The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 22, 1928, Page 17

a as _itors in Sanger Wednesday night THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1928 NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS if Sanger } . The St. Patrick Dance given for ‘the benefit of the hall on Saturday night drew a large crowd and all present had a good time. H. C. Applequist and Mr. Magnu- son of Bismarck were business vis- and Thursday, W. B. Richardson made a business trip to Mandan and Bismarck on Thursday. Miss Marvelle Jones of Wash- burn was a guest at the H. R. Smith home over the week-end. C. W. Smith went to Mandan on Monday to purchase a Garload of sheep. W. B. Richardson opened a gen- eral store in the old Schamp build- ing on Saturday. as Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klingenstein of New Salem were Sunday guests at the G. O. Gullickson home. R. H. nell was transactin; business in Mandan and Bismarc! on Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. H. R. Smith spent Monday and Tuesday in Bismarck while hav- ing some dental work done. The Sanger P. T. A. will meet at the G. 0, Gullickson home on Fri- day evening, March 23. Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. P .A. Matteson apd Mrs, W. B. Richardson will assist Mrs. Gullickson in entertaining. J. H. Flowers was a visitor in Mandan between trains on Monday. Dick Temmons of Hensler spent Friday and Saturday in Sanger. SO | Wild Rose | R. W. Feltheim made a business trip to Bismarck last. week. The township board met at the clerk’s office Tuesday afternoon and audited the year’s business. Al! the members were present. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Thompson mo- tored to Bismarck Saturday, and had some dental work done. Miss Helen Brownawell, who at- tends high school in Bismarck, spent the week-end with the home folks. Mrs. Ernest Saville attended the Ladies’ Aid at the home of Mrs, Henry Sorm in Braddock Thursday afternoon. County Agent A. R. Miesen of Bismarck was down Saturday in the interests of the boys’ calf club. Max Lee motored to Bismarck Saturday with Miles Stanton, teach- er of school No. 2, where Mr. Stan- ton attended a meeting of the high- school teachers. A number of our young people at- tended the dance at Braddock Fri- day evening and danced until St. Patrick’s day in the morning. Friends here of Mrs. S. J. King of Bismarck will be glad to learn that she is improving and will soon leave the hospital for her home. Misses Helen Erickson and Helen Skramstad, two of our popular teachers, were shopping in Braddock Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Thompson ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Saville and Jens Jensen motored to Bismarck Friday returning the same y: The Wild Rose students who at- tend the Braddock high school ‘Misses Lillian and Ellen Peterson, Anna, Martha and Bernice Gosney| 4 and George Buck, spent the week- end at their respective homes. Miss Melen Skramstad, teacher of Cherry Grove school, spent the week-end with Miss Helen Erick- son. Mr. Lang of Sterlin vas down last week and purchased a couple of brood sows from Homer Brownawell. Visitors at the W. H. Brownawell home Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Ss. B. ling and little ones, Anna, Oscar and Anrette and Misses Helen Skramstad, Helen Brownawell, Ada Saville and Myrtle Olson ard Miles Stanton, Max Lee, Dwight Carlisle and Frank and Fred Saville. f Taft 1 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nieman and family visited at the Mal Ness home Wednesday night. Richard Lang called at the Gosney *oHEd Fogarty i spending a few da rty is spending a few days at the MeKane home. Ernest Hurr went to the sale at Martin Olson’s Wednesday. Presley Gosney and family helped Gaskills pick - Turkeys Thursday afternoon. ae hauling coal Herman Nieman w: from Sterling Thursday. Carl Olson visited at the John Benz home Thursday. George Lewis was er Thursday. : wenn Benz is on the sick 1i fe wi r a speedy recovery. Anton Oberg was a town caller P.M. Gosney, Charley, and Earl Gaskill went to the sale at Martin Olson's north of Sterling Wednes- ire Lucas is staying with Grand- ma Wagner. A *. Merman Nieman called at the John Benz home Wednesday noon. Carl Oléon and John Benz went to the sale at: Martin Olson’s Wednes- oA bert Koon called at the Gas- kill home Thursday. ‘Charley Gosney called at the An- a Sterling call-' Mr. an‘ Mrs. George Lewis were guests at the Herman Nie- man | Wednesd: eae Sas Bienarck or er re a ite a number attended P. T. A. schoolhouse Thursd.y had re-election of of- president, and'Mie'P. 3a. Gosne vice Peeatsent. i J E. L, Hurr and faniily were Bis- SUE aE wit tow ‘Thureda: he purchased He reported ‘roads a the other side of Moffit, after-| ily Sat Swindling kome in <‘smerck Sun- day. ir, and Mrs. Ben Koon of Bis- marck spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Gosney home. Miss Mzry Martineson of Bis- marck spent the week-end with Ver- onica Riley. Quite a large crowd attended the dance in Sterling Friday night. A nice time was reported Rex Swindling visited with Frank- lin Hanson Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis visited at the Steve Triplett home south of Brittin ign t Miss ~ ydia Briscoe and Mr. and Mrs. Sally Roberts re- turned home with them to visit with them for a few days. Max Lang went to Bismarck Sun- day on No. 7. . My and Mrs. Carl Olson visited Eddy Olson Mon2ay who is in the Bismarck hospital. He is quite sick with yneumonia. Ws wish him a speedy recovery. Mrs. E. C Fogarty, who has spent the winter in Bismurck, returned to their farm Monday. ® Mrs. Chas. Gaskill and Ea! spent Sunday night at the Carl Kositzky home in Bismarck. Mrs. John Ben: spent a few davs in Moffit at the Ed Olson home. Lloyd Nelson called at the Her- man Nieman home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Olson were sup- per guests at the John Benz home Monday evening. Ghyli I hylin Mr. and Mrs, Fred Ehnes and children were callers at the Philip Seibel home Sunday. Ella Funston spent the week-end at the J. M. Thompson home, with her sister Mildred, who teaches school there. Mr. and Mrs. August Lundberg and son Leonard were callers at the E. J. Englebretson home Sunday. . and Mrs. P. Zelmer and sons John and Emil were callers at the A. J. Krause home Sunday. Martha Reule, Frank Kuntz and Clara Krause called at the A. J. Krause home Wednesday evening. Marvin and Marion Alm called at the A, J. Krause home Friday eve- ning. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Englebretson were business callers in Bismarck Thursday and Friday of last week. Mrs. August Lundberg and Martha Alm took care of Mrs. Englebret- son’s children while Mr. and Mrs. Englebretson were at Bismarck. Miss Martha Alm has returned home after assisting Mrs. E. Englebretson with housework during the illness of the children. Vernon Anderson called in Regan Friday afternoon. Reuben Krause rode horseback to Wilton Saturday ‘to visit Arthur Reiling. He returned Sunday eve- ning. ‘Adolph Krause and Marvin and Marion Alm attended the dance at Wing Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rasche and chil- dren were dinner guests at the S. Rupp home Sunday. Floyd Rupp assisted Howard Wat- eae building their new home last week, ———$__—_________» f aldwin | The Tribune has been informed that the item in last week’s Baldwin news referring to the marriage of Willie Spitzer and Miss Edna Spitzer was erroneous. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sorch enter- tained a number of friends from the Wilton district at their home Sun- Emil Geigle and Vernie Peterson were visitors at the Andy Peterson home Tuesday evening. Local farmers are busy fanning their grain and preparing for carly spring planting. Meadowlarks are here, several having been seen the past week. A large flock of geese headed north also were seen. Martin Bourgois of Riverview township was here Tuesday on busi- ness. Mr. Bourgois and his wife have recently returned from a winter va- Crap spent at emi! pone Ir. Bourgois says ifornia is a fine place for the rich man, but it is @ poor place for the man who is not. He thinks North Dakota is the only place for the man in moderate cir- cumstances. The sale which was held at the Peter Anderson place Tuesday was well attended and_ everything brought good prices. Yearling colts sold for $40. J, M. Thompson of Wilton cried the sale and J. S. Fe- vold, local banker, acted as clerk. Sam Hanson has returned from a week's visit with friends and rela- ee gear ee rs. Walter Ryberg was amo. those who attended the meeting es) the Ladies Aid which was held at the home of Mrs. V. Anderson of Still Thursday afternoon. This be- ing the first meeting of the season, no work was done. A juncheon was served by the hostess, William Miller of near Arnold was a dinner guest at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Richard Borner and fam- urday. Miss Vera Fricke left the latter part of the week for Dickinson where she will enroll in the normal school. * Several local basketball fans at- brege ie state ioeruvaant at ae school gymnasium in ‘Mandan the latter part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Carlson have rented the farm Mr. Carlson, who is having an auc- tion sale at his place thi k, in- tends to remain on the farm for the A taber of friends and la num relatives of Mr. and Mrs. William Fric! gathered at their home BEYGE He : rip ait ivi? Ly & a LH Fe gty i i E i if i i f J.)kinds was offered and splendid ad- ter w6Y A PeRrect PORTRAYAL OF A WATERFALL 2” Long and Gus Gordon. About 500 persons partook of the free lunch furnished by Wilton business men and served in the American Legion rooms. Entertainment of various dresses on the subject of purebred stock were made, County Agent A. R. Miesen was a recent business caller in this com- munity. County Commissioner William Fricke was a recent business caller in Bismarck. We understand Mr. Rupp will be employed on the grad- er this spring. Fredolen Rupp, local merchant, was a recent business caller in the capital city. ° . | McKenzie | oe ee ee An error occurred in the items last week in the statement that Mr. and Mrs. J .Rodgers entertained for Mr. and Mrs. Zellar with a party Tuesday evening. A few of Mr. and Mrs, Zellar’s friends entertained the Zellars at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rodgers. Truman Crum, small son of Mr. and Mra. Crum is in a Bismarck hospital taking treatments for his throat. M. B. Reed returned recently from California where he spent the winter, “ Henry Larson received word Mon- day that his father had passed away. Mr. Larson left on No. $ for the northern part of the state) the same day. ° H. E. O'Neill and Geo. Manley motored to Bismarck Monday. Rev. and Mrs. Brooks and son George motored to Jamestown Mon- ay morning and returned the same ay. Mrs. H. Belk and Mrs. Carl Bey- ers entertained the Whist Players Saturday night. Mrs. D, E, Wharton attended the principal's’ meeting in Bismarck Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Watsin trans3- acted business in the capital city Monday. The 4-H club will present the play “The Old Maid’s Club” at the schoolhouse auditorium Friday, March 30. Mrs, P. P. Bliss, leader of the club is directing the play. The cast of character's is as fol- lows: Tommy Doolittle, Florence McNeil; Maud Hopeworth, Florence Envik; Viola Longfellow, Mary Mc- Closkey; ‘Julia Jones, Beujah Mc- Niell; Faith Snowmore, Joyce Brooks; Dora Doolittle, Ruby Thompson; Phillip James, Agnes Oeffner; Luella Primroze, Lucile Ocfiner; Sallie Brown, Madeline Boren; Susan Hopewell, Alice Shel- Marth Welnhauter, Imelda ey, Dora’s Double, Esther Watson; Lucy Rosebud, Ellen Mc- Closkey; Maria Hopewell, Ila John- son; Betsy Bobinet, Mildred Diets- man; Mary Smith, Alice Clizbe, A three act play, “Two Days to Get Married” sponsored by the M. W. A. will be staged at the school- house auditorium Saturday evening, March 24. The characters in order of their appearance are D. 'B. Leathers, Simon P. Chase, ag blac! as his race; Wendell Drover, Jam: J. Dare, a wifeless heir; Ed. Wat- son, Ruford B, Sawyer. a timid lawyer; Mrs. Tom Hughes, Emily Jane Pink, blacker than ink; Mrs. Geo. Manley, Sadie L. Boi widow by choice; Mrs. George Wat- son, Imogene Pea gered the aunt young thing; s. Thomps l- ter Si. Blair, a illionatre. "The play is about 2 1-2 hours long and has its setting. in an aperaeet house in New York city. time is the present. Township election was held in the intermediate room Tuesday, as a re- sult that room enjoyed s holiday. Herbert Neugabauer and have moved ‘nto the Paul } use one ES ve charge eo power tion, Red Trail maintaining the to Di ‘Wm. Wilton, Sr., has taken a con- tract to maintain the road ‘several north and several miles south Sam of Bismarck is assist- ing B. F. Coons with the construc- tion of his garage. L, L. Lewis spent several days in dealers’ E was] the PD Doesnt GET YOUR GOAT~ * never Gao A MORE TREALISYIC ADE OF 7A “MK + WT HoTmiInc— In ITs” — Ween dont “THE BISMARCI. Vt PASTURE, n TAB COWS N'~” . ai *r00Kee DEAR— PERE’ A FRAME IMRREBED BY We: IMREESSTONICT? unc on their way and Mra, Jol liven spent Sunda A. Jacobs home. K. Douglass spent the weck- Schneid ant afternogn st end at the Bierig home with her friend, Miss Abraham. She went from the Bierigs to her school on “On sORN ~ {Monday morning, and from her ve nlne CURT | school Monday evening to her board- He anes in place, L. R. Wooley’s. ih Tap Those who attended the super- Mller ls aluminum party at the L, R, Wooley | {on Tuesday evening were Mr. and | Mrs. C t Ahl and sons, Christ and John, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sci- |rocder, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schneider and children, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur icrig, also Miss M. Abraham. the evening and lecture. Matt Baseflug ad Don Peck metored to Richardton on Wednes- day on business, They returned home on ‘Thursday. Mr. L. R. Woolsey who went to the Twin Cities, returned home on Wednesday after a ten days’ visit with friends and relatives in Min- nesot Mr. W | | ) Jord nest Zugler is assisting Beich with the cleaning ed grain. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Beich are the proud parents of a baby girl bora to them on Wednesday. A large crowd from this vicinity attended the sale at the home of J. Heinamann, Mr. Frank Goben bought a fine horse, which he needed for spring work, Mr. and Mrs, Ole Myran motored to the Bierig home on Saturday where they bought a couple of the Park's Barred Rock Cockels they have for sale. i| Temvik ° Mr. and Mrs, Frank Foell_ and daughters were Linton callers Mon- day. Jake Beck returned home from | Bismarck Saturday evening. He was accompanied by his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Bender visited at the Leno home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Hendrix and Mr. and Mrs, P, Hendrix and son Thomas motored to Linton Sunday. Roscoe Herrington and Irene Cas- -TATS We FAMOUS oy “NOONDAY coc / SIST WONT BE evening. y . J. Enders and Mrs. Dave Calquhoun and daughter Ann went inton Monday afternoon where in charge of the lumber yard during Mr. Lewis’ absence. Mr| Schultz of the Lahr Motor Sales spent the day here on busi- ness Friday. A. R. Miesen, county agent, tran: acted business here Monday. _—— Ot Canfield Jack Wallman was taken to thc! Bismarck hospital Wednesday even-| ing. Thursday morning he was ope- rated on for appendicitis. He pas:-| ed away Sunday evening. He leav to mourn his departure his wife and! three children, Virginia, Mae and Wester, and other relatives and friends, Edith Francis stayed with Vir-|C ginia Wallman over the week-end, Miss. O'Brien went to Bism: Friday to stay with her mother is in the hospital there. Ima Myers visited at the Jordahl home Sunday, Randolph Jordahl visited with Ira McCoy Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. August Lundberg and son Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. J. Howe and daughters were dinner guests at the C. W. Wilkinson home Sunday. A_ large crowd attended the sale at the Paul Greenan home Friday. Howard Watkins, Albert Johnson and Mr. Perkins were callers at the A. F. Ghylin home Friday evening. A large crowd attended P. T. A. Friday evening at the schoolhouse. A program was given by the high school. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ghylin, Doris McCullough, Barney and Arthur Strand and Robert McCullough at- Ann received medical treat- tended the dance in Regan Friday|1 evening. Callers Mabel Anderson of Linton t the Carl Reich home over » week-end, the guest of Miss Caster. Little Mairs Leno was taken to narck by ‘her parents Friday e received medical attention. Jane Rudd spent Saturday unday in Bismarck. and Mrs. Chris Grenz_ of on spent Sunday at the John nleckt hom Dave Calquhoun en- Mr. and Mrs. Julius Diez mily at dinner on Sunday. McGowan is on the sick list ng with a severe cold. at I. the Mec Cullough) Mrs, A. Willard Diamond nt the Gust Gordon Sunda and Mrs, Ray MeCullough were dinner guests at the G. Bernise |] s were dinner gu Ll home Sur some feed gre Monday. at the Olson home Sun-, 3 were Mr. and -| Mrs. Peache’s children are sick ice of Win and with measles. vin Ghywin and son and Eric! - Minnie Bender spent the week-end \with home folks on the farm. Fred Brackett and J, Dunn called) Mr, and Mrs. Art Muckler attend- at the Ghylin home Mond: jed the show at Linton Friday eve- Calle Wal!- Pete Mr. Brogden of Hazelton visited Mond: his son’s home a few days last Ray MeCullough and) week. e were Wilton business} Mr, and Mi m Monahan spent . ; Sunday at th d Monahan home. Pete Michelson was a business} Mr, and M red Pietz of Linton and Jordahl}called at the Quast home Monday y morning. evening. i le spent the} Mr, and Mrs. C. J. Enders and rank Koppy visited n Arena. |daughters and at Linton Su - Harry Lynn visited in town Thurs- day evening. a Dr. Montcitif made professional calls in Temvik the past week, Mrs, Blazen returned home from Bismarck Wednesday where she has been visiting her daughter Viola, who is a patient at the Bismarck hospital. Viola is doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeWitt en- tertained at 7 o'clock dinner Wed- week-end at th Miss Parmenter end at the C. W, > Se REE EY Salih Bi Little Knife ee foben and children calied at the Mike Beich home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. R children of Dodg » week- Mr. and Burgess and motored to the Flyers Save Snow-bound Town from Starvation sions. Sie hes army Starvation of several hundred people in the snow-bound village of Detour, Mich, was averted after 17 days of isolation when a. government airplane e shows Lieutenants Sopher and Roscoe with. forced landing. Right is Postmaster Snell, who f | ree g skis as it was ready to take off from*the’ ice at Sault Ste. Marte for village, ‘o halt “a ton of mail and , Snowshoes they would have Teached it with “a supplies were practically exhausted when the plane reached Detour, ‘ All| ®!for last week are: rovie uested the flight. Below is the|h . Fred Snyder and . Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Enders and Miss Jane Rudd. The evening was spent: playing bridge. : Dorothy Brown visited at the Sid Stedman home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foell enter- tained at a St. Patrick’s party at itheir home Saturday night. There ; Were five tables of whist, honors in the games were won by Mrs. Enders land Mr. DeWitt. Consolation by ee: P. Hendrix and Mr. Jim Mona- }han. The Parent-Teacher association |met at the schoolhouse Thursday jevening. A good crowd was present. ;Committees for the next meeting ; were appointed as follows: Enter- tainment committee, Mesdames Peach, Moore and Chisholm; refresh- ment committe, Mesdames Calqu- {houn, Ed Laurick and S. Stedman. A good program was given as fol- tion, Guy Chilson; reading, Mrs. Moore; musical reading, Bertha Lau- rick; song, “Welcome, Sweet Spring- time,” 4th and 5th grade girls; song, “Capital Ship,” 7th and 8th grade girls; vocal duet, Mesdames DeWitt and Peach; song, Bernice and Lola DeWitt; Paper, Celestine Deiz; vocal solo, “Stars and You,” Miss Rudd; piano solo, Mrs, Chas. DeWitt. ‘ The next meeting will be held March 29. Everyone is invited. The many friends of Ada Bedreth were grieved to hear of her untimely demise on Thursday at 1 o'clock. Ada has been q patient sufferer for the past-few years and was thought to be doing nicely when she con- tracted pneumonia which proved fatal. The entire community joins in sympathy with the sorrowing family. School Notes Those having perfect attendance Luella, Robert, Guy, Sammy, Otto, Pauline, Sarah, Ellen, Irene, Dorothea, Rose, Franz, Billy and Edward. i Many have been absent from ill- ness the past week. Fifth grade began their Young and Field readers. x The fourth grade is Lak Pera | nicely in long division. lost of us can divide by three numbers now. Fifth grade has begun decimal fractions and find it interesting. Mr. and Mrs. Albin Spangberg and Violet were entertained last Sun day at dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lundquist, Mrs. Spangberg’s brother. Joe Fisher's brother Andrew is coming from Coeur D'Alene, Idaho, in the near future to assist Joe in putting in his crop and Mr. and Mrs. Anton Fisher and son Gordon, who left for Washington last fall, may be back for harvest and threshing, they report. Thomas Moffit from Tuttle form- erly from this vicinity passed through Regan on Monday to Bis- marck atending to local business. He also went to see Porter Nelson, who is in Bismarck with an infection in his right hand. Mrs, George Robinson from Max writes that oil prospects are making farmers feel good and a party is drilling for oil with his own money on the Solberg farm. They think it will make land boom. The Okla- homa Drilling Co., E. P. Moorhead, will start April 1st drilling on the Solberg farm. Mrs. Alec Anderson, who stayed a week with her parents, McDonald’s, south of Bismarck, and had med- ical treatment, returned home Sat- urday. Mrs. Pearl Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Magnuson and family were entertaincd last Sunday at the Charlie Rue home. Viran Nelson went to the Fred Schroeder home Monday and got Mrs. Porter Nelson, who went along with them to Bismarck to visit with her husband at the Bismarck hos- pital. Schroeder's took Bertha back to Bismarck to attend business college. Palmer Strandemo went to Bald- win Monday and is painting and getting ready to move. Some folks from here attended the Pete Anderson auction sale near Baldwin held Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs, John Engdohl and family were dinner guests at the Fred Schroeder home Tuesday where they attended a township meeting. The officers straightened up the books, John Enkdohl and Arthur Schroe- der motored to the river to the Mar- tin Bourgois home Wednesday with the truck and got two calves, one a Geo. Nelson and one for him- self. Martin Bourgois from near the river, who recently came home from California, visited at the Fred Schroeder home Tuesday night. Axel Johnson, who spent the winter in Minneapolis, where he ships and sells his grain, is expected home in the near future. | Jim Jiras’ got word over the tele- phone Wednesday from Mrs. Smith, where Lillie Jiras worked, that she had diphtheria and was taken to the detention hospital for contagious diseases. Bud Nelson, Billy and Betty were dinner guest at Geo. Nelson's Thursday. Mrs. Nelson was also @ super guest from school. Some folks from this territory attended the promean and basket social held at Trygg school No. 2 Friday night. Nellie Dance teaches that school. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Morris and three youngest children drove to the Tom Morris home in Ecklund Friday and spent the day. John Engdahl and Fred Schroeder drove to Bismarck Thursday with the truck and took in a load of hogs Tor market. Porter Nelson, who spent three weeks in the Bismarck hospital, came out with the Sundquists from near Still and came home to stay till Sunday. Mrs. Laurence Stalks Mr._ an from Wilton came down Sunday to visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Folten Nelson, also her brother, Porter, who came out from Bis- marck to spend the week-end. Pearl Nelson was an overnight ueat at the Geo. Nelson home fednesday where she was called to talk over the father, who was in Bismarck. Mr. and a..1 Florence were a: that wes entertained at @ quist. A eorved. Albert Ludke, who mitted to an ition at the ome. iS Palmer’Strandemo has been former home this week, E. E. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Toell, | Tryge j telephone to her PAGE SEVENTEEN Strandemo's where he has been pre- ring to move and put a new in the house. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Varley and Clarence Starr were en ined at jdinner and supper Sunday by tho Geo. Nelson family. Storance Starr quit school and is assisting his uncle, Joe Varley, in getting ready for spring work. Bud Nelson took his brother Porter to Bismarck Sunday where he got his hand dressed. He re- turned home with him and has to go back Wednesday. Palmer Strandemo who has been out on Eno’s farm ‘three months, moved back Tuesday to get ready for spring work. Mr .and Mrs. Alvin Nordstrom entertained a number of friends at their home last Sunday. Hugo Swanson, brother of Alice, why is employed by the International Harvester Co. in Bismarck, passed through Baldwin last Sunday with friends en route to Regan. While A. G, Peterson from Des Moines, Iowa, visited with his daughter, Mrs, Pearl Nelson, last Saturday Gov. Sorlie called at the Nelson home. A. G. Peterson ac- companied Mr. Sorlie to Grand Forks Sunday and back to Bismarck Mon- day. From there he took the train back to Des Moines, _Mrs. Charlie Rue who has been visitng a week in Bismarck with her daughter, Clara, and at the John Rue home returned home on Monday, Mrs, Pearl Nelson received sev- eral invitations from, school pupils of New Salem, whefe she taught eight years ago, asking her to spend a week with them. They also invited her 7th an d8th graders. Mrs. Nel- uae Aekisun the New Salem children that they can expect T: school children and herself to vine with them in April. Mrs, Nelson’s school will be out the 13th of April, when she will have a picnic for her fee and shortly after will begin er summer school in Naughton township, Word received from Lillie Jiras, who is in the detention hospital in Bismarck with diphtheria states that she is progressing nicely and is expected to get up in the pear future, Regan 4 The people of Regan and vicinity were shocked to learn of the sudden death of Jack Walman, following an operation for appendicitis, Mr. Wallman became ill Tuesday, and taken to Wilton for medical atten- tion. The doctor there advising him to go to Bismarck, which he did. He was operated on Wednes- day and passed away Monday morn- ing. Mrs. Wallman was with him, having gone down Saturday eve- ning. Funeral services were held from the Pentacostal church in Regan, Rev. Christ of Wilton offic- iating. The sympathy of the entire community is extended to Mrs. Wallman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mickelson, Vir- ginia Walman, and Jim Little mo- tored to Bismarck Monday. Julius Olson and Fred Berquist were passengers to Bismarck Thursday. The Ladies Aid of the Regan Con- gregational church will give a waffle supper in the Hotel, Saturday, March 24. All are invited to attend and help a good cause. The money realized will be added to a fund set aside for the purpose of buying new pews for the church. The Misses Lenora Johns and Iola Dutoit of Wing were guests of Miss Marske and Miss Bernita Dutoit Saturday, returning to Wing Sunday, Miss Johns was taken ill with acute appendicitis and was rushed to the Bismarck hospital where she was operated on Monday morning, Friends of Frank Barnes, Bis- marck resident, in Regan and vicin- ity will regret to hear that he is seriously ill with pneumonia, i} The Sunday school of the Regan Congregational church is preparing an Easter program, which will be presented Easter Sunday evening, in connection with the régular church services, _Mrs. John Howe was a Bismarck visitor Tuesday, returning Thursday. The Woodmen are giving a card party and dance in the lodge rooms Thursday, March 28, Each member may invite a friend. J. D. Wilson, J. S. Penner, and’ Ellis Gill attended the dance in Wing Friday evening. John Wilson is a member of the orchestra, The dance was a leap year affair and was a decided success, Gertrude Rierson, Mabel Dimond and Mary Scott, students at the Bismarck high school, were -week- end visitors in Regan. The following were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Olson in Sticher township Sunday: Mr. and Mrs, W. S. Oder and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. F, Tourtlotte, and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Garnes and children. The Ladies Aid will meet at the home of Mrs, Sigmund Rupp: Wed- nesday, April 4.,A cordial. invita- tion is extended to all to attend. At the last meeting of the Ladies Aid a motion was made to plant trees Arbor day in the Regan.ceme- tery. This is a movement that should be backed by the whole com- munity. There need be no expense involved and with a little hard: work we could have the cemetery in a condition that would be a civic pride, Aorane aia Was, ever given the matter any thought will adm it is indeed a ae place. oe: __— When You Catch Cold _Rub on Musterole — — Musterole is eas; works ri y to apply and ight away. It a cold from forking inte in" ot Pneumonia, It does the good ek of grandmother's mustard aster. . Musterole is a clean, white oint- ment, made of oil of m and other home simples. It is mended by many doctors and_ nurses, Musterole for sore throat, cold on the chest, ri r tism, lumbago, » stift neck, | bronchitis, asthma, neuralgia, con- gespice, pels and aches of the : colds of all sorts. ° Mrs. Geo. Whitted, Steve those from sub- » Wesley Semel fa ea et at his f