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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-20

Ben Klagenburg and children and
Laverne Guldburg wee dinner guests
at the Mcintyre home Sunday.
Mrs. Owen Mcintyre called on Mrs.
Anna King Wednesday afternoon.
Misses Otfllia Brosa and Charlotte
King visited the Kraft girls Tuesday
evening.
Elmer Drum went to Goodrich
Tuesday to see DR.. Keselsky about his
injured arm.
Ed. stigelmeyer was q caller at
the Charlie Sattler home Thursday
night.
Carl Wolf was visiting at the Elmer
Drum home Monday.
Gust Nickel from near Denhoff Is
working for Charlie Sattler.
Rhynold Beck, Gust Nickel and
Gust Krine were callers at the Pete
Roenick home Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Kraft and son
Andrew were visiting at Andrew
Kraft's Friday.
Harry Ulfers, Ray Hazlegrove, Phil
ip Weber, Owen Mcintyre, Ed Smith
and Gotfred Weber ere among
those who attended the meeting in
Wing Saturday.
Mrs. Andrew Kraft and son Andrew,
daughters Martha and Irene were Wis
iting at the Fred Haas home Sunday.
Mrs. Anna King and daughter
Charlotte and Peter Domagolla were
business callers in Hurdsfield an<
Goodrich Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Granville and
sons were shopping in Wing Satur-
day also attended the farmers meet
ing held there.
Bob Smith called on his Uncle Ed
Smith Sunday.
Fred Wagner was calling at Pete
Roemick's Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Granville were
business callers in Arena Saturday.
Edith and Alice Stiglemyer, Della
Kraft, Emil Stigelmyer, Philip and
Arthur Kraft and Raymond King
were visiting the Mcintyre children
Sunday.
Harold Kraft is employed at Elmer
Drums for the coming season.
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NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS

George Gu1dburg drove through with
Ben's q to South Dakota on a visit
and to get their mother. Lurverne
Guldburg Is taking q r of Ben's re.
pair shop during his absence.
Bill Ryan and sol Thomas were
IN Wing Saturday.
Fred Plieness and sons and Coon
Merkel were in Wing Saturday.
Art PEGS was In Wing Saturday.
Ralph Halver and son Stanley,
were In Wing on business Saturday.
Archie Franzen was in Wing visit
ing friends Saturday.
Omer Clough was in Wing Satur-
day and alsoJakie Goub.
Peter Demagolla and his sister. Mrs.
Charlie King YER in Goodrich and
Hurdsfteld on business one day this
week.
Miss Otillia Broza spent the week
end with her parents north of Arena.
Her brothers came after her Friday
evening.
Raymond King called Sunday at
the Mcintyre home.
Andrew Kraft and his mother and
his sister Irene and Martha were
guests Sunday at the Fred Haas
home.
Godfried Weber was a guest Sun
day at the Kraft home.
Adiela Kraft and two Of the
Stteglemeyer girls and their brother
and Philip and Arthur Kraft were
guests Sunday afternoon at the Nc
1ntyre home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Almer and
family were guests Sunday of rela-
tiveS lear Goodrich.
Robert Smith called at his Uncle
Ed. Smiths Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove and
Lurverne Guldburg and Mrs. Ben
K~langenburg and children we're din
her guests Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Mcintyre.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Smith arc the
parents of a new baby born some
time ago.
Mrs. Charlie King and daughter
n SON returned home Sunday after
being away a few days.
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Turtle Creek
BY SARAH HLINLE

Mrs. A. Heinle and Mrs. Fred Wag.
ner were visiting at the VIM. Wag-
ner home last Tuesday the day vas
spent sewing a quilt.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Sherer were
visitors at the John Hammock home
last Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Lagge were
visitors at the Fred Wagner home last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Legge and
family were visitors at the John
Hammock home last Monday even
ing.
Mr.. Brown, Jr., was an over night
guest at the John Hammock home
last Monday.
Amo.sc those that fixed the road
were Dave Keck, John Hammock and
Dan and John Gill last Wednesday.
Miss Annastacia Brezden and Mary,
Olga Savaski were visitors at the VIM.
Ewine home last Sunday.
Gust Nlemiller was a business caller
at the Heinle home Thursday.
Jack Ewine motored to Wilton
Wednesday by truck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brezden moved
to their farm near Wilton Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. Haugen were visitors
at the VIM. Erwine home Tuesday
evening.
Joe Holkup motored to Wilton
Friday.
Mr.. Bros was busy working at the
VIM. Euine home last week.
The next P. T. A. meeting will be
held at District "a, School No. 2, Fri
day the 2lSt of March.
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Arena
BY MRS. o. MCINTYRE

Ray Hazlegrove was a business call
er at Carl VOLTS Thursday.
Miss Lena Kraft has been assisting
with the housework at the Mcintyre
home q few days this week.
Miss Helen King returned to st.
Paul Friday to resume her duties in
the hospital there.
MI. and Mrs. Owen Mcintyre and
Harry Ulfers returned from Hurds-
field Tuesday evening where they at
tended the funeral of Charlie King.
Miss Olga Weber of happen, ILL.,,
visited at the Drum home the fore
part Of the week. She is a sister Of
Mrs. Drum.
Charlotte and Raymond King
called at Mrs. Ulfers' Thursday after
noon.
Bluch Wagner made a Business trip
to Wing Saturday.
Harry Ulfers. Bill Gellner, Mr..
Hanson. Chris Wetzel. the Butler boys,
George Phel, Elmer Drum, Jack Dris-
coll were among the business callers
in Arena Saturday.
Carl Wolf and Owen Mcintyre
called on Bluch Wagner Friday.
Gotfred Weber visited the Kraft
young folks Sunday evening.
Andrew Kraft and mother were
callers at the John Weber home Fri
day.
Mrs. Anna King and son Raymond
and daughter Miss Charlotte and
Peter Domagolla, also Dean Granville
and Ed Smith were guests at the NC
Intyre home Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer Drum took her sister
Miss Olga Weber to Goodrich We'd
nesday where they visited a few days
with their mother Mrs. Webber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Frazier and
family who spent the winter in Kan
q City, Mo-, returned home Satur-
day.
Jacob steiglemeyer and Andrew
Kraft were business callers in Wing
Tuesday.
Annual township meeting was held
at the clerk Mrs. Bert Glanville's
office. All members Of the board
being present. The usual routine Of
business was gone over. Township
election will be held Tuesday, March
18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Granville were
dinner guests Wednesday at the Nc
Intyre home.
Ray Hazlegrove called at Carl
VOLTS and McIntyre's Wednesday.
Lester Hawkins moved to q farm
northeast Of Tuttle Monday. The
place where he wintered was sold,
hence the reason for moving.
Ed. Pond, Dave johnson and Harry
Ulfers were callers at the Hazlegrove
home Monday.
Mrs. Adam Haas, who has been Ill
with stomach flu for the past week
Is not improving very fast.
Mrs. Andrew Kraft and SON An
drew we're t~ransacting business in
Wing Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove. Mrs.
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night and Sunday with Martha Hien.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kavonius ore
the parents Of . baby girl born FRI
day.
Mrs. Henry jacobson and AGrs. Olaf
Lien entertained the Ladies' Aid ct
the jacobson home Thursday after.
noon.
Ed Dalbec spent Sunday with his
family In Wing.
Geo. Mauch and wife Of New Rock
ford spent Saturday night and Sum
day at the Fred Berth home.
Mr. and Mrs. Olson Of Garfield
were shoppers in town Monday.
Opal Harvey was Q dinner guest at
the Edgerton home Sunday.
Mrs. David Helm entertained .
number Of friends Sunday evening
in honor Of her husbands birthday
anniversary.
Mrs. Fred Oswald and Mrs. John
Weber sr., spent Sunday at the
Dalbec home.
The annual church meeting was
held In the church last Thursday
evening. The following officers were
elected for the coming year:
Geo. Anderson, clerk.
]. B. 0lanville, trustee.
Mrs. A. Kopplin, treasurer.
Mr.. Edgerton, deacon.
Mrs. Geo. Anderson, deaconess.
Mrs. Clyde Harvey. 8. 8. Supt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Berth attended
the funeral rites at Tuttle Saturday
for their nephew.
Howard Pruitt spent the weekend
at Pettibone.
Qottfred Webers returned to hts
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Atkinson and
daughter were dinner guests at the
I. F. Lyle home Sunday.
Mrs. Seth Granville and son vii.
liam left for Kansas Sunday morn
ing where they will visit until spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Berg and
children and Jake Heen spent Sun
day at the Dan Hen home.
Clara Muller spent the week end at
her parental home.
Mrs. Z. s. Larson Is spending this
week visiting in Woodwork.
Hilma and Lawrence Olson, Lenora
Hedstrom and Mabel Magnus spent
last week at their parental home.
Richard Weber spent Sunday at
his home.
Opal Harvey spent the week end at
her parental home.
Elmie Erickson was on the sick list
last week.
Mrs. j. Muller spent last Thursday
at the Dalhes home.
Henry Kremenetsky and family Of
Tuttle visited at the I. Kremenetsky
home Sunday in Wing.
Harold Mueller visited ut his
parents home Sunday.
Lucille Anderson returned to school
Monday after being absent q few
weeks on account of illness.
Jesse Livingston and mother Of
Harvey were Wing visitors Monday.
Gordon Larson returned home from
Williston last Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. James Olson were
visitors at Harvey Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. John Harry were
at the A. L. Davis home Sun
day evening.
Josie Olson spent the week end at
the Dane Spangberg home south Of
Regan.
Alice McClosky stayed with Mar
garet Marchant Saturday evening.
Mrs. George Goldberg and son
Laurence are visiting with her brother
and family Ben Klagenberg. Also
Mrs. Anna Klangenberg his mother.
The Homemakers club entertained
their husbands at q card party held
in the hall last Wednesday evening.
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BEST FOR
.ST0MACHS
Brings Instant Relief
Druggists Report Enormous
Sales of New Pepsin Elixir

II you take real pepsin and take
1t In liquid form your stubborn in
digestion will soon be q thing Of the
past ana you win be the owner Of q
good healthy stomach capable Of d.
costing the heartiest meal without
distress.
Among pharmacists Just now q
new improved elixir Of Pepsin called
Dare's Mentha Pepsin Is creating q
sensation-the sales are enormous.
II think" said one pharmacist the
other day. that everybody u de-
serting the old time relievers and
turning to Dare's Ncntha Pepsin
which Is delightful to the palate and
ends indigestion. gas bloating and
that near feeling Of Suffocation for
good-not Just for q few hours"
There's plenty Of real pepsiu IN
Dare,S Mentha repsin = there's
Menthol and other stomach correc-
tives and It = sold by druggists in
every city and town In America with
the distinct understanding that II Il
doesn't do your distressed stomach
moro good than anything you ever
tried money back. Any druegist a.
ways has : big supply - hAnd-AAk
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HaZegr0ve
D. MRS. RAY H~AzELGRovE

Lester Hawkins moved Monday to
the place he has rented six-and-one-
half miles northeast Of Tuttle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazelgrove were
dinner guests ct the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Gray Tuesday.
Ray Hazelgrove called 1T the Karl
Wolff home wednesday and on his
way down called ct the Elmer Drum
mer home. He also called ct the McIn-
tyre home Wednesday.
Elmer Drumm went to Goodrich
On busineSs Tuesday.
NJ. and Mrs. Bert Glandville called
~ the Mcintyre home Wednesday.
Harry Ulcers called Friday 1t Ray
EEG6elGroves.
IT. and Hrs. Frank Gray were
alenor guests Friday ct the Hasel-
Is4go dhpme. They also called ct the
oe1pplin home On their WY
b ersy oilers ana NY Hasslgrove
- VIM SATURDAY on busine1G.
~ Nh. Uett 0landville and
pooe ~ Anruld. ware dhoppers
natsrdny.
E@ ~. oscar Wiethock and
Nngea q Wing shopping eatur-
Websx ana q. wsbsr Who
m E1mer Drummer were n
M charite Johnscn ana
~ NJ. 1nG1on O3a16-
m Mxpe ahorpng.
on1h Gn911sGl
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Alta

David Schaffer was a caller at the
Karl Schatz home Monday.
Edwin Schatz was a caller at the
Henry Schatz home Monday after.
noon.
Susie schatz returned home from
Bismarck Thursday. She is visiting
at the John 6troh home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Caully and
MRS. Adams were Alta shoppers Tues
day afternoon.
Edwin and Emmanuel Schatz were
callers at the Horvitz Adams home
Thursday afternoon.
Emmanuel Schatz was a caller at
The John Stroh home Wednesday.
Ed senate was q caller at the Karl
Schatz home Thursday afternoon.
Rudolph and David schaffer were
Alta callers Wednesday afternoon.
Glen McAllister was q Regain caller
Wednesday.
MI. Gottlieb schell Of near Alta was
9 caller at the Karl Schatz home
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Dan and Alfred Reinhart were
visitors at the Karl Schatz home
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John stroh and fam
ny and Susan Schatz were callers at
the Karl 6chatz home Thursday
afternoon.
Edward and Edwin schats were
callers at Alta Thursday afternoon.
Jake Hochholder was q caller at
Alta Monday.
Fred Bender and his son Eddie
were callers ct the Karl Schatz home
Tuesday afternoon.
0ottletb Buchholtz was q caller at
Alta Thursday afternoon.
Kenneth Brown Of near Alta was 4
caller ct the Adams home Friday.
Chas. Larson was q caller ct the
John Anderson home Friday even
Ing.
Edward. Henry and Jane L. Keck
were callers ct the John Stroh home
Friday evening.
Mrs. Adams and Inga were callers
at the Fred Bracket home Saturday
afternoon.
Eddie johnson was . caller ct the
Z. Adams home Sunday.
Harold Jones was q visitor ne the
John 0troh homo Friday.
Edwin Thafield and David schatz
were callers 1t the i. Adams home
Saturday afternoon.
Emmanuel echats was : visitor ct
the John otroh home Saturday even
Ing.
oien McAllistg spent the week end
ct the Ted Afnondson home.
Edwin GchnfE va = caller ak Alta
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How One Woman Lost
20 Pounds Of Fat

Take half q teaspoonful Of KRUs-
CHEN SALTS in q glass Of hot water
every morning-do not overeat and
in 3 weeks get on the scales and note
how many pounds Of fat have van
ished.
Notice also that you have gained In
energy - your skin Is clearer your
eyes sparkle with glorious health
you feel younger In body-keener In
mind. KRUSCHEN will give any fat
person q joyous surprise.
Get an CSC bottle Of KRUsCHEN
SALTS at Finney's Drug Store Oasts
4 weeks). II even this first bottle
doesn't convince you this Is the east
est, safest and surest way to lose fat
If you don't feel q superb improve
ment in health-so gloriously ener.
getic - vigorously alive your money
gladly returned.-Adx
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CAPITOL THEATRE

Did Captain Sterling Campbell Of
the Royal flying corps shoot down
Lieutenant Peter 0inter Of the I'm
perial German air. service over Cam
brai In January, 1918?
II the answer is YES" then one of
the strangest condolences Of the war
came to light recently In Hollywood.
Unfortunately, neither combatant is
sufficiently positive OF his opponents
identity on that far-off morning to
tell.
The facts: Lieutenant 0inter, Yep
pelin pilot and bombing officer, who
was transferred to the airplane service
late in 1917, was shot down over Cam
brai In the middle Of the following
January. It occurred during q dog
fight between 0inter's Jagdsta{fel and
Z British squadron. BY skillfully ma
~neuvering his bullet-riddled plane.
0inter glided to q point behind his
own lines. His machine was wrecekd
In landing, but he escaped without
serious injury.
Captain Campbell, Unanswered to
that particular squadron just q day or
two before, participated, In the course
Of which he got" two Of his total rec
ord Of "a enemy aircraft. As several
German machines were shot down
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Still
~ B. r. HAGsTR0M

! Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred johnson and
SEAgnar johnson were Sunday visit
NUgS Of Mrs. Arthur johnson.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Noon were over
might guests at the Conrad johnson
home Friday.
I John Law sang Tuesday over K. r
liz. Il. and all who listened in en-
fjoyed 1t very much.
Walter Strand helped Peter John
son with some work q few days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John and Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin johnson were dinner
guests Of MIR. and Mrs. Ole Hagstroul
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sundquist
were callers Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
johnson Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed. Braehl and Mrs. Conrad
johnson were callers Of Mrs. Arthur
johnson one day last week.
Ole Hagstrom and son Oscar were
dinner guests at the Frank Nicholson
home Wednesday.
Mrs. Clarence FalkenStein and son
Leslie Wayne r staying at the home
Of Mrs. Falkenstein's parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. j. M. Thompson.
Conrad johnson spent Thursday
night in Regan.
Ed Braehl hauled q load Of coal
I Tuesday.
Ole Hagstrom called at the Chas.
Noon home n day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John johnson and
MI. and Mrs. Edwin johnson called
at the Fred johnson home Tuesday.
Bert Hedstrom motored to Wilton
Thursday.
Miss Leona Braehl was an over
night guest of Miss Hilma johnson
Friday night.
Mrs. A. johnson spent a few days
last week with MI. and Mrs. Steve
Little of near Regan.
Miss Velma johnson spent the
weekend with her cousin Miss Ma
dine Noon.
\ The Hagstrom's called on MI. and
Mrs. Oscar Erickson Friday p. m.
Eric Pearson and Ole Hagstrom
called on william Backman Of near
Regain Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad johnson. son
George, daughters Burnadine. Doris
and Helen were Sunday callers Of Mi
and Mrs. Chas. Noon.
Margaret and 1ngrid Hagstrom
called on Mrs. Andrew Lehr Friday.
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school No. I Tuesday where Elsi,
Cunningham teaches. They wer,
Orville. Florence and Clara Habecl
who moved here recently from Ada
MINI.
Enos strandamo was q caller Wed.
nesday night at the George Nelson
home.
Martin and George Nelson and
Willie Jiras made q trip to Regar
Wednesday on . business mission
Lennart Olson accompanied them.
Edith Olson was an overnight guest
Tuesday night at the George Nelson
home enroute home from Joe Fishers
where she visited her sister Mrs. An
ton Fisher and baby daughter Ar
della Vivian who came home from
the st. Alexius hospital last Thurs
day.
Grandma Trygg who stays with her
son Andrew had q stroke Of paralysis
last week leaving the side of her face
paralyzed. They consulted a ply
stefan in Bismarck. Mrs. Trygg was
80 years Of age in February.
Oscar Coleman and Lawrence and
Ernie Gordan and Marion Scott were
callers Wednesday at the George
Nelson home.
: The many friends of Al Jansa will
be sorry to hear of his death about
three weeks ago at Los Angeles, Calf.
Albert Violin transacted business
in Regain Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson and
family and Willie Jiras were among
those from here that attended the
surprise party Thursday night at the
Leo Sheldon home In honor of Mrs.
Sheldon's birthday anniversary. A
large crowd attended. The evening
was spent socially and O midnight
luncheon was served by the hostess.
Martin and George Nelson, Os-
car Coleman and Willie JiraS at
tended the sale Friday at the Leo
Sheldon place.
Paul Coleman called at the George
Nelson home Saturday.
John Anderson and Axel johnson
motored to Bismarck Friday. Irene
and Floyd and Emma Nelson re-
turned home with them to spend the
week end at their parents home. They
were supper guests Friday evening at
the Nels Nelson home enroute home.
Charlie johnson from Naughton,
called at George Nelson's Saturday
enroute to Regan.
George and Martin Nelson and
Willie Jiras called at the Oscar Cole
man home Friday.
Pete Lundquist and Albin Spang-
berg made a trip to Regan Saturday.
MI and Mrs. Porter Nelson and
family, Howard Nelson from Max,
and Sam Brown were supper guests
at the George Nelson home.
Nels Nelson and Hugo motored to
Friday on business, They
were over night guests at the Charlie
M Cormack home.
MI. and Mrs. Gene Cunningham
motored to Bismarck Saturday at
tending to matters of q business ma
ture.
A party was held Saturday night at
the John Habeck home. The even
ing was spent in playing games. All
those present reported q good time.
A luncheon was served by the hostess.
Mr.. Habeck's brother and family were
among those that attended.
Ella Trygg from Baldwin Is visit
ing with the Andrew Trygg family.
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Steiber
By MRS. JOHN CARLSON and
MRS. WIN. HICKEL

Regain callers Tuesday were J. G.
Olson, Delbert Olson and John Carl
son.
Callers at the Hickel home We'd
fnesday evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
y. G. Olson, Delbert Olson, MI. and
Mrs. John Carlson and children.
Dennis and Doris and Richard
Adams.
Regain callers Wednesday were c.
g. Hansauer, Delbert Olson, w. s.
Oder, John Carlson and Bill Hickel.
Miss Julia Oakland called at the
J. G. Olson home Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Oder and little
daughter Dolores motored to WEIGH
Spur Tuesday and returned home
Wednesday.
Glen McAIister Is working at the
Ted Amundson home.
Miss Mary E. Doyle spent the week
end at the home Of her sister Mrs.
Hickel.
Miss VIVA Oder spent the week end
ct her parental home here.
VIM. Hickel was q caller at the
Alta store Friday evening.
Callers at the John Stroh home
Friday evening were: Albert and
Ralph Anderson, Gerald Jones and
Edwin 6chatz.
Dan Reinhart was an Alta caller
Friday.
Z. sheaffer was an Alta caller
Thursday.
Nj. and Mrs. Emil sattler were
callers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. E1ickel and son
Wayne spent Tuesday at the Robert
PAtzman home, MI. Hickel assisted
with some butchering.
Richard Adams spent Saturday
\ evening at the VIM. Hickel home.
Glen and Myrw1n Oder were Regan
! callers Friday.
McAllister's were Regan callers
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Zelmer and
son Edwin were Regain callers Fri
day.
Myrwin Oder called at the Hickel
home Saturday afternoon.
Miss Vina Oder returned to the
Ed. Mount home near Baldwin Sum
day after spending the week end at
her home here.
MI. and Mrs. Ted Amundson and
family spent Sunday at the Fred
Bergquist home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Olson
were Regan callers Saturday.
Visitors at the j. G. Olson home
Sunday were: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Carlson and family and Mrs. Arthur
Strand and Fritz and Otto Uhde and
Fred Lang.
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By GLADYS NELSON

Harry Smith made a trip to Bis
marck Tuesday transacting business.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Coleman has been named
Aldne jeanette.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson and
Willie Jiras motored to Bismarck
Tuesday on various business missions.
The men also transacted business in
Mandan.
Three new pupils started to Trygg
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Wing


Gladys Lien and Raymond Lien
spent Wednesday night with Esther
and John Fields.
Isadore KremenetSky transacted
business in Bismarck Thursday.
Mrs. John Mueller was q visitor at
the J. J. Horner home Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holmes e
turned to their home in Wing one
day last week after visiting in Col
orado the past few months.
Josie Olson visited with Mrs.
James Olson Friday evening.
Maggie Weber spent Saturday
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film company decided she was one Of
the most promising dramatic gets y
had ever had under contract. Public
and critics gave her q tremendous re-
ceptiort In the highly emotional role
Of the girl whose newly married hus-
band Is charged with murder.
Before this picture was released she
had completed . comedy role IN
Loose Ankles" which comes to the
Paramount theatre Friday. Again the
public and critics have given her 9
big reception-but this time as q CO.
medicine. SO figure It out. What
should the girl do?
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1890
lenry schats home Sunday after

Henry Schatz home Sunday after
noon.
Edwin Schatz was a caller at the
Henry Schatz home Sunday.
Emil johnson and Fred Bracket
were callers at Pickardville Friday.
Rudolph, Donald and Henry
Schaeffer were Alta callers Satur-
day.
Dan and Alfred Reinhart were
callers at Alta Saturday evening.
Miss Jacie L. Keck was a caller at
the Fred Bracket home Saturday.
Elmer Qaully was a caller at the
Tom Low home Sunday afternoon.
Jack Coombs was q caller at the L.
Adams home Monday afternoon.