The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 20, 1927, Page 9

a ‘vy | s { THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1927 NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS ee (___ Leith W. S. Cook of Sioux City, Towa, came Tuesday for an extended visit with relatives and friends here. Mr, and Mrs. Robert O’Connell, J. HK. O'Connell, Mrs. J. J. Clark and Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Emch attended the Knights of Columbus banquet and dance given at the Grand Pa-; cific hotel in Bismarck Wednesday evening. Mrs. Christina Anderson left Sun- day for points in South Dakota to visit relatives, after which she will spend the winter with a daughter in Mile sCity, Mont. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Emch have charge of the Pioneer hotel vacated by Mrs. Anderson. A lunch counter has been added at the hotel and will doubtless be much ap- preciated by the public. A large crowd attended the P.T.A. meeting Monday evening. Professor Aanestad gave a most irlteresting talk on phy 1 education in North Dakota schools; Mrs. Sether read a paper on “Contagious Diseases;” Marcella Emch gave a reading en- titled “The Dirty Face;” an interest- ing health playlet was given by Miss Sandie’s pupils and two volcal solors by Mr. Corbit concluded the pro- gram. Luncheon was served and @ pleasant social hour spent. Mr. and Mrs, Jake Wahl and fam- ily motored to Bismarck Sunday to visit their daughter Alma, who is a patient at St. Alexius hospital. Mrs, James J. Clark, who has been a@ guest at the Robert O’Connell home, left Wednesday for Esmond, N. D., where’ she will visit a few days before returning to her home in Minneapolis. She was accom- panied to Esmond by her daughter, Mrs. Robert O'Connell, and little daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John Will and fam- ily visited relatives at New Leipzig Sunday. Mrs. Gibson, accompanied by Miss Burton and Miss Sandy, were callers at Carson Monday afternoon. E. Anhorn, George Gebhard and R. Wrucke returned Monday from a few days’ hunting trip near Wing. ‘they report good hunting. Mrs. Leta Clark entertained the members of the Presbyterian aid at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Faubel, Thursday, The passenger train was _ eight hours late Monday night. Three cars and two oil tanks derailed from a freight train caused the delay. Albert Waddingham, state coal in- spector from Bismarck, was here Monday. He states that the A. J. Lah mine, which is 65 feet deep, is in excellent running condition; that the shaft is as good asithe Wilton mine which is considered the best in the state, Mrs. E. J. Lawfer entertained the members of the Presbyterian mis- sionary circle Tuesday afternoon. The ladies spent the afternoon sew- ing. ; BE. J. Lawfer transacted business at Raleigh Tuesday. ~ : Presbyterian church notes, Sun- day, Oct. 23.—Leith, morning wor- ship at 10 o’clock, Sunday school at 11; Raleigh, Sunday school at 2 o'clock, preaching services at 3; Carson, Sunday school at 11 o'clock, evening worship at 8.- A cordial in- vitationis*extended to worship with us. N. C. Emch disposed of his farm northwest of Leith last week to Mr. x Walth of Richardton, N. D., who will move his family here about the first of November. G--- 4 Raleigh | Peter F. Klein, who pecinpaned W. C. Grace to Minneapolis last week, had an operation on his arm and will be able to return home in a few days. He plang to. visit rela- tives in Watkins, Minn., before re- turning home. : Mrs. Peter Kopp went ta “Bis- marck to consult 4 physician. _Frank Bosworth is having an ad- dition built on his residence and a basement dug so as to be able to put in a furnice. F. X. Dempsey received a tele- gram Friday telling of the death of his brother, who resided in Leaven- worth, Kan, Mrs. E. W. Richards went to Leith Thursday. From there she plans to go to Fargo with Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hawley of Leith, where she will visit her daughter, Mrs. Ed Bump. The youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wolfgram was rushed to the Flasher hospital Thursday to receive the Farge Bridge & I _ The Fargo iron company is putting in a new” bri four miles east of Raleigh. uae Wayne Moore of Shields, broke his arm a few days ago, came to spend a week with his brother, Russell Moore, east of Raleigh. The intermediate room put on a most interesting health program Thursday afternoon. The pupils of other rooms and parents were in- vited. Mr. Lawson and son Clifford shipped a carload of cattle to Sioux City Friday. Miss Emily Herzog of Shields is spending the week with. Mrs. Alfred Westrum. f Theo. Wantke, H. B. Reck, Alvin Cors and Sammy. Pack motored to Long lake and other. points near Seele Friday and. Saturday, duck hunting. ¢ John Froien of Redfield, S. D., was barbering here Friday and Sat- Under curing, the absence of Sam- my k. e Elwyn, Edna and George White of Shields were guests of the Misses Katie and Leona Krosch Sunday. Mrs, W. W. Brundage of Seattle, Wash. Sater Sean fa, speed a lew da} wit mother-in-law, EM eet ws s. John Metz resi as presi- dent of the Raleigh indies aid and Mrs. John Olson was elected in her fs » The ladies aid met Thurs- lay in the church basement. Lunch "A. double wedging ceremony took place Tuesday at St. Gertrude’s church south of eva im Hersch became the of Ternes and Dorothy Miller, daugs- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Miller, came the bride of Gideus Herseh. who A farewell 5 was Qe Mrs. F. X. ey last ‘ednesday afternoon at me of her daughter, Mrs, W. C. Grace. Lunch was served. The Demipseys are leaving soon to make their in California. i Mrs. Peter F. Klein ent in honor of Mrs, F. X, Dempsey aay | afternoon and Mrs, Olson en- Me end hea, Atnon Levis daughter left Selfridge last oe i al Rev. *F. W. Gress Oct. 15. They|- will live on the groom’s Zarm near Lake Williams. from an N. burned over west of town. Mr. flax E Postiie Hl e i A : it for Milnor, N. D., where they expect to make their future home. ir. Lewls is a former Raleigh resident. R. C. Christensen made a business trip to Carson Wednesday. Miss Vera Simpson, wie teaches the Three Buttes school, spent the Meal with home folks in Bris- E. N. Bosworth returned home Sunday from Aberdeen where he had been on business. oY Lein Not a very large crowd attended the Ladies’ Aid held in the church basement Wednesday afternoon. Col- lection taken in amounted to $3.65. Mrs. J. O. Rise served the lunch , Pete Thompson of Minneapolis ar- rived here Wednesday and is look- ing after farm interests in this neighborhood. Alfred Arneson apd B. N. Lein' motored to Bismarck’Wednesday, re- turning Thursday evening. Mrs. Ole Spilde, whoh as been on the sick list for the past week, is somewhat improved at this writing. L. 0. Bates and Fritz Hagen mo- tored to Bismarck Thursday after some repairs for the former's car. Miss Dorothy Barkman spent the week-end at her parental home. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman mo- tored to Driscoll Monday morning. Velma and Edith Anunson, who} have spent the past week at the Dallas Barkman home, returned to Driscoll Monday. Mrs. N. A. Soderholm spent Sat- urday with Mrs. Fritz Hagen. Clarence Rise spent the week-end at his parental home. .Mr. and Mrs. Christ Jodaas of Lisbon, N. D., are spending about a week visiting friends in this neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs, Jodaas were former residentso f this neigh- borhood. Misses Clara and Lillie Lien, Eliz- abeth Hustoft, Andy Lien and Art Anderson spent Wednesday evéning at J. O. Rise’s. A few of the young folks from this neighborhood attended the dance at Tuttle Fridap evening. Members of the school board met at J. O. Rise’s Friday evening. A surprise party was given on Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Hagen Saturday evening. The time was spent by playing cards and social chat. Mr. and Mrs. Hagen plan on leaving for Louisiana in the near future. A few from this neighborhood mo- tored to Robinson Sunday. Mrs. Fritz Hagen and family spent Sunday at the Geo. Christianson home. Clara Rise spent Monday evening with Rubie and Hazel Arneson. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Rise motored to Bismarck Monday. on a f Steele en) Prof. and Mrs. Ballantine spent the week-end at Turtle Lake visiting friends. “Mrs. IL. S. Miller and Miss Rose left for Long Beach, Cal., last week. Mrs. Hatley and daughter, Es- ther, of Mayville visited friends here Jast’'week. ‘They “left Monday for Fargo where they will visit a few ¢ jays. Mrs. Fred Jaynes went to Fargo last week where she will spend sev- eral weeks visiting her daughter, Mrs. Tollehaug, and family. -State’s Attorney Vinje made a business trip to Fargo last week. Mrs, Nafus and W. A. Orner were married here Sunday, Oct. 9. They will live in the brick house on the north side. . Mr. and-Mrs. Alf Ellingson and small daughter of Bismarck visited relatives here Sunday. ir, R. H. Peterman of Glenwood, Minn., has been spending several we.ks hez- loking after his crop interests. sl E. Hempe! of Bismarck has bought the building formerly occupied by Diernf’s store and will open a gen- eral merchandise store in it about Nov. 1., < i Miss Jennie Smith is attending the national convention of postmas- ters in Kentucky. * O. B. English returned from Bis- marck last week miners he under- went a minor operation. Mrs. F. B. Lodge and her father, Mr. Barney, left last week for Long Beach, Calif., where they will speng the winter. The W. C. T. U. met with Mrs.) P, D. Wood Wednesday. After thé business meeting and program 2 chicken dinner was served by the hostess. Mrs, Clara Dodds and daughter, Mrs. Leo Meyer, of Dawson, visited relatives here one day last week. Mrs. Chas, Leissman spent Sun- day and Monday with her family in Bismarck. Esther Knudson spent the week- end visiting her parents, Mr. and . W. T. Knudson. Mtn J. J. Altes entertained the Kings and Heralds Saturday after- noon. - Marvin Ness visited here Sun: day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Ness. it. Shirley and Mr. Peter Mrs. Minnie Shi yay A ae thodist parsonage by > used by a spark mene fea “ean “< territory Vaught had 40 od by this fire ri re tored to Valley City Sunday, where they visited Mr. and Mrs. John White. Mrs. White and little daugh- ter accompanied them on their re- turn to Steele. Little Robert Patton is recovering from a case of pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Peterson and family are moving to Bismarck for the winter, Mr.:and Mrs. Hollis Porter and family have moved into the Smith residence. The Presbyterian Missionary So- ciety met in the church parlors Tuesday afternoon. J.C. Altes is driving a new Oak- lan@ sedan. Mrs. D. A. Ritchie, Gordon, Da- vid, Helen and Paul motored to Jamestown Saturday, where they visited with relatives over Sunday. eee f Schrunk Samia Mr._and Mrs. Herman Nieters were Wing shoppers Monday. Steve Bachar and son, Charles, took a load of grain to Wing Tues- ay. " J. E. Witt spent Tuesday evening at the R. G. Marchant home. Jake Krouse called at the R. G. Marchant home Tuesday forenoon. Anna Novy was absent from school Tuesday. R. G. Marchant and Irene were callers at the Jake Wentz home Wednesday afternoon. LeRoy Marchant purchased a sec- ond-hand coupe last week. Mr. and Mrs. Marchant and fam- ily agd Gust Ackerman spent V nesday evening at the Herman Ni ters home. - Mrs. Charley Kindred and chil- dren, Charles and Thelma, of Sage- brook, Ill, arrived here Tuesda where she will spent a while visit ing her daughters, Mrs. Henry and Herman Seilinger and sons, Clar- exce and Willie Kindred. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sieble were Wing shoppers Wednesday. J, E. Witt has purchased a new Chevrolet coupe. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schlaupitz and August Schlaupitz left Saturday. The are motoring. to Milwaukee, where they will --1ke their home for the present. The Koch brothers are now thresh- ing their own crop. Mr. and Mrs. John Koch and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Koch were Wing callers Saturday evening. Gustaf Ackerman called at the R. G. Marchant home Saturday eve- ning. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith motored to Wing Saturday evening. Annie and Edward Novy were ab- sent from school a few days this week, Mr. and Mrs. Berbie Bailey were Wing shoppers Saturday evening. Emanuel Fode called at the Roy unday. vy were Wing Adam Klien and Thomas No called at the Marchant hom urday. John Koch took two loads of mil- let to Bismarck Friday for, Ed Schlaupitz. John took it in his’ new truck, nate Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sielinger and son, Earl James, and Mrs. Sie- linger’s brother, called at the Herman Nieters home one day this week. at The Sunday callers, at the Her: * ere: Mr. and]' man Sielinger hente were Mrs. R. G. Marchant and daughters, Margaret and Irene, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nieters and snos, Harold, Herman and “Bobbie,” and daugh- ter, Vivian, James Walter, Delmar McClellan and Dan McKinnon, Hom- il and Francis Lytle, Mrs. Henry Sielinger. ; Gustaf Ackerman’ was a Wing caller Saturday evening. Fred Smith went to Wing Sunday, rs | Dawson ? The Ladies’ Aid held their first meeting for this year at the home of Mrs, Andrews on Thursday, The afternoon was spent in sewing, aft- er which the hostess served an elab- orate luncheon, A good attendance was reported for the first meeting. Little Miss Sharlow White is vis-| iting with her grandmother, Mrs. T. T. Eastburn, of Bismarck. x Mr, and Mrs. H. E. Keller of Bis- marek and daughter, Louise, stopped in Dawson Sunday night, en route home from Jamestown. Miss Mabel Rowland has gone to Jamestown where she will spend the winter with her parents. The Catholic Ladies’ Aid held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Lud Lewis Wednesday aft- ernoon. After a pleasant social hour, a lunch was served by the hvstess. A number of Tappen ladies were in attendance. 7 f Mrs. R. Gregor is visiting with drlents and relatives at Beulah this week. ¢ . Mr. and Mrs, R. H. Clifford of Windsor spent Sunday in Dawson visiting with friends. Harold Niman of south of town was in Dawson on business Monday. George Jackson is absent from school this week due to the illness of his father, who was forced to have his thumb amputated. Leslie Hayes and family of Cleve- land visited at the home of Mr. Hayes’ parents Sunday. ow. Swigert of Streeter was a guest at the Gregor home Sunday. Misses Ruth Cordner and Gertrude’ Hess spent the week-end at their: respective homes in Bismarck and ‘andan, 4 T. T. Eastburn spent Sunday’ in Bismarck visiting his family. Miss mare Lunner spent Sat- ina, Charles Kindred, | ©. ‘week-end at been _attendi: marck, ts ‘sta: tending ‘the children and Perry Newman of new. student in Dawson high school Monday, making a total in attend- ance of 46. 4 S. B. Niles spent Wednesdav and Thursday in Bismarck on business. Dewey Goodman motored to Bis- marck Saturday on business. Miss Dorothy Dodds, who has been a student in Dawson high school, has moved to. Hazelton where she will make her home. ° Wing > Mrs. Davies of California, who 1s keen spending the last week or two with Mrs. Harry Knowles, left for Iowa Monday. Olga Kulaski spent Sunday and Monday visiting with friends in Wil- ton. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bardsley of Bismarck visited with friends here Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Corey of Brad- dock were guests at the J. B, Glan- ville home Sunday. Mrs. Etta Wilkinson, Mrs. How- ard and Bernice Glanville and Wil- liam Glanville motored to Mercer Sunday, Fred and Emory Boss returned from Minnesota Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Oswald and Minnie Oswald were visitors at the Fred Oswald home Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Franzen and fam- ily of Tuttle and Mr. and Mrs. Ole Olson if Pettibone were guests at the Henry Jacobson home Sunday. Sheriff Rollin Welch was a busi- ‘ness visitor in Wing Tuesday. Maude Chenoweth of - Sterling spent Saturday and Sunday with Margaret Knowles. Mr, and Mrs. Howard Glanville made a business trip to Bismarck Tuesda: Mrs, A. S. Wilkinson returned from Portland, Ore., last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Boss of Bis- marck spent Sunday with their par- ents in Wing. Mr, and Mrs, Kart Knowles of Bismarck were visitors in Wing Sunday, Mrs. _Hollstien returned from Beach, N. D., Friday. Ray Hughes of Wildwood was transacting business in Wing Mon- day. Mrs. Jake Kremenetzky and sons | ® of Tuttle spent Saturday with Mrs. Isadore Kremenetzky. James Tees shipped a carload of cattle to St. Paul Tuesday morning. st rs. Geo, Anderson made ss trip to Bismarck Tuesday. Harold Mueller and Ar- thur and Ernest Graves of Wood- worth drove to Jimtown Sunday to visit with friends there. On the way home they had the misfortune of driving off a high grade into a ditch. No one was hurt and not much damage was done to the car. “Art Sandberg and Donald John- son drove to Pettibone Saturday eve- ning. George Mauch and daughter, Le- nora, of New Rockford spent Sun- day and Monday at the Fred Broth home. ( Mrs. Chas. Kindred of Blooming- ton, IIL, arrived. here’ Monday to spend a féw months with her daugh- ters, Mrs. Henry and Herman Sei- linger, . Still © Ernest,’ the: Mr. and Mrs. ie Lind, passed away Saturday night at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. John San- delin, after a lingering illness. Fu- neral services wete held from the Swedish Mission church Monday aft- ernoon, the Rev. Joel Nordlund of- ficiating. ‘Erpest was. a boy of gen- tle manners and serious thoughts, beyond his years. ‘His life promised to be one of usefulness. Besides his parents he leaves to mourn his ab- sence his little brother, William, his grandmothers, Mrs. John Sandelin and Mrs. Anna Lind, and aunts and urzles, This is the third time in three years that the Grim Reaper has visited this home. Mrs. Lind’s father, Dr. John Sandelin, and her brother, John, have gone before. The bereaved have the sympathy of the entire community. Mrs. Roy Anderson of Still and Miss Ada Anderson motored to Wil- ton one day last week, Miss Mildred Nelson and Arthur Nelson of Wing visited at the Eric- son home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Pearson and Mrs. O, G, Hagstrom and daughter Naomi made a trip to Bismarck Wednesday. Anthony Ericson shipped two box- es of ducks from Wilton Wednesday. Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Thor and chil- dren were entertained at the Hag- strom home Sunday. The Misses Ida and Agnes Tos- seth and Dorothy Little spent the week-end at their homes near Still. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Asplund and ‘children of Bismarck spent Sunday | i at the home of Mr. Asplund’s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. August Asplund. Relatives from Washburn and Turtle Lake were entertained at the Fricson home Sunday. Pete and Fred Johnson called at Hagstrom’s Tuesday. ‘i Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Ericson and Mrs. Willie’ Standley and baby daughter motored to Bismarck Fri- day. Miss Emily’ Carlson, one of the teachers. of Grass e, spent the ie Thor home. - ‘Miss. Edna Falkenstein, .who has high school in Bis- ig home now and at- ilton high school, Mr, and Mrs. William Richard ane THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE I. | lickson and PAGE A nunber of local folks attended the gathering. Mr. and Mrs, Herman Kikul and Carl Herdebu motored to Tuttle Sunday to spend the day with rela- tives. Mies Bessie Anderson of Regan spent the week-end at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Falkenstein. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schoorl and family, residents of Baldwin for about two years, have moved to Still where Mr, Schoorl will conduct a blacksmith shop. He engaged in blacksmith work while here. Dr. E. F. Charlebois passed through here a few days ago while en route to his home at Harvey from Bismarck. He was formerly en- gaged in dentistry at Wilton. The school in Glenview township | @ west of here has been closed tem- porarily on account of several of the pupils getting diphtheria, Mrs. Lars Jacobsen pleasantly en- tertained at her home Monday eve- ning in honor of Miss Yaeger, teach- er in the school west of town. Those present included the patrons and scholars of the school. Threshing will be about concludéd in ae locality by the end of the week, > Brittin | ———__ Jason Hoover and Marshall Dralle shipped two carloads of cattle Sat- urday. Jason Hoover went with the cattle, Clark Crawford was a Bismarck caller. Jean and Leonard Crawford spent the week-end at home. Mrs. Jason Hoover, Arntz_and Alfred Hoover were Bis- marck callers Saturday, Mrs. Lamb and son Andrew were in Bismarck Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Allensworth wore in Bismarck Sunday. r Clear Lake J sac, eeage es Olaf Olson was a Steele caller Wednesday. Miss Keela Olson, who has been ig her monther during thresh- tin Leahaven was a capital city visitor Wednesday, returning Thursday. Olaf Olson and sister, Priscilla, also Miss Myrtle C! ensen, were entertained at the B. F’, Paslay home Thursday evening. Mrs. Joe Paulson was a passenger t “ismarck Friday to visit her hus- band at the St. Alexius Hospital. She returned Saturday. Mrs. J. E. Sharp and Mrs. FE Gibson called on Mrs. Albert Chris- tenson Friday. I Allen Van Vleet spent the weck- end in the Clear Lake neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Olson were shopping at Bismarck Saturday. Profs. P, F. Bartelsen and H. Neu- man of Harvey were callers at the Albert Christensen home Sunday evening. They left for Bismarck on Monday. Mrs. Marie Olauson, daughter Priscilla and sons, Olaf, Earling and | j Raider, were visiting with relatives at Mandan Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Erickson and family visited at the E, J. Erickson home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaffer were Bismarck callers Saturday. Miss Vivian Shaffer spent Friday evening with her sister, Mrs. Harold Hargrave. Sanger The Sanger Parent-Teacher asso- ciation, which has been newly or- ganized, will hold its first regular meeting Thursday evening. There will be a short program during which C. E. Pickles, formerly deputy state superintendent, also former high school inspector, will speak. A so¢ial hour will follow the program and lunhe will be served. A cordial invitation is extended to all to at- tend this me@ing and a special in- vitation is given to the young peo- ple of the community. The Misses Ruth and Margaret Hickle came home Friday for a short visit, returning to Dodge Sat- urday evening. | . Mrs. W. B. Richardson spent Fri- day in Underwood, the guest of Mrs. Henry Larson. 3 i Mrs. Bernice C. Gaines and cousin, Miss McKelvig, spent the week-end in Bismarck, Mrs, Oscar Pierson of Mandan, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. R. F. Smith, and family, re- turned to her home Saturday. The Misses Pearl and Clara Gul- Miss Stella Peterson spent the week-end at their homes in er. The r hall was given a much needed coat of paint Wednesday. Volunteer painters-did the work, and on Saturday will compelte the paint- ing job with a second coat. The la- dics of the community will do their share by furnishing the men with a dinner in the hall Saturday |* noon, and in the afternoon will have a cleaning bee, making the hall as attractive within as it will be on the outside. In the evening a dance will be given, to which all are cor- . | dially invited. Mrs. R. J. Hotchkiss, accompanied by her sons, Clyde and Clarence, motored to Mandan Saturday. Clyde reeently had the misfortune to break his arm and has to go to Mandan ba aa for medical attention. irs, J. H. Slowers Mrs. R. F. L.|Smith were shopping in Mandan ‘ ._ | Jehni hy Sunday. Saturday. ‘ hi uN. :Hayes. is contined to ie $ Missionary T: J. Back of Vene-| Mr. at Mrs. Wm. Winkley, _ac- home (on account | of eines. gut, | zuela, South :A\ ‘and the Rev.|companied by Mr. and Mrs. John fon was struck by oe Burton. fis |2ee!, Nordlund called at several of Winkley, motored to Bismarck Mon- ve abit by the bumper and knocked | lide miaaleesd ty Tues-| day. wn, and although no bones were! Henry. Thor left ™ pe wat severely and pain- City, in, woe Eriday, S, Rush a? On. Tuesday evening, October .28;| make ie be PY ante. plan i [Canfield 1 + bok ie weon high school will give 8 narenta,. Mr. ‘Amond Thor, A crowd at the La- Srolial oe harvest Aaagtay KF y have congratulations of| dies’ Aid last W y at the Ira are working ‘on’s, three-act play, [many frie - [Bailey home,” The next meeting will we walt one of the at dons <3 os, ine Naorbeenge Ratarisy, No- is extended te everyone in the com: f . Baldwin | Oscar Olson was hired as janitor. ranity, 5 Hans Anderson and family spent Sunday in Tattle, visiting with Pela- tives. The Legion Auxil met on Wed- evening with Mrs. Art Homage Two new mgnbers were ay gee ope the Da club Was held. Tues spent the Mrs. J. E Miss Eva eturned to Bismarck Wednes- | Mz ited at the Linds afternoon. Pete Jacobson, Mr. and Mrs. Ole Olson drove to Bismarck Sunday to visit with Mrs. J. W. Olson, who is i. the St. Alexius hospital, | Bernhard Jordahl left Saturday for South Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. J. Keifer is staying ai the Knudson home for a few} days. Mrs. Grace Myers left on the train to Wilton Saturday where she | is te work at the James Cunning- ham home. Mrs. Anna_ Strand visited with! Mrs. Jordahl Tuesday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. G. Lindsey and son} and James Lindsey were Bismarck | business callers Monday. | home Sunday Steiber = s a Sunday Miss Gertie Hickel w visitor at C. L. Malone’ “Quite a few of the young people of this vicinity motored to Tuttle to attend a dance Friday nd Mrs. Carlson Smith, of near Driscoll were ‘3 at the Malone home Monday eve- ning. The Fred Bender family, who oc- eupied the Dave Mattis house this summer, have moved on a farm in Wilson township. Mrs. J. R. Jones, Miss Hazel Jones and Mrs. Wm. Hickel were shoppers in Bismarck Mon : is helping his brother, Merwin, finish his job of threshing. isses Catherine and Rose vle and Ted Lee motored to it relatives. Velva Saturday Worden finished threshing Patzner Saturday, C. Malone were Gotlieb Steiner crop on the D. 7 Mr. and Mrs, shoppers in Regan Saturday. Jake Penner and John Wilson were duck hunting in these pa Sunday. Oder were ones hauled a load of cream an Thursday. rd Dimond called on Beecher one day last week. [-—s Moffit Threshing is about completed in is and most farmers have iy Johnson were ors Wednesday. ic fires have done consider- past week to f cattle to St. Paul Saturday. Zellay preached a fare- the .chureh Sunday. sermon Rev. and Mrs. Zellar will leave for Rock Lake, N. D. where they will take charge of the Rock Litke, Haos- boro and Picton churches. We wish in their new field. rley Anderson spent the week-end with friends in Bismarck. ison Hoover was shopping Saturday. M August Benz spent § ening at the Asselstine home listening in to the singing con- test from the Mandan station. Mrs. M. G. McNally was taken to the Bismarck hospital Jast Thurs- day, where she submitted to an op- eration, Those visiting i Capital City Wedr and Mrs. Roy B Baker, Mr, : Mr. Dutton and Fr Mrs, A. E, Clin Was a Vi the home of her sister, Mrs. Joe Coder, Thursday. Miss Retta As e, spent the week-end at the s home in Bismarck. Rev. Samucl Brooks of Edgeley, N. D., will arrive this week to take charge of the McKenzie, Sterling and Moffit churches, Preaching services in the Moffit church at 10:30 a. m. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hanson were callers in town Wednesda: Miss Lillian Soule, who is teaching at Strasburg, spent the w end at the parental Soule home south of agent, left for jay, Where he will home. Mr. Stan- his place depot ley will take agent. Eddie Adams has recently pur- chased a nice new master Buick se- dan, Leslie Cline of Bismarck spent the week-en dat the parental Cline home. Mesdames oes Benz, W. Durfee, ill, F. Durfee, Peckins, Jensen, Nichols, Hostead, Baker, Hanson and Watkins were shopping in town Thursday. S. H. Drumm of Iowa is here look- ing aftcr his business interests, f Hampton | Theodore Yetter of Linton made @ business trip out in this vicinity the middle of the week. Dewey Lawler, Mike and Ted Bil- lingsly were callers at Linton this week, Math Koppy was a business call- er at Linton the latter part of the week. Edwin Morford purchased a Mc- Cormick-Deering tractor in Linton this week. C. H. Briddle of near Hazelton was ab usiness caller in this vicin- ity the fore part of the week. Frank Sleva was a business call- er at Fort Rige Monday. Ben Hemerson was a caller at Bis- marck Monday and from there left for Canada. A number of young folks of this community were at the dance at T"azelton Friday evening given t Ones one = i 4 iss Frances Koppy is wor! f.. Miss Lydia Flegel of Linton, ne: Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Lawler, ac- ‘mpanied by Mike and Ted Bil- bet , drove to Linton Saturday. AS Kyes, commissioner from this district, left this week for va- rious parts in Canada, where he ex- pects to buy up a few carloads of cattle to ship here for fattening. A. quiet wedding was solemnized qui the | at the Baptist church at Linton Sun- when Rev, Eyman sonounced the swords that made Miss Sarah Joeb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Joeb, and Roy Triggs man and wife. Only imme- diate relatives were present at the ccremony. The newlyweds expect to rent a farm in the country, where they will make their future home, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Koppy were day afternoon, and Shirley Walker vis- | business callers at Linton Monday, also taking their daughters back to school at Strasburg. Henry Knittel motroed to Huft and various other points in that vi- city Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Backhaus were Linton callers Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Joeb were bu: iness callers at Linton the fore pert: of the week. Miss Olive Suverly of Livons {is staying with Mrs, S. G. Busby for the winter while going to school, Gust Joeb went to Linton Mons day, bringing out his mother-in-law, who will visit here for a few days, “How best can I trade in my present car for a new car?” EN you are ready to trade in your present car for a new car, you naturally want full value for your pres- ent car. But most of all you want full ‘ new car value. It will therefore pay you to consider varying trade-in allowance offers in the light of these basic facts: Your present car has only one funda- mental basis of value: ie., what the dealer who accepts it in trade can get for it in the used car market. Your present car has seemingly different values because competitive dealers are bidding to sell you a new car. The largest allowance offered is not necessarily the best deal for you. Sometimes it is; sometimes it is not. An excessive allowance may mean that you are paying an excessive price for the new car in comparison with its real value. 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