The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-20
MOffit
By hrs c. E. NfOFFIT

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Manson ef
Oregon, who have been visiting in
Lansing. Mich, stopped at the home
Of Mrs. Manson's uncle. e. r. Klee-
man. for q few days visit. She Is Q
daughter Of Jake Kleeman, who for
merry lived in Wild Rose township.
The grandmothers unit served Ice
cream, cake and lemonade Saturday
afternoon and hamburger sandwiches
and coffee in the evening. They took
in about $50.
D. G. Kierland Of Sterling is help
ing part time in the bank while Mr..
Pillsbury Is indisposed.
Rev. Chas. w. Grant and Rev. Yer
gil Liberal are conducting revival
services in a tent in Moffit. Rev. Yer
gil Liberal Is the singer and his songs
and guitar music are much enjoyed
by all. They will hold services till
the 23d.
Mi. and Mrs. Pillsbury and Teddy
and Mrs. Henry Shuttle were trans
acting business in Bismarck Monday.
Fred Moffit finished breaking sod
for G. E. Moffit Tuesday.
Little Ina Faust had the misfortune
to get hold of some lysol and drank
q little. Quick antidotes were given
and she got relief without any very
serious results.
Mrs. Ella Porter and her grand
daughter Austie are staying in town
now. Mrs. Porter still has q sore
finger but Is much better.
Miss Jordis Rafteseth and Eddie
Adams were married In Bismarck
Sunday. Mrs. Hulett, a sister OF the
bride, and Glen Adams. a brother Of
the groom, were the attendants. In
the evening q charivari party was
given in their honor at the Adams
home and treats were set up. They
will reside on their farm home one
mile east of Mckenzie.
Fred Pillsbury had the misfortune
to throw his shoulder out OF place
and tear three ligaments loose while
he was jumping. About four years
ago he had it misplaced while driv-
ing to Pursian Park Sunday. They
rushed him to Bismarck, and the doc
tor bandaged 1t up for him.
Martha Brightmeyer has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Mike Hanson,
for a few days. She lives at Ashley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Hofstad. Lloyd
and Katherine, and Wilhelmina Moi
fit were shopping in Bismarck Friday.
Mel Edwards, MI. and Mrs. Au-
gust Benz and children Maurice and
Gladys and Mrs. v. Benz left on Sat-
urday for a visit in Minnesota and
Wisconsin. Mrs. v. Benz will visit
relatives and old neighbors In Minne-
sofa, where she has not been for a
years. They went in Mi. Edwards
new sedan.
Mrs. Susie Vanwinkle is assisting
with the housework at the B. G. Lane
home.
VIM. Lane and Armand McCarl
went to Mandan Saturday and at
tended the carnival which wa held
at that place.
Several from around here motored
to Pursian Lake park Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Porter mo-
tored to Bismarck last wednesday
where Mr.. Porter had to report for
jury duty, but got excused. He also
took In his assessment books.
Eta Hoffman has been sewing for
Mrs. B. F. Lane.
Fay johnson left Saturday morn
ing for the springs In Missouri where
he will receive treatment for some
time. He was accompanied by The
ron Ellison from Sterling. who went
along to keep him company and help
drive. He will visit relatives in Mis-
souri,.
Mrs. G. e. Moffit entertained q
number of boys and girls at q BIRTH
day party for her daughter Thelma
Wednesday, June Il. Games were
played and q tasty lunch was served.
Miss Thelma received many pretty
gifts.
Mrs. w. E. Nichol visited with her
sister Mrs. Peter Wentz at Napoleon
for a few days last week.
Plans are being made to build an
addition on the schoolhouse before
the coming year of school.