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Ghylin
BY MISS E. r. KRAUSE

Agnes Selahn was a weekend visi-
tor 1T the E. E. Oster home in Re-
gan.
Roy and Arthur Wageman called
on August krause, Jr. Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Krause and Mr..
and Mrs. August Lundberg and son,
Leonard, were callers at the E. j.
EnGelbretson home Sunday. They al
SO listened in to John Law and Mr..
Joel Nordlund who hroadcasted over
KFYR At Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Noon spent q
few days at the Nels Aim home.
Mrs. A. J. Krause and daughter,
Esther. spent Saturday in Regain.
Dane Spanberg is busy hauling
grain to Regain.
Ellis Gill was Wing caller Sat-
urday evening.
Miss Esther Krausc spent the
weekend at her home. She is staying
with Miss Doyle at the school house.
Miss Hildegard Krause returned to
her home Wednesday after helping
Mrs. Garnes with the house work.
Barney Fischer, Marion Aim, and
Wilbur Noon were Regain callers Fri
day evening.
Barney Fischer was a caller at the
D. e. Spanberg home Thursday.
Word was received Of the death of
Mrs. Nels Aims mother at Wausa,
Nebraska. Mrs. Aim was unable to
attend the funeral.
E. ]. Engelbretson transacted busi-
ness in Bismarck Monday.
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Wilson Township
BY MRS. JOHN A. BERG

Mr.. and Mrs. A. =. Nelson motored
to Wilton Friday.
Miss Betty and Rose Strobe Of
Bismarck visited with their sister,
Mrs. Gustav Newmiller over Sunday.
Mrs. Clara Whicher spent the week
end north Of Mercer with her par
ents.
VIM. Emery is very Ill 1t his home.
Mrs. Christ Wolf and daughter
Pauline motored to Mercer Satur-
day.
Lewis Wagner was . visitor ct the
VIM. Emery home Tuecday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Berg were Sum
day evening visitors ct the VIM. Wag-
ner home.
Gust Newmiller and J. A. Berg were
business callers at the Ed Berg home
Monday.
John Berg Of McClusky was . Wis
itor ct the Sam Berg home.
DR.. Elger Of McCluskey was called
to the Christ Warmer home on &C.
count Of the illness Of their son John,
Charley Rinnich, Mercer, was . Wis
itor at the J. A. Berg home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wall Of
Montana returned to their home
Wednesday after . four-weelEs' visit
with friends and relativeA
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Wagner vis-
tied 1T the 0ustave Newmiller home
Tuesday evening.
Kelley Nelson was Z business caller
In Wilton Monday.
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Mas Ellen Peterson. who under
went . double mastoid operation Of
the Bismarck hospital In Bismarck
some weeks ego. u improving.
Friends here Of George Olson, q
former Wild Rose boy, Win be inter-
ested 70 learn that he has purchased
some land At Williams, Minnesota
His sister Lucille Olson was married
last summer to lAarold jerks, 4
young man Of that place.
w. H. Brownawell marketed q
bunch Of dressed turkeys In Bismarck
Wednesday.
Miss Lily Stirling. one Of the Dana
school teachers spent the weekend
visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. i. Peterson mo-
tored to Bismarck Saturday to visit
their daughter, Miss Ellen, who q Z
patient ct . hospital there.
George Staff ana daughter, Mrs.
Howard Brownawell Of Motif left for
Baker, Mont. last week by car for .
two weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mars. Obert salhus and
baby are making their home this
winter with John Peterson and fam
lily.
Misses Mary Metcalf, teacher Of
school No. 2. Miss Ada saville, teach
er Of Cherry Grove, and Miss Lily
Stirling, teacher Of Dana school No.
!. Ill found the weather too Indictment
Tuesday to keep school.
Frank Saville, who has been hay
Ing q siege Of the flu and sinus trou-
bic. called on DR.. Baer Of Braddock,
ana Is now considerably improved.
Harry Koenig and Homer Browne
well helped H. A. Carlisle butcher.
Saturday.
Little Edith Exner, who has been
III since Christmas with flu and COM
plicattons, has not made q good .
recovery Is her friends would wish.
r. w. Feltheim consulted Dr.. Baer
OF Bradock Thursday.
Lee and Roy saville, and Miss LII.
liam Peterson returned to their high
school work ct Braddock, after spend-
Ing the weekend at their respective
homes,
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Judith Barsthmass Of Roseglen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Rupp and family
were last Sunday guests at the
KNOWINGLY DormAn home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Monroe and
son who have been residing on q
farm near stu Win move 70 the old
Monroe farm this spring. M. and
Mrs. Burl Monroe and family who
have been, living On this place viii
move to their former home In Glen.
view township.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Fred Kent and family
were recent guests at the home Of
Mrs. Kent's parents, Mr.. and Mrs..
Andy Peterson.
Miss Judith Barsthmass who has
been q house guest ct the home Of
her sister, Mrs. Alvin NordStrom. has
decided not to return to her home ct
Roseglen until the weather warns up.
She had intended TO leave Saturday,
but the weather was too severe.
Willie Borner Of near Arnold WAS
here the latter part Of the week on
business. He also called ct the home
Of his mother, Mrs. Matilda Baum.
CART.
Miss Madge Runey was In this dis
trict on q tour Of inspection Of schools
. few days ago.
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HazeltOn
By ELEANOR LANDsBERGER
lToo late for last xeeIkl

Too late for last week.
The father-and-son banquet held
Monday evening In the McCusker
rooms by the local Boy Scout troop
was Z very successful affair. The
prominent speaker Of the evening was
Rev. Paul 8. Wright OF Bismarck.
Mira. Rachel Lenhart entertained
number Of her young friends ut her
home last Friday evening.
The Parent- Teacher association will
meet this evening In the school gym
nasiurp. 4 very Interesting program
has been arranged, the feature being
q debate on the question: Resolved,
That Modern Dress i Comfortable
and Practical" The affirmative side
Is taken by Mrs. o. Hurts and H. w.
Stone. The negative side u supported
by Miss Margaret Olsen and Ladelle
Brtegle.
The Hazelton Tigers fought q de-
cisive game Of basketball last Friday
evening against the Linton Lions. The
result Of the game was II to II in
the Tigers favor.
Misses Rachel Lenhart and Agnes
Keo9h went to Bismarck Wednesday
by train, and returned the following
evening.
J. B. Landsberger motored to Lin
ton Friday evening to meet his son
Eugene ut the train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fischer and
daughter and Miss Nellie Goughnour
were Hazelton shoppers Saturday
afternoon.
Alton Lenhart arrived home Tues
day evening from Bismarck, where he
had been employed at the Woolworth
store. He will remain until about
tho 18th Of next month.
Abe Miller and Ben Kalberer spent
Sunday In Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Stedman visited
In Hazelton Sunday afternoon.
The juniors Of the Hazelton high
school are giving big carnival dance
and vaudeville show Friday, Feb. /.
A big time Is anticipated.
The congregation Of the Presby-
terrain church held meeting last
Sunday afternoon. Business before
the meeting included election Of Of
ficers and q pastor. A fine lunch was
served by the Ladies' Aid after the
meeting. s
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BY OLGA M. RISE

]. o. Rise, Art Bjorhus, Alfred Ar
neson and Ed Nygaard motored to
Driscoll Thursday.
A few from this vicinity attended
the party given by the Royal Neigh
bors OF Driscoll ut the Driscoll hall
Friday evening.
Bonnie Lien and Israel Kater of
Regan called on friends In this neigh
borhood Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Rise motored to
Regain Wednesday.
Catherine Lein spent q few days
last week with her friend, Alice Wick.
Rev. Lars Foss called at the Ole
Spiide home after services Sunday.
Alfred Arneson, Ed Nygaard and
Harrison Rodgers motored to Wing
ana Regan Saturday. Mr.. Rodgers
remained In Wing until Sunday eve
ming.
Harold and Arnold Christianson
motored to Wing Monday afternoon.
Paul Paslay called on friends In this
vicinity Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. O. Rise and John
Birkeland motored to Driscoll satur-
day.
Clara Lien spent Sunday afternoon
at the Harry Helgeson home.
Theodore Torgeson spent Sunday
evening at the John Birkeland home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman spent
Thursday evening at the Alfred Oh
son home.
Miss Dorothy Barkman spent the
weekend at her parental home.
The Ladies' Aid meets 1t the Nels
Dronen home Wednesday, Feb. Is.
Ed Nygaard motored to Driscoll
Monday afternoon.
Olga Rise Is assisting Mrs. Helmer
Knutson Of Driscoll with homework
for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman mo-
tored to Driscoll Monday.
Mrs. Harold Christlanson spent
Monday afternoon with Mrs. George
Christiauson.
The Luther league will serve an
oyster supper ct the church basement
next Sunday evening, Feb. 3. A pro-
gram has also been arranged. Every
one Is welcome.
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Hazelton
BY ELEANOR LANDsBERGER

The Christian Mothers society will
meet next Saturday afternoon at TIE
home OF Mrs. Tony Appert. Mrs. E.
q. Beastrom is assisting.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wendeliu
Fischer Z baby boy on January 20,
Next Saturday afternoon the lady
members Of the Parent Teacher as
ISOLATION of the town will hold food
sale.
Mrs. Tony Appert and baby, and
Mrs. Shaunessy went to Bismarck
Monday morning by train.
John and Gerhard Jonkman spent
the weekend with their folks.
The Tigers, local basketball
team, were entertained 1t q 6 o'clock
dinner last Wednesday evening Il
the e. Steiner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fischer and
daughter, also Miss Nellie Cough.
nour, attended church services in Ha.
zelton Sunday after which they had
Sunday dinner ct the Wendelin
Fischer home southeast Of town.
i The Mandan Papooees encountered
the Tigers" last Saturday night n
q hard fought game resulting in 1
score OF 1911 in favor Of the Man
dan boys.
The Tigers" will journey to Lin.
ton this Friday night to play I game
with our greatest basketbsll rivals,
the L. H. S. "Lions." a very fast
game il anticipated. Many Of tn
high school students plan 70 accom-.
pany the team.
Mrs. Dan Parsons il up and about
again this week after being quite
sick for = few weeks.
Mahlon Rotsien visited Of home
Sunday returning Monday. He !,
employed In Bismarck.
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Wing
By EDITH MUELLER

G. A. Bossart and John Weber took
Mrs. John Weber to the hospital Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Bindawald and Mr. and Mrs.
David Flood left for their home In
Garrison Tuesday. They attended
the funeral for Mrs. Jake Helm.
Karl Schneider Of Goodrich spent
several days ct the David Helm home
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Olson Of Harvey
were visitors at the Jim Olson home
Sunday.
James Tees motored to Bismarck
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed. Larson is in Bismarck re-
ceiving treatments for her foot.
Lorene Gardner OF Makoti, N. D.
Is a guest at the Davis home this
week.
VIM. Danielson of Fargo was q
Wing caller one day last week.
Philip Weber returned home from
the Bismarck hospital Friday morn
ing.
John Harry and Mr.. Fueling mo-
tored to Bismarck Saturday where
Mr.. Fueling entered q hospital for
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cumber were
called to Montpelier Saturday on &C.
count of the serious illness Of Mr..
Cumber's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Harry Of futile
were Wing shoppers Saturday.
E. e. See and A. E. Kopplin took
Mrs. Fueling to the Bismarck hospital
one day last week. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. John Weber.
Edith Mueller and Dena Bossart
assisted Martha Helm with the house,
work several days this week.
Mrs. Isadore Kremenetsky and baby
daughter motored to futile Friday,
returning Monday.
G. S. Teppo motored to Mandan
Monday.
Jerome Bleth left for his home in
Hazen Wednesday.
Mrs. q. j. Mandigo and sons re-
turned to Bismarck Tuesday after
spending some time at the H. Bailey
home.
MRS. HEM DIES
Mrs. Regina Gackle Helm, As, was
born in Borden, South Russia, Sep
TENDER %, 1853. and passed away at
the Bismarck hospital January q,
She was united In marriage to Jacob
Helm In 1902. In 1906 they came to
the United States and settled near
Fessenden. From there they came to
Wing where they homesteaded. The
deceased leaves thirteen children.
eight Of whom are living. She leaves
to mourn her untimely death, one
daughter. seven sons, her husband
and relatives In Russia. She vas q
member Of the Evangelical church, an
active church worker and q kind and
loving mother. She will be greatly
missed by all. Funeral services were
held In the Wing hall Sunday after
noon. She was laid to rest In the
Wing cemetery.
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Hampton
BY ELIZABETH KOPPY

Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Scheirmeister,
and the formers sister. Minnie, were
callers at the Godfrey 0renz home
Friday evening.
Miss Blanche and Porter TIMBER
were visiting at the Levi Henderson
home south Of Cannon Ball Sunday,
George CheSrown and John RenS-
kers called at the Steve Koppy home
Sunday afternoon.
Among those who called at the
Godfrey Grenz home Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake scheirmeister.
Minnie Scheirmeister, Elizabeth
Koppy, Pauline Flegel, and Clarence
and Cecil Morford.
Paul Mousehund is on the sick list.
Steve Koppy and son Math were
business callers In Cannon Ball Mon
day forenoon.
Wallace Kyes. chairman Of Enmons
county commissioners. went to Valley
City to attend county commission
ers' convention.
Edwin Morford was up in the Gay
ton vicinity Sunday.
Emil Rensselaer, OF near Haxelton is
here with his mother this week.
Mrs. Dorothy Rensselaer,, daughter
Lydia. and son Emil, were business
callers In Linton Monday.
Edwin Renschler was q business
caller ct the Steve Koppy home Tues
day.
Henry KNITTED visited at the Steve
Koppy home Monday evening. and
ct the Jake Scheirmeister home Tues
day evening.
Frank Chesrown and son Francis,
who have been in Linton. came out to
their ranch the fore part Of the week.
They are getting ready to put up Ice.
Porter Umber and John Rensker
went to Cannoc, Bail Tuesday. From
there Porter took the train to Bis
marck.
Math Koppy was = caller at the
Porter TIMBER home Tuesday evening.
Math Koppy. accompanied by Emil
Renschler and the latter's mother,
were business callers In Linton We'd
nesday forenoon.
Clarence Fetterley and John Rens-
kerS were calling on friends In Can
non hall Wednesday afternoon.
Frank Young Bear. Of south OF
Cannon Ball, was = business caller at
the I'd Weller home Thursday after
noon.
Dick White eagle and Tom Gray.
bull Of Cannon Ball were seen in THU
vicinity Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Ars. John Backhaus were
busin9es callers IN Linton Thursday
afternoon.
A birthday party was given foz
Herman Baekhaus Jr. Tlaursday eve
ming About 80 Of his friends were
present. The evening was spent II
dancing end playing games. At mid
night q luncheon WAS served.
Clarence Fttterley and John Reus.
kery helped haul Ice for Steve Koppy
Friday afteruoon.
Miss Louise 0oelrins IS assistina
her sister, Mrs.. John Backhaus. with
thu houseWurk tor : few days thi,
week.
Hans Miller. e Haxelton. Is working
Tor Herman 1ackhaus 9r. this winter
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Raleigh
BY W. B. FORWARD

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Klien had a,
their dinner guests Sunday, C. L
Klienschmidt and children and Mr.
and Mrs. p. J. Rausch and children.
S. ]. Pack went to Mcintosh Friday
where he will visit at the home Of
his daughter and family, DR.. anc
Mrs. Ed. McFall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabriel NaRal re.
turned Friday from Selfridge where
they have been visiting friends and
relatives.
Miss FEST Of Strasburg is a guest
in the home Of her brother, Sam
Fiest. this week.
Peter Klien, local stock buyer
shipped a car of hogs to Tacoma
Washington, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Leob en-.
tertained party Of friends at thei,
home on Wednesday night.
Mrs. Steele who has been quite III
with influenza is not able to attend
to her duties at the post office ..
yet.
r. Hardwick, Mandan, was a bust.
ness visitor in Raleigh Tuesday.
p. ]. Rausch was a business visi.
tor in New Leipzig the first part o1
the week.
August Daily of Cannon Ball wa.
business visitor in town Thursday
Word has been received from Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. BEEN, who motoreC
to Iowa for a months visit, that
weather conditions are about the
same as we are having here and they
do not know when they will be able
to return.
Henry Halverson passed away at
his home west of Raleigh Thursday
morning from pneumonia following
influenza. Funeral arrangement
have not as yet been announced as
they are awaiting the arrival of rela.
tives.
Rev. G. L. Holmrast, who has
served as pastor Of the American
Lutheran churches at Flasher, Freda
Leith, and Raleigh, for the past two
years, rendered his resignation to
take effect April 1.
Eugene Wills had the misfortune
while playing basketball, to break
one of his fingers.
Mrs. Pearl Pherson Of Minneapo.
lis, Mimi, arrived Thursday evening
to be with her mother and attend
the funeral Of her father, Henry Hal.
version.
Mrs. Hazel O'Brien arrived Satur.
day evening from Cleveland, Ohio
to attend the funeral services Of he,
father. Henry Halverson. A son
Loveland, is expected the first Of thu
week from Cleveland, Ohio.
DR.. De Moulley was called to thu
home Of ]. c. Christensen Sunda,
where Mr.. Christensen is sufferin1
from an abscess in his throat.
Ed. Rasmussen drove the schoo
bus the first Of the week owing t
the illness Of ]. G. Christensen.
Word has been received from Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Westrum who ar,
spending the winter in the West
They are in Vancouver, British Co
lumbia at present. They expect K
visit several former Raleigh fami
lies before returning to Californi,
and home.
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NEWS OF OUR NElCHBORS
We extend our heartfelt sympathy r.
the bereaved family.

/ We extend our heartfelt sympathy q
the bereaved family.
Peter Klass transacted business In
Mandan. Monday.
Mrs. j. A. Jacobs and daughter.
Theresa. were visitors 1t the Delbert
Kenyon home Wednesday.
Mrs. o. b. Halmer. who has been
q guest for nearly four weeks ct the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Breev 1t
Grand Rapids. Mich. returned to her
home Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Barrows were
guests Sunday Ut the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Klirg.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. 0oetz were pas
sengers to Bismarck, wednesday.
, where they had dental work done. re-
turning home Saturday.
Frank Lavorske transacted business
in Hazen Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Oleich was an afternoon
caller at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs..
ID. p. Fix Sunday.
The Misses Theresa Jacobs and
Barbara Marquard were business
callers In Golden Valley Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Loefflebien
motored to Zap Tuesday, where they
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Loef-
flebin's father. Robert Hintz.
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Florence Lake
BY MRS, HENRY sErLINcEH

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry se,,,r... -
little daughter Marjorie M srd NJ NJ
crime, Lee and Donaid Mcixinnc,,, 49, ~.
visitors at The Enersn, GIn- wSre
home Saturday nieht Th. a..nN.
was spent In piayinr cards ana ssnss
and at midnieht 4 fine InncS ..,s:
served. ' " AA'e lunch was
MI. and Mrs D. = Mcf,,.,,., :.
returned from Indisna wh.ra t tss..
have heen v;.,t;,,. ~ wnele. tney
folks for the pest three montn. I Al.
Mcclellan Is stayinr with hsr r,o ~.
ct Goodrich. o'''Sl
The community was sadd.r.s =.
hear that Mrs. Jack Hem nssssd srs 10
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mickelson and
daughter Odessa visited ct the Harry
Davenport home Saturday afternoon
George Alickelson motored to Man
dan Friday.
Cecil Elkins was . Regain caller
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mosier were
Saturday evening visitors 1T the Carl
Berg home.
Mrs. Earl Mowder spent several
days 1t J. +. Little,s this week.
Clayton, Clyde, Ruth. Phyllis, and
Norman Little called ct Earl Now.
der's and Roy Lttle's Sunday eve
ming.
Pete Mickelson and Roy Nc
Cullough were business callers In
Regan Sunday.
Gene and clyde Little spent Sunday
evening visiting ct the Knutson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nicholson mo-
tored to Bismarck and Mandan Mon
day.
Mrs. Joe Keifer visited With her
mother Mrs. Anna Knutson Monday.
Phillip Schulz transacted business Ia
Regan Monday.
Mrs. Anna Knutson spent Thurs
day at the Joe Keifer home.
Mrs. Roy Little spent several days
this week at ]. +. Titles.
Frieda Uhde was q Regain shopper
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bosche and
family were Friday evening vicitors
ut Frank Mickelson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davenport and
Charlotte Wilmot were callers in
Regain Thursday evening.
Pete Mickelson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Mccullough were Regain bust
ness callers Friday afternoon.
Arnold Void spent several days
this week with Gene and Norman
Little.
Harry Demond and Art Strand mo-
tored to Bismarck Wednesday. where
Harry purchased 2 new coupe.
Charlotte and Ruth Wilmot, George,
Marie and Buster Schilling and Gene
Little attended the pie social at Can
field Friday night.
The board Of directors Of the Farm
ers elevator held . special meeting
In Regain Wednesday evening.
Frieda Uhde Is spending the week
in Bismarck with friends.
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family visited at the Henry Stiles
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Bassen and
famlly visited at the Christ Schoon
home Sunday afternoon.
Rudolph Jensen Of Driscoll is
spending Z few days at the ]. w.
Byer's home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen and
family spent Sunday afternoon at
the Christ Schoon home.
Seamon Gibson was q Sterling
caller Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harding call
ed ct the Tyler Johnson's home FRI
day.
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Mckenzie
BY MRS. J. B. swANICK

Mrs. Chas. Packard Of Shields was
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. A.
Doucette, over Sunday.
The Royal Neighbors gave . pub
lie initiation and program last Thurs
day evening after which supper was
served.
The Ladies' Aid met 1t the home Of
Mrs. H. T. Crum last Wednesday.
Dinner was served ct noon.
The Homemakers' club was enter
tanned at the home Of MI. and Mrs.
Il. 4. Hughes last Monday evening,
Dinner was served to the members
and their husbands At 6 o'clock. The
delegates gave their reports on the
Fargo meeting.
The Homemakers' club met ct the
home Of Mrs. Miller last Thursday
afternoon.
The W. C. T. u. will meet with
Mrs. Warren Cli1be Thursday after
noon. January 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Gogneir, Bis
naarck, were eueats Of &I. and 1Grs.
| 81. s. FSirchild Sunday,
Lloyd CJi4bo 81 Hiamarck was !
visitor in town Sunday.
+. .. Crum rsturned Thursday
Tie Royal Neighbors enjoyed !
slsigh ride party to the George
Hughes home Saturday night where
lUmeh WA SERVED. sss
II. s. Falrchild has bsen SUFFERING
from = broken RIB eausAd ~ fall.
NJ. and Mrk y. Il. 8Van{ck. ~.
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y MIS-. =. Q. JOHNSON

4 x E
Mn. a. EiBonbeix and Mrs. 4. II.
1e3apd 1pont Monday 9fteEn0cu With
Nh VI ptd1oen.
~. md Mn Hets Andssson ana
depAtef NORA q Aandan vieited
Win Nh. NAysr sunday.
Nh j. 81 &ntddou md MIA Chas.
2xaHoq who have bsen seriously ~.
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~. M Mn. +. w. 0teas o. Steele
NoFe 0glg64 oa1lofs Monday.
k04 M46Dou. Mn. don Hougen
- 6nal0l1lr aind Nm ClaroEco
gn1pa 6penE Monday aftesnoon
NJ eeSok Jaeo3ee4 and ya16jl
le1 0D1pt ~ yook@osld ~ Ms
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Carr enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Newcomer
and family Sunday.
Miss verna Sleight was 1t the
Rosvold home over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Swanson spent
Sunday at the Chas. Swanon home.
Mrs. John Stewart called on Mrs.
Henry Van Horn Monday afternoon.