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Alta
BY KARL SCHATZ

Edmond and Emanuel ScnatZ were
callers at the John Stroh home
Tuesday.
Alta shoppers Tuesday were Dave,
| Jake and Ted Hochhalter, Davold
Schaeffer and Clarence and Earl Nc
| Callister and Edwin Scllatz.
John Stroh was a caller at the
John Anderson home Tuesday.
Emanuel Schatz called at the Karl
Schatz home Tuesday.
Fred Bender, ST., and son Edward
we're business callers at the Karl
Schatz home on Monday.
Edmund and Edwin Schatz visited
with Ed. Hank and Emanuel Schatz
Tuesday evening.
John Stroh and Bonnie Shatz
called at the Karl Schatz home We'd
nesday.
MI. and Mrs. Emil johnson called
at the Howard Ccombs home on
Wednesday.
Charlie Larson called at Henry
Schatz' home Thursday.
David and Thafield Schatz were
visitors at the Emil johnson home
Wednesday evening.
Apherbam Schaeffer called at the
John Stroh home Wednesday.
Reinhold Berg was an Alta shopper
Thursday.
Charlie Larson visited with Fred
Brockett Wednesday evening.
Joe Diede and Emil HelfenStein
we're Alta shoppers Thursday.
Y@.~.4~,11 C1I1of0 VyscifnI Of tho TNhn
Stroh home Wednesday evening.
Emanuel Edmond and Edwin
Schatz spent Thursday evening at
the Joe Diede Home.
Fred Bender, Jr., was an Alta caller
Thursday.
Eddie Johnson called at Karl
Schatz' home on Friday.
Fred Bender, ST., and son Edward
motored to Regain on Thursday.
Eddie johnson and Alvin Brockett
spent Thursday evening visiting
with Mole Ness.
John Stroh and Bonnie Schatz
called at the Fred Brockett home
Friday.
John and Henry Schaeffer called at
the Mole Ness home on Thursday.
Eddie johnson was a business call
err at the Charlie Larson home Fri
day.
Mervin Oder called at the John
Anderson home Tuesday.
Henry Schaeffer and son Henry
made a business trip to Mercer Sat-
urday.
Emanuel Schatz was a caller at the
Emil johnson home Friday.
John Schaeffer called at the Karl
Schatz home Saturday.
Edward Schatz called at the Karl
Schatz home Saturday.
Karl Schatz. Johnny Schaeffer,
David and Thafield Schatz were Alta
shoppers Saturday.
Eddie Johnson and Emanuel SchatZ
were Alta shoppers Saturday.
Eddie johnson and Emanuel Schatz
we're Friday evening visitors at the
John Stroh home.
Ed. Curley and Edward Schatz no.
tored to McClusky Saturday evening.
Emil Helfenstein called at the Fred
Crockett home Saturday.
Fred and Jake Curley. Edmund and
Edwin Schatz and Emil H%elfenstein
were visitors at the Henry Schatz
home Saturday evening.
David and Thafield Schatz were
visitors at the Henry Schaeffer
home Sunday evening.
John Steinert from Bismarck is
spending a few days at the Karl
Schatz home.
Eddie johnson and Alvin Brockett
spent Sunday at the Christ Wolf
home in Wilton.
Quite a number of young folks were
gathered at the William Steinert
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Schlafman were
Sunday evening visitors at the Henry
Schaeffer home.
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Miss Schafer will spend the week.
end with relatives here.
Emanuel and Edmund Schatx calico
at the John Stroh home Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. j. G. Olson spent Sat-
urday evening at the John Carlson
home.
The Estherville school board held
their regular meeting at the home Of
the clerk, Mrs. John Carlson.
Albert Zelmer called at the A. AL
brecht home Saturday evening.
Fred BergquiSt called at the Ezra
nam Schaeffer home Saturday.
The McAllister family. who have
been sick with the measles, have
again entered school.
The Misses Vina, Myrtle and Edna
Oder were Alta shoppers Saturday.
John Stroh vas an Alta caller
Tuesday.
Miss Vina Oder, a teacher of
Ghylin township spent the weekend
at her home.
Emil Sattler spent Saturday eve
ming with the Reinhart boys.
Efraham Schaeffer, Bill Hickel
and Kenneth Bjork called at the
Alta store Monday.
Delbert Olson spent Sunday after
moo at the VIM. Hickel home.
Bonnie Schatz, who stays at the
John Stroh home spent Thursday
and Friday at the Karl Miller home.
Sam Schafer shopped at the Alta
store Saturday.
Albert and Earl McAllister called
at the Efraham Schaeffer home Sun
day forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred BergquiSt and
sons Emil and Hjalmer spent Sunday
at the j. G. Olson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson and
children Dennis and Doris and j. c..
Olson motored to Wilton Sunday,
where they went to consult a doctor
in regard to Doris as she has been
bothered with an earache for several
days.
Nina, Eva, Florence, Earl and Al
bert McAllister spent Saturday eve,
ming at the j. r. Jones home.
Visitors at the John Stroh home
Sunday were August Nugard of Nc
Clusky, Emil, Ted, Edward and Annie
Stroh and Teddy Hochhalter.
Bonnie Schatz, Emil and Ted Stroh
spent Sunday evening at the Era
ham Schaefer home.
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Steiber
BY MRS. VIM. HICKEL

Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Olson motored
to Bismarck Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Amundson and
family were dinner guests at the John
Carlson home Sunday.
The McAllister boys were Alta call
ers Tuesday.
Delbert Olson spent a couple of
days last week at the Fred Brockett
home doing some mechanical work.
Gottlieb Steiner& and sons, Emanuel
and Edwin, were Regain callers
Thursday.
John Carlson and son Dennis were
callers in Regain Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hickel and
son Wayne called at the John Carl
son home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred LANCE went to
Mercer Wednesday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Lange's grandmother.
Delbert Olson stayed at the Lange
nome and did the chores while they
were gone.
j. c. Olson was a Regain caller
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Steinert and son
Leo and Mr.. and Mrs. John Zelmer
and daughter Doris Mae visited with
relatives in Wilson township Thurs
day.
Mrs. John Carlson and children,
Dennis and Doris, spent Saturday
night at the J. C. Olson home, while
Mr.. Olson and MI. Carlson attended
some doings in the Log Cabin in Re-
gan.
Emil Sattler spent Saturday eve
ming at the Efraham Schaeffer home.
The Pleasant View School board
held their regular meeting at the
school house Tuesday afternoon.
John Stroh called at the Karl
Schatz home Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. Efraham Schaeffer
and son. Marvin and Kenneth Bjork
spent Wednesday evening at the
John stroh home.
Visitors at the John Zelmer home
Tuesday evening were: Emanuel
Reinhold, Teddy, Dave and Edna
5teinert, the Albrecht young folks
MI. and Mrs. William Steinert and
son Leo, Albert zelmer and Emil Sat-
tier.
Sam schafer was a McClus,sy WIS.,
tor Friday.
Ten ard Alfred ReirSnart spent
r day evening at the John Stroh
home.
Earl McAlnster was a, passenger
with the mail man Saturday.
Kenneth Bjork spent Friday at the
Emil Sattler home.
John 6troh, Edward and Henry
schatz were McClusky shoppers Sat
urday.
Sam 4chafer motored to Bismarcl
Friday after his sister Edna, who Il
training ct the Bismarck hospital
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MOffit

!. Mrs. Ed. DeHaan and son Walter
visited with Mrs. v. Benz on Tues
day.
The girls All club met at the Ed
son home Tuesday night for their
regular business meeting. Reinstate-
ment Of members took place. The
next meeting will be next Tuesday
night at the j. r. Coder home and
viii be q social meeting. This Is the
third years work.
Miss Wilhelmina Moffit was quite
III at the home Of her uncle william
Lane. She y getting along pretty
good at this writing.
The stockholders Of the Motif
State Bank held their yearly meeting
ct the bank Wednesday afternoon.
q. +. Lane drove out to the A. e.
Cline home Wednesday.
Remember, church 1t 1880 Z. "A.
every Sunday.
Little Gerald Olson visited several
days with his aunt, Nrs. Harold =.
HonitSa last week.
The Ladies' Aid met ct the home Of
Mrs. I'd. Olson last "Wednesday. A
Good crowd was present. a lovely
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Ecklund
By MORRIS

Levi Anderson. visited at the r. F.
Morris home Thursday.
Lester Festerling made a trip to
Still Monday.
Elsie cCullough. teacher of Eek
lund school number three, gave exami-
nations at Ecklund school number two
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Bonnie Anderson visited at the Wal
lace Anderson home Wednesday.
Justine Morris took examinations at
Ecklund school number two Wednes-
day.
Victor Anderson was a shopper in
Bismarck Wednesday.
Marian and Gerald Morris were
callers in Still Thursday.
Wallace Anderson called at the T. F.
Morris home Wednesday.
Gerald Morris was an over night
guest at the John Herdebu home on
Tuesday enroute home from the river
with wood.
Aldythe McCullough taught Ecklund
school number three the forepart Of
the week for her sister Elsie.
Levi Anderson was an over night
guest at the Wallace Anderson home
Wednesday.
Mabel Me- ullough visited at the T
F. Morris home Wednesday.
Pete Anderson and Dave Carlson
called at the T. F. Morris home Fri
day enroute to the Walter Rybere
home.
Levi Anderson visited at the T. r
Morris home Friday enroute home
from the Diamond mine.
Sarah Holden has been visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Wallace Anderson, tn
past week.
willard Diamond made q trip K
McClusky Friday.
H. A. Mccullough was q caller II
Wilton Friday.
Roy Small and A. Asbrige Of Bis
marck, called at the Clarence Falken'
stein home Thursday.
Louie johnson called at the Clar'
ence Falkenstein home Sunday.
Bonnie Anderson was an over nigh
guest with Donald Morris saturda!
/. night.
! The surprise party ct the Jim Toni
! home Saturday night was largely. at
tended and q good time was had b.
all.
Gerald Morris accompanied Orvill
! Falkenstein to the Ira Falkenstet
home Sunday.
Willard Diamond made q trip 4
Regain Saturday.
Dorothy Morris visited at her HON
Saturday night.
Bonnie and Levi Anderson were call
ers In Bismarck Saturday.
Morris Anderson visited ct the 1r
Falkenstein home Sunday.
r. r. Morris returned to his HON
Sunday after cutting wood near til
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Wing
BY LILLIAN MILLER

MI. and Mrs. John HARRY and chill
dren spent Sunday at Joe Scan1on'S.
MI. and Mrs. Gottfried Weber
were Sunday callers at the Christ
| Berg home.
Mrs. J. B. Granville and daughter
Ferne motored to Bismarck Satur-
day.
An oyster supper was served at
| Sees cafe Saturday for the benefit
Of the Wing basketball boys.
Mrs. q. A. Bossart spent Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. John Weber, ST..
Helen Bleth spent Sunday after
noon at the Homer home.
MI. and Mrs. En- Granville were
| dinner guests at the ]. B. Granville
home Friday.
Edith Mueller and Jake and Theo-
| dore Weber spent Friday evening at
| the E. s. Larson home.
A number of the Wing folks at
| tended the dance held in the Finn
hall Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Booth visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber, Jr.,
Sunday.
The Wing basketball boys motored
| to Steele Friday evening to play the
| Steele basketball boys. The Wing
boys won the game by a score Of II
to 13.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebb Cleveland and
| Harry Knowles returned home Friday
after spending the past month visit
ing friends and relatives in different
| states in the east.
A. L. Davis and son Ronald and
John HARRY motored to Bismarck
Friday evening where they met Mrs.
! Davis and daughter. Mrs. Davis and
| daughter spent the past week in Kill
deer.
Veaton Heaton was a caller in
Wing the past week.
Mrs. Henry McCloskey spent Sun
day afternoon visiting with Mrs. Lucy
Piephorn.
Edith Mueller spent Thursday We
ming at her home in Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Wagle were.
Sunday evening visitors at the N. H.
| Collins home.
Mrs. John HARRY and daughter
| Bernadine were callers at the Ben
| Klagenburg home Friday evening.
John, Lillian and Martha Mueller
visited at the R. ]. Bleth home satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Graham and
son and Miss Leah Harth autoed to
| Mckenzie Sunday to visit relatives
and friends.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Ebb Cleveland and
| Ed. Dalbec were callers In Goodrich
! Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben McCloskey spent
Wednesday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. L. H. Knowles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottfred Weber were
called to Krafts Wednesday on ac-
| count of the serious illness of An
| drew Kraft, brother of. Mrs. Weber.
Jake Helm was a Sunday caller at
| Dan Helms.
John Mueller, Ed Dalbec and Axel
Solder motored to Washburn Friday
to transact business.
Mrs. Gordon Larson spent several
days at the e. s. Larson home.
Mrs. Anttila visited at the Walfred
Harju and william Josephson homes
! Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bossart and
| Jake Helm returned to their homes
Thursday after spending q few days
| visiting in Garrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Granville and
son Irwin spent Sunday with Mr.. and
| Mrs. EN- Granville.
The Wing basketball boys played
the Tuttle team on the Wing floor
| Monday evening. The score was 81
to IS in Tuttle'S favor.
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MOffit
BY MRS. c. E. r

-
Miss Jenny Waste, who spent thu
weekend visiting at the Aams' home
returned to her school at Taper
Sunday.
Mrs. Burt johnson, Mrs. G. E. Moi.
fit and daughters, Harriet, Gladys
Wilhelmina and son Jimmy VISITED
at the Fay Johnson home Sunday
afternoon.
Dwight Carlisle returned to hi'
studies at the Business college Sun
day afternoon after having spent thu
weekend at Moffit.
Mrs, Hillna Adams visited with hel
daughter, Mrs. Fay johnson, Sun
day.
Mrs. Anna Hoeft is staying at the
Carl Olson home while Mrs. Olson is
in the hospital after having a mas
told operation Thursday morning
She is getting along fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Faust ano
children visited at the Dewey Olson
home Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Moffit was q business
caller last week.
Mrs, Bullock received word that her
daughter Jessie of Grimes, Iowa, was
very Ill.
Miss Harriet Moffit and brother
Jimmy are spending a few days this
week at the william Lane and G. K.
Lane homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Howitson
motored to Bismarck Saturday. Mrs.
Dewey Olson accompanied them to
Bismarck.
The Misses Beth Porter, Eta Hoff-
man and Harriet Moffit, Mrs. Ella
Porter and granddaughter Austie and
Neil Edwards motored to the Everett
Porter home on Thursday evening to
spend q pleasant evening.
B. F. Lane went to Bismarck Thurs
day and returned home on Friday
night by the N. p. train.
MI. and Mrs. Harold Lane and sons
returned to Moffit. N. D., from st.
Joseph, Mich, where they have spent
the past nine months. They stopped
in st. Paul to visit for a few days
with MI. and Mrs. G. r. Ballard and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Cline entertained at
a birthday dinner Thursday in honor
of MI. J. F. Coder. Mr.. and Mrs.
Coder and Billy and Otto Brown were
present. A lovely dinner was en-
joyed by all.
MI. and Mrs. Ira Peckens and chill
dren visited at the L. N. Bullock
home Sunday.
Mrs. w. H. Edison is confined to her
bed by illness.
MI. and Mrs. Walter Jones took
their son Walter, Jr., to Bismarck
Saturday to have his ear lanced.
Miss Dorothy Jones stayed at the
Peter Hopstad home Saturday while
her folks were in Bismarck.
Miss Thelma Moffit and sister Dor
othy stayed with the Dewey Olson
children Saturday while their mother
was away.
Miss Thelma Moffit and sister Dor
othy stayed with the Dewey Olson
children Saturday while their mother
was away.
Born to MI. and Mrs. Alfred Faust
on Tuesday, Jan. 20, a SON. Mother
and baby doing fine.
Mrs. c. E. Moffit called at the A.
Doehle F. w. Moffit homes Monday.
Frank Benz went to Linton Mon
day to attend the International Har-
vester Company convention.
The Woodmen held . party at the
hall Saturday night. A very large
crowd was present. Progressive
whist and dancing vas enjoyed dur
ing the evening. High prizes went to
Mrs. John Benz and Mrs. Alfred
Faust for ladies; to John Benz and
Ed Olson, ST., for men. Mike Han
son and Mrs. Jason Hoover carried
off the consolation prizes. A lovely
supper was served by the Woodmen.
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Tygg
BY GLADYS NELSON

Alvin Trygg took his last subjects
in the 9th grade Wednesday in Trygg
school No. l where Emma Nelson
teaches.
John Nelson stayed at the Charlie
Trygg home Thursday where he will
40 some carpenter work for a few
days.
Geo. F.. Nelson accompanied Edwin
Olson and Clarence Glasner to Bis
marck Thursday attending to bust
ness.
John Olson, Edwin and Clarence
Glasner were dinner guests Thursday
at the Geo. F. Nelson home.
Geo. F. Nelson got word from his
mother from Park Rapids, Mimi,
that they will take her to the Uni
versity hospital in Minneapolis.
The following named families
spent Saturday evening at Arthur
Magnus': Maurice Erickson's, Harry
Hedstrom's, Louis Olson's. Ole Olson,
William W~anttaja's, and Walter
Redinger's.
Mabel Magnus visited at home over
the weekend.
Pete and Alec Reidinger and Elmer
Magnus spent three days last week
In the Judson neighborhood. Adam
Stein. Jr., returned with them and
the boys visited the historical mu-
scum, the penitentiary and other
points Of interest in Bismarck on
their way home.
Adam Stein, Sr., two sons and lit
tie daughter from Judson visited at
the Walter Reidinger home Thursday.
Louis Olson and Harry Hedstroms
entertained the families of the north
west part Of Trygg Monday and
Thursday OF last week.
Miss Alvina Schlickenmayer re-
turned last Saturday to resume her
school work in Trygg No. 4. That
evening she accompanied Misses
Josie and Helma Olson and Edwin to
a party given for Miss Myrtle Arch
OF Lyman school No. ! at the teacher
age.
Raymond Tollivers gave a com.
munity dinner on New Years day.
Arthur Magnus called at Thomson
Bros and Henry IngetS' last Satur.
day.
Pete Reidinger called ct Leonard
Davenportis and Emil Hogue's last
Thursday.
~. and Mrs. Arthur Magnus WIS.,
tied Friday evening ct the Walter
Keldinger home.
The Magnus boys and Marie visit
"a last Sunday ct Clarence Kettle
sons and left Mabel there to return
70 her high school studies Ia Wing.
Edwin Olson and Gordon Fisher
were mapper guests Thursday night
and Visited q the Geo. ?. Nelson
home.
John Tfygg Was = celler one might
1t the John Olson home.
Andrew 1fygg motoged - Dismaxci
Thursday intending to some bust
ness interests.
Mr.. and Nh. 0eo. I. Nelson,
Qwendolyn md 0atie Me- made I
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nrocram. Sandwiches, filled cookies
and coffee were then served by Mes
danes Barton, Button and Long: Inc
next meeting will be January 27th al
the home of Mrs. A. Button.
Miss Mary Feyereisen left Monoa
afternoon for Bismarck where she ma
secured employment.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, JANUARY Is, 1881

acker, Russell and Dutch Dralle and
Clarence Beard. They report a fine
time. The prize for the best old time
walters went to VIM. Nichol and Mrs.
Emmett Carol, both of Moffit.
entertained for Sunday dinner at the
Henry Crawford home.
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Agricultural exports were still On
q decline when the U. 8. Department
OF Agriculture made its last survey
in November, 1880. Shipments were
the lowest since 1921. All commodi-
ties were down, the department re-
ports,
Evening star., 1931-12-08
Grain Market
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December 8-Despite
stock market upturns grain prices un-
derwent early sstbackS today. There
was a notable dearth of buying orders
for wheat, and Liverpool reported Ar
gentine shippers offering freely. Open
ing at 1s-3s decline, wheat afterward
sagged further. Corn started un-
changed to "a off mad continued to
point downward.
Among the reasons given for at least
temporary absence Of wheat buying was
a general disposition to await President
Hoover's message to Congress. Ar
rangements were made to receive the
message by radio in parts OF the Board
of Trade Immediately adjoining the
within earshot of the wheat pit. Aside
from the Presidents message and news
of increased offerings of Argentine
wheat the chief topic was uncertainty
as to European finances, Germanys in
particular.
Weakness of Liverpool wheat quota
tions, sympathetic of bearish financial
and economic outlook abroad, was given
special notice 1t was pointed out that,
with Liverpool quotations almost even
with Chicago prices, wheat exep2rt busi-
ness from this side of the Atlantic was
next to impossible pending a readjust-
ment Meanwhile, domestic primary
receipts of wheat were radically
curtailed, amounting to less than half
the total at this time last year.
Corn and oats sympathized with
wheat weakness, but afterward became
relatively firm as result of scattered
buying
Provisions responded to down turns of
hog values
Evening star., 1931-12-08
GERMANY is FIRST
IN MEDICINE EXPORTS
Figures Show U. S. Has Dropusd
to Second Place in World
Market.
BY CHAS. z. SHAEIpEE

associated Press Business WFltsf
Germany has replaced the United
States as the worlds largest exporter
of prepared medicines.
Occupying second place at the Begin
ming OF the prevailing unsstisfactory
world business conditions. she has been
forging ahead. while Great britain and
France, as we'll as the United states
have been locirg trade.
review of this trade by the Com
merce Department reveals that in 1929
German prepared medicine exports were
more than $4,000 coo behind The Amer
lean, the following year more than
sl,ooo,o0O IN excess and ss3 600 in ad-
vance OF their own 1929 value In the
hrst half OF the present year that mill
lion advantage was more than doubled
ind German gains almost exactly
equaled American losses.
Foreign conditions facing both coun-
tries were in large measure equal, the
department said. approximately the
same duties were assessed: the same
regulatory measures by Boards of
Health were applied. Both exporting
countries could quote in relatively stable
curTencies and met the same problems
resulting from fluctusting currencies
Gn1 deprecated pugchesing power In
-crC-gn Ccurtci"G.
Two cSc'an2t'SlS o. Cermanys sue
e5si IN this lire u-uaEy ere advanced,
t2e department. s2i1--radlcal price re-
cuct-ons and Ccrmany's seeming will
hgness TO grant longer credit terms,
Doubtless there have been mark
Gowns In German prices, but the aver
age price OF prepared medicine exports
ooes not show any decline In the 80
months studied by the Government
The price per kilo exported varied only