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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-08
Schrunk
By IRENE MARCHANT

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stroh were
Wing callers Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Marchant and
daughter Irene, Mrs. l.. G. Marchant
and son Lloyd were Tuesday evening
visitors at the John Witt home.
Tom Novak motored to Wing Thurs.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John witt spent q
few days of last week visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Jake Roth and family OF
futile.
Ed. Stroh was Sunday caller or
q. F. Mcclellan.
Mrs. Dave Hochhalter and children
Ed and Ted Stroh, Miss Pauline
Schatz, and Gust Witt were Wins
callers Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vollmer, Freda
and Art Vollmer motored to Tuttle
Saturday evening.
Mrs. John Witt spent Tuesday al
her parental home.
Mrs. George Vollmer is visiting at
the home OF her brother and sister,
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John Stroh and
family.
The Misses Sarah and Esther
Schatz were Sunday evening visitors
Of their sister Miss Pauline Schatz.
Dave Hochhalter was q Sunday
morning caller on Jim Kozinek.
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patient ct . Bismarck hospital for
some time, returned to his home
Thursday.
Those who visited at the John Par
tyka home Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake Lief and family, Nina Murray,
Aminda and Pauline Splitter.
Callers at the G. Splitter home Sun
day were Mrs. Roy, Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Ollenberger, Irene and How
ard Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fox,
son Myron.
Mrs. Joe Sorch, ST., and son Joseph,
motored to Jamestown Sunday to Wis
1t with friends.
Those who visited at the Joe Sorct
Sr. Sunday we're: Clara, Ester Diede.
Chas. Neufus, David Carlson, Thor
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Aaland
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sorch.
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STATE BANKS MAY
insure DEPOSITS
IN FEDERAL PLAN
May Not, However, Invest IN
Stock Of Federal Corpora.
ton, Shaft Holds

A state bank. under its general DOW
|ers Of carrying on the business Of
banking. may insure its deposits With
the federal deposit insurance corpor-
alton created BY the last session Of
congress. Harold D. Shaft. assistant
attorney general. ruled In an opinion
handed 70 Gilbert semingson, state
bank examiner.
Such banks may not. however, un-
der the state law. invest In the stock
Of the federal deposit insurance cor
poration. Shaft said.
state banks may, Shaft continued
take advantage Of the privisions OF
the federal law providing that II any
state bank Is not permitted by the
laws under which It was organized t.
purchase stock in the CORPORATION, 1t
may apply to the corporation for the
Admission to the benefits. and II the
application be granted It must de-
posit with the corporation an amount
equal to the amount which It would
have been required to nay on account
of a subscription to the capital stock
Of the corporation.
IL Temporary Only
This provision Is temporary only
Shaft added. land II the state law Il
not amended 1t the next session OF
the legislature or II it Is amended and
the state bank does not within sir
months thereafter subscribe for the
requisite amount Of stock, the men,
bership Is forfeited and the deposit
returned.
Membership In the federal deposit
insurance corporation will not elimin-
ate the necessity OF repositories Of
public funds furnishing depository
bonds In conformity to law"
In q second opinion, Shaft ruled
on whether state banks may issue de-
bentures in the form prescribed BY
the Reconstruction Finance corpora
tion according to q form which Shaft
said indicates "the nature Of these
debentures to be promissory notes Of
the bank. payable solely and exclu-
sIyely from the net earnings Of the
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Heat0n
By SARAH HElNLE

Mrs. Emery and daughter F1oy Wis
tied with Mrs. L. E. Hall Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lange, Elsie
and Otto Wolf were Wilton shoppers
Friday.
Emanuel Keck, Mrs. Dave Keck and
sons Lester and Kenneth were Will
ton shoppers Friday.
Visitors at the Walter Grewe home
Sunday were, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Payne and family, Norman Hounstad
and Sarah, Edwin and Ernest Heinle
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Heinle and
daughter Rachel and sons Richard
and Junior and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Blotter and family were visitors at
the Carl Schlofman home Sunday
Edwin Heinle called at the John
Schladt home last week.
Guy Payne and children and Aman-
da and Elsie Ecklund were callers q,
the Heinle home Sunday evening.
A. H. Heinle and son Ernest mo.
tored to Wilton Monday.
Arlette and Deb7es Payne were
over night guests at the Walter Grewt
home Saturday.
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Bismarck Startled
BY Lights on Plane

It was no ordinary airplane which
brought Bismarck residents running
from their homes Thursday night to
see the brightly lighted visitor which
flew back and forth over the city
shortly after dark had fallen.
The special equipment which it car
ried has made 1t known throughout
The nation as the Flying Billboard"
since 1t represents one of the most
unique advertising stunts seen here
In some time.
Illumination for the plan was fur
nished by neon lights, served by a
motor driven generator capable of de-
veloping 5000 volts of electricity. The
letters which spelled "Mobiloil" and
''Mobilgas" alternately looked small
from the ground but were actually
five feet high.
The ship was piloted by Art VIM
thetser, former airmal pilot and q
member Of the caterpillar club, who
has flown more than half q million
miles.
The siren which served to draw At
tentton to the sky can be heard for q
distance OF five miles and is kept GO
ing continuously while the plane Il
In flight by the rush Of wind against
it as the plane moves through the air
Sponsoring the unusual exhibit wa.
the White Eagle Oil Corporation
which Is using this strange device, to.
gether with newspaper advertising, t
acquaint motorists with their new mo,
tor fuel, Mobilgas, and with Mobiloil
said to be the worlds largest sellinl
motor oil.
Makers Of the product assert tina
their gasoline has climatic control
. feature which IS exclusive to thei
gasoline.
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NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS

Lem motored to Jamestown Satur-
day. Faye Is teaching school neal
jamestown this year.
Hilda Wutzke Of Tuttle spent We'd
nesday night with Lucille Anderson
Katherine Mueller and Alice Nc.
Closky spent Sunday in Mckenzie.
Caroline Beyers OF Sterling Is q
visitor Ut the A. Kusler home.
Mrs. Little, Mrs. G. A. Hubbell, Mrs
Ben McCloskey and Mrs. H. CLAN
vile motored to Bismarck Friday.
Mrs. Ole A. Olson left for Mime
apolis Thursday, returning Saturday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mueller and
small children were visitors In Good
rich Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Subey and daugh-
ter motored Everyl Piepkorn and La
vona Peterson to Bismarck Sunday
Mrs. Emil Piepkorn returned with
them to spend the week.
Miss Mable Lyle Is teaching school
near Regain.
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Welch's Spur
By MRS. r. M. WEIGH

Robert WEIGH, VIM. Cameron and
Otto Dorman attended a Federal
Land Bank meeting In Bismarck
Monday.
Glen Baker called at the Doppler
and Robert WEIGH homes wednesday.
The three then called on Walter Neu-
gebauer on school business.
John Homer and Arthur Bates
called on Robert WEIGH Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. WEIGH motored
to Wilton Sunday where they visited
at the Frank Dutton home.
Melvin WEIGH Of Bismarck motored
through this community on his way
to Temvik the latter part Of this
week.
The Manning young people Of Bis
marck visited at the Doppler home
Sunday.
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Missouri
By MRS. K. r. SNYDER

Mrs. Melvin Hunter Of Bismarck
spent the past week visiting at the
Alex MacLean home.
daughter Elvira were callers at the
Paul Hanson home in Welchs Spur
vicinity Wednesday.
Bob Mcdonnell and John Kluks-
dahl were Capital City visitors We'd
nesday evening. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Might and son
Ralph, Mrs. ]. p. McGarvey and
grandson Sonny Of Bismarck and
Mrs. Emma Empting Of Dilworth,
Mimi, were entertained for Friday
evening dinner at the John Crawford
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Clark and son
Wayne. John Clark, Miss Eliza Nick
olson and Mr.. and Mrs. James Mac
Donald left Saturday on weeks mo-
tor trip. The Clark family and Miss
Nicholson will visit the william Lee
family in Rapid City, So. OAK, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Macdonald will spend
the week camping in the Black Hills.
Mrs. Melvin Hunter of Bismarck
and Miss Lillian MacLean visited at
the William Macdonald home We'd
nesday afternoon.
Harold Irvine from near Glencoe
was a caller at the Andrew Irvine
home Sunday.
Miss Eleanor Macdonald Of Bis
marck spent the weekend and Labor
Day at her parental home.
The Manning school No. 1, opened
Monday with Miss Evelyn Fryer as
teacher. Manning No. will open
next Monday with Miss Eliza Mich
olson as teacher.
Miss Margery Macdonald returned
to Bismarck Monday after spending
a two weeks vacation at her parental
home and spending few days In the
Black Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robidou and
sons visited at the william MacDon-
aid home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Vidette Robidou spent Sunday
with Evelyn Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crawford,
Henry Crawford ST., Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Snyder were Saturday callers
at the Earl Snyder home near Memo
ken.
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Rock Hill
BY RUTH LITTLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Magnuson and
family, Myrtle. George and Helmer
we're Sunday dinner guests at the Nels
Nelson home.
Wing Callers Saturday were Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Vollen and family,
j. F. Little and daughter, Phyllis and
s. B. Olson.
Sunday guests at the Mrs. K. Kolb
home were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Schmansky, Richard, Paul. Hazel and
Ruth Tolliver, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
Kolb and family. Mrs. ]. F. Little
daughters Ruth and Phyllis, Mrs
Walter Scott, Carl Scott and daugh-
ter Marjory.
Guy Bailey was Sunday guest at
the Ira Bailey home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. Lindsey and
family and Isaac Marcovitz motored
to the Alvin Lang home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cook and fam
lily and Mrs. Ollie Cook Of Bismarck
brought Grandma Bailey to the Mrs.
A. Mccoy home Sunday.
Mrs. X. o. Knutson was Monday
guest at the Albert Vollen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Fitzgerald
were Sunday guests at the J. r. Fitz-
gerald home.
Sunday guests at the Mrs. Mabel
Bailey home were Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
~ Swanson and family, Ernest Bailey
and Ernest Swanson.
Elmer Palmer called at the Fred
Ehnes and Guss Graf homes Friday.
NJ ovA NHrc if$1n
daughter Betty June were Sunday
guests at the Andrew Walker home.
1Vinetta and Ivy Farley are guests
this week Of their aunt, Mrs. Albert
Little.
Albert Vollen and children motor
ed to Regan Wednesday.
Mrs. v. N. Monroe and son Stephen
were Thursday guests at the Mrs. K.
Kolb home.
Phyllis Little was a "Wednesday
guest at the Bethel Bailey home.
The Misses Esther and Norma Toll
liver, Frank and Allen Tolliver and
Dale Webster motored to Bismarck
Sunday.
Charlie Hettick and Anna Billings
berg were Sunday dinner guests at
the Mrs. Anna Fueling home at Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Olson were
Wednesday guests at the VIM. Nc
Cullough home.
School No. opened Monday with
Mrs. Mabel Lyle of Wing as teacher.
She Is rooming at the Guss Graft
home.
@. @. Kettleson called at the 8. w.
Nemetz home Sunday.
Q. =. Christensen and daughter
Effie were Regan callers Saturday.
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Farm Loans TOtaling
$2,167,MO Approved

st. Paul. Sept. 8.-(ReTarm loans
amounting to @2,l67.O0o were ap-
proved by the Federal Land bank
here last month on properties In four
states In this district.
The states are North Dakota, Mn
nesota, Wisconsin and Michigan. The
average was about 90, 900 Z day dur
ing August.
This is an increase over each Of
the two preceding months Of rs per
cent In loans allowed. Not all these
loans have been CLOSED" because
there remain certain details to be
finished, such as examination Of the
abstracts and filing OF other papers.
Manager Klawon said that for the
month Of August the loans closed to-
tailed $780,, 900, estimating tho last
two or three days ct the average foe
the rest Of the month. FOR thu Last
three months the total Il 4o9O, 100
approximately, aside from loans from
the land bank commissioners fund
which are not included In the esti-
mates. For the year UP to date, thu
total volume Of loans closed Il ap-
proximately 42,00o.O00.
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Lyman
BY s. GYLDEN

Mrs. Ida Thorson and children,
Miss Myrtle Christianson and Mrs.
John Sharp were callers at John
WASTES Sunday.
Miss Glenora Gylden spent Nom
day and Tuesday with her aunt, Mrs.
Dave Josephson.
sulo Gylden returned home We'd
nesday from Marion, N. OAK, where
he has been employed for the past
month.
The schools will open In Lyman
next week. Schools No. and will
open on Tuesday with Miss Myrtle
Christianson Of Driscoll teaching No.
I and Mis- Mahle Maxi teaching No.
3. School No. ? will open Tuesday.
Emil King viii teach there again this
year.
The Misses Tyne and siiri Eckholm
spent Wednesday evening visiting
with Selma, 0ylden. and Thursday
accompanied Fred Banttari to Bis
marck.
Melvin Mafnus, . G. G. G. worker
returned home Saturday for few
days 1urlough. He Is stationed II
Bottineau.
Miss Myrtle Christianson, Walter
Ingret and Elmer sirnia were callers
ct Gust Eckholm's Friday.
Little william Harju spent TIL
weekend ct the home Of his grand.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. william Harju
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By MARGARET DAVIS

Mr.. and Mrs. Arne Tosseth and
son, Edwin, visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Pete Granhoy and children Sunday
afternoon.
All Of the dhylin schools started
Monday morning.
Station, Owen, Margaret and Eunice
Davis motored to Wing Sunday aft
ernoon. where q surprise picnic was
held In honor Of their brother, Paul
Davis, it being his 9th birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Backman
and family and Miss Ida Tosseth
spent Tuesday evening at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. W.. Backman.
Oliver Tosseth spent Monday night
with his brother and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nils Tosseth.
Miss Albertine Ohde. Bismarck, /,
the house guest this week Of Miss
Elsie Coleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Aim and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. w. Backman and
family attended q birthday picnic
Sunday afternoon at Mr.. and Mrs
Wilbur Moons.
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will be Farmers Union speakers. The
meeting will be open to the public.
They will talk on the wheat pro-
gram allotments and the Farmers
Union.
Mrs. Anna Hoeft and children Of
Moffit spent several days last week
visiting at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. John Benz and family.
There will be no services at the
church Sunday. Sept. 10, due to the
painting.
Mrs. Laverne Richardson and Mrs.
Henry lessen called at the Turner
home Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Reed and
children motored to Bismarck Tues
day.
Mrs. Charles Gaskill was q passen-
ger to Bismarck Tuesday morning,
where she will visit for a few days.
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O'Brien Restaurant
Is Being Remodeled

OBrien's restaurant ct III Broad
way Ave-, was closed for remodenns
Friday and win be opened again ~
about q week with all new fixtures
and furnishings.
Ernest p. O'Brien, one Of the pro-
prietors, said the restaurant VIII g,
cupy space now used BY the Hoyal
Barber shop, next door to IT ana ~
|barbershop will move into part o. tne
space now occupied By tho restau! snt'
IN addition to new fixtures ana re-
decoration for the restaurant audi
forum; the space now occupied ny
the kitchen viii be remodeled and re-
painted and i new floor laid.
OBrien said the re-opening VIII De
the occasion for Z celebration Win
some sort Of "treat" for the public.
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TENANTS ADVISED :
TO LET LANDLORD
FILE APPLICATION
County Agent Putnam say
Land Companies Have F'g'
urss, Renters Do Not

Tenants who rent farms from
,and-ownine companies In Burleign
county are advised to let the com
panies make the applications 1or
acreaee allotment because they nave
more complete records Of acreage
PRODUCTION than the average tenant
has. ~.
Much confusion results from the
fact that some renters believe tne
allotment should be based on tne'r
farming operations over llve-yeal
neriod rather than on the land on
which they are now farming. inat
is 4 mistake, Putnam points OUT. ~
the average is based on the produc"
tion of the land and not on the M
diyidual's record. For instance, 2
tenant might have farmed two OF
more pieces of land within the last
five wears, he said. In that case the
acreage allotment Is based on the
record Of the piece Of land the tenant
now IS farming over the five-year pc.
riod and not on more than one farm.
The following schedule Of dates for
taking allotment applications have
been set by Putnam for next week:
Sept. 1l-Bismarck.
Sept. 12-Bismarck, Tuesday fores
noon. Menoken town hall IN AFTER
noon.
Sept. 13-Arena town hall, begin
ming at 8 a. m.
Sept. living town hall, Begin
ming at 9 q. m.
Sept. 15-American Legion hall at
Wing, beginning at q. m.
Sept. 16-Bismarck.
every applicant should have fig-
ures on his 1888 crop, his seeded
wheat acres, harvested acres and to-
tai bushels for the years 1928, 1923,
1880. 1881 and 1892" said Putnam.
This information Is necessary IN
making up the applications. Il an
applicant farms several separate
farms, one application must be made
to cover each farm. The records
must be divided for each farm. As
it will not be possible to spend much
time with each individual, 1t Is I'M
portant that they have the nforma-
ton readily available.
"Threshermen's certificates, sales
statements and personal disposal
statements can be procured and de-
livered after the application has been
made. For each ownership Of land
farmed q separate application must
be made so 1t Is necessary for appli-
cants to bring this information with
them, also the acres Of all land crop.
ped in 1888 must be divided Accord
ing to land ownership. Completion
Of the allotment as soon as possible
is important and 1t Is necessary that
we have the cooperation Of appn-
cants to finish the work in time to
assist the farmers of the county," he
said
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Still
BY b. r. HAGsTROM

! Kenmare and Gudrun Jordahl, and
Lucille and Orlo johnson Of Garfield
were Sunday afternoon guests at the
Hagstrom home. ....
Mrs. Conrad johnson spent Friday
In Wilton visiting with relatives.
Mrs. Jane Register and Margaret,
Claire and Barbara, and Mr.. and
Mrs. French, all Of Bismarck, were
Thursday evening dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Anderson.
Vernon Richard returned to his
home In Wilton Thursday after q two
days visit at the home Of his aunt,
Mrs. Conrad johnson. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Bergquist and
daughter Lillian, OF WaShburn, were
Wednesday visitors with their daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Ned Asplund and Miss
Florence Bergquist at the Asplund
home.
Peter johnson motored his sister.
Mrs. Signe johnson and daughter
Hilma, to Bismarck Monday evening.
Mrs. johnson remained and was an
overnight guest Of Mrs. Harry john
son.
Mrs. Henry Spetten spent several
days last week visiting at the home OF
her daughter, Wilma, who resides In
Bismarck. Mr.. Spetten motored there
alter her Saturday.
Mrs. Conrad johnson and daughter
Helen, visited with Mrs. Chas. Noon
Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar Erickson was called to
her home in Turtle Lake Tuesday, due
to the serious illness Of her mother,
Mrs. Herman Hanson.
Rev. and Mrs. Almond Christensen
and son. Enock, of Regan and Mrs.
Martin Strand and daughter Verna,
visited with Mrs. Signe johnson Mon
day afternoon.
Misses Margaret and Alice johnson
visited at the John T. johnson home
Thursday.
Mrs. David Ghylin and daughter
Elsie. and Miss Leona Broehl, shopped
in the Capital City Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Pearson and
daughters. Helen. Mary and Bennevi
motored to Beaver Lake Sunday.
Conrad johnson and son, George,
and Ole Strand motored to Bismarck
Monday. Mrs. Matte Bigler, who
has been visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. Earl Hoffman. at Grand Forks,
accompanied the Johnsons home from
Bismarck to visit with her sister,
Mrs Conrad johnson.
Miss Neva Noon visited with Miss
Dorothy Kronick Monday.
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Garfield
BY MRS. A. F. GHYLN

Lucille johnson motored to Bis
marck Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. O. Strand and sons
were callers at the Henry achilling
home Sunday to see Mr.. and Mrs
Forsythe and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Cook of Bismarck
were callers at the Joe Cook home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Swanson and
family Ernest Swanson, Ernest Bailey,
Jerry Hall and Dorothy Ramholt
visited friends and relatives here sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Bailey were din
ner guests at the Ole Olson home
Sunday. Oscar Olson returned to
Bismarck with them.
Waldo Ellickson will give his last
sermon Sunday, Sept. 10 at Regan at
8 o'clock. He also plans on starting
an organization, 50 election Of officers
will take place right after church.
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Ghylin and sons
and Thelma Hanson were callers IA
Bismarck Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Watkins and
son John were callers In Bismarck
Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Fisher and fam
lily Were dinner guests at the w. stroh
home Sunday.
Miss Neoma Berg will make hel
home at the Jake Fisher home while
attending high school at Garfield.
Miss Thelma Hanson spent q weel
at her home IN Regain. She will re-
turn to the dhylin home to 60 K
school.
School will begin Monday. septem.
Der II.
| Lucille and Orlo johnson, Kenma,
and 0udrun Jordahl spent Sunday
afternoon ct the Ole Haestrom home
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aft
By MRS. r. M. GOSNEY

The Walter Durfee family were
Sterling callers Tuesday night.
Mrs. Horace Fairchild was a Ster-
ling shopper Tuesday.
Mrs. Howard Smith and daughter
spent the fore part OF the week at
the Fred Smith home near Hazelton.
Ferris Cordner and children from
Bismarck called at the Hans Baeth
home and other places In the COM
munity Wednesday.
Miss Genevieve lessen attended
the All club at the home of Miss
Stella Dyrstad Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Clarence Anderson visited
with Mrs. Carl Pillen Thursday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. Elsus Elness called at the Carl
Ptllen home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Emmett Florea and daughter,
Gail, from Ponderay, Idaho, who
have been visiting at the q. w.
Lewis and Presley M. 0osney homes,
returned to their home Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid met at the Max
Lang home Friday afternoon with a
good attendance. The ladies decided
to have the interior OF the church
painted. The Aid will meet Sept. 20
at the Paul Lang home. A pot-luck
lunch will be served, each lady bring
ing something.
The Sterling Homemakers club will
meet Tuesday. Sept. u, ct the home
Of Mrs. Henry Swindling.
Miss Marian Lewis spent Saturday
night with Miss Esther Lang.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Hudson and
small children spent Sunday at the
Theron Ellison home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Presley M. dosney
and daughter, Edna, were dinner
guests ct the James Koon home sun
day.
Mrs. Henry Jesssn entertained tn
following to ! turkey dinner Sunday
evening: Mr.. and Mrs. John Ben,
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Nieman and family, Mr.. and Mrs. La
verne Richardson and daughter. VIZ
ginia, and Earl oaskill.
| Pete Youngreen called at the join
Benz home Sunday.
Miss Ann Hayes arrived Friday Il
begin her fifth term Of school here.
| Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Olsol
at the Dismarck hospital. Thursday
q aon.
On Fridiy aft@noon, Sept. Is. !
- O'Clock u IN Sterling hsll thar