The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 16, 1926, Page 9

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16,1926" 1061 will be held OO McKenzie : | the community hall. ‘ a Ser is beit . T. A. hing tl Pe, inch of Fargo was in Mc- trinket: Everybody is invited. git jast wae buying horses. The Sons of Norway gave a dance 0 slippety roads -Réscoe|and served lunch Friday evening at Coons had the misfortune to tip over.!the community hall. A very large eee age done was a broken! crowd was in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Oeffner enter- ‘The Royal Neighbors had their election of officers Saturday after- at prog re whist Saturday | noon. night. Eight tables were in play. \ ea ee ey play. Heralds met with Mrs. Eveline Bets Coons and Miss} c, je Saturday afternoon. ia Gite Mrs, ries Pe ae’ ane h % . rum atten the old! The Sewing club met with Mrs. gathering at Bismarck Sat-| Harry Olson Thursday afternoon. There was no Sunday school In: C, T. U, met with Mrs.) we a Chthe Thursday, The next Sunday owing to the stormy weather. ill be with Mrs. 8, fi -_— The PT. A. thot in regulat Clear Lake | last Tues rs rese! *| Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Van Viect stop- preg nied, consisted of | ned at the Albert Christensen home every phase of broadcasting from| Wednesday on their way to town. Grand opera to “old time fiddling.” Quite a lai crowd attended the Election of officers followed the pro-| Poultry, and farm Jecture given at gram, Rev, H. Zellar was elected| the Drisco 1) Wednesday aft president; Mrs. Core, Paul, vice presi-| noon: —Tt_ was ane interesting dent, and Mrs. Roscoe Boren, secre- oe instructive and very much {ary and treasurer, Mra, HT. Crum| “Frank Shaffer assisted his son-in- Bliss were appointed a committee on|/*¥, Harold Hargrave, to butcher id means for hot school! Tuesday. M Manly, Mrs. H. » B. and Clarence Olson motored Fairehild and Mrs. A, Oettner were|*® Bismarck Thoreday. in charge of the refreshments. . A party was given Thursday even- The Koyal Neighbors elected offi-| ! at Clear Lake school No. 1 by cers last Thursday for the ensuing! Miss Lenora Life ed for her pupils. year. Mrs. Gco, Manly was reclected A very nice lunch was served, games Oracle. were played and all ad a very ple: Wills, Belk of Bismarck spent the |" 104 ars, Henry Olson visited week-en ere Wi is mother. a + \ ‘The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. J. M.|at the J. W. Beyer “ho evening on their way home from town. \ Bostholf Wednesday: Wharton arc|. Daisy Dodds stayed with Nora \ entertaining Mr, Wharton's fathcr|Olson Thursday night after the 4 school party. and mother from Fargo. They expect number from this vicinity ‘The county agent of Burleigh coun-| tended the “Sons of Norway dance” ty conducted a farmers’ meeting at/#t Driscoll Friday evening. the ‘hall Faiday. ‘There were threo| . Christ Schoon, who is one of the speakers who gave talks on poultry,|Jjurymen at Bismarck this term, came sweet clover, alfalfa and diversified|down Friday evening to spend the farming in “general. A large crowd week-end with his family. He re- of farmers and business men attend-| turned to Bismarck Sunday. cd and felt themselves amply repaid| Mrs. William Stiles was over and by interesting and instructive talks.| Stayed with Mrs. Magness Friday A fine lunch was served to the farm- beets Mrs. Magness is still quite ; oorly. Cree and Mrs, Geo, Manly and Mrs.| Bernice and Paul Pasley entertain. Isabel Colby left for Jamestown late|ed some of their young friends Satur- Saturday night by car and owing to day evening. the unlooked for storm did not arrive: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olson and there until 5 o’clock Sunday morning. Rudolph Jensen were shopping in Bis- They returned Sunday evening by ™arck Saturday, returning Sunday train. | afternoon. Students of the high school: and| | Lenwood Beyer stayed with Stanley the seventh and eighth grades had|Walgren Saturday and Sunday. the experience of being lost in a| Mr. and Mos. Ole Newland and snow storm when they went out for|family are visiting for a few ye a sleigh ride party Saturday night. with Mrs. Newland’s parents, Mr. The Aberdeen bus turned back to|and Mrs. Jens Hansen, of Kidder being unable to| county. mic tap eh ay. : Ci Y Beyer and friend spent Satur- L. E. Heaton ipped three car- day evening and Sunday with home loads of hogs to S. Paul this week.| folks. ‘Andy Doucetto went to Bismarck| Mr. und Mrs, Dallas Barkman and Tuesday. Mrs. Doucette is in a hos- daughter, Dorothy, were Sunday visit- pital there and is reported getting|ors with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Olson. wlong nicely. i _Harry Wentland of Jamestown ar- Ms and Ars, Lee Hamblin went to|rived Monday for a few days’ visit Haselton Sunday to visit with Mrs.) with the Albert Christensen family. Hamblin’s sister, Mrs, Matt Dahl. || ——_—_——— Matt Dahl was a McKenzie visitor Saturday. ‘ Lein G. H. Leathers and family spent Sunday in Mandan. eer Bou\ccain GRO TER..5 D. B. Leathers will leave Thursday| , Miss Sybil Strandness, Helmer for Long Beach, Calif., where he will! Arneson, Art Bjoxhus and Arnold visit with his brother Clifford. 1 hristianson spent Friday afternoon Frank Kershaw of Christiania town-#t J. 0. Rise’s. ae ship spent Saturday here. Quite a few from this vicinity at- ‘The Drover brothers left last week| tended the Sons of Norway dance at for Duluth, where they will work in| Driscoll Friday evening. All repert- the iron mines. ed a good time. me Fred Envik returned Saturday from| #4. Nygaard spent Friday evening He came by way of Spokane ®t the Gunderson home. and reports the west as dull. N. A. Soderholm spent Tuesday R. E, Meyers and family are leaving| evening at Fritz Hugen’s. ‘ Thursday for Little Rock, Sie to erase tae ear pea Ernest p eveni e span he holidays with Mr. Meyers’ John Birkeland home. oe da: re rneson an n, Helmer, ties oem returned’ Monday! ctored to Driscoll ‘Thursday after: i nt! noon. ented Josephaon, Fis sister, Mrs.| Art Bjorhus motored to Bismarck Wm, McCidskey. heradyy to attend to business mat- W. L. Watson and Charley Bratton] ters. : i busi-| John Birkeland and daughter, Gale, gent to Bismarck Monday on Push) motored to Driscoll Thursday after: he Christmas program will be! noon. ° isos the schoolhouse Wednesday cttara apterneles drove 2 Dris- ; of coal Friday, even: Deemer FP : Mr. and. Mrs, J. 0. Rise, “Selma, Arthur and Irwin spent Tuesday TT] evening at the Dallas Barkman home, Drisco \]""Mr, and Mrs. Dallas Barkman and ——— hia aot Dareiyy tek Suny din- : ner a f @ Morgansen of Minot was a/""Tturold Christianson hauled a, load weq ‘gnd visitor of Ennis’. of grain to Driscoll Thursd: ha Ennis was home over Sun-|" Quite a large crowd attended the nd left Monday for Steele. annual meeting of the Ladies’ Aid ih | Beuschwein entertained ut 8) held at Nels Dronen's Wednesday ‘ee vee her little daugh- siterapes. Mrs. af O- Bisa. was elect i ed president Ai wd of youns folks gathered | was” elected vice” president, Mrs. at Ennis’ Sunday evening. The} Seymour Arneson was elected treas- time pases playing whist, urer and Mrs, Ole Spilde was re- i M fer was in town Tues- elected 3 cretary. Collection taken thics. Robert: Sharp, Miss. Florence |" Helmer. and” Bile Aretien pel Sharp and: little Billie called on Mrs.) Miss Strandness spent Wednesday M.T. Olson last Thursday afternoon. | evening at Seymour Arneson’s. Mr, and Mrs. Chas Newcomber en-| Joseph Rise spent Wednesda) tertai at cards Friday evening, | ing with Arnold ¢ Christianson. Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart and Mr.j £4. Nygaard ‘and Knut and Mrs. Everett Carr being guests. motored to Driscoll Saturday. M. T. Olson was tn Bismarck last! Mr, and Mrs. Seymour Arneson . * oe) Seeeniars, Rubie and Hazel, spent tertained a few git! friends at 8} Brenden homer “the Sivert birth party Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Geo. Christianson, who has . Elmer Hanson of Palm Beach, | y nt the past three ks at St. , Minn., visiti spent Thankagiving | having some dental ‘work cd = rents, Mr. and|turned home Monday. Mrs. H. P. irs, Elmer Han- teh son remained i las ene: Sen. ——_—_—_—_____—_——_——_ A inn. visi Ciitwes'|| - Tappen News | Mr. and Mrs. A. Rrasshrelas Mew it dn et Walae & ir. ant ir, Walter Stauffer hi tt Mrs. Repp visited Hi from the cities, where be nas aoe Olson Saturd: n the Best three weeks seeking employ- meni bi: ter A d Christ Nuce and Clarice, motored to took about 20 young folks for’ nesday, returning the same day. leighride party to-Dawson on. Su Thursda Al shania day evening, where they had lunch in the hotel. They danced awhile and| day. irs, Chapin served i Nace yetvened Rome, , Hev. Foss had dinner with Mr. A birthday party at the home of Mrs i. Knudson Fridsy evening. Der prenemener: in town was ten- i Miss Helen 0} h Mrs, C. W. Hillerson left for her) birthday. Abect 20 ghd dings Bloux Falls, 8. D, ake will visit there nel | Sathered mdf most enjoyable ti ‘i : a number of useful gifts. | vinlted an aihon Andrew. Gross opened his new Chas, Bwanson. | butcher shop on Saturday and treat- ison.was in town Thursday./°¢ cach and everyone to coffee, Ole x EJ. A : os n Thu: sandeiches ind di nuts. nderson wee cow tgle Ashelman, who former; He dipper with Mr. and retarans Be iter farm near Streeter. Club a 2 met at | Christus F BZ. Gites, “An mennberd were | pores, Carl Lawrance and Mary Martine-| hi Friday affernoon as Billy Yetter|son were in the capital city Satur. | his loss. day S| the new garage on the Martin Brakkie me Thursday | La THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Present and ndid lunch was|at the home of Frank Johnson Sat served. All report a fine time. urdi Mr. and Mrs. Dave McKee went to| Chas. A. Johnson was in Baldwin Bismarck Thursday for shopping pur-|. Monday on business, | | | i and Roy Benson were returning from|day. They left their home 12 Mediffa and Howard Johnson was yo-| o'clock and didn’t get in until half ing east on the red trail about one|past two. The road was so bad they everyone danced the light fastastic| daughters Dorthea and Rence motor- until the wee hours of morning. \ed to Bismarck Tuesday. While Mrs. John Montgomry, who was a/¢here they attended the show “Mag-| patient in the Bismarck hospital the| da” at the auditorium. Past two weeks, has returned hom Joseph A. Bosch of Linton wes aj . P. Johnson of Tanncr is caller here Tuesday. i patient in a Bismarck hospiial f Powers Hendrix and son :Thomas! the removal of a tumor of sto-| motored to Linton Tuesday afternoon. = , . | Willis LaPaugh of Linton was a| { Pauline Miller of ivawson is| business caller here Tuesday and visiting friends in our village this! Wednesday. week. ; Math Koppy of Hampton was a Mrs, John Severson of Canada is|business caller here Wednesday. here ing her sister, Mrs. T. J.| Henry Speichert, manager of the) Nelson, whom she hasn't seen for 27| pool hall returned Wednesday from 7 ‘ innesota, where he. has been visit-' Knut Knutson is busy plastering ing. ‘Gus Jocb of Hampton was a caller Property, here Wednesda Miss Bessie Halverson of Crystal| “Mrs, Otto Schenkenberger is re- is visiting her sister here,| ported on the si Montgomery. | Ben Nagel Oren Thompson is numbered! here was fatally injured in an au- the ill, but_at this writing is] tomobile accident last Thursday eve- able to sit up. ning, Dec. 2, while on his way to ir. Arthur Meish of Medina is as-| Hazelton. The accident occurred isting as meat cutter in the new] about three quarters of a mile south butcher shop. of Hazelton. John Gimbel’s car had Mr. and Mrs. Angus Bell entertain-| stalled there and had been pulled to Miss Anna| the side of the highway and abandon- G y City and Miss| ed, and Mr. Nagel was driving north Pauline Miller of Dawson, also Frank| toward Hazelton. It is evident hej jua. was on the wrong side of the road joy Benson has purchased a shoe| and his lights were poor, so he did} cobbler outfit and is prepared to do|mot see the stalled car until very| all_kinds of shoe and harness work.| close to it. J. A. Ostermans have purchased u| Tracks on the highway showed new Atwater Kent radio to be enjoy-| where he had set his brakes and slid | ed these long-winter evenings. the wheels about twenty feet before; Lenard Jenings and Ardella| hitting the car. After the impact, it) Woodwick spent Sunday at the J. L.| is evident that Nagel’s car somer-| Woodwick home in Tanner. | saulted about twice, but did not spill | , George Rudy of Crystal Spri the occupant out, but rather pinned | is here visiting friends and relatives.| him between the car and the ground | Edward Teskie has purchased » h time over, and when found he International truck to haul] was hanging over the broken wind —_-———_—- to Hazelton where Dr. Monteith ren | ——_————— | dered first aid, and was then taken’ | Ghylin to a hospital at Bismarck. His in-| 3 nature, that his life could not | Walter Sheminsky is visiting with he ouved, and he died the following | his parents in Minnesota. Saturday, His skull was badly frac- | Julia Sheminsky yisited with’ Mrs.| other seriou ‘Alm and Martha Wednesday after-|°'Mr, Nagel noon. young man, gravel with. shield unconscious. He was brought juries, however, were of such a ser-| Miss Florence tor and Miss|¢ured and his chest crushed, besides Marvin and Marion Alm called at| He was married and leaves Regan Tuesday afternoon. his wife, four small child | Fred Ehnes and son Theodore are| other relatives. Funeral was held) moving a building from Wilton out| Monday at the Catholic church at to the Aug. Krause home near Regan.| Linton, Fr. Weber officiating. | Rueben, Ella and Esther Krause| “Dr, Wolverton of Linton was here had the misfortune of tipping over| on professional business Friday. with the cutter while. going to schooi| Miss Katie Thomas spent the week- Thursday morning. Although none| end with her parents at Linton. of the children were hurt, the sled| Quinten und George Foell and was badly damaged. Alice and Donald Calquhoun attended Willie Ehnes was a visitor at the| the play “Dutch Detective” at Hazel- Krause home Wednesday afternoon. | ton Friday evening. Alfred Anderson left for Furgo| Quite a number from here attend- Tuesday evening to attend the tractor | ed the boxing match between Christ school. Grenz and Roy Armstrong at Hazel- | The P. T. A. meeting which was|ton Thursday evening. \ held at Ghylin schoolhouse No. 2) Merle Buck of Hampton was a call- was well attended. There will be an-| er in town Friday. other meeting Dec. 3ist at the same} -The Y. P. B. met at Mrs. Gordon schoolhouse. Towne’s Friday evening. ‘Miss Martha Alm stayed with Mabel| "Miss Freda Beck, who is ill with| Dimond over Sunday. pneumonia, was taken to is | Israel Keator, who is employed| marck hospital Friday evening. Her! near Bismarck, visited with his folks] uncles, Jacob Beck and John ‘Weber, | over Sunday. Sr., accompanied her. here. will be Chelstian Endoavor| sis ond’ Mra. Charles Raders and meetings in the Regan church every! danghters were Linton callers Sat- ‘Sunday evening. urday evening. Mr. and Mrs. August Krause and| Christ Grenz of Hazelton wis u son Adolph were dinner guests at the! caller in town Saturday. Jake Spitzer home Sunday. Mike Smith of Hampton was Herb Falmer and Earl Davies were| caller here Saturday. \ business callers in Bismarck some| Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Quast and son time last week. : _ | Neil and Miss Theresa Koppy were| adies Aid will be held at the Sig-| Linton callers Saturday evening. — j{ ménd Rupp home Wednesday after-| “Miss Esther Albricht is reported) noon. he sick list. ‘Andy Garnes, Jr, had the misfor-| "Mp and Mrs. Chester Brogden a tune of breaking his sled, when he} Mr. and Mrs. David Cal tied it to a car, and while crossing] callers at the John BI the crossing between Main strect at| urday evening. Regan, his sled got caught in the Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Quast enter- wheel and broke. . [tained Mr. and Mr: N. Hendrix, tia oa RIOR Mr. and Mrs. David Calquhoun —%| son Sammy, Mr. and Mes. Charles Steiber ‘| ders and daughterdand Mr. and Mrs.| | Powers Hendrix at a°6 o'clock dine ner Sunday evening. ! Ed. Chilson was a Linton caller) Sau evening. 5 : : Powers Hendrix was a caller Pleasantview Otto Shenkenberger home Sunday aft-| school will give a Chi can tainment, December Miss Julia Heisler, who has been | be served after the pi ill for over a week, resumed teaching Mr. and Mrs. Julius Olson were} again Monday. Regan shoppers Saturday afternoon.| Mrs. P. Schenkenberger spent 4; J. R. Jones and Miss Hazel Jones| tow days at the home of her son, Otto | made a trip to Regan Thursday. Schenkenberger. | Miss Catherine Doyle spent the week-end at the home of her cousin | ¢—————____+~___- rs. mM. jickel, | D4. Malone wasn jansonges. with| | Wild Rose | carrier Thursda; —_—_—_—_——_————_—_*! lary’ Doyle, who has_ been The Misses Helen Erickson and} staying with the Hickel family has|Helen Skramstad and pupils are changed her boarding place to the| giving a Christmas program at school home of Wil Buchholz near her|No. 1 Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 21, at school in Wilson township on ac-|2:30 p. m. Everybody invited to} count of bad roads and cold weather.| come. | Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Malone were the} A number of the farmers uro recipients of an radio from their} here loaded a carload of hogs Fri- children. Among those who have|day to ship to St. Paul Saturday. been to listen atid spend the cve-|. The eighth grade pupils took the ‘ning are Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson| state examinations Friday while the and family, Mr. and Mrs, Julius Ol-|lower grades enjoyed a holiday. son and Delbert Olson, Mr. and Mrs.| Leonard Johnson, who has been Wm, Hickel and the Misses Catherine | taking treatment in Bismarck, retarn- and Mary Doyle. ed home Friday. pay x Jake Stroh made s'trip.to the coal] Nels Tompson, who is serving as mine Thursday with two teams and|» juror at Bismarck, came down sl a : Friday to. spend the week-end at Robert Patzner was a Regan visitor Lame sig ‘Thursday. Miss Ada Saville and brother, Lee, who are attending high school in ———— >? | Braddock, spent the week-end with | Naughton the home folks. | Homer Brownawell, who has been on the si ist the past week, is Mr, and Mrs. Hugo Solberg were in| out and around again. the capital city on business Mon-| A number of our young folks at- tended the dunce at Braddock Fri- Johnson went to Bismarck | day evening. ‘ Mike Glovais and Henry Koenig id Mrs. Arthur Solberg anc| attended the movie at Braddock n visited with Mr. and Mrs | Thur: evenii Frank Johnson Sunda! “ Mie len Belekson, teacher of to the capital | school No. 1, on spending the red | city in his sled Wednesday. Christmas vacation with her parents rthur Solberg had the misfortunc | st Portal. of hurting himself Tuesday. y mies Helen Skramstad, who teaches August Solberg and Arthur Solberg | the Ch ia a Grove school, plans on were in the capital City Wednesday. reine ‘alley City to spend the Arthur Solberg went into see a doc-| Holidays with the gg ters 5 \ tor about his injury he received in] UF mail man was delivering the ah fall ee: eg Si mail Mi rs al in the capital c! Chas. A. J who came down bis car Friday, a team and h ‘train k to BI Richard_Ericks: im th tbal elty Saturday. nO" | SOrrtag Om the a and has. Johnson took Edwin Jobn- | gyrameted mre bound johnson Mo. 5 Bens home Sunday an: Mice and: Artuar Gsiberg. were in turned Monday-in time to have ‘elf the capital city Saturday on business fi ~ Frank sna Caas Jobnson were in tere ye Pon el Saturday. Aw town. “Emil dohnson and children calloc | sad nows of ears peat several years ugo. He leaves u w and father and two brothers, besides his sister, Mrs. Saville, to mourn tne dressing and packing turkeys this, es week tor shipment to Chicago daughter, Tra . , a - ; visited at the Steve Bachar home tt culled st the Marchant | d mile east of Ladogo, the two cars|had to dig snow for about ten-miles.| A larke Mad tke jolnt praia evening. i Thursday forenvon. { "Fred Smith took his hogs to Wing ollided, badly damaging both, knock- = T. A. meeting given by’ kdward Schuh is staying with his Marchant was a Wing caller) on F ing the wind shields out and breakin, ——S ae Esther Benz and Mary. Metcalf. ¢ or, He Schi fle Henry 1 | He 5 rand J, E. Witt off the front wheels of Mr. Yetter’ Temvik i Miss Benz's school, near: Moffit ej ’ Philip Schuh and | sh their dressed turkeys on car. However, neither occupant o Saturday evening. A large crowd ) ‘ ind familys Visited | Pri the cars was hurt. y visi : : ay| Mr. and Mrs. 0. Sperry and enj a e 8 Ih home ‘A large crowd from here attended! Mr, and Mrs, C, N. Hendrix and|@® Present and a most, enjo . y Schuh hon 4 ; \ Ww Rose Horiesh, the wedding dance in Crystal Springs) Mr. and Mrs. Powers Hendrix ana/time was had by all. | A. a Nieters and John MeKnot- Henry Sielinger and | and 3 ‘olan and fam- ae Fee edenas? eats a6 Fee calltty ot the Will Foell! ge Tuesday. a moths visited | iy, v at mes Novy home . eds | a 5 her aunt, inger’s Thursday eve-| Satu many useful and expensive gifts, and| Mr, and Mrs, Charles Enders and| this week. Rosic Hor going to visit her ~ Schrunck | Simes N PAGE-NINE far- family, John and Herman Fode visit-! daughters, Margaret, Irene and aon, ed on the ed at the Herman Wicters home Wed-| Leroy, visited at the Chris Hien by Jake evening. | home 'Satutday evening, Pearl White visited with Mrs.} Chris Hien was a Wing caller - Homberg on Monday afternoon, urday afternoon, é een n John Cook was a business caller in| Carl Johnson and Wenzel Kozinek farmers around here re) Me and Mrs. James Novy Bismarck ‘Thursday, ‘were in Wing on’ Saturday, . and Rosie Hor Henry and Herman Sielinger and, Herman Neiters was in Wing Satur- Roy Jepson, at a hospital _in W ia, where he moved from here chant. ife pla ov a Wing caller Annie Tracy and Anton Novy} aunt and unel —& Wednesday forenoon. visited with their aunt and uncle.) 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