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S. w. Burleigh
By KATIE d. STEWART

John 'Alsbury- and family have
moved into the section house at
Magnus. Mr.. Alsbury has been farm
ing for 20 years, and has now de-
cided to take short vacation and
perhaps get into some line OF business
at the same time.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Hauser and Abe
Loveless transacted business in Bis
marck Monday.
Mr.. Kurtzmar held a sale at the
Kraft place Thursday of this week.
He has recently moved into town and
Alex Anderson and family, of near
Regan. have moved onto this place,
which they will farm the coming sum-
mer.
A. J. Stewart delivered some hogs
in Bismarck Monday.
Mrs. Granting is home again, after
spending several weeks at the A. j.
Stewart home.
Andrew Ivan has rented section
OF land in the Glencoe neighborhood
and has purchased another. MIR. Ivan
expects to do a great deal of farming
this year. He will continue to live on
his own place near his fathers, but
will drive back and forth to farm the
other land.
Loren Granting of Wilton visited
relatives in this vicinity last week, be-
fore going to Watford City. He has
accepted a position there, where he
can be near his children.
Robert Belyea, who formerly lived
in this vicinity, has moved from the
farm he occupied near Wilton. He i
now living in that city
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McMurric.1 mo.
tored to Bismarck Monday.
A family from north Of Bismarck
moved onto the farm in Missouri
township known as the Eldridqt
place. Mr.. Chessak farmed the place
for several years, and the last winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Knight have been livinf
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Stewart motcree
to Bismarck Saturday.
Mr.. Moore has been able the PAS
few days to take his old route t.
Glencoe, the snow having meltef
from the highway. This makes i
much more convenient for those WHIT
have been unable to get their mai
on the route.
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Garfield
BY MRS. A. r. GHYLlN

REV. I. G. Monsoon Of Bismarck
preached at the Garfield school,
house Sun lay. He will return In
three weeks, the It'll Of April.
Mrs. "A. r. 0hylin and baby boy
returned home Friday, March 18th.
Both mother and son are doing
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Olson took Rev.
I. q. Monscn to TIL. H. G. Rasche
home Sunday. On their way they
visited at the Patton home.
Tho intermediate and primary
rooms surprised their teachers FRI
day afternoon. Mrs. Cook and Mrs
II. Taylor served lunch.
Charlotte Wilmot was . weekend
guest at the John Howe home.
Oscar Olson was 4 buglness caller
IL Wilton the fore part Of the week.
Mrs. J. Howe has entered the local
hospital for treatment.
Gerald A. 0hylin returned home
Sunday after spending five week.
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ole Olson.
Ruth, Clarence, 00tfred. Conras
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games we're held In the gym Thurs
day and Friday nights after school.
The score in the freshman sophomore
game was f-2l in favor OF the SophS.
and in the senior Junior game s.? In
favor of the seniors. A small admts.
sion was charged for these games and
the money was used toward paying
for the hot showers that were In
stalled in the gym during the winter.
The p. T. A. held their regular
meeting in the gym Monday night.
The following program was given:
Singing. audience; reading. selection
from Edgar Allen Poe's works. Mrs.
IL. Dornacker; pantonime. Animated
Slang" by the pupils OF seventh ana
eighth grades; piano solo, Mrs. Ross
A. Fillebrown: play. "Wootng Under
Difficulties Miss Knutsvig, Miss
Breidford. Miss Boyd. Miss Hunke.
Miss Snoetland. Miss Mock, and Miss
Hackbarth: music by the girls sex
tette. Bernie Wigton, Esther lech, Ar
letta Craig. Beulah Lindseth. Mildred
Ness and Bernice Ness. The junior
class served lunch at the close OF the
program. :.
The Homemakers club met with
Mrs. ]. p. Boucher Friday. A lesson
on trees and shrubbery was given at
this meeting.
Marvin Ness left Sunday for Bis
narck. where he will be employed for
some time.
The county fair association met
Wednesday at the courthouse and
elected a board of directors as fol-
lows: Geo. Murphy. Kintyre; Jim
Daniels. Pcttibone; Paul Hasse. Tap
pen: Walter DeVore. Dawson: Mont
Lewis, Tuttle: B. G. Rooster. Ross
Haibeck. Francis Haibeck, Of Steele.
This board will meet in few days
to elect officers for the fair associa-
ton.
VIM. Green was in from Pursian
Lake Tuesday.
Carl Altes had the misfortune to
badly wreck his car early one morn
ing last week when the lights on his
car failed to work and he ran into a
large pier OF a bridge at Medina. For
tunately none Of the occupants OF the
car were seriously hurt.
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hclnc, who has been pat.en. IN a
Bismarck hospital for six weeks.
Gerald Ghylin returned home Sat
urday. lie had been staying with
hts grandmother while his mother
was In the hospital.
Emil Olson and family will move
on the O. M. Colyp farm the first Of
April.
Mrs. Louis Jorgcnson called at j.
, F. Little's Saturday.
| Alice Walker Is again assisting Mrs,
| p. E. Patton with housewOrk.
Ferdinand Wutzke called at the
John Weber home Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Emil Olson and son
spent Thursday and Friday at tho
Oscar Masnuson nome.
M. and Mrs. John Moscr were
social callers at tho Joe kicfcr home
Monday.
| Louis Lauricc and Franklin Jorgen-
son called al j. r. Little's Monday
evening after school to visit with
Virgil.
| Mr.. and Mrs Ferdinand Wutzke
and family motorcd to Tuttle Sunday
to visit with friends and relatives.
S. W. NemctZ was Regain bust
ness caller Monday.
Alvina Kraft is assisting will,
houscwork at the John Weber home
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Mccullough were
guests at the VIM. Mccullough home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Wutzke
we're social callers at the M. Feuling
home
Gene Little spent Sunday with
Clyde and Clayton Little.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Walworth
were Regain callers Saturday.
Mrs. John Howe was a Bismarck
passenger Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Magnuson were
Regain callers Saturday.
Ernest Swanson returned to the
ranch to work Tuesday after spending
a few days at his parental home.
S. B. Olson called at the Erncs,
Gordon home Saturday.
Martin Dockter and family moved
to Regain last week.
Guests at the w. H. Kolb home
Sunday of last week were Mrs. K
Kolb and son Andrew. Mrs. v. N
Monroe and Allen Tolliver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Davis were Sun
day dinner guests at the Irwin John.
sons.
Mr.. Kcttleson and son Jenning:
were Regain callers Thursday.
w. H. Kolb called at the Mrs. X
Kolb homo Thursday.
Highland school No. !, taught BY
Mildred Funston. will give an enter.
tainlnent Friday evening, March %
c. o. Kettleson called at the Algo
Ryberg home Tuesday.
Gene Little called at the Adolpl
Ryberg home Sunday.
Ida Magnuson visited with Emm:
Coleman Wednesday.
Leo Sheldon called at Waite
SCOTS Wednesday.
Rev. Monson of Bismarck con
Quoted services at the schoolhous
Sunday. Quite large crowd was II
attendance. Little Clair Ghylin wa
baptized. The sponsors were Burnet
Jacobson, Violet, Fred and Oscar o.
son.
Rev. Christ of Wilton will conduc
services at the Garfield Schoolhous
Easter Sunday.
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Glenview
BY MRS. LARS JACOBSON

Miss Viola De Long and Charles
lindmill. popular members of the
ouneer set Of this community. sur
rtsed their many friends by being
utety married at Washburn, Tues
ay, the 18th Of March. The bride
: the oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
az De Long and the Groom is the
IN Of Mr.. and Mrs. Windmill of
hilton.
A large crowd attended the party
lven at the w. A. Larson home
aturday evening. Whist and dane
lg were the features of entertain
rent and delicious lunch was
rived at midnight by Mrs. Larson.
tusic was furnished by local talent
nd . good time was had by all.
virl Holden visited ut the Lars
acobson home Thursday evening
Loren Couch. who is employed on
ne Lester Larson farm. visited at the
on johnson home Sunday.
Mrs. Jay De Long spent Saturday
light and Sunday with her father,
ans Christianson, who Is = patient
/ q Bismarck hospital.
Charley 6orch Of Baldwin was q
usiness caller 1t the Enock Anderson
ONE Friday.
Frank Rocker. Jr., returned Friday
fter spending several weeks visiting
is daughter, Mrs. Russell Rustand oil
uverne, N. p.
Chas. Krotz was q dinner guest al
1e Lars Jacobson home Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Mosier. who have
.sided on the Scott place all winter
xpect to return to Bismarck In the
ear future.
ALI those who are living In thu
Gods and on the bottom lands arr
sitting busy moving out to avoid thu
God.
Ivan Holden was q Wilton calle,
aturdAy.
Mrs. G. M. Jacobson called at thu
has. Krotz home Monday to see thu
ew baby.
I Willard jacobson and Con John.
on motored to Mandan Friday.
]. Ethel johnson, John Carlson, Bill
larson and daughter Ruth were Bis
aarck and Mandan callers Friday.
Il In spite Of q disagreeable day I
arge crowd attended the sale Of tt'
sobert Belyea property Tuesday ant
,yerythine was sold ct good price.
Il Sophia Fredrickson spent the week
nd visiting her sister, Mrs. Franl
iudstrom.
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Clear Lake
BY MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN

Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Schoon enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Bassen
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Paulsen and family Tuesday eve
ming
The Schoon men folks were Bis
marck callers Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Repp from
south of Driscoll called at the Albert
Christensen farm Friday. From there
they went to the E. A. Van Vleet
farm. They also stopped at the
Adolph Bassen home.
Roy Olson and Willie Schoon at
attended the dance at Tuttle Friday
evening.
Mrs. Marie Olausen and family Wis
tied Sunday at Mandan with Mrs
OlauSen's sister and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Christensen
Miss Myrtle and Walter, were enter.
tanned to lovely Sunday dinner b,
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Thomas. H. A
Thomas and daughter Evelyn were
also guests.
E. A. Van Vleet took some hogs tx
Steele Monday to be shipped by thu
shipping association Tuesday.
Mrs Emma Schaffer and Miss Wv
ian, also Mrs. Harold Hargravc ant
sons Bob and Billy were Bismarcl
callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Sclloon All,
family visited Sunday with Mr.. an,
Mrs. Adolph Bassen.
Mrs. Bable Carlson and children
who have been visiting with her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Smith, for
few days, left Monday evening fror
Steele for her new home near Mi
not, where she has accepted a pc
sition.
Township election was held Tues
day at Clear Lake school No. /.
M. Magness was caller at the Wi
Stiles home Tuesday.
Miss Verna Slight, teacher Of Clea
Lake school No. /, was a Driscoll Wis
itor Tuesday.
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aft
~ FLORENCE GOsNEY

\ Anton OberR was . town caller
svednesdav.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jessen motored
. Bismarck Friday.
4 Is. L. Hurr was in Sterling We'd
eSdaY.
Byron Nieman called at the John
SEM home Friday night.
George Lewis. Herman Nieman
srcsley Gosney and Mr.. Runey were
hose who attended the telephone
Meeting in Sterling Wednesday.
Miss Viola Fernqulst and Earl Gas
i'll called at the Gosney home Friday
vening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Nieman and
,s,ildren called at the Roy Turner
ONE Saturday.
Miss Florence Gosney spent Satur-
ay afternoon with Doris Chenoweth
Mrs. johnson and son William were
own callers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Presley Gosncy and
:arl Gaskill were Bismarck callers
aturday.
George Lewis was In town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Nieman and
hildren were Moffit callers Friday
Mrs Henry lessen called at the
'henoweth home III Sterling Satur-
ay.
James and Johnny Baker we're
terling callers Wednesday.
Carl ard Eddie Olson called ut the
ohm Benz home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Koon and
hildren called at the George Let
ONE in Sterling Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Benz and chill.
rem we're Moffit callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Nieman were
'riscoll callers Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Candee called at thu
Gorge Lewis home Sunday.
Lawrence KositZky and ALFRED
rench OF Bismarck called at tn,
-osney home Sunday evening.
Miss Mildred johnson spent Sun.
ay and Monday nights at the Marion
&c home.
M. E. Ladies Aid will meet at the
.cnry lessen home Friday, Marct
2.
Mrs. Chas. GaSkill returned home
-om Bismarck Saturday, havin,
oent the week with her daughter
IRIS. Carl Kositzky.
The Sterling Sunday school is pre-.
airing an Easter program.
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song America, the Beautiful" after
which several interesting and prac.
tical papers were read as follows:
Housekeeping as q Business" Mrs. +.
M. Long; Accessories that Make q
Home" Mrs. Allensworth; Modern
ConvenienceS at Small Coct," Mrs.
Barton. Mrs. Fetterley read o paper
from a previous program on THE
Lincoln Memorial at Washington"
"A Heap Of Living" Mrs. Koer.-a
"fiome, Sweet Home" club. a nA.v
lunch was served.
The regular PIT. A meeting will be
postponed from March Is to April 3.
Everyone should remember the date
and come.
Mrs. A. Damsgaard visited In Bis
marck several days this week.
Virgil Dexter returned home from
Butte, Mont. where he had been in
the hospital for several weeks. He
sustained an injury to his back and
also had an operation for appendi-
citis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Obert Salhus have
moved into the section house lately
vacated by r. Arntz and family.
Mrs. Olaf Nordstrom is visiting her
mother and sister in Bismarck this
week. Her sister Is one Of the teach
ers in the Bismarck schools.
Mrs. Emma Button went to Bis
marck Friday to receive treatment for
her hand which had been poisoned
by using turpentine. She may have
to remain there several days.
Jim Ryan came down Thursday and
spent the time between trains visiting
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. E.
Ryan.
w. w. Baxter and Andrew Olson
motored to Linton Saturday, return
ing home Sunday morning.
Homer Lamm arrived in Braddock
Friday after several weeks visit
with his mother and sister at Anna
bel, Mo.
Lauri, the little six-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Holste, passed
away Wednesday at the Bismarck
hospital after lingering illness from
diabetes. The body was inferred
Sunday in the Finnish Lutheran
cemetery.
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Steele
BY MRS. F. w. GREss

MIR. and Mrs. J. G. Altes and family
motored to Bismarck Saturday, where
they spent the afternoon shopping
Miss Mildred returned home with
them and spent Sunday on the farm,
returning to Bismarck Sunday night.
Mrs. Mabel Carlson and children
moved to Granville Monday. Mrs.
Carlson will have charge of the tele-
phone office In Granville. Mr.. and
Mrs Sam Wamsley have moved into
the home Mrs. Carlson vacated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Whitney came
from Maine last week and will visit
relatives here for some time.
Htlda Sterck is assisting with the
work at the Geo. Altes home while
Lena is employed in the auditors Of
flee.
Buster Brown returned last week
from TT. Smelling, where he has been
receiving treatment, and will visit at
home for short time.
Adelbsrt Taylor visited relatives
here Sunday.
The Gardner Foye home is quaran-
tined for scarlet fever.
Jessie Homsey and Selma Repp
spent Saturday in Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schossow and
little son made q trip to Mott and
Chandler last week. MI. Schossow's
brother returned with them.
Edgar MCGEE visited Sunday at the
home Of his sister. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Taylor and family.
Vince Wamsley had several fingers
badly cut last week. which necessi-
tated = vacation from work several
days.
willard Porter was in Steele satur.
day visiting at the Hollis Porter homs
Wesley Nicholson was up from Lib
srty to attend the leasing Of public
school lands. He reports Mrs. Nichol.
son having had very bad case Of flu
which lasted all through the cold
weather.
A missionary play. Ordered South,
was siven ct the Epworth League
service Sunday night. Those takins
part IN the play were Prof. Ballantine
Otto Altes, Reulah Lindseth, Arletts
Craig. Glen Darling. and Myron Nc.
pherson.
Mrs. Geo. Altes returned last weel
from Mandan, where she received
medical attention.
| Wilmer Chamberlain ana Henry
Pressler returned from Fargo las
week, where they graduated from 1
barber college.
Ludwig Smith was up from oerma,
township Saturday attending TIL
leasing Of school lands.
j :. A. Anderson made q business triI
to Bismarck Tuesday.
i Eric Wallin Of the Great Wester,
elevator y engaged to take charge D
the Farmers Elevator, April l.
i Mr.. Wamsley. Paul 0ress and Ed
ward KnelsoI1 spent Saturday in Bis
niarck.
|! a series Of Inter class basketball
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Welch's Spur
BY MRS. r. NJ. WEIGH

A baby son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Warren at the Bismarck
hospital Sunday. March 10.
Hugh McMurrich and Robt. WEIGH
called at the Otto Dorman home
Monday morning.
VIM. Reed, Otto Dorman, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Mallard, Wayne Warren.
! John Home. Hugh McMuryich and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. WEIGH were Bis
marck visitors Monday.
Fred Rittcl called at the Robt.
Boyd home to phone Monday, but the
ice evidently must have broken the
wire, as he was unable to get Bis
marck.
Lawrence and Leo Doppler worked
their machinery Monday repairing
and getting things In shape to start
spring work soon.
Pheasants have been reported seen
In large flocks along the highway near
Apple Greek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rittel called at
the Robt. Welcl, home Monday eve
ming.
Clarence Doppler called at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Robt. WEIGH, Tues
day
Mrs. Rittel called at the Robert
WEIGH home Tuesday morning. Mr..
Rittel. who has been having we'll
trouble. drove to Menoken for repairs
the same day.
The Snyder children did not at
tend school Wednesday on account Of
the bad weather. Reuben Rittel was
out Of school several days this week
on account of sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. WEIGH and
+, family visited at the Ed Doppler home
Wednesday. Grandmother Doppler
has been confined to her bed for sew
eral days with Z cold and rheu-
matism.
Mr.. Keller of Bismarck called at
several Of the homes in this vicinity
In the interest of the Equity Creamery
company.
The Missionary society Of this COM
munity held an all-day session at the
home Of Mrs. Horace Dirlam Thurs
day.
Janet Stewart. who stays with Mrs
Robt. Boyd and goes to Boyd school
No. ! this winter. accompanied her
teacher, Miss Nieland. to the Robt
WEIGH home Thursday evening. Mr.
Boyd called for her after the mis-
sionary meeting at Mrs. Dirlam's.
Lawrence and Leo Doppler called
at the home Of their sister, Mrs. Robt
WEIGH. Thursday.
Lawrence Doppler called for his
brother-in-law, Robt. WEIGH, Friday
and later motored to the sale at the
Roswick farm near Menoken. A large
crowd was reported present, and
many from this neighborhood at
tended.
Julius Dorlnan, Mr.. and Mrs. Gler
Baker and family. Fred Rittel, Et
Doppler. Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. WEIGH
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McMurrich anc
family, o. p. WEIGH, Joe Hill and Geo
Scarborough were Bismarck visitor.
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Varnum visitce
at the Dirlam home Sunday
Lawrence Doppler visited his cous
in. Marcus Tremblay. at the Geo. Nc
Manus home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. John WEIGH and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Welcl
and family visited at the Dopple,
home Sunday afternoon.
Rudolph Alsbury was in this yicin
ity Sundsy rounding up his herd o
horses. He stayed overnight at tn,
home OF his sister, Mrs. Joe Hill. TIL,
Alsbury family, former residents O
this vicinity, are living in the Magnu
!, section house at present
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Rock Hill
BY RUTH LITTLE

There was a township meeting held
at the Algot Rybcrg home Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Rasche and FAM
lily were guests at the Louis Jorgen-
son home Wednesday.
Charlotte Wilmot spent the week.
end with Mrs. Henry Swanson and
the Howe girls.
Alice Walker returned home Sum
day after helping Mrs. Patton with
housework.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bailey visited at
the Mrs. Mabel Bailey home Sunday.
A. Kolb Stephen Monroe and Allen
Tolltver r,1otored to Bismarck Mon
day.
w. H. Kolb and sons Edward and
Robert were Regan callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Wilkinson notorcd
to Wing Tuesday.
Alvin Ghylin was a Bismarck call
or Thursday.
G. o. Kettleson was Rcgan caller
Thursday.
Willard Dimond called at ]. r
Little's Saturday.
| Kenmar Jordahl and Emil john
son motored to Bismarck Monday Of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Little were guests
at the Homer Taylor home Sunday.
Mrs. Louis Jorgenson visited with
her sister Mrs. Sheppy Bailey Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Olson and
son visited at the VIM. Mccullough
home Sunday.
Mrs. Homer Taylor and Mrs. Joe
Cook surprised the primary school
room ono day last week by visiting
the school and treating them to jello
and cake.
Joo Wcideman called at the S. B
Olson home Tuesday.
Regan cellcrs Saturday were Mr.
and Mrs. LOFTS Jorgenson and son
Franklin. Ed RaEche. J. r. Little
Clayton and Clyde. Willard Dimond
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Taylor and family
Chas. Our. Grant Lindsey, Guy Nc
Coy. Andrew Walker. Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Olson and son. Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Mccullough. Mr.. and Mrs. w
II. Kolb. Andrew Kolb. Stephen Mon
roe.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mccullough and
family visited at the Willard Dimond
home Sunday.
| Mrs. r. E. Patton stayed at the
Jorgenson home Saturday afternoon
with the baby while Mrs. Jorgensor
went to Regain.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Galley were
guests al tire Mrs. Mabel Bailey home
Sunday.
| Andrew Kolb, Steve Monroe. Allen
Tolliver and Clayton Little called at
10. b. ols0n's Sunday.
| Mr.. Alvin 0hyltn and son Clail
returned home from Bismarck Friday
s.. 4 JordAhl KenmAr and oud,
run nnotored to Regain Saturday *
meet Rev. Monaon. who conductet
services ct the Garfield schoolhous,
Sunday.
y. J.. Little took the train 9aturda,
eyenlng for Bismarck. He returnes
1foaday morning. bringing vtrgi
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living in Steele the past year and are
now moving to Medina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Graves, Mrs.
Harry Graves and children were Wis
ting MIR. and Mrs. Roscoe Bourne
in Mckenzie Monday evening.
Frank Matty is now working at the
Menoken garage.
A dance was held in Lockwood's
dance pavilion Monday evening.
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Alta
BY CARL sCHATz

Richard Adams and Fred Bracket
and son Alvin were in Regain 6atur-
day.
John and Emil Stroh, Dave Hoch-
halter and Mrs. II. Schatz and daugh-
ter Ruth drove to Bismarck Tuesday
to see Susie, who Is at the hospital,
and report that she Is getting along
nicely.
John Poo and some Regain friends
drove to Bismarck Sunday to see the
new Northern Pacific locomotive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schatz were Wis
itors at the H. Schatz home Thurs
day.
Laurcts Adams transacted business
at Regain Thursday.
Sarah Schatz spent last weekend
at the home Of her parents.
Emil johnson drove to Pickards.
vile Friday.
Myre Brown visited at the Dixon
home Sunday evening.
Albert Anderson and Laurits Adams
motored to Regain Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. III. Schatz and sons transacted
business at McClusky Monday.
Alvin and Caroline Bracket spent
Sunday afternoon at the Anderson
home.
Davold Henery and John schafer
spent Sunday evening at John Blot
ter's.
Gus, Ed and Hank schatz visited at
the J. Stroh home Sunday evening.
Carl Schatz and son Gus were In
McC lusky Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Steinert have
left their farm west of Alta and are
now residing on the Matthews farm
near Regan.
Eddie johnson visited at the H.
Schatz home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Hochhalter and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Stroh were guests at
the H. Schatz home Sunday.
Richard Adams and John Pool
spent Friday evening at Regain.
! A group of young folks gathered at
the consolidated school Saturday eve
ming where they had surprise party
on the Doyle sisters. It was near st.
Patrick's day so the green color was
plainly seen.
Richard Adams spent Thursday
evening at the home of his mother,
Mrs. L. Adams.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bracket visited
at the Dixon home Sunday.
John Pool spent Sunday afternoon
in the Regain community.
Charlie Larson visited at the
Adams home Friday afternoon.
| Edwin and Edmond Schatz spent
Sunday evening with Emanuel and
Ben Schatz.
Richard and Laurits Adams visited
at the Anderson home Wednesday
evening.
The Schatz young folks visited at
the Adams home Sunday.