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The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-19
Steiber
BY MRS. C. L. MALONE

Bill Hickel went to Bismarck Fri
day to attend the assessors meeting.
He was accompanied by VIM. Ander-
son.
Mrs. William johnson drove to
Menoken Friday after school to spend
Saturday and Sunday at her home.
She returned Monday morning.
George and Glen McAllister were
Regan visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson attend
ed the Legion dance Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Baron and son
Norman spent Sunday at the Ma
lone residence.
Gerald Jones took q load OF eggs
and cream to Regan Monday and
brought load Of merchandise for the
Alta store.
Merwin Oder ground feed for Paul
Greenan. Ole Void and G. L. Malone
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Dixon were
shoppers at the Alta store Saturday
evening.
Miss Mary Doyle spent the week
end at the Hickel residence.
The EStherville school board held q
meeting 1t the home Of the clerk,
Mrs. John Carlson, Tuesday evening
J. r. Jones Is seriously Ill at his
home 1T Alta. DR.. Thompson was
called to see him Monday.
G. L. Malone hauled q load Of hogs
to Regan Monday.
II. A. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Smith Of Driscoll were Sunday Wis.
itors at the Carlson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Malone were
Regan shoppers Saturday.
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Ghyin
BY ELLA KRAUSE

Paul Rupp spent the weekend at
his home south Of Regan. He re-
turned to Bismarck Sunday evening,
where he will complete his high
school work.
Hilda Krausc has returned to her
home after working at the Q. Thor
home near Wilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Krause and
children August and Esther, were
Sunday callers at the Jacob 0auh
home pear Mercer.
John ana Bill Drawer were callers
In Regan Saturday evening.
Mrs. L. J. Truax Of Wilton and
daughter, Mrs. Lenord Oberg OF
Washburn were business callers at
the Fred Ehnes and August Krause
homes Tuesday afternoon.
=. J. Englebretson was 4 Regan
caller Tuesday.
Rueben Krause is employed at the
Albert johnson farm during spring
work.
Lorenz Granting was q caller on
Barlick Fisher ut the d. e. spangberg
home Monday evening.
Hilda Krause Is able to be up again
after weeks illness in bed.
Mary Doyle spent the weekend
with her sister. Mrs. VIM. Hickel,
north Of Regan.
Spring work Is now in full swing,
after the cold spell. Mr.. Rupp Is
plowing as fast as his hired man,
Adolf Krause. can make the tractor
80. He has about the most done "a
far In this vicinity.
Ella Krause Is employed ut the j.
Lehman home near Baldwin.
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Drake
6y ROSINA KENlPER

The McHenry county PIT. A. coun-
Gil met at Drake Saturday. April Is.
A splendid program was given in the
forenoon and another program equal
ly as good was given in the afternoon.
A noon hour luncheon was served by
the Drake Parent Teacher associa-
tion. Sixty out-of- town guests were
present. Every PIT. A. in the county
was we'll represented at the council.
which has q membership Of 70. Of
ficers elected for the coming year are:
President, Rev. v. r. Breaw, Balfour::
vice president. Merle Kidder, Towner:
secretary, Miss Lillian Parmenter.
Towner county superintendent: treas
urer, Mrs. N. J. Walper. Anamoose
Farmers In this vicinity resumed
wheat seeding operations Friday
afternoon, after one weeks delay
caused by the heavy rain and snow Of
April S and 6. Joseph Rindt, the gov
ernment weather observer here, re-
ports l.s8 inches precipitation on
those two days. Low temperatures
and frost followed the precipitation.
which was most welcome, Is there
was very little moisture in the subsoil.
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Schrunk
~ HELEN MARCHANT

Miss Tracy Novy called ct the O.
O. sperry home Tuesday evening.
John Witt and Andrew and Wtlbert
Meters attended the dance In Wing
Friday evening.
Miss Mabel Lytle spent the week
end at her parental home In Florence
Lake township.
Luella Wentz spent Sunday ct the
VIM. witt home.
Andrew and Wilbert Meters were
supper guests ct the r. q. Marchant
home.
Clara and Mary johnson spent
Sunday afternoon with Ruth Helm.
Erwin Vents called ct his parental
hon1o Sunday morning.
Mr.: ana Mrs. VIM. witt and daugh-
ter Esther and son 0ustave called at
tho Jacob Vents homs wednesday
evening.
Mr.. Herman 6eilenger spent
Wednesday afternoon with her sister.
Mrs. Henry 6eilenger.
Jacob BeFg oa1led ct the R. q.
Narchant home Tuesday.
John and Philip Nolan began school
again Tuesday after : few weeks
I. aboonoo.
ToWnahip mseting was held et TIE
q. q. npoexy houle Tuesday evening.
NJ. ma NJ n Nolan and family
called on Y. oon6 6esltn Thursday. J.
MrA Christ Helm and family mo-
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-19

BY OLGA M. GROssMAN

Joe Jacobs and K. A. Swan were
passengers to Bismarck Tuesday,
where the latter purchased q truck.
Tena Moon Of Center. this state. Is
spending . few days at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Barker.
Sailer- -Roesler Wedding - On Sum-
day, April 18th. occurred the marriage
Of Miss Katie Roesler Of Golden Valley
and Leonard 6ailer Of Dodge. The
wedding ceremony was performed by
Rev. Vetter. After the ceremony
many Of the newlyweds' friends drove
to the brides home where bounte-
ous dinner was served. We wish them
. prosperous and long married life.
The carnival siven by the Dodge
school was well attended. Everybody
enjoyed 1t very much.
Michael schraeder was an east
bound passenger to Bismarck Thurs
day. where he looked after business
affairs In that city.
The people Of the Congregational
church held their annual church
meeting Sunday. Paul Make was
elected Sunday school superintendent.
and the other officers were reelected.
Mrs. T. B. Rogers Of Zap was q
business caller In Dodge Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. Ooetz and fam
lily motored to Glen Ulltn Saturday.
where they visited with friends and
relatives In that city.
Vivian Kenyon. Paul Brenner and
Emil Wager called ON Theresa Jacobs
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Siverts Of the
Knife River country attended the
carnival Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stern and chill
dren motored to Golden Valley Sun
day. where they were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. p. Stern.
Herman Lietz Of Taylor transacted
business In Dodge Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fischer and
family motored to Richardton Sunday
where they spent the day visiting
with friends and relatives.
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Belcher. OF Mckenzie, ana daughter,
Mrs. q. H. Leathers, Of Wandan.
Oelvin SWA'iick. q student at the
Bismarck high school. spent the week.
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
B. awanick.
The Mckenzie Wide-a.Wake club
was entertained by Mira H. T. Crum
Saturday afternoon. Quite q few Of
the little members were present Isa-
bel Colby Is In charge Of the club.
The homemakers club gave . car.
nival In the hall Saturday night.
Those In charge Of the booths were j:
Fishing Pond" Mrs. J. r. Wildfang:
Beauty Parlor." Mrs. Z. w. Ander.
son: Chamber Of Horrors" H. +.
Hermanson: "0et Rich Quick" Mrs.
Reed: variety Store" Mrs. Dow:
"Jewelry Store" Mrs. Lewis: Home
makers Graveyard" Mrs. r. r.
Hughes: Fortune Telling" Mrs. II.
T. Crum: Candy and Fancy Work
Counters" Mrs. Ed. Conley and Mrs.
J. Il. Rodgers: Lunch Counter" Mrs.
Doucette and Mrs. Belcher. The pro-
gram follows: Solo. Richard HAM
blen: reading. Mrs. Tom Hughes:
duet, Mrs. II. r. Crum and Mrs. H. E,
Hermanson: solo. Miss Young. The
trained horse was introduced by Mr..
H. Lewis.
George Manly was q caller In Daw-
son Saturday evening.
H. E. Wildfang Of Sterling was q
Mckenzie caller Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. wilbur Miller brought
little Violet from the hospital sun
day, April Z.
Mrs. G. D. Rodgers visited Mrs
Jerry Sweeny Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. STRIVING were
Monday callers at the T. Hughes
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Wildfang enter
tained ct dinner Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Miller and family and
Misses Moses and Young.
Mrs. N. J. Striving visited Mrs. W.
E. CliSbe Sunday evening.
B. F. Coons was q Sterling caller
Monday.
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Mckenzie


Mr.. ana Mrs. H. T. Crum and Mr..
and Mrs. Andy Doucette entertained
at q welcome party in the hall Mon
day evening In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs,
=. q. 6pttSer. former residents Of Nc
Kenxie. but who have lived In Long
Beach. Calf. for the past five years.
Dancing furnished the pastime.
Music was furnished by George
0lauser Of Bismarck. At midnight
lunch was served by the hostessoS.
Mrs. Manly Of jamestown returned
70 her home Friday after visiting 1t
the home Of her son George and fam
lily the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hughes, Sr., mo-
toted to Bismarck Tuesday.
Mn. Harry Raeshke and Mrs. z. W..
Anderson were shopping In Bismarck
"wednesday.
Tho Ladies' Aid was entertained BY
4rA =. =. Hughes wednesday after-
noon. They v''' inset with Mrs. Her
manson Nay 1sk.
Mr.. and Mrs. AZ. ]. Belcher invited
. few Of the old friends and neie4lpa s
Of 0rs. Hannah Belcher to surprise
farewell party Monday evening.
Thoee present were Mr.. and Mn. D.
p. Rodgers. Nr. and lGrs. I w. Rod
|eeeh ~. and Ars. W. Z. Watson. =.
~ 1eafhera, Ar. and 1lrs. J. =. Wild
fang. Mn. g, =. 0fum. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ftod Lang. M. and Mn, "a ooulev.
|lnd NJ. and NiA Z =. Heaton, or.
MI DeIcher plans 70 leave tor lier
home IA 0c1an, B. y. after spending
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Painted Woods
BY MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD

Mrs. VIM. Brown spent Friday
afternoon visiting ct the Frank Riobo
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brown
called and took her home In the eve
ming.
HRS. Ole Lillefjeld spent wednes-
day afternoon and evening - the
Elias Lillefjeld home.
Mrs. Ole Soderquist and con Elmer
visited at the Ole Lillefjeld home.
Mrs. Tom Hustad returned - her
home at Minot Saturday uaogning,
Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld taking her 70
Wilton to catch the morning bus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Erickson and
son Ernest visited with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nielsen, sun
day. They also were going to ca1l a
the Oscar AnStrum family Sunday
evening and then take the river rood
home to Bismarck.
Mrs. VIM. Brown called at the Joo
Brown home Tuesday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Brown WoEo
Wilton callers 1aturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Liileeiold, oo0
Gerald, and Mrs. Merton Oonaog0y. q
daughter from Glendive, Mont, spont
Thursday ct the Ole Lil1e1je1d 6&mos
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Lille1toad 6SH
sons Gerald and Christ q Din1n6Do1s
and Katherine Hellivig speEt tlho1
afternoon ct Ole Lillefjeldk
Thursday, 1Grs. Andrew Mo1oon'
called on MrS. VIM. Brown.
Mr.. and 1rrs. Henry JohnGoo -
the proud parents Of Q baby soo.
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Gibbs

Florence Engdahl celebrated her
eighth birthday April IL. Mrs. Julia
Jordan and children Of Bismarck mo-
tored out to help her celebrate.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gabel Sr. visited
with their daughter, Mrs. George
Hughes. Of Mckenzie, Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Schneider and children
spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
p. A. Winberg.
The Victor Engdaht family visited
Mrs. Eugdahl's mother, Mrs. Nels Nell
son. Sunday afternoon.
Saturday morning Mrs. Philip Gabel
and son Raymond called at the Henry
Gabel home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Scott, Emma
Nelson and Gordon jenkins were
Sunday evening visitors at the John
and Victor Engdahl homes.
Emil Sabot and family spent Sun
day afternoon at John 6abot's.
Marie, Phyllis and Margaret Gabel
visited at Adrien Asbridge's Saturday
forenoon.
Jack. Tony and John Schmidt and
Tony Lift spent Sunday afternoon ct
NSCVA8S &AOSkA o.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Gabel. Bob
Shear and Pat Barneart spent Sum
day afternoon ct the Frank 0abel
home. Supper was served.
Marie oabel spent the weekend
ct the Henry oabel home.
Guy Anderson was . dinner guest
ct the Adrian Asbridge home Sun
day.
A birthday party for Marvin 0abel
and Leonard Miller was held at the
Frank 0abel home Sunday. The fol-
lowing enjoyed delicious dinner: Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. 0abel. Mr.. and Mrs
John 0abel and children, Mr.. and
Nrs. Henry Miller and children. and
Edville and Sheldon Fields.
Howard Tiltden called ct the
Bridgedale home Sunday.
1lrx Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Halvor-
ZEN and baby daughter spent Sunday
afternoon at the Adrian AShridge
home. They enjoyed . delicious sup
PR before they returned to 1i1nnArok.
Aers. Clarence echmitS spent the
weekend 1t the home OF her par
ents. Ar. and Mrs. August Benz. Of
Moffit.
~. and Mrs Harry Schmidt bad
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Glenview
By MRS. LARS JACOBSON

Miss Bertha speltser returned %
her home Saturday evening after
spending week at the Victor Frank
lunl home west Of Wilton. where she
assisted with the housework.
Elmer scnoolcTait was : business
caller in wilton Saturday.
The 0lenview school directors held
their meeting at the Enock Anderson
home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Tom Morgan was m overnight
guest ct the jacobson home Friday.
Frank Rocker Jr. was q business
caller at the Con johnson home Mon
day Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con johnson were
Bismarck and Mandan callers Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. TED Quanrud and
family, Miss Helen Little Of Bismarck.
Mrs. Russell Liddle Of Chicago. Mr..
and Mrs. John Portkya and children
and Henry Deide and son all were
visitors at the jacobson home Sunday.
Tom Morgan sold q team Of horses
to an eastern buyer Friday.
Mrs. Walter Simons and daughter
Grace were recent callers at the Tom
Morgan home.
Grace McAvoy spent the weekend
at the home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James McAvoy. She returned
Sunday evening to Wilton to resume
her school duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enock Anderson and
family visited 1t the Carlson home in
Naughton township Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie spitzer ana
daughter Helen were Sunday visitors
at the Jake Splitter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McAvoy and
family were supper guests 1t the
Chas. Kratz home Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Morgan, Mrs. Lois Jacob
son, Mabel Sager and Millard Jacob
son called at the Con johnson home
Friday evening.
Alex Oshanyk of Wilton and Mabel
Sager motored to Turtle Lake Sunday
to see the oil wells.
Mrs. E. E. stranden1o returned from
q Bismarck hospital Thursday. where
she had an operation performed, and
Is much improved.
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Wing
~ EDITH MUELLER

A miscellaneous shower was given
.at the Schoolhouse Wednesday eve.
ming In honor Of Mrs. Reynold spit.
ser. bride Of last week. The evening
was spent In playing games, after
which Z lunch was served. The bride
received many useful and beautiful
gifts.
Miss Dottie Mae Haley and EIDE
Cumber Of Tuttle spent the weekend
at the Fred Cumber home here.
0ussie jacobson brought Z load Of
salt over from Tuttle Friday for Isa.
dore Kremenetzky.
Josie Olson spent Friday evening
and Saturday with Lenora Johns.
Dan Tice spent the weekend at the
Ray Bond home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. =. ohylin and son
and Burnett Jacobson. of Garfield
were Wing shoppers.
Christ Berg returned home from
Minneapolis Friday. He shipped car
load Of hogs last Tuesday.
Mrs. Jake Kremenetzky, Ruby, Ze-
NTH and Leonard, OF Tuttle, were
callers at the I. Kremenetxky home
USlc USy IASJ Week.
Mrs. @. Harris moved back to her
farm Friday. She has been In town
all winter 50 her daughter Elizabeth
could 60 to school.
lola DuToit OF Regan was . caller
at the E. G. Cleveland home Sunday.
Maudc Chenoweth of Sterling Is
Z guest at the Harry Knowles home.
John r. Weber Of Tuttle spent SUM-
day at the John Weber Sr. home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Davis and chill
dren visited at Makoti Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mueller motored
to Underwood Sunday to visit with
Mr.. Mueller's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Hopper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynold Splitter spent
several days at Baldwin last week.
The Congregational church choir
motored to Still Sunday evening,
where they sang several numbers at
the Still mission church.
@. A. Hubbell and Jake Helm mo-
tored Mrs. Helms mother to Portal,
NJ D. From there she went into Can
ada. She has spent the past four
months visiting here.
The M. w. A. hard times dance,
held Friday, was quite well attended,
The prizes awarded were: First prize,
Mrs. James Olson: second, Mrs. Hy
Jacobson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Dein and family
were Sunday guests at the Ole Tybere
home In Regan.
Misses Opal Harvey. Theo and La
nora Johns were capital city shoppers
Saturday.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid Dot
luck supper. held In the church base
ment Thursday, was well attended
Mr. and Mrs. b. w. Graham and
son Jack motored to Mckenzie and
Bismarck Sunday.
Mrs. Peter Henry Anderson was q
guest at the Ole Anfinson home sun
day and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack 0lanville, Erwin
and Fern motored Mr.. Glanville',
father to Willow City Saturday.
Leonard and william Knowles &C.
companted Henry McClusky and son,
to Bismarck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Knowles. VIM
Knowles and son Billy. Myrtle Peter.
son and Sena Torgerson were Bis.
marck callers Sunday.
The All club met at the hall Sat.
uray. About 80 members were present
The next meeting will be held at thu
hall 3(ay 1. -
Mr. and Mrs. Amiel Picpkorn oI
Bismarck were guests at the home ol
their daughter. Mrs. Toilet Subey
Tuesday.
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Hazlegrove
BY MRS. RAY HAzLEoRovE

Elmer Perry and his mother, Mrs.
Ida Perry. were in Tuttle Monday.
Elmer was In to meet Robert Witske
who Is going to work for him.
Dale Goldsmith called Tuesday at
Harry Ulfers for the horse he bought
Of Harry.
Miss Otillia Brose and the Misses
Lena and Della Kraft and Arthur and
Harold Kraft were callers Monday
evening at the Emil sattler home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Sattler and
daughter Shirley Jean were callers
Tuesday ut the Ulfers home.
We were sorry to here that Wallace
Stewart Is sick and at the hospital
and hope he will soon be able to come
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Muford Irons are
the proud parents Of q baby boy
born April 7th ct the hospital at BIS.
marck. Mother and baby arc fine.
We congratulate them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Haxlegrove were
supper guests Wednesday evening at
Emil Sattlers.
Ray Haslesroye called at Elmer
Perry's Thur1day after Z load OF oats
which he bought Of Elmer and he
also called at I'd Wagner's ana Ben
Hamburg ground It for him.
Mrs. Ben Hamburg called ct Harry
Ulfers' Thursday.
vint. Roberts and Melvin Eassivag-
en- called at Ed Wagner's to see Ben
Hamburg Thursday.
The Patterson Land company
moved 500 head Of cattle from the
ranch near Wing to their pasture
northeast of Tuttle Thursday. They
stopped over night at the 3V ranch
on their way.
Ben Hamburg called at the Ulfers
farm Friday on business.
Ben Klanburg was dinner guest
Thursday at McIntyer's.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Gray and FL
mer and Opal Gray called Friday eve.
ming at Hazlegrove's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove called
Saturday at Mc1ntyer's after Harry
Ulfers' grain drill which Ray will use.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray called at
Perry's on their way over to Ed
Clouds Friday after Miss Opal.
VIII Harty Is now road boss Ia
Kickoppo township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove were
dinner guests at the Frank Gray
home Sunday.
Emil Satuer called Sunday evening
at the Chris atolker home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Cipplin and son
were guests Sunday ct Chris Stothers.
Those that attended Sunday school
et Pleasant Hill Sunday were the NJ,
g. Goldsmith family, Joe Goldsmith
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers
and the Will Thieling family.
We also heard that Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Harding Of Bismarck and ROY
Harty Of Tuttle. who is Mrs. Hard
tng's brother are going to move to
Dickinson soon. We hope they viii
like 1t In their new location.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-19

BY KARL sCHATZ

Emil stroh spent Thursday evening
at the H. schatz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Stroh and Mrs. II.
Schatz and daughter Susan drove to
Bismarck Tuesday, where Susan con-
suited physician.
Laurits Adams was q business caller
at the Anderson home Tuesday.
John Stroh Is q patient ct the st.
Alexius hospital In Bismarck on &C.
count Of blood poisoning Of the hands.
Mrs. Carl Schatx and sons drove
to McClusky Tuesday. where Mrs.
Schatz had some dental work at
tended to.
Millard Coombs was busy assessing
the farmers In this community the
past week.
Emanuel schatz spent Tuesday eve
ming at the johnson home.
Albert and Alvin Zelmar were In
Regan Friday. ~
Mr.. ana Mrs. Dave Hochhalter spent
Saturday evening at the home Of their
parents.
Jerald Jones took q truck load Of
cream and eggs to Rcgan Monday
for shipment.
John Pool spent the weekend with
his parents at New Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Larson Of Tes-
senden came after the GogoSon girls
Tuesday. who have been visiting at
the Adams home the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John STEINER Of Re-
gan attended church here Sunday,
after which they visited at the Geo.
Hochhalter home.
Mr.. Jones drove to Bismarck Satur-
day. where Mrs. Jones consulted q
physician.
Albert Anderson and Laurits Adams
went to the mine Friday afternoon
after q truckload Of coal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bender Jr. viS-
tied 1T the home Of Mr.. Bender's
parents Sunday.
Misses Florence and Bessie Ander-
son Of Bismarck spent Sunday with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ander-
son.
Gus and Pauline schatz motored to
McClusky Friday evening to attend
the play presented by the juniors Of
the McClusky high school.
Albert Anderson was at Adams
Wednesday to get the engine which
he purchased from Richard Adams.
Jack Coombs spent Sunday after
noon visiting Mr.. Jones. who is III.
The state veterinarian was In this
community last week testing cows for
tuberculosis. AS yet he has not found
any that were affected with the dis
case.
Richard Adams and John Pool and
somc Regan friends drove to Wing
Friday evening to attend the hard
times" dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Hochhalter and
Mrs. J. Stroh drove to Bismarck Sun
day to visit Mr.. Stroh, who is In q
hospital.
Some Of the farmers in this COM
munity have started their spring work
in the fields.
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Wild Rose
By MRS. w. n. BRowNAwsLL

The school board met at the clerks
office Tuesday evening and paid bills
for the year. One member was ab.
sent.
L. e. Heaton Of Mckenzie and Archie
Marvel Of Moffit were through here
last week purchasing horses for ship
ment.
A number Of the young people at.
tended the declamatory contest given
BY the high school pupils Of Braddock
wednesday evening.
Miss Dorothy Lamb, q high school
student Of Moffit. visited friends here
Thursday after school.
John Peterson, who has been tax.
Ing treatment for his health in q
hospital In Bismarck for the past
week. returned home Friday.
Miss Helen Doehle Of Moffit visited
Helen Brownawell Wednesday after.
noon.
Neil Funston OF Menoken called
here Saturday to take his sister, Miss
Ella, who teaches school No. !. home
for the weekend.
Sunday visitors ct the Ernest a..
vile home included Jim Adams and
sister. Miss Florence Adams, Of
Braddock, Mr.. and Alrs. w. II. Brown
awell and young folks. Homer, Helen,
Ernest, Marvin and Harold swanson
and Harry Koenig. 81
Miss Mary Metcalf. teacher q
school No. :, spent the weekend With
Mrs. Clarence echmitx 1t the home
~ AaaA RnvHw vNAn~ Manu-
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Asbridge were
In Bismarck Tuesday visiting with
their son Robert. who IS In the hos
pital. having undergone IN operation
for ruptured appendix.
Mrs. +. J. LAWYER Was q passenger
10 Mott Tuesday 70 attend Eastern
Star lodge. Nrs. John Nixon of IL
gin was Initiated tbs same evening.
willard Cowan + doing some
breaking tor ". J. eaunders.
Mr.. and Ma. r. 81. Nichols Of
Aberdeen. who have been visiting
friends IN Leith. LETT Tor HettinSer
Tuesday.
Dan Efiex. who Is employed With
the hridge crew On the Milwaukee,
lett ~ Mobridge "wednesday to re-
slsne Wogk.
John VIII has accepted : position