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7USTEEg SALE OF VALUABLE CORNEl
AS PREMISES 600 r STREET NORTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CORNER
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING, KNOWN
EAST.
By virtue Of certain deed of trust, duly
recorded in Liber. No. 57S9. folio t12 ct seq,
Of the Land records Of the District Of Column
bia, and at the request Of the party secured
thereby, the UNDERSIGNED trustees will sell at
PUBLIC auction. in front Of the premises, on
MONDAY, TIE TWENTY SECOND Day OF
APRIL. AID. 1879, AT THREE-THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land
and premises, situate in the District Of CO.
lunbta. and DESIGNATED as and being lot 2O7
in Edward j. Humans subdivision Of lots in
square $50, as per plat recorded in the once
OF the surveyor for the District Of Columbia,
in Ltber %, folio 96
Terms: Sold subject to prior deeds Of trust
aggregating about s13,200.00, further par
ticulars Of which viii be announced at time
Of sale the purchase price above said trusts
to be paid In cash. A deposit OF $500 90 re-
CURED Conveyancing, recording, etc, at
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise. deposit for
fefted ana the property may be advertised
and resold at the discretion of the trustees
NATHAN DUVALL,
RICHARD e. HARRIS,
Gpil.l515.1Il9,22 Trustees.
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WANTED-TO BUY HOUSES.

WANTED--TO BUY HOUSES.
NEAR THE CAPITOL. ANY SIZE. ANY CON-
ditioni have all cash; must be cheap.
Consider other sections. Write al details.
AT ONCE, FOR CASH, SEVERAL HOUSES,
stores andr apartments, white or coiored.
We also desire to trade several small houses
for large apt. subject to one trust.
SHoWALTER REALTY CO.,
HOS VT. Ave.
from prospective buyers for first-class prop
critics. Why not list your properties with
US? Rent, sale or exchange.
=. p. SCOTT CO.,
40 and st. NV. Met. 1850. 15s
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sALE-HII0TISns
OLD GEORGETOWN

An attractive brick Of eiene chesrful
rooms, bath, hot-water hest, .7udd" In
Simultaneous heater screens and weather.
strips. Situated among the hne old resi-.
dences this Is an exceptionally 1ne home
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s27 18th EH.s y; pb EEALToR MAJ Main 7ss
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FOR COLORFD

TCN OOLONED.
NEAR 3rd AND N. j. AVE. AVE. NV
Excellently conditioned 2-stofy house. con-
tanning rooms, modern bath, h..w. b., gas
and electricity; price, $3.50; terms.
1850 3rd ST. NV.
CHAS. d. SAGER,
e24 18th st. NV. Main 50.
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SALE or RENT-HOIjsEs.

CHEVY CHAsE-TWo DETACHED. MOD
cation; real buy at all,o50; remArkahI
terms; rare bargain. Cleveland 457i. 10
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BEAUTIFUL X ST. NE.
An attractive colonial home 20 feet
wide. Containing bright rooms and
tile bath. Deep lot with garage. En-
tire home newly decorated. All mod
ern improvements, including hot
water heat and electricity. Priced
right and easy terms.
JOHN QUINN CO., INC,
7o4 18th ST. NV. MAIN 5ils.
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eYTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
UNTIL MONDAY, THE TWEWTY-SECCND
DAY or APRIL, 1929, SAME HOUR AND
py ORDER OF TIE TRUSTEES
ADAM A. WH5CHLKR SON, Aactioneers
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Painted Woods
BY MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Dicls kudick and chill
dren and Mrs. Ole SoderQuist and
sons Elmer and Melvin called at the
Ole Lillcfjeld home Sunday evening.
Andrew r!elsonSand son Bob mo-
tored to Bismarck in the latter's car
Wednesday to call on Andrew Nell
sons brother August Nelson, who was
recently hurt in the mine. MIR. Nell
son Is getting along as well as can
be expected.
Lester Brown took a load Of hay to
Wilton Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mitchell and
children spent Sunday afternoon at
the VIM. Brown home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Lillefjcld called
at the Elias Lillefjeld home at Wilton
Sunday afternoon.
Those who called at the Ole Lille
field home Thursday evening
MI. and Mrs. Elias Lillefjeld and sons
Gerald and Edwin. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Brown and son Lester and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Brown and baby and Bob
Nelson.
Lester Brown and Bob Nelson took
in the sale at August Backman Fri
day afternoon.
Muriel Damstrom spent Thursday
afternoon at the Joe Brown home.
VIM. Brown, son Lester. Ole Lille
field, Bob Nelson and Andrew Nelson
took in the Keck sale on the Jacob
Kilien farm Thursday.
Ole Lillefjeld called on Andrew Mel
son Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iver Erickson and
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brown
and baby and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Grown motored to Garrison Saturday
to visit his daughter, Mrs. Amy Bloom
and children.
Andrew Nelson took a load of feed
to Wilton Saturday to get ground.
Iver Erickson and Joe Brown were
Wilton callers Saturday morning.
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lib
BY RUTH and
ESTHER SCHMITZ

John Gabcl made q short call at the
Henry Gabel home Sunday.
Mrs. Fields and children spent
Sunday evening at Frank Gabel's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gabcl and
children visited at Will Gabel's in
Bismarck Sunday.
Saturday evening Mrs. Fred Sabot
and son Vincent called at the Emil
Sabot home.
The Victor Engdahl and Gene Cum
ningham families and John Haybeck
motored to the lakes near Wing Sun
day to hunt. Oh the way home Vic
tor Engdahl stopped at the Nels Mel
son home for a short call.
Mi. and Mrs. Emil Sabot and baby
spent Sunday visiting at John Nc
Ccrmick's.
Philip Starkel and family of Bis
n,arck were Sunday dinner guests ut
the George Koch home.
Yvonnc Sabot spent Sunday after
noon playing with the Emil Sabot
children.
Elizabeth Gabcl spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Gabel.
Rosie, Lizzie, Joe and Matt Schmidt
visited Sunday afternoon at the Frank
Gabcl home.
John sabot called at Fred sabot's
Saturday.
Henry Miller spent Monday evening
st the Henry Gabel home.
John Engdahl of Bismarck called
Saturday at the Victor Engdahl and
Victor Nelson homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Koch were
Sunday evening visitors at the Philip
Lygang home in Mandan.
Henry Miller called at the George
Gabel home Sunday.
Saturday evening the Frank Trygg
children visited at the Jordan home
in Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gabel spent
Sunday afternoon at August Zieglcr's
in Mandan.
David Trygg, accompanied by Miss
Emma Trygg Of Bismarck, we're SUM-
day visitors at the Frank Trygg
home.
Friday evening George Gabel and
children visited at Emil Sabot's.
The following primary children re-
ceived 100 In their weekly spelling
tests: Lillian Koch, Richard Gabel,
Verdon Sabot. Florence Engdahl, FL
eanora Gabel, Ruth Trygg and Paul
Sabot.
Eleanora Gabel was the only child
to get a prize for perfect spelling les
sons the past month.
Mrs. Victor Monion and her sister
Norton have left for st. Paul where
they will visit their brother.
The following were entertained at
a card party by Mrs. Henry Schneider
last Tuesday evening: Mrs. Ernest
Burbage, MI. and Mrs. Philip Gabel
and children and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gabel. Sr. A delicious lunch was
served.
The members Of the Dairy Circuit
surprised Mrs. Henry Schneider Sat-
urday evening. They brought lunch.
Mrs. Schneider will leave soon for the
home of her parents in st. Paul. She
will be missed by her many friends.
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LeitlI
BY r J. II. EMCH

Albert Chalgren and son Axel we're
t~ransacting business in Carson Tues
day.
George Gebhardt. Soren Hauge and
Lloyd Faubel drove TO Bismarck
Tuesday, returning the same evening.
Martin Jensen Of Almont was q
business caller in Leith Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Nehr and SON John
were county seat visitors the first Of
the week.
Walt Woodbury. Of south Of Leith
wa In Carson Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Kimball and
son Billy Of Brisbane e in Leith
Tuesday.
Fred Argaast ana Chas. Dawson
are looking after matters connected
with the Wheat Growers association
at Baker. Mont.
A gcodly number were in attend
nee at Ladies Aid Thursday. Mrs.
CLARK Mossinan will be hostess at the
Aid to be held Thursday. Oct. 10th.
Mrs. Ruth Fahnestock spent Wed
nc-day in Brisbane with her grand
daughter, Mrs. Fred Sept.
Clair Klamath is recovering nicely
from an injury received in the Kohl
borg mine and will soon be at work
again.
Albert L1ocn is building a barn on
his farm just east OF town and plans
en- moving there this week. Carl Nell
son. who has been living there. will
take the house vacated by Albert
Moen.
Shcrm Houser is going around on
crutchcS now, the result OF m acct
dent in his mine, in which his ankle
and foot were injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Finch and FAM
lily and MIR. and Mrs. Edw. Heaps and
family were guests ct the N. G. Finch
hc,nc Sundas.
Miss Katie Haag and sister Rose
were Carson visitors Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. E. J. LAWYER spent several days
last weei In New Salem with her
t-o.hc- and family. Mr.. ard Mrs.
AJAX Eucx,aan.
lGrs. + w: 0lhson and Nrs. =.
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while at the George Lee home Sun
day.
Ernest Iiurr was a business caller
III Sterling Friday.
Levi Rochester is assisting I'd
Fogarty with som Of lis work.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Benz visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Neiman at
Their home for awhile Monday.
Several OF the men in this COM
nunitv have been delayed harvest
lnp flax on account Of the rain .nC
damp weather this past week.
Ernest l1urr, accompanied by
Leslie fick. motorcd to Bismarck
on business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nciman and family
returned home Sunday night. They
enjoyed a very nice visit with their
relatives in Iowa. They Travelled
in their a and lad good roads
most Of the way.
Earl Gask.ll called at the Frank
Rec home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fogarty mo-
tered u Steele Sunday.
w. Il. Runcy has been quite busy
in Stcrlln. the past few days SELL
ii.g his carload Of potatoes which he
had shipped in last thursday.
Charley Gosncy hauled water for
,ir. Dcerstad's c~istcrl Monday and
tuesday.
Char!sy Gosncy and MIR. and Mrs.
Wilbcrt koon and children motorcd
t, the S. Tripplett home Sunday
afternoon. they enjoyed a short
visit with Tripp.ctts.
Several Of the nc,ghbors here at
tended the big sale at the Cheno-
nth home Monday. The crowd was
quite large.
Mr.. Nciman called in Sterling
Tuesday to haul potatoes he bought
from W. L. Puncy.
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C0rbet returned Friday evening from
Dickinson where they were In attend
ance at the State Federation Of Wom-
ems clubs. They report a very inter-
esting meeting, but the muddy roads
made travelling far from pleasant.
Maurice Kimoall returned Thurs
day from York, where he has been
visiting Tor several days. Mrs. Hur-
ley, VINO has been visiting in Bis
marck, returned with him.
Mrs. Lloyd Faubel and children are
spending q few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Clark, west of town.
Roscoe Clark has moved into rooms
III the old Saunders store. Houses
+ at a premium III Leith and 1t Is
almost impossible to find places in
which to live.
Mrs. Roy WcstliEg was a business
visitor in Bcntly Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Faubel and
Mrs. John Will and children spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Clark.
Morris Chalgrcn, who has been
working on a bridge crew out Of Mo-
VI luSc. Mdo IA ACIt.l 4Ol q lOupIC Va
days last week. He is now employed
cn Il bridge crew whose headquarters
will be at Billings. Mont.
Dan Frie2 and Harry Ofcldt spent
Sunday at their homes in Leith.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Omdahl and
family visited relatives III Regent
Sunday.
Leo Eli.sch Of the south country
vas in town Monday with a truck
load of wheat.
John Nixon was transacting bust.
ness in Leith Monday.
E. j. LAWYER assisted the Carson
band SATURDAY at the Market day
celebration.
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Arena
By MRS. OWEN MCINTYRE

Henry Ulfers was a business call
or in Arena Monday.
Bluch Wagner made q business
trip to futile Monday.
Ben Babcock, who has spent the
past two weeks at the Ed. Wagner
farm. left Tuesday to see about q
new location to work. He will re-
turn and finish painting the Bluch
buildings as soon as the weather
permits.
Elmer Duncan called at Elmer
Drums Tuesday. He also took up
some fencing that he formerly used
around some haystacks.
Ed and Joe Smith were callers at
McIntyre's Tuesday for dinner.
A new mode Of hunting or more
modern way, We should say, is in
use around here. The ducks didn't
know what to make of the airplane
that could follow them no matter
which way they went. The only obs
tacle the hunters found was q con-
venient landing place every time
they dropped q duck.
Laverne Guldberg and Russell
Kramer returned to their homes to
spend q day or two until it dries up
enough to thresh.
Mrs. Ben Klagenburg visited with
Mrs. Owen Mcintyre Tuesday after
noon.
Due to the recent fall Of moisture
the farmers are getting busy at the
fall blowing. It has been almost too
cry to do any before this.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Granville and
Mrs. Owen Mcintyre were in Wing
Thursday. They attended the Ladies
Aid entertained by Mrs. Howard
Granville and Mrs. Ben Boss at the
formers residence.
Mrs. Andrew Kraft and Jacob
Kraft went to jamestown Thursday
to e about bringing Andrew Kraft
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Frazier took
their small daughter Anna Marie to
the doctor when she became sudden
Is i'll Wednesday afternoon.
Ben Klagenbure and Ed Paul mo.
tored to Goodrich and Denhoff On
business Wednesday.
W. understand E. Zachrs, depot
agent n Aroma i going t.. Mood
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Wild Rose
BY MRS. w. II. BIOWNAWELL

A number Of farmers here filled
their potato bins last week from a
carload received at Moffit.
Mrs. Ernest Savillc entertained
the Ladies Aid at the home Of Mrs.
Thompson in Braddock Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard B~rownawcll
OF Moffit made a short call on rcla-
tiyes here the first of the week.
A number of our young folks at
tended the dance at Braddock FRI
day night.
Miss Margarct Gillin. teacher of
school No. 2. IA a Sunday visitor
at the Adolph Exnver home.
Tom Marx of Braddock was out
with tho gasoline truck last week.
Dwight Carlisle of Moffit spent
the weekend at the H. A. Carlisle
home.
Mrs. John Peterson sold a large
bunch Of cattle last week in Brad
dock.
Two carloads Of coal are expected
at the spur this week to supply the
needs Of the Wild Rose people and
also the people nearby who car to
maui II.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brownawell
visited at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Brownawell of Sterling Sum
day. Miss Helen Brownawell Of
Bismarck was also a guest.
Miles Stanton. who teaches near
Bismarck, and his brother, Leo. who
is employed at the garage in Stcr-
liE-. made a short call on friends
here Sunday.
Sunday visitors at the Floyd Cos
ncy home included Mr.. and Mrs.
Ncls Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Kinney Of Kiddcr county, and the
0. l.. Peterson family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Saville and
family were Sunday guests at the
o. B. Swanson home.
Miss Jennie Waste, teacher of
school No. /, spent the weekend
with friends near Moffit.
Homer Brownawcll and Harry
koenig enjoyed Sunday dinner at the
G. 4. Buck home.
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Baldwin
BY BOHNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Borner an
nouncc the sale OF their half -scct:on
farm ~ mile east of Baldwin to
Herman 7. Meyer. The deal was
closed the fore part of the week. Mr..
Meyers will take possession about the
18th Of October.
Mrs. Fred Wood entertained the
members of the Presbyterian Ladies
Aid society at her home Wednesday
afternoon. Rev. Christ of Wilton led
the devotional services. Guests in
clnded Mrs. c. A. Nordstrom and Mrs.
knowingly Dorman. The society will
meet the fourth Wednesday in each
month at the homes of the different
members.
Mrs. Sam Hanson left the fore part
Of the week for Darlington where she
plans on opening a rOoming house.
A deal was closed Wednesday by
which Richard Borncr became the
owner of the pool room and equip
mcnt owned by Sam Hanson. Mr..
Borner took possession Thursday. Mr..
Hanson leaving the next day for
Washburn where he visited relatives
before going to California to spend
the winter.
Arnold Rupp. who is employed in
the capital city. spent the weekend
at home.
The Croftc Star Homemakers club
will meet at the home of Mrs. K. N.
Do.man Wednesday. The work Of
tho club during the winter months
will be given yer to instructions in
drcssmaking.
Richard Bornor motorcd to Wilton
Friday to make arrangements for the
auction sale of his farm property to
be held the 14th of October. j. w.
Thompson will cry the sale and Joe
Fevold will act as clerk.
Rev. Richert of Bismarck held
church services in the German Luth-
cram church Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Geiglc enter
tanned the Gus Maell,off family from
Washburn at their home Sunday.
Threslaing was impossible the past
week OF account of rainy weather.
Since the rain a number of local
farmers will begin fall blowing.
Stationmaster Carl Lem spent the
weekend at his home in the capital
city.
Archie Burkhart of Bismarck was
seen in our midst a few days ago.
Richard Rupp. student of the Bis
marck Business college, and Miss
Frances Rupp. high school student of
Bismarck, spent the weekend at
home.
Mrs. Kate Swick and sons Clark
and Rtllin and Miss Olga Rupp Of
Bismarck spent Sunday at the John
Monroe home.
The Baldwin Shipping association
shipped cattle and hogs from the To-
cal yards Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Wayne Cummings
and daughter Iona motored to the
capital city the latter part Of the
week.
Mrs. Ira Falkenstein has returned
from a few days visit at the Charles
Staley home In Bismarck.
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Saturday night - guests Of Nj. AMI
Mrs. Jason Hoover.
MI. and Mrs. Everett Porter enter.:
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brown
and two daughters 1t dinner Satur.
day.
Mrs. v. Benz entertained the fol.
lowing guests ct dinner Sunday: IT.,
ana Mrs. Albert Brown and daugh.
tiers, Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Bailey al<
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Hoover
and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Hops.ad
and two children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brown and
daughter Gladys and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jason Hoover motored to Bismarck
Sunday afternoon to view the new
bridge and dome and other new
things since they have been living at
Sheldon. Nine years makes quite a
cnange In places and people.
Miss Owens. who has been attend.
Ing to some business in this vicinity.
returned to her home In South pa
kota last week.
Mrs. Sam Mani Is visiting in Iowa.
MI. and Mrs. Albert Brown and
Two daughters were over night guests
at the G. E. Motifs home Sunday.
The general science class Of the
high school installed an electric bell
for the school last week. It auto
matically rings every 40 minutes.
which Is the time Of class periods
Saturday night a farewell party
was given for Art Faust, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin RIPLEY at the home of Mrs.
Alfred Faust. About so guests were
present. Games. dancing and cards
were the pastime. At the close CT the
evening q lunch was served. Mrs.
Charles Faust assisted with the n
pertaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Faust enter
tanned at dinner Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Faust and family, Lillian
6oule. Mt. and Mrs. Martin Ripley
and son Billy. and Art Faust. A nice
dinner was enjoyed.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Faust and
family and Mrs. A. Deohle left for
Nebraska Monday to visit for q few
weeks. Albert Faust and family went
to steinauer, Neb., to visit relatives,
and Mrs. Dochle went to Lincoln to
visit her sister.
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news OF OUR NE!CHBORS

former resident here where he TOOK
his claim. On his return he cx-
poets to take a claim in Canada. He
visited with the Linden family
while here.
iIr. and Mrs. Philip Monroe and
Rodrick called in at the Henry Sun
Guist home last ~.eck 81 route 10
hcs parents. j. w. Jirases. Mr.. sun
quist purchased the place he is GA
known rs the Bliss ranch oil the .iof-
tit farm from Lahr in Bismarck.
L. c. Nelson and Iiran were call
ers Thursday Al the Il. c. Nelson
home in Estheryille.
Clarence Starr Was a social caller
Friday night at the J. W. Jiras and
+. &. Nelson homes and 4 luncheon
guest at the George Nelson home.
Hiss Mildred Trygg, who has been
visiting her parents this summer.
left Wednesday night for Spring
field, Mo-. where she teaches at the
Central Bible Institute.
Clarence Starr motorod to Bis
marck Saturday where he had his
CIR o:erhauled 70. his trip u Port
lard. Oregon.
Bert and Harlo H.nlcrshott from
near Mckenzie. accompanied by two
ntighbors. arrived Friday Is visit his
brothcr-in-law. Oscar Coleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Marley and Mrs.
William Staples motorcd 70 B,s-
marek Saturday.
Charlie Rue from Bismarck mas
been here with Harold MadlanI on
the farm looking after his crop in
tercsts.
Sam Brown moto.cd from Max
Sunday where he is employed in
the garage, to visit with friends.
lie returned Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mr.. X. c. Nelson. Billy
and Betty. Willie Jiras, sam Brown.
Edwin Olson and Edith Gallop were
supper guests Sunday at the George
Nelson home.
Marie Farrell. who is working al
the K. C.. Nelson home. came home
to spend Sunday with her parent.
+. G. Nelson's received word from
their daughter, Mrs. L.awrance
Sta.,s, that they would reach gym
der, Iowa, the first Of October and
visit with her grandparents, VII
liam Moorcs. They may rent their
place there in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Fricke have fin
ished their house on Apple Greek
Lcar the T.. {. Nelson home on his
land he purchased and moved on it
the past week. lie resided on the
Rowman place owned by Martin
Bourgeois Of Bismarck.
Emma Nelson came home from
Bismarck to spend the weekend here
at her parental home.
John Anderson motored to Bis
marck Friday to get Floyd and Irene
to spend Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott. Mary,
and Mrs. Jake Fisher and family,
from Regain, returned last week from
a motor trip through Nebraska,
South Dakota, and other states
where they visited Mrs. Scctt's
brothers.
A number from here attended the
roaco at Mcnohcn Sunday. Fat and
| Lawsancc maitland were some CT the
b,oncho riders.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Jiras, George
anG Lille were entertained at din
ner Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Narley.
Clarence Starr left Monday morn
ing by ar for Portland. Orc. where
he will visit three sisters and a
brother and attend the wedding OF
his twin sister. lie will seek en-
ploymcnt and may make his future
home with his relatives. He spent
six years here with his uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Marley.
Edwin Olson, Edith Gallon and
Willie Jiras were dinner guests Sun
Gay at the Glib Cederstrom home.