The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 12, 1928, Page 10

PAGE TEN | Taft Mrs. A. Chenawith Thursday. Mrs. Johnson and son were Sterling callers Thursday. Miss Florence Gosney called the Wilbert Koon home in Sterling Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. O. Prince and son Harold were Sterling callers W nesday. Mrs. Ed. Olson has been spend- few days with her daughter, ing a d John Benz. and Hazelto s Wilbert Koon call home Thursday. Eddie Olson, who has ret from the Bismarck spending some time at son home. Quite a few fyom the M. Ladies’ A’ i here went g Frid: in St Mr. ai home. Mrs. George Lewis and Marion attended aid in Sterling Fri ay. E. L. Hurr was a Ster' Saturday. Mrs. Herman Nieman the John Benz home Saturday a ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Henry . to Bismarck Saturday. Mr. Jeszen| ran a new tractor home. Mrs. Charles An Bismarck Saturday. on went | Mr. and Mrs. Ben Koon visited at the Gosney home Sunday Mr. George Beatty and daughter} Belva are living on a farm west of | here now. Mrs. Prince went to the aid Sterling Friday. Arthur Belile visited in Sterling Sunday. Earl Gaskill and Sunday in Bismarck. Miss Marion Lewis spent a few She returned to Sunday mght on the days at her home. Jamestown flyer. Presley Gosney was in McKenzie Saturday transacting business. WV. Av Dietrmian- took ‘Sina, Bau: Mrs. Gosney and children and] man, teacher of East Frances Mr. and Mrs. Ben Koon visited at) school, and pupils to Bismarck Mon- the Wilbat Koon home Sunday af-| gay ° They _ visited the state ternoon. memorial building and state peni- Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bier and] tentiary. The pupils stated that daughters of Braddock visited at George Lewis hime Sunday. Miss Violet end at her ho: Mr. and & children vis . Robert Shar, in Sterling g were glad to s plac». Belk home. at the Gosney home Monday. baby son visitel at the home Otto Dorr Mr. and Mrs. Bruce and Marie dined a home Sunday. the birthda Mr. and M Robert We! Sunday. Welch called at and Theodore Dorman Sunday. Mrs. John Alsbury anc son and daughter, Jack and Ev; ‘ite Mrs. Robert Welch Alsbury and children spe ternoon at the home of her cxugh- ter, Mrs. Joe Hill. visitors Monday. Mrs. babies. an. this week. jobert Boyd who recently turned from Californi ill_in the hospital. Mrs. Joe Hill is quite discouraged ing cooked in chicken raising, h: her chicks in the incubator night they were hatching. bert Welch helped his father, Oliver Welch, to get the new Hart- Bob’s father, having never run a tractor some difficulties. jas started in gen- in this vicinity. A good deal of seeding has been done and many fear that the big freeze has harm- Parr to working Tuesday. before, is havin, Spring work era. ed the sprouting grain. Mrs. John Nieland, teacher Boyd No. 1, called at the Rittlelg home Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Rittle and family are the new | occupants of the Wallace place. | NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS | Mrs. Henry Jessen visited with William . Cline was a Sterling caller n Benz and Dewey Ol- n Nieman at the church nd Mrs. W. Hoeft and fam- ily spent Sunday at the John Benz ae Saturday night pp spent the week-| and itur- > “Grandma” Wagner out to church again Sun- y Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert Koon, who have been living in Sterling this winter, have moved on the Paulson Mrs. John Baker and son “Jim” spent Easter Sunday at the Floyd Mrs. Chas. Gaskill and Earl called —_— | Welch’s Spur Sac: isi ai eae aliag Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Davenport and . Davenport's parents, Mr. and F; D. Welch, Mrs, little daughter Edich the John Welch! The occasion was of Mr. Oliver Welch, on their way home. The Doppler boys called on Fr Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welch and two oldest children were Bismarck Welch’s mother, Mrs. Doppler, kept the two Rev. and Mrs. Goulson and fam- ily called at the Doppler home one is now quite | | family visited at the Doppler home {| Sunday. $ ¢ A number from this vicinity at- tended the Easter services at Glen- coe. Rev. Goulson officiated. ° a Dodge ) Mr. and Mrs. George Lindaman of Golden Valley were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Linda- | man over Tuesday and Wednesday. |. Mrs, Sam Goetz was an_east- bound passenger to Beulah Thurs-} day where she called on her busi- ness friends of that town. Peter Goetz went to Hazen on, business Tuesday. Mrs. Thomas Sandick of Grassy Butte is spending some time at the | home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Conrad Wendahl. : "| Miss Sigrid Hario went by train| to Manning Thursday where she {spent the Easter vacation at the j homes of her old friend Victor Jacobsen bound passenger to I hi | at! ‘ed- S$ an east- zen Wednes- tal work done! t city. of Hazen| ind Sunday at the} incle and aunt, Mr. z0etz. i ¢ | took the train to| Mrs. E. A. Fricke, where they will remain during the summer. Mrs. Fricke, who arrived here last week, says they are planning on an acreage of sugar beets th r, and that Mr. Erickson will also have a patch of them on tie Fricke farm. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Geigle and son | Harold motored to Washburn Satur- day where they spent the day at- tending to business matters and | visiting relatives. Ernest Fricke, who left here sev- | eral months ago for Chicago, where | he is taking a course in an electrical ; college, is expected home at an early date. Mr. and Mrs. Lavrence Stalks of Wilton spent Easter at the home of Mrs. Stalk’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Nelson. Miss Bertha Schroeder, who at- tends the Bismarck business col- lege, spent the Easter season at her home east of Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Falkenstein spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Falkenstein’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, of near Regan. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson and Mrs. Lena Miller, Johnson, spent Easter at the home Bs hice Howard Taplin family near till. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Little and family spent last Sunday at the Jim Little home near Regan. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ryberg and family were Friday afternoon visi- tors at the home of Mrs. Ryberg’s ter, Mrs. Pete Anderson, and riday evening where she! a few days with her | friends and relatives in and around) Killdeer. | Mrs. Andrew Jacobsen, who wss| taking treatments in Mandan for} some time, returned to her home| Saturday. Richard and Helen Mettler of| Hazen were guests at the home of | their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.| Jacob C, Grossman. | to} Fred Schroeder called at the home| lof Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schroeder turday afternoon. | t| J and Mrs. Paul Maxie and; children were guests at the home of | ' d Joe Maxie Sunday. . and Mrs. John Funk called} ed. \. Jacohz home Friday. d Siverts transacted business in Dickinson Tuesday and Wednes- to day Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mattson | and little deughter Louise May of Werner were Easter guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Goetz. Mrs. Mattson is a sister of Mrs. Goetz. The Congregational Ladies’ Aid met at the Congregational church Wednesday. A business meeting will be held in day, April 15th. BRN ittnenerarusreacmne ieee | Frances | ne) the| they enjoyed it very much. Miss Esther Kershaw, Miss Norum and Miss Hedstrom visited at the Frances school No. 1 Wednesday afternoon. a the C. D. King home of Meno- en. The Tebbo Harms family are the proud owners of a new sedan. Miss Vina Harms and Miss Esther Kershaw, who attend high school in Bismarck, spent their Eas- ter vacation at their pareneal homes. Wm. McCloskey of McKenzie, Bruce Belk of Bismarck and Less French of Bismarck had supper at the Dietzman home Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kershaw en- tertained Mr. and Mrs. Carey John- \ son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Craig and Edwin Dietzman to an Easter Sunday dinner. Joe Fischer ground some feed for Gibb Cederstrom and Grant Satter Mr. Walter Dietzman, Joe Fiscuer, ‘John | Olson and Martin Tooker were busi- ness callers in Bismarck the past week. Joe Fischer has been hauling his seed whéat from the Waicer Dietz- man farm. Miss Mildred Dietzman spent the week-end at her parental home. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Madland and and Mrs. Lawrence Madland visited at_the Ben McCloskey home in Wing Easter Sunday. _ The pupils of the Frances school ne 1 have only one week of school eft. Bill Gerkie and Dan McCormick were callers at the Walter Dietz- man home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graves were callers at the William Kershaw home Sunday evening. George Wachel purchased a trac- tor from Joe Fischer. Mr. and Mrs. John Olson and family were visitors at the Joe Fischer home Sunday evening. Miss Gladys Ness and Mino Harms were callers at the Dietz. man home Wednesday evening. a aon re real Babar and amily visited with relatives Baldwin Sunday. ps ae Grant Satter took Mr. and Mrs. John Glum to Bismarck Monday; Mrs. Glum went to consult a phy- sician. August Nesber is again cmzloyed at the Bill Madland farm this spring. oe eer eee) Baldwin | 2 of} and Mrs. Wm. Kershaw, the! re- the of high school in Easter vacation this week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Weymouth of Sybil gg: is working for The Alsbury boys hauled corn from the Wallace place all the — but finished picking Sat y- Clarence Doppler, who attends ismarck, is home on Rev. Archie McGahey of Wash- burn has been spending the week with the Ira Falkenstein fa: ily. He gave an interesting lecture in Wilton Sunday evening, the s ject of his discourse bein; ter Builder.” The address was . in the Congregational church Sun-| } Mrs. Bauman spent the week-end | family. f”_ Wild Rose 1 ——— W. H. Brownawell made a busi- ness trip to Bismarck Friday. Misses Avis Carlisle and Helen Brownawell visited the brudduck school Wednesday. Miss Helen Erickson visived over the week-end with Miss Helen ramstad. iles Stanton, teacher of school ‘0. 2, spent the weck-end with the home folks near Braddoc! Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Saville en- | tertained at their home Sund. Ir. and Mrs. Orrin Lee and family and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Daiasgaard| and, young folks from north of Braddock. Misses Avis Carlisle and Melen Brownawell returned to Biswarekk Sunday on the bus from Moffit after spending the Easter vacation with the home folks. Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson mo- tored to Bismarck last wevk. Mrs. Peterson’s mother, Mrs. Olaf Fel- theim of Braddock, stayed with the children, during their absence. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Carlisle, and . and Mrs. W. H. Brownawell visited at the Howard Brownawell home in Moffit Sunday afternoon, where Misses Avis and Helen tool’| the bus back to their school work at Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb Merkle and children from Kidder county were Sunday cuests at Jake Noll’s home. Mrs. W. H. Brownawell and son Homer have been having a seige of The oil truck from Braddock was through here the last of the week. the flu the past week. e Trygg Mrs. Pearl Nelson and her school pupils plan on going to schoo! No. 4 in Trygg where Gladys Rue teach- es to have a picnic dinner with them on next Friday, the last day of school. Miss Rue’s school will close a week later, also Mre. Arthur Mag- us’ in No. 3. Mrs. Nelson will start her summer term of school in Naughton the following Monday. She will board with Mrs. Charlie Johnson. Billy and Betty will be in care of their grandma, Mrs. Fol- ten Nelson, while Mr. Nelson will engage in farming in this commun- ity. Mrs. Nelson will come home every Friday to spend the week- end with her family here. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Nelson and family motored to Regan Tuesday evening on a shopping trip. Alec Schoemberger, who spent the winter here with Martin Nel- son, came back Tuesday night from the Pete Lips iiome near Bismarck. He may work for Ed. Mount. He received word from his former home in Kansas that his father is almost paralized on one side with rheumas- tim and they wish him to come home. The pupils of Trygg school No. 1 were callers at Emma Nelson's, who has been ill with the fiu. Her brother Victor has it at present. Mrs. Charlie Strom, who spent most of the winter with her daugh- ter, Mrs. John Anderson, left for her home near Still the first of the week. Geo.. Nelson went to the Brown brothers’ Thursday and had a new set of wires and switch put on his car by Sam. Charlie Reynolds went along and will begin to work for them. Margaret _and Gladys Rue were guests at Pearl Nelson’s Wednes- day night and assisted her in mak- ing candy for her school pupils for Good Friday. Floyd Anderson was a caller at the Nels Nelson home one morning this week. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rue, Gladys Clara and Margaret were guests at the Alec Anderson Zome Wednes- A Hehe lly, Betty and Gwendolyn Nel- son and Helen Anderson visited school No. 1 in Trygg Good Friday and enjoyed a little Easter party held by the school Pupils. They received a bunch of new Victor phonograph records Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Madland t| from Trygg and Joe Fisher trans- acted business in Bismarck one day last week. ue, who has been board- Louis Olson family all teaching school No. 4 ape red by the senior class of le Wilton high school. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Nordstrom and Mr. Still Morris Anderson at and Mrs. Friday on Orville F, in Trygg, is now going back a forth Ree miles and comes name nights. Her school will close the ily motored to the home of| 20th of April. Geo. Nelson received word from| thi his mother from near Park Rapids, Mr. stein has accepted| Minn.. that she is not recuperati . Welch, having start- employment on a farm the Still | very is still on a diet after 5 : community for the season. having . His brother Bar . Welch and daughter,| Miss Emma Faings of New Rock-| ney, who was employed in Minneap- called at the) ford is visiting at the home of rela-| olis ing a truck, will be . turday. They| tives in this community. Charlie Rue family here have oS Mea the ann epee of Le cal Sun-| record from ae Fe » who has very school a short Easter pro- | attended a term unrversity in afternoon. Grand Forks, that to Aes will sister of Mrs./ in honor for Miss Gladys’ 14th birthday. They entertained her school patrons and teacher at a 6 o'clock supper. Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and family motored to Still Sunday and attended church and a Easter pro- ‘am given there where Floyd and frece were participants. Folten Nelson’s went to the John Anderson home and got a horse that belonged to Pete Lips and took it along with their stock Monday when they moved to tne Harris farm near the Pete Lip place which Porter rented. Conrad Ketlegon was in Regan Saturday and transacted business. He purchased a new drill in Regan and took it home Saturday. Herman Olson returned home from Grafton the last part of the week where he has spent some time. Herman and Elsie Otson and Geneva Miller motored to Regan Saturday on a shopping trip. Seleserosrmsermmerees ee 4 ‘ Menoken | ene hte hioo tar Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hill were din- ner guests at the W. T. Dance home Saturday evening. Mrs. Mildred Bauman spent Sat- urday and Sunday visiting at the Cc. D. King home. Mrs. Bauman teaches in Frances district. Mrs. William Jrzynka, teacher of Boyd school No. 2, left Friday eve- ning from Bismarck for Dickinson where she visited relatives and friends Saturday and Sunday. Elmer and Alice Klepstein mo- tored to Mandan Friday. Elmer layed the saxophone in the Tick- letoe orchestra over KGCU, Man- dan, broadcasting station. Neil Funston has purchased a tractor to do his spring work. Miss Mildred Funston spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. M. S. Funston. A dance was given in the Lock- Miss Ruth Kuhne spent Easter vacation visiting friends at Solen and Fort Rice. Miss Hilda Evanson spent Satur- day and Sunday visiting friends in Bismarck. August Klepstein has purchased a Fordson tractor. Mrs. Faye Salter and daughter came home Monday from visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Ackerman, at Durand, Michigan. Chris De Groot starced work on the section Monday. Harry Graves visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Graves, Thars day. Harry Graves is now working second trick at the depot at Stecle and expects to move his family there soon. Miss Beatrice Harding of Bis- marck returned home with Miss Alice Klepstein Friday visiting them until Seturday. The pupils in the consolidated school had a vacation Good Friday. Miss Gertrude Ness spent Faster vacation at Mayville. She did not return to Menoken as she was called by the sudden death of ner grand- mother. Miss Ness’ puni's will have a vacation all this week. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Abelein left Friday morning for Anamouse where they visited Mr. and Mrs. George Abelein. They returned Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ayers and sor: were entertained at dinner by Mrs. Ollie Cook of Bismarck Saturday. Mr. and Mrs., A. C. Dance and children were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Selby Sunday afternovni. r. and Mrs. Otto Ayers end son visited at the Yeakle Brothers home Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Eblivg and family took Easter Sunday dinner with Mr. end Mrs. R. L. Dralle of Bismarck. ° $$ Hazel Grove | Frank Gray was a caller at Ray Hazlegrove’s Monday. Ray Las ll ‘was out plowing fire grades Monday afternoon. He wants to be prepares in case 2 fire does come along. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Goldburg had the misfortune on their way home from Ben Klanburg’s to Hurdsfield to loose the oil out of their car. They were about 1-2 mile last of Ray Posegraas when this happened. Mr. Goldburg then walked back to Hazlegrove's to see if they had any, but as they didn’t. Ray let him have a horse where on he rode to the Ul- fers farm and also to MclIntyre’s where he got a little then on the way back, stopped and got some more at Ulfers. It wasn’t very wet weather to bere to set out. I igner started in _plowi for the it time Wednesday. He believes in starting early ‘and avoid the rush, furnished the aan pastime of the even- ing. "Griss Viola Erickson finished a successful term of school at the Stark school Frida: her home at G ich the same day. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Johnes were callers at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ul- fers’ Friday and also called at Bay Hazlegrove’s for a hay rake whic! they fought t ‘the Kennedy-Hazle- grove sale last fall. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sati'er and children and Johnnie and Irvin Sat- tler and their hiredman were call- We Friday evening at Emil Sat- tler’s. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Haas and Teddie and Martha Haas were call- se Friday evening at Emil Sat- tler’s. Mrs. Owen isles 4. was sick with the grippe a few days this week. She has Adelaide Krafe help- ing her. : : ‘Tries Opal Gray spent the Easter vacation on the farm with her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sattler and daughter Shirley Jean were dinner 4 Usted Easter Sunday at the Jacob/| @: ttler home. Johnnie came and got them with his car. . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers at- tended the Easter services at the Pleasant Hill church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove were guests at the Frank Gray home Sunday for dinner and a boun- tiful dinner was served and in the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove took Miss Opal Gray to town. Mrs. Harry Gray and son Bobby are visiting:a few d at Albert Gray home the first of thts week. Harry Gray: came: over to Tut- tle from the ranch where ho is now employed to see his wife and boy and also visit his brother and fam- ily at the Albert Gray home at which place his wife and boy are visiting. wood dance pavilion Friday night | @ and one, Monday night. They were | Carson | both well attended. ry At the declamatory contest Tues- day night, Myrtle Lanson was second place. The readings were all very good. Miss Lanson’s reading was entitled “The Spoken Word.” The annual declamatory contest for Grant county will be held at Car- son in the evening of April 20th. Lyman Vaught spent Easter with his parents at Steele. . A. Hart drove to Mandan on business Wednesday. A new barber arrived at the home of Jake Steinley Thursday after- noon. Mrs. Ben Mooney has accepted the position of ‘ lo girl,” made vacant by the re: tion of Mrs. Clarence Roberts. Mrs. Roberts left Monday for an extended visit at Kansas City. Carl Cashman has purchased the coal business from H. F. Stone. of A. D. LaDue, spent Easter wtih ne ae ied tua e ce en Bird is spending severa! 8 in Carson. Mr. Bird Eas been look- ing after a bunch of horses which he wintered in the Bad Lands. . D. LaDue and wife, Florence Littlefield and Fred Dettloff took in the play, “Broadway,” in Bis- marck londay night, returning Tuesday. Erick Kraft of Lark was a busi- ness caller in Carson Monday night. G. R. Will and Herb Frash of in Carson Tuesday. Miss Erble Steen, daughter of Col. I. N.' Steen, is spending her vacation with home folks at Car- son. Miss Steen isthe state field agent for home management from the agricultural: college. It is reported that Christ Elling- son, formally of Carson, but now of Steele, is in the hospital at Bis- marck. His many friends here wish him a speedy recovery. and returned to awarded first place; Elsie Brandner,| F, Claude LaDue of Flasher, father| Th, New Leipzig were business visitors | h; Pogreba, last week, returning to her home Saturday. Mrs. Pecht of Al- mont was also a caller at the Pog- teba home on Friday. e Quite a number of Reganites at- tended the carnival dance held in Winz Easter Monday. Dr. Thompson of Wilton was call- ed out to the Roy McCullough home Monday evening for their daughter who was ill. , Mr. and Mrs. Grant Lindsey are the proud parents of a baby girl born Monday. August Westerman motored. to Wilton Tuesday to have some den-| da: ihe progres held in the © e im held in e Con- fp lbaies church, put on by the junday school, was well attended and enjoyed by every one. Special musical numbers were given by the Canfield quartet. After the pro- gram Rev. Rose Holstein gave an interesting address. Rev. Rose Holstein, Mrs. August Westerman, and Mrs. A. P. Pogreba were callers at the A. M. Wilson home Tuesday afternoon. 3 | Still | Seat A sce Miss Isabelle Johnson of Bald- win spent part of her Easter vaca tion with her brother and sister-in- law. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Johnson. Miss Alma Benson, who has been spending the last two weeks with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Asplund, was a pas- enger to Bismarck Wednesday. Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. Albin Hedstrom and family of Bismarck visited with their son, Theodore, of Still Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson and the Misses Bernita DuToit and Lydia Marske were shoppers in Regan Saturday. Mrs..Anthony Erickson returned home Friday morning from an ex- tended visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson, of Still- man Valley, Ill. Mrs. Erickson also visited ‘en ‘route in Minneapolis and ‘argo. Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson and sons, Fred and Ragner, were Sun- day guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Johnson. : The Easter cantata, “The Risen King,” by Schlenker, which was iven at the Swedish Mission church junday evening by the church choir, was attended by a full house. Mr. and Mrs. Erick Pearson and son Rueben and Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Hagstrom were callers at the Aug. Asplund home Thursday evening. r. and Mrs. Pete Johnson and the Rev. and Mrs. A. Forsgren spent ‘Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson and family. Miss’ Lillian Anderson, a nurse of the Bismarck hospital, was called home Friday afternoon by the se- rious illness of her sister, Miss elma, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Anderson. Harry Tricka was a caller in Wil- ton Beauté The Ole Hagstrom family called at Gabriel Thors’ Sunday afternoon. The Misses Dorothy Little, Ida and Agnes Tosseth and Elsie Cole- man returned to Bismarck Sunday to take up their school duties, after spending Easter vacation at their mes. The Rev. J. C. Nordlund made a trip to ‘Bismarck Monday, again broadcasting a program of sacred is over the radio stations in Bismarck and Mandan. Mr. ‘and Otto Asplund and children of Bismarck were Sunday guests of relatives in the commun- ity. They returned to their home the first of the week. Miss Hannah A. Tosseth and H. Eugene Perkins were quietly mar- ried Friday, April 6, at the Meth- odist parsonage in Bismarck. Mit Alta Thompson and Clarence Fal- kenstein were attendants. Mr. and Mrs. Perkins are well and favorabl; —————_——__—_——_———_ | Clear Lake | Rydolph_ Klucksdah! is employed at the Christ Schoon farm at present. : Mrs. Marie Olausen, who has been visiting relatives at Mandan, returned home Tuesday. : Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen and family spent Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Hansen’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Schoon. ~ Mrs. Alfred Olson left Friday for Fargo to visit a few days with her sister and family. Little Earl Carlson of Steele, who has been visiting with his grand- points, Mr. end Mrs. H. A. Smith, lor a couple of weeks, returned to his home at Steele Friday. rs. y Olson. and children visited pu irs. Joe Paulsen Good Mrs. At Tic] J. W. Beyer irs. Ann Erickson, J. W. Jack Stewart and son Roy were business callers in Tuttle Wednes. day. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Gray and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove were aheeeer, in Arena Wednesday. irs, E. Zacher was taken sick Monday and Mr. Zacher rushed her to the hospital at Jamestown where she underwent an operation. Zacher returned home Wedn and says she is a lot better. We are glad to hear she is doing fine and hope she will continue to im- Prove. Mrs. Elurning recelve@ word of the sudden severe illness of her mother who lives at Kragnes, Minn. a and Mrs. Eluring drove there in e car. in Gray called in Tuttle Mon- day on business. ir. and Mrs. Frank Gray and Mr. and Henry Olson were callers Saturday, Mr. and Mrs, Christ.Schoon and family took Saturday e with their daughter son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Paulsen. Mr. aH Mrs. HS ae an son Roy were guests ai - ford Nelsen home Saturday even- . ae "Gir, and. Mrs. Henry Olson and family were entertained : Easter Sunday at the Joe Paulsen home. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Schoon and family Mr. and Miss c day Big Miss . Adolph Hanson. iscilla Olson spent. Mon- Ordella kson of We surely hope Mrs. Elur.| -Henry Olson was a Sterling call- ing found her mother Detter. er Monday. B ; Christ Schoon and son. Ernest were Bismarck callers Mondey. and Mrs. Crum of McKenzie the E. A. Van Vleet farm sup-| Lb. J spent Easter Sunday . with born Pri known in the community and will make their home on a farm near | Still. They have the congratula- tions of many friends. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. A. N. Tosseth and the mm a son of Mr. and Mrs.'W. D. Perkins. ‘Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Johnson, and tony, visited with John Noon’s junday. o e | Rock Hill | 5 o Chas, Christianson called at An- drew Kolb’s Friday. Clarice Davenport was a guest of a Louie Jorgenson home Saturday There were services at the A. Mc- the Regan church from around here were Mrs. and son Einar, Mrs. Grave Myers. and. Ima, Mrs. Joe Ccok, ‘Sdoseph, Ollie and Pau, aie iw . Jordahl, » Gedrun, Emile and Lucille Johnson, Mrs. J. F. Little, Clayton, Ruth, Clyde, Virgil and Phyllis. Steve Nemetz called at the L. Jor- foe home Monday looking for horses which have strayed away. Mrs. Mary Rasche was a guest of Mrs. Ed. Rasche Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Lindsey are the’ proud parents of a baby girl Monday, April 9th. - Callers at the Strand home Sun- iy were Mr. Cin ae Joe Cook ”. f) » and ‘Bennie Myers. Dinner eoatn ai the Emery Wil- liams home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. John: Howe-and family and Sir. gf | and Mrs. Wilkingon. \ J. F. Perkins was a guest of the Elvin Gray and Mrs. J. E- called ‘E. Kol Sunday. were shop rin Tuttle Tuesday.” one day the past week, © Or Retiieccn ‘was a Regan call- while Mr. Zacher, the depot some, f “callers end guests at J. F. Lit- pe ee a a ee |e a will teach summer sebecl Miss Bessie Wilson, who has| Isaac Marcovitz and sons, Robert "lise Minti ere en ree D., spent 4 wht bes ee M and Mrs. teach near Painted Woods, Shofar jother, Mrs. Anna M. Wilson, of| Willard od allel at the Berg is. week. é pada, 4 returning yy even-| home Monday afternoon. ee rth a ae eaaiee | ing vie ‘ismarck. : ‘Mr, and Mrs. Oscar ‘alworth vacation with her sister, Mrs. Will » and -Mrs. A. H. Bay ied SETS GA war ont eae nt Me | es ws Ba oe next week with his ts north has just, been recei t| der home and of Tustie. She is at the time help. Mn Ber” dere mF e| Ss Wn : ‘ghd sons, wis sbi Waka *t Avon, wat! Beer ar heat al ti hPa od set Fil Steele i id at the S. Rupp home Wed jay. oeirs. W. H. Mowder and son George were dinner guests at the Frank Mickelson home ee Art and Einar Strand called at the Earl Mowder home Saturday. Bill McCullough called at Andrew Olson’s Friday. ‘ Gene Little spent Sunday at his parental home. Burnett Landerholm has been ill this week. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davenport called at the Jorgenson home n= Ys Miss Lillian Parmenter and Miss Edna Eide motored to Drake Fri- day. Hester Bailey rt the week- end with Virginia Wallman. Guy McCoy is employed on the Roy McCullough farm, Phyllis Little was absent from school Wednesday and Thursday on account of being ill. Oscar Magnuson has purchased an engine and plows. Mrs. Mary Rasche and _ little daughter Shirley spent Sunday at the O. M. Colip home. ° . Steele has been suddenly sadden- ed when Buster Brown, the local drayman, was found unconscious last Wednesday afternoon b} a neighbor near whose home Brown had ben unloadirig some stuff. It is thought that he had a stroke of apoplexy, the result of a sharpnel wound received in the late war. Sunday he was taken to Fargo, and later to Fort Snelling, where he will have the care of government physicians. Dale Goldsmith stopped in Steele en route home from his school over Sunday. A dangerous prairie fire was started nine miles northwest of Steele Monday afternoon. Many Steele people hurried out in autos and the fire’s advance was checked. Some haystacks were burned. Monday morning the fire depart- ment of Steele hung an electric f:re alarm where the old fire bell used to hang. It is being arranged co that when central is called at the telephone office reporting a fire, she may set the fire alarm vinging from her desk. This is a great im- provement over the oid bell, be- cause often that could not be heard in strong wind. Both Sunday schools of the Pres- byterian and Methodist churches rendered Easter progranis Sunday morning, and special Easter mvsic was rendered at the Methodist church in the evening by the choir. One of the mest important events happening in Steele will be the band concert by the Steele high school band, on April 17th. Dr. Prescott, the bandmaster, has ur- = ranged a splendid program. So great has been the rust on the part of the farmers that yrac- tically every new tractor in Steele implement shops has been taken out on the farms, and one sees more tractors at work than teams. Mr. and Mrs. McCarter went away Monday morning on some business matters that reauirel im- mediate attention. They returned Wednesday. Rev. Gress made a trip to Dris- coll Tuesday to attend to some fi- nancial matters with reference to _THURSDAY, APRIL A considerable amount of road work will be done in the county this summer, in addition to the federal road work already decided on. $$$ $$$ $$ ————— f Brittin ° Mrs. Lamb and son Andrew mo- tored to Bismarck Sunday, returning home Tuesday. Andrew Lamb and his mother took Mr. Rhodes to Bismarck Friday, re- turning home Saturday by way of Moffit. Mr. Triplett was a Brittin caller Wu: a Mr. ead Mrs, Allensworth and Jake Lamb motored to Bismarck Saturday. Heber Hoover from Pleasant Hill, Missouri, spent Saturday and Sun- day with Jason Hoovers. Bonovan Dralle and Alfred Hoover were visitors at Elvin Hoover's en i Alfred Hoover had the misfor- tune of having his Ford coupe burn up. Cause of the fire is unknown. —— ———————* | Wilson Township {| fae a OO ly Mr. and Mrs. John Berquist of Turtle Lake visited over Sunday with Mrs. Berquist’s parents in Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Berg and neice Hartha Berg motored to Bis- marck Saturday. Mr. Berg attended the assessors’ meeting while Nrs. Berg and Hartha did their Easter shopping. Miss Florence and Mable Nelson visited in Bismarck over the week- end with their sister Miss Oml who is working at the Bismarc! hospital. Mrs. Jake Brown was taken to a Bismarck hospital Sunday. She took ill so suddenly it was not stated what was the matter at this writing. The Christ Berg children of Wing visited in Wilson over Easter Sun- day with their cousins, Wagner's and Berg’s. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berg of Regan visited with Mr. Berg’s sister, Mrs Wagner, Easter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolf was called to Wilton by phone to see their daughter Mrs. Conrad Seible. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wagner motored to Mercer Friday to do some shoping. John A. Berg motored to Mercer Thursday evening to ge a new gang plow. Now he can start out right with his spring’s work. Just a few were seen in the fields this past week on account of the cold and snow we had in Wilson. Miss Helen Redington and Miss Ila Hayes motored to Bismarck to do some shopping Saturday. Those that called on Mr. and Mrs. Wagner for Easter Sunday supper <vere Mr, and Mrs. John A. Berg and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sam : rg and family. All had a good ime. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wagner and daughter Ella visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Berg Good Friday. Mrs. Clara Whicher motored home north of Mercer to spend the week- end with her parents. She returned Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Berg motored to Wilton Friday to do some shopping. ae Berg also had some business to lo. Mrs. Clar:. Whicher called on Miss nr Redington ursday after’ school, the improvements recently meade on the Driscoll church. Saturday afternoon Miss Minnie Nielson came to Steele to orgunize a couhty council of the Pe A. On account of the busy season few of the school patrons of the P. T. Als were present. Miss Nielson gave an informing address, and af- terward a county council was. or- getieod. with Mrs. Dornacker of steele as president, and Mrs. °Wil- liams of the county office of su- Perintendent of schools as secretary. The officers were chosen from the various parts of the county, who are aligned with the P. T. A’s in their respective school districts. The high line men are busy: wir- ing the houses at Driscoll to attach to the current as soon as that part of the work is perfected. Pints Gress ate back to. North cota on esday, A 10th, from Selma, Californias pects to make several stops on the way to visit former acquaintances, and plans to arrive in Steele about Friday, the 20th. Mr. and Mrs. Garland’s little son had what might nave been a se- rious accident. In Lis play he ac- cidently fell to the id strik- ing a barbed wire, which made sev- Hin bad cuts in his mouth on both 8i Howard Cunningham was down from Bismarck with his parents A.| over Easter Sunday. Prof. Ballantine made a trip out to a township to bring Paul Gress and George Dieruf home from their respective schools to apex Easter with their parents. . Ballantine expects to make a trip to Iowa after school closes. Mr. Zech of the Pioneer Black- me ae is gh fn addition on the rear is building in order to make more room for shop work as he has installed a|d lathe for taking care of tractor rer pair work. ee winnie Bisiion, while in le last urday afternoon, re- ported that the State Tuberculosis Dean | association, of which she is a mem- ber, is planning to put up a good- sized balioe at Lake Isabel to give summer out to"some who need such care. This. work is to be started in the near future. Mr. Ellingson, the new road -pat- rol, has the new grader on the high- way and is doing ‘some fine work up the road from the spring w. Mrs. Tom Jaynes came home'from Towa last Thursday. Mr. Jaynes ices o Jamestown to meet her re. Mrs. Jaynes reports that father is quite old and needs a lot of care. He may be brought up ‘to North Dakota to be cared: for in their home. ‘i She ex-| Th were Sunda: Ls ee, a) sigaet sone ° | Wing | SEE ey Pete Jacobson, Mabel and Willard Olson were Sunday evening visitors at the Olson home. Johnny Knowles and Ralph Jacob- son were visitors in Sterling Sunday. Mrs. J. J. Horner has returned from the hospital and is getting along niecly. a The Misses Theo Johns and Gladys Williams, who are attending college at Jamestown, spent Easter at home. Ella and Clara Mueller, Mabel Jacobson, Esther Glanville and Emma Weber motored to Wilton Sunday to visit Edith Mueller, who is employed at the Polonsky home. Dave r and daughter Evelyn, formerly of this vicinity, stopped en route to Bismarck to visit friends iturday lyrtle seventh and eighth grades, Easter at Underwood, her home. She returned Monday morning on the train. Clarence Rise spent the week-end at his parenta: home. Mr. and Mrs. Cl; Harvey mo- tored to Bismarck Tuesday. P. T. A. meeting which was held at the schoolhouse Friday syening. ‘was enjoyed by all present. secred program wes given due to “Good .” Musical selections and a short talk by Miss Hollstein were given. Mrs. Ed. Larson entertained the Ladies Aid at her home Thursday apa 12th. : ed Kremenetsky was a busi- ness caller in town Monday. Wallace Anderson and Elbert Hubbell, who are atending James- town college, visited at their homes luring the week-end. . John Mueller accompanied by Johnny Satler drove to the Capital City ee Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Larson. ai family attended Norweains chur} services in Lein towns! From Wi with his family. hunter erncing gue eth at Mueller home. ad Mr. and Mrs. Ebb Cleveland spent $e woken at Wilton with 's folks. Miss ‘Hollstein motored to Regan br ged to conduct services there in Mr. and Chinoweth of Sterling vis- sted at school Mendey. e nd Mrs,