The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-18
Sterling
By MILDRED JOHNSON

The Aso. D. w. lodge was insti-
tuted ct Sterling Saturday evening,
Apfil 3. The ceremony was held In
the Farmers Union hall commenc-
ing at $50 p. m. Forty-three candi-
dates received the Workman degree
The officers Of the Bismarck lodge
were In charge Of the proceedings.
The ladies drill team from Bismarck
also gave an excellent program Of
drills. b. g. Marks, grand master
workmen from Fargo, together with
other grand lodge officers were In at
tendance and gave appreciative talks
on the merits of the order. The fol-
lowing officers of Sterling lodge were
elected: II. II. Westacott, past mas
<ter workman; A. L. Chenoweth, mas
ter workman; Ed. Barren, foreman;
Mrs. H. Curtis, overseer: Mrs. L. Ham
blin, guide; H. L. Belk, recorder; s..
Gibson, outside watchman; Robert
Sharp, inside watchman. After the
lodge work was concluded delicious
banquet supper was served by Mrs.
D. 3. Burton and Mrs. Roy Kositzy
Of Bismarck.
The p. T. A. Of the Sterling school
will have its meeting Thursday night,
April 25th Miss Moen's pupils are
giving the program.
Miss Mildred johnson spent the
weekend at the Martin Olson home
In Driscoll. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ell
senbiess took her home Sunday eve
ming and en- route they stopped at
the Ernest johnson home.
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ellie Elness, Viola Fernquist. Florence
Gosney and Mildred johnson called
at the Gaskill home Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Bloomer Of Man.
kato, Mimi, have been visiting at
Mrs. Bloomer's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Envick OF Mckenzie and her sister
Mrs. Marion Lee, at Sterling, for the
past week.
The Sterling high school and eighth
grade boys played baseball with the
Mckenzie high school and eighth
Grade boys at Mckenzie Friday after
noon. The score was 3 to Il In favor
of Sterling.
The dance given Friday night BY
Sae A. o. q. w. lodge was very vel
attended. Eigty-two tickets were sold
Mr.. and Mrs. "Pete" Craig and
daughter Josephine, who live north o.
Mckenzie, visited Ut Ernest Johnson''
Sunday.
The aunion Aid" was entertained
by Mrs. H. Belk at her home Thurs
day afternoon.
The Epworth League Of Steele gave
pageant at the church Sunday att
Aernoon.
We have q new restaurant In town
Mr.. and Mrs. Bloomer Of Mankato
Mimi, have eixed tho Park House
west Of Smiths into . very cute res
taurant.
Elsie Belle is doing the house
work at the Max Long home.
Mrs. Elder Elness took Miss Mil
dred Johnson to her home, after thu
ball game at Mckenzie Friday.
Olive and Grace johnson visitee
with Mildred Long and celebrated hel
18th birthday Sunday.
Stella Dyystad who has been on thu
sick list for about five weeks. We:
Thought to be much better last week
but she was taken to the BismarcI
hospital, Sunday and had IN opera
ton on the glands Of her neck Mon
day.
A number of the people from
Sterling were entertained at . part.
given by Mrs. Oest Prince 1T her home
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Laurence Mork was badl!
scalded last week with hot coffee.
Edgar johnson is helping Ton
Stewart with his spring work.
The gravel haulers were bus.
graveling the road south Of Sterling
last week.
The Sterling high school pupils arr
busy practicing their senior play en-
titled, '"The Early Bird"
Mr.. and Mrs. p. e. Rath were towl
callers Thursday.
Mrs. Ohara Of Cleveland, N. D.
RATED in town few days this week
bave Kerland left for his hom'
Friday night because Of the death o
his little niece.