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The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-25

The books were drawn by the men,
Dcrs and those wishing turned their
books over to the school library. Misses
Litirnenko and Erickson served re.
freshments at the evenings close.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kliene and
children motored to Bismarck Friday
where they spent the day shopping
There was q mistake in last weeks
issue, where federal highway No. 81
was reported under construction. The
work Is being done south OF
Raleigh extending trail 81 six miles
south Of the Catholic church or near.
~ to the Cannon Ball river.
The young folks of Raleigh arrived
at the Roland Ozburn home Thurs
DAY evening and completely surprised
Miss Gwendoline Ozburn, reminding
her that she had reached another
milestone along LIES journey. Games
were the diversion Of the evening,
after which refreshments were
served.
Alfred and Oscar Westrum and G,
L. Klienschmidt returned from Lewis
town, Mont, Thursday.
Henry Miller, who is q patient at
the st. Alexius hospital at Bismarck,
suffering with blood poisoning, was
an over-Sunday visitor with home
folks.
Mrs. N. p. stayner and children
spent Sunday at Mandan visiting rel
atives.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Dempsey were
hosts Sunday, having as their din
ner guests Mrs. Elizabeth Morrison
and daughters Jessie, Hazel and Mary,
Mrs. w. Morrison and Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo. Christensen and children.
During the absence Of Rev. Corbit
Sunday, preaching services were con-
Quoted in the Presbyterian church by
the principal Of the Carson school.
Among those from Carson who drove
over for services were Mr.. and Mrs.
Altman and Mrs. Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Rausch and
children. also Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Haas
and children were visiting relatives
at Elgin Sunday.
p. J. Rausch sold three quarters OF
land the past week. One quarter was
sold to Mrs. Schmidt near Brisbane
and the half section was sold to Nick
Hurst, south Of town.
Alfred and Oscar WeStrum were
business visitors at Hettinger satur-
day.
The Milwaukee bridge crew. with
Q. H. Helm as foreman. Is stationed
at Raleigh while bridge work Is being
done on the line.
Miss Matte Peterson Of Flasher
was q visitor with home folks Sun
day afternoon.
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day.
Miss Marian Ness and Miss Mildred
johnson visited at The Max Lang
home Monday evening.
Carey johnson Is driving the school
bus for his son Ernest and assessing
while Ernest and Raymond johnson
do the spring work.
The high school pupils are busy
practiciny their play. "The Early
Bird" which will be given May 4th.
The Misses Ruth and Katherine
Wagner were taken to the Bismarck
hospital Monday. We Eope they will
soon be back to school.
Glen Briggs ard Holmer Envick
were in Sterling Monday evening.
Mr.. H. Edgerley visited at the
ISmitkins home Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Eisenbiesz Of
Driscoll visited at the Ernest johnson
home Sunda,' morning.
H. G. Stiles called at the Carey
Johnson home Tuesday.
Eden Lewis called at the Oscar
Anderson home Monday evening.
Levi Boohister is assisting Max
Lang with his work.
Miss Doris Chenowith spent Mon
day night with Miss .Mcille Elness.
Max Lang accompanied by his chill
dren, Margaret and Theodore, mo-
tored to jamestown Sunday to see
Mr.. Lang's daughter, Esther. who at
tends the college there.
Viola Fernquist visited at the p. M.
|Src,~AS, R14vS@A 0,svAou
Howard Nelson and Jim" Riley
were grading the road Tuesday.
Mrs. Paul Long and children Wis
tied at the Carey johnson home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Paul Lang and children and
Mrs. Carey johnson visited at the
Elder Elness home Tuesday after.
noon.
Mrs. Scartum and Miss Moen were
shopping in Bismarck Saturday.
Miss Elsie Belle. who works for
Max Lang, spent Sunday ct her home.
Her folks took her back to Lang's
Sunday evening. They stopped at
H. c. Stiles on their way to Lang's.
Bert Hendershot was q town caller
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will stiles and chill
dren, also Bob Barrows, were In Bis
marck Saturday.
Miss Esther Reddy visited at the
Emil Lang home Sunday.
George Kush hauled q load Of hay
from Carey Johnson's Tuesday.
Miss Gladys Ness, who teaches
south Of Bismarck, spent the week.
end at home.
Glen Briggs has been helping Mar
ian Lee for few days.
Tyler johnson visited at ]. r.
Johnson's Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. johnson were
shopping in Mckenzie Wednesday.
Mrs. Carey johnson. Carey Jr. and
Grace visited at Tyler Johnson's
Tuesday evening.
Neman Parker visited at the Boo
hister home Tuesday night.
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New York, April 25.-tP)-Gould,
keene, Ffske and Gates were giants
Of day when there still were q few
shade trees left in Wall street.
Today we have Cutten. Raskob,
Breen. Durant, Higgins, the Fisher
brothers and host Of others.
The whirling tides of the recent bull
market have receded far enough for
us to see whose heads are towering
above the rest. They are gallery Of
new faces, new groups and new names,
names which Wall streets elder
statesman. George F. Baker, probably
never heard Of until he was past 60.
Arthur F. Cutten. veteran grain
trader, was one Of the original bulls"
on Montgomery Ward stock. He began
to acquire shares when they were SELL
ing around 30 and pyramidel on the
way up to above 400 when the COM
pany declared a stock dividend.
He also is reported to have large
interests In Radio corporation, Attain
tic Refining company. Loose Wiles
Biscuit company and Sinclair Oil. He
recently was elected director OF the
Sinclair company.
The Fisher brothers. in addition to
large holdings in General Motors,
have acquired considerable interest
In Atlantic Refining. Baldwin Loco
motive and Yellow Truck and Coach.
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Raleigh
BY w. b. DORWARD

Word has been received announc.
Ing the marriage Of Miss Edna Grace
to AL Lang Of Flasher, Monday, at
the Presbyterian manse at Mandan.
Mrs. Lang made her home near
Raleigh for many years and has
taught In the public schools around
Raleigh several terms. Her many
friends at an elaborate luncheon.
wishes to the married couple.
Mrs. John Metz was hostess at the
hotel parlors Tuesday afternoon when
she entertained some 80 of her lady
friends to an elaborate luncheon.
Mrs. Harvey Mcdowell returned
from Bismarck Tuesday where she
had taken her baby for medical
Treatment.
w. r. Stayner was business Wis
itor In Bismarck Tuesday.
Miss Jesse Morrison, who finished
her course Of nursing at the Bismarck
hospital. arrived home Tuesday after
neon for visit with home folks and
friends.
Mrs. Albert Schmidt has been .
sufferer with influenza the past
week.
Oscar Snyder Of walker. 8. D.. and
formerly Of Raleigh. was attending
70 matters Of business in connection
With his farm south of Raleigh and
also Waiting friends for q few days
the past week.
Charles Cory Of Mclaughlin spent
several days in Raleigh doing repair
work on the railroad pump.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Christianson.
who have been indisposed this spring,
motored 70 Flasher Thursday to con-
suit tho doctor In regard 70 their
health.
Tho entire membership Of the
Ladies' Aid and quite q number Of
their friends held their meeting % Z
surprise birthday party on their hon.
orafy member, Mrk \. 8. BosWorth.
Thursday afternoon. The afternoon
ms spent Ia . social manner and at
It's cor1elu1ion = picnic luncheon was
served. Aunt Mary" @ lGrs. Bos-
worth y commonly called. was pre-
sented with ! purse of money as q
token Of esteem.
The winter book club met at the
teachers home Thursday evening
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Steiber
BY MRS. c. /. MALONE


Gotlicb Stcincrt was caller at
Bill Hickels Sunday.
Johnnie AndcrSon accompanied his
father on the mail route Saturday.
Mrs. Howard watkins. and son
John were visitors at c. L. Malone's
Thursday.
Robert Patzncr has purchased a
truck.
Miss Mary Doyle spent tho week
end at the Hickcl residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson were
Resan shoppers Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. G. L. Malone and
John Carlson were among those who
attended the food sale and ice cream
social in Regan Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Dixon and small
children spent Sunday Ut the Chaun-
cey Cleveland home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson and
Doris were Sunday visitors at Bill
Hickel's.
Ole Wold's were visitors at Paul
0reenan's Sunday.
j. r. Jones is still very vi. DR..
Thclen Of Wilton has been called to
see him several times.
John Carlson attended American
Legion meeting Saturday evening.
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Dodge
By OLGA M. GROSSMAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Buche Of Zap
were guests at the homes OF Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Goetx and Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Goets Thursday and Friday.
Jake Zeissler Of Halliday was .
business caller In Dodge Friday.
Henry Grossman and children,
Hulda, Oscar and Frteda motored to
Dunn Center Sunday where they Wis.
tied with the George Smith family.
]. Shirley Of Beulah purchased one
carload Of hogs from our local buyer,
Glen Kirk.
Vivian and Lloyd Kenyon motored
to Beulah Saturday where they had
dental work done.
The four-month- -old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Fleckenstein died Wadnes-
day. Funeral services were held
Thursday in st. Martens church.
Father Goldsmith officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 8. Barrows and
children were guests at the Fred
Jones home Sunday.
August Koesel Of the Knife River
country brought hogs to Dodge Fri
day.
Glen Kirk motored to Bismarck
Saturday where he looked over
business affairs in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Grossman and
children were guests at the Jacob
Daffee home Sunday.
There will be services and Sunday
school in the Congregational church
Sunday. Sunday school at o'clock
and services at 2:30 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Hammel and
Joyce Siverts motored to Dickinson
where they attended the district dec
lamation contest.
L. H. Bothner called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Smith Saturday evening.
Joe Soutner Of Mandan was visit
ing with friends and relatives in
Dodge q few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Loefflebien and
children motored to Zap Sunday
where they visited with friends and
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Hammel mo-
tored to Werner Wednesday where
they attended the play given by the
Werner high school.
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LIeirl
By OLGA M. RISE

Mrs. Herbie 0underson and daufh-
ter. Mrs. Harry Helseson. called at
the Harold ChristiAnsen home Mem
day afternoon.
Olga Rise motored to Wing satur-
day.
Algot Dravland Of windsor, n. D.,
called on relatives ia this neishbor-
hood Sunday.
Alfred Arneson and Mrs. Seymour
Arneson spent q few days with rel
atives near Windsor. Alfred Arneson
took truckload Of cattle down there
for Mr.. Dravland.
A few from this vicinity attended
the dance ct Tuttle Friday evening.
Joseph Rise spent Friday evening
at his parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmer Arneson. I'd
NygaArd, Ed jenkins and ol9a Rise
motored to Bismarck Saturday.
b. n. Lein nnotored 70 Bismarck
Monday.
Gale Birkeland motored to priscoll
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard olanville Of
Wing called ct the Harrison Rodgers
home SUNDAY
Nathan Robbins Of Bismarck. Ed
Jenkins. valdeInar Iein, Joseph and
Clarence and Alice Arneson spent
Sunday afternoon at Joe Rises.
A. II. Helgeson Of Regau attended
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Sterling
By MILDRED a. JOHNSON

The P. T. A. meeting was held at
the schoolhouse Thursday night,
April 25th. The program was given
BY the seventh and eighth grade
pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. s. French visited
ct the Carey johnson home. north
Of Sterling. Sunday.
Mr.. and AGrs. John eedwec have
moved from the Park house to the
farm near Driscoll.
Mr.. and Mrs. BrownAwell and son
Bobby were shopping in Bismarck
Saturday.
Mrs. Il. g. Stiles and children Wis
lied ct the Carey johnson home Sat-
urdAy after. .loon.
J. r. johnson y having . new well
dug. Mrs. Carey JOHNSON u board
ing the men for Mr.. Johnson.
Mr.. ana Mrs.. VIII stiles and chill
dren visited ct the H. Q. stiles home
Sunday.
Gerald and Orval Kater visited at
the II. G. stiles home Sunday.
Mrs. Carey Johnso- called ct the
Laurence Mork home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest johnson. Ed
gar johnson and Raymond Johnson
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Glen View


vcrl and Paul Holden and Shorty
Jacobson called at the Ivan Holden
home sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynard Splitter took
their little daughter to Bismarck
Sunday for medical attention. She
has not been well for some time.
Enock Anderson and daughter
Anette and Mr.. Anderson's mother
motored to Baldwin Sunday where
Mra Anderson expects TO visit for 4
few days with her daughter. Mrs.
David Trygg.
Aelsa 6ormula and Ernest Rupp
visited ut the Jake Splitter home sun
day.
Services were held In the Lutheran
church at Painted Woods Sunday at
o'clock.
Frank Paris and George Trusdale
OF near bismarck called ct the Enock
Anderson home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Kjcrston and
daughter Naomi and Harry Drownlee
OF Wilton were supper guests ct the
c. NJ. Jacobson home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enock Anderson and
family and Frances Larson Of Bald
win and Loren Couch visited 1T the
Lars Jacobson home Sunday.
H. b. Thompson ana Thomas
jacobson called on Gus Larson Sun
day.
Chas. Kratz WAS q business caller
In Baldwin Monday.
L. A. Carlson Of Mclean county
visited at the Con johnson home
Sunday.
Hans Nelson had the misfortune ia
have one Of his fingers badly cut In
the tractor plows Monday. Fred Pc
terson took him to Wilton where he
had 1t dressed by DR.. Thompson.
Lowell christensen motorcd to Bis
marck Saturday morning.
Ray Scott Of the Quality Meat
Market Of Bismarck was Z business
caller In this community ono day last
week.
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Menoken
BY MRS. JENNIE DANCE

Mr.. and Mrs. George Abelein of
Anamoose. N. D.. spent Saturday and
Sunday visiting Mr.. and MRS. r. c..
Abelein. They made the trip by car.
Chester and Albert Sherman began
work on the Northern Pacific sec
ton Monday.
Mrs. Charles Enockson and Mrs. r.
M. Ludcman of Bismarck visited Mrs.
A. H. Klepstein Thursday afternoon.
The Campfire Girls gave q play, "A
French Maid and Her Photograph, :"
at the consolidated school Friday
night. After the program q lunch was
served. The sum Of SIS was realized
from the sale Of tickets and pies,
which will be used for 4 vacation for
the Campfire Girls some time during
the summer.
Mrs. Laef Blensley and children. Of
Bismarck. came to Menoken Wednes-
day to visit Mrs. Blensley's sister. Mrs.
Ed Ebling. They returned home Nom
day after visiting friends and relatives
near Menoken.
Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Abelein and
children. Mr.. and Mrs Walter Yeakle.
Arthur Yeakle. Mr.. and Mrs. A. C..
Dance and children, Miss Maalfred
Berg, and Clarence Ayers were enter.
tanned at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Ayers Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Dance. Mrs. l.aef Blens-
ley and children and Russell Dralle
motored to Brittin Sunday. visiting
MIR. and Mrs. Marshall Dralle.
Albert Ely began working on the
Apple Greek section Wednesday.
Mrs. w. r. Dance and Mrs. Ed Eb-
ling were dinner guests 1T the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Baer Of
Bismarck Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris DcGroot spent
Tuesday evening visiting Misses Kam-
phaugh. Ness and Heller at the con-
solidated school.
Mrs. Milton Rue and daughter, of
Bismarck. spent Friday visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. v. M. Craven
Mrs. Craven returned to Bismarck
with Mrs. Rue Saturday and will
spend few days.
Henry Ebling motored to Bismarck
Saturday afternoon.
Ralph Snyder is working ct the
Klepstein farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Agnew were
shopping in Bismarck Saturday.
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iary was we'll attended and . nice
sum of money was realised. Ars. O.
TyherG. Mrs Earl Aowder and ArA
Clarence Kettleson composed the
committee.
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. Michelsen and FAM
lily visited with relatives In Wilton
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Graham OF Bis
marck were callers in Regan last
week.
The date Of the next regular meet
Ing OF the American Legion auxiliary
will be announced BY the secretary,
Mrs. G. L. Malone. Some OF the
members are planning TO attend the
third district rally which will be held
In Mandan May End.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. Worden,
. son. Sunday. April IL.
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Frances
BY MILDRED E. DlETzMAN

Joe Fisher had some plowshare,
Snarpened IN Mckenzie Monday.
William McCluskey of mckenzie
delivered gas at the Walter Dietsman
farm Tuesday forenoon.
Cedric Craig hauled q load OF feed
70 Menoken Tuesday morning for
William Kershaw.
MRS. Lawrence Madland and Mrs
William Kershaw transacted busines,
IN Menoken Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kershaw
transacted business in Bismarcl
Wednesday.
Charles Mccormick had an expert
out from Bismarck Wednesday to
overhaul his tractor.
Alfred Carlson was q business calle,
at the Joe Fischer home Wednesday
Mr. Carlson is Mrs. Joe Fisoher's
uncle.
August Nesper. who formerly
worked for Bill Madland, is now en-.
ployed on the Charles Mccormick
farm.
Walter DietEman has had word
from Pomeroy. WASH, that his broth
er, George DietSman, is In very poor
health.
John Olson transacted business in
Bismarck Wednesday.
Mrs. Lizzie Rieneke, mother Of Mrs
Walter Dietzman, has been confined
to her bed with influenza for several
days the past week.
Martin Tooker got some seed spcltz
from Walter Dietzman Thursday
morning.
Misses Violet and Gladys Tooker
have been absent from school the past
week on account Of the farm work.
Miss Gladys Tooker called At the
Floyd Owen home Friday.
Miss Edna johnson. teacher Of the
East Frances school No. / spent the
weekend 1t her home near Regan.
Senus and John Harms are the
proud owners Of Z new car.
Mr.. and Mrs. william KershaW
went to Bismarck Friday afternoon
to get their daughter Esther, who at
tends high school in Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Tooker trans
acted business In Bismarck Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. jackson Of Bismarck called on
Walter Dietzman on business Friday.
Miss Evenlett Tooker called at the
Adam Scheurer home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Tooker were
visitors at the Floyd Owens home
Sunday.
Miss Tena Harms. who is employed
by Oscar H. VIII & Co. Of Bismarck,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Tebbo Harms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Fricke got some
gopher poison from Walter Dietzman
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tebbo Harms and son
Jake and daughters Tena and Dena
called at the following places on busi-
ness Sunday afternoon: william Ker-
shaw home, Floyd Owens home, and
the Adam Scheurer home.
Elmer Bloomquist of Mckenzie
called on his brother -in-law, Elmer
Lundquist. on business Thursday
afternoon.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-25
Regain


Mrs. A. H. Lundbcrg and Miss Nell
lie Lundberg were callers in Bismarck
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hauser OF Nc
Clusky visited at the F. Dimmond
home Sunday Of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Fisher were visitors
In Hurdsfield Sunday Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. Eide Of Arena were
guests ct the A. H. Helgeson home
Friday Of last week.
Miss Mabel Disnmond and Miss
Alma HAuser attended the class play
In Wilton Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Lundbere and
family were guests at the A. Wester-
man home Sunday.
Miss Hopkins. . nurse ct Q Bis.
mArck hospital, WAS guest ct the
home Of her brother aud sister-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Hopkins Of Re-
gan. Sunday.
Miss Ireda Uhde. r. n. left Mon
day Of last week for Boise. Idaho,
where shs viii b employed In / gov
ernment hospital 6 nurse. Miss
Uhds expects 70 b gone about
year.
Nrs A. n. Lundbere visited ct lhs
home of her ststs9. 1lrs. WIN. Michel-
zen. last week.
Ar. and '1frA J. Fiaher and family
spent the week end With relatives and
friends Ii Bismarck.
The Raw. and Mrs. Ogter conducted
segvices In the fentecostal church 81
RegAn Sunday.
The American Legion held theil
regular meeting saturday evening
They decided TO discontinue Givine
dances during the busy spring sea-
son
The food sale and Ice cream social
given by the Amesjcan LeCiou auxtl.
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THURSDAY, APRIL Is, 1920

to business matters In this vicinity
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Severson and
family spent Sunday afternoon at the
Henry Arneson home.
A fairly large crowd attended serv.
ices Sunday. There win be Nor.
wegian services again Sunday, May
5th, at IL O'Clock. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Christianson had their little
daughter baptized. The name chosen
was Marion Evelyn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Christianson, Mrs. Marie Olau.
son and Olaf Olauson were sponsors.
Catherine Lein spent Sunday eve
ming with -2ubie and Hazel Arnescn.
Nathan Robbins and Olga Rise
spent Sunday evening ct Alfred Arne-
sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Bjerke and
daughter Esther motored to Bismarck
Saturday.
Ed Nygaard. Harry Helgeson and
Olga Rise motored to the Harry Ul-
fers farm, north Of Arena. after some
cattle for Harry Helgeson.
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Welch's Spur
ny MRS. h. M. WEIGH

Mr.. Nieland brought Mrs. Nieland
and her little nephew, Eldon Snyder.
back to school Monday morning. They
had spent the weekend at their
homes. Mrs. Nieland teaches Boyd
school No. /.
Mrs. Robt. WEIGH was on the sick
list the first Of the week.
Lawrence Doppler, who was quite
III with severe cold the end Of last
week, was able to b up and about
again Tuesday.
Mrs. George McMurrich visited at
the Ro6t. Welch home while her
daughter Margaret and Marcus
Tremblay called at the Q. p. Welch
and Ed Doppler homes. Marcus OK.
poets to help the veterinarian IN ex-
aminine cattle for tuberculosis Ia
this vicinity In the near future.
Elmer Funston from Bismarck,
made several calls In this vicinity
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Welch motcre4
to Mel1oken and Bismarck on bpsis
Iless Thursday.
Fred Rittel was searching foe sosnt
stray cattle Friday. He located them
Saturday.
Mr.. NielAnd called ct the Robt.
WEIGH home for 1lrs. Nielend and
little nephew Friday evening.
Mrs. B. Slater and dauolitef JeA-
nette and Mrs. Jewell noone, III o.
Brittin. called on AGrs. Skaters daugh-
ter, Ars. John Welch. while on their
n
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-25
Alta
BY KARL SCHATZ

Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hochhalter
spent Monday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Hochhalter.
Fred Bracket transacted business
In Regan Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Van Vleet Of
Pickardville spent Sunday at the
Brown home.
Mrs. Adams spent the past week
with Mrs. Jones.
Georgetta Dixon spent the week
end with Inga Adams.
Susan and Pauline Schatz visited
Inga Adams Wednesday.
Mary and Ted Hochhalter and
John zelmar spent Sunday evening
visiting friends near Washburn.
John Pool and Laurel Adams spent
Monday evening at the Anderson
home.
A group of young folks gathered At
the H. Schatz home Tuesday evening
to help Susan celebrate her birthday.
Geo. Hochhalter and son Ted mo-
tored to Wilton Wednesday.
Laurite Adams helped Gerald Jones
at the Alta store one day last week.
John and Edwin Zelmar OF near
Regan spent Wednesday evening at
the Hochhalter residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stroh spent
Sunday afternoon at the H. Schatz
home.
Laurete Adams and John Pool
transacted business in Rcgan Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Hochhalter, Mary and
Ted were Regan shoppers Friday.
Caroline Bracket visited with
Esther and Ruth Schatz Sunday.
Richard Adams motored to Bie.
marck Sunday.
Mrs. Carl 5chatz and sons were
McClusky shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil johnson visited
at the Jones home Sunday.
lnga Adams and 0eorgetta Dixon
spent Sunday Afternoon With Esther
johnson.
A group Of young folks gathered 1t
the Julius Olson home Saturday
evening. The evening was spent In
dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and
children spent Sunday at thu
1rackett residence.
John Pool. Gus and Thofisld echats
moeored 70 4cClusky wednesday.
NJ. and 4fs. John Vents o. Nc
0luslIy were visitors at the Carl
0chAts home Friday.
0lboog Inea Adams and Mn.
1roWn spent ThuroaAy evening With
Esther And Pauline ochats.
John 0etoh, who has been confined
In tn hoepit61 the nnst vaak. -.