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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-31
S. w. Burleigh
BY KATIE D.

Dave Sullivan was ar overnight
visitor in Bismarck, going in on the
500 Tuesday evening and came back
Wednesday morning.
VIM. Garner Is now hauling the
mail clear through from Bismarck
to Livona.
Ernest. Lang visited at the John
and Norman Stewart homes Sunday
"Little" Dan Mclean has been
quite i'll the past two weeks.
Norman Stewart called on Ronald
and Anna Nicholson last week. He
reports they are nicely settled in
their little home at the parsonage
August Hogue sawed wood fol-
Claud Hauser Monday. Vernon
Granting, Norman and John Stew
art helped and Mrs. John Stewart
spent the day visiting with Mrs
Hauser and Mrs. Malcolm Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Hauser were
shopping in Bismarck Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Stewart and
Mrs. John Stewart were in Bismarck
Thursday.
Ralph Sneider visited at the Nor
man Stewart home Sunday.
Chas. Mallard was an overnight
guest in Bismarck Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Oder made q
short visit at the home OF Mrs. Oder's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Buckley
last week.
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quarterly meetings at the O. r. Col
liver schoolhouse beginning Sunday,
March so.
MI. and Mrs. G. J.. Kuehl were
Thursday guests at the Ed Rasche
home.
q. o. Lindsey and Merrill motored
to Regain Thursday.
Emil Moses transacted business In
Wing Saturday.
Ira Bailey and Gilbert Ward called
at J.. F. Little's Monday.
Ernie Gordon visited at the Emil
Olson home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Algot. Ryberg were
business callers at the Chas. Heddick
and Emil Olson homes Sunday Of
last week.
Bill Mccullough called at school
No. / Tuesday to get his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Sykes and
Mrs. Martin Teuling called at the
Lewis JorgenSon home Tuesday.
Clayton Little was q dinner guest
at the Lewis J~orgenson home Tues
day.
Mrs. Mabel Bailey and children and
brother Everett were Regain callers
Thursday.
s. v. Monroe and Andrew Kolb
called at ]. F. Titles Thursday aft
ernoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wutzke and
family moved Wednesday to the Ole
Void farm.
Mrs. G. o. Kettleson and MI. and
Mrs. Marvin Aim were Sunday guests
at Mr.. Aims parental home.
8. B. Olson was a Regain caller Sat-
urday.
Paul Rupp brought Marvin to J. F.
Titles Monday morning.
Mrs. p. E. Patton and children at
tended Catholic services at Wing Sat
urday morning.
Jim Doherty who spent the winter
at the 8. w. Nemetz home returned
home Thursday.
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Turtle Creek
By SARAH HEINLE

Misses Anna Stacia Brezden, Mary
and Olga Savaski were visiting with
Anna Ervine Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Seibol are the
proud parents Of q baby boy born
March is.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Heinle were
Wilton shoppers Wednesday.
Joe Holkup and sons Joe and
James and daughter Elsie were VIII
ton shoppers Wednesday.
Fred Wagner and VIM. Wagner
were Wilton shoppers Wednesday.
Mrs. L. E. Hail and son Bernard
were Wilton shoppers Wednesday.
Sam Berg was q Wilton shopper
Wednesday.
Christ Holwagner was Wilton
shopper Wednesday. s.
Mrs. Jake Spetzer and daughters
Bertha and Alice Spetzer were Will
ton shoppers Wednesday.
O. p. Williams was . business call.
er at the Heinle home Wednesday.
Harry .Redington was q Wilton
shopper Wednesday. ].
Mi. Savaski was Q business caller
ct the L e. Hall home Wednesday.
John Hammack was q business
caller ct the 1. e. Hall homo Thurs
day.
Mi. and Mrs. E. r. LARGE were
visiting ct the Christ F1emm0r home
last week.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Ervine, son
Jack and daughter Anna, took Mary
IRVINE to Bismarck to leave for Chi
|ca9o Thuraday.
Dave Gu was In Wilton shopping
Friday.
Dave Keck was . Wilton shopper
Friday.
MI. and Mrs. Andrew Snoblick and
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Garfield
BY R A. F. GHYLn

A large crowd turned out
ton Tuesday. The following
were elected: Supervisor, III. ~
kins; clerk, S. L. Jordahl; tro(
Barney Strand: assessor, Alyina
lin; constables, Chas. Our an
erett Bailey; justices Of the
G.. ]. Kuehl and S. !. Jordahl.
Mrs. 8. L. Jordahl, Orlo X
Kenmar and Bernhard Jordah1,
p. E. Patton and Mrs. Ole Ol6ouA
tied school Sunday afternoon.
The Wutzke family have moy01
on the Ole Void old place. &S
Mr.. Taylor took Mrs. TaY1oe
Mrs. C. w. Wilkenson to~
Tuesday to attend the HomemnE
sewing course. Don't forget the nuEt
regular meeting for the club viii -
April 3 at the J. F. Little home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Olson Woeo
supper guests at the A.. F. Ghylixs
home Wednesday evening.
A nice crowd attanded the IadieSsa
Aid at the Roy Little home Wodnoo>!
day. The following ladies' Werss
present: Mrs. Strand, Mrs. Jordahl.
Mrs. Kuehl, Mrs. Davenport, Nh,
l. Bailey, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Ola Or.
son. Mrs. Joe Keifer, Mrs. WiIkin-
son, Mrs. A. F. Ghylin, Mrs.. Cooki
and there were also q few men foIk4|
present.
Dee Bailey was q passenger On ~,
train to Bismarck Wednesday.
Mrs. Mable Bailey and family1anAs
Everett Bailey were callers in town
Wednesday.
Gust Olson Of Harvey, N. D., caIIo1s
on his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole o.
son, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lybeck M
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence "A
Larry and family spent the week-en
at the Joe Cook home returning
jamestown Sunday.
Quite q crowd attended the =. e.
A. Friday night. M
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Keifer called
the Carl Berg home Saturday oV1a
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin ~
family were dinner guests ct the L.
Kiefer home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin Cd
family spent Saturday evening at
the H. C. Taylor home. grGera1d.
stayed over night with Ross and
Howard Taylor.
The program and pie social win be
held Friday, March 20.
Mrs. Anna Knudson and SON F1oyi
were callers at the Strand home Sunl
day:
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Keifer, Nj. and
Mrs. A. F. Ghylin and o q Gerald
and Clair e supper guests at IL
H. c. Taylor home Sunday evenin9.
Gilbert Wand and Lawrence BaiI6Y
were callers at the Ole Olson hoHo,
Saturday.
The next Ladies' Aid will be hG1eI
at the C. J. Kuehl home WednesdaE
April 9.
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Wilton
MRS. ART FERRIS

Miss Edna Olson of Bismarck Wis
tied over the weekend with relatives
in Wilton.
Mrs. Louise LANCE and daughter,
Mrs. John Oshanyk, are visiting rel
atives in Coon Rapids, la.
Mrs. L. +. Nugent was a Bismarck
visitor Thursday.
Mrs. c. c. Buttruff Of Wadena,
Mimi, is a guest at the home of her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. X. Eastman.
Mrs. Edith Smith attended the tel
ephone conference in Bismarck last
week.
Charles Prentice has accepted q
position in the Capital Chevrolet
garage in Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Finn of
Bismarck visited relatives in Wilton
last week.
Miss Bernita Breniesse spent Sun.
day with her parents at Regain.
Lester Heston and Bill Kolokoski
attended the Ford salesmen's meet
ing in Bismarck Monday and Tues
day of last week.
Miss Gladys Granting, teacher
near Regain was a Wilton caller Sat-
/ urday.
Mike Partyka returned to Wilton
Wednesday of last week after spend
ing the winter in Montana.
Mrs. I. Polonsky and son Isadore
were Bismarck visitors Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Backman left
Wednesday by a in answer to a
message telling Of the serious illness
OF Mrs. Backman's sister, Mrs. +.
G. Oberg Of Luck, Wis.
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Elmo Eckholm and Edwin olsor
spent Sunday ct Cylden's.
Ed Eliason was = business caller
at Ollie Olson's one day last week.
A group Of young folks were pleas.
antly entertained at Henry Inget's
Sunday.
Jack. Severt, Sadie, and Selma
|Gylden, Sylvia, Sulo, Severi, Elmo,
Tyne and Surf Eckholm and Edwin
Olson spent Sunday. evening ct Ly-
man school No. /.
Vieno Koski returned to her home
in Harriet township Saturday after
visiting the past week with Venla
Inget.
Arthur and Oscar Antilla were
callers at John Gylden's Sunday.
Theodore and Elmer Thorson were
overnight guests of Oscar Antilla
Wednesday.
Miss Myrtle Hudson was q supper
guest at Gylden's Thursday evening.
Elmer and Theodore Thorson spent
Saturday at Gylden's.
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= Hollywood, Calf, .-(NEA)
Five years have taught Fay Lam
phier, hailed in 1925 as 1.-The most
beautiful girl in the United States
the hollownesS Of fame.
Back In Hollywood nova stenog-
rapher in the same studio where she
made her debut as a movie actress
Fay is far from being broken-hearted.
In fact, she's really glad.
Fame can't bring happiness be-
cause it is too empty" she said.
while you are on the pedestal MOTH
ing is too good for you. But the mo-
ment you step off, or get showed off,
everyone forgets you."
After she vas crowned Miss Amer
lea" in the Atlantic City beauty
pageant q 1925 she signed to play the
title role in 1.-THE American Venus"
That was her first-and last-pic-
ture. Somehow, as a movie actress,
she just didn't CLOCK" Gradually
the public forgot her. Eventually she
drifted back to Oakland, her home
town.
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and sons Edwin and Walter and
daughter Nina were business callers
in Wing Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Erickson and
son Melvin and Mrs. Ida Thorson
and daughters were capital city call
ers Wednesday.
Miss Florence Van Costing of Val
ley City is visiting with Miss Myrtle
Hudson for a few days.
Verno Koski spent the past week
visiting with Venla Inget.
Walfred Antilla is working at Oar
Wahlman's in Sterling.
Mrs. Ida Thorson and daughters
and Severt Gylden were business
callers at Harris's one day last week
Edwin Olson was a caller at VIM
Wantlaja's Saturday evening.
Walter, Wayne, and Venla Inget
and Vieno Koski spent Thursday eve
ming at Gylden's.
Sulo and Elmo Eckholm spent Sat.
urday evening at Arne .Antilla's.
Quite a few from around here at
tended the surprise party at J.. o.
Rises Saturday evening. They re-
port a good time.
Mable jacobson. spent the week
end with Hilma Olson.
Gust Eckholm spent Sunday at In
gets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Josephson and
son Clifford, Sylvia Sulo, Seyeri and
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Glen View
BY MRS. LARS

Twin girls arrived Saturday at the
Steve Murray home.
Katherine Mclean spent the week.
end at the home of her parents in
Menoken.
Thomas Jacobson visited friends in
Baldwin Saturday.
Violet johnson spent Monday and
Tuesday visiting relatives in Painted
Woods.
The Henry Johnson family of
Painted Woods we're dinner guests at
the Bill Larson home Sunday.
Mrs. Bud Windmill Is spending q
few days at the Walter Simons home,
Mrs. Tom Morgan called at the
Lars Jacobson home Friday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Oshanyk of Will
ton and Lawrence johnson visited
Sunday at the Lars jacobson home.
Tom Morgan was a Wilton caller
Saturday.
The funeral of FIR. FILLER who
died last week at an old soldiers
home in South Dakota, was held in
the Baldwin church and interment
was made in Rose Hill cemetery Mon
day afternoon. A large number at
tended. Mr.. Miller was one of our
early settlers as well as a war veteran,
being 86 years of age. He has spent
the last few years Of his life at a
soldiers home. but his family still re-
side in this district. The community
extends heartfelt sympathy to the be-
reaved.
Mrs. c. M. jacobson called at the
Steve Murray home Monday to see
the new twins.
The Morgans are moving to the H.
B. Thompson home this week.
Frank Murray spent Saturday eve
ming at the SimonS home.
School started in schools No. ! and
3 Monday with Mrs. Mohler and Miss
Nuegebaur in charge. School No. 2
begins the 31st of March.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con johnson were
shopping in Wilton Saturday.
Hans Nelson went to Bismarck
Monday on business.
Herman Kickel and John Herdebu
of Baldwin were business callers at
the Jacobson home Saturday.
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willie and children were visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Granville.
Myrtle and Ida Magnuson spent
the weekend at their parental home,
Isadore Kremenetsky and Buddy
Melhoff autoed to futile Sunday to
get Mrs. Kremenetskys and daughter
who have been visiting there the
past week.
Henry Jacobson and Richard We
Der took some sheep to Robinson
one day last week.
Faye Harvey spent q few days last
week ct her parental home. She/i is
attending school in Valley City.
Bill land Reinhold Engel Of Gar
rison called ct the Bossart home last
Wednesday, returning Friday with
some cattle for Reinhold Engel.
Opal Harvey spent the week at her
parental home.
David Weber spent Sunday eve
ming at the Jacob Hem home.
MI. and Mrs. Ben Boss are visiting
in Wing this week.
Dan Seiglock and family spent
Sunday at the Dan Helm home.
Richard Weber was an overnight
guest at the Henry jacobson home
Sunday.
VIM. Engel spent last Wednesday
evening at the Mueller home.
Mabel. Jacobson spent the week.
end with Milma Olson.
Tillie Borth spent Thursday eve.
ming with Alice McCloskey.
Evelyn Fryer Of Bismarck is
spending a few days here with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Olson.
Nina Waste, Edna Josephson,
Clarence Miller and Ed. Sepin were
guests at the j. Banttari home Sat-
urday night.
Jake Weber spent Sunday evening
at the Patterson ranch.
The Freshmen entertained the
high school and the teachers at q
skating party held west of town Fri
day evening.
Mrs. James Olson was a caller II
Bismarck one day last week. She
had some dental work done and also
bad her eyes tested.
Mrs. Lytle and Mrs. Atkinson
spent Sunday visiting with Mrs. Gus
Anderson.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Aichele spent
last week visiting with Mrs. Aicheles
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Auch.
Mrs. G. Srabel spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her mother
Mrs. Adam Hopper, and her sister
Mrs. Dalbec.
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II came back to Hollywood because
I couldn't work as q stenographer in
Oakland again." she said. Friends
would consider me a failure. Holly
wood has already forgotten me and
I am practically unknown. There are
no embarrassing questions to answer"
This girl who has tasted both sue
cess and defeat smiled. And there
wasn't the faintest trace of bitterness
in her smile, either.
You know" she said. philosophi-
cally, II don't feel the least bit sorry.
In fact, I am glad that my film
career ended as soon as it did-with
one picture. Had I gone on for even
a year and enjoyed fair success it
probably would have been very diff
cult for me to get back to earth. AS
it is, I am happy and contented now
and can look back over the past five
years and feel thankful because"
Because of what?" I asked.
Because" she smiled, "they have
given me a lot of experience and
taught me q lot about life."
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family are all very sick. Mrs. John
Kornner is doing the work.
MI. and Mrs. A. H. Heinle and
family were visiting at the Fred
Wagner home Sunday.
Miss Malta Flemmer spent the
weekend with her parents.
Ernest Eeibol is working at the
VIM. Brezden home daily.
Lougd Haugen was a Wilton
shopper Friday.
Title Walcker is working at the Ru-
dolph Heinle home in Turtle Lake a
few weeks.
The Gill brothers are having an
auction sale Friday, the 28th of
March.
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MenOken
b MRS. JENNIE n

Mrs. Otto Ayers and Mrs. Paul
: Holmes, leaders for the Menoken
Homemakers club, attended the prof.
ect lesson in Bismarck Monday q
the Chamber Of Commerce rooms
The Menoken Homemakers and
Ladies' Aid met ct the home OF Mrs.
Ed. Eblinr Tuesday afternoon. This
was to Be IN all day meeting put
not many attended on account OF
road conditions.
Township election was held in the
town hall Tuesday Faye Saiter was
reelected supervisor Tor the mex
Miss Rachel Shelton Of Bismarck
and Mrs. F. O. Bailey of south OF
Bismarck were visiting ut the Otto
Ayers home during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Wengle and
family are now visiting at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Seiber~ The Wen
gle children r attending the Men
oxen school. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Boren and
family and Mrs. Warren Chzbe OF
Mckenzie were callers at the Charles
Graves home Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boren and Mrs: Clizbe
expect to motor to Wayne, Neb., soon
where Mrs. Clizbe will make her
home in the future. Mr.. and Mrs.
Boren will also visit relatives in
Iowa before returning.
Mrs. r. M. Ludemann, Mrs. Otto
Ayers and son, Henry and Ed. Eb.
ling, Mrs. Laura Dance and MRS. a.
C. Dance were shopping in Bismarck
Wednesday afternoon.
Forrest Fields was taken to Bis.
rnarck Wednesday by r. G. Abelein
suffering from infection Of the knee.
He is much better and is expected to
return to school the last OF this
week.
r. NJ. Ludemann was in Fargo
from Wednesday until Friday attend.
ing the. convention end banquet OF
the Equitable Lite Insurance Go. OF
Iowa.
GUY Abelein and Victor Bakken
Of Anamoose, N. D., spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting at the Il. Z.
Abelein home.
Neevan Shank motored here from
his home in Wisconsin to stay at the
home Of Mrs. NJ. E.. Funston.
The Menoken Ladies' Aid gave an
oyster supper at the town hall Fri
day evening. The tables were dec
GRATED with pink and white carna.
tions and the room with pink and
white streamers. Quite q large
crowd attended. Twenty-Five dollars
was cleared from the supper and sale
of popcorn and candy.
Miss Mildred Funston, who has
been attending the Valley City nor
NAL school since last October, re-
turned to her home Friday. Miss
Funston will begin and eight-month
term Of school near Regan next
week.
Miss Ella Funston, who is teaching
near Regain, visited her mother, Mrs.
NJ. E. Funston, Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Burbage Of
Bismarck were visiting at the r. G.
Abelein home Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl jacobson and
daughters Of Bismarck were callers
daughters Of Bismarck were callers
day.
Mr.. and. Mrs. r. G. Abelein enter
tanned ut dinner Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ayers and son
Wayne.
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Steiber
BY MRS. JOHN CARLSON

|. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hickel and So
Wayne spent Monday evening at tt
J. C. Olson home.
Robert Patzner was an Alta calleo|
Wednesday. B
Richard Adams, who has bess
working at the w. S. Oder. horAo
during the winter months left thsr(
Wednesday.
John Carlson and J. C. Olson wera
callers at the LANCE home Thurs
day.
Miss Julia Oakland called at th6
j. C. Olson home Tuesday. c
John Carlson was = Regain Gales
Wednesday evening.
Miss Mary 7, Doyle spent thG'
weekend at the Wm.. Hickel honne.
Philip zelmers were Regain can
ers Friday.
Albert Anderson and Bill Hiekel
called at the J. c. Olson home Safs
urday.
Delbert Olson and Fred fanes
were Regan callers Friday.
Philip zelmer. called ut the Uieket
home Saturday.
Regan callers Friday wers 1shaI
Carlson, ]. G. Olson, ". S.
Bill Hickel. Delbert Olson and NJ
Steinerts were Regain callsrs -.
urday.
Emil sattler Va. n Ana ].
Saturday. h
Albert Anderson and ]. q.
were callers ct the John
nome Saturday Afternoon.
Callers 1t the John Carlseu
Sunday were Mrs. Art Strand.
Uhde and Ole Aune.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carleen
children Dennis and Doris wcRo
gan callers Saturday night.
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~ HELEN MARcHANr

Mr.. and Mrs. David Helm and
daughter Ruth spent Monday evening
at the Fred Smith home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. dlanville called
at the r. G. Marchant home Thur
day afternoon.
A play and pie social given by Mrs.
D. +. Mcclellan and Miss Theo. Johns
was held In the Florence Lake school
Friday evening. Those taking part
in the play were the Misses Marcella
Meters, Martha HindAauch and Thee.
Johns, Norman Johns and Albert and
Wilbert Meters. A large crowd was
present.
Thomas Novah called at the r. q.
Marchant home Friday afternoon.
Miss Martha Hindbauch spent Sum
day afternoon with Miss Marcella
Meters.
Mrs. G. b. Knudson, Helen and Lee
Roy Marchant spent Tuesday after
noon and evening at the Fred Smith
home.
Mrs. Lizzie Triebwasser spent q few
days last week with her sister Mrs,
VIM. Witt.
A township meeting was held ct
Schrunk school No. 2 Tuesday. James
Novy and r.. q. Marchant served as
clerks, Thomas Novak and Charlie
Kvanski IS judges and. o. o. sperry
as inspector.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry sneider and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert CLAN
vile and family spent Sunday after
noon at the Fred Smith home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pool visited
Schrunk school No. / Tuesday after
noon.
d. F. Mcclellan was q dinner guest
ct the r. q. Marchant home Sunday
r. g.. Marchant and daughters
Mrs. G. b. Knudson, Margaret and
Helen and son Leroy were WING
shoppers Monday.
Fred Smith and John Witt were
Wing shoppers wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pool spent the
weekend at Mrs. Pools parental
home near Regan.
John Witt returned home Monday
after working at the Fred Smith
home the past few months.
Miss Margaret Marchant spent the
weekend at her parental home.
Clara, Mary and Clarence johnson
spent Sunday at the James Novy
home.
John witt and Fred Smith were
business callers In Arena Sunday.
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Wing
By LILLE MUELLER

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Borth spent
Sunday ut the John Weber, j., home
Fred Oswald returned to his home
Saturday after being in the hospital
for several weeks.
Margaret Marchant spent the
weekend ct her parental home.
Olga Kuloski spent last Friday
night with Ferne Granville.
Gottfred Weber spent Saturday
evening and Sunday at the Kraft
home.
a. a. Hubbell and B. w. Graham
transacted business in Bismarck
last Wednesday.
william Hubbell spent Sunday al
his parental home in Wing. :.
Earl Hill stayed with John Muel-
Ter, Jr., Saturday night.
Jake Helm was q dinner guest at
the John Weber, ST., home Monday.
Lenora Hedstrom and Mabel Mag
nus spent the weekend ct their par
entail homes.
Nj. and Mrs. Howard Peterson and
week visiting 1t the Toilet Subey
home. !.
"a, Da!Dec spent sne
Mrs. G. Strobel and children, Alice
and Delford, we're supper guests at
the Mueller nome sunday. m-
Jenny Au!oski spsnt .ssSA "ul
Gay nlgnt VIZ = oee' r..-4
Jonn ano mAItln U.sssI, IsnG ~
and Anote rev n Tehg s WRehs. oI ~ koyns
ting &C the yonn we've IT; noms
Mr. ana Mrs. SscH Ilanval9 ~.
cnlleren; Ferne gag Elvll'' cpen. 1 s.i
Mednesoey at. reIne 1'au
one dents AZ wSrx . none. .,.a.+.;r.d >
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Hazlegrove
BY MRS. RAY HAZLEGROvE

MI. aid Mrs. Dan Almer and fam
lily called at Ray Hazlegroyes and
Otto Beakes Monday.
Our mail man Oscar Willstock will
now leave town round $3.50. So he
can meet the trains.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers were in
futile Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove have
both been sick with bad colds this
! week.
In the Goodrich Weekly Citizen
this week there was a picture Of
Henry w. Matz whom you all re-
member around here and who use to
have q homestead near Twin Lakes.
He is now the champion wolf hunter
Of Montana.
Mrs. Fred Haas and Mrs. Adam
Haas were guests Tuesday 1t the
home Of Mrs. Andrew Kratt
Peter Demakolla and Philip Trusty
called ct the home OF Mrs. Charlie
King Friday.
M. and MRS. Harry Ulfers called
Saturday forenoon ct Ray Halle
groves and Milt 0oldsmiths.
Ray Hazlegrove called Saturday al
Harry Ulfers and was also . dinner
guest there.
AT the township election the follow
Ing officers were elected: George Nc
Intyre. treasurer: lfrs. Adam Haas
clerk: Adam Haas, assessor: Jake
Sattler. justice q the peace: Charlie
6attler. road bon, ana Ray Haxle-
grove. constab1e.
Mis- Otillia Bruce spent the week
end with her parents mar Arena.
NJ. and Mr.. Owen Mcintyre verG
In Wing Saturday. 1lr2 1Ge1ntyxx
attended tho h~ognemaeoFS meeting.
Herald Kraft = nov WuEa3ng ~
Elmer pTunnln.
home Sunday.
k~ 49,