The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-12-24
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BY VIOLET L. JOHNSON

MI. and Mrs. Enock Anderson VISIT
ed last Sunday at the Walter Simons
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Schatz and Erick
Albertson were recent visitors at the
Engstrom and Bently home.
liver Erickson Of Painted Woods
called at the Joe Brown home Mon
day afternoon. Joe Brown accom-
panied MIR. Erickson to BismarcE
later.
Mrs. Paul Kjererle and two chill
dren of Minneapolis arrived at the
S. E. Strandemo last week where
they had planned to remain for the
winter. Later Mrs. Kjererle recelv-
ed word of the death of her mother
which obliged her to return.
Raymond Splitter was a Tuesday
business caller at the Jacobson home
Ray Simons also called there.
Violet Johnson was business call
er in Baldwin Tuesday afternoon
She also called at the Engstrom home
on the way home.
Lorin Couch visited this week al
the John Eliason, Jacobson ano
Enock Anderson homes.
H. B. Thompson returned to his
home this week, having spent the
past month at the May Little farm.
Harold Larson called at Joe
Browns recently.
Con johnson and Joe Brown mo-
tored to Bismarck Tuesday
Ray and Hugh Simons were busl-
ness callers in Baldwin several days
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burl Monroe shop
ped in Bismarck Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Larson ano
Alice and Rose Ann visited al Lev
Carlson's Saturday.
Wilton shoppers Saturday were
Con Johnson and Cornelia, Mrs. Joe
Brown, Harold Larson, Mrs. Al Ho!-
den and son Johnny Murray. Ray
mond Splitter, Earl, Steve, Homer
and Wayne Monroe.
Steve Monroe, Earl Donald ano
Iarvine Monroe attended the dance
at the Henry Diede home Saturday.
Mike Neidernuir and Emelia and
Alice Splitter visited in Bismarck
Tuesday.
Shorty jacobson visited at Albert
Larsons Friday evening.
Raymond Splitter was business
caller at Enock Andersons Friday.
Pete Meyers called at the Larson
and Splitter homes one day this week
Mrs. Albert Larson and son shop
ped in Baldwin Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynard splitter ano
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Larson
and Earl Monroe were BismarcE
visitors Thursday. Also Bill Guptll
and Enos Strandemo shopped there.
Gordon Engen and Eddie Nelson
of Bismarck and Harold Larson visit.
ed at Jacobson'S Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arvid Engstrom ano
son shopped in Bismarck "wednesday
afternoon.
Shorty jacobson called at Cecil
Mounts Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Kozak shoppec
In Wilton one day the latter part OF
the week.
Alice Larson and Homer Monroe
visited at the Con Johnson home
Sunday.
Ray Simons and Edger Jacobson
were among those who visited at the
Elsie Erstrom home Sunday. Other
visitors were the Portyka young folks
Nellie Partyka visited few days
at the Charlie Splitter home the lat
ter part of week.
Sunday visitors at the Jacobson
home were Lawrence Johnson anc
son Pete, Ole Johnson, Mike Neider-
meier, Emelia and Alice Splitter, L
jacobson, Ray Simons, Walter Wad-
dington, Lawrence Gordon. Alice and
Stacia Triska.
Sunday callers at Albert Larson's
were C. V. Anderson of Baldwin, Lev
and Dave Carlson and Enock Ander-
son.
Paul Holden spent the weekend at
his home.
Howard Scott was weekend
guest at his home.
Mrs. Lars Jacobson visited with
Mrs. Mike Kozak.
Willard jacobson visited at Joe
Browns one evening this week.
Mr.. Kline Of Macomber was bust
ness visitor at Kozak's Wednesday.
Steve Monroe visited at Albert
Larson's home Friday evening.
Con Johnson was caller at Law
renee Johnson's Monday afternoon.
Dave BLY, was among those who
visited at the Holden home Sunday.
Richard and Erma Larson visited
at Henry Johnson's In Painted Woods
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Thompson
and family spent the weekend at the
Dick Thompson home.
Elmer Larson visited in Wilton one
evening the last Of the week.