The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 9, 1928, Page 9

Mr. Robinson of Braddock . sub- stituted for the regular mail man Mr. Lasher ‘was ill, bf lean deeded ln de Ernest Saville was a pas to Bismarck Wednesday te bares none dental work ‘done. home the next day. A number of our young people ice! carnival dance on Saturda parents of a pair! gay spend/ reached there in plenty of ti transacted MacMurrick shi seed oan the : Stewart delivered several loads of corn at the Paul recently. Several farmers é % “Al THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, : 1928 iP. Ferguson spent a few da: recently at the Burt Buckley Heuee A dance will. be given at the Shorty Craig home Saturday eve- ning. ‘Funeral services were held at the Glencoe church Saturday for Harvey Allensworth, an old and much re- ted resident of this locality, who in a Bismarck hospital after a long .. Many were present to pay their last respects to this worthy and much-] citizen. Bernice Johnston returned to Bis- . W. Stewart spent the week-end in the Capital Cit; John R. Stewart is now much im- proved after several weeks’ illness. John Becknall, who has for several years conducted an extensive guinea ig business in this vicinity, has sold eta and moved to the Cap- . Misses Stella Peterson and Gullickson, Mandan high school students, spent the week-end their homes in r. Mr. and Mrs. Fi Klingenstein New Salem are visiting at the home of Mrs. Klingenstein’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gullickson, Mrs, A. F, McMasters returned Monday evening from Bismarck, where she spent the week-end. Mr. McMasters, who is a patient at the hospital, is expected home Part of the week as his condition is greatly improved. The Sanger baseball club is giving iy night, the dance there Smith spent the jome in Washburn, returning home Monday evening. . Mrs. J. F. Flowers was a guest at enithe R. F. Smith home for several we be Carrie. Dunn returned Mon- day morning. from Fort Segre ny been spendi a few ‘s at. the home of Mr. and Mie. at Stanton sire — ‘Sanger as the ; Geo, Smith, ‘were gu at Gullickson home Mon- : i ; of Los Angeles, Calif, is here looking after business ° = S.W. Burleigh | Abraham Loveless spent a few in Bismarck lest week. Goolstein visited Monday jaomi Buck; R.L.’ Gramling ‘spent the week- end “visiting re au in this vicin- The many friends of B. Boid, who ly underwent an operation, will be glad to learn he is improv- ing. His brother Robert, who went to be with him during his tion, ime. Mr. Chesak business in Fargo last week. ; Knut ano n and pon oe ere oF as being very mi provi y hope to be able to leave the hospital some time this week. Mrs. Hanson and daughter Nellie are also improved but are still:in a very weak ition, Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Davenport have is congratula! pai at a Bismarck hospital, Mrs. Goldstein, who has been a patient in the Bismarck hospital for some time, is very much improved and is able to be out of the hospital, she is ‘still h co aking. ‘good use of his truck. Besides hauling his own grain he has time to haul corn for his neighbors. Bert Buckley: and Lee Mallard were collecting dues for the tele- phone company last week. Mrs. H: McMurrich and daughter spent-an afternoon last week visit- ine, at: the A. J, Stewart home. A. Loveless is h::sking corn for Claud Hauser. ° Bernice Johnson spent the week- a oe ae ct tor aarenta to Ht Fi Ss 85 3 ago for Mandan where she is vis relatives. . i An old-time dance and card party was given in the local hotel on Wed- nesday evening. A large crowd was, present, and a most enjoyable time was had by all. Midnight lunch was served. Bill Gilbertson, who has been em- et in railroad work near the uth Dakota line for several weeks, has returned home. Mr. Gilbertson acted as substitute for one of the section hands while he was called home on account of illness in his family. . Mrs. C. V. Anderson, who is spend- ing the winter in Bismarck, was home a few days ey Local friends of William Parmly, better known as Bill, of Sawyer, N. D., were very much pleased with the nice program he recently gave over KGCU, the Mandan station. Bill is an artist worth listening to, and his old-time songs and i eae ace companiment made a decided hit with local folks, who are growing tired of chain programs. A number of local folks are com- plaining of the rheumatism on ac- count of the damp weather, Harvey Williams of Mandan passed through here:a few days ago while en route home from Minot where he attended the bottlers’ con- vention. Mr. Williams ‘was re- elected secretary-treasurer of the or- ganization. Local old-time weather prophets say we are going to have an carl; spring, i of what Mr. Ground. hog said. orses are shedding and there are other signs which tell us spring is soon coming. It can’t come too early for us! $$ f Carson ——__ Harry Staigman was a Mandan visitor Wednesday and Thursday. Miss Tillie Bay went to Bismarck Wednesday morning, where she will enter a hospital and undergo an op- eration for appendicitis. Peter Botton returned from Man- | bil dan Wednesday, where he had been for a week taking treatments for a stubborn cold. He is much improved in health. Fred Steinley, Jr., is a new resi- dent_in Carson. He is residing in the E. A. Holritz house in the east part of town. W. A. Hart, president of the First State Bank, returned from the cities Wednesday. Dr. H. R. Leavitt returned from Fargo and the twin cities Wednes- day. Fred Dettloff transacted business at New Leipzig and Mott Wednes- ve returning Thursday. irs. P. P. Schlosser went to Bis- marck Wednesday to get medical aid for her hand. Mrs. Schlosser was bitten by a eat which had got caught in the ieee of @ washing ma- soy which she was trying to extri- cal The many friends of E. B. Little- field will be glad to learn that he is improvii fast. Wm. Nultemeier returned from Fargo Wednesday, where he had been to attend a convention. The fast high school basketball team of Carson defeated the Leith school . team . 41 to 10 on Frida: night, and Saturday night they too! the Selfridge high school, which is on & tour, to the tune of 19 to 8. e Carson king is’ mal pores ner Sakis ni ithe basketbell~games - F; S and Saturday c,d aleo at the show The les year da ide th nce Qibheaus’ Teelday night ST well t- nded, art ; Attorney. A. T. Nelson motored to Bismarck Thursday on business mat- ters, returning Saturday. Dean Helland went to Mandan Thursday to get his car which he was forced to leave there some time ago on account of the bad roads. L. R. Kelley left for California day morning. There will be a musical comedy at the Orpheum Friday night. It is a road show, which comes well recom- inended. Pete Dillenberg of Selfridge, form- erly of Carson, spent Sunday with friends here. Attorney V. Hogen of New Leipzig the wee ey Monday in Carson on business. ca a oaths ingot talaw, rge Weller, of New zig were Carson visitors Monday. is Material for the Carson band min- strel show me arsiyed at the Pers a ey plan it show F bruary 11th, Bh a) we [Hampton Among those that ae callers at Lise wee ae gee Roth, lacob Weber, Mat 0] and PA sow sees eres: ‘op home Tuesday from ‘Pemviky ‘mllero she has been employed. Godfrey Grenz transacted busi- annon Ball Wednesday af- Sidney Casey was a business oe at Cannon Ball Thursday, ‘rank oe ; Umber transacted business ir Umber ot ee Gary load ve je) 01 to Hazelton with the truck Sature ‘of the af ie dance at Beturtay evening. iy oe i i & 2 F i roren eect nema MD cee. 1+HE BISMARCK TRIBUNE drove to Mandan to catch the flyer for Melrose, Minn., to be with her. Paul Dempsey met with a serious accident Friday afternoon while he| Coll und beef at was butchering a 700-; e stick used the Pete Klein home. Walter Boyd motor home ie oS ae 4 for the week-end, Both omar attend the Jamestown to hoist the steer broke, letting the | other stick and weight of the steer strike Paul on top ad. Ow. ing to so many of the doctors bei away at this time it was midni before a doctor arrived. The dt fears a fractured skull, but owing to his condition they unable to move him at the present time. C. Kleinschmidt left Saturday morning on a business and pleasure trip to St. Paul. 3 Morris Stack of Selfridge came up Saturday after A. P. Black’s Ford. John Semers and son of Freda were transacting business in town Monday. Peter Klein shipped a car of coast hogs to Tacoma, also shipped a car of cattle to the Sioux City market, Sees aaa the car to Sioux City himself. A group of young folks attended the dance at Leith Friday night. Mrs. Sammy Pack spent the week- end a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schiek. John Kain of Hettinger was a Raleigh visitors the last of the week in the interest of a tractor company. He visited at the home of his broth- er while in town. Ed Heasiiilssen shippel 11 head of corn-fed_cattle tc the Sioux City market Friday. Ed is one of our progressive farmers who believes in fattening both cattle and hogs for the market. Henry Faubel, section foreman at ed was assisting the section crew wit ii if i Raleigh Tuesday. circle of Bris- party in honor recent bride, business visitor The Ladies Se' bane gave a surpri of Mrs. Sammy Pack, at the home of Mrs. A. Wills Thurs-| chy sat evening. ir, Ed McFall came up from Me- Intosh and returned home from Flasher Tuesday with his automo- ue, Westrum Brothers received a car of farm machinery Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Gorgus of Des Moines, Iowa, arrived the last of the week to make their home at the Eu- gene Wallace farm north of Raleigh. Mrs. Gorgus was formerly Miss Ella Reich of Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beem en- tertained at dinner Sunda: id Mrs. Louis Jepsen and children and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Christensen and children. Mrs. J. C. Christensen and Mrs. Theodore Christensen entertained jointly at the J. C. Christianson home Saturday afternoon in honor of the birthdays of their sons, Wayne and Robert, respectively. The Brisbane basketball team passed through Ralcigh on their way home from Shields Saturday morn- ing, where they went down to defeat, through an error. This is the first game that the team has lost this season. Theodore Halverson and son left Monday morning for Minneapolis to spend a few days visiting relative: Miss Thelma Rose and Dwi Kizer of Selfridge visited Sat y with the former’s sister, Miss Viv- ian Rose, of Raleigh. Mr, and Mrs. Albert Keffler left) h: Friday morning for their home at Sturgis, S. D., after having spent the ast ten days at the home of Mrs. effler's ‘mother, Mrs. E. Morrison. Miss Ethel Christensen spent Sun- day night ‘as a guest of Miss Alice Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Miller an- nounce the birth of a baby daughter Sunday noon. f Welch’s Spur | Ralph and Raymond Snyder vis- ited at the Doppler home Sunday. Mr. .and Mrs. Ralph Ishmall also called. Mrs. John Nieland, teacher of Boyd School No. 1, returned to her boarding place Sunday afternoon. She and her husband motored from their home in Emmons county, and report the roads very rough. Robert Welch and little son and danenter, Bobbie and Laura, visited at the Dopler home Sunday. Glen Oder of near Regan, drove a truck down to Mr. Doppler’s place Sunday to get his old runabout, which has been at Mr. Doppler’s place all winter. Mrs. Geo. McMurrich, who has been visiting her daughter in James- town, returned home this week. Mr. Doppler and son Lawrence motored to Bismarck Monday. Clar- ence returned to school, after spend- ie ape at home. ir. and Mrs. Robert Welch and family called on Mrs. Welch’s -par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Doppler, Mon- day afternoon. Mrs, Knut Hanson is reported not so well since Sunday. Alfred Han- son, the oldest son, is also in the hospital with typhoid now. Mr. Hanson and son Earl are reported to be able to be up. The Alsbi boys, Randolph and Gerald, were Bismarck visitors Mon- and Mrs. John Welch and fam- ily ited at the Robt. Welch home paenday, afternoon. John had a bat- tery which he wished to have his ther’ cl . Ed Doppler visited at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Robt. Welch, Ye Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dorman and son Theodore visited at the’ John Welch home Wedneaday, evening... Mrs." John Nieland ‘dined at the me of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dorman and son Theodore’ took Mrs. Neiland back to. her boarding. place where bes ¢ called on Mr. and Mrs. Welch listened to the radio. “Mr. and Mrs. John ‘Alsbury mo- to Bismarck Thursday. wn, Sr., is on the| di; tored ___ Raleigh | ae ‘Julius ‘were business callers-in Bismarck Friday. home for i with his brother-in- Robt. Welch. Earl Snyder and son Ralph were Gerald Alsbury each xf les # a z ie fash., Friday. He] Joe Jacobs was a business caller. in Bismarck Monday. as N. L. Daffinrud visited school Jacob Underse: Nears bd returning to Bismarck esday, home Wednesday with a new Inter- national truck which he will use to haul his coal, Fred Jones was an eastbound pass- enger to Hazen Friday where he looked over his business affairs in that city. Mr. and Mrs. Hent Speckt were guests at the home ra Mr. and Mrs. id Speckt over Thursday and Jacob Huber was Hazen Monday where is be at and relatives of that rt to with city. . L, Riedle was a passenger to Mandan where he looked over his business matters. Evangelist John Sornberger of Minneapolis gave a won 1 ser- mon in the Congregational church Sunday. Matthew 5:13, “You Are the Salt of the Earth.” Evangelist Sornberger is now con- ducting revival meetings in Zap, for two weeks. Nick Kohm was an eastbound passenger to Mandan Wednesday, where he transacted business. Mrs. George Blieley returned from Beulah Saturday after havin; ited a few days with her frien id relatives of that town. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oin of Werner attended the services con- ducted by Evangelist Sornberger Sunday in the Congregational rch, E. _N. _Briedlit caller in Stanton 5 Otto Bauman took the train to Hazen Thursday where he looked over his business affairs in that cox folks party was gi young folks party was given at the J. %. Hi home Sunday. Games were pla: after which a ¢slicious lunch served. Andrew Brown and son and daughter, Elmer 2.41 Alice, motored to Zap Monday whcre they attended the services conducted by Evangelist Sornberger. Oscar Underseyer, the 12-year- old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Under- seyer, died Wednesday, February 1, after having been sick for some time. He leaves to mourn his loss three brothers and four sisters, father and mother. Funeral services were held Friday and the remains were laid to rest in the Juetzler cemetery. [ was a business Arena | Ben Klagenber; caller in Wing Monda: Ed Smith and Bluet Wagner were out hunting cottontails Monday. They succeeded in getting five, also a business it | plenty of exercise. H, E, Wurm and Jake Nathan of Tuttle were in Wing Monday dem- onstrating the new Ford car. He ad a sport coupe. Mrs. Owen McIntyre and sons Hugh and Richard left via train for Billings, Mont., Monday for a two weeks’ with her son Patrick. He hasn't seen his. parents for two rs and is anxiously waiting for m. Ed Smith was a dinner guest at the Ben Klagenberg home ‘Tuesday, a rabbit pie being served. The five cottontails didn’t last long in a pie, Harry Ulfer is hauling grain to Arena this week with his truck. He is taking advantage of the opened Owen McIntyre and Ben Klagen- berg were callers in Arena Monday in search of their lost dogs. They said ‘there were plenty to choose from—a dog from every town. John Leib was a business caller in # ena Monday. Joha Wutzke went to Tuttle Mon- cay “4 get a load of wood for school jo. 2. Babe Knowles in the Arena vicinity Monday. found the roads rather rough for| ford trucking. Mrs. Elmer Drum has been on the sick list this week. She had a se- vere attack of flu. Dr. Thelan of Wilton was the Atending physician. Mrs. Drum is somewhat improved at this writing. Ed Pond was an early caller at the BluchWagner home Friday morning. He came to call the doctor for Mrs. Elmer Drum, as they have no phone. Charley Johns was a business call- er in Wing Monday. Bert Glanville had the hard luck of having his pump froze up Sunday morning. ? Harry Ulfers has been hauling grain this week with his truck. _ J.J. Scallon was a business caller in Wing Monday. Bert. Glanville started for Wing Saturday but due t. car trouble he was obit to stop at McIntyre’s for the day. They were unable to get the car started, so Owen Mc- Int; and George Melaizzs took their truck ged Best Glanville went was a caller in and Mrs. Philip Weber and children also Mr. and Mrs. Adol; Weber and children called at the El- mer Drum home Friday. Herman Sielingler was a business caller in Wing tandey. Roy Hazelgrove w: usy hauling, as Saturday. ir. and Mrs. Elmer Dunken of Goodrich visited at the Elmer home Tester Aoornece. ts Mr. and . Emerson Glanville visited at the Bert Glanville home Friday. Bert and Emerson were out hunt wolves, but they didn't see oy bat eid he saw ed 7 next was ? Christ Wetzel was a business call- er in Arena Saturday. He was af- ter a load of lumber. Mrs. Ed is helping to care for Mrs. Lonny um this week. Win aes little son and’ Mrs. Jacob ‘ it the Elmer Dram His text was taken from |@ Drum | fever. urda: in Billings, Mont., all .O. K. Mrs. McIntyre said she was train sick on e way. , Will Harty was a business caller in Tuttle Saturday. Ed Smith was tearing down his granary Friday getting ready for spring. Don’t rush the season too much, for the ground hog saw his shadow. , Miss Dena Bussard is helping with the work at the Elmer Drum home this week. Philip Weber was a business caller in Wing Thursda: » took a load of Andrew Kraft, grain to Arena Saturday. Bert Glanville had the hard luck of having his pump freeze up Sunday xaorning. Elmer Drum called at the Wagner home Saturday night to talk with Dr, Thelan. Jake Brose took a load of grain to Arena Saturday. Charley Edwards was to haul a load of lignite to school No. 3 Fri-| | any as they were running out of fuel. Bluch Wagner and Ben Klagen- berg were callers in Arena Thurs- day. They said there was a large crowd in town. . | Ghylin dhs Mrs. Candee, Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Gosney and family and Gusta Her- Mrs. E, Fogarty and Re rs. E. Fogarty an x were ae in Sterling over the week- end. Miss Mabel Morton visited at the Henry Swindling home Sunday. Charley Gosney and Earl Gaskill visited at the “Jim” Koon home near Driscoll Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp and family attended the card party in Sterling Saturday night. Miss Bessie ‘Swindling, who has been visiting with her mother for a few days, has returned to her home ene ti mny Morton spent Saturda: night with Earl Gaskill "i jisses Marion Lewis and Esther Lang have returned to the James- town college after a few days’ visit with home folks. —_——— A Painted Woods | eo Mrs. William Brown and Walter Waddington visited at the Ole Lille- fjeld home Monday evening. Wm. Brown returned home from Bismarck where he has been visiting for a few a Tuesday. Ole Lillefjeld called at the Andrew jelson home Tuesday. Alvin Lang and sons are busy Marvin, Marion, Ivan and Willis Alm were callers at the A. J. Krause home Wednesday evening. Mrs. August Krause and son Adolf were business callers in Wil- ton Monday. Mrs. E. J. Englebretson was a caller in Wilton Saturday afternoon. Emil Olson and Arthur Lander- |p; holm were callers at the E. J. Engle- bretson home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. were callers at the Sigmund Rupp home one day last week. Mrs. P. Seibel and Mrs. A. J. Krause were callers at the Fred Ehnes home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Rupp were callers at the Fred Ehnes home Sat- Marine O'Brien h nowadays hauling wood. Andrew Nelson drove to Wilton Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown and Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Lang and children gathered at the Fred Brown home Wednesday, it being Fred's birthday. A supper was served by Mrs. Fred rown, Edwin Lillefjeld is spending a few days visiting at the Ole Lillefjeld jome. Jean Damstrom and Ole Lillefjeld eoled coal from the Lind mine Wed- nesday, Glen Cleveland and “Smoky” Rich- ards of Wilton called at the Ole Lille- fjeld home Friday. Elias Lillefjeld of Wilton, spent urday evening. Mrs. Fred Ehnes was a caller at the A. J. Krause home last week. Miss Mildred Funston was a caller at the Ghylin schoolhouse with her sister, Miss Ella Funston, who is teaching there. Misses Martha Alm_ and Hilda Krause were callers in Wilton Mon- ge G Tuesday and Wednesday. ir. and Mrs. Aug. Lundberg and son, Leonard, were callers at the E. J. Englebretson home Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Howard Watkins has re- turned to her home after spending some time in the capital city. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Krause were callers at the Adam Klein home Sun- day. Nr. and Mrs. H. Kikul were callers at the Sigmund Rupp home Thurs- Y Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ehnes were callers at the A. J. Krause home one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. Klein and son Willie were callers at the Fred Ehnes home Sunday. f Taft Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nieman were shopping in Moffit Tuesday. Lh elson visited at the Nie- man home the fore part of the week. Mrs. John Baker went with the Durfee family to Bismarck Tuesday, returning home Wednesday. Art Chenoweth and Mac McKane are helping Fogarty haul his ice. The men folks were sorry to hear there would be no more rock hauling. It stopped Friday noon. Mrs. Frank Swindling of. Bis- marck camé down on No, 8 Tuesday to visit at few days at the Henry Swindling home. Mr, and Mrs. George Lewis were Sterling callers Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Swindling and family spent Wednesday evening at the Roy Baker home. Mrs. Charley Anderson, Mrs. Lu- cas, 0. Prince and son Harold visited at the Wagner home in Ster- ling Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. P. M. Gosney and Edna and Mrs. Wilbert Koon and children, Clif. fol ind Margery, were the Gaskill home Thursday. Misses Marion Lewis and Esther Sunday at the Elsberg home. Melvin Soderquist called at the Elsberg home Friday afternoon. Iver Erickson made a trip to Wil- ton with his truck Saturday. Lester Brown is working in the woods this week, sawing wood. Jean Damstrom was after a load of wood Saturday. Wm. Brown was a caller at Wilton Saturday. Mrs. Axel Stenquist is spending a few days helping son who has been sick. Nick Iverson took a half a hog to Wilton Thursday, having sold a bere ea to aa Lillefjeld. vin ing is bus: utting u} wood these days. ie. Andrew _ Nelson took a load of ioe! to Wilton and had it ground riday. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld and Mrs. Elsberg called at the Ole Soder- quist home Friday evening. | Still o Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson mo- tored to Bismarck Tuesday. Mrs. Howard Watkins has com- pletely recovered from her operation for appendicitis. She came to Still on the train Thursday morning from Bismarck, and from there went to her home south of Re; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson shopped in Regan Tuesday after- noon. _Mr..and Mrs. Anthony Erickson visited at the Hagstrom home Sat- urday evening. The Union Sunday school of Still met again Sunday morning with a good attendance. On account of the severe cold weather and bad roads of the last two months there have been no sessions. But it is hoped that from now on the meetings can be held regularly. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Noon and family were guests at the C. L. Johnson home Sunday. Mrs. Noon is a sister of Mrs. Johnson. The Still Community P. T. A. will hold its regular meeting at the Still hall Friday, Feb. 10. A basket so- I will follow the program which is to be put on by the schools of Ecklund township. A number of relaives and friends * | Lang, who have been attending the Jamestown college returned home Wednesday evening for a visit at their respective homes. Mrs. Johnson and William were Sterling callers Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Gosney and family and Miss Mildred Johnson were visitors at the Gaskill home Sunday. j Mrs. Henry Jessen and Mrs. Lu- cas spent Friday afternoon at the Z. Drystad home in Sterling. urch services are held in Ster- ling over Sunday at twelve o'clock. Miss Mildred Johnson spent Satur- day night at her home. rt. and Mrs. George Lewis and daughter Marion and Mr. Max Lang and family were visitors at the Emil Lang home Sunday. Earl Gaskill and Charley Gosney cutting a few loads of ice for Henry Swindling. John Benz called at the'Carl Olson home Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Zelmer Drystad and daughters Stella and Velma were vis- itors at the Charley Anderson home Sunday. George Lewis is busy filling his ice je, M. E. Ladies’ Aid will meet at the church in Sterling Friday, February tenth, Mrs. L, B. Smith will enter- tain. John Benz has the scarlet We wish her a speedy recov- "Nies, Ed Olson called at the John Benz home Sunday night. Miss Lucille Elness went to'consult 2 doctor in Bismarck Saturday. ‘She athered, at the home of Mr. and irs. Albert Johnson Friday evening to celebrate the birthday of Mr. Johnson’s mother, Mrs. Andrew Johnson. Velma and George Johnson and Nedine, Ival and Donald Noon called at the Hagstrom home Sunday aft- ernoon. Eric Pearson was a Wilton shop- per Friday. f ickson went to Turtle Lake the first part of the week. Mrs. Erickson is remaining for a visit at th home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hanson, of Turtle Lake. Roy Anderson and Teddy Hed- strom have been busy the last week taking an inventory of the stock in the Still store. Mr. Anderson is leaving the business this month. Mr. Hedstrom will take his place. He is the son of Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. Albin Hedstrom of Bismarck, formerly of this community. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson and children.called on Mr. and Mrs. Pete Johnson Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Andrew Peterson of Mandan arrived Monday morning for a visit with her sister, Mrs. John Asplund, Mrs. Jacob Danielson. of eeas visited at the home of her daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Danielson, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A, E. Nelson and family motored to Turtle Lake Fri- had to remain there for a few days. E. L, Hurr and daughter Elnora were Sterling callers Monday. Miss Florence Gosney spent Sun- doy Nant at the Max ng home. » and Mrs. William Stiles and children were Sterling callers Mon- ~ M. Gosney attended’ the Farm- eday ‘Mrs. day to a surprise party. They re- ported a es crowd crowd ad a good time was had. Mr. and Mrs. son Clifford visi ba 3 home Saturady evening. ir. and Mrs. Jake Bender visited at the Wm. Wagner home Friday. rs. Wi ildren d at the John A. irs. Walter John-|The that she and her sons arrived| Lewis and Marion and Mrs. Lucas, | sented with nice gifts. The evening nt in and at To" oBeck "tga Tes served by Mrs. J. A. jelson. John A. Berg motored to Bismarck Friday to consult a doctor, returning the same da: ¢ veriey to Wilton fer J. A. Berg er J, Tuesday, . Berg purchased three rses at the Otto Miller farm Thursday. Berg is intending to farm his own land this year. His health is in better ition this year. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Baumiller motored to Bismarck to see Mrs. Bau- miller’s brother, who is in a Lospital with a bad infection in his leg, but they said he is getting along r at this writing. Mrs. Fred ‘Kewniller is here in Wilson township vis! relatives. Her home is at Hi eld, N. D., but she lived a bth es Peles many years and is wel f She will return Saturday. [“Mrarenie —} George Day of Brittin transacted business in town Wednesday, L, E. Heaton and R. D. Crum transacted business in the southern part of Burleigh last week. H. S. Marsh, traveling freight agent was here between trains Wed- nesday. ' J. H. eee ets of Brocket visited friends Friday. Mr. Mac- monagle was called to Bismarck on business connected with the state department. Miss Ella M. Leathers visited here over the week-end at the close of the first semester of the Jemestown college, where she isa student, Miss Leathers returned to Jamestown Tuesday. Miss tlie ean Poo r to Sterl where is~ Ned fi jends. Mr. and Mrs. D, E. Wharton en- tertained the pupils of the seventh and ns les tetra evening Was 3) in ying ‘ames and ling of stories. verybody present reported @ good time. Miss Mary McClusky entertzined students MY scheol Mone the students of the che en sont oveatng ral we in 8. PT earl a in regular afternoon and The school session Tuesday transacted the usual business per- taining to their office. a The Bible study class will meet this week with J. Wildfang. 1 Rev. and Mrs. Brooks and son ein transacted business in Bis- e moc! program sponso: by the R. N. A. was well attended and enjoyed immensely. The bas- ket sale netted them $59. The P. T. A. met in regular ses- sion soelay et aaa wee rogram Was Acer irs. Fair- child. after whi the ladies served pie and coffee. Numbers on the pro- gram were: , America; read- ing of the minutes; song, Auld Lang Syne; short talk on What the P.T.A. leans, by the president, John Wild- fang; song, My Old Kentucky Home; reading A Model School, Mrs. Fair- child; Playing the Game, D._ E. Wharton; comical reading, Mrs. Tom Hughes; Cooperation and Club Work, Mrs. P. McNiell; 4-H Members on a visit, Mrs. Bertholf; vocal solo, Mrs. H, T. Crum; North Dakota, J. Wild- fang; Farm Outlook of North Da- kota, Don Bertholf; Experience of a Young Woman, Mrs. B. F. Coons; comical reading, Mrs. A. A vocal solo, Mrs. Crum; a contest by Mrs. Fairchild. Committees ap- pointed were: social, Mrs. wanly program, Miss Schiess, membership committee, Mrs. Geo. Hughes and Mrs. P. McNiell. The delegates to the country council will be appoint- ed at a later date. Ella Muller entertained a few of her friends at a surprise i honor of Lawrence Monson of Wood- rth. “Emma Weber spent the week-end thi rental 5 ‘blades. Runey visited “fhe school Mable Jacobson was & week-end guest at the Olson home, ‘She went out Friday evening with Hilma Ol- son and Lenora Hedstrom. 4 ie dance which was Phe here ‘riday evening was wel 5 The music was furnished by the “Five Jumping-Jacks,” for the ben- efit of the baseball boys. ei Johnny Knowles went to Sterling Sunday afternoon to visit friends. . John Muller spent the week-end township, was taken suddenly ill Sat- urday and ‘was rushed to the hospital at Bismarck. It was found that he Jacobso: day afternoon. irs. I. Kremenetsky went to Tut-’ tle Monday morning to visi ther sis- ter, Mrs. ane Losin @ Mr, Jensen of St. Paul, Finch, Van Slick & McConville, of St, Paul, is business at the Wing J.. J. Wagner and F