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The Washington times., 1933-08-03
Here and There
In the Realm Of
Broadcastins
BY STANLEY BIGELOW

Saturday the National Capitol
Cadet Band made up Of talented
younger Washingtonians. will be-
gin a series of weekly programs
over WRC.
The band was organized by
Charles williams. 1t aims to give
local children opportunity to OBJ.
tain practical training in band
and orchestra work.
To date they had confined their
concerts to charitable and educa'
tional functions. They have given
a number of concerts at the Mt.
Alto Hospital, Pinkney Memorial
Hall in HyattSville, and the East
ern Star Home.
They may be heard over WRC
at 10:30 a. m. Saturday.
ROgers-StOne
Will Rogers and Fred Stone
who have substituted for each
other both on the stage and pc
fore the microphone, will MAKE
their first joint appearance on Vae
air Sunday night.
The program will be hearo
locally over WMAL at 8 p. m.
Rogers return to the oil COM
pany program, according to re-
liable sources, is partly at the
request of IS members OF the
T1nited States Senate who sent
him wires that they hoped TO De
able to tune in on him again
soon.
Stone has made relatively few
appearances in radio. He IS IN
Hollywood with Rogers at present.
Arthur Brisbane, famous editor
will give the last Of his Sunday
night radio talks on the same
program. He had completed his
contract but agreed to two more
appearances.
JOIsOn Returns
AL Jolson returns to the air
tonight with Paul Whiteman.
Jolson's plans for the present
series of programs promise
change from what the radio pub
lie had come to expect from him.
He is headlining the program
which will be heard over WRC
from 9 to 10 p. m.
Singing Cop
Henry Nestor, Washington's
"Singing Cop" returns from his
vacation this week to continue his
series of weekly programs over
The Washington times., 1933-08-03
st. Teresa Carnival
Opens MOnddy Niqht

A carnival for the benefit of
st. Teresa's Church Of Anacostia
will be opened on Monday night
by a grand parade. The event
will run for a full week at
Nichols Ave. between U and v
SITS.
Prizes will be awarded for the
best decorated private car, truck
or float. Other features of the
carnival are the Holy Comforter
Boys Band, various stands, cash
prizes and a popularity contest
for girls.
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NRA to Investigate
EUGsiOn Complaints

BALTIMORE, Aug. 3.-Having
formed a grievance committee of
six menbers, Maj. Gen. Paul B.
Malone, y. s. A., today was NOV
ing to halt employers from use of
the MA .ue eagle when they are
neither confronting to the code as
to minimum wages and maximum
hours or as to increased employ
ment.
General Malone, chairman of
the NRA campaign committee
here, assembled the grievance
tommittee in the Baltimore Post
cccfice for it's first meeting.
Numerous complaints had been
received, it was said.
The Washington times., 1933-08-03
BASEBALL CLUB
PLANSFETE

Featuring two baseball games
and a steeplechase, the field day
of the Silver Spring Giants base,
ball club will be held Sunday af-
ternoon.
The main game will be between
the Giants and the Rockville
Athletic Club. The preliminary
game has not yet been announced
Buddy Keys, George Wilson and
Cecil Allnutt have already en-
tered horses in the steeplechase
This event will be a two-mile
race.
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V7MAL. He is here Friday nights
$50 to 9:45 p. m.
Gypsy Chorus
The Gypsy Chorus of Silver
Spring, beginning Monday, 8 to
$3.50 p. m, will give a series of
weekly concerts over WMAL.
Led by Robert Frederick Freund
the 81 members of the chorus ap-
pear in full costume for rehears-
ais and performances. They or
ganized last summer.
Farley Talks
Postmaster General Farley will
attend the annual joint conven-
ton of New York State Demo-
cratic organizations at Elmira, N
Y, on Saturday, August 10. His
speech and those of other party
leaders will be oroa dcast
throughout the State over an
NB.C. network.
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TODAY'S PROGRAMS
Don't Miss These

0:IB a, m.-(Every week day)-"Keeping
Up with The Times" by N. Il. II. MeekinS
(NMAL). ,x
7:45 p. m.-WOrlds Fair Reporter, Floyd
Gibbons (WMAL).
$3.50 D. m.-ArseniO RalOns COntinentals
(WMAL).
$500 D. m.-AI JOlsOn with Paul Whlteman
and his Orchestra (WRC). .
$50 D. m.-WashIngton Herald Globe
Trotter, Arthur Reilly (WJSV.
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DELEGATE NAMED

Mrs. Leslie Lanham, Forestville,
Va, has been named delegate of
the Forestville Home Demonstra-
ton Club to the Institute of
Rural Affairs at Blacksburg, Va,
it was announced today,
The Washington times., 1933-08-03

'Tf at first you don't succeed. try
try again" An age-OId saying. but ever
true. II you haven't been able to To-
cate the apartment you want. read the
timely selection offered daily in the
WANT AID SECTION of this newspaper.
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Welch's Spur
By MRS. r. N. WEIGH

On account Of the storm and severe
cold of this week there was only one
day of school at Boyd No. l.
G. K. Boyd and three children call
ed at the Robert WEIGH home Mon
day morning. Marcus Trembley, who
was showed in at the Sara McMur-
rich home Sunday night left his car
there and walked home Monday, call
ing at the Robert WEIGH home also.
while en- route. Lawrence Doppler
and Louella Tollefson battled the
blizzard to the Otto Dorman home
Sunday evening, where Lawrence
stayed over night. On account Of
the drifts he was unable to take his
car home the next day.
A number Of the neighbors Of this
vicinity ran short Of fuel during the
long storm period Of this week. Some
chopped down trees from their
groves and some burned corn and
other grains as fuel.
Fred Dorman and Louella Toilet
son were caught in q blizzard at
Boyd school No. / Wednesday. When
the storm grew bad Miss Tollefson
dismissed school having only q few
pupils who lived very near the school
house. As Fred and Miss Tollefson
we're about to leave for home their
team grew frantic In the wind,
breaking the sled tongue and harness.
After untangling the team, Fred and
Miss Tollefson took refuge at the
Robert WEIGH home until the storm
abated somewhat the next day.
The mail carrier on the route from
Menoken has been forced to divide
his trip into two days, making the
north half on Mondays as formerly
and the south half on Tuesdays.
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Hazelton
BY ADALINE LANDSBERGER

Abe Miller and Frank Rotziem
made trip by car to Fargo the first
of the week.
c. A. Fischer and Ben Klabunde
were at Bismarck Monday.
The first meeting Of the members
of the st. Pauls Catholic Guild was
held Saturday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Frank Appert. Members on
the serving committee were Mrs. f
Appert. Mrs. T. Appert, Mrs. w. B
Apdrus. and Miss Lecunda Appert.
Dinner guests Of the J. J. Lands
berger family on Sunday were the
George Zirnhelt and Sylvester Zirn-
helt families.
The Future Farmers of America
held a sleigh-ride and party Satur-
day evening. Guests were entertain
ed at the party which was held in
the school house. Oyster stew was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pietrie of Lin
ton spent Sunday at the John Baker
home.
Emil Zirbes motored to Bismarck
Sunday where he will remain few
days.
The Priscilla club met Thursday
| afternoon at the home of Mrs. John
! Baker
E. v. Bechtel, now of Linton. trans
acted business here Saturday anc
/ Sunday.
1 Commissioners George Shepherd
and r. j. Buchanan went to Lintor
Monday. The following day they at.
tended the monthly meeting of thu
board Of county commissioners.
The regular monthly meeting o.
| the w. c. T. U. was held Wednes.
day, Feb. Is, at the home Of Mrs. p
| GutenSohn.
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Baldwin
By MRS. FLORENCE BoRNER

The meeting which was scheduled
to take place here Monday afternoon
during which time ]. A. Kramer was
to confer with local farmers regard
ing feed and seed loans Of last spring
was postponed until q later date to
enable farmers to get to town. On
account of the cold weather and
blocked roads no farmers could at
tend the meeting. Mr.. Kramer also
failed to put in an appearance.
Mrs. Alvin Nordstrom who has been
on the sick list is again able to be
up and around Little Iva May Nord-
strom Is still i'll.
Mrs. Wayne Cummings received
word recently of the serious illness OF
her mother, Mrs. Frank Wilson OF
Garrison. Mrs. Wilson visited here
with the Cummings family last fall.
Friday of this week the Crofte Star
Homemakers club plans on holding .
meeting in the community hall at
which County Agent H. O. Putnam
will give an address on poultry rails
ing. The ladies will give program
and lunch will be served.
Wayne Cummings has returned
home from a brief business trip to
the capital city.
Baldwin was practically snowbound
the past week. both railroads ana
roads being completely blocked tor
several days. No mail was delivered.
the main telephone lines were out OF
commission, and worst of all. a lot
of folks were without light due to the
fact that no kerosene could be had IN
Baldwin because delivery service by
truck was impossible. However. we
managed to exist through the storm
and those who don't believe in signs
are sure now the grounding really
saw his shadow. Farmers coming 10
town late in the week reported the
loss of turkeys, chickens and other
poultry while good many reported
their potatoes and other vegetables
frozen by the cold snap. .
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid VIII
meet at the home of Mrs. Herbert
Little on the afternoon OF March J..
Mrs. Ira Falkenstein was pleasantly
surprised Saturday evening when a
group of friends gathered at her
home. the occasion being Mrs. Fal-
kenstein's birthday. Dancing was en-
loved with music furnished by local
talent and a delicious midnight lunch
was served.
Rev. H. M, Gulson held services at
Stewartsdale Sunday.
Victor Nelson and Ted Burkhart OF
Naughton were callers in town Satur-
day afternoon.
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Joseph and Clarence Rise spent Wed
nesday evening ct Ole Spilde'&
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. A. Ambers, son
Harold and Ed Nysgard motored to
Bismarck Friday, returning home
Saturday, on account Of the bad
roads. They had to stay overnight at
the L. B. Olson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pehl, Jr., and
son who have been staying at the D.
Barkman's for some time, moved to
the Geo. Pehl, ST., home Thursday
where they intend to stay.
Nels Christensen, son Maryland,
Valdemar and Constance Lem, Einar
and Knut 5pilde and Erling Botnem
spent Thursday evening at J. O.
Rises.
Eddie Arneson and Clarence Rise
spent Sunday afternoon and Monday
at the r. A. Wheitstock home In
Arena.
L. B. oyam and Martin Reppe
called at Ole Spilde's Wednesday aft
ernoon.
No school was held in Lem school
No. I Monday and Tuesday on ac-
count of the snowstorm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Spilde spent sew
eral days at the Isaac Botnem home
in Kidder county.
Nels Christensen and son Maryland
spent Sunday afternoon at Alfred
Arneson's.
Marvin Berg spent Tuesday at the
John Birkel0nd home.
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Regan
b BERNADETTE HOPKINS

The pupils Of the upper grades
held Z Valentine party at the school
house Friday evening.
Mrs. A. H. Lundberg entertained
the bridge club at her home Saturday
evening. Score prizes were won by
Mrs. A. H. Lundberg and Mrs. L.
Hopkins. Mrs. L. B. Cox entertains
the club Feb. %.
Rev. Christensen returned Satur-
day from the west coast where he
has been preaching and visiting for
the past month.
H. +. Rannestad Is at Willmar,
Mimi, called there by the illness OF
his father, Erwin Moug Is relief
agent during hts absence.
Alice Strand was q Sunday guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Tourtlotte.
Mrs. +. L. Hendrickson entertained
at q party Saturday evening in hon
or Of Mr.. Hendricksons birthday.
Emma Coleman spent part Of last
week 1t the Manning home. Due to
the severe weather she was unable to
have school.
Sunday evening guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. O. Lein were Mr.. and Mrs.
N. o. Strand and Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Hopkins.
Paul Jahr left for Spokane, Wash,
Monday, called there by the death OF
his father, Simon Jahr, . former
Wilton resident.
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heir guest Mrs. Emanuel fIinsz OF

their guest Mrs. Emanuel Hinsz Of
Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berg spent
Sunday at the Jake Wagner home.
Mrs. Christ Wolf and daughters
will entertain the Ladies Aid Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gesele had as
their guest over the weekend. Their
daughter Edna who is attending
high school at Mercer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berg and fam
lily visited at the H. E. Redington
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Neimiller
spent Saturday evening at the Gust
Neimiller home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Wall, Jr., call
ed at the Philip Wall, ST., home Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Berg and
family visited at the Jake Baumiller
home Sunday evening.
Rev. A. Gering of McClusky con-
Quoted services at the Evangelical
church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Schell enter
tanned a few friends at birthday
party Tuesday evening.
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Taft
By MRS. r. M. GOSNEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Pillen and small
son were Capital City visitors and
shoppers Saturday. Chris Baker, who
has been in st. Alexius hospital Tor
an injured knee, hurt while playing
basketball, returned home with them
and Is again in high school.
Carl Gaskill and Carl Pillen were
Sterling business callers Thursday.
Norvel Marvel called at the P. M
Gosney home on his way to Sterling
Thursday.
Mrs. Horace Fairchild, who has
spent the past six weeks in Eugene
oregon, returned home Sunday eve
ming. While there she visited her
sister, Mrs. G. Hensler and family
also her mother, Mrs. Gagner. Mr.
and Mrs. C. Hensler were former Bis
marck residents. She reported love-
" visit and enjoyed the warm Gil
mate while there.
Charley and Lloyd Gosney were
Sterling callers Monday.
Mrs. Carl Pillen was a Sterllne
shopper Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. M. Gosney anc
daughter Edna were dinner guests al
the Horace Fairchild home Sunday.
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BraddOck
~ MRS. e. +. SAVAGE

Mrs. Robinson of Stewartsdale left
Saturday afternoon to visit her
daughters in Bismarck, after SPEND
ing q couple Of weeks here with her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Margaret Rob-
inson and children.
Messrs. Sueltz and Engleman ship
ped two carloads of stock to the st.
Paul markets Saturday morning.
j. D. McCuSker and Emmett mo-
tored over from Hazelton Saturday
morning after q weeks absence. Mrs.
Clara Naramore who has been q guest
at the H. w. Allen home. for the
past two weeks returned home with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lesher and lit
tie daughter of Kintyre who were
guests at the L. v. Lesher home here
returned home Tuesday morning.
Carl LOOMS who has been visiting
at the M. Schaefer home for the past
week received word Sunday morning
that the home in which his parents
lived In Steele was destroyed by fire
H. E. Fraser and John Fockler mo-
tored to Hazelton Saturday morning.
They report the road good for auto
mobiles.
Mrs. Grant Peterson and son
Grant, Jr., returned to Braddock
Wednesday from Bismarck where
they were visiting for several days.
Mrs. Savage, postmistress, urgently
requests all the patrons on the sew
eral routes to tie up the change that
they put in the boxes with which they
wish to purchase stamps so that the
carriers can readily get them. Here
after all money not tied up VIII BE
left in the boxes, according to the
postal laws and regulations.
Sunday afternoon over 80 guests
gathered at the M. Fetterly home to
wish them greetings on the 25th an
niversary Of their wedding. A case
Of silver tableware was presented BY
the immediate family and cash In
silver by the other guests.
George Wright took his basketball
boys to Mandan Saturday afternoon
to play game with the boys ct the
Training school. The game resulted
in . score Of u to q In favor o.
Mandan.
Miss Louise Barton was . guest d
the e. Saville home this week.
/ At the regular meeting Of the Cir
Reserves Thursday afternoon . yer,
interesting program ON the lie o.
Abraham Lincoln was given.
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. Still
By B. p. HAGSTROM

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Coleman vert
Sunday evening guests Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Albert johnson.
Miss Neva Noon returned to hel
home Sunday after visiting week
in Wilton with her sister, Nadine
who attends high school there.
Mrs. Ed Morris Of st. Johns, N. d.
has been visiting at the John T.
Johnson home the past week. Mrs
Morris visited at the Ruben johnson
home for week previous to last
week.
Mrs. Chas. Lind and son Willie
were supper guests at the Chas. Noon
home Sunday.
Marion Strand who is employed, at
the Henry Rosendahl farm near Re
gan visited at his home here Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert johnson and
daughter Merlin were visitors at the
Henry Gill home last Sunday.
Martin Strand was q caller at the
August Lumberg home Friday, en-
route home from Regan.
Lee Sundquist was weekend
guest of Glenn Pfieffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hagstrom and
daughters were Sunday afternoon
guests at the Eric Pearson home.
Helen Broehl called on Mrs. Signe
johnson Saturday.
Leo Strand and Ruben Pearson
were Sunday visitors at the Hagstrom
home.
Mrs. Signe johnson, daughter Hill
ma and son Vernon, Walter, verna,
and Arlene Strand were guests at the
Ed Broehl Sunday.
Steve Little Of Regan and Gene
Perkins were Monday callers on Al
bert johnson.
c. L. johnson called on Ed Broehl
Saturday.
Meetings of the various clubs In
the community are postponed until a
later date due to bad roads and dis
agreeable weather.
Leona Broehl called on Mrs. Signe
Johnson Sunday.
Fred STANDBY and Leo Strand call
ed in Still Tuesday.
Vernon johnson and Walter Strand
we're Saturday callers on Peter john
son.
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Hampton
BY ELIZABETH KOPPY

Willy Schiermeister Of Gayton call
ed at the Jake Scheirmeister home
Wednesday.
Henry Ohlhauser was q caller at
Cannon Bail Wednesday.
Mrs. Porter TIMBER and her mother
visited at the Steve Koppy home
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Grenz and
infant son accompanied by Henry
Knitted motored to Linton one aft
ernoon this week.
Frank Koppy and sisters Elizabeth
Gertrude and Regina and Edward
Streu were among those that visited
at the Jake ScheiermeiSter home
Sunday afternoon.
Cannon Ball Friday.
Porter TIMBER transacted business
in Cannon Ball Tuesday.
DR.. Schatz of Linton was q caller
in this vicinity Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schmidt anc
daughter of Clayton visited at TIKI
Godfrey Grenz home Sunday after.
noon.
Visitors at the Steve Koppy home
Sunday evening were Henry Knitted
Erbie Krueg of Cannon Ball anc
George Krueg and Fred Hiywathy o.
near Solen.
Math Koppy was q caller in Can
on Ball Monday.
Miss Nora Streu and brother Ed
ward spent the weekend In McCul'
ley with their sister Irene and broth
er Raymond.
Joe Buckley of Cannon Ball was ,
caller at the Mrs. Dorothy Renschle
home Saturday.
Miss Lydia Rensselaer, was an over
night guest at the Steve Koppy hom
Sunday.
Dewey Lawler and John Yette
called at the Frank Chesrown hom
Sunday afternoon.
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EckluIld

G. J. Krotz called at the Lawrence
Fisher home one day last week.
Shoppers In Wilton Saturday were
Phillip Monroe, Emil Hilken. Pete
Meyer, Joe Warmka, Alfred Diede.
Bob Aminda, Pauline Splitter. Henry
Fox, Frank Peterson. John Partyge,
Steve Murray, Mrs. Richard Polzin
and Mrs. Tom Hamwell.
Emelia and Francis Hamwell VS.
tied ct the z. D. Mc0innis. Sunday.
Miss Louise Fisher was an over
night guest Of Miss Minnie 6orch,
Monday.
Misses Aminda and Pauline spits-
er and Olive Fisher visited with Hell
en- Splitter Tuesday.
Lawrence Gordon, Walter Wad-
dington, Leonard Spitser and Teddy
and Elbie Murrey visited ct the John
Partyke home Tuesday evening. Tht
evening was spent playing cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fox, son Ayron
James visited with Ludwick and Heller
| Simnski Wednesday evening.
Mrs. John Dixon. Mrs. Leslie MIL
er and Mrs. Ben ollenberger shoppet
In Wilton Thursday.
John sorch was . business calle1
In Fargo Monday.
Lawrence Fisher called ct the G. J
Krotz home Tuesday.
Shoppers in wilton Tuesday wer'
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Arena
BY MRS. o. MCINTYRE

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers have
been on the sick list with the flu the
past week. They are somewhat i'm.
proved at this writing.
Butch Wagner, Elmer Drumm and
Ben Klangenburg were business cal.
ers in Arena Saturday.
Only one day Of school was held Last
week, record that never was known
in the school term before. Bad wealth.
er was the cause.
Andrew Kraft was q caller At II. Z.
Duncan'S Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegroye ware
callers at the Elmer Drumm home
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Owen Mcintyre was 4 caller
at the Jacob Steiglemeyer home sat
urday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Granville were
guests at the e. E. Granville home
last Sunday. Mrs. e. e. Granville lnas
been very i'll with inflammatory rheu-
matism.
! Buddy Frazier and Harold and Dean
Granville visited the Mcintyre bows
Sunday.
Miss Fac Roberts and Mrs. o. Nc
1ntyre were supper guests Of Mrs. Ben
Klagenburg Saturday evening.
Buddy Frazier stayed at Bert CLAN
ville's Sunday night and Monday A
the storm was too severe for him "a
face going home.
Wesley Nathan and Teddy u...
were callers at the Ste,glemeyer homs
Saturday evening.
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dinner guests Tuesday ut the Geo.

dinner guests Tuesday ut the Geo.
Nelson home.
Arthur, Magnus and Emil johnson
motored to Bismarck the previous Sat-
urday.
Clarence Olson spent q few days
last week visiting with the Pettis boys.
A group of eight met wednesday
night at Trygg school No. 1 with the
teacher, Jessie Pettis, to practice q
| play entitled "The Hoodooed Ooon,'
which will be given at later date
by the eighth grade graduates.
John Anderson made trip to Re-
gan Thursday.
Melvin, Clarence, Lylas and Lynn
Magnus were among those who at
tended a party last Saturday night at
the home of Mrs. Ida Thoreson.
Andrew Trygg was a caller We'd
nesday at the Arthur Magnus home.
The Lutheran choir met Sunday
night to practice at the Morris Erick-
son home.
Nels Nelson and Homer Taylor
were luncheon guests Saturday at the
Geo. Nelson home.
4NCAO AVCAOOA 4CtO44lCu IkO4lI6 00tOX
day after spending week transact
ing business in Bismarck and visiting
relatives.
The Trygg Cederhill Homemakers
club meeting which was scheduled
for Wednesday, Feb. 8, could not be
held due to the severe blizzard. The
March meeting place Is indefinite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson, Gwendo-
lynn and Sam Brown were entertained
at dinner Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Marley and Mrs. william Staples.
Homer Taylor was business caller
Tuesday at the George and Nels Nell
son homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and
family we're supper guests Sunday 1t
the Homer Taylor home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Oder and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and
family were guests Saturday night at
the Olgot Ryberg home near Regain
and returned home Sunday noon.