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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-31
Rock
BY RUTH LITTLE

Louie Jorgenson was q Regain caller
Friday. Lewis spent the afternoon
with the Little boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. o. Lindsey were
social callers at the Chas. Kuehl
home.
Byron Knowles and Tolof subcy
were dinner guests at ]. F. Little's
Monday while on their way from
Wing to Regain with the snow pillow.
Alvin Ghylin and Merril Lindsey
brought J. F. Little home Tuesday.
He broke his car down. They also
went to Regain.
p. E. Patton and Aelred Bovrhe
were Regain callers Saturday.
Mrs. Ira Bailey and Mrs. Mabel
Bailey called at the schoolhouse Mon
day.
Clarence and Lloyd Kettleson call
ed at J. F. Little's Tuesday.
Ernest Swanson was an overnight
guest ct the Ira Bailey home We'd
nesday.
Mrs. 8. L. Jordahl visited with Mrs.
John Howe Sunday afternoon.
Chas. Keuhe. Chas. Our and Ed.
Rasche motored to Bismarck Thurs
day Of last week with some dressed
turkeys which they sold there.
Ray and VIM. McC ullough are
hauling hay this week which they
purchased Of ChaS. Kuehl.
Paul Rupp called 1t the Ed. Raschc
home Friday after Marvin.
Lewis Jorgenson spent Friday att
ernoon with Clyde and Virgil Little.
Bill Granville called 1t the Lewis
Jorgeuson home Sunday.
NJ. Zelmer called at the Fred
Wutxke home Sunday.
LAufice Jorgens0n wa absent from
school Thursday and Friday on ac-
count Of illness.
q. o. Lindsey called ct J. r. Lit
ties Monday.
Andrew Kolb and Stephen Monroe
were Wing callers Saturday. They
also called at the w. II. Kolb home.
Isaac Marcovits and son Robert
called at the Jorgenson home Sunday.
Phyllis and Virgil Little returned ia
school Monday after . weeks ab.
Mrs.. Ira bailey and Ernest swan.
ron returned home from Bismarck
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has spent the past two weeks with
relatives in Arena.
Mrs. Fred Smith returned home
from the hospital Friday.
Mrs. !. Krementsky spent one day
last week at futile.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Subey were sup
per guests at the II. jacobson home
Saturday.
Fred Berth and wife returned
home from Bismarck Monday. Mrs.
Both consulted q physician.
.Eller Mae Hubbell spent Tuesday
night with Bertha and Edna Erick-
son.
Jake Weber called at the Bossart
home Monday evening.
MI. and Mrs. John Mueller and
daughters spent Tuesday evening
visiting at the Fred Berth home.
Mrs. Fred Cumber and Mrs. N. II.
Collins spent last week In Fargo Wis
iting.
Henry SCHNEIDER and Mr.. Hienbuck
were over night guests at the Muel-
Ter home Monday.
Mi. and Mrs. John Weber were
callers at the Philip Weber home last
Thursday.
Dan Seighlock and wife spent
Sunday at the Christ Berg home.
fIilma Olson visited with Lucille
Anderson last Thursday evening.
Ethel Josephson and Nina Waste
transacted business in Wing Satur-
day.
Leslie Josephson spent last week
with Fred and Francis Banttrai.
Myrtle Magnuson visited Lenora
Hedstrom last Wednesday night.
Alma and Lloyd Kindred left for
their home at Say Brook, Illinois, last
Monday after spending the past six
months visiting their sisters. Mrs
Henry and Herman Seiglinger.
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NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS

home. Clara remaining for Z few days
to visit with her sister, Mrs. Helmer
Arneson.
Einar spilde spent Thursday eve
ming at ]. @. Rises.
Joseph and Clarence Rise, Arnold
ChrtsttanSon and Art Bjorhus mo-
tored to Driscou Thursday.
John 0underson called at John
Birkeland's Saturday afternoon.
The party given by Gladys Rue at
the J. O. Rise home was we'll attended.
The evening was spent BY playing pro-
gresstve whist, dancing, and playing
games. Joseph Rise won grand prize
playing progressive whist, and Dor
othy Cotes the doodle" prize.
There will be Norwegian services
at church Sunday. Feb. 2. at 2 o'clock.
Joseph Rise and Dallas Barkmarl
motored to Driscoll Wednesday after
noon.
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Burnt Creek
BY MRS. JULIUS ANDAHL

Miss Lucille Milman spent the week.
end at the Floyd Paris home.
Grace Klawitter called at the Julius
Andahl home one day last week.
F. G. Klawitter and son Paul lid
daughters 1rma and Grace called at
the George achonert home and Ma
rion Lennihan home Wednesday aft
ernoon.
George Schonert and family and
Floyd Andahl called at the F. g. Kla-
witter home Wednesday evening. The
evening was spent playing whist and
ice cream and cake were served be-
fore the guests departed.
Pete Luyben was q caller ct the F.
G. Klawitter home Thursday.
Raymond Flanagan spent Thurs
day evening at the F. G. Kawtttet
home.
The Andahl boys are busy putting
up ice this week.
Frank Paris returned from New
York Sunday evening.
Mi. and Mrs. Floyd Paris called ct
the Julius Andahl home Sunday eve
ming.
Matt Andahl was q business caller
in Bismarck Monday.
The Farmers Union meeting was
held at the Hugo 6olberg homa.
Lunch was served, the table being
set for fourteen. Each member drew
a number. MI. o. Keefe drew the
lucky number but will have to 1t.
tend the next meeting to find out
what the prize is to be. Mrs. 6Ol-
berg Is on the entertainment COM
niittee and has many novel plans for
future meetings.
The Paul Schonert children are
missing school on account Of the
inumpS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Hoge and daugh-
ter May were shopping in Bismarck
Saturday.
Mrs. Herman Worst and daughters
were shopping in Bismarck Saturday.
Val Steiner went across the river
Tuesday to bring home q drill.
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| Miss Amanda Tween, Harold HoWitsor.
and John 8eauclair-Nero euppeg
guests ct the ]. F. Coder home Thurs.
day night.
Archie Navel was Visiting friends
In Moffit Monday. He returned 70 his
marck Monday night.
The Misses Anne Boomgaarden.
Louise friedman, Pauline Hoeft and
Evelyn Olson visited the girls &C the
Asa Wemer home Friday evening.
Miss Jennie Waste spent the week.
end at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ray
| johnson.
Ole Torgeson has been taking treat
ments for his bad case Of tonsdllitts at
the local clinic. Friends are glad to
hear he Is recovering nicely.
Homer Brownawell spent the week.
end visiting friends In Motif.
Miss Jennie Waste and Glen Al.
ans called at the FL Olson home Sun.
day.
Mrs. VIM. Carol and daughter Lois
visited with her sister, Mrs. Franz
Benz, on Monday afternoon.
9. A. Anderson shipped Q carload Of
hogs Saturday to the st. Paul market.
Mi. and Mrs. Eddie Adams and MI.
and Mrs. Fay johnson visited ct the
Adams home Sunday.
w. II. Edison was q Bismarck caller
Monday afternoon.
A number from town visited 1T the
Adams home Sunday.
The son Of Mi. and Mrs. Julius
Peterson Is not out Of danger yet. @
he had to undergo another operation
and had nine tubes put In to drain off
the poison.
Mrs. George Hill is getting along
tine after her operation, and viii be
home o
Neil Edwards and Milton Doehle
took up three coyotes which they
have caught at the Everett Porter
ranch this winter.
Miss Gladys Moffit spent the week.
end with her friend, Beth Porter.
The aged mother Of John Luude
and Mrs. Frieze died ut the Friexe
home south OF Moffit last Thursday
at noon. She "a about 06 years old
ana was up and around up till lust
q day or SO before her death. She
died OF dropsy and had been ailing
Tor years, but was not bedfast for even
q week before her death. She was
laid to rest at Hazelton Sunday.
Geraldine Hoffman spent Sunday
afternoon at the G. E. Moffit home
as the guest of Harriet Moffit.
Charlie Farrell was q Moffit caller
Saturday.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Emil
Enochson was pleasantly surprised
when q party Of ladies dropped In to
help her celebrate her birthday. She
received q nice lot Of pretty and use
gifts. and at the close Of the after
noon q lovely lunch was served and
the guests departed. wishing her many
happy birthdays.
Nj. and Mrs. Emil Enochsuo enter
tanned several guests at . whist party
Saturday night. High prizes went to
Mrs. Anna Hoeft and VIM. Hirninr.
and the consolation prizes were to Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Carol. At midnight q
delicious lunch was served BY the
hostess.
The girls Of the Lucky Star All club
held their social meeting Tuesday
evening at thcF. w. Motif home.
Every member was present. Canes
ana stunts were the pastime. and at
the close OF the evening six Of the
girls served lunch to the guests. The
next meeting will be a business meet
Ing, which will be held Tuesday. Feb.
II, at the F. w. Moffit home.
Mel Edwards visited with Mike
Kleeman last week.
Fred Argast was in jamestown ON
business last week.
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Ghylin
By DAVIS

Mrs. Albert johnson is caring for
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Gene Perkins.
at the Albert johnson home since the
arrival Of the new baby boy.
Mrs. Z. w. Davis returned home
Monday from Bismarck and Wilton.
Oliver Tosseth spent the weekend
at home with his mother, making his
trip by train because Of the drifted
roads.
Victor stroms spent last Sunday
visiting with Henry Stroms.
Israel Iseator was q Monday caller
in Regain.
Ida and Oliver Tosseth were Sunday
afternoon callers on the Davis young
folks.
Bill Drawer spent q few days in
Bismarck at the. hospital this last
week.
Adolph. Rieberg is spending some
time in Bismarck with his mother,
who is q patient in q hospital there.
Mary Scott was q caller in Regain
the first Of the week.
Station and Owen Davis tried to 60
to wilton Thursday to take Margaret
her provisions for the week, but. due
to the drifted roads, they went only
as far as Still.
Mrs. Tosseth he's returned home
after spending q vacation with her
daughter, Mrs. Benton Backman. near
Wilton.
Elget and Victor strom had to use
q scoop In trying to get to Regain
Monday with the car, g they were
stuck In q drift Of snow.
The passenger trains going from
Regain to wilton have changed their
time now 50 you can get into Wilton
in time to make connection with the
500 for Bismarck, leaving Regain Ut
II noon and returning to Regain about
2 p. n.
Oliver Tosseth went hack to high
school Monday noon from Still on
the train. !.
Dorothy Little did not return home
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Still
ny b. r. HAGsTRoM

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred johnson were
Wilton shoppers one day last week.
Leo Strand called ct the Ruben
johnson home Tuesday.
Mrs. Herman Falkenstein spent q
couple days last week with her
daughter and son-iu-law. Mr.. and
lfrs. Roy Anderson.
Peter, Edwin and Conrad johnson
were Regain callers one day last week.
Mrs. Ed Broehl called on Mira.
Arthur johnson wednesday.
Louis Lind called pa Walter sund-
Quist Thursday.
There was no school In school No. 4
In Estherville township Thursday due
to the bad weather.
The Strand Brothers we're Wilton
callers Wednesday.
Mrs. Arthur johnson AVID family
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Garfield
BY r A. F. GHYLlN

There was q p. T. A. meeting Fri
day night. Because Of bad roads. a
few Of the young folks came and
practiCed basketball.
Chas. Kuehl, Chas. Our and Ed
Rasche were callers In Bismarck
Wednesday.
Ernest Swanson Is at home now.
Mrs. Howe Is reported Is getting
along fine ct the. Bismarck hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moser we're
callers at the Joe Keifer home Satur-
day night.
Mrs. Joe Keller and Ella schillins
were callers at the Knudson home
Sunday.
Ollie Cook spent the weekend
with Burnett Jacobson and Violet
Olson.
Ode and Dee Bailey were callers at
the Ole Olson home Sunday. Ode
came over to get Ollie and take her
home.
Joe Keller called at the Ghylin
home Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Keifer and Ella scnilling
called at the 0hylin home Saturday
afternoon.
Oliver Knudson is employed at the
A. n. Sundberg farm.
Ernest, Dee Baily and Joe Cook, ST.
went to Bismarck Monday to begin
working. They've been here a week
John Howe and Collin Wilkinson
were callers In Regain Saturday.
Homemakers club will meet at the
Strand home, Feb. 6.
Ladies Aid will be held at the G. w
Wilkinson home. Feb. S.
Fred Olson called at the II. c. Tay-
lor home Monday morning.
Mi. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin and sons
were callers at the Joe Keller home
Thursday.
VIM. Kettleson hauled. coal for the
} Garfield school Wednesday.
High school took their mid year
exams Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Ira Bailey and Mrs. Mable
Bailey had q special meeting with the
school board Monday evening after
school.
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Taft
BY FLORENCE b. GOsNEY

George Beatty and daughter Gelva
were town callers Tuesday.
The high school students at Ster-
ling were busy writing state exams
the latter part Of the past week.
0ustaf Hermanson was in town
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Koon and
family spent from Thursday nigh,
until Sunday at the GoSney home.
Ernest Hurr was a Sterling calle,
Tuesday.
Miss Florence Gosney spent Thurs
day afternoon at the ElneSs home in
Sterling.
Ernest johnson called at the Ernest
Hurr home Tuesday.
Club was entertained at the Henry
lessen home Thursday
Mi. and Mrs. Sapp were Bismarck
callers Saturday.
Harlow Hendershot, was in town
Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Herman Nieman ant
family we're town callers Saturday
MI. Nieman attended the telephone
meeting.
CAST Prince was a town Gale,
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Koon and sor
Eldon Of Bismarck spent Saturday
night and Sunday at the Gosne,
home.
Ed Fogarty vas a Sterling Gale,
Tuesday.
Misses Anna, Martha and Bernict
Gosney of Bismarck spent Saturda!
night and Sunday at the GoSne!
home.
Mrs. CAST Prince was a Sterlin,
caller Wednesday.
Miss Lucille ElneSs and Glen e.
ness spent Wednesday evening at III.
Gosney home.
w. E. Runey was a Bismarck caller
Saturday. Presley Gosney, who serve:
on the jury at Bismarck, returned
home with MI. Runey to spend Sun
day at his home.
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Lyman
BY S. GYLDEN

Waino Inget was q business caller
in Wing Monday. En- route home he
| stopped at John Gylden's.
John Matson was a caller in Wing
one day last week.
The west side girls and boys had a
skiing party at John Gylden's Sunday.
Everyone had an enjoyable time.
Callers at John Gylden's Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Johnson and
son Clifford; Sylvia. Sulo. Severe and
Elmo Eckholm: Myrtle Hudson, Opal
and Earl Harvey, and Edwin Olson.
Miss Myrtle Hudson spent Saturday
and Sunday at John Gylden's.
Edwin Olson spent Saturday eve
ming at John Gylden's.
Selma Gylden is spending q few
weeks at Dave Josephson's.
Henry jacobson called at John CYL
den's Wednesday.
Waino 1nget was a caller at Gust
Eckholm's one day last week.
Severt Gylden and Elmo Eckholm
spent Friday evening at Bill Wan
taja'S.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Riik0la passed TO the Great
Beyond Thursday afternoon. Funeral
services were held at the home Of
John Riikola Sunday. The deceased
was laid to rest in the Ahola ceme-
terry. She leaves to mourn her loss her
parents, three sisters, and one brother.
We extend u deepest sympathy to
the bereaved family.
Mrs. Ole Reckman Is recovering
nicely at the local hospital from the
stroke that paralyzed her last Christ
mas eve.
Theodore and Elmer Thorson were
callers at Dronen's Saturday.
Edwin Olson called at Bill Wan
taia's Friday evening.
Mrs. Albert Antilla was q caller at
Ida Thorson's Saturday.
Arthur Antilla was visiting at CYL
den's Friday evening.
Myrle Hudson, Siiri Eckholm and
Frances Antilla were on the sick list
last week.
Severt Gylden and Elmo Eckholm
were business callers at Louis OlSon's
one day last week.
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Wild Rose


Antoinette and Gladys Glovick were
absent from school last week on ac-
count Of bad roads and weather.
r. w. Feltheim managed to get to
Braddock one day last week with his
car, but considerable travelling Is done
with horses and sleds.
Miss Ellen Peterson is visiting her
sister, Miss Lillian Peterson and
Misses Martha and Bernice Gosney,
who are attending commercial college
in Bismarck.
w. H. Brownawell went to Bismarck
Saturday to visit his daughters, Mrs.
Donald Snyder and Miss Helen
Brownawell and other friends for q
short time.
Jake Noll motored to Bismarck
Saturday to spend the weekend and
bring Mrs. Noll home. She has been
visiting friends there during the past
fortnight.
Homer Brownamell spent the week.
end In Moffit.
O. B. Swanson accompanied Mrs.
Swanson to Underwood last week on
account Of the serious illness Of Mrs.
Swanson's mother.
Miss Jennie Waste, teacher Of
school No. l spent the weekend with
friends near Moffit.
Mi. and Mrs. Ernest Saville and
daughter visited at the Adams home
Sunday evening.
Friends here were shocked Friday
afternoon to learn that Bill Adams
shotgun was accidentally discharged
and injured his hand so badly that
he was taken to Bismarck immedi-
ately where the right hand and part
Of his arm were amputated.
Mrs. o. b. Swanson plans on re-
turning home this week from Under
wood where she has been the past
week, during the death and burial Of
her mother.
Mrs. Swanson has the heartfelt
sympathy Of this neighborhood In her
bereavement.
A number Of young folks called at
the home Of Mrs. Anna johnson Sat-
urday for q social evening.
Homer Brownawell hauled Q load Of
coal from Motif for school No. l
Monday. The extreme cold weather
has depleted the coal bins very rap
idly this month.
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MOffit


VIM. Lane, B. F. Lane. George Hill,
Mrs. julius Peterson, Miss Harriet
Moffit and little Miss Dorothy Moffit
motored to Bismarck last Wednesday
afternoon. MI. Hill went up to see
his wife, who is i'll at the Bismarck
hospital. Mrs. Peterson went up to
stay with her son, who is In the Bis
marck hospital. Misses Harriet and
Dorothy Moftit went to have some
dental work done. They returned
home In the evening.
Mr.. and 1ers. Burns Bailey and chill
dren were supper guests ct the ",
Berg home Wednesday evening.
Rev. Kinsler went to Braddock on
the 500 train ct noon wednesday and
returned ThuYsday evening On the
train. He breaches In Braddock every
Wednesday evening.
NJ. and Nrs. Emil EnockDon and
son and Mis- Amanda lw6n motored
to Bismarck last wednesday 70 d
some shopp&ng.
o. K. Lane and Harold Lana ~
bury putting up ice for the Dens STORE
NJ. and llr& ,. =. Lana vikAed d
the 6. +. Lana houne Sunday.
NJ. and Mn. Ytod ptll1h0ry and
sons Visited at ~ Lee HAmh1on homG
1t Nclkeq9ie Sunday. Tney yopdet ~
roads uotsvery good.
The . live tcaeaers-A1tss Annk
Doomeaasdcn. 49, 1onine 13od1on
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Sterling
By FERN r. srEwARr

Tom Stewart was q Driscoll caller
Wednesday.
Mr.. Rochester has been confined
to his home the past week by sick
ness. Charles Harker has been driv-
ing the school bus.
Mrs. Kusch spent Thursday night
at the Tom Stewart home. They
spent the evening playing whist.
Tom Stewart was a Sterling caller
Thursday.
The Union Aid gave a surprise
shower for Mrs. Wildfang Tuesday
January 28 at Mrs. lessons. The COM
mittee was Mrs. lessen, Mrs. L. b.
Smith and Madge Runey.
Henry Applaud was q Driscoll call
er Wednesday.
The road pillow went over the road
about eleven o'clock Friday night.
Hassin Eele was a Driscoll caller
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Stewart and
family were Driscoll callers Wednes-
day.
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Painted Woods
b MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD

Adolph Peterson was . wilton call
er wednesday.
The Brown brothers. Joe. Lester
and Fred, are cutting wood on Joe
Brostrom's land this winter.
walter Waddington who has been
stayinr at the Joe Brown home, 4
now staying at the Fred Brown home
Mrs, Ole soderquist and son-tn-
law. Dick Kudick. called at the Ole
1Illefield home Tuesday afternoon.
Iver Erickson. motored to Wilton
Wednesday with q load Of wood.
Ole Lillefjeld was . Wilton caller
Tuesday.
and Mrs. Amy Bloom and children
spent Sunday before last at the 1ver
Erickson home.
Charles Hannifield was q Wilton
caller Tuesday.
Andrew Nelson called at the Ole
Iillefjeld home on his way to Wilton
Saturday.
VIM. Brown was q Wilton caller
Saturday afternoon.
Monday Of last week Ole Lillefjeld
went to Wilton to visit with his father
Elias Lillefjeld who was hurt In the
mine that day. At this writing MI.
Lillefjeld Is getting along fine.
Frank johnson, rode to Wilton with
VIM. Brown, Saturday.
Andrew Nelson hauled q load OF
coal from the Lind Brothers mine last
week.
Some time ago Mr.. and Mrs. Axel
Sunquist entertained q their guests
at q dinner, MI. and Mrs. Frank
Riebe and children, Mrs. Ole Solder
ouist, and MI. and Mrs. Dick Kudick
and children and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
johnson.
Hilda stenquist, beauty specialist
and hairdresser. has returned from
Minneapolis, and IS now located In
Wilton.
Ole Lillefjeld received a letter from
Albert Nelson a few days ago. He Is
living in Chicago and has work there
he is well and likes Chicago just fine,
Mrs. Merton Demoray Of Glendtve
Mont, arrived Monday from her
home. She is visiting relatives In
Wilton and Painted Woods.
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Arena
By r O.

John, Irwin and Charlie Sattler
were bushes callers In Arena and
Tuttle Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Mcintyre and
sons Richard and Hugle were shop
ping in Wing Wednesday and were
also supper guests at Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Klagenburgs' that evening.
Elmer Drum spent most Of last
week in Wilton consulting q physician
about his arm which has been bother
ing quite badly Of late.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Sattler were
visiting at the Andrew Kraft home
Saturday evening.
Miss Alvina Kraft Is assisting with
the house work at the Philip Weber
home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Weber are the
proud parents Of q baby girl born the
last Of the week.
Mrs. Iva Little spent the weekend
1T her home south Of Wing.
Andrew Kraft hauled q load Of coal
from Arena Tuesday.
Wesley Nathan visited the Kraft
young folks Monday evening.
Jake Steiglemeyer and Wesley
Nathan were business callers in Wing
Saturday.
Teddy and Martha Haas and Helen
Zelmer were visiting ct the Charlie
Sattler homo Tuesday evening.
Ed Smith was q dinner guest at the
Mcintyre home Sunday.
8luch Wagner braved the snow
drifts Saturday and went to Arena
and Wing. He said tho roads weren't
bad. He only had to shovel out q
couple Of places.
Mr.. and MrS. Fred Haas, Helen and
baby, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Haas were
dinner guests 1T the Andrew Kraft
hon1e Sunday.
Andrew KRAFT called at Adam
Haas and Charlie sattlers Wednes-
day.
John. Irwin and Charlie sattler
called ct Andrew Kraftss Thursday.