The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-11-15
Welch's Spur
BY MRS. A. nj. WEIGH

VIM. Bates had the misfortune of a
runaway Monday while attemp' ing to
drive from his farm east Of the Spur
to his other place in Apple Creek
district. A little east of the BOYD
buildings his team became frightened
by a HOOK OF pheasantS and started
running. The tongue of the spring
wagon came down at the crossroad
BY the schoolhouse and Mr.. Bates was
thrown out. His son, Arthur who
works at the Chester Boyd farm,
Chester Boyd and Robert WEIGH
rushed to the old mans aid. He was
not seriously injured. but scratched
and bruised and considerably shaken
UP.
John WEIGH and Earl Snyder made
a trip to Temvik for flour Monday.
Marcus Trembley and aunt, Mrs.
H. M. Boetz, called at the Robert
WEIGH home Monday afternoon.
Viola Dorman, little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Dorman, was
operated on for appendicitis this week.
she is reported to be doing nicely.
Oliver WEIGH spent the first of the
week with his daughter, Mrs. Ruth
McMurrich OF Glencoe.
Mrs. II. M. Bartz sister of Ed Dop-
pier. left for her home in Seattle,
Monday. MIR. and MRS. Ed DCppier
and son Clarence, Mrs. Robert WEIGH
and Eugene Doppler accompanied ner
to the train.
Margaret McMurrich called on
Mrs. Robert WEIGH Tuesday evening
Glen Baker hauled a load of wood
to Boyd school No. l, Tuesday.
Fred Rlttel spent most OF this week
hauling wood from the river bottom.
Hugh McMurricil hauled a winters
cIlnnlU nf nno1 fn,. bic ,~nt hor thu
first of the week.
Mrs. Ed Doppler and son Lawrence
motored to Menoken Tuesday after
noon. They called tor Clarence VINO
attends the Menoken high school.
Little Laura WEIGH was out Of
school for a couple Of days this week
with a very bad cold. =
Several from this vicinity attended
Bill Mallard's sale Wednesday. A
fair crowd was reported.
Chas. Snyder visited at the Ed
Doppler home Thursday.
Wild geese have been alighting in
the Spur vicinity corn 1lelds Tins
week and several of the neighbors
Eugene Doppler. who mas been Wis
iting mis- borthcr Ed for about a week,
left for his home in saskatchewan,
Canada, tuesday morning.
A surprise rarty was given Mrs.
Ruth McMurrlch Saturday evening.
The evening was spent pleasantly III
games and dancing, after which a de-
llciCls lunch was served.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert WEIGH and
Fred Rittcl motored TO Bismarck on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Welch and fam
lily called at the Robert WEIGH home
Friday evening.
the Cross Country HomeinakerS
club has changed the date Of their
meeting from the Thursday the 10Th
to Tuesday the 18th. The cnange was
made OF account of the Missionary
society holding a work meeting on
the 10Th. The club will meet with
Mrs. Otto DOrman.
Julius DOrman and son William,
MI. and Mrs. Ed Doppler, Lawrence
Doppler, Mr.. and Mis-. Horace Dir
lam and family, Alfred Bean and
sister, Mrs. Ives, were in Bismarck
Saturday.
Mr.. Kaiser and son of Sterling Wis
tied Fred Rittel the middle OF the
week.
Hilda Rittel assited Mrs. Robert
WEIGH in dressing some chickens for
market Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert WEIGH and
family called at the home Of MIR.
Welcn's sister, Mrs. Ruth McMurrich,
Sunday afternoon. Friends from Bis
marck also visited Mrs. McMurrich,