, this week to attend school
there.
Misses Esther and Margaret Lang
also Theodore called at the George
Lewis home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbcrt KoOn and
children and Mrs. Chas. aaskill and
Earl called at tho Gosncy home Mon
day evening.
Farmers Union met at the Sterling
hall Monday evening.
Rex FOgarty spent Sunday at his
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilhcrt KoOn and
children called at tho Elmer K0on
home in Driscoll Monday.
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rnarck Sunday and got wild grapei
and enjoyed a picnic dinner. They
stopped en route at the Peter Lipps
home.
Clarence Starr. Willie Jiras. Ger
tie Mae and Gladys Nelson were
visitors at the J. w. Jiras home.
lizzie. Harry ana Sam Brown. Joe
and Willie Jiras. Gertie Ma: and
Gladys Nelson motored to Mand..n
Sunday.
r. c. Nelson called at George
Nelson's Monday night and got Ger
tic Mae to take arc OF the twins this
week rs Mrs. Nelson opened her term
of school in Esth~-villc which she
taught last year.
MI. and Mrs. Hubert Ward and
family from Driscoll came Sunday to
visit here with friends.
Mrs. George Nelson was a lunch
con guest Monday at the Ncls Nell
SON home.
Andrew Anderson was 4 business
caller at the Nels Nelson home Mon
day. Mr.. Anderson will thrcSl, for
the Nelson's the latter part Of the
week.
Mrs. Ncls Nelson and Hugo mo-
tored to Rcgan Saturday on q shop
ping trip. En- route they called In at
the Ernest Gordon homo.
Mr. and Mrs. Benny Nelson and
infant son Dennis Gordon arrived
here Saturday night from Fargo to
visit his parents here over Sunday,
and Mrs. Nels Nelson and family,
and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Gordon and her sister, Mrs.
Carl Landerholnl, who stays 1T tho
Landerholms.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Nelson and FAM
lily entertained at dinner Sunday the
following. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Scott from Bismarck. Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Engdahl and family. her broth.
er NJ. and Mrs. Swan Swanson. son
and daughter from south Of Bis
marck. Mr.. and Mrs. Benny Mel
son and son from Fargo, Clarence
Scott. Edna johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Scott. Marion and Mary.
Hugo Nelson b working for An
drew Anderson this week with q
bundle team on his thrcshing RIG.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott, Mary
and their daughter, Mrs. Jake
Fisher and family from Regain win
leave on a motor trip to Nebraska.
George and M. A. Nelson and Willie
Jlras motored to the Missouri river
TUESDAY to pick Wild plu;ns.
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~ KARL SCHATZ

Miss Sigird Adams spent Monday
afternoon at the Carl Schatz home.
Mrs. F. Coombs and Jack wcra
Pickardvillc shoppers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bracket and children
called ut the Anderson home Monday
r. Rudisill Of Minnesota was a
dinner guest at the Carl Schatz home
Tuesday.
Fred Berquist and sou visited al
the Adams home Thursday.
Albert Baker. who spent n few
weeks at the Kicker home. left 70,
his home in Wakefield, Neb.. las,
week.
Ed and Gus Schatz called at tho
stroh home Tuesday evening.
John Pool Of New Salem visited al
the Bracket home ono day last week
Fred Wall of near Mercer has beer
busy thrcshing for H. Schaffer the
past week.
Mrs. Jake Hochhaltcr Is assisting
her mother during thrcSning.
Karl Schatz and sons drove TO Nc
Clusky Saturday and were accompa-
MED home by Sarah who has been
employed at the City cafe at Nc
Clusky.
Myrl Brown spent Sunday after
noon with lnga Adams.
John Schilichenmcycr Of Turtle
Lake was In this community buying
cattle last week.
Esther Schatz left for Turtle Lake
Sunday where she will attend high
school.
Mrs. Jones spent Sunday evening
visiting at the Adams home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Schatz and chill
dren spent Sunday evening visiting
relatives near Washburn and Turtle
Lake.
Miss Sigrid Adams who spent the
past week visiting at her home here
left for Spokane. WASH. where she
will spend the winter visiting rcla-
tivcs.
MI. and Mrs. L. Hopkins Of Regain
spent Sunday afternoon at the
Bracket homo.
Harold Hamilton of McClusky was
busy delivering gasoline to the farm
crS In this vicinity Monday.
Rev. E. Brc0ckle of Turtle Lake
will conduct services ct the Alta
church Sunday. Sept. the 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl 0chatz. Pauline
and Sigrid Adams were P~ickardville
shoppers Monday.
Rev. Bachmann Of Valley City will
conduct services ct the Coombs
church Sunday. Sept. the 4th.
Karl Schatz has been busy thresh-
Ing the past two weeks. The wheat
on the schatz farms averaged about
10 bushels per acre. The oats and
barley about 3 bushels per acre.
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Painted Woods
Ey MRS. OLE LlLLEFJELD

Miss Rl,oda Fossum Of Bismarck Is
visiting this week with her grand
mother. Mrs. Maud Elsberg, and aunt
and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Lille
field.
Many of the people of this vicinity
attended the dancing party given BY
David Boat Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld. Elias
Lil!efjcld and Mrs. Mana ElSberg
visited relatives at Bismarck Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Joe Brown and baby spent
Thursday at the VIM. Brown home.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Brown and SON
Lester took in the ball game between
Turtle Lake and Wilton Sunday after
noon at wildwood lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Crawford Of
Mandan spent Sunday evening ct the
Ole Lillcfjeld home.
Mrs. Fred Brown was . Wilton
caller Thursday.
Mi. and Mrs. Fred Brown and Mrs.
George Smith called ut the VIM.
Brown home Sunday.
Ole Lillefjeld helped Andrew Nelson
and Arthur Damstrom head grain
Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Erickson and son
rrmsst r,,,o has heen stavino : w,ecl.
- the Andrev Nelson hnmc, returned
!" pi.rarct with Frsnk SUNDAY
n,e ina ie,d = heininc Toe nros-
trcm ,.crair his threshinr machinc
this r,eel.
Thresh:no has already started In
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Sunday school at the Raymond TOLL.
yer schoolhouse.
Aclred Bouchc and Gilbert Ware
motorcd to Regain Sunday. They also
called at j. r. Little's.
Callers at the 8. L. Jordahl home
Sunday we're Aclrcd Bouchc, Pau,
Hedstron. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Nc
Clusky and family, Lila Boss, Mr.. ano
Mrs. g. J. Kuchl, Chas. Our, MI. and
Mrs. G. A. Holmgren. Mr.. and Mrs
0otlieb Hohaltcr and daughter.
MI. and Mrs. Stephen Hills were
guests ut the HI. %. Watkins home
Friday.
Mrs. v. N. Monroe and son Stephen
Joy and Russell Hills motorcd K
Bismarck Friday.
Orlo johnson called ut the Ed
Raschc home Sunday.
Mrs. Ira Bailey spent Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. j. F. Little.
Gudrun Jordahl. Mrs. j. F. Little
Phyllis and Ruth called at the Lewis
J%orgcnson homo Monday.
The Garfield Ladies Aid society
met with Mrs. Anna Strand last We'd
ncsday. A business meeting was held
after which election Of officers fol-
lowed. Mrs. Ira Bailey was elected
president. Mrs. s. L. Jordahl. vice
president, Mrs. John Howe. treasurer
Mrs. Homer Taylor vas reelected
secretary. a delicious luncheon was
served after tho meeting. The next
meeting will DO with Mrs. Homer
Taylor.
Mr.. and -Ars. Shelly Bailey and
family were Sunday guests at the
Mrs. Mabel Bailey home.
Regain callers Saturday night were
MI. and Mrs. Andrew Olson and son
j. F. Little and children. Lewis Jor-
gcnson. Ruth and Chariot Wilmot
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Dimond and
! son. MI. and Mrs. Joe Kiefer.
Mrs. Ira Bailey called at the Lewis
J~orgenson home Monday.
Mr.. Dance is thrcShing at the
Homer Taylor farm.
Callers at j. F.. Titles Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Hills anc
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Little
Ed Walworth and Ernest Swanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Solder of Wins
brought their little daughter home
from Bismarck Wednesday. She hac
been a patient In a Bismarck hos.
pital. Mrs. j. F. Little, who has also
been = patient at the hospital re.
turned home with them.
Mrs. Harry Davenport and Char.
lott and Ruth Wilmot called at tht
8. L. Jordahl home Wednesday eve.
ming.
Ernest Swanson and Orlo johnson
motorcd TO Coleharbor Monday K
look for employment.
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Of Fargo. N. D.. stopped at the Arthur
Bjorhus home Saturday. Thoy vert
en- route to Butte. N. D.. to visit rel.
ativcs. Mr. and Mrs. Bjorhus anc
four children accompanied them, re.
turning home Sunday night.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. Regier called al
J. O. Rises Wednesday evening.
Clara Rise, who has spent the past
six weeks with her sister near Wing
returned home Wednesday evening.
B. NJ. Lcin nlotorcd to Regain Sat.
urday.
Bcrnicc Bjorhus and Dorothy Bark
ma left for Driscoll Monday where
they are going to school the coming
term.
Clara and Timer Lien and Arnold
Christensen called at Alfred Arnc-
sons Sunday evening.
Willie Jiras. Elsie and John Kruger
and Olga Rise motored to Driscoll
Saturday.
A very large crowd attended the
Luther League meeting held at tho
church Sunday evening. A splendid
talk was given BY Rev. Ftcseth Of
Bowman, N. D.
The Ladies' Aid meets at tho church
basement Wednesday afternoon. Sept.
IL. Mrs. Seymour Arncson vii. 1ervc.
Mrs. Livingston OF Driscoll spent
Saturday and Sunday at the Art
Bjorhus home while Mr.. and MRS,
Bjorhus were at Butte. N. D..
"A fairly large crowd attended scrv-
ices Sunday. There will be English
services Sept. 8. at ii o'clock.
valdemar Lein, Joseph and Clar-
encc Rise motored to Wing Sunday
afternoon.
Vernon Hallum spent the week
end visiting at the Harry Hclgcson
home.
MI. and Mrs Stuart Sevcrson and
family motored to Wilton Sunday
where they visited with Mrs. Sever
sons sister.
Mrs. John Birkcland left Monday
for Eldridge where she will visit with
her daughter for a short time.
Constance Lem called at Art Bjor-
hus's Saturday morning.
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Minneapolis. Mrs. Krausc and Miss
Mamie Krausc were injured and were
in the hospital q few days.
Miss Nellie Dance who has been at
tending normal In Valley City re-
turned to her home here Saturday.
Miss Dance will begin Z term OF
school Monday. Sept. ..
Mrs. Sarah Moffit began q term of
school In Francis district Monday.
She expects to board and room In tho
school building.
Mrs. Otto Ayers. Mrs. v. M. Craven
and Mrs. Clifford Craven and son
Arthur we're visitors OF Mrs. Milton
Rue Wednesday afternoon. A lunch
con was served.
Rev. j. N. Snow held services at the
consolidated school Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Ness was visiting In
Menoken Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. O.. Abelein and
family spent Monday evening visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph lshmael.
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ing Misses Catherine Monroe, Fran
ces Rupp. Emma Rupp and several
others.
Jay Couch Of Bismarck has accept
led work on the Herdebu threshing
rig. Jay formerly operated a black
smith shop in Baldwin. but for the
past several years has been residing
III Washington, where he plans on re-
turning at an early date.
Mrs. z. "A. Fricke has purchased a
half section Of land eight miles cast
Of Baldwin. known as the Ward farm.
Mrs. Frickc docs not plan on living
on this farm. but will use 1t for pas
turing purposes.
Richard Rupp. SON Of Mrs. Frcdolen
Rupp. is the proud posscssor OF Il $500
scholarship certificate In tho James,
town college. Richard received the
scholarship certificate as q prize. he
having the highest grades of any boy
student Of the graduating class Of
the Bismarck high school.
Local farmers received the final
settlement OF their pooled wheat Sat-
urday. The price received wa said
to be satisfactory.
Local friends of Miss Ida Anderson
will be interested in hearing of her
recent marriage to a young man of
Duluth. Mimi. Miss Anderson is the
daughter of Nels Anderson. section
foreman o. Baldwin. and a graduate
Of the Bismarck high school. The
ncwlyWedS will make their home in
Duluth.
Thrcshing operations In the Bald
win community + going full blast
at this time. Yields vary, some re-
porting good crops. and others getting
but a few bushels per acre.
MI. and Mrs. Wayne Cummings
and daughter Iona visited and
shopped In the capital city Friday.
Cecil Mount OF Glcndivc assisted In
the harvesting Of the crop OH the
home place east OF Baldwin.
The Baldwin schools will open next
Monday.
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LeiIl
~ OLGA NJ. RISE

Halvor Benson and daughter Mil
dred Of Harmony, Mimi. visited
friends and attended to forming in
terests In this vicinity the latter part
Of the week.
Oscar 0underson and Mr.. Larson Of
osAoe, Iowa. visited relatives in this
neighborhood Wednesday.
Mrs. Stuart Severson and son Nil.
ton motored to Driscoll Thursday.
Mrs. y. O. Rise. Olga, 0lenWood,
ana Everett called at George Regier's
Wednesday afternoon.
Nj. and Mrs. Alfred Arnesoll and
daughter Alic0 and Mrs. Helrner Arm
es0u motorcd TO Tuttle Wednesday.
Mn. John Btrkeland and daugh-
TT Gale spent Saturday evening ana
sunday visiting relatives at Eldridse,
n. n.
selma rise and B. N. Lein delivered
grain 70 Regain for A. H. Hclseson
Monday.
NJ. and Mrs. OF spilde called It
Isaac Dotnem's Sunday afternoon.
4 few q the young folks from this
vicinity mot0red to Wing Saturday
evening. They also attended the dance
ct etill.
Eddie Arneson spent Sunday with
friends ct Wing.
While returning from Regain satur-
day evening I'd Nygaard had the mis-
fortuno. to lose control Of his truck
which caused him to run IN the ditch,
The truck - damaged some and he
AZ-
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NEWS OF OUR NECnBORS
Wild Rose
~ MRS. v. n. ssowNAwELL

The Wild Rose schools are expected
to open Monday, September 3. Miss
Jennie Waste u Wing has been en-
gaeed 70 teach school No. l, and Miss
Margaret Olllin Of Valley City will
teach school No. :.
It Is expected that Mrs. Mike
0lovais and two daughters Will leave
Poland for her home here about tho
first Of September.
Misses Avis Carlisle and Helen
Brownawell Of Bismarck spent tho
weekend with their respective par
ents.
Mrs. Anna johnson and Miss Luella
Dries OF Pursian Lake ncighborhood
are cooking FOR the threshers for Ed
ward Swanson.
It has been reported that Miss
Daisy rugh who went to San Haven
sAnitarium for her health Is consider
ably improved.
Miss Helen Adams Of Braddock vi
cinity spent the Weekend with Elsie
saville.
Some Of the little folks at the
Adolph Exner home were on the sick
list last week.
Miss Mabel Swanson, who has been
visiting her uncle. O.. ,. Swanson and
family. returned to her home In Wis
consin last week.
Mrs. L. r. May assisted her sister
Mrs. w. H. Brownawell cook for
threshers the fore part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Carlisle and
on Roger visited Miss Avis Carlisle
In Bismarck Tuesday.
Miss Mildred Nelson Of Wing
neighborhood helped her sister Mrs.
Reuben Feltheim cook for threshers
last week.
The report that Charles Richards
was married, was unfounded. as he is
still the gay. carefree boy as Of yorc.
J. 8. Swanson. who left last fall for
Colorado. for his health Is Is not i'm
proving Is rapidly IS his friends could
wish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Saville enter
tanned at their home Sunday for, Mr..
and Mrs. n. A. Carlisle and children.
Miss Avis from Bismarck and Roger.
Mrs. L. r. May and little grand
daughter Sally Lou May. and Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. B~rownawell and Miss
Helen from Bismarck and Homer and
Harry Koenig.
A number Of the young folks at
tended the dance 1t Braddock eatur-
day evening.
L. Il. May arrived Sunday to spend
Labor Day with relatives here.
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BY BORNER

Clark U. Whitehead OF Tuttlc. rep
rcscntative OF the North Dakota Mon
tana Wheat Growers association. was
here several days the past week look
ing after matters pertaining TO the
pool. Mr.. Whitehead Is enthusiastic
over the new grain corporation set up
BY President Hoover, and feels sure
that if the farmers will pool their
wheat they will reap a good profit
over present prices. MI. Whitehead
also visited the territory south and
west of Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Borner.
Charles Blcckreid and j. S. Fevold
motored to the Ward farm in Crom-
well township about nine miles east
Of Baldwin Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred0len Rupp mo-
torcd to Bismarck Monday on q ship
ping excursion.
Richard Borner transacted business
In Wilton Monday afternoon and had
some repair work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Small. who are
employed OIL the farm Of Mr. 6mall's
parents ct Arnold. spent the weekend
at home.
Percy Freeman spent last Sunday
at the w. J. Jiras home cast Of Bald
win. Other guests ut the Jtras home
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ayres and son
Wayne Of Menokcn.
Noel Borner has returned home
from Wilton where he worked . short
time on Ole Olson's threshing rig. In
company with . friend, Noel spent
Sunday at Brush Lake IN Mercer
county.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Nordstrom and
family motored to Washburn Friday
afternoon to visit 1t the Christ Hill
home. They brought home several
articles Of furniture they purchased
while there.
Miss Florence Rupp Is attending
the Bismarck business college and a.
so working 1t the Copclin home dur
Ing her spare time.
Mi. and Mrs. Andy Larson and
family, residents Of Baldwin for sev-
eral years. are moving to Bismarck
this week.
Mi. and Mrs. J. 8. Fevold and fam
lily, who have resided here for = num-
Der Of years, moved to Bismarck Sat-
urday where Mr.. Fey0ld has accepted
= position.
Mrs. Fredolen Rupp and children
Frances and Richard visited at thu
Richard Borner home sunday After
noon.
A number Of Baldwin young folk
left for bismarck Monday u resume
work In the schools. Among them -
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Menoken
~ MRS. JENNIE DANCE

Mrs. Chris De 0root and daughter
Miss Margery left Friday for Glen
dive, Mont. where they will visit Mi.
Do 0ro0t who entered the Northern
Pacific hospital.
Mrs. Roy Yulc and son Torrance
went to Valley City Saturday after.
noon where they will visit friends and
relatives for q few days.
Mrs. Tom Moffit and Mrs. Sarah
Moffit entertained the Men0ken La
dies Aid Thursday afternoon. Four
teen ladies were present. Rev. ]. w.
Snow and Mrs. johnson Of Mckenzie
attended and q luncheon was served.
The next meeting will be held at the
home Of Nrs. Richard 6alter Thurs
day, Sept. 5th.
A dance was held Saturday night
at the Adrian Asbridge harm.
Mr.. and Mira. Clifford Craven were
entertained at dinner Sunday by Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Ayers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Graves spent
Sunday at Lake Isabelle.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ,. Cobson were
dinner guests at the A. g. Dance
11O1beG 00AS00Js 1StH OAHt1sCt WIN USvCAh
In homer Of the birthday Of Mrs. Dob
sor.
NJ. and Mrs. v. M. Craven were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rogers Sunday IN Mckenzie.
NJ. and Mrs. r. q. Abelein spsnt
Sunday evening visiting MI. and Mrs.
IA. n. Klipsteln.
Ed ana Henry Ebling were picking
21apcs and plunis ct the river Sun
day.
Nj. and Mrs. J. Heagy OF Rockglen.
sask.. Canada. vicited Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Cyaver "Wednesday ana Thurs
day.
A car accident occurred at the
crossing IN the red trail. Mr.. Coed
riet south ~ McKensie ran into =
CIR driven By Herman krauss q
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ny VIOLET A. CLARKE

Mrs. George Harding and son Eli
were Sterling callers Tuesday.
II. r. Wright hauled Henry Stiles
cattle and hogs down to the Hcatons
farm Wednesday.
Robert Clarke, accompanied by Mrs.
Jennie Clarke and Miss Violet, were
Sterling callers Tuesday.
Lester Clarke is assisting George
Harding with his combining for a few
days.
Emery Conley was a Sterling caller
Thursday.
Mrs. Ed Gibson was a Bismarck
caller Thursday.
Mrs. Jennie Clarke called at the
Henry Stilc home Wednesday.
A large crowd attended the auction
sale held at Mrs. William Hcoft's farm
Friday.
Henry stile was a Sterling caller
Thursday.
Quite a few attended the party II
Jennie Clarke's home Friday night,
The young folks enjoyed themselves
by dancing. while the older ones en-
Joyed cards, and at midnight a lunch
was served.
Seamon Gibson was a Sterling Gallo,
Saturday.
The Misses Pauline and Maxim
Heoft went to Moffit Friday night ta
visit with friends.
Christ Schoon tllrcshcd for Adolpl7
Bassen and Ed Smith last week.
Robert Clarke. accompanied by Mrs
Jennie Clarke and Miss Violet. were
Sterling callers Saturday.
Quite q few attended the surprise
party given on Mr.. and Hrs. Henry
Stile Saturday night at tho William
6tilc home.
Mrs. Jennie Clarke and Miss Violet
called at the Henry Stilc home Sum
day.
William Stilc accompanied BY
Henry Stile, were Sterling callers Sat-
urday.
Henry Zuriff and son Harold AMI
also Ted Lee called at Jennie Clarke
home Sunday.
Mrs. George Harding and o Eli
were Sterling callers Saturday.
Mrs. Henry 6tilc and children lcft
Sunday for Minnesota. where they will
make their home. Henry Stilc will re
main here for q few days.
Deputy Sheriff Hcdstrom Of Bis
marck was calling In this ncighb0r-
hood Thursday.
Raymond johnson. accompanied ~
the Misses Pauline Hc0ft and Evelyn
Olson and Ed Olson, were Sterling
callers Tuesday.
MI. Hull and Joe GertyS of Driscoll
called at Jennie Clarke'S home
Wednesday.
Ed Kafer was a Sterling caller Sat-
urday.