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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-11-06
AMERICAN LABOR AND BEER,

Why American Labor wants beer
with q 2.75 alcoholic content we can
not imagine, But how do we know
that American laborers do want itp
We can understand how men who
have the habit can want beer, or al
cohol In some other form. But rs for
those tens of thousands of intelligent
American laborers. many of whom you
have seen with their milk bottles NJ
lunch, and who drive in their own cars
straight home with their pay checks,
sober and richer we refuse to believe
in such weakness of intelligence on
their part as would prompt them to
send out any call for alcohol in any
form,
With jobs none too plentiful as 1t is,
and therefore every one of value, we
cannot believe that the American
laborer has gone haywire to such an
extent that he would give up good
job and all that it means to his family
in exchange for any kind of alcoholic
beverage and all it might mean to his
family.
The engineer on the railroad cannot
keep his Job and use intoxicants. Such
is the rule not only of the owners, but
of the brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers. There are 10000 jobs as en-
gineers on American railroads, and for
some reason or other, those jobs are
only for men who don't want beer.
During the nine years preceding 1922
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EIisport Women's Club

For several years under the name
"Get-together Club, the women Of
this community held frequent meetings
in different homes, mainly for the pur-
pose of sociability, card parties and
general helpfulness. On March 10,
1919, it was suggested that the ladies
have definite form Of club procedure
and that a plan be worked out where
by the meetings might he made more
educational and broadening, as well
as a social and community benefit. So
a study and social club was the re-
suit. A constitution with bylaws was
adopted. Officers were elected, COM
mittees appointed and the name
Women's Club of Ellisport chosen, its
main objects being to promote the in
tellectual growth of its members, en-
courage sociability and stimulate in
terest in work along all lines helpful
to the community. For years the club
has worked to help make the picnic
grounds attractive, fitting up the place
with equipment necessary for the
comfort and convenience of the many
who come with their lunch baskets.
The place has been supplied with run
ming water, camp stove under cover,
seats, tables, swings, merry -go-round
tennis court and frequently with loads
OF wood for fuel. The club has had
cleanup days and has helped, in the
up-keep of the walks and the improve
ment of the streets. The latest work
in the last named WIS the assistance
given by members in helping to raise
the funds used for surface oiling.
And not only in the immediate COM
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-11-06
MAURY NOTES

Rev, Randall conducted the services
ut Maury for a goodly crowd, We are
pleased to see the young folks and
adults coming out again. We hope to
see you all next week.
The Sunday school will give q party
Saturday evening, November 18th at
Maury Hall, At this time we will pack
box OF clothing suitable for children
from infancy to fifteen which we will
send to the Washington Children's
Home as o Thanksgiving offering. For
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those who wish to help financially In
stead OF bringing clothes, free Will
offering win be taken, Remember the
date, November 18TH, and every one
come to help q good cause,
Mr. and Mrs George Peterson and
family spent the week end at the Han
cock home.
Estclla Mcpherson was at home over
the week end.
Mr.. Hancock Is busy again building
new chicken house for MIR. Hide
brand
Guests OF the l.. Larsen home over
the week end were Dorothy Gilmore,
Katherine Kleppel and Phil Kleppel Of
Tacoma, md Jerry Curry from
Seattle.
Miss Mary Brownhill of Bremerton
was a guest at the Reyer's home Sun
day
Charles Martindale Is serving on
jury duty this month.
Elmo Martindale entertained her
aunt and uncle from Portland satm-
day.
The Young Peoples class held
Halloween party Thursday evening at
Maury Hall for their class members
and friends As usual, they report q
fine time.
Mrs Anna Nichols assisted by her
daughter Margaret, entertained the
school children with Halloween
party Friday afternoon.
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Hostess, Mrs Robertson.
Roll call. Incidents In the life OF
Washington,
Program, Patriotic.
Leader, Mrs LETTERS
March 10
Hostess, Mrs, Thompson
Roll call, Distribution OF mail,
Program, Reading OF letters rece!v-
ed.
Leader, Mrs, England,
March 20
Hostess, Mrs. Woods.
Roll call, Name q spring flower.
Program, Washington Flora,
Leader, Mrs. Hills.
April 0
Hostess, Mrs. Wendler.
Roll cali, Birds we love.
Program, Study of birds OF the
Pacific Coast.
Leader, Mrs. Robertson.
April 23
Hostess, Mrs. Furbush.
Roll call, Your Grandmother's maid
en- names.
Program, Old fashioned party,
Leader, Mrs. Thompson.
May IA
Hostess, Mrs. Bailey
Roll call, How mother used to
punish.
Program, Mothers Day topics.
Leader, Mrs. Robertson.
May 20
Hostess, Mrs. Lesh.
Roll call, Sing verse Of a song and
name author.
Program, Musical.
Leader, the hostess.
June IL
Hostess, Mrs. Dickinson.
Roll call, floral contribution.
Program, Botanical study of the
flowers brought.
JuuC 90
No hostess, open air meeting.
Roll call, Quotations applying to the
month.
Program, Picnic lunch and social
time.
Active Members
Mrs. Karla Backus. Mrs. Ella j.
Caughey Bailey, Mrs. Ella r. Becks,
Mrs. Anna r. Brown, Mrs. Margaret
Gift, Mrs. Eleanor Cunningham, Mrs.
Iva Curtis, Mrs. Helmy Dunsford, Mrs.
Charles England, Mrs. Opechee Evans,
Mrs. Neil Flenner, Mrs, Kate e. Fuller,
Mrs. Eva Furbush, Mrs. Flora Furbush,
Mrs. w. r. Garvin, Mrs. Blanche
Hedmsn, Mrs. Hans Hendrickson, Mrs.
Carrie B. Hills, Mrs. Jessie Proctor
letters, Mrs Meta A. Jones, Mrs.
Angenette Lee, Mrs Lillian LaChapelle,
Mrs Anna v. Lesh, Mrs. Florentine
Newman Mrs. B. l.. Ofdencamp, Mrs.
Flora Pyle, Mrs. F. M. Robertson, Mrs.
Eretta r. Starr, Mrs. Matte Louise
Thompson Mrs E. A. Wendler, Mrs.
Sadie I. Woods.
Honorary
| Mrs. Frances Scott Cliff.
In Memoriam
Mrs. M. E. Bentley Mrs. Harriet Fuller
Mrs. Belle Aldrich Mrs. Mary Livesley
4 Mrs. Maud Fisher Mrs. Juliette Morden
| He: These sundials are certainly
Scotch!
She: How so, Aristotle?
He: There's no wear and tear on
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and money raised In various ways II |
has contributed also to many other !
worthy objects--to the island Club |
House, the cemetery fund, 10 the Sal
walton Army, the Children's Home at
Des Moines, etc The women have |
sewcd for the poor made quilts for
the needy put up fruit and jelly for
Orphans Homes and the Orthopedic
Hospital, and often cheered the shut :
ms and the sick with flowers, fruit and
CHEEKY letters
The club feels very happy in the
knowledge that II was instrumental In
giving impetus TO the organization Of
the permanent vashon-Maury Island
Pioneer and Historical Association,
Miss Caughey offered her home for q
pioneers picnic on May 10, 1923, and
the hearty response given to the in.
vitation sent out by the Women's Club
was all that the sponsors of the Idea
could desire. Pioneers came With we'll
filled baskets from near and far and
the CLUB members acted as hostcsses'
me lunch wes IN iact oahque''
when oil we're seated at the tables,
c. A. Barton one Of the early pioneers,
asked blessing that touched every
heart with It's beautiful trust and the
pathos of the hour. The memories Of
the i,nst and of the dear ones who had
sie pa'' aAe =. .i's uea' , VIZ nav
s,'aieu siie Joso a''u n".as,ip' Va
p'o,'ee, a"s wass ,s YIN
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,e.e.yeu - o''e pas., nop ~. va.
usue' a'i. ia'''D,e ,e'os'ns'oi VI
WIG wv " an A'"e' o'is i,o..e.
nus. sao'eu ous NV ~ w .o'so''.n
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A,'ei Va. oapleo weie o'ea'su Vls.o
was an auuiess VI weioon.e Ny si'e
ptvs'etio y. .'ie e,uo anu ',,.sieoV,,ie
ro,, wss ca,le,, a ,romoht sorth ssventv
.o,,.,,..s ,,,.,,,s,,,a AZ, t,r,t ..,.,,S
th,r,, ana fo,,r,r, sonorot,or, ~ roo,
,,,anaon.
pasore rho sve,,ro tho eocietv wos
organ,zed o,ficers and an adv,sorv
,,oora a,so,ad ona tho aoto for tho
annual gathering and business meet
.ne set for the third Saturday In June
All honor to our worthy pioneers
Our Motto
Holding my membership in the
Women's Club Of Ellisport as some-
thing worthy of answering LOYALTY,
| + will sustain the club IN its good work
and guard It's reputation as long as
| am a member
Colois: Purple and gold.
| pro..,,, oss,,.rs
President .1assie proctor .reffers
vice rras Matte rou,sa Thomnson
| secretarv Ella I cancbev nai,ev
Treasurer ~, cnrt;s
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Program
Mesaames thompson Robertson
Lesn.
Visiting
Mesdames Curtis, Ofdencamp, Hills
+. Streets and Grounds
| Mesdames Bailey, Dunsford, Newman
Ways and Means
Mesdames Woods, Lee, England
thompson.
4 Meetings
Second and fourth Thursdays-Twc
o'clock p. M, Sept. to June.
| Program
i September rs
| Hostesses, Mrs Bailey, Mrs. Hills.
| Roll call, Vacation experiences.
Program, September historical events
Leader, Mrs. Meta A. Jones.
~ n
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He: These sundials are certainly
Scotch!
She: How so, Aristotle?
He: There's no wear and tear on
dark days.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-08-30
Steiber
BY MRS. c. L. MALONE

J. r. Jones and son Gerald were
Regain visitors Friday.
Bill Hickel and Ephraim Schaeffer
cleaned the school ground and plowed
firebreaks Wednesday.
F. E. McCurdy of Bismarck called
at the Malone home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Falkenstein
and little daughter were Sunday Wis
itors at John Anderson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Steinert and
daughter Mabel of Regain spent Sum-
day with relatives in Steiber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sundquist of
Grass Lake township and Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Johnson of Ghylin were
Sunday visitors at the Malone home.
John Stroh was a passenger with
the mail carrier Thursday.
A. H. Helgeson was a caller at
C. L. Malone's Saturday.
Merwin and Vina Oder, Albert and
Bessie Anderson called at the Ma
lone home Sunday.
A number of young people from
steiber attended the dancf,st strum's
Gottlieb Steinert was a business
visitor in Regan Saturday.
Among Regain shoppers from here
Saturday evening were Cecil Elkins
and family, Mr.. and Mrs.. William
Steinert and family, Gerald Jones,
Albert Anderson, Merwin Oder, Bill
Hickels and Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Ma
lone.
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Estherville
BY r o LITTLE

Mrs. Anna Knudson visited with
Mrs. Frank Nicholson Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Art Strand was q Regain shop
per Monday.
Merrill Lindsey and Guy Mccoy
called at George Mowder's Tuesday
forenoon.
Mrs. Earl Mowder and Edith were
shoppers in Regain Monday.
Roy Little called at Ole WoldS
Tuesday afternoon.
Clarence Burg and SOM of Wash
burn called at the Roy Little and
Chris Waugeman homes Wednesday.
Olaf Void called in Regain Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Art Strand called Al the VIM.
Nicholson home Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davenport and
Ruth Wilmot motored to Wilton Fri
day.
Juanita and Margaret Jane Tat
man of Van Hook, N. Dak.. spent this
week at the Roy Little home.
Ruth Wilmot will attend high school
in Wilton this year.
Norman Little and Joe Void mo-
tored to Wilton Monday where Joe
went to consult the doctor and dentist.
Mrs. Roy Little and son Wilfred
motcred to Van Hook Saturday morn
ing with Mrs. Ole Uglem and family
where they spent the weekend with
relatives.
Melinda Manning was a Regan
shopper Tuesday morning.
Mrs. o. w. Aug arrived here We'd
nesday from Mason City. Ia, where
she will spend some time visiting rel
ativeS.
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HeatOn
BY SARAH HElNLE

Jake Heinle had his car smashed
to pieces in Turtle Lake. A car drove
against his and both ears were brok-
en- up badly, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs" Henry Wagner at
tended church in Washburn Satur-
day and Sunday evening.
d. John H.. Waicker and Rev.
Schwindt Of Washburn we're Turtle
Lake shoppers Friday.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Klein and fam
lily attended church in Washburn
Saturday and Sunday evening.
MI. and Mrs. A. H. Heinle and
family attended church in Washburn
Saturday and Sunday evening.
MI. and Mrs. August Walcker and
family of Underwood attended
church in Washburn Saturday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Splitter and
daughter Helen were visitors at the
A. H. Heinle home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Splitter and
daughter Helen yer Wilton shop
pers Saturday evening.
Frank Brezden was q business call
er at the A. H. Heinle home Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Flemmer and
family attended church in Washburn
Saturday and Sunday evening.
A. H. Heinle and daughter Rachel
and son Richard were Wilton shop
pers Wednesday.
Mrs. Edward Fisher is very i'll.
Emanuel Keck and David Schleh-
meyer were business callers at the
A. H. Heinle home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. H. Heinle were
Turtle Lake shoppers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wagner were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fisher
Sunday.
Ed. P. Schmidt was a business
caller at the A. H. Heinle home Fri
day.
Frank Brezden was a business
caller at the A. H. Heinle home Sat.
urday morning.
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urday from Bismarck after spending
several days visiting at the home Of
Mrs. McCusker's mother.
Miss Eleanor Landsberger returned
home Saturday after several days
stay in Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Weimals were
shoppers in Bismarck Wednesday Of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Landsberger
and family attended the show at Lin
ton Thursday.
AL Schneider and Charles Gutten-
sohn motored to Bismarck Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson were
shoppers in Bismarck Wednesday of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin and Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Rush of Fargo arrived in
Hazelton Saturday to visit with rela-
tives and old friends. Mrs. Austin
and Mr.. Rush are daughter and SON
of Mrs. Katherine Rush.
Mrs. E. f. Semling and children
returned Thursday from Bismarck
where they had spent a week visiting
with their mother and grandmother,
Mrs. Wackter. Grandma Wackter
accompanied the Semling family to
their home in Hazelton.
A party consisting Of the Misses
Estella Parsons, Wilma Kafer, Ade-
line Landsberger and Eleanor Lands
berger, Edward Shea, Albert Kali
berer and Plus Mastel held a picnic
supper Sunday evening at Arm
strong's grove east Of town.
Clayton McMullen visited with
home folks Monday.
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Sibley Butte
BY Mks. ELMER %BLooMQuIsT

Henry Larson was a caller at the
Elmer Bloomquist home Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. P. E. Roth and grand
daughter, Vivian Larson, motored to
Bismarck Tuesday.
Earl Evans and brother Cecil, Henry
Larson, and Gilbert Cederstrom and
daughter Eta Anne were callers at
the E. Bloomquist home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bloomquist and
son Mayne called at the S. E. Clizbe
home Thursday evening.
Leonard Davenport and family and
Bill Anderson motored to Bismarck
Thursday.
S. E. Clizbe hauled grain to Nc
Kenzie Saturday. Carl Berndt accom-
panied him.
MI. and Mrs. Clizbe and children,
Alice, Byron and Clarence, motored to
Bismarck Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Meth motored to
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Durfee, Saturday night.
Byron Clizbe killed q bullsnake five
feet long near his home one day last
week.
MI. and Mrs. Harry HedStrom ana
daughter visited at the Leonard DAY.
export home Saturday night.
d. G. Mattson and son Willie called at
the E. Bloomquist home Sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Camaridg and
Mrs. Henry Camaridg and J. H. Wild
fang motored to the Butte Friday. Mr..
Camaridg Is a. brother Of Mrs. John
Wildfang.
Alan, Byron and Clarence Clizbe
called at the l.. B. Roth and Belk
homes Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durfee and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Meth motored to the
river Sunday to pick berries.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Bloomquist and
Wayne and Mr.. and Mrs. E. Lundqutst
visited at the E. A. Widger home near
Glencoe Sunday.
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Alta
BY KARL SCHATZ

Mr.. and Mrs. John Stroh and chill
dren spent Tuesday at the H. Schatz
farm.
Mrs. L. Adams was an Alta shopper
Monday.
Ruth Schatz spent Thursday aft
ernoon at the Karl Schatz home.
Charles Schatz left for Valley City
Tuesday where he will be employed
one month before starting school.
Glen McCalister, Gerald Jones,
Gus, Ed and Edwin Schatz spent
Saturday evening in Wilton.
Karl. Henry and Ed Schatz trans
acted business in Regain Friday.
Glen McCalister spent Sunday
morning with Ed and Henry Schatz.
y. Schlickenmeyer of Turtle Lake
vas a business caller at the Karl
Schatz home Monday.
Carl Larson and Bob and Dick
Hugleman spent Tuesday and We'd
nesday in Bismarck and Mandan WIS.,
iting friends.
Henry Schatz Sr. and Ed and Ruth
were McClusky visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. L. Adams and Mrs. e. Qualley
spent Thursday afternoon at the
Emil Johnson home.
Gerald Jones motored to Bismarck
Tuesday.
George and Ed Hochhalter were
business callers at the Schatz farm
Tuesday.
Gus and Thofield made a trip to
the Wilton coal mine Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Johnson and
children attended the, services at
~Pickardville which were conducted by
Rev. Strutz of jamestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stroh were Nc
Clusky shoppers Saturday evening.
l. Henry Schofer and son John called
at the Karl Schatz home Sunday.
Quite a number Of Regain folks at
tended the services at the Alta
church Sunday which were conducted
by Rev. Broeckle of Turtle Lake and
Rev. Oster and Rev. Drake Of, Regain.
Mrs. Karl Schatz and children
spent Saturday evening in McClusky.
Rev. Broeckle of Turtle Lake was
|! a dinner guest at the Karl Schatz
home Sunday.
Ruth, Esther. Pauline and Ed
Schatz motored to McClusky Sunday
evening. They were accompanied
back by Henry Schatz, ST., who spent
the weekend in town.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Zelmer and Mrs.
H. Zelmer attended church services
here Sunday.
Farmers in this community have
been delayed with ~threshing the past
week on account of rain.
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Hampton
By ELIZABETH KOPPY

j. p. Schott of Linton was q bust
ness caller in this vicinity Friday.
Godfrey Grenz took a truckload of
hogs to Linton Friday,
Gottlieb Grenz of the Sand creek
is hauling gravel for Henry Sehr
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Enders and
daughters of Temvik visited at the
Steve Koppy home Friday evening.
Those in Linton from here were
Francis and Russell C~hesrown, Math
Koppy. Porter TIMBER and Steve
Holder.
Porter TIMBER had the misfortune
to lose one of his haystacks this
week. It was struck by lightning and
burned.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Watkinson and
family of Livona visited at the Nor
ford home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rebenitsch, Jr.,
of near Fort Rice, were dinner guests
at the home of the latter's parents
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Miller and sons
of near Burnstad were in this vicinity
picking cherries Sunday afternoon.
Miss Hilda Schiermeister is spend
ing q few days in Hazelton visiting
friends this week.
Godfrey Grenz, son Leo and daugh-
tiers Esther and Anna were business
callers at the Simon Opp home Sum-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schmidt WIS.,
tied at the Peter Isienbarth home
near Hazelton Sunday.
John Richter spent Saturday at
Hazelton visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schmidt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Koppy and daueh-
tiers visited at the Godfrey Grenz
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wewey Lawler and
family were shopping in Linton Sat-
urday evening.
Frank Lawler and Ferman Busby
we're business callers in Linton Mon
day afternoon.
Steve Koppy and daughters Regina
and Gertrude went to- Linton Mon
day afternoon. On their way back
Gertrude stopped off to stay with
Mrs. Busby for several weeks.
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her term of school the first of Sep.
TENDER in TryRg school No. 2, east
from their home.
Fred Habeck and Martin Nelson as.
sisted John Anderson Saturday in
threshing barley.
Oscar Trygg, who spent his sum-
mer vacation here with his brothers
and assisted Charlie with haying,
left for Detroit, Mich, where he has
been teaching.
Sam Brown and Willie Jiras were
brief callers Sunday morning at the
Geo. F. Nelson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Cunningham,
Morrison and Edward, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Lundquist called in at the Geo.
F. Nelson home en- route to the Mis-
souri, river to pick wild grapes.
.Albin Spangberg arrived home
from the hospital from Bismarck the
later part of this week where he was
confined with his knee.
Mildred Trygg, who spent her
summer vacation here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Trygg,
will leave by the first of September
for Springfield, Miss, where she
spent a few years teaching a bible
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fisher and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Nelson and
family, Selmer Owens. Halver Tao
klebeck. Ernie Gordan. and Pete
Lundquist visited Sunday night at
the Kruger home to see Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Fetch.
Hugo Nelson and Buck Scott we're
social callers Sunday at the Herb
Little home.
Ernie Gordan and Pete Lundquist
were supper guests Sunday at the
Geo. F. Nelson home en- route home
from Apple Greek swimming.
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Christiania
BY VIOLET A CLARKE

Kenneth johnson was a Sterling
caller Friday
Floyd Belk is doing some plowine
for Henry Wildfang this week.
Mrs. Jennie Clarke and Miss Violet
were Driscoll callers Tuesday, anc
they also visited at the Martin Oh.
sons home.
Frank Kershaw was a Sterling
caller Friday. e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Schoon and
Miss Bernice Schmedkiny's were
Sunday callers at Mrs. Jennie
Clarke's home.
Henry Olson was a Driscoll caller
Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Eisenbeisy and daughter,
Mrs. Ted Hindemith were callers at
the Martin Olson's home Tuesday.
Robert Clarke was a Sterling call.
er Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Newland and
family were Driscoll callers Satur-
day.
MI. and Mrs. Ernest Schoon and
Miss Bernice Schmidkiny's took din
ner with, Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Schoon
and family Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Clarke and Miss Vio-
let were Driscoll visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Sharp and daughter
Florence visited at the Martin Olson
home Tuesday.
Christ Schoon was a Driscoll call
er Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Gibson and son
Seamon Gibson made several trips
to Bismarck the later part of the
week to see Mrs. Seamon Gibson
who is still at the hospital, reports
were then that she wasn't getting
along as we'll as was expected.
Mrs. Jennie Clarke and Miss Vio-
let were callers at the Adolph Bas-
sens home Sunday.
). X. johnson called at the Tyler
Johnson's home Tuesday.
Quite a few attended the shower
given on Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Hinde-
NTH and Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Han
sen held at the Driscoll hotel Satur-
day night They received lots of use
full gifts Mrs. Ted Hindemith was
formerly Mrs. Martha Olson and
Mrs. Irving Hansen was formerly
Miss Emma Eisenbeisy.
Miss Helen Risanner. spent Sun
day with Marcella and Delphine Bas-
sen.
Eli Harding visited at the Ed.
Smiths home Sunday.
j. r. johnson was a Sterling call
er Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry C~looten, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Freshour and family,
Miss Gertrude Elness and ]. w. By
ers spent Sunday at the Adolph Bas-
sen home.
Jim Sedivic called on Jim Hons
man at the Martin Olson oil station
Saturday.