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Esthervile
By r ROY LITTLE

Mrs. A. F. Ghylin entertained ,
number Of relatives and friend,
Monday afternoon In. honor Of he,
mothers birthday. The Afternoon
was spent socially. Mrs. 'Ghyli1
served q delicious lunch. Mrs. Olsor
received. number Of lovely gifts.
Earl and George Mtwder were
Regain callers Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Little and sor
Norman were Regan callers Tuesda,
Afternoon.
Among the Wilton callers Wednes.
day were MIR. and Mrs. Cecil Elkins
VIM. Mickelsen and famil, Pete Mich.
elsen and Harry Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nicholson and
children were visitors at the Uhde
home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nicholson
were Regain business callers Wednes-
day.
The Homemakers club met at the
aPtton home Thursday AFTERNOON
with q good crwd in attendance.
After the business meeting lunch was
served by the hostess. The next
meeting, which will be q special meet
ing, will be held at the Steve Little
home Oct. 18th. All members are
urgade to be present.
Marvin Manning and Steve Little
spent Sunday at wildwood lake.
The auction sale Of the G. Wilkin-
son home Friday drew q very good
crowd and everything sold at q good
price.
Conrad johnson was a business
caller at the Uhde home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Nicholson, VIM.
Nicholson and Mrs. Harry Dayen-
port were Wilton callers Friday.
Donovan Nicholson Of Wilton spent
the weekend at the Pete Nicholson
home.
A. II. Lundberg and Willie Uhde
returned home Friday evening from
Montana where they spent the past
10 days.
Earl Mannig motored to Wilton
Friday to get Melinda who spent the
weekend at her home.
Mrs. G. Manning and SON Alvin
were Capital City callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nicholson and
Mr.. and Mrs. John BoSchee and chill
dren were Regan shoppers Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nicholson and
children were dinner guests at the
Harry Davenport home Sunday.
The members of the Garfield
HomemakerS club and Ladies Aid and
their families gathered at the school
house Sunday evening at q farewell
party in honor Of Mar. and Mrs. G.
Wilkinson, who are leaving this week
for Wisconsin, and Mr.. ana MRS. John
Howe who are moving to Bismarck.
The evening was spent playing games
and visiting and q delicious pptluck
lunch was served about ten O'Clock.
The honor guests were presented with
q gift from those present.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin, MRS.
Howard Watkins, Oscar OleSon and
Mrs. Roy Little were Capital City
visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Berg and chill
dren were Sunday tevenlng visitors
at the VIM. MickelSen home.
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LAin
By OLGA M. RISE

The Zion Luther League gave q pro-
gram In the Langedahl church sun
day evening. A large crowd was
present.
Clarence Rise is at present employ
ed at the Boynton ranch west Of
Wing.
j. M. Lem Of Regan called at Al
fred Arneson's and>J. O. Rises Tues
day afternoon.
Frank O'Brien Of San Francisco,
Calf, called on II. e. Helgeson and
Helmer Helgeson Monday. Mi.
O'Brien. Is q son-in-law Of Helmer
Helgeson. He was en- route home
from New York City.
E. G. Ruble called on friends In
this vicinity Wednesday afternoon.
Selma Rise hauled grain to Arena
for Geo. Chrktianson Tuesday. d
Joseph, Clarence and Arthur Rise
and Andrew Dronen motored to Wing
Tuesday. evening.
George Vik called at J. O. Rises
Wednesday morning.
Olga, Selma, Joseph, and Arthur
Rise. Arnold Christensen, Nina
Waste and Olaf Olauson attended the
birthday party on Ed Larson, Joe
scallon and Mrs. Albert Little at the
Wing hall Thursday evening.
Mrs. Herbie Gunderson left ior ST..
Paul, Mimi, Saturday where she will
be employed at the L. E. Larson home
this winter.
Dorothy Borkman spent the week.
end at her home.
Dallas Borkman motored to Driscoll
Thursday.
Nina Waste spent the weekend at
her home in Lyman.
Arnold C~hristianson, Valdemar Lem
and Mrs. Harry. HelgeSon motored to
Driscoll Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanoi Christianson
and daughter motored to futile
Thursday afternoon.
Joseph Rise spent Sunday at Ole
Spilde,s and Ole Vik,s.
A few from this vicinity attended
the show at Arena Saturday evening.
Mrs. Henry Nelson and Muriel,,
Ruth Knutson, Mrs. M. T. Olson and
daughter spent Wednesday at the
Harry Helgeson home.
Not a very large crowd attended
services Sunday. There will he Nor
vegian services again next Sunday,
Oct. IL. at 2 o'clock. Rev. Salhus Of
Minneapolis will preach.
Olaf Olauson was q caller at the
Joe Rise home Sunday.
Olga Rise is assisting Mrs. Harry
fielgeson with house cleaning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Severson and
'mily visited at the Henry Arneson
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Chrixtianson,
son Arnold. MI. and Mrs. Harry Hell
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Arneson and
family visited at the A. T. Arneson
home Sunday afternoon.
geson and son. Harry. Jr., were visi-
tors at Ole Nelson's Sunday after.
noon.
Art Bjorhus motored to Driscoll
Sunday.
Maryland Christensen of Re1an
hauled coal and posts for Harry Hell
geson Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Christensen
daughter Muriel. Rev. Foss and Theo.
dore Torgeson spent Sunday after.
noon at the John Birkeland home
The Josephson young folks attended
the birthday party on Magme Hokan-
ma on Thursday night at the Finn
hall.
Shoppers In DfiscoII Monday were
Joseph and Selma Rise. Marvin Berg
Alfred and Seymour Arneson, 3. N.
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Ghylin
BY MARGARET DAVIS

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Magnuson
were business callers in Regan
Thursday morning.
Some Of the farmers attended the
Wilkinson sale Friday north of Reg
an.
Eugene Perkins attended to busi-
ness Thursday in Regain.
Nels Aims finished digging his po-
tatoes this week, he had about 70
bushel and has SOM of the largest
ever raised on display in the A. H.
Lundberg window In Regain.
Marilyn johnson was absent two
days this week due to sickness. Mar
ion Holgerson one day and Lucille
Sunquist two days, and Willis john
son one day all from Ghylin school
No. /.
Oliver Tosseth missed high school
Monday to help his brother. Arne,
with his threshing.
Willis johnson helped Nels Tos-
seth, his uncle, haul grain MoLday.
Nick Holgerson was a business
caller at the Willis Gill home Fri
day.
The Strom boys are hauling their
hay from north of Regain. Mr.. Top
lin Is also hauling his hay from the
same place.
M. and Mrs. Nels Aim and son
Ivan. were business shoppers on Re-
gan Thursday.
Miss Bergetta Tosseth returned
home after spending a few weeks,
with friends In Mandan.
Paul Davis motored to Bismarck
Wednesday.
MI. Aims motored to Wilton Sat-
urday where they sold some chick
ans.
Nels Tosseth moved the first OF. the
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BURNT CREEK NEWS NOTES

BURNT CREEK NEWS NOTES
Many pupils have brought pretty
pictures to school this week. These
they have mounted and put up
around the room.
The eighth literature class have be-
gun studying "The Gold Bug" writ
ten by Poe.
Glen Cleveland started to school
last Tuesday. Now we have q
seventh grade, too.
The eighth grade history class had
some interesting reports on writer's or
Importance during the eighteen hum
dreds. Joseph Schonert's reports on
Lowell and Parkman were especially
good.
Miss Runey paid us q short visit
last Wednesday morning.
The Young Citizens club held its
usual meeting Friday afternoon The
names OF the officers will appear in
next weeks news notes.
Aldyth Andahl brought q book with
some real looking Indians in, 1t to
show to the citizenship class. Grace
Schonert brought some snapshot pic
lures Of the Bad. Lands. too.
We wonder what kind Of marks
there will be on the report cards
which We will get Monday. Our first
month Of school has gone VERY fast.
We were sorry to have the follow
Ing people miss some more school
this week: Wesley and Bertran1 Cod
d1ngton and Grace Schonert.
When the editor In chief asked II
there were any blunders Of notice this
week, some n said, Eyes, Lois
Schonert fell up the school steps she
was SO anxious to get into school in
q hurry"
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NEWS OF OUR NElCHBORS
week to his farm he bought.

week to his farm he bought.
Nick Holgersons were calling on
Mrs. Sundquist Sunday.
Lucille Johnson was staying with
her aunt this week in Ghylin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Perkins and
children were visiting Mrs. A. Tos-
seth. Mrs. Perkins parents.
L. w. Davis and sons, Station and
Owen. have commenced hauling their
hay from Rock Hill this week.
Adolph Krause has returned from
South Dakota and has moved his
household furniture from Wilton.
We understand he has rented the
Mary Rache farm for the coming
year in Rock Hill township.
Raymond Toliver was q caller on
L.. w. Davis Sunday.
The prairieS were filled with autos
Sunday, hunting season being opened
on the prairie chickens.
Oliver and Arne Tosseth we're
callers on L. W. Davis Saturday eve
ming on a business errand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Gill and chill
dren were Sunday guests of H. B.
ellis.
Albert Perkins motored to Regain
Saturday evening to take in the dance
but it was a failure due to the mud
dy roads as the players did not all
come.
Miss Ida Tosseth spent the week.
end in Wilton the guest of her sis
ter Mrs. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Johnson and
daughter we're business callers In
Regain Saturday evening.
Owen, Margaret, and Eunice Davis
were callers at the Tosseth home
Sunday afternoon.
VIM. Backman and sons of the
south end township were Regain
shoppers Saturday.
Gwen Benson and son Benny of
Estherville, visited with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Arne Tosseth, Sunday.
Henry Rosendahl is moving to the
Frank Skula farm where Nels Tos-
seth moved from this week.
Mrs. Luther Davis called on Mrs.
Roy Farley Monday afternoon.
Paul Davis is taking care of Joe
Scallon's stock while he is in South
Dakota visiting relatives.
Walter Colman motored to Regan
Saturday evening to take in the
dance.
Arne Tosseth motored to Bismarck
Monday.
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McClusky were callers at the Kari
Gchatz home Saturday. -
Earl McCallister was an Alta SHOP
per Thursday.
John Anderson was a business caller
+; t the Karl Schatz home Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Emil zellner are
spending q few days at Emil john
sons.
David Schatz. called at the Fred
Bracket home Friday.
Philip Wentz of Pickardyille called
ct the Kari Schatz home Friday.
Karl Schatz and son Thafield called
at the Dan Rinehart home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. oKttlieb 6teinert made
a business trip to Regain Thursday.
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Bradd0ck
By hrs E. F. SAVAGE

Those who attended the funeral
services which were held for the late
Mrs. Don Macdonald at her nolre at
Leonard. N. D., Tuesday afternoon
were Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Sempel,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. DeFrance, Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Junge, Mesdames Piers,
Aarvig, Murphy and Vie and Messrs.
G. H. Wright, f. G. Thomas, A. w.
Junge and J. A. Allensworth.
The first meeting Of the new year
of the Parent-T Teacher association
was held on Monday evening. Sept. %.
There was not q large attendance due
to a misunderstanding In dates.
Meeting was called to order by Presi-
dent Piers and the following commit
tees appointed. Refreshment commit
tee for the ensuing year-Mesdames
Murphy, Vie and Edholm. Program
committee for the next meeting
Mesdames F. E. Martini, L. v. Lesher
and Mr.. j. p. Weber. Meeting nights
always fall on the fourth Monday
Of every month.
]. 8. Newcomer Of Eldora, Iowa,
spent Wednesday and Thursday In
Braddock and vicinity in the inter-
ests Of his farm
Lowell Barton left Friday evening
for Fargo A. G. where he viii con-
tinue his studies as architect.
o. r. Martini and daughters Helen
and vtrgie were Bismarck shoppers
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. MacLachlan Of
the Annex hotel, Bismarck, arrived
here Friday to spend q few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Savage. They
left Monday morning to visit at the
v. e. York home at Selfridge, N. D,
From there they will 60 to Virgil, s.
SAX, OF visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don MacLachlan and then ON to Min
neapolis before returning to Bis
n1arck.
Messrs Thore MAIDEN and s. 8
Tracy brought up 40 head of nice
steers from Wishek Friday which Mr.
MAIDEN will feed on his farm west o:
town.
Don Macdonald and Miss Maxine
Plath returned Friday evening from
Leonard. N. D., leaving little Sandy
with his grandparents, MI: and Mrs
Plath Of that place. After packing ur
the household effects. Miss Plath viii
also return home.
Mrs. G. T. Barton and daughter
Mrs. Carl Splitter, called at the w
w. Mandigo home Monday Afternoon
to visit with Mrs. H. e. Balk.
George Sempel. who has been con.
fined to his home for q few days, 4
again able to be at his work In th<
barber shop.
Mrs. Carl Splitter and little daugh.
ter, MERGED, returned home to Kin
tyre this week after several days visit,
at the G. T. Barton home.
The Ladies' Aid Of the M. e church
met at the home of Mrs Geo Dexter
This meeting was a surprise on Mrs
Dexter. Each one who vas Id At.
tendance supplied the lunch. The An
presented Mrs. Dexter with 4 nlce ing
Election Of officers for the incon,n;
EyeGx-E1s "a follows: prDideut. AGYk
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Lyman
BY s. GYLDEN

Emil Lehto, Matt JULY aud Louri
Pihlaja visited at Matl1 Setaia,s Sun
day.
Miss Sylvia .Eckholm is employed
at Max 'Lang's near Sterling.
The party which was held at the
Finn hall Thursday evening was well
attended.
Mrs. Ira Thorson and children
were supper guests OF Mrs. Arch's
Saturday.
Miss Sadie Gylden was a business
caller at Gust Eckholm's Monday
evening.
Arne Antilla was a Wing caller
Saturday.
J Ed Eliason' was transacting bust
ness in Mandan Saturday.
Emil and Lydia Lehto, Martha
Koski, Lauri Pihlaja. Adolph John
son, Elmo Kari, william Kukkola, Ed
win Olson, MI. and Mrs. Dave Jo-
sephson and son Clifford. spent Sun
day evening at John Gyldens.
Misses Sadie Gylden and Martha
Koski called at Esther Thoyre's Sat-.
urday evening. 90.
Bill Mulari called at John Gylden,s
and William Wanttaja's Thursday
evening.
Frank Holmes called at Louis Oh
sons Monday.
Sauna Pihlaja spent the weekend
at Henry Pilaja's.
Alex Ranta called at Henry PHI
laja's and John Gylden's Monday.
Sererie Eckholm and Wano Inget
stopped at John Gylden'x en- route
home from Wing Monday. r
Bill Mulari spent Saturday evening
at Esther Thoyre's.
Andrew Dronen and Matt setala
were business callers at John CYL
,den's Saturday.
Sulo Gylden wa q Wing caller
Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. L. G. Holmes. and son
Frank were Wing callers Saturday.
I Mrs. Arch and daughter Myrtle
called at John Gylden's Tuesday.
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,luskey visited at the Sam Berg home

Cluskey visited at the Sam Berg home
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Wagner were
Wilton shoppers Saturday.
Bismarck shoppers Saturday were
Nj. and Mrs. VIM. Wagner and
daughters. Hilda and Ella, Nj. and
Mrs. Adolph Wagner. Jake, John and
Emil Wagner and Emanuel Hintz.
MI. and Mrs. Ernest Seibold, who
now reside In Wilton, spent Sunday
at the Fred Wagner home.
Paul and Miss Clara Wagner visited
friends and relatives near Turtle
Lake Sunday.
Edward Reimke OF Martin spent
Sunday at the VIM. Wagner home.
Emanuel Hintz returned with him
where he will spend q few weeks with
his parents.
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News Briefs from
School at Baldwin

Pupils of the Baldwin school con-
tributed articles for filling q Junior
Red Cross box to make q cheerful
Christmas for an overseas child.
The following pupils have had per-
feet attendance the first month Of
school: Hazel and Mabel Anderson.
Orland and Vernice Bjelland. Earl
and Leona Buchholtz. Harry and
Florence Engelrnan. Norman Fricke,
Dolores, Robert and william Gehrke,
Jeryl Haibeck. Doris and Elda Hogue,
Laurena Lehman, Luella and Orv1Ee
Monroe, Doris. George, Mary. and
Susan Poole, Lavyrl williams.
Mabel Anderson and Lillian Gehrke
made perfect scores in spelling dur
ing the first month Of school.
We are very sorry to lose Luella
and Orville Monroe. They are NOV
ing to Bismarck.
At a meeting Of the Young Citizens
League held Oct. 3, president, Lillian
Gehrke, announced her appointment
of the following COMMITTEES. the first
named of each being chairman Of
that committee:
Committee on PHYSICAL Training
Norman Fricke, Earl Buchholtz.
Luella Monroe, Leona Buchholtz.
Harry Engelman, Lavyrl williams,
Vernice >Bjelland. Orville Monroe,
Susan Poole, Elda Hogue.
Committee on Patriotism - Mabel
Anderson, Doris Poole, Walter Buch.
holtz, Emma White. Hazel Anderson,
George Poole. william Gehrke. Ruben
Geigle, Richard Anderson.
Courtesy committee-George Poole
and Vernice Bjelland.
1t was decided in this meeting to
nave q carnival Nov. Z to raise money
for the school.
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Arena
By MRS. OWEN MCINTYRE

Jack Rogers has been assisting Bert
Granville haul hay the past week.
Teddy. Haas called at McIntyres
Tuesday evening.
The horse Allen Frazier was look
Ing for was found dead near Ed
Wagner's. It is thought it got into
some grain and eating to much Of 1t
caused It's death.
Thomas Mertz vas a business call
er in Wing Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Bert Granville and
sons and Jack Rogers were among
the shoppers in Wing Saturday.
Miss Pauline Wolf, who has been
assisting at the Hazlegrove home, re-
turned to her home Saturday evening.
Mrs. H~azlegrove has recovered from
her illness so that she is able to do
her h~ousevork.
Mr. and Mrs. Gesslie and sons ac-
companied by Miss Rosemary Gefgen
motored to Turtle Lake Sunday to
visit relatives.
Mike Beacon did some trucking for
Bert Granville and Mcintyre BROTH
ers the forepart of the week.
Mrs. ]. j. Scallon and Mrs. Iva
Little motored to Bismarck Saturday
to attend the homemakers training
class.
MI. and Mrs. Bert Granville, MI.
and Mrs. Owen Mcintyre, Miss Rose
Mulholland, Miss Rosemary Gergen
attended the birthday party given in
Wing Thursday evening in honor of
Mrs. Iva Little, Ed Larson and j. j.
Scallon.
There will be a Catholic Ladies Aid
supper and fancy work sale Saturday,
Oct. II.
Laveren Goldberg called at Elmer
Perry's Saturday.
Harold Kraft spent the week-en
at home. He is employed at the
Hazlegrove home.
Miss Rose Schneider spent the
weekend with her parents neal
Goodrich.
Miss Rosemary Gergen was an over
night guest at the Mcintyre home
Thursday.
Howard Granville and Ben Boss
were supper guests at Bert Glanville,s
Sunday evening.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, OCTOBER Il. 1890

Mrs. Scallon, a held In the Wing
hall Thursday evening. The evening
was spent In dancing, with a delicious
lunch served between II and IL
O'Clock. A large crowd was present
and everyone reported a lovely time.
Ralph Halver motored to Bismarck
Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Arthur Tees and son
Junior motored to Bismarck Tuesday.
Leroy Marchant called at the John
Witt home Tuesday morning.
MI. and Mrs Charles Johns were
Wing shoppers Wednesday.
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Alta
BY KARL SCHATZ

John A. Beck of McClusky was a
business caller at the H. Schatz home
Friday.
Rev. Dan Kleine conducted church
services at the Alta church last Sun
day.
Henry schatz spent the weekend at
McCluSky.
Alvin Bracket transacted business
at Alta Thursday.
Dinner guests at the Karl Schatz
home Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stroh and family, mir. and Mrs. Dan
Klein, and Hilda Keck of Washburn,
John 6troh and Edmund and Tha-
field. Schatz were visitors at the Hank
and Ed Schatz home Sunday.
Pauline Schatz spent the weekend
at her home.
Eddie johnson called at the Hecker
farm Thursday.
George Hecker was a business caller
at the Karl Schatz home Wednesday,
Ed and Hank Schatz spent Sunday
evening at Wildwood roller skating.
Edwin Schatz was helping GEORGE
Hecker drive two loads of cattle ia
Mercer Friday, from which point he
Will ship them to market.
Joe Diede has purchased the Louise
Adams farm. where he will make his
future home.
Albert zelmer called at the Karl
Schatz home Sunday.
Ed Curly motored to cClusky, Sun.
day.
Henry schaffer purchased a new
tractor last week.
Ed Schatz was a caller at the Henry
Schaffer home Saturday.
Thafield Schatz was q caller at the
Gottlieb Steinert home Thursday.
Rudolph Schaffer and Otto Rine-
hart left for Fargo last week.
Mrs. Henry Schaffer and son Henry
made q business trip to Alta TUESDAY,
Edmund Schatz motored to INC
Clusky Sunday. taking his sister Paul.
Inc back to attend school. He was ar.
companled by Henry Schatz.
Eddie and Esther johnson and Mr.
and Mrs. Karl Schatz ana sons David
Thafield and Edmund, attended the
speech at Pickardville Thursday
night, which was given by q lady from
Oregon.
Jarold Jones was a caller at the Kar1
Schatz home Sunday.
Elmer Oually has been hauling Goa,
the last few weeks.
Eddie johnson and Edwin Schat,
were visitors at the L. Adams homf
Sunday evening.
Henry Schatz and sons Sd and Hanl
and Karl Schatz transacted busines,
at McClusky Saturday.
Elmer Oually was a business Gale,
at the Karl Schatz farm Monday.
Edwin Schatz called at the Emf
Johnson home Sunday. Then Edwir
and Eddie johnson went out chicken.
hunting. -.
Harold Hamilton and Jim Reber o,
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Schrunk
By MARCHANr

a WeOOA11S CeIeNlOHy was Te3o on
Monday afternoon by Rey. Ira E.
Herzberg Of Bismarck, uniting in
marriage Charles Leroy Marchant,
son Of MI. and Mrs. r. q. Marchaut,
Wing, to Miss Ruth Leona Hieu,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hen
also Of Wing. The ceremony was
performed at 800 at the Evangelical
parsonage In Bismarck. The ring
service a used. Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
witt, sister and brother : in : law Of
the groom were the attendants. Mr..
and Mrs. G. L. Marchant left for
Fresno, Calf, on Tuesday, to make
their future home.
Mrs. Herman Meters returned to
her home Tuesday afternoon, from
st. Cloud, MIMI, after attending the
funeral Of her mother.
Miss Ruth Hen is spending this
week visiting at the r. g. Merchant
home.
Mi. and Mrs. James Novy motored
to Wing Wednesday forenoon.
Miss Tillie Hen Is visiting with
Miss Dorthea Skei this week.
Leroy Marchant called at the J. E.
Witt home Tuesday forenoon.
Thomas Novak motored to Wing
Tuesday.
Chris Hen was q business caller in
Bismarck Monday.
Mi. and Mrs. r. G.. Marchant and
family and Miss Ruth Hien were
Wing callers Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Meters at
tended the birthday party held at the
Wing opera house Thursday evening.
Miss lilly Hien is visiting q few
days this week with Miss Louise
Thurn at the Jacob Berg home.
Mrs. John Witt spent Friday Ut her
parental home.
MI. and Mrs. Chris Hen and FAM
lily spent Thursday visiting at the r.
q. Marchant home.
John Witt and Ray Marchant at
tended the sale at the Wilkinson
home Friday.
MI. and Mrs. Chris Hen ane FAM
lily visited at the Jake Hen home
Thursday evening.
Herman Meters and daughter Mar
celia attended the sale at the Wilkin-
son home Friday.
MI. and Mrs. e. M. Nolan and fam
lily were Wing callers Saturday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. g.. Marchant and
family, Ruth and Evelyn HEN. called
at the Jacob Berg home Saturday
evening for Tillie Hen.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Witt, Mrs. r. q.
Merchant and family. motored to
Bismarck Monday. q
ISL MI. and Mrs. Chris HEN and FAM,
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Marchant,
left for Fesno, Calf, Tuesday morn
ing. where they will make their flu
ture home.
Herman Meters was . wing caller
last Tuesday
L. G. Marchant called at the Her
man Meters home Sunday.
Gustaph Witt called at the Jake
Path home Sunday, near futile.
Thomas Novak motored to Wing
Tuesday forenoon.
The Misses Ruth, Evelyn and Title
Hen who have been visiting with
friends for the past week, left eatur.
day for futile. where they spent the
weekend with relatives.
LEROY Marchant called at the John
Witt home Tuesday.
Herman Meters and daughter MAJ
celia ,motored to Wing Friday after
noon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl johnson mo
tored to Bismarck Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Roy Marchant and family
called at the j. E.. Witt home Nom
day.
Mrs. J. E. Witt spent Friday after
noon at the Marchant home.
r. q. Marchant called at the Her
man Meters home Sunday evening.