The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 10, 1927, Page 7

October 4, 1037 The Board-of County Commission- ers met pursuant to adjournment. On roll call the sotlowing members Were present: George i, Cl Swanson, Axel Soder and Wm. Fri Upon motion the following bi Nos. 1 to 48, were allowed subject Personal taxes due or delinquent: @. 51.00 7.00 , 40.00 171.36 ty auditor's office 20.00 Earl I. Haggard, Standard Oil vi surfs 42.94 T. Murp! ‘on boiler ‘insurance .. i. & M, Ribbon & C: carbon paper Baldwin Hawe. for road machinery .-. Underwood Typewriter | C 1 Underwood typewriter . Fisher, county ph; 80.25 83.33 sign. to County Treasurer, running road grader Avery Power Machinery C repairs for road machiner; H. & M. Ribbon & Carbon C ribbon .coupon book G. L. Spear, postage and box rent for treagurer’s office Globe-Gazette Printing Co» 135.58 41.50 0 off se F._H. Register, insanity com missioner .....++ Dr. F, R. Smyth, insai missioner and exam! . of patient . 9.0 A. C, Isaminger, tor, box rent Ferrig Cordner, , & Welch Hdwe. Co. 1.50 697.50 5.10 23.40 i coal for Court House pate Fisher, postage and re Attorn 51.20 State’s Attorney o4 Harry Knowles, road work . Richard Schoorl, grader blades Fred Swenson, Hastnteye Se Aoule, cepork lumphreys joule, cards for County Superin- tendent .....+ pirrer BE. J. Taylor, # copies Vol 54, N. D. Reports 8.00 23.25 7.50 31.00 6.00 100.00 28.82 NS Snyder's Dray & T! hauling rubbish and lea’ Florence Crittenden Home, appropriation . Knight Print blanks ... 16.20 Wm. 0, Johnson, Guthrie Stanley Estherville ‘Township, D> propriation from County for Pea Charan Wome 2 N. Dak, ren’ i- s re of Schell. chil- ‘jaye; Fricke, aye, and miss the following resolution, which was seconded by Commissioner Fricke, that the Register of Deeds office be equipped with Art Metal Fixtures as ‘ollows: 7 ‘Art Metal Curtain Section, 1 shelf Art Metal Curtain 6 roller Art Metal Curtain. Knee Space Flat Top desks with Linoleum ‘omplete F. ©, B, Factory for a of $307. Fricke, aye, and Will, aye. Mon thotion ‘the Board adjourned to meet at 2 o'clock p. m., October 4, 1927. ‘Afternoon of October 4, 1927 The Board of County Commission- ers reconvened with the following members present: _ Will, Swanson, Soder, Moynier and Fricke. Upon motion bids as per- adver- tisement, for road work - 10 & . Lincoln Township, work in Lein Township, were ordere opened, the following submitting bids: C. W, Scott, Regan, N. Dak. earth excavation 300. he 3 cubic . yard, gravel—! cu chter Transfer Co., Bismarck, . Dak. th excavation—30 cents cubic yard, gravel—$1.25 cubic Yai ‘H, A, Thomas, Driscoll, N. D., earth pee irre ag ie yard, ravel—$1.25 cubic yard. S'harry’ Knowles, Wing, |N. Dak. grading werk 8. iin Pe earth excavation—35 cen! . a ik b eee sections 19 m, aye; aye, and ‘wil, aye. Ul motion the bid of Harry Knowles “at road ape work in ‘Motion. ‘made. by Commissioner Fetee that the county ‘sell to PW. Gramling, for $100.00, Zot 24, Bi 0, Village of of the Board of County Commisslo ers and the County Auditor are ai thorized to sign deed for same. Ro call: Swanson, aye; ate Dae missioner Soder Move mint seconded by Commissioner Frick: that. WHEREAS, a tax judgment for - $45.70 was entered, in_the district court of the county‘ot Burlegih and state of North Dakota, on November 26th, 1892, in favor of the state of North Dakota, and a st Winnefred property taxes levied and Sossed, defenda sessed seeing the said es trict court of the sald count; leigh on the 26th, day of November, 1892, at four o'clock p. m.; and, whereas, it w: rovided by 251 of the sion Laws of North Dakota for 1915, that all unpaid per- sonal property taxes levied and as- essed for the year 1900 and rior thereto be cancelled fhe county audito: ft the several counties of the state are dil cancel the Dako! stovenaaas al fea ateueee, to the pro: ne ~ said Boca ee. the judgment is void by Jay of be . fe i sive me Bocehersee Re Me Reselval BY of The count oF ele and State North Dakota: Mine county Sualtor be, and ho te hereby directed to judge ot oatn Seat ee by Commissioner Meynier, involves the purchase of expen- Setar ear a ‘i nec 186.15 11.05 | Lo 9.00 | $658.5 6.50] W certain subdivisions of farm 4 further more it is necessary to purchase excessively, ex- city property for right of way th je road up with the city in very awkward manner ns of and involving two rp id believing that a shorter, imately one mile present located route, iow,, Therefore, Be It Resolved by Board of County Commissioners 5, T. tions 4 and 5, thence due sout! early as vary. therefrom praphy, eH in on grade line, ie city limits of Bismarck at or near the section corner common to sec- Hons 26, 29, 92 and 35, 1, 199 Ne i, Roli call Swanson; aye; Soder, Wei a aye; Fricke, aye, and Moved ‘by Commissioner Swanson and seconded by Commissioner Fricke | J, that the county sell to J. P, Jt jackson, t 2, Block's, NB, “Adaition to the he Board of County Commissioners and'the County Audi- cs ue authorized to sign deed for Swanson, aye; Soder, aye; Fricke, aye, and Block 65, Mc.| Vy & Coffins Addition, for the year 1926 and prior years bo abated And that @ deed be delivered to the Board of Education of Bismarck Spe- cial School District’ Number 1 this property upon payment of the Principal of the taxes, oll call: Swanson, aye; Soder, + Moynier, aye; Fricke, aye, and 29.85 | t! 0 from the General Fund to ity Agent fund. Roll call: Swanson, no; Soder, no; Moynier, aye; Fricke, aye, and Will, aye. Moved by Contmiasioner Soder, sec- onded by Commissioner Swanson, that the County Treasurer transfer’ $15,- 000.00 from the Seed and Feed Loan fund to the Salary fund, Pe pong 0 Hib belt Soder, Whi, a ” aye; Fricke, aye, and On motion the Board ‘adjourned to meet at 9:: October The Board of County Commission- ers reconvened with the following members present: Commissioners ‘Will, Swanson, Soder and Fricke. Moved by Commissioner Swanson, seconded by Commissioner Fricke, that the depository bonds of the National Bank of Bismarck, N. odd amount of $175,000.00 be approved. Roll call: Swanson, ay Will, aye. motion the following bills lowed subject to personal ree due or delinquent Nox. 49 to Upon Cc. A. Swanson, C missioner .. Axel Soder, Cour sioner .. Wm. Reed, road work August Hogue, hauling Henry Crawford, haul ment and labor on bridge George F Will, C s missioner John ‘Horner, roas Walke; Western Union, for Oct., Nov. and: De | Bismarck Trib: rane, justice feces . J. Martineson, wii re in’ justice court Hedstrom, w! in justice court . ct. ‘Martineson, w in. Jjustic wie 6 court in Fs 'ranki! tte... E. Johnson, ‘justice courts Ne i . C. Anderson, ‘a Walgren, 2 Nohty care nt Buby ancl Sinclair Refining Gon gas Hughes El ight for Barthol assi Co. auditor, chec! aise sents aac me pension .. .,.... Mary Spr! c, , ign. auditor, maintenance on National Parks hi § i, ni ‘work on National Aya oe £.00 joyre, mothe: 20.00 46.75 15.54 3.75 25.00 415.39 achinery August ex- Moynier,|C. ficult to ebtats yreaeen of butcing ff a. m., October 5th, 1927, Sth, 1927 °. Latest Kemal at Angora, Elness, — maintenance Div. Now. 1 and 2 road Amiel Piepkorn, assign. to Co. Audit: maintenance on 2 and 3, state road os z Kate Swick, care of children C. W. Scott, excavation of earth for road grading Wachter Transfer Co. ox- cavation of earth for road ading ace 1,473.57 586.38 1 college, expense of as ‘ 131.56 149.25 63.50 & M. Kafer, mileage 1: inal ing prisoner: Albin Hedstrom, milea, criminal actions Rollin’ Welch, mileage anc serving notices of redemp- jon Roberts, witness ‘fees County vs. Tatterson ce Tebbo Harms, . ae pide witness fecs Patterson Young, ‘ounty vs. Amiel_Piepko: on Divs. 1, road No. motion the ts were approved: on o@Chas. G. Sturtevant lation of taxes against Mag- for the years 1911-12- ed. n of G. R. Thompson for n of penalty and: interest -138-78, for the year 1920 approved. Application of due ol s. | approved. oth tichard Penwarden of taxes against school addition, lots 12 block 4, for the property ‘of fin’ to 19 and year 19 rove: Application of Elizabeth N. Pi son for tax abatement on bank 1926, rejected. Moved hat BE 1T pusi ty and since BE IT RESOLVED, is noted and a@ reasonable amount of collec- tions made in the near future the Board will file charges against the sheriff for failure to perform his Soder, That unless such activity legal duty. Swanson, aye; cal aye; Fricl aye, and Will, aye. Moved by Commissioner Soder, sec- onded by Commissioner Fricke, that Graham of the county sell to B. W. G Wing, North Boi to_sign the deed for same. Hs to meet again November 1st, 1927, A. C. ISAMINGER, County Auditor, hoto, this, of Mustapha Basha Turk president, taken as he opened the Kemalist Congress 150.00 15.00 9.33 119.00 67.21 25.00 607.50 421.05 286.89 277.53 ny 225.22 . 60.29 following, tax A. J. Carlson for re- of NW% and 6, same being ater. stock Ojof the City National Bank for year by Commissioner Fricke, seconded by Commissioner Soder, RESOLVED that since the Board of County Commissioners has frequently requested the sheriff to the collection of the very large sum of personal taxes due the coun- hy of County Commissioners and the county auditor be and hereby are authorized Burleigh County, N. D. _ Spilled the Beans A - Fs ' HE THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Mrs. the contestants at the home of Mrs. A. Thursday evening. Mrs. George Manly and children Mina and Manferd and Miss 4n- geline Schiess motored to James- town Saturday evening and re- turned Sunday evening. D. EL W the . ‘harton entertained pupils of the seventh and e' grades with a Halloween party at the school house Friday e' George Brooks entered high school last week. Joyce Brooks and Floyd Gagner entered the grades, Someone entered Chas. Thom! son’s residence during the family’s absence and took an alarm clock and Mr. Thompson’s glasses. The alarm clock wasn’t very good but Mr. Thompson is handicaped with- out his glasses. y A few friends gathered at tie home of Mrs. R. E. hg ot and spent @ pleasant afternoon peg | Miss Edna Summerfield of Fargo talked to the girls of Mrs. Bliss’s sewing club at the home of Mrs. A. Deffner. The theme of her talk was on outline of work to be done next year. One member of the Girls’ club will be chosen to go to Fargo to the meeting of Boys’ and Girls’ clubs. Madge Runey and Nellie Evarts visited the school Tuesday afternoon. While driving into town Sunday evening Sam Conley was hit by an automobile going east near the penitentiary. Three. wheels were knocked off Mr. Conly’s car. Some of the occupants were thrown through the top but no one was injured. John Tuehrer and sons have added an office building to their garage and shop. The children of Mr. and Mrs. William Hughes, Sr. tendered to them a surprise party to commem- orate the fortieth anniversary of their married life. A sumptious dinner was served, old songs were sung and a poem was read that had been written by Mrs. C. D. for the occasion. Connly acted as parson and remarried the couple. He exacted from them promises to build fires, to wash, to get break- fast and other errands. Only old- timers were invited and the occasion ‘was an opportunity for them to get together and talk over what hap- med in the early days. Mr. and rs. Hughes were the recipients of several useful gifts. o | Braddock ( ——— O Thursday evening, Nov. 8, Mrs. J. J. Peterson’s music class gave a recital in connection with the P. T. A. in the school gym. The program consisted .of pigno solos. Mrs. A. R. May, who has spent the summer at her home here, re- turned to Bismarck Thursday to spend the winter at the home of her laughter, Mrs. S. J. King. Mrs, ik has rented her house to Chas. Hill, who will shortly move his family in so that they may be near to_school during the cold weather. Dr. and Mrs. Baer and Mr. and Mrs. Ras Aarvig motored to Bis- matck Friday afternoon to visit\the corn show. Fritz Sueltz left Friday to spend the winter with his son Emil at Grafton, S. D. Miss Winifred Mandigo. who has been teaching school in Hampton district while her sister Ethel was in the Bismarck hospital, is now at- tending high schoof- in Braddock and boarding at the-Sorem home. Mrs. A, J. Piers, who has been quite ill for the past two weeks, is able to be around and attend to her household duties. _ George Sempel and son Eldon, who spent the week with friends at Miller, S. D., returned home Friday. They were accompanied home by Miss Campbell¢ Floyd Henry had a public auction at his farm north of Braddock Tues- day afternoon and M. G. Sparks held one Saturday. Mr. H will move to Wisconsin and Mr. ‘and Mrs, Sparks having sold their farm, will move to Kintyre where they have bought the home lately owned by A. Lindahl. Mr. and Mrs, George Davis, who came over from Selfridge Sunday to visit with relatives, returned Wednesday. i The teachers in the vicinity of Braddock atended a gathering of teachers at Buchanan consol school Friday, Nov. 4th, Miss Mary Ryan visited with friends in Bismarck ‘‘onday and Tuesda: a Mrs. E. F. Savage and Gordon MacLachlgu moto to Kint; Tuesday evening to visit with Mrs, ie and family. The Ladies of the Woodman Circle met in session in their ne~ hall Wednesday evening. Eleven mem- bers were present. The next meet- ing will be We evening, Nov. oy when two new members will be tiated. Mr. and the Hazel aid and Mrs. Dawson drove down from Mandan and Mrs. R. W. . Dawson is a sister of . Mie. C. T. Barton returned Friday after f rege's visit with friends at Grand ‘orl lamestown. Mr. and Mrs. O, to Bismarck Friday Mrs. W. W. Mandigo and daugh- ; Winttred and Ade drove Mrs. FF sf ii if re i . i F, ee in Goodrich Saturday. : Mrs. Mrs, Jas M irs. Jas Murphy attended | in town B. Martin drove| [”__NEWSOF OUR NEIGHBORS —__|[&= Mr, and Mrs. O, R. Bauer were in- tertained at a 6 o'clock dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kurtz Saturday evening, Nov. 5th. Services will be held next Sunday vening, Nov. 18, at 8 o'clock. » Renz and family moved Monday from the Frank Zellmar farm to the Jack Perry farm south- ‘west of Braddock. i rg S. W. Burleigh | fees OS cosa) Alex McLean has moved his building over on the land which he owns on the river bottom, State’s Attorney McCurdy of Bismarck transa business in this vicinity the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Houser mo- tored to Huff, N. Dak., Sunday to visit at the Christ Smith hme. Mrs. Grundy left last week for some place east. Mrs. Grundy leaves a host of friends who regret her departure very much, Rev. Goldstein and wife have moved into the gee at Glen- coe. A new well has been dug at this place and it is hoped our new minister will be comfortable for the winter, Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart trans- ‘ected business in Regan Saturday. ae Bruce has a new Dodge se- in. vf and Lynne Gramling, Mr. and Mrs. J, Stewart, Mr, and Mrs. J. Stewart motored to Bismarck |™ Saturday to see their father, Mr. pees, wha is in the hospital Ecce wd Arena | Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kraft and family were guests at the Bozzart home Sunday. Ed Smith w: business caller in Wipg Saturday afternoon. Herbert Swett, insurance agent for the New York Life, was a caller at Ed Wagner's Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Klagenburg and children, Ed Wagner, George McIntyre, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Mc- Intyre were guests at a bountiful dinner served by Mr. and Mrs, El- mer Drum Sunday. . Andrew Kraft has been hauling por with 4 wi s the past two to Arena. le says it almost equals a truc! Christianson, the cattle buyer, bought some cattle from Ed Wagner and took them to Wing. Ben Klagenburg pulled his thresh- ing rig over and threshed Harry Ulfer’s and Roy ees durum winter wheat Friday Saturday. Ted Cromwell from near Hurds- field spent Monday night and Tues- day at McIntyre’s Philip Webber was a caller at Ed Wagner's Thursday evening. Elmer Drum, Adolph Webber and Philip Webber helped Jacob Webber move his household effects and oth- er things to Goodrich Tyesday. Mr. and Mrs. Webber have rented a house in Goodrich and expect to make it their future home. We are sorry to lose them, but hope they will like their new home. Those shopping in Wing Satur- day were ert Glenvilles, Fred Smith, Adolph Webber, Ed Cloud and Mclntyres. ‘ Harry Ulfers is doing scme truck- ing for Jack Stewar: this week. ir. and Mrs. Jacob Steiglemeyer and daughter Alice, were business and Miss Erickson called on Mrs. Bert Glanville Monday evening. Mrs. Elmer Drum helped her mother, Mrs. Jacob Webber, pack and get ready to move Monday. Another new subscriber to the Tribune is Mrs. N. L. Krautz, of Na- perville, Ill. She was fcrmerly Miss Christine Webber. Mr. and Mrs. J. Syneder of Good- rich visited at the Webber home Thursday. ["Mottit Miss Mildred Jameson visited at the Fred Moffit home Thursday. ladies’ aid met at the home of Mrs, A. E. Cline Wednesday af- ternoon. At 5 o'clock a delicious lunch was served. Mrs, H. L. Adams visited at the H. Pp. Asselstine home Friday. 8. Emil Enackson visited at the J. E. htalling visited at the M. G. MeNi home Sunday after- ncun, Miss Nora Buckley and Mr. Mel- vin Thoreson were united in mar- wage “ay. Nov. 5 8. T, Mauk was a shopper in tow. We vy. Mrs, Dewey Olson visited at the |s Ed De Haan home Tuesday after- oat 5 in. e O. N. Dunnham of Bismarck was down looking after his business in- terests Friday and Sasueley. Young was shopping spent the honte of het parente and and Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Lane in town We '. Mrs. H. P. Asselstine and Mrs, M. G, McNally visited at the S. T. Shaffer. Eldon Lewis called Sun- yy and accompanied his sister, me, Mrs. Al Chapin called on Mrs. M. T. Olson Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Eisenbeisz called on Mr. and Mrs. H, Van Horn Sunday. Rolland Welch and F. E. McCi ‘were unexpected callers at the Driscoll State Bank Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs, A. H. Meland, Mrs. Van Vieet and Mrs. Ray Meyers motored to Bismarck Sunday. ¢ Miss Mildred Apland and Henry Petergon bre the week-end at the home of Mildred’s parents. Mrs. Arnold Carlson is spending a few days at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, John Kuck, Mr. and Mrs. A. Bruschwein and Willie Olson and families had din- ner with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Olson Sunday. The teachers of the Breet des! op, artment of the Methodist Sunday chool entertained their classes at a party Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. O. Johnson. The M. W. A. gave a dance at ed Community hall Tuesday eve- ning. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Newcomer entertained Mr. and Mrs. Clure and Mr. and Mrs. Carr Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Swanson had dinner Sunday. with Mr. and Mrs. Al. Chapin. $+ f Sterling | Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Johnson vis- itedgat the Lang home Thursday eve- ing. Max Lang is threshing for H. R. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gaskill have been helping Mr. and Mrs. H. R._Wright with threshers. Mrs. R. L. Dorson cooked for Max Langs threshers last week. Miss Mildred Johnson spent the week-end with Miss Bertha Peter- son. Mrs..R. L. Dorson and son Joseph called at the Max Lang home Sun- day afternoon. Miss Bertha Petersen accompanied by Miss Mildred Johnson motored to Bismarck Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Carey Johnson vis- ited at Harry Edgerleys Sunday. Bill Heoft was a town caller Tucs- day. ‘Edgar Johnson and Richard Lang went to Bismarck Tuesday. ‘5 The dance which was given in Sterling Friday evening was very well attended. Music was furnished by_the Mandan orchestra. Miss “Peggy” Peterson accom- panied by “Johnnie” Johnson mo- tored to Hazelton to church Sunday afternoon. Jerrold Ellis from Brainerd, Minn., ed| is assisting Max Lang with his work. Mr. Warren Belile and Ben Free- mon called at the Max Lang home Saturday. Mr. Richard Lang and Jerrold Bo visited at the Belile home Sun- Bye f Still > C. L. Johnsons have installed a new radio and are receiving fine programs. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Pearson were callers in Regan Monday. program and sale held by the Ladies’ Aid of the Swedish Mission church Monday night was a wonder- ful success in spite of the stormy weather. @ sum of money, L. M. Nordquist, son Vernon and daughter, Ella and Miss Emily Carl- son visited with the Ole Hagstrom’s Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Benton Backman and sons, Leonard and Marwin, were entertained at the Ericson home Sunday. Pete Johnson, Pastor Gust Fors- gren and Mr, and Mrs. Eric Pearson were callers at Arthur Johnson’s Monday. Ole Hagstrom and son Albert made a business trip to Bismarck Wed- nesday. The Still Community P. T, A. will hold its regular meeting Friday, Armistice day, November 11th, at the Still hall. lund township is putting on the program this month and it promises to be good. The The ladies realized quite| , dies will be in keeping with the “Tagrid Hagstrom spent Tuesday night Gtgee Feirtag in! Wilton. ir. an and children spent Thursday night with C. L. Johnson's. Friday they left Wilton .on their way to Cali- fornia, via St. Paul, points in Iowa, and Forth Worth, Texas. They are going by car and plan to visit rela- tives_and friends at these points. The Richards formerly lived near Still. We regret their leaving, but wish them a happy home in sunny California. Mr. and Mrs. John Asplund and son Lloyd, and Miss Alma Benson motored to Bismarck Friday. They spent the night with Mrs. Asplund’s Gaeta ome Saturday night. Gene Strand, who has been work- ing for John Asplund the last week, lost control of a team he was driv- ing on Monday. A runaway was result, but very little damage was done. Gene had the presence nid to steer straight for a straw stack, Mrs, August Asplund and son Ned spent Sunday with John Asplund. Mrs. William Richard ° of|at the Wi evening. Every one present re-|Mrs. H. ‘tee Edgerton ed Po a very good tine. John Ohlhauser, Jr., went to Lin- ton the middle part of the week. rey Grenz was a business caller at Linton Wednesday. f Wild Rose Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Swanson mo- tored to Bismarck Thursday where Mrs. Swanson had some dental work ¥ done. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Elliott and family pioneer residents of thi locality moved to Oakes last week. Friends here wish them the best of success in their new home. Miss Helen Brownawell, a Bis- marck high school student, the week-end with the home folks. Miss Helen Skramstad, teacher of erry Grove school, accompanied by Miss Beatrice Hardland, who teaches in the Moffit vicinity, were among those who visited the Bu- chanan Nalley school Friday. Quite a number motored to Bis- marck the last of the week to at- tend the corn show. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brownawell and Mr. and Mrs. John Lauson of Glencoe and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brownawell and son Bobby of Sterl- ing were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brownawell of Moffit. Misses Lillian and Ellen Peterson ji and Martha and Bernice Gosney, who attend high school in Braddock, spent the week-end at their reepec- tive homes. Misses Helen Erickson and Helen Skramstad, teachers of Wild Rose No. 1 and Cherry Grove schools are planning on giving a Thanksgiv- ing program together. Quite a crowd of our young tells attended the dance at Sterling, day evening. i Painted Woods | ————_——_——_—_—_—_—+ Ole Lillefjeld installed a radio Monday. A large number of friends gath- ered at the Brooks home Monday evening to bid them farwell, as they are leaving for Iowa the first of the week. The Brooks are old set- tlers of this vicinity and expect to make Iowa their future home, hi ing lived there before. Andrew Nelson is busy hauling home his hay this week. Mr. and_ Mrs. Dan Johnson and Mrs. Iver Erickson motored to Wil- ton Monday. Mr. ‘and Mrs. Elias Lillefjeld and son Gerald were callers at the Elsberg home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erickson and son Ernest spent Wednesday at the Andrew Nelson home. Dick Iverson called on Ole Lille- fjeld Wednesday morning. Mrs. C. M. Elsberg is on the sick list this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Soderquist and sons Einer and Melvin visited at the Elsberg home Friday. Elmer Carlson is helping Joe Brostrom haul his grain to town, Everyone seems to be “usy put- ting on storm windows, hauling coal, and doing everything in | general, getting ready for cold weather. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brow,. motored to Wilton Peet ee Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson were callers in Wilton Saturday after- noon, Jean Damstrom hauled home a load of coal from the Eciurd mine jaturday. ‘ Mr. and Mrs, Herman Hilder- brandt attended German services in Wilton ae i ’ Christ and Edwin Lillefjeld, Bill Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Elias Lille- fjeld called at the Elsberg and Lillefjeld home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown spent Sunday afternoon at the Fauth home. i The first snow of the season fell in this vicinity carly Sunday eve- ning. Those having radios surely en- joyed Sears Roebuck’s program Sat- urday evening. It all came in as clear as thougk right in the room. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Brown took the Soo for Bismarck Frida: ning. They returned home Iver Erickson is busy hauling his Sgn to town by truck in spite of eve- londay. © bad roa*s, o Wing | Mr. and Mrs, John Weber, Jr., were visitors at the John Mueller home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Weber, 6r., and Emma Weber motored to Bis- marck Saturday. bs C. P, Evans of Fargo was a busi- ness visitor in Wing Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Olson and Bernie Harty motored to Harvey Thursday to visit with Mrs. Olson's parents, returning Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Franzen and son Archie were Sunday guests at the Henry Jacobson home. "Clifford. Milland spent Sunday in Bismarck, Ben Lawyer of Bismarck was a business caller in Wing M Jim Olson spent last week visit- ing with his mie, who is employed fe. Christsin’ Endeavor will have an - Hampton | Anh rn fe Frank Koppy returned to Tem- vik. He has visiting with home folks during teachers’ examinations. Paul Mansehund is hauling wheat to Linton this week. i Henry Knittel went to Linton on business. Mr. and Mrs, Godfrey Grenz were | her callers at Bismarck fore of the week sis week. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Koppy and/ di daughter were callers at Linton and GE é i 7 i % ge i i Es s _ 9a ite 3 z i 35 ¥e topic Mr, and Mrs. Chris and family visited at the ‘Becter home on Si ‘Mr. and Mrs. Ea Resche : Fesseden Frida erage was vel 1 attended, next meeting will be at the reenan home. * Irvin Johnson is busy hauling nag 3 week. . and Mrs, McCoy were Regan: callers Saturda; tlanson is busy, aula” from Minnesota F; 'e «Mr. and Mrs. Aue: Olson were, [eet of the Lod McCullough home urday evening. Clayton, Clyde and. Bud Tittle each purchased some bred. hogs of the Walworth Bros. boys ge going into the hog busi-, ness next year, its Boris ae was @ caller Saturday. u jon home G ra Mrs. Alvin Ghylin ant son Gerald visited at Mrs. ins parental: home on Sunday. Grant Lindsey had the misfortune, to break his arm F: . He was driving cattle when his which he was riding fell with him, He was taken to the Bi k where he is getting along as well as_can be e: . Little Edward, Glen and Johnson were guests of Mrs, J. tle on Friday. | Paul and Marvin Rupp called at. Ed Rasches Saturday. | aoe Vallen was a Regan caller turday. 4 cas ue has purchased © new. eed-miull, i Mr, and Mrs. Albert Vollen mo= °Ghes, Our, Guy McCoy, i as. Our, Jordahl, J. F. Little and Clyde de- livered some cattle in Wing for the Lindsey Bros. Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCallough. mnataied to Wilton "setarday ever, ning. Mrs. John Howe was @ Regan caller a *- ‘W. H, Kolb was a Regan caller Friday. Miss Aletha Johnson, teacher of Rock Hill, her parental home in Driscoll. s Three of the Moses children en- tertained school No. 1 last week. There are 14 scholars now enrolled. There will be a P. T. A. meeting held in Canfield school Friday eve- pe Nov. 11th. ¢ high school students gave a party at the schoolhouse Friday eve- ning. Everyone present had a won- aetyrent: Macpata Roselyn Pat- ymond, Mary a ton visited with Mrs. Ira Bailey Friday. The Cook family have moved to their new home which used to be known as the Kamins farm. A. H. Lundbery E ipetaored some fine milch cows of Walworth Bros. The exnression “Solid South’ first used by Col. John 8. Mosby in a letter to the New York He: advocating the election of ford B. Hayes in 1876, A THREE DAYS oH STO DANGER