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Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-07-10
Fisher River News

Walter Wallace and John Gardipee
were business callers in Libby Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erney Williams and
family and Mrs. Fredenburg of Spo-
kane spent the Fourth with their niece,
Mrs. Ray Shelley, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kenelty were
callers in Libby Tuesday
MIR. and Mrs Mark Fowler and son
of Kalispell spent the 4th, 5th and 9Th
with Marks parents.
| MIR. and Mrs. Otis Maize and family,
Mrs. Winters and Mr.. and Mrs. LLOYD
Maize and daughter spent the 4th
of July at the home of Thomas Young
! bower
Terry Parrish spent Saturday at the
H. j. Fowler home Mr.. Parrish is
forestry student from the Louisiana
State University who is working with
the local forest crew.
Kyle Beebe, who is employed by the
forest service at Warland, spent the
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DILLON, July 9.-(U.P.)-ApproM-
mately 100000 fleeces have been sold
in this section to date, the highest price
being reported as rs cents. A slight
decrease was shown in the weight Of
the average fleece, averaging three
quarters of pound below last year
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Libby=Jennings Highway

on the Highway Seven years ago when Mr. Brink
office that dangerous road skng the river with
brush scratching your much of the distance One place
particular that many people did
cet when they positively had for fear meeting
being crowded into the river Think Of that road today fine
wide highway from Libby to the long hill opposite Jennings The
so cars at any point The brush has
no longer scratches giving plenty vision and passing
room Do you remember the old road Rainy cree-how
climbed sharp pitch after another grades
Think OF the Improvement the Thomas wide fine
highway graveed for considerable distance where before
was rough narrow trail hill and rafting bridges
THESE ARE ONLY TWO SAMPLES OF TRUNK LINE
IMPROVEMENT Many could be but space does
not permit
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be spent after the play when luncl,
will be served.
Lawrence Mork hauled Z load 81
wheat to Driscoll Monday.
Tom Stewart was . business caller
in Driscoll Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Van Horn called
at the Geo. Kusch home Monday and
also attended the union meeting Mon.
day night.
miss Pearl Hanson went to he,
home in Driscoll and returned sun
day afternoon.
Hazel and orvil Wagner ana thei,
aunt, Miss Bertha Durkis left for Dali
las Center, Iowa, Saturday afternoon,
Miss Madge Runey was an overnight
guest at the Ii b. Smith home Sunday;
L. B. Smith is spending . few days
in Bismarck on business.
Veronica Riley was taken suddenly
i'll Sunday evening and was taken ia
the hospital.
A number Of the young folks went
for q sleigh-ride party Sunday after
noon. Refreshments were served al
the M. e. Lang home.
H. E. Wildfang was . business call
er in Bismarck Monday.
Ray Turner was = Bismarck caller
Monday.
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CHRISTIANS
BY VIOLET A. A

MI. and Mrs. j. w. Byers enter
tanned quite q few friends at q pro.
gressive whist party Saturday night.
J. r. johnson was q Sterling caller
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elder Elness visited
friends In Sterling Sunday.
L. b. Roth's are busy moving onto
the farm formerly occupied by the
Kafer family In Sibley Butte town
ship this week.
MI. and Mrs. Elder Elness motored
to Sterling on Tuesday.
Lawrence Mork called ct Mrs Jen-
ME Clarkc's home Sunday.
Miss Violet Clarke visited at the
Tyler johnson home Monday.
i. b. Roth,s called at Mrs. VIII
liam Clark's home one day last week.
Arthur 0lentur Of Wing visited with
Kenneth johnson Sunday.
Ole Newland who has been at the
Veterans hospital at Fargo for some
time, returned home last week. He
underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis there.
MI. and Mrs. Elder Elness we've
Sterling visitors Monday.
Mrs. Knute johnson and son Ken
meth were Sterling callers Monday.
Christ Schoon was a Sterling call
er Monday.
Mrs. Knute johnson left on Mon
day for st. Cloud, Mimi, where she
was called by the illness Of her son.
Clarence.
J. ". Dyer was a Sterling visitor
Monday.
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Ghylin


Nick Holgerson made a business
trip to Mr.. Lund's this week.
Bert Hedstrom and Arne Tosseth
helped Nels Tosseth fix his pump and
well Wednesday.
Earl Davis Is helping Elmer Palmer
break q colt this week.
Willis Gill moved his grain bin
home this week. using q team to
move it..
MI. and Mrs. Jake Fisher and chill
dren and Miss Mary Scott drove ia
the home. Of Walter Scots Saturday
evening and returned Sunday eve
ming.
Benny Benson spent Sunday after.
noon at the Arne 'Tosseth home.
Ole johnson will move on the. place
north Of 0hylin where MI. Webster
did live and Benny Benson will move
where Ole johnson lives.
MI. Aims and sons, Henry Broste,
Louis King, Emil and Hugo Sunouist,
Nick Holgerson, Donald Palmer, Ellis
and Emerson Gill and the Davis
family were Regan shoppers satur-
day.
Elget and Victor strom motored to
Regain Saturday.
Willis Gill spent Sunday hauling
grain and Alfalfa hay.
A large number from this vicinity
were In Regan Tuesday to see the
tractor demonstration given by the
Sanger Mercantile company.
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futile
BY LUCILLE WEIDEL

Mrs. Carl Hill of GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Is spending a fewsdays with her sister,
Martha Schauer, Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hanen and son
Keith were callers in Bismarck one
day last week.
The A. O. u. w. dance given here
Friday evening vas not so well at
tended although those who were there
report an exceedingly good time.
Music was furnished by the Wetzel
brothers.
Ed. Dockter Of the John Deere es-
tablishment moved his family down
here from Harvey. They will locate
in the back rooms Of the John Deere
building.
Emery Whitehead. Amelia Arner
and Jake Wetzel attended the party
and dance at Arena Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. Bert Wayne, Mrs. Leidke and
Mrs. Subert of Robinson were callers
at the Hanen home one day last week
Miss Dolores Wood spent the week
end with her parents OF northeast OF
town.
Miss Belle Goldsmith has been on
| the sick list the last few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Merkel of Arena
were callers in this city last Friday.
Clark Whitehead and John Hinkel
arrived home on Friday from Grand
Forks.
p. T. A. will be held at the school
Thursday. Feb. Goth.
A number of young people from
here attended the dance given al
Steele Wednesday evening.
John Hanen and John Sackman
were business callers at the Capital
Saturday.
County Agent Carlson was a Steele
caller here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. H. Pieshel Of
! Sykeston were guests at the home Of
| Mrs. Pieshels father, George Elliott
Walter and Hilda Sauter and Ber-
tina Hoppe lnotored to Steele last
Monday where Miss Saute had some
dental work done.
Rev. Trautner will spend this week
in Bismarck attending q Baptist
church convention.
Gus Jacobson, our local drayman Is
now sporting a new truck.
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Sterling
BY FERN r. STEWART

Hassin Eele was a business caller IL
Driscoll Wednesday.
Henry Applaud and son Donald
were Driscoll callers Tuesday.
Harold Brownawell accompanied by
Tom Stewart and MI. Sieble trans.
acted business in Bismarck Monday
Mr.. Sieble who has been under thu
doctors care for q few days. returned
with them.
Tom Stewart was . business calle,
In Driscoll Tuesday.
The Homemakers club met witt
Mrs. Harold Brownswell Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Hanson and
daughters Mildred and Christine ac.
companled by Mr.. and Mrs. Oeca,
Anderson and daughters Clara and
Marion attended . card party river
ct Christ schoon's Saturday night.
Mr.. and ArB. I'd Smith were bust.
ness callers Ia Sterling Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Applaud NJ.
tended church services ct Dyiscol
Sunday.
Ladies' Union Aid met in the base.
ment Of the hall Saturday. On &C.
count Of Mrs. Brownawell being Sci
last Thursday they postponed thei,
meeting until Saturday.
Lawrence Mork was ! business cali.
er in .Driscoll Wednesday.
Tom Stewart was 4 business Gale,
In Sterling Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kusch ant
son Dean visited 1t the Henry lesser
home Sunday.
The members Of the Farmers Unior
are practistng for Z home talent pla,
which Is to b presented saturda,
night 10 the hall. A social hour vii
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Turtle Creek
BY SARAH HE1NLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wagner and
Mrs. VIM. Wagner were visitors al
the Heinle home Friday. The day
was spent sewing a quilt:
Joe Holkup and son James Holkur
were Wilton shoppers Friday.
Mrs. Dave Keck and son Lester
were on the sick list last week.
Mrs. L. Haugen was on the sick list
a few days.
MI and Mrs. Fred Brezden, Frank
and Mary Brezden went to Wilton by
car to attend the dance "Wednesday
and came back Thursday by sleigh,
Among those who we're visitors at
the Fred Wagner home Sunday were
Misses Louise and Sarah Hcinle. Ed
win and Ernest Heinle, Miss Mary
Brezden and Mrs. Fred Brezden.
Herbert Wagner was a business
caller at the VIM. Wagner home Sun
day.
Among those who attended the
dance at the E. r. Lagge home Sat-
urday evening were MI. and Mrs
Fred Brezden, Miss Mary Brezden,
Frank Brezden, Gill brothers, Shear
ers young folks, Jennings young folks,
Haugen's, Ewines and Knoks.
Joe Brezden was a visitor at the
VIM. Brezden home Sunday.
Miss AnnaStacia Brezden was Wis
iting with Anne Ewine Sunday.
Among those who attended the p,
T. A. Friday evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jennings and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hammack, Vernon Morri-
son, Shearer's young folks, Ewine's
young folks, Paul Brezden's young
folks, MI. and Mrs. Knocks and fam
lily, Mr. and Mrs. e. r. Lagge and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Heck and
sons Lester and Kenneth.
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Burnt Greek
BY MRS. JULIUS ANDAHL

Ole .Sather was a business caller
in Bismarck Friday.
julius Andahl and son Floyd start
ed for Bismarck Thursday and the
a stalled as they reached No. s.
They called on George Schonert who
took Julius as far as Bismarck and
their car was pulled in to a local gar
age.
MI. and Mrs. Floyd Paris were
Wednesday afternoon callers at the
Bidwell home.
MI. and Mrs. Val Steiner were
Thursday evening callers at the
Frank Paris home.
MI. and Mrs. Bidwell called at the
Floyd Paris home Sunday.
Pete Harvey called on Floyd Paris
Sunday evening.
Among those from this vicinity to
60 to Bismarck Saturday were: Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Paris. Val Steiner,
Matt Andahl and son Roy, Mrs. Her.
man Worst and daughters. Mr.. and
Mrs. g. O. Hoge, Gus Hoge and
daughter Clara, Fred Klawitter and
daughters Irma and Grace and Miss
Lucille Milman.
The Farmers Union will meet Tues
day evening at the home of VIM.
Morris. A good attendance is expect
ed. Don't forget your dues.
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Miss Mildred Dietzman visited
school Wednesday afternoon.
Joe Fisher went to Bismarck
Wednesday and, on account of the
snowstorm Thursday. wasn't able to
return home until Friday.
MI. and Mrs. Kershaw and Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Madland were
shoppers in Bismarck Friday.
Thomas Moffit came after his
mother Friday evening to spend the
weekend with the family.
John Olson was q caller at the VIM.
Kerskaw home Monday.
Carl Muth went TO Bismarck on
business Tuesday, and on his way
home stopped at the Martin Tooker
home.
Floyd Owen, Martin Tooker and Joe
Fischer were business callers In Bis
msrck Tuesday.
waiter Dtetzrnan. John Glum. Paul
McCormick and Cedric Craig trans
acted business In Bismarck Wednes-
day.
johnny and Jake Harms were call
err In Menokeu "wednesday.
Miss Gladys Tooker was ar over
night guest at the Dietzman home
Wednesday night. !
There were only two pupils at school
Thursday, on account Of the snow
storm.
MI. and Mrs. Joe Fisher and family
were visitors ct the Glib Cederstrom
homo Sunday afternoon.
The Houaemakers club postponed
its regular meeting until this week on
account Of the bad weather Thursday.
Elmer Lundquist, John Olsen, Jim
Mccormick, MI. and Mrs. Diet2man
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BY r E. F. SAVAGE

The Operetta Cinderella in Fairy
land" which was staged in the High
school gym Saturday .evening. Feb.
Is was well attended. It will be pre-
sented again Wednesday. Feb. 26th.
Friday morning Noble Nelson re-
ceived q telegram that his mother,
Mrs. Peter Nelson had passed away
at her home at Canova, 8. Oak. Mr..
Nelson left Friday afternoon to at
tend the funeral.
Obert Salhus arrived in Braddock
Sunday from Beauties, 6ask., where
he has been with his parents for sew
eral months. He reports a very severe
winter In that part Of Canada with
about three times as much snow as
in this locality.
Friday evening, Feb. IA, the men,
bers of the Woodman circle put on
their annual banquet In the Stem
hall. Owing to the bad roads many
of the members from the country
were unable to be there, however six
ty guests were present. After the
dinner the tables were cleared away
and the rest Of the evening was spent
in dancing. Music being furnished
by the Bluebird orchestra.
E. Knadle Of Enderlin, auditor for
the Osborne Mcmillan Elevator COM
pany paid the local elevator a visit
Thursday and Friday.
Frank Zellmer returned to Bis
marck Thursday after several days
spent here.
Several Of the ladies of the Wood
man Circle met at the home Of Mrs.
J. H. Bower Thursday afternoon to
sew on the quilt for the Home for
aged members and orphan children at
Sherman, Texas. The work is pro-
crossing rapidly and almost three
fourths Of the top of the quilt is com-
pleted.
Mrs. M! Feyereisen received q tele-
gram Monday that her husband was
dangerously i'll with spinal mengitis
in a hospital in Kansas City. Mr..
F~eyereisen left a couple Of months
ago for this place.
Carl Nelson of Kintyre was q
Braddock caller Saturday.
{ Mrs. A. r. Button was a Bismarck
0A]OPRVA SMAO44AOy 0ASO VO000
George Rousu of Kintyre Is taking
care Of the barber business here dur.
ing the absence Of George sempel.
Mrs. Grace Gallup returned Tues
day from Bismarck where she visited
with relatives for several days.
Services yer held in the M. E.
church Wednesday evening and will
be continued on the same evening
until the roads become good enough
for travel.
Mrs. Ole sjerslee and daughter
Anna returned home Tuesday after
several days stay in Bismarck.
The w. O. w. held stl1etr regular
b~y-weekiy meeting Thursday evening.
Floyd Bier wal a passenger to Bis
marck Thursday to meet his mother
who came home from Portland, Ore
gon. She will visit here for q time
with her son and family.
Miss Hattie Fetterley accompanied
BY Miss Swensen returned to james,
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Regain


The Congregational Ladies Aid viii
meet at the home Of Mrs. A. II. Lund-
berg on the afternoon Of February 20
The regular meeting Of the Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary which was
scheduled for last Thursday was post
poned on account of the severe
weather and bad roads. The date
will be announced by the vice presi-
dent, Mrs. A.. II. Lundberg.
The Mccormick Deering Tractor
show which was held in the Legion
Cabin last Saturday was put on by
the Sanger Mercantile company and
was well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keller of Wilton
were guests at the A. H. Lundbere
home last Saturday.
H. F.. Dimmond, who operates a
coal mine near Wilton spent the
weekend with his family in Regan.
Mrs. Allen Westerman, who teaches
at Still, spent the weekend at the
August Westerman home In Regain.
]. o. Rice and Ed. Nygaard Of Lem
township were callers in Regain last
week.
J. Nicholson motored to Bismarck
last week to visit his wife who Is a
patient at q Bismarck hospital.
The American Legion Auxiliary will
give a masquerade dance In the Log
Cabin on Saturday, February 22nd'
The affair will be in charge Of Mes
danes ]. Keifer, H. Taylor and A. F.
Ghylin. Everyone come. Supper will
be served in the Cabin.
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Estherville
By MRS. ROY LITTLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Keifer. Ella
schilling and Oliver Knutson, spent
Monday evening at Carl Berg,s.
Gene Little spent Monday at the
Joe Cook home.
Mrs. Joe Keifer spent Tuesday at
the home Of her mother, Mr.. Anna
Knutson.
Ernest Swanson spent several days
this week at the Roy Little home.
Mrs. John Keller Of Wilton was the
guest Of relatives here this week.
Mrs. Chas. Gustafson Of Butterfield.
MIMI. was the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Anna Knutson several days this
week.
Mrs. Pete Nicholson visited 1t the
VIM. Nicholson home Tuesday.
Paul Greenman called at Ole
Wold's Wednesday.
Ernest Swanson and Gene Little
were visitors at the Old Wold home
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Anna Knutson. Lloyd Knutson
and Mrs. Chas. Gustafson were guests
at the Joe Keifer home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roeenthal and
children were guests at the Carl
Berg Friday evening.
Mrs. Frank Nicholson Is on the sick
list this week.
Quite q good sized crowd attended
the dance at Garfield Friday eve
ming and every one reported . very
good time.
Grace and Stanley Francis spent
the weekend at the Homer Taylor
home.
Mrs. Art Strand spent several DAYS
this week ut the A. H. Lundberg home
In Regain.
Some Of the Regain callers from
here Saturday were Willie Uhde. .oyd
Knutson. VIM. Nicholson, Cecil Elk
ms. George Mowder. Harry Dayen-
port and Gene Little.
Mira. Anna Knutson and Lloyd were
visitors at the Roy Little home sum
day.
William and George Mickelson. and
Elmer Palmer were out breaking the
roads Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Davenport, and daugh.
ters Charlotte and Ruth, attended
choir practice at the Strand home
Wednesday evening.
Halvor Halvorson was = busineSs
caller ut Roy Little's Sunday after.
noon.
Alice Strand returned TO Bismarck
saturday after spending some time
at her home here.
MI: and Mira. HAlvor fIalvofson end
(!snaiiy were Sunday visitors at the
Dan Dickson home.
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Hampton
BY KOPPY

Joe Fettig of Linton was visiting
friends in this vicinity Saturday.
Bill Smith helped Frank Yetter
move his household goods to Fort
Rice Thursday. returning the next
day.
A number of people from here at
tended a dance at Fort Yates Friday
evening. A very enjoyable time was
had by those present.
Miss Theresa Koppy who has been
at Mandan for the past few months
returned to her parental home Sun
day.
Sidney Casey spent a few days visit
ing his sister. Miss Blanche. who is
training for nurse in the st. Alexius
hospital at Bismarck this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Buck returned
to their home Monday after a visit to
their son Robert and his family OF
near Solen.
G. Green. Sidney Casey. Godfrey
Grenz. Rennie Buck and Steve Koppy
and son Math were business callers in
Cannon Ball Monday forenoon.
Henry KNITTED. Math Koppy, Steve
finger, Jim Herr. MI. and Mrs. Fred
loeb, MI. and Mrs. Herman Back
haus, Walter Schiermeister. Christ
Joeb. Fred Albrecht and son. were
business callers in Linton Wednesday
afternoon.
A number of young folks Of here
attended the junior play "Fixing It
For Father" at Linton Thursday eve
ming.
Francis Chesrow11 took his father
to Linton Friday afternoon. MI. Ches-
rown will spend some time with his
family there.
Henry Knitted was a business caller
in Cannon Ball Friday.
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THE TRIBUNE.

and family were callers In Bismarck
Saturday.
seamen Gibson was q caller at the
Dietzman home Friday.
Miss Edith Olson spent the week
end at the Joe Fisher home.
MI. and Mrs. John 0ourdette anu
daughters Marjorie and Beverly. Mrs.
Lillian Menefee and son Darrell, Mis-
Theresa Reineke, and Mi. Dawson, al
of Bismarck, were dinner guests at
the W. A. Dietzman home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seamen Gibson re-
turned to Sterling Sunday.
Miss Mildred Dietzman, daughter, OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dietzrnan, Me-
noken, and Seamen Gibson. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Gibson, were
united in marriage Saturday after
noon at 2:30 at the Presbyterian
manse, Bismarck, Rev. Logee offictat-
inc. Ann Erickson and william Mans
field attended. Mrs. Gibson attended
Bismarck high school and the COM
mercial college the last two years, and
is we'll known in Bismarck. MIR. Glib
son is well known in Sterling and
vicinity. Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson VIII
make their home near Sterling after
their honeymoon.
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Men0ken


Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ishmail enter
tanned at a turkey dinner Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Ludemann. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Yeakle and Arthur
Yeakle.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Abelein enter
tanned at dinner Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Burbage Of Bismarck.
Mrs. Earl Baker had dental work
done Thursday and Friday in Bis
rnarck.
Percy Freeman of Baldwin spent
Sunday at the Otto Ayers home.
Miss Rachel Shelton Of Bismarck
spent Wednesday visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Ayers, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Jacobson and family Of Bismarck
were dinner guests at the Ayers home
in the evening. Miss Shelton re-
turned to Bismarck with MI. and Mrs,
Jacobson.
Stanley McCurdy. who has beer
staying at the A. G. Dance home and
attending high school in Menoken Is
now staying at the q. N. varnum
home.
MI. and Mrs. George Ely and fam
lily spent Wednesday evening visiting
at the J. II. Salter home. They were
also dinner guests.
The primary grades had q Valen,
tine partX ct the consolidated school
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Edd Eblina
and daughters Beverley and Eunice
June Ely. Wayne Ayers. Mareery
Wood, Clinton Craven, Esther Baker
and Cell Holmes were guests Of the
pupils. "A luncheon was served.
MI. and Mrs. I. J.. ARnew were
shopping In Bismarck Saturday after
noon.
The dance at the townhall satur-
day night given by r. q. Abelein and
VIM. johnson was quite well attend
ed.
MI. and Mrs. Paul Holmes enter
tained three tables Of bridge satur-
day evening. High score was won bs
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Ebling. "A dainty
luncheon WAS served.
Nh. and Mrs. r. O.. Abelein. Mrs
Otto Ayers and son. Mrs. Laura
Dance and Mr.. and Mrs. A. g. Dance
were shopping In Bismarck Saturday
orphe Agnew, who has been STAY
ing ct the a. q. Dance home return.
"a home Saturday.
Warren Baker has resumed hi
Studies ct the Menoken school Mon.
day.
The high school pupils gave Z Val.
eutiue party ct the consolidated
school Friday evening. The pupils
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