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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-07
Dodge
By OLGA M. GROssMAN

Mrs. Ferd Hammel is on the sick
list this week.
Frank Gleich, who has been spend
ing some time in several points in
Michigan, returned to his home Sat-
urday.
Sheriff Liant Ross of Manning was
q business caller in Dodge Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller,
Golden Valley, were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Miller.
Anna Woke and Clara Svihovec
were passengers to Valley City and
Mott Thursday where they will
spend two weeks at their parental
homes.
Arndt Brietling was a passenger
to Killdeer Tuesday where he looked
after his business affairs in that
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kellar and
daughter motored to Halliday We'd
nesday where the latter consulted
DR.. Law.
X. A. Swan was transacting bust
ness in Hazen Friday.
Mrs. John Stern and daughters,
Norma and Dorothea, were passen-
gers to Golden Valley Saturday
where they were guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Stern.
Dan Fix was q business caller in
Mandan and Bismarck a few days
this week.
There will be services in the Con-
gregational church Sunday. Rev. e.
E. Matteson, will officiate.
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Moffit
By MAUDE MOFFIr

Mr.. and Mrs. William Carroll mo-
tored from Bismarck on Monday anG
Miss Mable Olson went back with
them Monday evening.
Miss Eta Hoffman spent several
days visiting at the Everett Porter
home.
Miss Claude RIPLEY, who is i'll at
the st. Alexius hospital, is slowly
recovering from an attack Of pneu-
monia and complications.
Mrs. Dewey Olson entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Enockson and son,
Clifford, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fay
johnson at dinner on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Hofstad enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Coder and
daughters, Luella and Louise, at din
ner Sunday.
Miss Alice Mauk entertained the
Misses Maude and Harriet Moffit
and Grace Miller at supper Sunday
evening.
George Moffit, who has been en-
ployed at the Montgomery Ward
store in Bismarck, returned to his
home on Friday.
Sam King OF Bismarck transact
ed business in Moffit on Monday.
Charlotte Moffit, intermediate
teacher, went to Bismarck Friday.
She returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Olson and Miss
Hildegard Beastrom visited at the
Dewey Olson home on Sunday eve-
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Ripley re-
turned home from Bismarck on Sat-
urday. They had been staying up
there with their little daughter,
Claudio.
Alice and Clara Mauk spent the
weekend at their home south of
Moffit.
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By W. B. DoRwARD

Henry Hurtz Of Carson was a
business visitor in Raleigh Monday.
Loveland Halverson Of Cleveland,
Ohio, arrived Monday to attend the
funeral Of his father, Henry Halver-
son. Owing to the severe weather
the funeral Of Mr.. Halverson has
been postponed . week.
Mrs. Avolt Rosson was taken TO
the hospital at Bismarck suffering
from influenza. They also took their
little daughter there to have an
other operation on her ears.
Mr.. Brickner and Lawrence Laub
departed Saturday for Minneapolis
where they will attend the auto
show.
Martin Dichart made . trip 10
Bismarck Tuesday. He accompanied
his 3ather-in-law, Martin Kuntz, to
the hospital. Mr.. Kuntz suffered sew
eral broken ribs and other injuries
last Friday when . team Of horses
with which he was pulling his car
became frightened and ran sway.
Mr.. Kunt1 IN some manner fell down
betwoen the car and the horses and
both the front and rear wheels ran
over hiS BODY. He was rushed "a
Flasher whore Dr.. D. Noulley ID
ministered medical aid.
Ahred Christensen arrived home
Wednesday from Grand NsodoW,
MINI. He reports : very heavy 1all
IA spew - that section q the coun-
\ fnrr xssIss' old infant dsush.
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Glen View
BY MRS. LARS. JACOBSON

Paul Holden, who is working in
the Ecklund coal mine, spent Sun
day with his parents.
Willard Jacobson called at the H.
3: Thompson home on business
Thursday.
Harold Svaren is doing some re-
pair work in the Farmers State
bank at Baldwin.
John Eliason is the proud owner
OF q new car recently purchased in
Bismarck.
John Eliason and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lars jacobson and Frank Pc
terson were Sunday visitors at the
Ivan Holden home.
The Farmers Union local will
hold a business meeting at Baldwin
Wednesday, afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Walter johnson and Gust Larson
were Price visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynard Splitter
were shopping in the capital city
Saturday.
Robert Belijea and family expect
to have q sale in the near future
as they are leaving for the state of
Maine. They are living on the Lau-
bach farm. The John Baumiller fam
lily have rented it for the coming
year and expect to move on there in
March.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Erstrom mo-
tored to Bismarck Saturday on bust
ness.
Frank Murray visited at the Lars
Jacobson home Sunday.
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Trygg
BY GLADYS E. NELSON

George Whitfield visited at the M
a. Nelson home Tuesday.
=. Il. Nelson was a caller at the
Il. G. Nelson home Friday morning.
N. A. Nelson and G. F. Nelson
made trip to Regain Friday looking
after some business interests.
&. 2. Nelson motored to Regain
Friday and Estherville school No. a
TO get Mrs. Nelson home again to
spend the weekend here with her
family.
There is . p. T. A. meeting
planned for Saturday night, Febru-
ary 3, at Trygg school No. 8 where
Mrs. Jean Cunningham teaches. A
program will be given by some of
the pupils and parents and a lunch
con will be served after the pro-
gram.
NJ. A. Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Whitfield motored to Bismarck Sat
urday.
Albin Spangberg made a trip ia
Regan Friday attending to business
affairs.
John Anderson and Alex Anderson
m0tored to Bismarck Friday. Irene
and Floyd Anderson returned home
with them to spend the weekend
here with their parents.
Elsie Olson and Gilbert Seder-
strom came home Thursday to the
John Olson home after spending q
few days in Bismarck attending to
business matters.
Peter Anderson, who resides on
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Wing
BY EDITH MUELLER

Mrs Orval Larson and son E,,cen1
returned home Friday after yisitine
at the Byron Knowles home in viii.
ton. ~ 40 VIZ
Josie Olson returned home Thurs.
day. after assisting at the E. s. Lar.
son home for about a month.
E!lzabeth. Katherine and Jake Mel
noli OF Arena spent Sunday EVENING
at the David Helm home.
MI. and Mrs. e. G. Cleveland re-
turned home from Bismarck Thurs
day. -1'
lsadore Kremenetsky left for the
CUES Sunday morning. He returned
Thursday. ''-' -'e>'
Fred cumber returned home from
montpelier Thursday. where he was
cailed by the serious illness of his
Slster-in- law, Mrs. Ted McCumber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Teppo and family
spent Sunday at the Walter Pasonen
home.
Leonard Pollack of Minneapolis was
. ca!ier In Wing Monday.
Edith Mueller stayed with Mrs
kremenetsky during Mr.. Kremenet.
sky's absence.
1onn and Edith Mueller visited at
Inc JAKE Helm home Sunday.
1ottlrled Weber conveyed Mrs
norner and Helen Bleth to Bismarck
MONDAY, where Helen Bleth entered
q hospital for treatment.
JACK Helm and Mr.. and Mrs. David
hein motored to Goodrich TUESDAY,
ana visited for few days. Gottfried
weber Is taking care Of David's Farm
while he is gone. 80 ~
Haze! Toliver spent the weekend
at the Harvey home. ~1'>A
Ray Harry Of futile was q caller IN
town one day last week. -
Helen Bleth. sister Of Mrs. Jake
norner, underwent an operation at
tsle st. Alexius hospital Tuesday
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lparents Of I baby girl born At til,
Trinity hospital in jamestown, Jan
uary 30.
Mrs. Joe Wurm returned HON.
last week from IN extended visi,
with relatives and friends in Cali.
fornia.
Esther Wurm was taken to the
hospital at Bismarck Friday where
she will receive treatment.
The new store under the manage.
ment Of ]. B. Swanick, who recently
purchased the building, had its OPEN
ing day February 2.
a home talent play, "A Poor Mar
ried Man." will be put on at the
Opera House February s and IL by
seven OF our local young people UNI
der the direction Of Marlin Hutche-
son. The play Is q 8-act comedy. A
dance will be held after the show.
The high school band which was
organized this winter is progressing
rapidly and expects to give q con.
cert in the month Of May. It is un.
der the direction Of H. Pickles.
There will be. 4 double header"
basketball game with Hurdsfield
Friday night, February 8, on the
Tuttle floor.
Tuttle won q hard fought victory
over the Robinson quint Friday
night with q final score Of 10 to 18.
The score was tied IA to II at the
end Of the second half and two five
minute intervals were required to
play Oft the tie.
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J. o. Rise. Art Bjorhus, Johr
Birkeland, and B. N. Lem. motored te
Driscoll Friday.
Louis vik. who. is employed nea,
Wing, visited at his parental home
Sunday afternoon.
Helmer and Eddie Arneson and
Arnold Christianson were among
those who attended the party at the
lB. F. Paisley home Wednesday eve
ming.
Ed Nygaard. Oscar Opion, Ole
Spilde. Eddie Arneson and Harrison
Rodgers, motored to Driscoll satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Olson visited
at the Dallas Barkman home Stature
day evening.
Peter Kluksdahl and son, Rudolph.
called at the Alfred Arneson home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Helgeson OF Re-
gan, visited ct the Harry Heleeson
home Sunday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid meets at the Nels
Dronen home Wednesday, Feb. 13.
Everybody welcome.
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Rock Hill
BY RUTH LITTLE

A. Kolb and Steve Monroe callet
at w. H. Kolbs home Thursday.
Ernie Gordon was a Regain callel
Thursday.
Mrs. A. F. Ghylin spent a few day.
last week visiting relatives in vii.
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Swanson art
the proud parents OF q baby girl born
February 5th.
Ed Rasche and Louis Jorgenson mo-
tored to Regain Friday evening.
A Homesteaders lodge meeting
was held in the American Legion hall
Tuesday evening.
Alma Houser was weekend guest
at the Willard Dimond home.
Regan callers Saturday were, G. A.
Kettleson, Oscar Magnuson, s. b. Oh
son, George and Oscar Wolworth, Bill
and Ray Mccullough, w. H. Kolb.
Steve Nemetz, Andrew Kolb. Roy
Farley, Willard Dimond, Alvin Ghy-
lin, J.. F. Little. Clayton and Clyde.
8. w. Nemetz was q Wilton caller
Wednesday. He had some dental
work done while there.
DR.. Thelen was called to the j. r.
Little home Monday to see Vergil
who has been i'll with pneumonia.
vergil was taken to the Bismarck
hospital as he was not getting along
as well as expected.
Mildred Funston, teacher In Rock
hill district No. ! spent the week
end ct her parental home at Memo
ken.
Mrs. H. G. Taylor was q Regain
caller Saturday.
Alfred Bouch and Louis Jorrenson
were Regain callers Saturday, they
also stopped to see Vergil Little on
their way home.
Clarence, Louise, Roy and FLOYD
Walker and Alfred Bouche were
guests at the Louis Jorgenson home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rosendal and
family were guests ct the Algot Rye
berg home Sunday.
G. O. Kettleson and son Clarence
motored to Bismarck wednesday.
Mrs. O. Q. Kettleson Is staying In Bis.
marck with Randa. who Is III with
tonsilitis.
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Wild Rose
BY MRS. w. H. BROwNAWELL

w. H. Brownawell is spending q
few days visiting relatives and
friends in Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Feltheim at.
tended the wedding of Mrs. Felt.
helms brother, Arthur Nelson, al
Wing, returning Saturday.
Miss Lilly Peterson, senior in
Braddock high school, spent the
weekend with the home folks, re.
turning to Braddock Sunday.
Donald Snyder and Reuben Ain.
quist Of Bismarck were visiting
friends here Tuesday returning
home Wednesday.
Miss Lily Stirling, teacher Of one
Of the Dana schools, spent the week.
end with friends and did some shop.
ping in Braddock Saturday.
Mrs. Olaf Feltheim Of Braddock
visited her daughter, Mrs. John Pc.
terson, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Metcalf, teacher OF
school No. 1, reports perfect attend.
ance all during the past stormy
week.
Miss Ellen Peterson who under.
went operations in both ears fol
mastoids is 20 much improved as tc
be able to come home Tuesday.
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Mrs. A. F. Ghylin left for Wilton
Wednesday. where she will spend q
few days with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
VIM. Olenberger. other relatives and
friends.
The eighth grade agricultural boys
OF Garfield school took in the tractor
show In Wing. Thursday.
Alvin Ghylin went to Wilton Sat-
urday to spend the weekend with
his wife.
Merrill Lindsey and p. Patton were
callers at the Ole Olson home Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. L Jordahl and
little sons visited at the Jim Titles
home Sunday night.
Conrad wilkinson was a caller at
s. L. Jordahl and John Home homes
Saturday.
vergil Little was taken to the hos
pital at Bismarck, suffering with
pneumonia.
Alice Strand returned to Bismarck
Saturday after spending few at her
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Olson called at
the Taylor Strand and Mowder homes
Monday.
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uttle
By LUCILLE WEIDEL

Mrs. Erwin Mougs left Saturday
Tor Alamo, N. D., where she will
visit relatives for q couple weeks.
John Scherbinski was pleasantly
surprised at his home last Thursday
evening when . number Of his
friends drove out to the farm home
to remind him that he had passed
another milestone on LIES journey,
1t being his 46th birthday. After .
oountiful supper Z social time was
enjoyed.
Rudy Melhoff, who has been At
tending high school at Mandan, re-
turned home Wednesday and will re.
sumo his studies in our school.
Mrs. Gus jacobson visited her Sis
ter, Mrs. A. e. Volt, Of jamestown,
last week.
The p. =. A. held their regular
meeting Friday evening. The follow
ing program was given: Violin solo
BY Gordon Miller, accompanied by
Lois Mansfield; reading, "A Mans !
MAN Tor a. That" verna Kramer;
piano solo, Erna Sauter; . paper on
The Lite Of Benjamin Franklin" By
Ruby Kremenetsky.
The many friends Of Mrs. J. Helm
OF Wing were shocked to hear Of her
passing away at = hospital in Bis
marck Tuesday afternoon. She
leaves, to mourn her loss, her hus-
band and eight children. Funeral
services were held at Wing Sunday
alternoon from the Wing Hall which,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Loerch ant
daughter, Mrs. Gardner Foye, spent
Sunday visiting at the Dewey Good
man home In Dawson.
A son, Willard Roy. was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Porter, Jan. 81
Mother and baby are being cared fol-
in the Bismarck hospital.
Among the jamestown college stu
dents who spent the mid-term vaca-
ton at their home here last week
were Mildred Mead. Clarence Barta,
Roy Omodt, Clarence Barta and Har-
old Loerch.
Mrs. Henry Loerch. Lorraine, Roll
Ind and Philips motored to Bismarck
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Janke and sons
visited Sunday at the home Of their
daughter. Mrs. Buster Brown.
Dorothy Anderson Of Turtle Lake,
who Is student at Jamestown COL
1ege. visited last week at the home of
Prof. and Mrs. Ballantine.
Rev. F. w. Gress left Monday for
Hensler, where he will assist in two
weeks revival campaign.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Guam of Scots
guard, Canada, visited last week at
the homes Of her brothers, the O. T..
and Nels Ness families.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. C.. Bell are spend
ing the week in Fargo, attending the
convention Of elevator men.
The Tappen and Steele high B. b.
teams played q game In the local
gym Friday night, which resulted in
. score Of 10 to II In favor Of Tap
pen.
Fred Bayne. who is attending the
barber college in Fargo, visited Sum
day with his mother, Mrs. Nellie
Bayne.
Mrs. Henry entertained the Pres
byterian work club Thursday.
The American Legion auxiliary will
have . bake sale and serve lunch at
the court house Saturday.
Thelmer Ness is taking q course in
the Interstate Business college in
Fargo.
Mr.. Epstein has had the counters
removed In the Economy store, and
the merchandise is arranged so that
may help themselves.
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Hampton
By ELIZABETH KOPPY

Francis Chesrown was Z caller in
Linton Saturday.
Clarence Fetterley, Henry Knitted
and John Renskers. called 1t the
Steve Koppy home Sunday.
Harvey Tuttle called at the Por-
ter TIMBER home Sunday afternoon.
Theodore Yetter Of Linton was Z
caller ct the Dewey Lawler home
Sunday.
Frank Chesrown, who has been out
on his ranch for = few days this
week, went to Linton Saturday to
spend the rest Of the winter with his
family.
Wallace Kyes, Math Koppy and
Henry Knitted were business callers
in Cannon Ball Monday morning.
Steve Koppy ST.. took the train
from Cannon Ball Monday for Man.
dan where he transacted business,
returning the same day.
Mrs. Wallace Kyes returned to her
home this week after spending q few
days visiting at the Carl Woods
home near Cannon Ball.
Carl Woods from south Of Cannon
Ball was . business caller at the
Badger ranch Tuesday where he
purchased several loads Of hay.
Dewey Lawler and Theodore Yet.
ter, the latter Of Linton, went to
Fort Rice Sunday, returning the
same day. They were accompanied
back by Mrs. Frank Yetter and FAM
lily who are staying 1t the Dewey
Lawler home.
Regina Koppy was absent from
school two days this week on &C.
count Of bad cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Buck, Wallace
Kyes and Math Koppy were busi-
ness callers in Cannon Ball Friday.
Steve Unger is visiting friends
and relatives in Fort Rice for few
lays.
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Miss Mae ChilSon visited ct the
Jacob Pfaff home Sunday.
Mrs. Peach and Ann Garry Calqu-
houn visited Bertha Larvick Sunday
evening.
Hans sorenson Of Linton was q
business caller in Temvik Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Little were cali
ers at the w. q. Foell home Sunday.
Rev. Brooks Of Linton viii preach
at the Temvik schoolhouse Sunday,
February 10, at 1880 q. m.
Mrs. 6undeen entertained the fol-
lowing Sunday evening: Misses
Sorenson and Kaufman and Allen
Quasi.
Darel and Dawen Brown are stay.
ing In Haxelton as the roads are 50
blocked that they can't drive bach
and forth to school.
Jake. and August Taxes, Ed SER.
Bonnie Beirchhardt and sunny Nell
son were Sunday guests ct the g. A.
Al6recht home. q
SundAy dinner the -scljcwtne:s aGr.
and Mfs. G. J. Enders, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Chas. Dewitt and Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Calquhoun.
Mrs. James Rush Of Haxelton was
. caller 1t her parents home, Mr..
and Mrs 8. q. stedman. Saturday
ana Sunday. They took her to her
school Monday morning.
Misses Rose Schlect and Alice
Calquhoun and Allen Quasi went to
Linton Saturday evening by train and
visited friends in that city, return
Ing Sunday.
Mrs. Dave Calquhoun gave q whist
party in honor Of her daughter, Alice.
Wednesday evening. The following
enjoyed the evening: Bonnie Burk-
hardt. John and Bonnie Leno. Elsina
and Esther Ochsmer, Rose echlect
and Catherine, George and Quinten
Foeu. Honors went to Rose echlect
and Bonnie Leno.
DR.. r. r. Weber, community club
organiser. spent several days here.
On Sunday he gave . splendid lee
ture IN Saving the Day For the U.
s. A..
At . recent election the following
were named o. officers Of the Tenn
viz Community club: President. =. p.
Hendrix: vice presidents, Fred sny-
der, r. y. Brown, Q. 6chenkenberrer.
Ray Little. !. II. Lawler. Henry SER.
0ottlieb echats. John Lepo, p. r.
stedman. g. =. Green. VIM. Kundert.
g. +. Foell. Peter Nelson, Mrs.. q.
Naumoun. w. A. Foell and q. n.
Hendrix; secretary. A. w. Quasi:
treasurer, 9. N. Hendrix: COMMITTEES
chaiSmans: Cooperation, s. q. sted-
man: social and recreation. Mrs a.
J. Enders; citisenship, Mrs. I'd 30.
wick: agricultural. r. r. etedman.
commercial affairs. G. J. Enders: vavs
ana means, w. A. Foell.
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cut loose from the train and ~
backing up to the stockyards 70 pic!
up stock cars. The car was quite bodl,
damaged. but the occupants were I'M
hurt.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Woot
sympathize with them In the loss o.
their baby, which lived for q very feV
hours after birth, and was buried II
the cemetery here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Mossman enter.
tanned ct their home Sunday Mr.. and
MIS-. =. p. Emch and family and Mr.
and Mrs. r. o. Finch.
The Mission Circle met with Mrs
p. T. Saunders on Tuesday afternoon
The fourth chapter of their study
book, Friends in Africa" was very
ably handled by Mrs. Keith Emch 81
Mrs. Lou Omdahl.
The many friends OF r. Delahunt,
former depot agent here, win be glad
TO know that he Is recovering nicely
from q very serious operation which
ne underwent recently at Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Gilman and son
Robert were guests at the r. W..
Settler home Sunday.
Geo. Gerhard and Soren Hauge
were Carson visitors Saturday and re-
port rather bad roads.
Misses Florence Kinney, Catherine
smith, Esther Griewe, all Of the
teachers staff in Elgin, were in town
between trains Saturday.
Jonathan Peterson of Almont was
business caller In Leith Saturday.
Lou johnson. who has been acting
as foreman on the section, left for
Mobridge today to consult q doctor
about finger which he injured some
time ago.
John Schatz Is the name Of the new
foreman on the section.
John Wills was New Leipzig Wis
ltor Saturday and went to Bismarck
from there Monday.
Miss Dorothy Root, who has been
her sister Beatrice at Bison.
returned Saturday, and was q guest
OF Mrs. Lanoth Woodbury. over Sunday.
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Baldwin
By MRS. FLORENCE B0RNER

Ralph Cummings returned to his
home ut Garrison Monday after
spending q week here rs the guest Of
his brother. Wayne Cummings.
Little Bobby Erickson returned to
his home in Bismarck Saturday aft
er . several months visit with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Fricke.
John Rupp. who arrived here re-
Gently from Minnesota, spent few
days at the home Of friends and rela-
tives east Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Cummings
and daughter, Iona, were recent
business callers in the capital city.
]. S. Fevold, local banker, was
transacting business in the capital
city the latter part Of the week.
Ed Lewis, who is wintering IN
California. will return home next
month.
Ernest Rupp motored to Bismarck
Friday afternoon after his sisters,
Misses Florence and Emma Rupp
who attend high school there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ayres and son,
OF Menoken. were recent Guests at
the home Of relatives in this COM
ununity. /
Clair Weise has returned to his
work near Sather after spending :
few days with his mother, Mrs..
Wayne Cummings.
Residents Of Baldwin will b in
tereated il hearing o4 the marriage
Of Miss MAr9arot Lundin. daughter
let Mrs. o. N. Lundin and RAYMOND
Burkhart on last Wednesday eve
nlnf Inc ceremony was performed
u the esbytsrian n,anse with Rev.
Paul Wright Of ieiatine. The Attend
ants were Miss Eva Peterson ma
Erwin Lundin. who u the brother 81
the bride. Both the contracting par
t!es are we'll known IA Baldwin $
they are residents 81 Nsuehton
township and reside but i few mil1s
from here. The family of NJ. Bnrk.
hare and TIE family Of the bfide
49, aWeys BEN near noiehbovI,