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'Welch's Spur
BY MRS r, M. L

Mr. and Mrs. John WEIGH and fam
lily visited at the Earl Snyder home
Monday.
Chester Boyd was taken very Ill
with an attack of pleurisy Monday.
MI. and Mrs. John WEIGH assisted
Mrs. Boyd In caring for MI. Boyd
Monday evening. Mr.. Boyd is some
what improved at this writing.
John WEIGH called at the Robert
WEIGH home Monday evening.
Mrs. John Nieland and little ne
phew and niece did not return to
their boarding place from their week.
end at home until Monday morning
on account Of bad roads.
Most of the neighborhood men at
tended the farmers night supper Civ
en- by the Rotary club of Bismarck
Tuesday evening. Everyone reported
a delicious supper and a most enjoy
able time.
The township qualification meet
ing was held at the O. p. WEIGH
home Tuesday on account of Mr..
Boyd's illness. MI. Boyd is the
township clerk.
Mrs. Walter Yeakle called on Mrs.
Robert WEIGH Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Robert WEIGH called on Mrs.
Chester Boyd Tuesday morning. Mr..
Dorman and sons also called.
Knut Hanson and Arthur Bates are
doing the farm work at the Chester
Boyd place while Mr.. Boyd is Ill.
Mrs. Otto Dorman visited at the
Chester Boyd home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. WEIGH called at
the Robert WEIGH and Chester Boyd
homes Wednesday evening.
Jack Ishmael and Ralph Snyder
made several calls in the Community
Wednesday while planning for the
carload of hogs to be shipped from
the spur the end of the week.
MI. LOmaS, of an oil company in
Bismarck, made several calls in the
Spur neighborhood Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. John WEIGH and fam
lily, Oliver WEIGH and Mrs. Hugh Nc
Murrich were Bismarck visitors FRI
day.
Ed. Doppler and two sons, Leo and
Lawrence and Marcus Tremblay called
at the Robert WEIGH home Friday.
Ralph Snyder visited the Doppler
boys Saturday evening.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. johnson called
at the homes of the Boyd district
school board Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Johnson teaches in Boyd school No. 2.
Ed. Doppler and son Lawrence and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert WEIGH and two
children were Bismarck visitors Sat-
urday. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Yeakle
and Mr. and Mrs. George Varnum
were also in Bismarck.
Oliver and John WEIGH hauled a
truckload of hogs to the Spur Satur-
day for Mrs. Hugh McMurrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gagner, Bis
marck, and MI. and Mrs. A. L. WEIGH
of Menoken visited at the John WEIGH
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert WEIGH and
family visited at the home of Mr..
Welch's sister, Mrs. Hugh McMurrich
Of Glencoe, Sunday.
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Turtle Creek
BY SARAH HEINLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Kronick were
visitors at the VIM. Jennings home
last Sunday.
Miss Anna Ewine was visiting with
Mary and Olga Savaski last Sunday.
Fred Brezden was a business caller
at the VIM. Brezden home Monday.
Bernard Hall was q visitor at the
John Hammock home Sunday.
Miss Mary Brezden was a business
caller at the Heinle home Wednesday.
Miss Helen Jennings was an over
night guest at the Heinle home Tues
day.
Mi. and Mrs. G.. Shearer and chill
dren were visitors at the VIM. Jen-
ningS home last Sunday.
Among those that were visitors at
the John Hammack home Monday
evening were Mrs. L. E. Hall and
sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Keck and
sons Lester and Kenneth and Mr..
and Mrs. Bob Laughlin and son Milky.
Bernard Hall was a Wilton shopper
Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Wagner and Mrs. A. H.
Heinle were visitors at the Vim. Wag-
ner home Thursday.
John Hammack attended the &C.
ton sale Wednesday 26 at the home
Of Mrs. Cleveland.
Misses Louise and Sarah Heinle
visited with Mary Brezden Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Brezden and o Frank
and daughter Mary Brezden were Bis
marck shoppers Saturday.
A. H. Heinle and sons Edwin and
Ernest were business callers at the
Gill Brothers home Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Brezden is staying with
her daughter Mrs. Pete Kobylnick a
few days.
Among those who where visitors at
the VIM. Brezden home Friday were
Mrs. Pete Kobylnick and baby, Mrs.
Fred Brezden and Mrs. Joe Brezden.
Henry Niehart was a visitor at the
a. H. Heinle home Monday.
Lewis Wagner, Dave Keck and VIM.
Jennings built storm shades at school
No. /, Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Seibel are the
proud parents Of q baby boy born
March ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Heinle and
family were visitors at the Fred Wag-
ner home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wentz are stay
ing at her parents home a few weeks.
Ruben Niehart Is working at the
tGoovenes home for spring work.
John Walcker motored to Bismarck
Monday.
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Brittin
By NORA L. ALLENsWoRrH

Mi. and Mrs. Jason Hoover enter
tanned the Allensworth family. Mis-.
Harth, Mr.. Lamb and Melvin WEIGH
at dinner last Sunday.
Orrin Button Is again able to be
home and is steadily improving.
Henry Crawford Is the proud owner
Of a new sedan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Crawford and
daughter Eleanor, Mrs. Ed. Aliens
worth and daughters Ida and Irene,
Miss Ruth Hath and Charles Dutton
were Bismarck callers Saturday.
The next meeting Of the Brittin
HomemakerS will be held at the Jason
Hoover home on Thursday, April II.
Irene johnson spent Friday night
at the Dutton home.
Miss Harth spent Thursday night at
the Irwin Rein home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewel Doan. J. w.
Doan and many other Brittin people
attended the dance at Menoken Sat.
urday night.
Melvin WEIGH was a Sunday caller
at the Allensworth home.
Marshall Dra!le and family and
Grin Dutton and family motored to
Bismarck Thursday.
The township board met at the
home Of Chas. Allensworth, clerk, last
Tuesday. Geo. Scarborough was re-
elected chairman for the following
year.
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q new coupe to use In his rural school
inspection trips.
Mr.. and Mrs.. John Wehlitx and
family Of Hazelton. were Sunday Wis
itors at the j. A. Prescott home.
Nj. and Mrs. Johnny Taylor spent
Sunday at the home Of Mrs. Taylor's
parents In Dawson.
Miss Dahpne Wamsley was q visitor
In Bismarck this weekend.
Miss Graf and Miss Shorthand spent
several hours in the capital city Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Fillebrown drove to Fargo last
Tuesday and attended the funeral
services for Eielson held at Hatton
Wednesday.
Miss Boyd attended the funeral
services for her grandmother held in
Bismarck last Tuesday afternoon.
Harold Loerch, who Is attending
jamestown college, spent the week.
end at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Loerch.
Glenn Matthews was q caller in
Bismarck last Tuesday evening.
Miss velma Patterson, who is teach
ing near Dawson, spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
terson, of Tuttle.
Miss Ruth Matthews, who is teach
Ing near Braddock, returned to spend
the weekend with her parents, MI.
and Mrs. M. D. Matthews.
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Lyman
BY $. GYLDEN

MI. and Mrs. Dave Josephson were
callers at John Gylden's Monday.
william Harper was a caller at
Gust Eckholm's Tuesday.
Myrtle Hudson, Florence Van
Orsting, Jack and Severt Gylden Wis
tied at Dave Josephson's Tuesday
evening.
Arne Antilla was a caller at Gust
Eckholm's Tuesday.
Bill Mulari returned here Monday
from Redwood, Mimi, where he
spent the Winter at his parental
home. He will be employed at the
L. G. Holmes farm for the summer.
Mrs. Albert Antilla was q caller at
Gylden's Thursday.
Miss M. Hudson, teacher Of Lyman
No. /. completed q successful term of
school Friday.
Sadie Gylden spent Tuesday with
Tyne Eckholm.
Arne Antilla and his mother, Mrs.
Albert Antilla were Wing callers
Wednesday.
Frank Holmes and Bill Mulari were
callers at John Gylden's Thursday.
Mrs. Albert Aantilla moved Friday
to the place known as the Wanttara
place where she will make her home
for the summer.
Frank Holmes transacted business
in Wing Tuesday.
Severt Gylden and sulo Eckholm
were business callers in Wing Fri
day.
Victor siklander from sebeka,
Mimi, was visiting his old friends in
this community for the past few days.
John Waste was q caller at VIII
liam Wanttaja's one day last week.
Selma Gylden was . business caller
at Ida Thorson's Friday.
Alex Eskeli and sons Arvid and
Arne Of Oriska were visiting In this
vicinity Sunday.
Mrs. Gust Eckholm and daughter
Lydia and sons Sulo and Elmo were
callers at 0ylden's Sunday.
Edwin Olson was q caller in Wing
Saturday.
Edwin Olson and Jack Gylden mo-
tored Miss Florence Van Oorsting to
Wing Thursday, from there she left
on the train for Valley City after
spending q few days with Myrtle
Hudson.
Sulo and Elmo Eckholm and Jack
Gylden were callers at Gylden's
Thursday evening.
Jack, Severt, Sadie and Selma CYL
den, Sulo. Elmo, Tyne and Siiri Eek
holm and Myrtle Hudson were callers
at Ingets Saturday evening.
Gust Eckholm and Jack Gylden
were callers at Arne Antilla's Fri
day.
Henry 1nget was q caller at Gust
Eckholm's one day last week.
Arthur Sigurd and Gerald Dronen
spent Friday afternoon with Theo-
dore and Elmer Thorson. r
Mrs. Ida Thorson was q business
caller at Antilla's Friday.
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Thursday night guests at the Jaanea
Fitzgerald home.
Batty and Harvey Fitzgerald and
Vincent Sherman are digging rock on
the Axel Solder farm.
Axel Solder called at the j. +. Little
home Saturday evening.
Clayton Little took Lewis Jorgen.
son to Regain Tuesday morning. He
went from there to Bismarck with
Isaac Marcovitz.
MI. and Mrs. Stewart Of Bismarck
called at School No. 2 Friday after
noon to get Gladys Granting, who
teaches there.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Swanson Of
Bismarck spent q few days at the
John Howe home.
Francis Fitzgerald spent q few days
last week at Wilton.
Regain callers Saturday were Fred
Wutzke, MI. and Mrs. Fred EhneS, r.
e. Patton and son Raymond, Ed.
Rasche. Everett Bailey, Ira and Law.
renee Bailey, Louis Jorgenson and son
Lewis.
Mrs. Shelly Bailey and family Of
Regain spent the weekend at the
Lewis J~orgenson home.
Fred Wutzke called at the Fred
Ehnes home Saturday.
Wing callers Saturday were Mrs.
8. w. Nemetz and sons Basil, Paul
and Joseph, and Mi. and Mrs. Mar
tin Feuling.
Lawrence Fitzgerald and John
Flood called at the ]. F. Little home
Saturday.
Paul .Rupp brought Marvin out to
Ed. Rasche's Monday morning.
Martin Feuling took the train to
Mandan Monday to consult a phys
ician.
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MOffit
BY r C. E. F

The girls Of the Lucky Star" All
club of Moffit held their social meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Fred Moffit
en- Tuesday evening, March Is. Most
OF the members were present, also
some visitors. Games, contests and
singing were the pasttme of the eve
ming. Thelma Moffit and Clara
Mauk acted as hostesses and five of
the other girls served refreshments.
The next meeting will be q business
meeting and will be at the s. T. Mauk
home south of Moffit.
Rev. Otto Kinzler and wife and
baby son returned Saturday noon
from q three weeks stay in Kentucky.
They we're called down to LAGRANGE,
Kentucky by the serious illness of Mrs.
Kinzler's mother. She was q little
better when they left for home, al.
though they had nc serious trouble
they got into the terrible storm that
swept the eastern states last week.
Friends were grieved on Monday to
hear Of the death of Mrs. Menard,
mother Of Mrs. w. H. Edison, at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Hughes
In Bismarck Sunday night. She had
been a sufferer for many years from
asthma and heart trouble but had
not been bedfast only q short time.
Mrs. P1llsbury and sons and Miss
Anne Boomgaarden motored to Bis
marck on Saturday to do some shop
ping.
c. E. Moffit and F. w. Moffit mo-
tored to Bismarck last Wednesday ON
a business trip and returned home
that night. G. e. Moffit attended the
census enumerators meeting at the
Federal building in the afternoon.
Harold Lane and family were Sum
day dinner guests at the B. F. Lane
home. They also visited at the G. E.
Moffit home in the afternoon.
Mrs. v. Benz and Mrs. Mikkel Ham
son visited at the Burns Bailey home
Saturday afternoon. Marjory Bailey
accompanied Mrs. Hanson home in
the evening.
Peter Hopstad is laid up with a
bad case of lumbago. He went to see
q doctor one day last week. Walter
Jones Is helping with the work at the
Hopstad home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Benz are the
proud parents of a son born Satur-
day. Mother and baby doing fine.
Congratulations.
MI. and Mrs. Mike Hanson enter
tanned q number of friends at q whist
party last Friday night.
Mrs. w. H. Edison and daughter
Dorothy spent Sunday afternoon at
the G. E. Moffit home.
About 80 friends gathered at the
@. <. Lane home Wednesday evening
in honor Of MIR. and Mrs. Harold Lane
and sons who expect to leave soon for
Michigan to make their home.
Mrs. J.. F. Coder, Mrs. Everett Por-
ter, the Misses Harriet Moffit and
Anne Boomgaarden motored to Nc
Kenzie Saturday night and attended
the play Safety First" at the school
house.
Charles Hamlin and his brother
in-law from Harvey visited at the
Pillsbury home Monday night.
Little Wallace Bailey visited at the
C. e. Moffit home Friday and satur-
day.
G. E. Moffit went to Bismarck on
the 500 Friday and brought his car
home Saturday.
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Garfield
BY R A. +. GHfzrN

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Little, Gene Lit.
tie, Ruth Wilmot, fIarland schilline
visited at the A. F. Ghylin home
Thursday evening.
Ollie Cook was q guest of Ellis
Schilling Thursday evening at the Jot
Kiefer home.
Mrs. Joe Keifer spent wednesday
with her mother.
MI. and Mrs. H. F. Swanson and
daughter Dolores and Ernest Swan.
son of Bismarck spent the weekend
at the John Howe home.
Ernest and Dee Bailey cane up
from Bismarck Tuesday.
The following program was given
by the juniors Of the Garfield high
school Friday evening: Solo, Burnett
Jacobson: play, "All Couples Not q
Pair" Ira Mccoy, Louise Walker, Oh
lie Cook, Edith Francis, Ella Schill-
ing; solo. Louise Walker; recitation,
Conrad Wilkinson: solo, Guy Mccoy;
play, You Know, I Know, Shake
Burnett Jacobson, Bernhard Jordahl,
Clarence Walker. Lucille johnson;
song, Where You Been Billy Boy"
Kenmar Jordahl, Burnett Jacobson;
play, Know Sense, Know Love-" Iolo
Johnson and Gene Little. Pie was
sold after the program which Melted
$25.11.
Ernest Bailey returned to Bismarck
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Jordahl and
family attended church at Iein Sum
day.
Ella Schilling spent the weekend at
her home in Regain.
Mi. and Mrs. Joe Keifer attended q
party in the Monson home Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Joe Keller visited with Mrs.
Ghylin Saturday afternoon.
Little Patricia Patton sprained her
ankle one day last week.
F. Wutzke had company Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. dhylin and sons
were dinner guests at the Ole Olson
home Sunday.
A. F. Ghylin did carpenter work
at the A. H. Sundberg farm last week.
A. H. Lundberg called at his farm
Sunday afternoon.
H. G. Taylor was q caller at the
Udhe home Sunday afternoon.
Mary Patton, Howard Taylor, Shir-
ley Mae Walker started school Mon
day.
Burnett Jacobson spent Thursday
evening at the 0hylin home.
Don't forget that aid will meet ut
the Chas Kuehl home, April 9.
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Trygg
D GLADYS NELSON

Mrs. Charlie Farrell. Marie and
Gene were luncheon guests Monday
at the George Nelson home.
Richard Kikul and Neva Mount
were brief callers Monday at the
George Nelson home where they took
Vina Oder to open school No. 2.
George Nelson, Charlie Farrell and
Gene called In ct the John Risch
home Monday night.
Leo Sheldon moved to the John Rue
farm Tuesday.
Those that were elected on election
day for township officers went to the
clerks office to quality Tuesday.
George Nelson and Willie Jiras were
short callers Tuesday 1t the Charlie
Farrell home.
oertie Mae and Gladys Nelson.
vina Oder and Willie Jiras motored
to Wilton Tuesday night.
Andrew Trygg called ct school No. !
II Tfygg Thursday.
Charlie Rue came out from Bis
marck one day this week transacttne
business st his farm here.
Sam Brown spent . few nights u
the George Nelson home while the
ground froze up %, he could not run
the county grader.
Carlyle and Raymond Sheldon, who
reside ct the John Rue farm. started
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70 wishek, N. y, where they VAL VI
it With their daughter and other rela-
tives.
otto wolf called ct the Philip wan
home Monday morning on business
matters.
Emanuel Hints viii work Tor Gust
Neimiller for two months.
MI. and Mrs. J. ]. Wagner visited
at the Fred Wagner home.
Otto Just and Paul 2. Wagner ana
Fred and Henry Yeasle motored 70
wilton Monday evening on business
matters.
Nj. and Mrs. Christ Wolf motored
to Mercer Tuesday to visit 1t the Fred
Weise home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Neilniller were
guests ct the Gust Neinntller home
Sunday.
Miss Rosa Strobe Of Mercer IS
spending the weekend with her SIS
ter, Mrs. Nein1iller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wagner visited
with their daughter and son.in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Wagner, Mon
day evening.
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Wilson
BY MRS. JOHN A. BERG

Mr.. and Mrs. John schladt spent
Sunday evening at the Jake Baumil-
Ter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wagner were
Washburn callers Thursday on bust
ness matters.
HALEY Nelson and Ted Rydholm
called at the John Berg and Christ
Wolf homes on business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Berg spent Sat-
urday evening ct the John Berg home.
Misses Herda Sarha and Bertha
Berg visited ct the Christ Wolf home.
Edward Warner was q business caller
ct the Christ Wolf home Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Adam Ridlinger Of
Haxelton and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fisher Of Trip, 8. D., are guests ct
the Jake Baumiller home for the
weekend.
Edward Berg and Russell Tapplin
Of still called ct the John Berg home
Monday afternoon.
Carolina Kurle and Edward Warn
er were married ct the brides home
Tuesday, April I. They win make
their home In Park township.
Nick Hryckow and mother spent
Sunday evening. ct the John Berg
home.
Fred LANCE and Mrs. Florence
Wendover spent Sunday ct the Nc
Comb home north Of Mercer.
John Berg and son Albert and
daughters Olvera and Alma spent
Thursday evening at the Christ Vol
home.
Fred Wagner visited ct the ousl
Neimiller home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Berg visited n
the VIM. Wagner home Sunday.
Miss Clara Wagner spent Thurs
day and Friday st underwood where
she attended the spelling contest.
Miss Pauline Wolf and 1ers. Wolf
spent Thursday afternoon e* the John
A. Berg homo.
Nj. ana Nrs. Dave Keck and sona
Lester and Kennel visited ct the John
Berg home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wagner motored
TO Bismarck Saturday with their son
Emil, who entered the st. Alexius hos
pital for. treatment.
Hugh and Raymond Redingtor
called 1t the. "A. +. Nelson home on
business matters.
Mi. and Mr.. Adolph Wagner spent
Sunday It tho VIM. Wagner hOme..
Nj. and Mrs. Philip wall motored
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day. They also visited With Eds par.
ents who just recently moved to town,
Elmer Qually visited with Hank
and Ed. Schatz Saturday.
Emanuel Schatz and Ed. johnson
spent Saturday at the Hecker farm,
Chas. Larson visited at the Fred
Bracket home Friday evening.
Herman Schofer transacted bust
ness in McClusky Saturday.
Ted Hochhalter who has been tax
ing q course in q barbertng school ia
Minneapolis. returned to mis- home
last week, Monday.
Jock Coombe autoed to Fargo Sat.
urday to visit Mrs. M. Coombe who
is confined in the hospital.
Susan Schatz who recently re.
turned from Bismarck Is now EN-.
ployed at the Crabsbock restaurant
in McClusky.
Karl schatz and son Gus were In
McClusky Saturday.
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Clear Lake
BY MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN

Mrs. Alfred Olson spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Henry Olson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stiles enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Paulson and
family at supper Tuesday evening.
School was dismissed Wednesday
afternoon in homer Of Carl Ben Eiel-
sons funeral at Hatton.
j. Heaton of Mckenzie was a bust
ness caller at the Henry Olson farm
Wednesday.
Those who were entertained at the
Joe Paulsen home Wednesday to sup
per we're Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Schoon
and family, MI. and Mrs. Ernest
Schoon.
Mrs. Albert Christensen and Miss
Myrtle visited with Mrs. Ben Orne
Thursday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Orne and daugh-
ter Ruby spent Thursday evening at
the B. F. Paslay home, Mrs. Owens
parents.
Marvin Magness was a caller at the
Will Stiles home Thursday.
Mrs. Christ Schoon visited with her
daughter, Mrs. Joe Paulsen Friday.
Mrs. Ernest Schoon has enjoyed a
visit from her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peterson of Verona.
MI. and Mrs. Ole Newland and
family spent several days at Bis
marck and Mandan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Bassen and
family spent Friday evening at the
Christ Schoon home.
H. A. Thomas and Miss Evelyn mo-
tored to Center Friday evening to
visit with friends and relatives.
MI, and Mrs. Christ Schoon and
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson motored to
Bismarck Saturday and spent the
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Marten Olson were
Sunday callers at the Will Stiles
home.
MI. and Mrs. Joe Paulsen and fam
aly were entertained Sunday evening
at the Christ Schoon home.
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the 9~tewartsdale and Glencoe church.
es Sunday. April 9th.
James Brown was shopping IN Bis
marck Saturday.
Ralph 1shmael shipped another
carload OF hogs Saturday. The ship
ment consisted Of some Of his own
and neighbors' who shipped with him.
Roscoe VIM Is now working for
Mr.. Reed.
Ole Houser and little son Evert mo-
tored to Huff Monday.
Ed. Becknall called at the Snyder
home Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fields and family
have moved onto the Moore farm. MI.
Fields will farm this place the COM
ing season. Mrs. Fields Is q daughter
Of Mrs. Moore.
Dan Nicholson and q few others Of
this vicinity intend to start seeding
wheat this week.