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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-28

the home Of Mrs. Bailey's father and
sisters. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Nemetz and
family called at the Lewis Jorgenson
home Thursday.
Mrs. j. F. Little and Clayton mo-
tored to Wilton Sunday to consult
a doctor. Clayton has been i'll with
the flu and threatened rheumatism.
DR.. Thclcn was called to the Ed
Rasche home Saturday night to see
Mrs. Rasche. He took her to Bis
marck to a hospital.
Mrs. Earl Mowdcr visited with
Mrs. John Howe Thursday.
Oscar, Fred and Violet Olson, Dec
Bailey and Burnett jacobson attend
ed the dance at Chasely Friday
night.
Francis Fitzgerald, who is max
ing her home at Joe k~iefer's, spent
Saturday night at the krause home.
Bartholomew and Harvey Fitz-
gerald. who have been employed on
the j. Little threshing rig, returned
home Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Dockter and
daughter Alma called at Earl Now
der's Sunday.
Mrs. Ernest Gordon called at the
Mrs. X. Kolb home Monday.
Mrs. Shelly Bailey and children
were guests at the S. w. Nemetz
home Wednesday.
Ed. Rasche called at the S. Jor-
dahl and Roy Little homes Satur-
day afternoon.
Kenmar Jordahl took Chas. Ours
threshing separator to the Chas.
kuehe place Saturday.
c. O. Kcttleson and son Jennings
and Marion Aim called at Andrew
Kolb's Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Dimond were
overnight guests ut the Gus Gordon
home Sunday.
Bernhard Jordahl, Emil and Orlo
johnson left for Little Sioux, Ia,
Saturday where they will be en-
ployed picking corn.
Rev. Monsoon, kenmar Jordahl,
Einar and Arthur Strand motorcd to
Bismarck Sunday. Arthur consulted
a physician. kenmar left for Fargo
where he will enter q barber school.
Mrs. Aegot Rybcrg was q guest
at the John Anderson home Thurs
day.
The I. s. Balloon Sunday school
class held its quarterly meeting Fri
day evening at the schoolhouse.
Norman Little borrowed j. F. Lit
ties truck Monday and hauled some
coal for his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Howe and fam
lily, accompanied by Louise Walker,
spent Sunday at Bismarck as guests
at the Henry Swanson home.
Henry Broste and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gross Brostc were callers at the S.
L. Jordahl home Thursday afternoon.
Bernhard Jordahl and Emil john
sor were transacting business in
Bismarck Wednesday Of last week.
Those absent from school the last
week we're Ollie Cook and Hester
Bailey, Einar Strand and Harlan
Schilling.
Mr.. Davis is threshing this week
for Homer Taylor and Alvin Ghylin.
The county nurse visited school
Thursday. She spent the entire day
examining the pupils.
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Rock Hill
BY RUTH LITTLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Dimond and
son Lyle we're Sunday dinner guests
at the Ernest Gordon home.
Jennings Kcttleson motored to Re-
gan Monday.
Mrs. ]. F. Little called at the Ira
Bailey and Louis Jorgcnson homes
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ira Bailey helped Mrs. p. E.
Patton cook for threshers Wednes-
day.
MI. and Mrs. Earl Mowder and
daughter Edith motorcd to Wilton
Saturday.
Hazel Howe spent the weekend
as q guest Of Grace Francis.
Callers ct the Mrs. Strand home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Jordahl
and family and Harland Schilling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davenport
motored to Wilton Saturday.
Mrs. Mabel Bailey motored to Re
gan Wednesday. She was accom-
panied by her father.
Lewis Jorgenson was out OF schoo
Wednesday on account Of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin reuling mo
tored to Sanger Friday where thel
spent . few days visiting friends.
Dinner guests 1t the J. 3: Littl.
home Sunday were Laurice Elizabetl
and Lewis ~Jorgenson and Ray Gram
ling.
Julius Jordahl spent the week-en.
as Z guest Of Virgil Little.
Mrs. C. w. Wilkinson and Mr.
| Homer Taylor motored to Wing Fri
day morning where they attended.
Homemakers club meeting 1t III
home 81 Mrs. A. Koplin.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Dockter called .
the Martin Dockter home Friday eve
". H. Kolb called 1t the J. r. Lit
tie home Wednesday.
Mrs. Lewis Jorgenson and Mr.
]. F. Little motored to Wing Satur
Mrs. Alvin Chylin assisted Re
mother, Mrs. Ole Olson, with cook
iLe for threshers last week.
Louie Jorgenson and Ray Gram
ling hauled grain to Regain Thurs
day.
George motored to Wilton Sunday !
guests 1t the VIM. Wilmot home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Landcrholl
and daughter Burnett spent > fe'
DAYS at the Emil Olson home.
Mrs. Shelly Bailey and sons lei
Monday morning b.. train for Brazil
erd. Ninn., where they will visit
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n SINGERS AWAIT
STATES ADDITION
IA
Miss Marian Sandin and Ivan
Jones Represent Bismarck
Wednesday Nigh.

Fourteen amateur North Dakota
singers, winners IN local addition con-
tests conducted throughout the state
recently, arc awaltin. the state con-
test which Will be conducted over
KFYR, Bismarck radio station, Wcd-
ncsday night, at Z y. m.
The young mar and young woman
scoring highest honurS IL TINS con
test Will represent North Dakota al
the district addition To be held IN
Chicago next month.
North Dakota listcnorS-!n may
play a deciding part IN the selection
Of the states winners. since the votes
or the radio audience Will count 90
points IN the selection Of the y,ctors,
aaains; 10 points allowed the jury
of MUSICAL authorities who VIII 81
operate in judging.
Contestants already registered with
MIS-. Joan p. French. Bismarck. stat"
chairman iii charge OF htNatcr Kent
Foundations contest. to'.oH Nj
Iovcy Ecrnicc Cga!salke. co:.i.alto
Oakcs: John r. McFaglanc. Ellen
dale. Miss Merilla Hiistad. soprano,
Nlayvillc: karstan Eage. baritone,
rarg.llc. Mis- Mary Murpil, so
lao. Jamestown, Harold Reed,
baritone, Jamestoan, Miss Marl"a
Sard.n. lyric soprano, Bismarck. Ivan
Harold Jones. haes. Bismarck, Robert
.chansaoa and Made! Pearl Erickson,
N1inet. Marian T. Edwards, Soprano,
.i,1 Melvin Ncttsus. Grand FORKS.
Clarda Rob.nSoa. Dickinson; and
L~n-at GrcWc.. Iandan.
.1Edgcs are RubE W.l.iot Belle
NTclus. both of Bismarck, II =. II
r.7ii. Mandan. Contestants will DC
cn,cr.aincd bu the Bismarck Associ-
alton OF Commerce following the con-
tc,. IT a banquet pronram at thc
Grand Pacific hotel. Il Is announced
by loe2l officials.
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Navy Day Celebrated
On Land and at Sea

New York. Oct. 28.-P-Navy day.
usually celebrated on october q. the
anniversary of the birth of Theodore
Roosevelt, vas observed today on ships
at sea and III port.
Ships in port kept open house. with
the public invited to visit and inspect
the country's fighting craft.
Bestowal OF the Theodore Roosevelt
medal for distinguished service upon
Owen %. Young. author Of the rep
arationS plan: Robert Putnam. librari-
an of congress; and Owen Wister,
novelist, marked the observance OF
the Seventy-first anniversary OF
Roosevelt's birthday yesterday.
A speech of tribute to Roosevelt by
Charles Evans Hughes was broadcast
by radio.
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Alta
By KARL sCHOTz

Mrs. johnson and daughter Esther
were McClusky shoppers Tuesday.
]. Stroh and Carl Schctz were
business visitors in the { a..ital city
Tuesday.
Gus Schotz has been busy hauling
grain the past week.
Mrs. Fred Harrington, of Bis
marck, was a visitor 1t the Karl
Schotz home Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stroh attended
the revival meetings in Regain Sat-
urday evening.
Ted Hochhalter left for Mime
apolis Monday where he is taking a
course in the barber school there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugleman and fam
lily of Bismarck spent Sunday at
the Bracket and Anderson homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schotz and
sons. Thofield and David, attended
church in Regain Sunday evening.
Jack Stoltz and John Hirshcorn
OF Turtle Lake spent Sunday after
noon at the Karl Schotz home.
Sarah and Edmond Schotz of Nc
Clusky spent the weekend at the
lone of their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stroh were din
her guests at the Karl Schotz home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schlichenmyer
and son of Turtle Lake called at the
Schotz home Wednesday evening.
George and Gottieb Schill r the
owners Of . thrcshing rig which
they purchased recently.
Miss Heath of Valley City il
teaching the Edgemont school No. 3
Dovold Schafer made a trip to thu
Wilton coal mine Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stroh, Rutf
Schotz and Mr.. and Mrs. E. Schafel
we're Bismarck shoppers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Booshee o.
hear Pi~ckardvillc spent Sunday a
the NJ. Booshee farm.
Mrs. Karl Schotz visited with Mrs
H. Schotz Monday evening.
Miss Evans, teacher of Pickard
vile school. spent the weekend a
tie NJ. Coombs home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bracket and chill
dren spent Sunday evening at TIL
John Anderson home.
Henry Schafer is the owner Of
new coach which he purchased re
Gently.
Friends Of Mary H~ochhalter an,
John Zclmar will be interested L
know that they were united in mar
riagc Saturday, Oct. 18th, at tn
Baptist parsonage at Turtle Lake
Rev. E. Broeckle officiating. Friend
Of the young couple join in congratu
lations and best wishes for 2 happ.
and prosperous new life. The ney
couple are making their home wit
the brides parents.
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Wing
b. LILLE MUELLER

John Weber and wife and Mrs
John Mueller we're shoppers in Bis
marck last Thursday.
Mrs. Alfred Larson spent a few
days visiting at the f. Larson home,
Alinc Rise spent the weekend al
her parental home.
Lydia. Pauline and John Bossart
Of Linton visited at the G.. A. Bos.
sart home Thursday and Friday,
leaving for Mercer Friday.
A. l.. Davis and family spent one
DAY last week in Bismarck.
Ed Dalbec and daughter Lucille
drove to Bismarck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berg and son
Of Wilton called at the Christ Berg
homo Friday.
George Ducmcland and Ed Larson
called at the G.. A. Bossart farm
Friday.
j. j. Homer and family and Helen
Blcth motorcd to Sanger Sunday to
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Blcth.
John Weber. Jr., and family call
cd at the G. A. Bossart home Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Helm and baby
visited at the f.. Larson home Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Scallon took their
daughter Nicola to Bismarck Tues
cay where she will enter business
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bcckman and family
Of Parshall stopped at the A. L. Da-
,is home one day last week. They
are en- route to Virginia where they
will make their future home.
Albert, Dcna and Elsie Bossart
visited with relatives i'll Mercer
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. k~rcmcnitsky and
daughter spent Sunday in Bismarck.
Fred Borth and wife called at the
Weber home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Davis and
family spent Sunday visiting re!a-
tives in Killdecr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben McCluskv were
shoppers in Bismarck last Monday,
George Ducmeland and Henry ia
cobson made a business trip to Ole
Olson's last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Larson and sor
francis motorcd to Dcnhoff and Nc
Clusky Sunday.
Gottfred Weber and Alvina Kraft
Ct New Rockford spent Sunday al
their parental home in Wing.
Lawrence Olson spent the week
end with Herman Jacobson.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Helm and Jake
Iiein we're capital city callers Satur'
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Helm, Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. o. Lein and Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Aichclc we're dinner guests al
the K. E. Sec home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dalbec attended
church services in Tuttlc Sunda,
evening.
A teachers reception program va:
held at the Wing hall last Wedncs
day evening. After the program al
old-timc dance was given. Evcryon,
present enjoyed q good time.
G. A. Bossart motorcd to Bis
nlarck Saturday to spend the da.
with his son, who is a patient at thu
Bismarck hospital.
Lydia Kraft. Alvina Kraft, Clar,
Mueller and Gottfrcd Weber wer'
supper guests at the John Weber
Jr. home Sunday.
A free show, 1.-THE Covered Wag
on" was given by the Wing Mcrcan
tile Co., at the hall last Thursday
It was well attended and enjoyed b!
ali.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ncwmillcr an.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Wagner both O
Mercer were Sunday visitors at tn
Christ Berg home.
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Captain Herman Laid
To Rest in Devils Lake

Devils Lake. ". D.. Oct. 26.-lAa-
last rites for Captain Edward E.
Herman. a5. prominent Lake Region
pioneer and outstanding river skipper
OF the northwest. were held Sunday
afternoon at his home. with Rev. Al
bert Torbcttc, Lennon, S. D.. offici-
atinc.
Interment was made in the G. A. r.
cemetery. with a large number OF
townspeople and friends from this
region paying tribute. A large floral
offering in tho shape Of an anchor was
sent by the city OF Devils Lake in
memory Of Captain Heerman's many
services to the community. especially
In pioneer days.
Serving as pallbearers were A. v
1iaig. Noel Tharalson. Arthur Powell
Robert C%ollinson. Edward Nelson, and
Frank H. Hyland.
Honorary pallbearers. carly settlers
pf Devils Lake and lifelong friends
were Edgar LaRue. John Maher. D. G.
DUEL. James Stenson. Richard Daeley
and Henry Hale.
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Garfield
By MRS. A. F. Y

The Mccullough brothers threshed
for Ole Olson last week.
Mrs. A. r. Ghylin helped Mrs. Oh
son with threshers last week.
Quite q few from here attended
church services held in Regain last
week.
The Jordahl and johnson boys left
for Iowa where they will pick corn.
There was q large crowd at the
Gimble sale Thursday.
Alice Strand. a graduate nurse Of
the Bismarck hospital, is at home to
stay for some time.
Rev. Monson conducted services
Sunday morning instead Of evening.
He will be here again Sunday, Nov. a.
In the morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Olson, Pete Jacob
son. Dee Bailey, J. w. Olson and
daughter Edna were callers at the
Ole Olson home Sunday.
Mrs. II. s. Taylor and Mrs. G. w.
Wilkinson attended the project les
son in Wing Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Ghylin at
tended the show in Bismarck Friday
evening.
Mrs. Ed. Rasche was taken III sat-
urday evening and rushed to the hos
pital. She was operated on Sunday
morning. She Is getting along fine.
The girls stay at the Patton home
during the day time.
Mrs. "A. Strand and Art Strand took
some chickens to Bismarck Thursday.
Arthur Strand underwent q minor
operation on his lip Tuesday.
Violet and Oscar Olson and Dee
Bailey were Bismarck callers Satur-
day. Oscar consulted q doctor about
his back. He also went down Mon
day for more treatment.
MI. and Mrs. D. ohylin and fam
lily were dinner guests at the A. Ghy-
lin home.
Gerald and Clair ohylin stayed with
their grandparents Friday and Sat-
urday evening.
A large crowd attended the dance
in Regain Saturday evening. Mr.
Hanson Of Washburn won the radio
that was given away.
Nj. and Mrs. w. Ollenberger and
sons were supper guests ut the Ghy
lin home Sunday.
The Shipping Association shipped
three carloads Of stock Tuesda.
morning.
Ed Rasche threaded Tor 0hylin';
Monday and Tuesday.
H. Taylor called ut the Ghylil
home to see Ed Rasche Tuesday.
Einor Strand helped on E,
Rssche's threshing rig Monday.
Rev. Monson spent the week.en,
at Strands. Einor took Mr.. Mon
son and Arthur Strand to Bismarcl
Sunday.
Mrs. Ole Olson helped Mrs. Ghylil
with threshers Monday and Tuesday
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mes, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Little ant
children. Mrs. Aims and children. L
". Davis and family. Mrs. kraust
and children, John and Bill Draw
vcrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Twin Johnson ant
sons spent Thursday at the l.. w
, Davis home.
Mr.. Kettleson and Mr.. and Mrs
Wilbur Noon and Marion Aims anC
wife spent Sunday at the Nels Aims
home.
Mrs. Gene Perkins and daughter
ard Mrs. Albert Johnson and family
were shopping in Regain Saturday
right. -
Dclbert Davis and Paul Davis
we're callers at the L. W. Davis
home Saturday.
jim Louie, an old-timer, who NOV.
ell to Wisconsin. has moved back to
Gkvlin on the Landerholm place.
Lucille Sunquist was absent from
school the last Of the week due ia
a bad cold.
Benny Benson motorcd to Wilton
last Thursday.
Walter Coleman shopped in Regain
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Spangberg
attended the services in Regain Sun
day evening.
Ida Tosseth spent Sunday after
noon at the L. w. Davis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Davis motored
to Bismarck Wednesday.
Nick Holgerson drove to the cap.
ital city Saturday.
Margaret Davis, Ida and Oliver
Tosseth spent the weekend at
home.
Arthur Wheeler of Bismarck was
a caller at the. Arne Tosseth home
one day this week.
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Estherville
By r ROY T 7

Mrs. A. H. Lundberg spent We'd
ncsday at the Uhde home.
Mrs. Anna Knutson called on Mrs.
Frank Nicholson Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Little motored
to Wilton Tuesday.
Mrs. A. H. Lundbcrg and Frieda
Chde called at the VIM. Nicholson
home Wednesday.
Grant Lindsey was out maintain
ing the roads Wednesday. He had
dinner ut the Roy Little home.
Mrs. Pete Nicholson visited 1t
VIM. Mickclson's Wednesday.
Earl Mowdcr was a Regain caller
Wednesday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hollingsworth
Of Wilton were visitors at Harry
Davenport's and VIM. Mickelson's
Thursday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Anna Knutson and son Lloyd,
Mrs. Harry Davenport, Charlotte and
Ruth Wilmot, and MI. and Mrs. Roy
Little and son Norman attended
church services in Regain Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Anna Knutson and son Lloyd
were dinner guests At the Joe Keller
| home Thursday.
Carl Bergs were callers in the cap.
ital city Tuesday.
Among the Regain shoppers Satur'
GAy afternoon and evening were Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Mickelson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Berg and children. Henri,
Schillings, uhdes, Cecil Elkins, Ear
Mowdcrs, George MoWder, Harry
Davenports and Roy Titles.
Hazel Howe spent the weekend
with Grace Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davenport
were Sunday visitors at the Leonara
Davenport home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Ghyln AM
family were Sunday visitors at TIL
Alvin Chyln home.
Mrs. Ole WOld. Olaf Wold AM
Mrs. Paul Greenan and son Wesley
called It the Roy Little home Mon
day afternoon.
Charlotte Wilmot and Mrs. Ro
Little called at the Canfield teacher
aee. Sunday. "
Most sverysne u ths neish1oshoe
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NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS

! Thursday evening where she re-
manned until Monday morning.
Carl Johnson was a Wing shopper
Friday.
Joe klcmin has rented his farm to
Orvillc Bailey.
Carl Johnson has installed a new
radio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith and
daughter Vcrna May and Tracy
Dcgnar attended the show Thursday
evening at Wing.
VIM. Witt and Jacob Rath motorcd
t. Bismarck Monday.
Gust Witt and Edwin Triebwasser
called ut the X. G. Marchant home
Friday evening.
Jacob Berg motored to Wing Sat-
u.day afternoon.
Leroy Marchant was a McClusky
caller Saturday evening.
Christ Wentz called at the Jake
Wentz and Roy Marchant homes
Thursday.
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Regain
BY BuRDELLA r. HELGESON

a very large crowd attended the
dance which was given by the Ameri-
can Legion Saturday evening. The
Zenith console radio was won by
VIM. Hanson of Washburn, who held
Tie lucky number. "a.
a special meeting Of the American
Legion Auxiliary was held in the
Cabin Saturday afternoon. IT which
he members voted to hold their an
zeal Armisticc day dinner. details
ard plans Of which will be announced
later.
Miss Bessie Wilson, Bismarck
teacher. spent the weekend at her
homo IL Regain.
The Misses Gertrude and Clara
Hicrson and Mabel Dimmond all OF
Bismarck spent the weekend at
,hcir parental homes here.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Eide Of Arena
! were callers at the a. II. Hclgcson
home on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Daniclson and
family Of Wilton visited with rcla-
tivcs here over the weekend.
Miss Marie Schilling was a guest
at the home Of her aunt, Mrs. a. n.
Lundbcrg. Sunday.
Miss Bcrnicc Brcnneisc. who at
tends school in Wilton. spent the
Weekend at her home in Rcgan.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Knowles of
Bismarck attended the dance in Re-
gan Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Olson and Miss
| Peterson were guests at the A. l..
| Cavncs home Saturday evening.
Miss Evelyn Donovan. Arena
teacher. visited friends here on Sat
urday evening.
T.. Nygaard Of Lem township call
cd 1T the a. II, Hclgcson home
| Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Knowles. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. jacobson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence kottlcson were among
those from Wing who attended the
dance Saturday evening.
Mrs. A. II. Lundberg and Ella
Schiiling were callers in Bismarck
or Saturday where Ella consulted an
eyc specialist.
Mrs. +. l.. Hendrickson. who is
employed at the Cloak Shop in Bis
marck. spent the weekend at her
home here.
G.. K. Thompson. Providcnt Life
! Insurance agent of Bismarck. trans
acted business here last week.
p. c. Remington, Jr.. Of Bismarck.
has been busy in this vicinity and
Arena. shipping his lambs the past
week.
J.. A. Graham. Bismarck was a
business caller here last week.
Arnold Christensen and Selmar
Rice Of Lein township attended the
dance in Regain on saturday evening.
Miss Ethel Hcndrickson, who is
staying at the Regnicr home in Will
ton while attending school, spent
thu weekend here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Westerman mo-
torcd to Bismarck Monday evening
to hear the Townlcy- Upshaw debate.
Mrs. Walter Sunquist and Miss
Edna Johnson we're guests at the
home Of their sister, Mrs. H. Wat
Eins. Saturday.
Miss Bernicc Rhines. daughter of
Charles Rhincs Of Regain, is Of
the II seniors Of the Bismarck high
school to win a place on the honor
roll for the first six weeks Of tho
present term. Bcrnicc had an aver
age of 93 per cent in all courses,
which is n of the four highest av-
c.agcs. Rernicc graduated from the
grades III the Regain school and al
50 attended high school here for two
Years.
Miss Violet Rasche. daughter Of
F.. Raschc of Rcgan, and niece of
Mrs. S, Rupp Of Regain, has success
fully passed the examinations for
nurses recently held in Fargo. Miss
Rasche was recently in training at
a Bismarck hospital.
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Schrunk
~ HELEN

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl johnson were
Wing shoppers Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Helm attended
the auction sale at the Gimble farm
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Marchant and
family. Marcclla, Andrew, Wilbert,
Leo. Albert, Robert and Hermany
Meters, John Witt, Herbert Ziegl-
meier. Alma Kindred. and Luella
and Tillic Wcntz attended the show
in Wing Thursday evening. The
largest crowd Of the season Vas
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Rath and FAM
lily moved to Tuttle Friday. They
will live on the John Rath farm.
Jake Berg was a Wing shopper
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Johnson ard
family spent Sunday at the Jacob
Wentz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Witt and
family were Wing shoppers Satur-
cay evening.
Miss Martha Suezle of McClusky
spent the weekend with her aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Wentz.
Leroy Marchant motored to Nc
Clusky Saturday.
Herbert Zieglmeicr is now staying
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stark.
Mrs. Christ Wentz and family
spent Tuesday visiting at the VIM.
Witt home.
Herbert Zieglmcicr was . Wing
shopper Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Helm spent
Sunday with relatives in Tuttlc.
Miss Martha Suezle called at the
K. G. Marchant home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Marchant spent
Sunday evening at the Fred Smith
home.
John Witt motorcd to Denhof1
Monday.
Edwin Triebwasser was 4 Wins
shopper Saturday evening.
Mrs. Lizzie Tricbwssser visited ii
the VIM. Witt home Monday ant
Tuesday.
A party al held at the Jacol
Wentz home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Christ Helm called on Mrs
Henry Seilengcr Monday.
Mrs. Henry Seilcnger. daughtel
Marjory June and Alma Kindrc,
spent Tuesday at the Christ He'll
ss::,c.
Herman Meters and daughte
Marcella and sons, John Witt an
Hubert Zieglmeier spent Friday eve
ming ut the Roy Marchant home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Novy and son Lou
is were Wing shoppers Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Jacob Vents Gale
at the Carl Johnson home Friday
Herbert Zieglmeier spent SatuI
a6y afternoon It the Walter Star
home.
Thomas Noyak was > Wing shor
per Saturday ~afternoon.
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