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VALUABLE WATCH LOST

John A. Wright, of North Cal.
vert Street, Baltimore, reported to
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Lcith for a visit with relatives and
friends.
Keith Finch and Thos. Anderson
made q trip to Geo. Wheeler's OF
Pretty Rock after two truck loads OF
sheep which Keith purchased as q
start In the sheep industry.
Mrs. John Hill and children were
New Leipsig visitors Saturday and
Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. E. T. Saunders and
daughter Marcia visited New England
friends Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Ed. Heaps and child
rem and Clara Klamath were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Finch, Carson,
Sunday.
Mrs. J. +. Knold and son Arthur
and daughter Stella Of Pekin. N. D.,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Keith
Finch Sunday and Monday. Miss
Stella Knold. an old scl1oolmate OF
Mrs. Finch, will remain for an ex.
tended visit, her mother and brother
returning to Pekin Tuesday.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
hold their annual bazaar and supper
in the church parlors Saturday after
noon.
The Homemakers club held an in
tcresting meeting at Mrs. G. A. KIM
balls home Monday afternoon. The
club is taking up kitchen improve
ment" as their project this year.
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will meet
in the church parlors Thursday. Nov.
Z. Mrs. A. w. Kimball will act as
hostess.
Mrs. E. LAWYER visited old friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. james Harmon. in
Flasher Saturday.
Mrs. Quinn is at the Ed Brinkman
home caring for the new baby girl
which arrived there Friday, October
25th.
Leo Flitsch and Otto Hillins ran
down five coyotes with a Ford q
which they fixed up for the purpose
Sunday. They also have caught IS
skunks which they are feeding until
their fur is In prime condition.
Miss Ruth Onldahl entertained at
dinner Sunday Hazel and Roy Chill
gren, Thelma Van Horn. Lowell
Wrucke and Percy Mclean.
Mrs. Anna Hoog entertained at her
home Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Dietz. MI. and Mrs. Christ Deitz, Mr..
and Mrs. Rudy Dietz. all of Elgin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dietz of Pretty
Rocks.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. N. Bergen left
Saturday to spend a few days with
Mr.. Bcrgen's cousin northeast Of
Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Knudson and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Mclean and
daughter were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Johnson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Moen and
little son and Roy Moen we're the
guests at the J. O. Frozen home Sun
day.
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Christians
r., VIOLET a. CLARK

Christ Schoon va a Dviscoli call
e. Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Stilc and family re-
turned from Minnesota last week
where they have been VISITING rtia-
tivcs for some time. They are stay
inc at the William Stlle home Tor a
few days.
Warren Belle vas a Driscoil AL
or Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Schoon spent
n few days last week visiting re!a-
tivcs at Verona.
Mrs. Jennie Clark and Miss V!o1cS
drove 10 Driscoll Tuesday Tor oai,
ROY Hansen is picking corn ipr
Mel Me- north 81 Carey Joinsons
Marvin Magnua Nas = Sln!.ih2
caller Saturday. /.
Lester Clark Is busy fencing the icS'
Or his quarter this week.
G. ,.gc Maentls and his brotNc'
Marvin made a trip 70 tho Goa! miaN
with two teams last week.
Frank KcrshaW was a Sterling cali
CT Tue day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Johnson OF
Bismarck VISITED a. TIC Knate JONI
son home Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie CLARK and Miss Viole-
were Sterling callers Saturday hl2ht.
Lester Clari. called a. the Geofsc
ranvus home Sunday.
MI. ANA MI. knltc Johnson ana
son Kcnnet.l were Bismarck Nss'eo.a
SaturGa.
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and John WEIGH were all In Bismarck
Saturday.
Mrs. George McMurrich underwear,
an operation for gall bladder trouble
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rittel motored
to Streeter, N. Oak, for the week
| end.
Marcus Tremblay called at the
Dorman and Doppler homes Satur-
day.
Several of the neighbors met at
the George Varnum home to organ
izc a coyote hunt Sunday afternoon.
On account of an insufficient num-
Der Of hunters the cndeavor was un-
successful. Coyotes are causing al
kmost daily depredations to poultry
and sheep. Three of the wolves
were seen near the Varnum and
I.udcman places Sunday morning.
Ed Dopplcr and SOL Leo dined at
the Robt. WEIGH home Sunday eve
ming.
Mrs. Otto Dorman and SON Fred
expect to motor to South Dakota for
q visit with friends and relatives the
first Of the week.
Marcus Tremblay called at the
home OF his cousin. Mrs. Robt. WEIGH,
Sunday evening, on his way home
from Bismarck.
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| son. Who is a teacher OF the primary
| grades.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vcrl Conner Of Lin.
ton were visitors At the Asa Britts
homo Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. A. Miller motorcd
to Bismarck Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Ostcr OF Hazel
ton visited at the Jake Brcckcl home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lcno drove TO
Linton Saturday on business.
Mrs. Dave C%alquhOun and Mrs.
George Na,mann were shopping in
Linton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baltzcr Reich and
family OF Mclaughlin, s. D.. moved
into the house that Cahill's just va
Gated.
Bertha Larvick. Mrs. Calquhoun
and son Donald. visited Mt the VIII
Focll home Monday afternoon.
August Taxis,y Bonnie Burkhardt
and John Lcno Jr., motorcd to Bis
marcel: Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.. Stedman called
a. ylazelton Monday TO see their lit
tie granddaughter. born to MI. y
Mrs. James Rush. Sunday night.
Mrs. Will A.brccht and sons, Roland
and Bill. accompanied by John Kem-
Grille. visited Ed. kcmcrlic Of En-
monsbu.e Sunday.
Funeral services were held for the
tWo-year-old daughter. Virginia. OF
Mr.. ami Mrs. Adolph Zollcr at their
home III Hampton Tuesday after
noon.
A surprise party was held Sunday
night III honor of Mrs. Dave Calqu-
houn. She was given many bcauti-
iul Gifts by her friends. A social
hour was enjoyed and a lunch was
served.
Jake and Bertha Weber motorcd to
Mound City Sunday to bring home
Mrs. John Wcnncy.
Jacob Knocpplc Of Artas, S. Oak ,
visited at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Ochsner on Friday.
Chas. Dewitt. Bcrnice and Billie
Dc Witt accompanied by Bertha Lar
wick drove to Bismarck Saturday.
the latter to consult an eye specialist.
The Mesdamcs L. o. Hendrix, Fred
Snyder, c. NJ. Hendrix. Chas. De
Witt, A. w. Quasi of Temvik, Chaflin
and Guetcnson OF Hazclton attended
the school of instruction Of the East
ern Star at Mandan Thursday.
Fred Snidcr met with a misfortune
Friday morning. While he was put
! ting shingles on his roof he fell off
| breaking two ribs and his collar bone.
Mrs. Cl.as. Endcrs gave a birthday
| party Tuesday night IN honor Of her
| husband. Mr.. Endcrs was presented
| with a wrist watch from the guests
A delicious lunch wa served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ochsr1er re-
| ccivcd word Monday that their
| daughter Martha was critically Ill
Before they had left they got another
wire telling that she had died at :
! o'clock p. III. John Lcno, Jr.. took
them to Fargo.
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Ghylin
by DAVIS

Mr.. and Mrs. Gross Bros.c, also
EGn.cc Davis were Sunday afternoon
guests al tho Nick Holpcrson's home,
Billy Davis Of Bismarck Is visiting
his grandparents. l.. w Davis, this
week. Eilly has been on tho SICK l!st
again.
Arthur Wheeler was ont from Bis
.lnarcs this week to help move his
parents TO Bismarck where they will
live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Johnson were
Saturday cvenin. guests at Mrs
Johnson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.
W Davis. MIR. Johnson plans or
moving down near Menokcn for the
winter to take care Of Irv!n's fathers
stock While lie makes a visit in Nc
braSka this winter.
Vcrna Palmer Is spending a week
with her sister III Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Palmer spent q
week aga Saturday in Bismarci;
shopping and visiting their daughter
Paul Davis is moving his horses and
feed home while lac takes a short va
cation.
The services III Regain were no
vcrv we'll attended last week. Mrs
Swanson. II of the singers. had tC
return home and Mrs. Oste. had tho
misfortune OF getting her left elbow
broken so she could not play her mu.
sic for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Davis drove *
Bismarck with chickens Saturday.
Emil Sunqilis. finished thrcshins
for himself ana Nick Holgerson last
week and the ellis have finished.
Morris Aldersons arc having a salt
.nis week, We understand they plar
on moving to Chicago.
Some of the n%eighbors have com
mcnced trapping.
Delbcrt Davis has finished tl,rcsh.
iny. and is pulling in his tractors
plows, and separator. ready fer win
tc...
Ncls Tossctil has commenced disk
lng on his mothers farm and he la.
finished thrcsiing.
Lucille Sunquist is absent from
school. duo to their a breaking
down, as she has six miles to conc
too far to walk. ~
Agnes Tessetil. who is a senior il
Bismarck high school. spent thu
Weekend at home.
M. Encs sen-in-law. daughter AM
TWO children arc staying with then
until willard Eimond r.lovcs. as the,
have rented Mrs. Wilson'S farm.
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Gibbs
BY RUTH
and ESTHER SCHMITZ

YvOnnc Sabot walked to Fred Sa-
bets Friday to visit her grandmother.
George Gabel accompanied by
Grace and Ambrose motorcd to John
McCormick's Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. George Koch spent
Sunday evening at the Tuhy Knoll
homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Sabot and chll-
drcn were Sunday visitors at Fred
SabCt's. In tho afternoon Emil and
Vincent and the two little boys wcnt
fishing.
Friday callers at the John Engdahl
home in Bismarck were Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Solberg and the Victor Engdahl
family. MI. and Mrs. Gcrkhe of
Canaua are visiting their daughter.
Mrs. John Engdahl.
Victor Engdahl called at Clifford
SCOTS in Bismarck Friday.
John Gabcl Jr. called at Henry
Gabcl's Saturday.
Saturday Ne.s Nelson and son
Hugo stopped at Victor Engdahl's.
Henry Gabcl accompanied by
Phyllis, Robert and Lloyd visited at
John Cabel'S Jr. Sunday.
Sunday guests at the Victor Engdahl
home were Mi. and Mrs. Nels Nelson,
Hugo and Victor. Mr.. and Mrs. Benn,c
Nelson and son. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Engdani ard children and MIR. and
1Ar6. Gerkhe.
M. and Mrs. John Gabcl Sr. ac-
c0mpanied by Mrs. Burbage. called
NH fAr. and Mrs. Clarence SchmitZ
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night. Everybody In high school had
a good time initiating the freshmen
A delicious lunch was served at mid.
, night.
| J. C. Grossman was a caller at the
: Arnold Kellar home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Huber and
children of Fremont. South Dakota,
were guests at the home Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. J. C.. Grossman Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stuhlmtllcr
have moved their property on the
farm known as the Joe Klee farm.
Henry Isaak took the train to Bis
marck Tuesday where he entered the
Bismarck hospital.
Pliny Moon was ~transacting BUSH
ness In Zap Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Renk were look
ing over their business affairs at Bis
marck Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baumiller motored
to Bismarck Wednesday where they
met their son Albert, who was re-
turning from Harvey. North Dakota,
where he is attending school.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. DIN and MI. and
Mrs. E. Shicts Of Werner attended
the services at the Congregational
church Sunday.
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Still
by b. r.

Louis Lind and SON Hjalmar
shoppcd in Still Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Johnson and
Mrs. Arthur johnson made a business
call at Mandan Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Asplund were
visitors at the John Asplund home
Sunday.
Eric Pearson shoppcd in Wilton
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin johnson made
4 business trip to Wilton Monday.
L. NJ. Nordqulst and sol Vernon
we're dinner guests at tho Hagstronl
home Sunday.
The C. L. johnson family were
Regain callers Saturday.
Clarence johnson called on An
thony Erickson Wednesday.
Werner and Hilma johnson called
at the Ed Broehl home after school
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Benson Of
Fargo visited with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Asplund Thursday and Friday.
The Rev. Larson Of the Twin Cities
held services Sunday IN the Swedish
Mission church, both morning and
evening.
Axcl Asplund made q trip to Man
dan Friday.
Mrs. John Johnson. Mrs. Arthur
| johnson and children were dinner
| guests with Mrs. Eric Pearson Thurs.
day.
Tuesday Mrs. A. I. Asplund visited
| with Mrs. Gabriel Thor, who has been
I Oh the sick-list the past few weeks.
Ole Hagstrom and son Oscar mo-
torcd to Bismarck wednesday.
Mrs. Fred johnson spent Wedlles-
! day with her father. L. M. NordQuiSt.
Mr.. and Mrs. John johnson and
Mrs. Arthur johnson were dinner
| guests at the Fred Berquist home IN
Stcibcr township Monday.
Leland and Fern Perkins OF Wilton
were dinner guests with their sister
and brother-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
! bert johnson. on Sunday.
Mrs. Ole Hagstrom. Mrs. Eric Pear
SON and daughter Bennevt visited
with Mrs. A. I. Asplund Friday.
Helen and Doris johnson visited
with Hilma johnson Friday.
Mrs. Anthony Erickson visited with
Mrs. Glenn SINNERS Of Wilton on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Johnson were
among those who attended the sale
near Baldwin Thursday.
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Driscoll
ny MRS. O. r. JOHNSON

Mrs. Carl Meland entertained Mrs.
II. A. Knudson and Mrs. c. w. Swan
son Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wallcn of Steele.
Mrs. Elmer Koon and Miss Doris
Ticc called on Mrs. al Chaplin Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin johnson en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Swan
SON and Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Swan
soi1 Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Adamson of
Linton spent Sunday at the Egner
Swanson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Apland and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lewis motorci to
Bismarck Saturday.
DR.. Prescott of Steele was here
Monday afternoon practicing with
the newly organized band.
Miss Violet Swanson of Dunnell,
Mimi, is visiting relatives in Dris-
coll.
Mrs. H. A. Knudson and daughter
valdis and Mrs. Mabel Rosvold and
daughter, Maris visited at the A. P.
Rosvold home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lewis and family
also Leonard Peterson spent Sunday
at the D. Barknlan home.
Mrs. Maurice Herman and Mrs.
Edward Thomas and son Donald were
entertained at the home of Mrs. Carl
Meland Friday.
Miss Dolly hplund spent Saturday
and SUNDAY in Bismarck,
Mrs. Joe Lewis and Mrs. F. @.
johnson visited Mrs. Chas. Jackson
Thursday.
Mrs. A. p. Rosvold, Bill Rosvold and
II. A. Knudson were Bismarck call
crs Wednesday.
Mrs. Carl Meland. Mrs. G. Swan
SON and Miss Violet Swanson spent
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. H. A.
Knudson.
Lawrence Hull spent the week lend
at home with his family returning to
Bismarck Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Matson were
Monday evening callers at the G. Me
land home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. BruschWeir
and family motorcd to Harvey SUN
day, returning the same day.
Dorothy and Josephine johnson
| spent Sunday afternoon with Lilly
Sampson.
Mrs. Mabel RoswOld left Tuesday
for California. She will spend t!lt
winter there.
Mrs. A. p. Roswold and son Bill
were Burnstad callers Sunday.
Eldon Lewis left for southern Min.
ncsota a few days ago. where he vii
stay for the winter.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. Haugen are
daughter Sylvia. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Matson, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Melane
and son Willis visited Sunday at thu
A. H.. Melat1d home.
Wilma Van vleet spent the week
end at the Theodore Skogcn home.
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HazlegrOve
~ MRS. RAY HAZLEGROyE

Mr and Mrs. Ra. Ha2lcgrovc calico!
at tho homes OF Lester Hawkins and
Frank Gray Monday evening.
Shorty and Otto Beakc are having
{ sale end are going to quit farming
for 4 while.
M. and Mrs. Lester Hawkins and
Miss IVA DuaEen called at tho Otto
Beakc home Monday night.
Fred Wagner called at the Ray
H%aZleorove home Wednesday evening
looking for three horses which had
been gone since Sunday.
Will Harty called at Frank Gray's
one day this week after water as his
we'll has failed.
Sheriff Landick OF Goodrich was
OUT through tho country looking for
u head Of cattle Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Hawkins arc
moving this week on to the place va
Gated by Shorty Bcake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Granville and
sons Dean and Harold called at the
Kraft home and also at Ray Halle
groves Thursday evening.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ben K%lanenburg and
family are moving to Wing to live.
Harry Ulfers. Fred Haas and Over
Mcintyre were III Bismarck Thurs
Gay on business.
Fred Wagner we understand. ha,
bought the farm where they now live
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Thoren and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Siamers
and daughters. Floyd Brolin and his
mother and sister Florence were
among the shoppers III Tuttle Sat.
urday.
Dale Goldsmith and his mother
end his sister Dorothy were in Tuttle
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Granville ane
sons Dean and Harold drove to Viii.
low City Saturday for tho wcck-en
TO visit Bcrt's father and sister. Ray
Hazlcgrovc did their chores.
Mrs. Peter Sorcnson was in Tuttlt
Saturday.
Halle Sorenson. who teaches ii
Goodrich. Grove to Valley City Fri.
day evening to attend tho hcmccom'
ing day there.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Mcintyre ant
family and George Mcintyre attend
cd church III Wing Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray H~azlegrove wcr.
dinner guests Sunday at the home O
MI. ard Mrs. Frank Gray.
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Mckenzie
~ X T. T. HUGHES

watson camp No. SAC. Fo!ai
N~clgarDrs ol America save ! nav,
l9wc-n parry III TIC McAch2ac nan
'A~aursday cvcnine. Prizes Neie
n--..acd fsr VARIOUS games. aver INC
eetnc3 refreshments were sefved. inc
r.mnittcc ca entertainment and re-
t.cshment5 were Mrs. T, T. HueAcs'
pr. George Manly and MIS-. Colby.
TIC Mckenzie ugh sclool ana
Sgc..lng hlsh scao3l boys played na!l
IL S.cT!iag F-.Gav. Mchelz'c winning
~ to &.
Mr.. and Mr.. ~. ". Miller ana
calldrea Violet and Bnlobie also MISS
Noes, Miss Young and Gerald Boicn
lc.t Fridav afternoon Tor Miancap-
oils. They p.an to return Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. f.. ". Anderson were
visiting friends ii Bismarck Sun
GGy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hughes were
shopping IN Bismarck Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Easson CT Brlttoii
and MI. and Mrs. Fay Johnson o!
Mo-. attended the Royal Neigh
DO. Halloween parry Thursday c"c'
ming.
Halle Bels of Sterling was a Nc
Kcr- caller T~au.sdaE.
b. A. Drawer moto-ed TO BIS
mar Tilursdas.
Mrs. Cora Paul OF Bismarck. yiS-s1;
her daughter. FIR. Osca: Gilb2r.
Wednesday afternoon.
The Four-H club girls under Tx
direction OF Mr.. p. p. Bliss plans Z
trip around the world, November .
Their startias p.aee will be at Tux
w. l.. Watson nenae.
Mrs. T. I. Bailey and sister Miss
Rachel Shelton of Mason City, Iowa
VINO arrived IL Eisiaarek Friday cVc'
ching by TRAN, visited Mrs. Bailey:
daughter. Mrs. T. Hughes. Saturday
Mrs. Carl Jacabsoa OF Bismarck, an
other daughter Of Mr.. Bailcys
brought them from Bismarck by car
The All sewing club III charge O
Isabelle Colby held their party III m
Mckenzie hail Saturday night. Re
ir--ilmcats were served by MR.
Colby.
Nj. ard Mrs. Oat Bailey and chill
drcn OF Mason City. Iowa. arrived
here Tuesday and is visiting at TN
home of Mr.. Baiiey's sister. MIS-. Ton
Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Watson mo
torcd to Wilton Sunday with thci
dsugntcr. Miss Lillian, who tcachc
at that place.
Mar. and Mr.. NJ. j. Bclcher at
tended church services III Bismarcl
Sunday morning.
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Dodge
By OLGA NJ. GROSSMAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Alminding.
c: TIC the proud parents OF a baby
girl born Sunday.
John Strcifel transacted business In
Richardton Wednesday.
On Monday occurred tho marriage
Of Josephine Anderson and Walter
Masset.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frcd Gleicln motored
10 Drake. N. D.. Tuesday where they
attended a wedding.
Lillian Gustafson and Geraldine
Fischer. who are attending the Dick
inson normal, we're visiting ct the
parental homo.
Jcc Towers. Mandan, was trans.
acting business in Dodge Friday.
Quite a few OF the Dodge people
attended the corn show 1t Halliday
Friday.
MISS Mildred Fischer. who il
teaching school south Of Dodge. VA
. gue.t at the A. q. Smith home last
week.
A basket social and program VA
given 1t the Butte school No. , ri
day evening. Quite : crowd Was pres
ent.
Charles scharl OF Golden vallxs
was 4 BUSINESS caller at Dodge Sat-
urday.
Nj. and Mrs. J. A.. Jacobs were Wis
ting friends and relatives In Rich.
ardton Thursday.
Ray Andersen Of bismarck N,
loolins after his business affairs h
Dodge Friday.
An initiation party Was gtven % tn
Dodge Eutto schocl "a. ! 0atuSda,
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Leitl1


Mrs. Henry Taubell and Mrs. Rhu
Settler attended the Economic con-
ference 1t Carson wednesday and
Thursday. Others from Leith vicin.
ity In attendance were: Mr.. ana Mrs.
q. w. Kimball. Louis Duettner, Nj.
and Mrs. VIM. Kamrath, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. J. Larafer.
Cecil Clark. who has been : patient
In the Bismarck hospital. arrived
home Tuesday much improved n
health.
John Rink shipped ! double deck
car OF sheep Friday.
Mr.. ana Alrs. Ameal Drinkman and
little daughter left for canistots. 3.
D.. Monday. to spend . few days with
Nj. Brinkmsn's father, whose health
u not Of the best.
Miss shafer Of New York from the
Presbyterian Board Of National Mis-
sions was Q very interesting speaker
1t the Presbyterian church Friday
evening. talking Of her work among
| the MormonS Of Utah and several
| tribes OF Indians Ii oklahomA.
Adolph Keller accompanied By hi
daughter, Clara md con irwin drove
to Rapid City. 3. D. the first Of thu
week to visit with hts daughte,
Louise zellcr, who u employed .
st~enographer In the Standard on
offices.
A baby boy arrived Of the houne
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Clark Friday
morning, Oct. 25th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Chalgren and
son Roy, who have been visiting 3ol
. few weeks In Minnesota, returned
homo Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G0ttlieb Kicker and
Fred RtckeS q Canada arrived y
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held on the Howard Crun1 farm neat
Mckenzie Friday.
Floyd Owen started hauling coal
for John Olson Friday.
Charles Mccormick has been Eaui-
ing coal from near Wilton this past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Moffit were
business callers at the W. A. Dietz-
man home Friday evening.
Elmer Lundquist has been busy the
past week hauling coal from q mine
near Wilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey MOffit were
callers at the Tibbo Harms home,
Friday evening.
Robert Miller returned a horse to
the w. A. Dietzman farm Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kershaw
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Mad
land and SON David at dinner Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lundquist
were business callers in Bismarck
Saturday.
Miss Esther Kershaw spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William KerShaw.