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Alta
BY KARL SCHATz

Mrs. Jones and daughter Hazel
called at the Stroh home Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Greenen we're
Alta shoppers. Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schatz and son
David and Mrs. H. Schatz spent
Tuesday visiting friends and relatives
in Washburn.
| Henry Schaffcr, Jr., who has been
employed at the Mike Vol farm
near Mercer. returned to his home
here last week.
TIE Schatz young folks drove to
McClusky Wednesday evening to at
tend the senior play which vas pre-
ssn.ei By seven OF the McClusky high
scs.oc. seniors.
Harold Hamilton Of McClusky was
busy delivering gasoline to the farm
ers in this community Friday.
Mrs. John Stroh and children Wis
tied a. the home Of her mother Fri.
day.
/ Ka-, Schatz. Gus and Pauline,
drove TO Bismarck and Mandan Mon.
day.
Earl and Giee Dixon we're at Alta
Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. johnson and son
Ray spent Sunday in Hazelton visit
ing relatives.
Ruth Schatz visited at the home Of
her sister. Mrs. Stroh, Wednesday.
Dave and Ted Hochhalter were Nc
C.usky visitors Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Stienert spent
Sunday in Regain.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Schatz and chill.
dren Of near McClusky visited at the
Sc,atz home Thursday evening.
Caroline and Alvin Bracket and
Andy johnson spent Sunday with
Esther and David Schatz.
Mrs. John Steinert and son Of Bis
inarck visited at the G. Stewart home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bender and children
spent Sunday in Regain.
Mrs. w. Alvoid, who has been visit
Ing with her parents the past four
weeks. left for her home in Illinois
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fischer of near
Mercer visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Karl
Schatz Saturday evening.
Ed and Gus Schatz motored to
P~ickardyillc Sunday where they
joined the Pickardville baseball team.
The McClusky and Pickardville teams
played a game Sunday the score was
q to 3 in favor Of Pickardsville.
G. Stienert and Carl Schatz we're
business callers at the Hecker farm
Wednesday.
John Paul. teacher Of this school.
is back again for three days. to give
the seventh and eighth grades their
state examinations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schatz and chill
dren drove to Regan Sunday to at
tend the funeral services of Mrs
Christ Housowe. ST., who passed
away Tuesday afternoon at the home
Of her son. John Housowe. Of Regan.
Albert Zelmar spent Sunday eve
ming at the johnson residence.
Rev. E. Breockle Of Turtle Lake will
conduct services at the Alta church
Sunday, June End.
Susan Schatz spent Tuesday visit
ing her cousin Pauline.
Nels Peterson drove to McClusky
Saturday evening.
Karl Schatz and family motored to
McClusky to attend the baccalureate
sermon which was conducted by Rev.
Fred Kuft Of Wilton.
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Ghylin
BY MARGARET DAVIS

Teddy Hedstrom and Florence
Anderson were out giving the school
children their tickets for the fair.
l.. w. Davis, Delbert L Davis and
wife made a business trip to Buffalo,
S. D., to look after Delbert Davis
land there.
Those from Ghylin who attended
Miss Mildred Funstons' picnic at the
Rock Hill schoolhouse were Marion
and Marvin Aim. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
and children and Delbert Davis and
wife.
Mrs. Bert Hcdstrom and their new
baby boy will return home from Bis
marck this week.
Mrs. Howard Watkins ard son at
tended a birthday party on Lconla
Sundquist Saturday.
Paul Davis was a home caller Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Arne Tosse.h and
son were calling on Mr.. Benson this
week.
Mrs. L. w. Davis was called TO
her brothers home in Rock Hill, as
he was taken suddenly sick. He is
better now.
Owen Davis is improving fine.
Nr. and Mrs. Arne ToSse.h and
Sor were callers at the l.. ". Davis
home Sunday evening.
Marion Aim and Alfred Anderson
were callers in Bismarck Saturday
evening.
The children Of the seventh ard
eighth grades are taking their state
examinations at the central part Of
the township this week.
Miss Thelna Nord is keeping
house for her sister. Mrs. Bert He'd
strom. while she is in Bismarck.
Steve Little has his crop finished
IN Ghylin township.
The children who are in Bismarck
and Wilton high school will return
home this week.
Delbert Davis ard l.. W. Davis
made a business trip to Bismarck
Monday.
Arne Tosseth went to Bismarck
10 bring his brother and sisters home
from high school. Tuesday.
Earl Davis, wife and OF were
visiting l.. W. Davis this week.
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Baldwin
BY BORNER

June 9-12 will be Chautauqua week
III Baldwin. Among the many attrac-
tions will be featured the following
Alexander's Novelty Four. a company
of musicians, headed by j. F. Alexan-
der. playing 10 different instruments.
Mr.. Alexander is considered one Of
the leading band me of the coun-
try. The Cadmean Banjo Band is a
big time popular attraction. composed
OF five girls who play old -time and
classical numbers. Maureen Harper
and Earl Hannah, two Of the clever
est entertainers v e appearing on the
platform. Each mi is an experienced
entertainer and an accomplished mu-
sician.
There will be many other attrac-
tons. and two programs daily. one
in the afternoon, the other in the
evening. It has been a long time
since the people of Baldwin have had
such an opportunity to see and hear
so many different artists right at
home, and 1t is hoped that there will
be good attendanccS at all the per-
formances. The Chautauqua is spon-
sored by the business men and farm
crs OF the Baldwin community.
Mrs. J. S. Devoid and little son. Jo-
seph Severen. named after his father,
returned home from a two weeks stay
In the Bismarck hospital Sunday.
Edgar Mount. assessor Of Crofte
township, has been busy the past week
attending to the work OF assessment.
Mrs. Harry Johnson Of Bismarck
was a recent visitor at the home Of
Mrs. Matilda Baumgart.
The teachers and pupils of the
Baldwin schools enjoyed a picnic
F. iday the last day of school.
Miss Grace Talkenstein spent the
past week at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John French in Bismarck.
A number rom here plan on at
tending the commencement exercises
OF the Bismarck high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Splitter were
t~ransacting business in the capital
city the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Wayne Cummings and daush-
ter. Iona. will spend Memorial day
at the home Of relatives near Garri-
son.
=. A. Frlcke, who Is doing road
lgrading IN the Regain district. spent
the weekend At his home.
Paul Boruer has been employed on
the Herman Kickul farm the past
week digging rocks.
Miss Leila Mount will arrive this
week from Garrison. where she has
been teaching school. to spend the
summer vacation 1t the home Of her
father. Edgar Mount.
Rev. Richert Of Bismarck officiated
IN the pulpit Of the Lutheran church
Sunday afternoon.
Rev. G.. w. stewart of Mandan
gave the address during the COM
mencement exercises OF the Baldwin
eighth grade graduates Tuesday cve-
ming 0f, this week.
Misses Edna and verna Dahl have
returned to their home in Grafton
after conducting Q successful term 81
school here.
Mi. and Mrs. KtloG Strandemo and
small son were recent vtsitors ct Thu
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Mckenzie
BY r T. T. HUGHES

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Manly. Mrs
Geo. Manly Sr.. and Mrs. Carl Man
ly's parents. all of jamestown. were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Manly Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j B. Swanick mo-
tored to Tuttle Sunday.
D. B. Lcathcrs had the misfortune
OF breaking his arm Tuesday.
Wendell Drawer is helping George
Manly put III a new cement step at
the postoifice this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Wildfang and
family moved to town Wednesday.
Lee Hamblen a a caller at the
T. Hughes home Wednesday.
County Agent Miesen Of Bismarck
was a Mckenzie caller Friday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. John Gamble are the
proud parents OF a baby boy born
Thursday IL a Bismarck hospital.
Miss Marie Hanlb.en Of Fargo IS
visiting with her brother and sister
:a-law, NJ. ard Mrs. Lee Hamblen.
Mrs. George Manly a. shopping
IN Bismarck Thursday afternoon.
D. B. Lcatilers vas in Bismarck
FRIDAY 10 consult a doctor about his
broken arm.
The Wide-a-Wakcs Sewing club Will
meet With Mrs. Dau June /.
Bill McCioskey underwent All oper.
alton IN the st. AleSlus hospital for
appendicitis Saturday.
Mrs. John Omodt and daughter of
Steele visited at the H. T. Crum home
over the Weekend.
f. D. Crum was a Saturday bus;-
ness caller in Bismarck.
The dance given at the Crum barn
Saturday night was we'll attended.
Elmer klipstein and his orchestra
furnished the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Wiidfang we're
Saturday shoppers in Bismarck.
Visitors at the Bill Hogue home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie
Godfrey and family. Miss White and
John Sullivan. all of Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl jacobson and
daughters Ardella and Norma of Bis
marck and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hughes
visited friends and relatives at Wing
and Regain Sunday.
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Men0ken
By MRS. JENNIE DANCE

Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Ludemann, Miss
Alice Klepstein, Elmer Klepstein,
Ethel Fisher, Anthem Knoll, MI. and
Mrs. Otto Ayers and son took picnic
dinner and went fishing Is miles
north Of Menoken. Quite a few fish
we're caught.
The Camp Fire Girls held a food
sale in Bismarck Saturday afternoon.
Three dollars was realized from the
sale.
The school picnic was held at the
Menoken picnic grounds Friday. The
Sterling and Mckenzie schools also
held picnics there the same day.
Miss Gertrude Ness and Miss Ruth
Heller attended THE Jazz Singer at
the Eltinge Monday night.
Rev. J. N. Snow Of Mckenzie Meth
odist church preached at the consol-
idated school iii Menoken Sunday.
=, will hold services here every Sun
day.
Mrs. L. J. Agnew and Mrs. Earl
Bakers gave q sprprise party in honor
OF Masses Ruth Heller, Ruth Kam-
phaueh and Gertrude Ness. A large
number attended, and . musical pro.
gram was enjoyed BY all present.
Luncheon was served.
Mrs. VIM. Hughes Of Mckenzie and
little daughter visited Mrs. Otto
Ayers Tuesday afternoon.
O. Penntck Of Dunn Center, N. D.,
arrived here Friday and will visit his
daughter, Mrs. Julius Dorman, who
lives south Of Menoken.
Mrs. Laura Dance went on No.
Friday to Valley City, where she
Stayed with her daughter, Miss Nellie
Dance, who is attending normal
school there. Mr.. Dance, Miss Nellie
Dance and Miss Marie Hudson, came
Mcn0keu BY car Saturday. and
spent Sunday And Mondsy vi1ttine
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Clear Lake
By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN

Mrs. Edward Thomas and o
Denny Of Driscoll and Miss Evelyn
Thomas, formerly Of Driscoll, but
who has been spending some time &c
Wyoming with her father. II. A.
Thomas, called at the Albert Chris.
Jensen home Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Olson was a caller at
the N. ]. Olson home while in Driss
coll Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stiles spent Z
day in Bismarck the past week.
Mrs. Frank Shaffer and Miss
Vivian were callers at the Albert
Christensen home Saturday evening,
Baccalaureate services for the
Driscoll high school students were
held at the hall Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Paul Wright rave q very in.
teresting talk. Those who will
graduate from Clear Lake this year
are the Misses Vivian Shaffer and
Myrtle Christensen.
"A dance was given at the Jennie
Clark farm Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. B. Paslay and
son Paul, Mrs. Marie Olausen and
sons Olaf, Erling and Raider were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Orne Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Newland and
family spent Sunday with Mrs. New
lands parents in Kidder county. Tho
evening was spent at the Henry
Olson home.
Examinations were held at Clear
Lake schools No. ! and 3 Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday Of this
week.
Mrs. M. ]. Olson took Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Sharp Of Driscoll to
call on neighbors and friends Tues
day. They took dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Olson.
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Wing
By EDITH MUELLER

Ernest Pfaff Of Goodrich spent
Tuesday evening at the Mueller
home.
Emil Friedholm motored to Petit
bone Tuesday, returning Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Edgerton mo.
tored to Aberdeen Wednesday to at
tend q convention there.
N. H. Collins was in Fargo sew
eral days last week attending a
Masonic lodge.
Mrs. j. j. Scellon was a capital
city shopper Friday.
Doris Chenowith of Sterling spent
Saturday with Mrs. John Knowles.
Carl Teppo and family spent the
weekend in Mandan.
E. P. Rovig, New Rockford, was
a caller here Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Art Goye
a baby girl Sunday, May 26, at
Mandan.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Michael spent
the weekend in Tower City.
Edith Cumber and Alvhild Botnen
Of futile spent this week at the
Fred Cumber home.
Mrs. Ed. Larson and Burnell mo-
tored to Woodwork Wednesday.
A. E. Rapplin motorcd to Steele
Wednesday for repairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Graham
drove to Fargo Wednesday. While
there Mr.. Graham was initiated into
the Masonic lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mauch of New
Rockford stopped in town Tuesday
Ans pnsskA "a kA~A - nM1 A.
funeral Of MI. Mauch's sister, Mrs.
Kiest.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Larson were
Sunday dinner guests ut the Jordahl
home in Garfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Olson visited
in Harvey Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Dagner,
Helen and William, motored to Tut
tie Saturday.
W. y. Titus Of Driscoll and Ed.
Larson delivered . purebred horse
at Linton Thursday.
John Lybeck and family Of James
town stopped in Wing Saturday en-
route to Garfield. Mrs.. Lybeck was
Ruth Cook before her marriage.
W. II. Henderickson was relief
agent here during Mr.. Collins ab-
sence.
William Knowles motored Miss
Torgerson to Bismarck Monday.
From there she went to Wisconsin
to her home. Margaret Knowles ac-
companied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Larson and
Orella Hill visited at the North
ranch Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mueller spent
Sunday at the Fred Barth home.
Homer Nelson and wife of Driscoll
were guests at the j. @. Lem home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber and
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barth drove to
Linton Tuesday to attend the fun.
eral services Of Mrs. Barth's sister,
Mrs. Fred kiest, who was killed in
an auto accident Sunday.
Isadore krcmcnctsky motorcd to
Bismarck Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Dalbcr spent
Saturday in Bismarck.
Ella kicst, Rose, Emil and Fred
SCHNEIDER Of Goodrich spent Sunday
at the David Helm home.
The teachers and their pupils Of
the Wing school enjoyed 4 nice pic
mic at the "Recks" Friday.
Mrs. En-. Glanvillc. Mrs. Ole An
finson and Mona mctored IL the
capital city Tuesday.
Dan Ticc and Mrs. Roy Bond were
Bismarck shoppers u day last
week.
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Hampton


Bill Scheirrnei:t ter and John Leao
Of Clayton called at the Godfrey
Grenz home Saturday.
Mrs. Steve KoIpy and children.
Math. Pauline, Theresa, Regina and
Gertrude, were shopping a, Manc;ai.
Saturday.
Wallace Kyes was a Linton Gale.
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Gren- and
children. Frieca, Alma. Minnie. Anna.
Leo and Esther. spent Sunday a, vari-
Gus points in Sioux county visiting.
Porter TIMBER and John Renskers
were Sunday callers al the Steve
koppy home.
Henry Knitted and Walter Schc;r-
meister attended the bali game at
Buchanan valley Sunday.
Francis ChesroWn spent the week.
end in Linton.
Math Koppy nlotored to Temvlk
Monday. He was accompanied by his
sister Pauline. who will spend several
days at the Charles EnderS home
While taking the eighth grade exam-
nations.
Manly Fetterly OF Braddock spent
several days with his nephew. Porter
TIMBER. He ann down Sunday.
Pete Stretch-Himself and Robert
Red Fish of Cannon Ball. who have
been working for Z. G. Weller during
spring work. left for their homes
Sunday morning. having completed
their work here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Koppy and
daughters Gertrude and Regina we're
callers at the 8. G. Busby home Mon
DAY. Francis ChesroWn also called
there that afternoon.
Ferdinand kiemle was q remyik
caller Monday.
Fred Joeb and Philip Zoller were
business callers at the Ed Weller
home Tuesday.
Porter TIMBER is giving his house
q coat Of paint.
Edwin Rensselaer, and Adam Reid
linger had feed ground at the Badger
ranch Tuesday.
The young boys sport NOWADAYS is
hunting magpies. A mighty good
thing to rid the country of these
pests. Besides the state pays a
OOuIlty OH lIeIl.
j. ID. Meier Of Linton was a BUSH
ness caller in this locality Monday.
George Williams spent several DAYS
at the Porter TIMBER home.
Quentin Foell and John Hetterly
OF Temvik we're in this community
Monday.
Thomas Shea Of Hazelton, the as
SCISSOR in this district, spent several
days last week in his locality assess
ing.
Bill Joeb was at Linton the fore
part Of the week getting his car re-
paired.
Steve Koppy Jr.. accompanied bv
his sisters, Regina. Gertrude and
Theresa, motored to Linton Thursday.
On their way a connecting rod
burned out OF the Car. He left his
car at the S. G. Busby home and
finished the trip in their car.
Porter TIMBER and George Williams
motored to Linton Thursday, bring
ing home a supply Of fishing lines
and hooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. -1erle Buck were
!. shopping at Linton Thursday.
David, loeb and daughter Magda.
5ens. got fence posts from Steve
Koppy Thursday.
: Steve Unger was a business caller
ut Linton Wednesday.
Frank H. Lawler is one of the Jury
men at court in Linton.
Jake Ohlhauser, Emil and Bill Joeb
we're Linton callers Thursday evening.
g. Derholm was shopping at Tenn
vik Friday.
Joe j. Fettig Of Linton delivered
gasoline to Godfrey Grenz Friday.
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Arena
ny 4 a MCINTYRE

Mr.. and Mrs Christ Mott Js, were
callers a; the Kari Wn.t henae Mem
day.
Mrs. Der: Ciia,.vssse and sens were
shopping IN Wing,
MI. Rcmick and Mr., and Mrs Jake
Kraft were guests AZ the Andrew
Kraft home Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs Ben E.Asentcss are
the parents Of \ baby boy BORN We'd
nesday. May 2cnd.
MI. and Mrs. Alex Neu were guests
Sunday at the Fred Hclwaencr home,
Clarence, Roy and Lille Feppke
and Miss Lena Kraft and Christ Hetf
motored 20 Bismarck Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Phtl and
family were callers at the Alex Ncif
home Monday evening.
Dave johnson was a business caller
at Jack Driscoll's Wednesday.
Ed Krine, Adolph Kraft, Carl REM
lex and his sisters visited at the Kraft
home Sunday.
Mrs. Owen Mcintyre called at Mrs.
Ray Hazlegrove's Monday evening.
Charlie Sattler was a business call
er in Wing Wednesday.
The state veterinary viii test the
cattle for tuberculosis In this town.
ship this week. Emmanuel Meckler
will drive him during his stay In this
township.
Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove visited Mrs.
Emil Sattler Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Drum and
daughter. and Miss Pauline Kraft
we're guests at the Klagenburg home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Smith and
daughter Agnes, and son Lawrence
arrived from White, s. D, Friday for
a few days visit at the Ed. Smith
home.
Bluch Wagner was calling at the
Christ Wolf home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Inman and
daughters Margaret and Irene from
Hurdsfield and Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Wilkinson from Minneapolis were
guests at the Mcintyre home Sunday.
Andrew Kraft ST.. and son Harold
were In Wing friday.
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Hazlegr0ve
~ MRS. RAY H~AzLEGRoyE

Ray Hazlegrove wal in Tuttle Mon.
day on business.
Fred Wagner was In futile Monday.
Others In Tuttle Monday were Haroid
Goldsmith, Ernest Olstead, Mrs. Jake
Hirsch and children, MI. and Mrs.
Karl Wolff.
Mi. and Mrs. Frank GRAY and
daughter. Miss Opal. were in futile
Monday.
Jack Stewart and sons Wallace and
Jackie and daughter Adrain called
1T Ray Haxlegrove's, Emil Sattler,s
and Harry Ulfer's Monday afternoon.
Allen Henrick called at Emil satt-
ler's Monday.
Mrs. Owen Mcintyre and daughters.
Mary Alyce and Rose and sons Rich.
ard and Hugh called at Hazlcrroye,s
Monday.
Mi. and Mrs. Frank Gray and Mis-.
Opal Gray were in Wing Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Karl Cipplin were In
futile Monday.
Charlie sattler was in town Mon.
day.
Mrs. Ray Hazlcgrove was an AFTER
noon caller at the Emil sattler home
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil sattler and
daughter Shirley Jean were sumner
guests at the Ray Hazlegrove home
Monday evening.
Owen Mcintyre was q dinner euest
Tuesday ct Ray Haxlegroyes. Hs
took some horses over there which
Ray Is going to pasture through ia
summer.
Miss Helen Goldsmith, dauehter
OF MI. and Mrs. Joe Goldsmith. a.
north Of futile is one OF the erad.
yates o. the nurses training school e
the bismarck hospital this year.
John Jacobsen from near Chaselev
IS now working for Harry ulfers.
Melvin Webster called at the Emil
Sattler home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben HAMBURG are -.
parents Of = baby boy born May a..
Harry Ulfers called Wednesday ~.
ming ct Ray Hazlegroves.
MI. and Mrs. Emil sattler and
daughter Shirley Jean called e
Hazlegrove's Wednesday evening for
their mail. ~
Melvin Webster called At Raw
Haslegroyes Thursday looking for
horses. ~
Irwin sattler was a caller Thur.dav
evening at Emil 6attlers.
Mrs. Fred Wagner and sol, verone
were shopping In futile Friday. ma
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Schrunk
By HELEN

Andrew and Gust Alderman of Re-
gan were Sunday callers at the Her.
man Meters home.
John Witt had dinner at the Jacob
.Wentz home Monday.
A picnic was held at Schrunk
school No. ., Friday afternoon, being
the closing day. Those present besides
the teacher and pupils were Ellen and
Thomas Ryan. Anton. Edward, Annie
and Tracy Novy. Marcella Meters
and Helen Marchant.
Tillie Triebwasser was an over
night guest at the r. G. Marchant
home Saturday.
Marcella. Albert and Leo Meters
and Albert Hindbauch spent Sunday
evening at the James Novy home.
Ruth and Tillie Helm and Emily
and Esther Hindbauch spent Sunday
with Rose Ryan.
Martha Hindbauch had some dental
work done While she was in Wilton
last week.
Anton Novy and Thomas RYAN
called at the Hindbauch home Friday.
John Witt called at the Jacob
Wentz home Sunday.
Helen MArchant and j. E. Witt
called at the Herman Seilingcr home
Sunday afternoon.
The Herman Meters and James
N0vy families motored to Wing Sat.
urday and Sunday where they at
tended church.
MI. and Mrs. r. G. Marchant and
family called at the Herman Meters
home Thursday evening.
John Witt motored to futile Friday
afternoon.
Miss Mabel Lyle closed a success
full term Of school in Schrunk school
No. 2 Friday.
Miss Tfllie Triebwasser and Leroy
Marchant were dinner guests at the
Jacob Wentz home Sunday.
Jacob Wentz helped John witt fin
ish breaking Monday.
James Novy motored to Wing Mon
day with his new truck.
John and william Witt purchased
FAX from James Tees Friday.
Irene and Helen Marchant had
some dental work done in McClusky
Saturday.
Misses Mabel and Ruth Lyle spent
til. weekend at their parental home
IN Florence Lake township.
Al1ss Anna Wahl hclooed . SUCCESS
I'll term Of school Saturday in
Gchruuk towuslip school No. I. A
picnic Was held ct the school and q.
Joyed ~ ~.
1ltp Clara Ht1gerald Of Regain
apent Monday, Tuesday and W'ednes-
SGw @ikfH RRaaa nRahn1 = Uf1A
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eral of Mrs. Oscar Johnson from
Bismarck, formerly from near Still.
She was employed in the Masonic
temple in Bismarck a number Of
years.
Earl Varley, who. has been work.
ing in jamestown, is employed at
the Copelin Motor company in Bis.
marck.
+. +. McCurdy called at the Joe
Marley home Sunday looking after
the crops. He owns the Fox place
which Marley farms. He was en-
route to Rcgan.
J.. W. Jiras's expect their SON
George home from Chicago in tho
near future.
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THE TRIBUNE

home Of Mr.. Strandemo's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Strandemo In
Clenview township.
Emil Hogue Of Trygg was here q
few days ago or q business mission.
Ira Falkenstein delivered several
loads Of hogs to Wilton markets the
fore part OF the week.
Mrs. Alvin Nordstrom and daugh.
ter, Iva May and ION Glen. have re-
turned from a few days visit with rel
atives at Roseglen. Glen has been
attending school at Roseglcn and
making hts home with his grandpar-
entS.