The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-04
Hampton
BY ELIZABETH kOPPY

EDWARD smith OF near HaZeltOn,
who is visiting at the Jake Schier-
meistcr home this week. spent Friday
evening at the Godfrey Grenz home.
Rev. Walter Herman. Mrs. Herman
and son of Elgin arc visiting at the
home Of the latter'S parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustav Riemer, of Gayton. Rev.
Herman was in this vicinity fishing
at the river and at Horsehead creek,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ohlhauser ST..
and Steve Koppy ST.. were business
callers in Linton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Backhaus
were visiting at the Henry Ohlhauser
home near Hazelton Sunday.
Porter TIMBER visited friends In
Winona Saturday evening.
Joe Fisher Of Livona was in this
vicinity Sunday afternoon.
August Obermair. Hy. Pietz and
the formers nephew, Mr.. Segman, Of
Linton. were hunting In this vicinity
Sunday. They didn't find any ducks,
SO they shot pigeons at the Badger
ranch instead.
Russell Chesrown, who Is attending
school at Linton. spent the weekend
out On his fathers ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Lawler and
family were shopping in Linton Sat-
urday evening.
John Backhaus and daughters Lila
and Frieda and Albert Goehring
were visiting at the Herman Back
haus home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nelson and
family of ear Temvik and Mike
Billingsby spent Sunday at the. river
by the Gayton crossing.
Francis Chesrown spent Sunday
evening In Linton.
A number of people from here at
tended the auction sale at the Gontka
home Tuesday. A very large crowd
was there.
Henry KNITTED and Walter schier-
meister called on friends In Gayton
Sunday.
Miss Theresa Koppy left for Man
dan Tuesday. Miss Koppy will do
housework at the Carl Winbauer
home there.
Basil T. Bear Of near Cannon Ball
was here Monday en- route to Hazel
ton where T. Bear sold wild grapes
which he had picked.
8. r. Dosch and s. Vo!ler, both Of
near Strasburg, were business callers
at the Steve Koppy home Tuesday.
MI. Bosch and Mr.. Voller bought q
load Of Garnet seed wheat and the
latter also purchased q purebred
Chocfop VNhifA hoAr frNNN Q<0s,A
Koppy.
Miss Dorothy Scemann, Miss Esther
Olafson and Miss Rebecca Bouck,
teachers here, attended the confer
ence meeting held In the dimble
schoolhouse at Gayton Tuesday.
Clayton school No. 2 received q small
supply Of books.
Jake Scheirzneister and johnnie
Burkhardt were callers at the God.
frey 0renz home Thursday.
Eli Surgeon Of Hampton vas q bus
mess caller In Bismarck Tuesday.
Porter TIMBER was g business caller
in jamestown Monday.
A number of young people Of
Hampton attended the dance at Tenn
vik Friday evening.
Francis Chesrown and Porter I'm.
Der called at the Steve Koppy home
Thursday evening.
Miss Dorothy Ueenann spent the
weekend with her parents at Linton.
Henry KNITTED called on friends IN
Temvik Friday. Henry sprained one
Of his wrists while cranktng . tractor
Thursday.
Miss Hazel Mausehund. who is ct.
tending second-year high at Linton.
spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mausehund.
Among those who were shopping In
Linton Saturday were Steve Koppy,
son Math. Ed Weller. MI. and Mrs.
Herman Backhaus. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ohlhauser, David. John, Fred and
David p. s. Joeb. Christ Herr and
John Wohl.
A number Of people from here at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Eva Went
Of near Hazelton Saturday. Funeral
services were held at Hazeltoc.
Henry A. ohlhauser, John OH.
hauser Sr. and Fred Ohlhauser were
fishing at the river near the Clayton
crossing Sunday afternoon.
Miss Pauline Flesel Of Linton,
teaching in the Clayton district. was
calling IN friends here Sunday.
Miss Minnie schiermeiSter Is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Peter Eisenbarth.
Of near Hazelton.
Walter schiermeister called on
friends In Clayton Sunday evening.
Mrs. Robert Buck and children Of
near 6olen were In this vicinity Sum
day on their way home. They had
been visiting the formers parents
near Tel1vjk.
Among those vho were visiting ct