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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-20
NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS

/, MAIDEN and o. Feltheim accompanied
them to st. Paul.
VIM. Olson Of Kintyre was In Brad
dock Wednesday and Thursday build
ing new chimneys IN the j. D. Nc
Cusker and E. F. Savage dwelling
houses.
Louis Gruber of Minneapolis and
Mrs. Fritz of Lansing, Iowa, are visit
ing at the A. Amundson home. They
are brother and sister of Mrs. Amund-
son.
A meeting Of the Sunday school Of
ficers and those interested in the U.
M. E. church work, was held In the
church Monday evening. Rev. KIM
Ter acted as chairman. Mrs. G. T.
Barton was appointed s. 8. superln-
tendent, Mrs. L. v. Lesher Bible class
teacher, with Miss Gertrude Aliens
worth as assistant. It was decided to
hold a church social gathering In the
school gym Friday evening, Sept. 10.
Mrs. Roy Sparks received q tele-
gram Monday containing the sad
news Of the death Of her father, Rob-
ert Ferguson, at his home at Ashland,
Ohio. Owing to illness In the home,
Mrs. Sparks was unable to 60 home to
be present at the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Martini and
Master Richard and MI. and Mrs. r.
E. Martini left Sunday morning for
New Rockford, N. D., to be present at
the marriage of Clifford Martini Of
Fargo to Miss Helen Martinson Of
New Rockford.
The Ladies Aid of the M. e. church
will be held at the home Of Mrs. M.
Fetterley, Saturday afternoon, Sept.
10Th.
Miss Susie Adams, who has been
visiting for two weeks at the home Of
her parents and other relatives, left
for Minneapolis, Monday.
Mrs. George Dexter and daughter
Violette, also Mrs. A. ]. Piers and
daughter Gertrude, motored to Hague
Thursday to secure q boarding place
for Miss Violette, who will teach there
this coming term. Miss Ellen Peter
son has also a school In the same dis
trict. Both girls left Monday morn
ing to commence their duties.
Mrs. Howard Balk returned Monday
afternoon after q couple Of weeks
visit with her husband at Minneap-
oils. While there she attended the
Minnesota State Fair.
MI. and Mrs. H. Beale and children
and MI. and Mrs. Carl Splitter and
baby were Sunday visitors 1T the G. T.
Barton home.
Mrs. L. v. Lesher substituted In the
primary room during the absence Of
Mrs. F. E. Martini to New Rockford,
Monday.
Sunday morning, after conducting
services at the p~enitentiary. Rev.
Benzon accompanied by his family,
drove down from Bismarck Two
special numbers were rendered by the
choir. After the services the entire
congregation adjourned to the Peter
son Bros. grove, where q picnic din
ner was served with the Benzon fam
lily as honor guests.
The choir met last Saturday eve
ming at the Bernard Swenson home.
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Glen View
BY MRS. LARS AC0Bs

Grace simons spent the last weel
with Vivian Erstrom.
A farewell party was given at the
e1Ghrray home Sunday for Frank, who
LEFT Monday for Fargo where he VII
attend collage.
vWillard and Walter Simona motor
ed to Bismarck Friday. Hugh who
attends school there, came back with
them to spend the weekend at home
Mrs. Budd Windmill Is spending q
few days at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay De Long.
Mrs. Lars Jacobson and Edythe
Goldsberry visited at, the Chester
Erstrom home "wednesday evening.
Among those who, shopped In the
capital city from this locality were
Bill Larson ana daughters Ruth and
Erma, Lester Larson, Roy Scott.
Frank Rocker, Ethel johnson, John
Carlson, Edythe Goldsberry, Mrs. Lars
jacobson and the McAvoy family.
MI. and Mrs. Con Johnson and
family and Violet Johnson were VIII
ton visitors Saturday afternoon.
willard Jacobson motored to Bald
win Friday evening on business.
Vernon and Hjalmar Lind Of Still,
N. D., called at the jacobson home
Saturday afternoon.
Some grading Is being done on the
roads in this township this week.
John Snyder Of near Fergus Falls.
Mimi, arrived here Saturday evening
for q short visit with his brother-tn-
law. Chester Erstrom. He left for his
home again Monday morning.
Mr.. Loubach, who has been quite III
the last few days, Is somewhat i'm.
proved at this writing.
Vivian Erstrom, Grace Siinons and
Mrs. Chester ErStrom motored to Bis
marck Friday where the latter con-
suited q doctor.
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Hazelton
By ELEANOR ~LANDsBERGER

Many Of the farmers in the COM
munity have been blowing and seed
ing rye for some time, as those who
have not completed their threading
have been delayed on account Of the
fequent rains.
Hazelton folks who drove to Pursian
Lake Sunday afternoon to witness the
field dri1lA % the Fort Lincoln sol-
diers, were, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Crawford and family, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Edward Taube and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Whelitz and children. the
Misses Lena, Adaline, and Eleanor
Landsberger, Joe rrefontaine and
children, and Eugene and George
Landsberger.
Mrs. Joe Wohlman entertained the
members Of the Ladies' Aid Thursday
afternoon at her home.
Miss Helen Chalfin left Sunday for
st. Paul, where she win take up 4
laboratory course in nursing.
Miss Eliza Nicholson returned 70
Fargo, Saturday, where she will COM
plete her work 1T tho Minette
School Of beauty.
The first monthly meeting Of the
Hazelton Parent-Teacher association
met Monday evening In the school
gymnasium With q faily large crQWd
In attendance. This meeting was pFtn-
cipally q reception for the new tdach-
ing staff that came into force this
school term. There were several num-
bers Of community singing led Nv Mr4
Wescott and accompanied on til
plano by Mrs. G.R. Gutepsohn. Then
followed IN int1reating sAddresS ~
Judge McKenna Of Napoleon, Ateel
which supt. Emil Huelsether was In
troduced and who In turn introduced
the teaching staff. A tasty lunch was
served after the meeting followed by
q social hour.
MI. and Mrs. John B. Landsberger
were shoppers in Linton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Barger and
son, Mrs. Curtis Jenkins and Miss Ruth
Crawford drove up from Linton
Monday evening to attend the local
lP. T. A. meeting.
MI. and Mrs. J. J. Landsberger and
son George attended the tri : county
fair at Wishek, Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. H. A. Armstrong were
motor passengers to Bismarck We'd
lnesday. Mrs. Armstrong Is q patient
at Q hospital there.
Miss Elvira Wohlman started
teaching Monday morning at the
Cummins school, northwest Of town.
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Hazlegrove

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray called ct
the Hazlegrove home Monday and
were dinner guests.
Mi. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers called
at Hazlegrove's Monday evening.
Ray Hazlegrove was In futile Mon
day afternoon.
John Hanen was out to Haslegrove's
with his truck Monday to haul some
stock to market for Ray Haxlegroye.
Sattlers are threading on the farm
north Of fia~zelgrove's. They pulled
their rig up there Tuesday morning.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Gray were In
Tuttle shopping one day this week.
Mi. and Mrs. Frank Gray and the
Misses Lorene and Norma Gray called
at Ray Hazlegrove's Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Albert Gray cleaned
the VIII Thieltng schoolhouse Satur-
day.
Ray Hazlegrove was in futile sat-
trday and called at the Christ Wolff
home.
Mrs. Carrie Kraft is now home from
the hospital.
Mrs. Ray fIazlesrove has been sick
for two weeks.
Melvin Webster and daughter Vir-
gle called at the Hazlegrove home one
day this week.
Andrew, Harold, Arthur. Alma and
LENA Kraft were in futile Saturday
night.
Nh. and Mfs. Bert Granville and
sons were shopping in Wing Saturday.
MI. and Mrs Frank Gray were din
ner and supper guests Sunday at the
Ray Hazlegrove home.
Ray Hazlegroye and Frank Gray
called at the Carl Cepplin home Sum
day.
Ray Hazelgrove called Sunday at
the Christ Wolff home for Miss
Pauline Wolff, who will help with
the housework for q while till Mrs.
Hazlcgrove Is better.
Miss Alma, Kraft took sick Sunday
morning early and they had to call
q doctor from Goodrich.
MI. and Mrs. Christ Wolff and
daughters, Pauline, Helen, Hilda and
Caroline, and also their two sons were
shopping In Wing Saturday night.
The Rath boys and Omer Cloud
were in futile Saturday night.
MI. and Mrs. Harry U1fers attended
Sunday school at Pleasant Hill sun
day and called at the Haxlegrove
home on their way home.
The Will Thieling school started
Monday, Sept. Is. Miss Opal Gray Is
teacher. \
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Trygg
By GLADYS NELSON

Mi. and Mrs. Ed Lundquist, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gene Cunningham, Morrison
and Edward, their hired man, Mr..
Block from Indiana, Nh. and Mrs.
Geo. +. Nelson and family motored to
the Missouri river south Of Bismarck
Sunday to pick Wild grapes. They
stopped In Bismarck at Mrs. Lund-
GUSTS sisters home, Nh. and Mrs.
Carl Stelk, who accompanied them
to the river. Another sister and hus-
band, Mr. and Mrs. Carlson, from
Dickinson were also guests there.
Ella Trygg left with John Habeck's
for the Drum farm near Mckenzie
where she win attend high school In
Mckenzie.
sam Brown and Carl 0nbertson
from Baldwin called Monday night ct
the Geo. F. Nelson home. They fin
ished the new road Wednesday. =
Miss Emma Nelson was an over
night guest Saturday night and last
Sunday with Mrs. Wesley Kelly In
Regain, formerly Marie Scott. Mr..
Kelly's brother from jamestown was
also . guest. He VIII teach school In
futile.
Mrs. Charlie Strom from Still and
her daughter. Mira. Algot Ryberg,
visited Tuesf'-y at the home Of Mrs.
Strom's daughter.
John Habeck came down from the
Crum farm near Mckenzie Wednes-
day transacttng business and called
ct the Trygg school No. I.
Pete Lundquist and Marion Scott
sFe employed ct the sundQpist
Threading rig.
Mrs. Geo. =. Nelson was . hriei
caller Tuesday at AEr8. Nels Nelson's
home en- route to the home Of Mrs
Lena Lundquist. Mrs. .Nels Nelsor
and Mrs. Geo. =! Nelson accompanied
Mrs Fred fIabeck to the Lundquisl
ihome.
Mr.. and MrH Fred Habeck called
Tuesday night 1t the Geo. r. Nelson
home to get Ortille.
Leroy Rocker, who has been EN-.
ployed for his father at Haselton
came here TO visit his wife and fam
Esot. $1,000 45E aHft4 ~. > Fkfst ~ 4 seL-r -
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family, Mss Allen Leese, Miss Olive
| johnson, Levi Ur1ch and MI. and Mr1
! Whyhillus Of New Rockford, N. 2.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Apland called
on MI. and Mrs. Tom Stewart Bun
day evening.
Jim Riley accompanied BY Red
Langley were Bismarck callers Sat
urday.
william styles and Marvin Magnu,
were town callers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Booheister, MI,
| and Mrs. Roscoe Parker and family
and Miss Irene Harker were Bismarck
shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. Ed. Gibson and son Seaman
were Bismarck callers Thursday
Ollie Roth was q business caller Ia
Sterling Wednesday.
Mrs. Bill Clarke and daughter May
were town callers Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Ed Kafer and family
from Hazelton visited at the George
Magnus home Sunday.
Tom Smith and Raymond johnson
called at the Cha&. Booheister hcme
Friday evening.
Raymond JOHNSON, Charles Harker,
Lyle Wick and Tom Smith were bust
ness callers In Bismarck Friday.
MI. and MrS. Hassin Eele called al
the Henry Apaland home Saturday
en- route to DriscoN.
Tom Smith called ct the Tyler
Johnson home Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Apland were
Drtscoll callers Saturday evening.
Clifford Olson, assistant h;.h school
teacher, spent the weekend III Bis
marck with his sister.
Miss Florence Schmidkunz had the
misfortune Of hurting her wrists Fri.
day when she fell off the giant stride,
Mrs. william Schults wa. & Biz
marck caller Thursday.
Mrs. John Sedivic called at the
George Magnus home Monday eve
ming.
! w. 8. shultz was a business caller
In Bismarck Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen and
daughters. Mildred and Christine,
were Sunday visitors at the Christ
Schoon home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. SchmidkunS snd
family called IN Mrs. MerndihA and
family Sunday.
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Ghylin
By MARGARET DAVIS

Mrs. II. B. Gill called on Mrs. WI
lis Gill Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Kelly and mother. Mrs
Scott, were Regain shoppers Tuesday
afternoon and attended the burial Of
the infant child Of Arthur Wheelers
II. B. Gill and son Ellis were Regan
business callers Tuesday.
Mrs. Howard Watkins called at
the Steve Little home Wednesday
morning and from there motored tc
Regan with her son, Johnnie. where
he attends school.
Charley Magnuson Is helping hi
brother thresh this week.
Mrs. Albert Ryberg visited with
Mrs. John Keiland Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin johnson and
sons called On Mrs. L. w. Davis and
son Owen Tuesday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Charley Magnuson IT.
tended church In Regain Sunday eve
ming ct the Congregational church.
Mrs. Arne Tosseth cooked for hel
brother. Bonnie Benson. while he had
the threshers.
Owen Davis was Q business caller
on Earl Davis Of northeast Burleigt
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs Earl Davil
brought Owen home In the evening.
Miss Elsie Coleman spent the week
end at home with her parents. Victor
Coleman, returning to Bismarck thu
first Of the week to resume her high
school studies.
Miss Dorothy Little spent the week.
end with her parents. Steve Lttle's.
w. D. Perkins and Mrs. Albert B
johnson have relatives from New
York visiting them.
Bonnie Benson commenced hi
Pthreshing again Monday noon. They
were delayed by the rain.
Ellis Gill, August Krause. Mr.. Gaub
Bert Hedstronn, and Z. w. Davis have
been seeding rye since the rain.
H. b. Gill Is threshing again. Thu
rain stopped them.
Delbert Davis and IONS have re.
turned to the Dr. Brandt place.
Emma Coleman stays In Regain ant
drives to and from the school No. z
where she Is teacher.
Some Of the Regain shoppers 6atur.
day evening from 0hylin we're, Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Magnuson, MI. and
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Wild Rose
~ ". b. BRowNAwELL

The bulk OF the threshing will be
done here by the end Of this week
g the weather continues fair.
Castle Gosney and sister, Miss
Cora viii attend high school in Moi
1T this term. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Brownawel
and son Bobby Of Sterling viewed the
soldiers encampment at Pursian Park
Sunday and spent the evening with
relatives here.
Mrs. Ernest Saville entertained the
Homemakers club Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. Lumry of Bismarck called Fri
day to take Miss Maxine BurnSides
who teaches school No.. home fol
the weekend.
Miss Ellen Peterson went to Hague
Sunday to begin teaching one OF the
schools in that vicinity Monday.
The Wild Rose schools were closed
Tuesday while the teachers were at
tending q demonstration school.
Mrs. Howard Brownawell and little
Joyce of Moffit visited the parental
home Thursday, while Howard hauled
grain to Moffit.
Miss Claretta Exner has been on
the sick list for several days.
Misses Louise Riedman and Anne
Boomgarten OF the teaching staff al
Moffit, was calling on friends here
Thursday evening.
Miss Gladys Glarich has been help
ing Mrs. w. H. Brownawell cook fol
the threshers the past week.
Miss Ada Saville Is teaching the
school in Kidder county, known as
the Dries school.
Miss Helen Brownawell is expected
home this week from Bismarck to
spend her vacation.
Thor MAIDEN shipped quite a bunch
Of hogs and cattle from this neigh
borhood last week for the Farmers
Shipping association.
Soldiers from Fort Lincoln marched
through here Thursday, after camp
ing Wednesday night at the Niggo
Jensen farm near Moffit and camped
Thursday nights at Edward Swanson's
home on the way to Pursian Park.
Thor Nader of Braddock was
through here on business Tuesday.
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Sterling
BY FERN r.

Mr.. and Mira. George Magnus were
Sterling callers Tuesday.
Charles Harker called at the n. r.
Wright home Tuesday.
The Homemakers club met with
Mrs. Max Lang Tuesday.
fIassin Eele called at the ]. d.
Stewart home inS.Driscol Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. McClouard were
business callers In Braddock Wednes-
day.
Sterling callers Friday were Tom
Smith. Tuck Hall. Raymond johnson.
Homer and Freto Envick.
The willing Workers All club met
with Miss Rowene Killing wednesday,
Mrs. w. r. Langley called On Mrs.
Chas. Rochester Saturday.
Mrs. Homsey Of Drtscon called ut
the Hassin Eele home Monday.
Roy Hansen was . Bismarck caller
Tuesday.
Driscoll callers Friday were Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Apland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Stewart and son Glenn and
daughter Arylene, and Joseph Dorson.
MI. and Mrs. Emil Lang were Dris-
COLI callers Tuesday.
Threshing has been delayed by thu
rain we had In the past week.
Town callers Saturday were Nj and
Mrs. George Harding, w. E. Runey
Homer Enyjck, and Bob Sharpe. 4
Bismarck shoppers from here Sat.
Eurday were Mrs. Henry Wildtane and
children, Miss Florence Langley, Mr.
and Ars. Paul Lang and Nh. end Mrs
Tom Stewart.
states Attorney George Register
and Shariff Rollin Welch were oui
calling In this vicinity Thursday.
MI. and AGrs. Tom Stewart and
daughters Aryleu and Shirley ant
son Glenn called on MI. and Mira y
q. Stewart Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fogarty werl
town callers wednesday.
Raymond JOHNSON was p business
caller In Driscol wednesday.
sunday visitors ct the ChAs
Bcoheister home were MI. and Mn
william Rochester Of Flasher, n. p
Nj. and Mrs. Roscoe Parker an(
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE.

Mrs. Nels Aims and family. MIR. and
Mrs. August Krause. M. and Mrs
Louie King and daughter Marie. Mr.,
and Mrs. Eget Strom, Mr.. ana Mrs
Albert b. johnson and daughter. Mrs,
L. w. Davis and children. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Tosseth, Arne. Ida, and Oil
yer Tosseth, Emil and Hugo SunquiSt.
Walter and Elsie Coleman. Nick Hol-
gerson. and Emma Coleman and Mr..
Eenry Anderson.
Paul Davis spent Saturday night
with his parents in Ghylin.
L. w. Davis has been On the sick
list the last two weeks.
Oliver Tosseth spent the weekend
at home with his mother.
Miss Hilda Krause called on the
Davis girls Thursday afternoon.
Ida Tosseth spent Tuesday after
noon with her sister, Mrs. Benson
Backman Of near Wilton.
Nelson's moved their threshing rig
home Monday afternoon from their
sons, in Estherville to their home
south Of here.
Myrtle Magnuson spent the week
end with her parents. Oscar Magnu-
son.
Nick Holgerson was q business cali
er on Willis Gin Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Scott motored to
Arena Monday morning with Clarence
leaving him there where he is now ct
work, then returned to her school
work. :
Several Of the young people from
here attended the dance In Regain
Saturday night at the American, Lee
gion hall.
The rye. threshed in this locality
was only 10 to Is bushels per acre.
Wheat, poor yield.
Marvin Aim has returned home
from q two weeks threshing and ex-
poets to thresh his grain this week.
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Menoken
By r JENNIE N

MI. and Mrs. Otto Ayers enter
tanned at dinner Sunday Frances
Muth and Percy Freeman Of Bald
win.
Miss. Orpha Agnew visited Mrs,
r. N. Ludemann Tuesday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Strutx and daugh-
ter Of Appleton, Wis, visited Ut the
A.. c. Dance home Wednesday.
Miss Blanche Salter was quite
badly bitten by q dog Wednesday,
Miss Salterf was taken 10 doctors Ia
Bismarck and is getting along nicely,
Miss Alice Klepstein accompanied
MI. and Mrs. Hans Evanson and
their daughter Evelyn of Bismarck
on a trip to Plaza, N. D., leaving
Thursday and planning on returning
Sunday.
Richard Salter. n,otored to Bis.
marck Thursday afternoon for re-
pairs for his binder.
Mrs. Otto Ayers entertained sew
enteen children in honor Of the fifth
birthday Of her son Wayne. Games
were played by the children and q
luncheon served by Mrs. Ayers.
The lesson on salads all the
year" vas given at the Homemakers'
club meeting Thursday afternoon at
the A. c. Dance home. A lunchean
was served. Mrs. Marvin Sherman
and Miss Orpha Agnew were guests
Of the club.
Mrs. Ed. Ebling and Mrs. Homer
Craven entertained at q household
shower in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis Ritual Friday evening. Bridge
was played during the evening, high
score going to Miss Blanche Stewart.
Miss Helen Kick Of Hebron spent
several days visiting at the C. D.
King home.
]. s. Sackman Of Jamestown is
now working second trick at the de-
pot.
Miss Lillian Agnew visited Miss
Helen Baker Thursday afternoon.
The Birthday club met Friday eve
ming at the r. m. Ludemann home
to celebrate the birthday anniversary
Of Mrs. Ludemann. Three tables Of
bridge were in play during the eve
ming, high score, gQing to Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Ayers Refreshments
were sGrveds39 HI 1ndies.
Mrs. Melvin A1hew and laughter
were slcppihg i'm BismArsk SatUF-
| day. se-.rNsr s.ss,.ss..s, ~sssss.,-sSss.
Vernon King OF Bismarck spent
the weekend visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. CD. King.
Mr.. Jacobson of Bismarck is now
repairing the barn owned by Mrs.
Laura Dance.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Trzynka of Dickin-
son, N. D., and their son Herman
Trzynka Of Regent stopped at the
A. Q. Dance home Saturday en route
to Detroit. Mimi. where they will
visit Mr.. Trzynka's brother.
Miss Hazel Paris of Bismarck
spent Sunday visiting Miss Nellie
Dance. 4
Misses Aldeth and Elsie McCul-
Tough of Regain spent the weekend
visiting Miss Mildred Funston at
the home of Mrs. M. E. Funston.
Henry Hansen. Miss Emma Han
sen of Bismarck and Miss Bernice
were supper guestE Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. n. Varnum Sunday evening.
The Menoken Ladies' Aid will give
a fried chicken supper in the town
hall Friday evening, September 10.
They will start serving at 6 o'clock.
Prices are 80 cents for adults and 80
cents for children under twelve. AZ
ter supper Rev. Guy A. Lewis of
Mckenzie will give q lecture and
steropticons views Of the Bible.
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By LILLE MuELLER

Nh. and Mrs. q. strobel and son
Delfert and daughter Alice spent
Sunday In Wing visiting relatives.
Callers at the Weber Jr. home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Christ
Berg, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Bossart, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Berth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gust Rosemsan Of Arena and Mr..
and Mrs. Jake Kist Of Linton.
Gladys Rue spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Mabel Jacobson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scanlon and ons &C.
companied by Mrs. Henry Field mo-
tored to Bismarck Friday. Esther
Field returned with them to spend
the weekend.
MI. and Mrs. John Weber motored
to Goodrich Tuesday.
Mabel Lyle spent q few days Wis
ittng with MI. and Mrs. John Witt
A number Of the Wing young folks
attended the dance held at Regan
Saturday night.
MI. and Mrs. e. 8. Larson motored
to Bismarck Tuesday.
Ben McCloskey and son Bernard
and Fred Berth were Bismarck call
ers Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Aichele OF
futile were callers In Wing Thurs
day.
II. q. Dudgeon and family Of Glen
Ullin spent Saturday and Sunday ct
the q. A. HubbeI home.
MI. and Mrs. John Weber Jr.,
David and 0ottfred Weber and Mrs.
KRAFT and daughter. Alvina were CALI
ers In Bismarck Tuesday.
II. Beau and family Of Bismarck
were Wing callers Sunday.
Helen Bleth Is assisting at the q.
A. Hubbell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Borth motored
to Bismarck Tuesday. Their son
Raymond returned with them. be
has been . patient at the hospital.
Albert Lutgens Of Minnesota Is Wis
iting With Mr.. and Mrs. George
Piepkorn and family.
0ottfred Weber and Alvina Kraft
motored to Bismarck Tuesday. Mrs
Kraft returned home with them.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Wagle spent
the weekend at jamestown Visiting
with, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cumber.
E. Z. See and Ina Days were Cap
itol City callers "wednesday.
A. L.. Davis motored to Bismarck
Tuesday bringing Mrx. Davis and
daughter Peggy Lou homo With him
Raymond Lem spent the weekend
with John Fields.
0ecj Anderson and Gertrude
KavoAius went TO Bismarck Monday
M and Mrs. 3. = 9ee. Nj. and
Mrs. John Harry and children and