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Army.

Army.
total OF So officers of the Army,
Navy and Marine Corps, the largest
class to undergo instruction at the
Army Industrial College, this city. will
begin the 1882 course Of study at
the college next Tuesday Assistant
Secretary Of War Frederick H. Payne
viii deliver the address of welcome to
the student officers. and the class will
also be addressed by Mai. Gen. Robert
y. Patterson, surgeon general of the
Army.
For the first time since the estab-
lishment Of the Army Industrial Col
lege there will be self-contained fac
ulty, which will be composed of Lieut..
Col. C. s. Ridley. c. E.; Mai A. v.
Quinton, o. D.; Lieut.. Comdr. NJ L.
Ring, S. c., of the Navy, and Capt. J.
H. B. Bogman, s. c., who Is also execu-
tive officer of the school, Lieut.. Col
William A. Mccain, O. M. c., Is COM
mandant OF the college.
The Army officers who will take the
1922 course are: Col. Richard w.
Walker, Cavalry; Lieut. Coils. Gilbert
II. Stewart, O. D.. and Alexander M
Milton, Cavalry; Majs. Rex NICK. Nc
Dowell, d. c.: H. d. F. Munnikhuysen,
@. M. c.; Theodore M. Chase, C. A. c.:
Louis b. Bender, S. c.; John H. Mellon,
@. NJ. c.; Arthur w. Ford, o. D.: Ste
phen H. MacGregor, o. D.; James r.
Alfonte. @. M. c.: Lee r. Watrous, jr.,
F. D.: Robert H. Lee, o. D.: Francis T.
Armstrong. F. A.. James A. Dorst, G.
E.; William r. Schmidt, Infantry; Allen
Fletcher. Infantry; Motley Y. DuTIamel
G. E.: George S. Clarke, Infantry; Rob-
ert W. Daniels, o. D., and Royal X.
Stacey, M. C.
The Army company officers taking
the course are: Capts. Roy L. Bowlin,
o. D.; Ebert L. Ford. jr., o. D.; Charles
T. McAleer, S. c.: Elmer T. Foss, @. M.
c.; George A. Horkan, @. M c.. Arthur
s. Leyinsohn, @. NJ c.; Elliott VAN
devanter, G. E.; John r. Holt, @. M c.;
John B. Bellinger, IT., o. D.; Charles
w. Dietz, @. M. c.; Thomas K. Vincent,
o. d.; Charles W. BurIin, C: E.; Omer
o. Niergarth. A. c.; James G. Browne,
@. M. c.; Robert " Ignico, A.. c.; Harry
G. Montgomery, A. c.; First Lieuts.
John M. Mcdonnell, A. c.: Harry A.
Kuhn, c. W. S.; Homer w. Jones. @.
M. C., and Edward j. Sullivan, c. W. s.
The Navy representation in the class
viii be composed of Capts. Noel w.
Grant, s. c., and Arthur H. Rice;
Comdrs. John Lewis, Richard w. Wuest,
Franklin S. Steinwachs and James z.
Alexander; Lieut.. Comdr. William H.
Porter and Lieut.. William B. Young,
s. c.
The officers from the Marine Corps
taking the course are: Mai. John Potts
and Capts. Roswell Winans and Rich
ard O. Sanderson.
Col Edward B. Mitchell, Infantry,
has been selected by the War Depart
ment as the commanding officer of the
latest addition to the Army Transport
Service, the Republic, former United
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Corn's Many Products.

Not much more than half Of the
great corn crop of this country finds
its way to the dining table. The re-
mainder goes to the refneries to be
made up into a large variety Of mate
rials. These include the "sparkIers"
which do Fourth of july duty. explo-
sives. face cream, soap. artificial rubber
and silk, varnish, tanning extracts, radio
batteries. textiles. paper carpet, much
lage. salad dressing. strip. cooking oil,
vinegar and milk acids Some consider
able success has attended the manufac-
tlIre OF paper from the stalks. and II Is
probable that ct no distant day q
profitable use win be found for the piles
Of corn stalks which accumulate each
ysaf On the farms Of this country. ~.
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MASONIC.

LODGES.
Today, Temple Heights. services
at 4 pm. conducted un-
der the auspices of the Grand
Lodge, with Rev. DR.. Luther
Hess Warning, grand high
priest, r. A. M, officiating.
Tuesday, National, No. 10, NJ. M.
Wednesday, Osiris, No. 26, F. C.
Theodore Roosevelt, No. A,
e. A.
Thursday, Naval, No. 4, e. A.
Saturday. school of instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Tuesday, La Fayette, No. S, get
together evening.
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Scots to Visit Australia.

BY way Of returning the visit paid 20
Scotland three years ago by 600 families
who returned 10 the old country TO re-
new family ties as well rs link up with
Scottish industries, Scots folk are 60
ing to Australia. The itinerary includes
1913 days Of travel and sightseeing, and
the trip home wiz heGn u March, les2.
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Army and Navy News

States Lines passenger vessel, recently
acquired from the Shipping Board in
exchange for the semi-freighters Somme
and Cambria Col Mitchell is due to
assume his new command when he
brings the transport Somme 70 the
Army base at Brooklyn on its final trip
September 49, The newest addition
and largest Of the Army's transport
feet Is scheduled to sail on its first run
November 4, bound for San Francisco,
Honolulu and Manila.
Accommodating 400 flrst-claSs pas
seneers. loo second-ciasS and 300 third
or troop class. the Republic will estab-'
lish a much higher standard of travel
for all members of the military service
but particularly the enlisted personnel.
In place Of the cramped holds requiring
the use of standee type hunks, state
rooms occupied by tourist-class passen-
gers will be available as troop-class ac-
commodations.
Navy.
Under q new policy adopted by the
Navy Department. Law schools of the
District of Columbia, principally George
Washington and Georgetown UNIVERSE
ties. will lose some Of their students.
Under the new policy officers of the
Navy and Marine Corps selected to I'M
dergo postgraduate instruction in law
will attend the Harvard Law School
In recent years Navy and Marine Corps
officer students in the law poSt-grad-
uate courses have been required to pur-
sue their studies during the morning or
afternoon, in the meantime rendering
service in the Office of the Judge Advo-
cate General of the Navy in reviewing
court-martial cases or cases involving
courts of inquiry There has been much
criticism from the legal profession that
it wss not fair to the personnel of the
naval service to have student officers
engaged part of their time before COM
plotting the law course in reviewing
court-martial cases.
The new change will permit the ON
Ger assigned to the postgraduate course
in law to secure much better training
by devoting full time to his studies.
The following officers have been as
signed to study at Harvard during the
first year Of the new plan: Lieut. Hsr-
old c. Fitz, Lieuts. (Junior Grade)
Roger E. Perry and Ira H. Num-. and
First Lieut.. st. Julien r. Marshall,
u. S. NJ. c.
Students who viii attend George
Washington University for the second
year are: Lieuts. r. K Davis, T. A.
Gaylord, w. E. Hilbert and II. A. Sailor.
all Navy officers, and Capt. H. d. Lin
colt. u. s. M. G. The following officers
who have been students at Washington
colleges for two years win be permitted
to complete their courses: Lieut.. Corndr.
H. Biesemeier and Lieuts j. p. Cady,
r. L. Johnson and j. r. Wallace Of
the Navy, and First Lieut.. M. B. Twin
ing, U. s. NJ c. All of these officers
are on duty in the Office of the Judge
Advocate General of the Navy.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY
POSTWAR ENGLAND.

In connection with the Cabinet crisis
in England the Public Library calls al
tention to the following books:
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Judge Robert S. Marx, D. s. c., of
first national commander,
was Washington visitor last week and
conferred with Disabled American Vet
eran officials here
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First Lieut. Edear j. johnson. Cav
airy Reserve. who has been promoted
to the grade OF captain, viii remain as
Lieut.. Norman II. Evens, Signal Re-
serve, has bean promote to the grade
Of FIRST lieutenant Re ~ remain as-
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CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.

The business meeting Of Court 2l2
win be held Tuesday evening, when the
Fail and Winter schedule will begin
with election Of House Committee
An invitation has been extended to
the local court to attend the Confer
ence Of Catholic Charities to be held
IN Wtlkes-Barre, Pa, September q
TO 80.
At the meeting OF the National Coun-
ell OF Catholic Women TO be held in
October the local court VIII take an
active part.
's.- The Juniors, in charge Of Miss Clare
Ondreyco, will go TO camp next week.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Fidelity Council convened, with Mrs.
Mabel Budlum in the chair, when Mrs.
Eieanore Casalege made her report on
lie state good Of order meeting and
Miss Clara Haas spoke on the coming
State banquet. The State councillor OF
Virginia, Miss Sophie Mann. and Past
National Councillor o. B. Hopkins de-
iivered addresses
Mrs. Carrie Yancey presided at the
last meeting Of Triumph Council Plans
are now in progress for a theater party
to be held in the near future. State
Councillor Mrs. Ethel Burroughs and
Past state Councillor Mrs. Mary james
delivered addresses.
Eta storey presided at the last meet.
fne Of Barbara Frietchie Council.
card party win be beld August n
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The next regular meeting Of Jane A.
Delano Post, No. 8, will be held Sep
At this time nominations Of officers for
the coming year win take place. Mem
bers who have q birthday in August or
September are requested to bring q sum.
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Camp No. 4 will meet Thursday fol
business. The chairman has announced
a bingo game after this meeting.
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might to spsnd the weekend here d
their parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Nelson
0ertie Mas. Gwendolyn and Sam
Brown motored to Bismarck 6atur-
day. .
Neb Nelson and ! number Of other,
ATTENDED the party Saturday night
given by Clifford Scott on the j. J.
Rue farm.
Harry Hedstrom's, Arthur Magrus
and q number OF. others attended q
party Sunday night ct the Walter
Reidinger home.
Mrs. John Gluin, baby and Gary
were visitors Monday with her SIS
ter, Mrs. Charles Farrell.
"A birthday party was sponsored
Sunday In honor OF Maurice Eick-
son, at their home. Games were
played.
John Habeck and Alfred transacted
business In Bismarck Saturday.
Mi. and Mrs. George F. Nelson.
Gladys, Gerald, dwendolyn and VIII
lie JiraS were visitors Sunday at the
Arthur Magnus home.
Leonard Davenport, George r.
Nelson, Gerald and Arthur Magnus
called Sunday ut the Thompson
brothers': also at the Walter Reiding-
er home.
Mi. and Mrs. Ben Nelson and fam
lily from Wilton, came Saturday to
attend the party. at his sisters, Mrs.
Clifford Scott; also MIR. and Mrs. Vic
tor Engdoh1 and family from Gibbs.
Clifford Scots entertained q num-
Der of folks Sunday at their home
on the j. j. Rue farm.
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Hazlegrove
BY MRS. RAY ~HAZLEGROYE

Frank Gray took Albert Gray back
to futile Tuesday and also did some
shopping. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove and
Walter Krien were guests Tuesday
evening at the Ed Oschuner home.
Cards furnished the pastime and
lunch was served by the hostess.
Jim McQuern was in futile Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Goldsmith re-
turned home from points In Iowa on
Wednesday. where they have been
visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray H~azlegrove called
at the Frank Gray home Wednesday.
Mrs. John Barriet near futile
passed away last week and was laid
to rest Sunday in the cemetery south
of Tuttle. We extend our sympathy
to the bereaved ones in their time Of
sorrow. Z
Jack Stewart and Ed. Evans called
on Ed Ochusner one day last week.
Art Ochsuner went to Hurdsfield
and Chaseley on business me day
this week.
Ed Ochsuner called on Ray Halle
grove Thursday forenoon.
/ Ed. and Art OchSuner were business
callers in futile Friday.
Ella, Magdalena, Maria and Ales
Neff Jr., were Sunday visitors at the
Karl Wolff home.
The Misses Wanda and Alma Peh1
spent the week end at their parental
home near Arena.
Sunday visitors at the Christ Wolff
home were Miss Letha Bergermeistcr,
Hilda Rosenau, Fred Sauter, Paul and
Walter Wutzke and Theodore Rose
nau.
Mi. and Mrs. Fred Barth and son
and two daughters and Mr.. and Mrs
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John Wutxke and Miss Carrie Wolf
were Sunday guests at the Rosena,
home.
Miss Tecal thinner spent the week.
end at her parental home at Arena
The Misses Eilda and Caroline
Wolff were callers Of Mrs. Asker ir
Arena Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Christ Wolff ane
daughters "Brown-Eyes" and Carrie
were shopping In Tuttle Friday.
Mrs. and Mrs. Tom Mertz and fam
lily were Sunday evening visitors al
the Christ Wolff home.
Miss Hilda Wutzke. was a Sunday
guest at the George Pehl home.
Miss Maria Neff called Sunday at
the Wolff home.
Christ Wolff and daughter Helen
were callers In Arena Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Otto Rachel were visi-
tors Sunday at the Alex Neff home.
Christ Wolff and daughters Pauline
and Helen were visitors at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Wolff Monday.
Mrs. Karl Wolff and daughter Irene
was visiting with Mrs. David Schock
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Defer were
Sunday visitors at the George Pehl
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wutzke were
visiting at the Christ Wolff home on
Wednesday.
Ralph Leach came home from a trip
to Wyoming Friday.
The Misses Helen, Pauline and
Caroline Wolff were Wednesday eve
ming visitors Of the Neff young folks
at the Neff home.
Alex Neff, Jr., visited Wednesday
with John Driscoll and Mrs. Laura
Sandburg.
Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Wagner called
at the home of MI. and Mrs. Will
Thieling one day this week.
MI. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove and
Walter Krien were callers at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers
Friday evening.
We were sorry to hear that Mr.. and
Mrs. Christ Nelson had to take their
son to the hospital.
Among those shopping in futile
Saturday were MI. and Mrs. Albert
Langdahl and family and Albert's
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike McNally,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson and Miss
Otillia Brose and Floyd Brolin and
his sister Miss Florence Brolin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wagner and fam
lily were in futile Saturday shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove and
Walter Krien were in futile Satur-
day. Walter went in to have Doctor
Meats extract a tooth. They also
called at the Dan Krien home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove called
at the Albert Gray home while in
town Saturday.
Roy and Karl Buck were in futile
Saturday shopping.
Earl Fairchild and Ole Elloite and
young Burton were callers in Wing
Saturday.
Philip Schermiserer was in futile
Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Ochsuner and
family visited relatives near Arena
and futile Sunday.
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NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS

Savage were Sunday dinner guests
at the o. r. Martini home.
E. e. Usher of Kintyre was q Brad
dock caller Thursday.
The Study and Civic club met with
Mrs. Barton OF Tuesday evening with
twelve members present.
Miss Elsie Damsgaard, who has
been a guest at the Aarvig home re-
turned home Saturday.
L. M. Doerschlag was a Bismarck
business caller Tuesday and Wednes-
Gay.
Mr. Anderson, fieldman for the
North American Cream company
was in Braddock Tuesday and
shipped out the cream station equip
ment here to Linton. Mrs. Dexter,
who was manager OF the cream sta
ton has resigned her position.
Mrs. F. M. Long was a passenger
to Brittin Monday at which place she
was met by Mr.. and Mrs. Van Dyne
of Mckenzie where she spent several
days visiting. She returned home
Thursday.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. Church
met at the home of Mrs. A. j. Piers
Thursday afternoon.
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Still
By b. r. HAGSTROM

Miss Annette Erickson and Mi. and
Mrs. Oscar Erickson motored to Bis
marck on Thursday.
i. George johnson visited Sunday at
the Chas. Noon home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred johnson and
son were capital city business callers
one day last week.
Miss Doris johnson spent Saturday
with Miss Margaret Law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin johnson Wis
tied Sunday with relatives In Naugh-
ton township.
The Rev. and Mrs. Oster and
daughter Mary visited Friday eve
ming with Mrs. Signe johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad johnson and
daughter Burnadine called at the o.
ter home In Regain Saturday.
b, Marie and Bennive Pearson were
overnight guests at the Hagstrom
home Saturday.
Mrs. Signe johnson and children
visited Sunday evening with Mrs.
Conrad Johnson.
Mrs. Ira Falkenstein of near Bald
win called on Mrs. Bert Hedstrom
Sunday.
Ole Hagstrom and son Oscar called
at the Erickson home Tuesday.
Doris johnson visited one evening
last week with Helen Pearson. ). =
John Law and daughter Margaret.
Mrs. Signe johnson, Mrs. Ray Ander-
son and Anthony Erickson were bus
mess callers in Bismarck Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Houser of near
Pickardsville, N. D., visited Tuesday
evening with their daughters, Misses
LaVerna and Leota Houser, teachers
of Estherville schools Nos. 3 and 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Pearson called
at the Still store and Harry Triska
home Tuesday.
Oscar Hagstrom called on r. C.
Nelson Friday.
Mrs. Eigne johnson and children,
and Ruben Pearson. motored to Re-
gan Saturday.
Martin Strand, Erick Pearson and
Arthur and Anthony Erickson helped
Ole Hagstrom celebrate his birthday
Friday evening.
Erick Pearson was a Wilton caller
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter johnson called
on MI. Johnson's sister, Mrs. Signe
johnson, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Edwin johnson called on her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John johnson,
Monday.
Ruben Pearson and Werner john
son called on Raymond Broehl Satur-
day.
Helen Broehl called on Mrs. r. G.
Nelson Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sunduist called
at the Bert Hedstrom home Monday.
Mrs. Albert Johnson and daughter
called at the Still store Monday.
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MenOken
BY MRS. JENNIE N

Miss Mildred Funston, who Is
teaching near Wing, N. D., spent Sat-
urday and Sunday at her parental
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ayers and
Wayne and MI. and Mrs. r. M. Lude-
man motored to Bismarck Friday
evening.
Miss Anna Grenz of Driscoll Wis
tied Miss Ida Neumann Sunday.
Mrs. Lee Hamblen and Mrs. Harold
Madland motored to Bismarck Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Abelein were
entertained at dinner by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Burbage of Bismarck
Thursday evening.
The Menoken Ladies' Aid met at
the home of Mrs. A. G. Darce Thurs
day with 20 ladies present. Visitors
were Rev. and Mrs. Van Horn Of Nc
Kenzie, Misses Marguerite ,Olson,
Blanche Stewart, Lillian Newman,
Mesdames Dennis Reitzel, George
Varnurn, Luella Bird and daughter
Betty. Walter Yeake' and Richard
| Ludeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lude1nan called
ut the r. g. Abe:ein home Tuesday
evening.
Misses Alice Klepstein and Crpha
Agnew visited school Tuesday after
| nocn.. E
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Juukert. Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Wtldes and children
Bernard Burton of Bismarck and
Mis- Evelyn Edwsrds and Tony Knol
" Mandan and ~. and s1arG. n. N
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Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Aims ana chill
dren.
day guest Of her daughter. Mr& steve
Little.
Miss Hilda and. Ella Krauss were
wednesday afternoon guests Of MISS
Gladys Grambling Of Regan.
Louie King attended to business
In Bismarck Friday.
Station, Owen, Margaret and Eunice
Davis were Friday evening guests a.
the Arne Tosseth home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Aim and Mr..
|Nels Aim spent the previous Sunday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Olget Ry-
berg In Rock HILL.
Alfred Anderson returned hons
Saturday evening after being gone
about . month, visiting With his
uncle.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Clarence Scott were
Sunday guests Of MI. and Mrs. Albert
johnson.
Ellis GIN called at the willis Gill
home Monday and moved his tractor
to the II. d. Gill farm.
Walter schmesky was . Sunday
caller on Nels Aims.
Marion Aim called at the Henry
Rosendahl home Saturday evening.
Clarence Scott was . business call
er in Regan Wednesday.
Albert Perkins was q Monday guest
Of his sister, Mrs. Albert johnson. i,
Charley Keator was . caller On
Emil Sunquist Thursday.
Nels Tosseth was q business caller.
In Bismarck Friday.
Nj. and Mrs. Nick Holgerson were
Thursday guests Of Mrs. Oscar Sun
quist.
L. w. Davis and sons, station and
Owen, were business callers In Rock
Hill Township Friday.
Gladys Grambling and sister Of
Regain, visited with Hilda and Ella
Krause Saturday.
Mrs. Marvin Aim was q Saturday
afternoon guest Of Mrs. w. N. Kel-
ley of Regain.
william Backnan attended to busi-
ness in Bismarck Friday.
Jake johnson was out to Albert
Johnson's In his airplane Sunday.
L. w. Davis and sons were Regain
callers Monday.
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Ludernan were Sundsy callers 1t thu
A.. Il. KlipStefn home.
Mrs. A. II. Klepstein and daughter
Miss Alice and Mrs. r. NJ. Luden1As1
visited at the M. r. Agaew home
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ayers and son
| Wayne visited at the sYeakle home
Monday evening.
Mrs. Ernest Burbage spent Monday
and Tuesday visiting at the r. q,
| Abelein home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Burbage OF
Bismarck were Sunday evening Wis
itors at the Otto Ayers home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Abelein and
family had Sunday dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Ishmael.
r. G. Abeleir attended q regular
meeting Of the Lloyd Spetx Post,
American Legion, in Bismarck Mon
day evening.
Mrs. Walter Yeakle called on Mrs.
r. M. Ludeman Monday afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. r. q. Abelein enter
tanned at dinner Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ayers and son
Wayne. Mi. and Mrs. A. @. Dance
and family. MI. and Mrs. r. M.
Ludeman spent the evening at the
Abelein home. Two tables of bridge
were played. High score went to
Mrs. Otto Ayers and r. NJ. Ludeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Graves motored
to Bismarck Thursday.
The Menoken p. T. A. gave q tea
party at the consolidated school FRI
day night. A musical contest was
held and Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Lude-
man won prizes. In q literary con-
test prizes were won by Miss Mar
gazette Olson and @. d. King. About
II dollars was realized from the sale
Of candy and lunch which will be
used to buy dishes for the school.
L. j. Agnew returned Saturday
from Rochester. Mimi, where he was
examined by the doctors at the hos
pital. En- route home he spent q
couple of days in st. Paul. j. 8.
Sackman, relief agent at the depot
during l.. j. Agnew's absence, left
Saturday for his home in Jamestown.
Frank L. Wachal, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Wachal OF north of Me-
noken, was married Friday afternoon
to Miss Vivian Erstrom, daughter Of
Mrs. Elsie Erstrom Of Baldwin, Friday
afternoon at. the Presbyterian manse.
They will make their home north Of
Menoken.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Ludeman n
tertained at dinner Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. q. Abelein. MI. and
Mrs. A. G. Dance, MI. and Mrs. Ralph
Ishmael and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Ayers and son Wayne, MI. and
Mrs. A. H. Klepstein and daughter
Miss Alice and Anthem Knoll.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Daw and family
we're visitors of Mi. and Mrs. Park
Wood Sunday.