The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 20, 1928, Page 3

“home Sunday. [NEWS OF OURNEICHBORS oo - "Rok Hm | * _ Andrew Kolb called at Ernest Gor- don’s Monday. = Gi Francis was a guest at the Louls Jorgenson home Thursday mee Ba Strand Ima M: and Barne; wate | ats” at the Harey McCul- lough home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bailey were — at the H. Bailey home Sun- rN regular schooi meeting was held in Rock Hill township school No. 1 Tuesda: Geo. "ana Oscar Wolworth called) m: at J. F. Littles Monday evening. Joseph Cook and Guy Bailey called at the Ole Olson home Si x C. E. Christianson was a Regan caller on Friday. Bertha Eide spent the week-end at her parental home at Arena. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farley motored to Bismarck Tuesday to consult a physician for their infant child. J. F. Little and Clayton motored to Mr. Jordahls Thursday to get some seed wheat which they pur- ec ir. Ji 5 Bertha and Albert Eide called at the Olson home Friday evening. Mrs. Grace Myers is a guest this week of Mrs. A. Strand. Mrs. Myers will be employed next week at the Bill Blue home. Callers at Strands Sunday were Harold Ridgeway, Jim Burns, Bennie and Dean Myers. Fred McCoy visited school Monday. | h, Callers at the Jordahl home Sun- day were: Barney and Einar Strand, Bob and Doris McCullough, Ima Myers, Gene and Norman Little, Olaf Joe and Arnold Wold, Virginia Wall- man Elizabeth Wetch, Edith, Fran- ci., Clayton and Ruth Little. The intermediate school room had a picnic at the Rocks on Thursday. A delicious lunch with ice cream was served. Everyone enjoyed them- selves. Bill McCullough has purchased a new tractor with plows. Mrs. Mary Rasche and Shirley and Mrs. Martin Dockter and baby vis- ited with Mrs. J. F. Little a while Monday afterngon. Louis Jorgenson was a Regan taller Tuesday. The Canfield ladies aid met with Mrs. John Howe last Wednesday. A nice crowd was present and a deli- cious luncheon was served. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Harry McCullough. ; Dee and Oda Bailey hauled a load of coal for the scholl house Monday. Callers at Wallmans Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mickelson, Mr. and Mrs. Jordahl, Edith, Ruth and Clayton Little. Mr. and Mrs. John Howe visited with the Knudtson family Sunday. Chas. Our will do some breaking for. A. H. Lundberg which he intends putting into flax. 1 Marcella: Neiters is doing house work for Mrs. Lindsey. Alice, Clarence, Louise, Roy and Shirley Walker were Sunday evening callers at the Wallman home. Dinner guests at the J. F. Little home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mowder and family. Lynn Gramling called at the Strand home Sunday. S. W. Nemetzand son Joseph were Regan callers Saturday. The Farley children called at J. F. Littles Saturday. Wm. Klein called at the Seibel Mr. and: Mrs.. Ray. McCullough called at Klein’s Tuesday: morning. {Braddock , o Quite a number of the young folks from Braddock took in the Easter dance at Hazelton Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Appert and Mr. and Mrs. J. Kalaber of Hazel- ton called on Mr. and Mrs. J, G. De France Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Marx attended the funeral of Mr. Marx’s urcle, Richard Shea, Wednesday morning, at Hazelton. Mr. Weber has made quite a few improvements on his new meat mar- ket’ in the old “News” building and is now ready for business The fam- ily expect to take up their residence in the rooms above the meat mar- ket. kudolph Arntz, who was appoint- ed section boss in the place of Nick Grams, moved his family here Wed- nesday. Mrs. Wm. Manley of Hettinger. who has been visiting relatives here for_several weeks, took the train to Bismarck where she was met by Mr Manley. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Savage and Gordon -McLachlan drove to. Napo-| ¢, leon Tuesday evening. Mrs. Don McDonald of Braddock was engaged by the school board Tuesday evening to teach the inter- mediate room in the place of Miss Evelyn Day, who would not accept the position for another year. Billy Wilton has o ry - ery store in the old § lately occupied by L. P. Weber as a meat market. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. De France ac- Mr. “De s iP r. father left by auto Thursday to spend the week-end with relatives in South Dakota. Miss M: Feltheim was fined in the Bismarck hospital for several days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Rassen Aarvig Miss Helen drove to Bismarck Sat- ‘urday, returning home Sunday. : The local Masons and their wives oF escorts who were invited through the compliment of Dr. Baer attend- banquet. of the Steele | al con-| A. Mr. the| called at ‘the ted to. visit with Miss Myrtle, who is ill at the hos; A. aad by, ‘yiclgel was much ap} avers was delivered by Rev. C. M Fearson at the Episcopal Methodist church Sunday morning. It was in the form of.a cantata, entitled “The Seven Words from the Cross,” given as follows: duet, Mesuames Long and, Bowers; scriptute reading; prayer; the first word, “Father, for- jive them, they know not what they lo;” meditation; selection by the choir; tha second word, “This Day Thou Shalt be with m2 in Para- dise;” meditation; selection by the choir; the third word, “Mother, be- hold Thy Son”; meditation;’ colo. irs. F. M. Long; the fourth word “My God, My God, Why hast Thou forsaken me?”; meditation; selec- tion by the choir; the fifth word, “I Thirst”; meditation; solo, Mrs. G.'B. Aarvig; the sixth word, “It is finished”; meditation; selection “4 the choir; the seventh word “Father, into Thy hand I commend my Spirit”; selection by the choir; benediction. \ The Braddock Study and Civic club met at the home of Mrs. A. J. Koenig Wednesday evening with 12 members present. Plans for a May Day fete for the children were dis- cussed and a committee appointed to make further plans. ey also voted to give a gold and silver medal to the winning high schol student in the declamatory contest. The program was as follows: roil call; current events; paper, “How should our children play outside the jome?” Mrs. Aarvig; “Who's to blame for the undesirable Film?” discussion, Mrs. L. V. Lesher; “There’s a Long, Long Trail,” club. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fockler_mo- tored to Wishek Thursday. They were accompanied home by Miss Lula Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Aarvig and children of dan were Sunday guests of Mr. ton and family. C. A. Hanson is engaged at work in the Fockler repair shop while Mr. Foekler is laid off on account of a ver badlv hurt hand. We are all pleased to have our old friend Mr. Hanson with us again and hope that he may decide to remain. o_O Lein | Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Rise motored to Bismarck Thursday afternoon. Joseph Coghlan and Frank Mont- gomery of Bismarck transacted busi- ness in this neighborhood Thursday. . O. Turing of Arena called at Joe Rise’s and Sivert Brendens Wed- nesday ipake 2 Miss Olga Rise assisted Mrs. B. N. Lein with housecleaning Thurs- ae and Friday. ir. and Mrs. A. C. Jordan and family of Driscoll visited at the Art Bjorkus home Sunday. Dorothy Barkman spent the week- end at her parental home. Mr. and Mrs. Algot Dravland age the parents of a daughter, born April 10th, =. A-fairly large crowd attended the Luther League meeting held at the B, N. Lein home Sunday evening. The following officers were elected: Mrs. Harry Helgeson, president; M. A. Lien, vice Seger dl Lillie Lien, secretary; Helmer Arneson, treas- urer; Selma Rise, Eddie Arneson and Arnold Christianson, program com- mittee. Harold Christianson and Miss Priscilla Olson surprised their many friends by Being, married at Man- dan Saturday. Rev. Flyling officiat- ing. They were accompanied by Misses Elizabeth Hustoft and Hazel Nelson, Olaf Olauson and Arnold Christianson. Congratulations are extended by the entire community. Eldon Lewis and Delmar Erickson of Driscoll called on friends in this vicinity Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman and Dorothy called at Alfred Olsons Sun- day. Howard Brenden motored to Dis- coll Thursday afternoon. Clarence Rise spent the week-end at his parental home. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman at- tended the dance at Steele Friday evel A ly large crowd attended the ball game played between Lein and the “Swedes” Sunday afternoon, the score being 13 to 19 in favor of the “Swedes.” J. O. Rise, Selma and Joseph, B. N. Lein and Eddie Arneson motored to Regan and Wing Friday after- noon. There will be Norwegian services in the church Sunday, April 22, at 2 o'clock. i “Canfield 1 o Those who attended the party at the H. McCullough home Sunda: night were Einar and Barney Strand, Ima Myers, Kenmar and Gudrun Jordahl, Lucille and Emil Johnson. The Strands and McCulloughs young folks spent Sunday afternoon at the rocks. They had. a pair of field glasses along and viewed the comnts. iiss Parmenter was a dinner guest at the Olson home Sunday. There was a large crowd at the P.T. A. Mr. F. } MeCuEAY Gaye talk. The next P. T. Saturday, May 5. ir. Mrs. Earl Mowder and family called at the J. F. Little home and | Sunda: ys Mike Stanquvitz has moved to the Greenan farm. j Francis, Clayton and Ruth Little were callers at the Wallman and Jordah! homes eg and Mrs. Pete ‘ichelson Wallman home Sunday. eri pant the week-end y with Mrs. A. H. Helgeson of Bett and Chatlotte Wilmot visited at the Scl home Sunday, and Myers, Harold L i Ri Sunday with’ ae and sister at home. Ne and Little callers at the ash hone Sunday . and Mrs, J. Howe and family Knudson home Mr. were visitors at the nd Mrs. C, T. Bar-| M Regan were Mrs. J. Howe, Alice Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Davenport Qnd Mrs. Wallman. The Ladies aid met at the John Howe home Wednesday. They will have their next meeting May 2. Some important businéss was settled. Oliver Knudson is now employed at the John Howe farm. fl Florence and Daniel Danielson have been absent from school on account of illness. John Danielson has stopped school in order that he might help his father with spring work. Virginia, Mae and Westen Wall- man were visitors at the Harry Davenport home Wednesday eve- ning. Mrs. Roy Little called at the Lind- sey home Wednesday on her way home she stopped at the school and got Norman. They also visited a while at the A. F. Ghylin home. Mrs. Howe stayed all night at the |Lindsey home Monday to help take care of the sick. Mr. and Mrs. G. 0. Lindsey ‘ia their little baby girl Marjorie ien. Auxiliary Notes The regular meetinf of the Amer- ican Legion Auxiliary was held in the Legion club rooms Thursday afternoon. Among the regular or- der of business was the appoint- ment of the following committces: Mrs. H. D. Watkins, Mrs. C. Malone, Mrs. F. L. Hendrickson, and Mrs. A. H. Helgeson ,programe com- mittee. Mrs, A. H. Lundberg, Mrs. Wm. Micheleo, Mrs. O. Tyberg, Mrs. C. L. Malone and Mrs. H. Helge- son, committee for furnishing cabin. Mrs. 0. B. Aune, Mrs. J. Danielson and Mrs. 0. Tyberg, committee to look after cabin grounds. The department president of the American Legion Auxiliary, Miss Hazel B; Nielson of Valley City will be present at the next meeting of the Regan unit, when new members will be initiated. Preparations for son home last Saturday. Owing to so much sickness the meeting was not so well attended. _ Miss Norma Leathers spent Sat- urday and Sunday with her mother and sister at M-~?-~ Miss Nina Lew spent Sunday bi her parents in Trygg town- ship. Joe Graener returned Saturday from a short vacation spent at his home in North Dakota and in Min- neapolis. Mr. and Mrs, D. E. Wharton, Mrs. U. C. Wharton of Minneapclis and the children spent Sunday in ¥is- marck. P. P. Bliss motored to Bismarck Sunday evening. Jack Smith has been ousy plow- ing gardens and planting potatoes. ‘The juvenile members of the N. A. and the R. N. A. met Thur: day evening. The Bible study class met at the church Thursday. Harry Roeshke recently pur- chased a landeau sedan. : Among those who went to Bis- marck Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roeshke, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Oef- fner, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Meyers. Ed. Easton moved his plowing outfit to Glencoe where he will farm this year. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Crum spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. L.] Art Norlin at Menoken. Jerry Sweeney and J. B, Swanick transacted business in Bismarck Monda: L, E. Heaton, Sr., loaded two car- loads of hogs and one of cattle Sat- urday. The cars were billed for Chicago. Mr. Heaton accompanied the shipment. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Sam Conley shopped in McKenzie Saturday. A crew of men are at work on. th vrade west of town repairing the damage done by water to the shoulders of the road. her entertainment are being made by| @ the program committee. A food sale and cafeteria will be held in the Legion club rooms on the afternoon and evening of Saturday, April 21. irs. W. Michelsen is in charge. Everyone come. A delicious luncheon was served by Mrs: J. Fisher and Mrs. H. D. Watkins after the business meeting. Dr. Thompson was called to the Lindsey home Monday evening. a em aly f Hampton 1 Niece ane eR Godfrey Grenz was a_ business caller at Hazelton Saturday even- ing. Henry Knittel and John Merkel were callers at the Badger ranch Sunday. Mr. Knittel took his car home which he had there for win- ter protection. The Easter dance at Hazelton Monday evening given in the Zirbes theater was attended by a number of young folks of this community. Some attended the dance at Linton at the Seemann park the same eve- ning. Frank Koppy went back to Tem- vik Monday. He had spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Koppy. : Otto Dobler ot Linton wa a busi- ness caller in this vicinity Monday. Henry Knittel was a caller at Linton one day this week. Mrs. S. G. Busby and son Ferman were shopping at Linton Morday. John Merkel, who is working for ae C. Grenz, went to Linton Mon- jay. Pauline and Gertrude Koppy, who were home during their Easter vaca- tion, returned back to Strasburg Monday afternoon. They aie at- tending parochial school therc. Gust Joeb was a caller at Lin- ton one day this week. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Stohler of Gayton, Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Schi2:- mister of near Hazelton, and Mr. and Mrs. G. Grenz of Hazelon were visiting at the Godfrey Grenz home Monday. Joe Fettig of Linton delivered oil and gasoline to farmers im this vi- cinity Thursday. Joe Lounger of Linton was a business caller at Godfrey Grenz’s Thursday. + i The dance at Temvk Friday eve- ning given by Henry Spickard was attended by a number of young folks of this vicinity. A large number of friends and relatives attended the funeral of William Burkhardt, 47, held in the Lutheran church here Monday af- ternoon. The deceased died of lung trouble. He had been ill for some time. He was a well-known farm- er in this vicinity for many years. His wife died two years ago. He had lived with his nine children. About a month ago he married a widow with four children, Mrs. Bohle of South Dakota. He leaves to mourn his death his wife, nine children and four step-children, his mother, sisters and brothers. Fu- neral services were conducted by Pastor Leo Seeman of Linton. Mr: Wolfe, electric service man of Omaha, Neb., repaired Steve Koppy’ light plant Friday and from there went to John Schiermister’s at Gayton to repair his light plant. Godfrey Grenz was a business caller at his brother Philip's of the Gayton vicinity. G. Grenz is buy- ing a new tractor. ———$—$———— > [McKenzie | A. R. Miesen, county agent of Burleigh county, and. Miss Edna Summerfeld of the agricultural col- lege of Fargo, organized a Home- makers club Monday. The follow- ing officers were elected: presi- dent, Mrs. Anderson; vice president, Mrs, Ed. Conley; secretai and treasurer, Mrs, Porter McNeill. The club will meet every third Thursday of, thegmonth at the homes of the members in alphabetical order. Miss Runey and Miss Cashel of Bis- marck were present. - The Royal Neighbors surprised Mrs. M. J. Belcher on her birthday Wednesday evening. It was a genuine surprise to Mrs. Belcher as she had gone to Sterling to spend the afternoon. This gave the Royal Neighbors a chance to gather at the her home and prepare a sum} tuous be there when s! arrived. Mrs. Belcher also re- ceived a beautiful scarf from the Real Biaighvers, ir, Belcher’s mother from Dolan, “Dakota, is visiting at the Belcher home. Wine spent ed ey mit evening: Gaaate irs, Crum. and west of the ‘Mr, and Mrs. W. L. Watson and| half-mile line Esther, motored to Bis- and Brittin \ Mrs. Lamb and son Andrew visited at Dick Oken’s Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wisehart visited at Mr. and Mrs. Jason Hoover's Easter Sunday. George Frood and Andrew Frood motored to Bismarck Tuesday. Andrew Frotd visited at Mrs. Lamb’s Wednesday afternoon. Emil Bradseth called at Elvin Hover’s Thursday, then motored to Moffit. Mrs. Kimball and son were call- ers at E. Hoover's. Clark Crawford has rented the old Frank Buckley place. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hapel and family were visitors at Martin Peterson’s Sunday. The big dance that was held at Brittin Saturday evening was well attended. Everybody enjoyed a good time, as there was good music Elvin Hoover was a Brittin caller Friday. Pete Smith had the misfortune of having his house burn dowa while no one was at home. The cause of the fire is unknown, There was nothing saved. Mrs. Lamb and son Andrew visit- ed at Mr. and Mrs. E. Hoover's and Herber Hoover's Thursday evening. Elvin Hoover visited with Take Lamb Sunday. Miss Irene Johnson visited Eleanor Crawford. oO Steele o—___________-o Hans Boyam had the misfortune to run his coupe into the ditch near the east curve on the U. S. trail. The car had one wheel smashed and the radiator and lights badly damaged. W. W. Paige had an attack of sci- atica rheumatism as soon as he re- turned from California. Finally he decided to go to Minnesota and take treatment in the mud baths institu- tion near St. Paul, where he is at present seeking to be cured. The Bridgeman-Russell company have decided to erect a cream station in Steele, and have secured the lot between the barber shop and the Steel marcantile store. The com- pany will start work as soon as contractors can get on the ground, and the building will be a brick edifice. Because of too close quarters since the large press machine was secured for the Kidder County Press, H. P. Hanson, owner of the building hous- ing the Press, has started building an addition on the south end, which will reach to the alley. Tho F. O. Smith Grading company secured the job of making a federal grade from Tuttle to Stcele on what ig now trail No. 3, The grading out- fit started finishing the work in Oliver county this week, and when the Bismarck-Wilton job is finished, this last peice of work will be started. Phil Smith says that when their outfit is in operation they average a mile of grading every seven days. Mr. Laney of the FairmountCream station bought up in small lots a car- load of potatoes for shipment to eastern market last week, and he reported that he could have shipped nearly another carload. On account of much needed ad- ditional vault room, the county dads started to complete the vault which at present reaches only as far as the floor of the second story. Work- men are putting in the concrete, mak- ing it fireproof, and when finished, there will be plenty of vault space for all documents needing careful preservation. with Mr. Benson, one of Steele’s old-| ve! timers, had a severe attack of illness last week, and Commissioner John Story took him to Bismarck in his own car, making the trip in about an hour. Prof. David Ballantine and wife, Miss Knudsvig, ard Paul Gress made a trip to the capital city Saturday os the new car owned by the Ballan- ines, Mrs. Reese Phelps and son Eld- ridge were in Bismarck on business one day last week. ord was received by Mrs. O. T. Ness from her son Norman, teaching at Reno, Nev., in the state univer- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE sity, that he is going back to Berkeley, Calif., next year to teach and take additional subjects for a degree. Norman has a fellowship at Leland Stanford university, and he reports that Reno is almost un- bearable because of its many dis- advan: over Berkeley, where he ba a year. . BP, Reese Phel decided that he was to go to the veterans’ hospital at St. Paul, Minn., where he would have an operation for the ailment. To date no word had been received as to how the trip affected Mr. Delenberg. Peter, Jr., is absent from school for a few days till help can be secured to care for the farm work, Mr. and Mrs. C. D, Miller visited at Hiram Darlings last Sunday after- noon, Mr. Miller reports that Mr. Darling is a improving, as the infection in Ms leg does not respond to treatment. The P. T. A. had a spendid meeting Monday evening at the schoolhou: The assembly was crowded h patrons and school folks. A very fine program was rendered on the general theme “Safety,” and much credit is due the program committee for the success of the meeting. The juniors served a lunch afterward, proceeds from same to go toward the expense of the junior-senior banquet. Hoton Smith was one of the first to put in some early potatdes for home use, Monday morning. The Steele people are keeping the dray line men busy plowing garden patches in town. _County agent reports that the Kidder county farmers are planning to put in a large acreage of corn for feed. ¢ Dawsen | The Junior class of the D: high schoo! will present the’ nual class play Friday evening at the Dawson hall. They have chosen a three-act comedy, “Her Step- husband,” for presentation. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Niles spent Wednesday in Bismarck shopping. Mrs. E. J.‘Huschka went to Bi: marck Monday to attend the meet- ings of the Auxiliary and American Legion, who had as their guest the ‘onal Legion commander, Mr. fford. Duane Davis, Al Cordner and 6 John Birdzell of Bismarck were in vson and Steele Sunday. he P. T. A. met last Wednes- day at the schoolhouse. After a business meeting an_ interesting program was given. Mr. Hans Lee ot Tappen played three piano solos. Pat Hoyland of Crystal Springs sang two selected solos. This was followed b, a debate given by a high school English ck Th ion for debate was “Resolved, a single session of school from 8:30 a. m, until 2:15 p. m. with 30 minutes for lunch would be pre- ferable to the present system.” The negative won. After the program lunch was served by the committee in charge. Mrs. Charlie Lunner was called to Minnesota Saturday by the serious illness of her mother. Velma Woessner was absent from school Monday on account of illness, The Auxiliary to the American Legion met at the Auxiliary hall Wednesday evening. After the business session, Americanization and rehabilitation work was dis- cussed. President Huschka gave a report of the program attended in Bismarck when the national com- mander of the Legion was there. At the conclusion of the meeting lunch was served by Mrs. Giles Markham, the hostess. The Dawson Fortnightly club met Tuesday evening with Mrs, Hazel Pat yi at her home six miles west of wvawson. An _ interesting program was given, after which a social hour was enjoyed. At eleven o'clock the hostess served a deli- cious lunch, Miss Delia Wise was a guest of her grandmother’s, Mrs. Sarah An- drews, on Sunday, Mrs. Percy Cooper and son and Mrs. I. N. Hayes spent Saturday in Bismarck shopping. Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Hayes and Mr. Burt Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Cooper and son Perry motored to Cleveland Sunday where they visit- ed Mr. Hayes’ son. > | Hazel Grove | —_—_— Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sattler and children were guests of relatives at Harvey Easter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. -Jacob Sattler were in Goodrich last Sundy night. Harry Ulfers was a caller Tues- day at Emil Sattler’s and Ray Hazlegrove’s. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Gray were callers Monday at the Hazlegrove farm. Ray Hazlegrove helped Harry Ul- fers dehorn cattle Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs, Emil Sattler and daughter Shirley ‘Jean were callers Tuesday evening at the Jacob Sat- tler home. some repairs for his drill. Carl Wolf and Elmer Drumm both started to plow and both broke their plows from trying to plow the frozen ground. Jacob Sattler has started spring work in earnest. He has three out- fits going besides the tractor. Ben Glanburg did some repair work on Ed. Wagner’s car this week. Harry Ulfers helped Ray Hazle- grove dehorn cattle Thursday. Elvin Gray and Mrs, Frank Gray were callers at the Albert Gray home and all were shopping while in town. Frank Gray called Thursday morning at the Ray Haszlegrove home. Mrs, Frank Gray is not feeling well as she has a bad cold and a light case of the grippe. We hope she soon will be well. . Harry Ulfers started to plow this week with the tractor. Now watch the ground turn over. Nay, Haslestare helped Emil Sat- tler haul hay Friday afternoon and Mrs. Hazlegrove also called at thc Sattler home Friday. Emil Sattler called at the Jacob Gattler farm Erasy, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Zweigle and daughters, Della and Ruth, were callers Friday at the Jacob Sattler home. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sattler were callers at Emil Sattler’s Saturday. _Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hazlegrove visited Eeredte at the Frank home| and Ray Hazlegrove and Frank Gray went to Tuttle after Miss Opal Gray and also to do some shopping. ill Thieling was in Tuttle Sat- urday with a four-horse load of grain. Mr. and’ Mrs. Will Haréy and e| Chessak having purchased a’ well Emil went over to get] da; Bismarck Friday to see the new ead and nephew ~ Miss Irma Vagner accompanied then to visit her little Lucille who is in the hos- pital. Bill Gilluner from north of Arena was in Tuttle Saturday. We understand that Ralph Halvor is going to erect a fine new home on the farm this summer. There was a surprise party on Ed. Wagner Saturday night. These present were Mr. und Mrs. Be Glanville and sons. Mr. Goldburg from ‘Hurdsfield who is now work- ing for McIntyre brothers and Ed Smita and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Me- Intyre and children. I'rank Gray and Elvin and Opal Gray and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Haztegrove. A good time was reported by all and a bountiful lunch was night. time. Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Drumm and y wel ests of Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Dunken and family Sunday. ke Herush and daughter Pearl were among the shoppers in Cuttle Saturday. There is a family on the Horn- baek place by the name of Oll- We hope they wil! like it for that is what tae conniy nceds is more neighbers, Elmer P ved at mid- (ards furnished the pas- mother, Mrs. hopping in ‘Tuttle J. E. Chas ius hospital, recently undergone an operation for gall- stones. She is reported as getting along nively. August Smith has purchased a new coupe. Charley Malland is in Bismar where he has been reccivng tr at ment for a tumor which has been growing on kis lip. He had an operation and is getting along as well as can be expected. Martha Houghtelling of Garrison is working for the Joe Chessak family. It was reported some time ago that Mr. Chessak had bought some unimproved land from Mr. Compana but this was u mistake. Mr. Ches- sak has purchased the place known as Mrs. Compana’s and they have begun to move unto this farm, Mr. improved farm this time. He can move onto it at once. John Stewart has been confined to his home the past few days with quinsy and neuralgia. O. G. Davenport was a business caller at the Robert Bellyea home near Wilton last week. This cold weather makes farm- ing very slow and difficult. Some of the farn.ers have quite a bit of work done in the fields, others have just barely begun. The noise of the busy tracter can be heard from all sides and everyone is living in| di hopes it will soon warm up and the stock will be able to get some green grass. Norman Stewart and mother visited at the Claud Hauser home Sunday. ° Carson @| ct route to Bismarck to visit their Pete Dinninberg, of Selfridge, spent the week-end with friends at Carson. The Home Economics clubs of Gran county met at the court house Thursday. W. A. Hart had an electric range installed in his home last week. Dan Cupid did a little overtime in Carson ter Sunday, for on that day, Vi Wax, teacher in the primary erade in the Carsot ‘hool, becam? the bride of Glen Armitage, of this city. Violet Roterts, daugh- ter of M. H. Roberts, became the bride of Edward E, Buchanen, and Myrtle Halliday, of Crosby, N D.. became the bride of James A. Thompson. The assessors of Grant county were well represented in Carson Wednesday. They were called here to receive instructions and asses- sor books. Jesse Crowe of Beulah, who had the A. A. Anderson coal mine rent- ed last winter, was in the city Thursday with a truck to take his household goods to Beulah, wheie he_is operating a chicken ranch Prof. eland of the Carson school was ill with an attack of flu last week. We are glad to report that he has recovered enough to be back on the job again. E. B. Litticfield and Fred Det- tloff made a business trip to New Leipzig and Bentley Tuesday. Geo. Gebbard of Leith was a |Clemmenes and daughter Lois speni Sunday evening at ths Herman Nieters Lome. Miss Madge Runey__ visited Schrunk school No. 1 and 2 Wednes- day forenoon, John Witt and Helene Marchant called at the Henry Seilinger home Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Herman Seilinger and son Earl James, and Ruth Kerr called at the Romeo Bailey home Sunday. Marcella Nieters is now employed at the Grant Lindsey hone where a baby girl was born last Monday. John Witt visited at the Marchant home Tuesday evening. Warren Sperry started back to school after a few days’ illness. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Marchant were Wing shoppers Thursday. J. E. Witt called at the Marcuant home Thursday. Mr. Fode and son Henry are working at the north Patterson ranch at the present. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Koch left Thursday for Washington where they will make their home for the present. O. J. Olson spent Tuesday night at the Marchant home. Mrs. Roy Marchant and daughter Helen called at the Lawyer home Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Marchant motored to McClusky Friday. E. Witt called at the Marchant home Friday evening. Esther Johnson is working at the {| Schuh home now. Mr. und Mrs. P. Schuh motored to McClusky Friday afternoon, Mrs, John Fode and sons John, Emanuel and Albert, had dinner at the Marchant home Sunday. Henry Paney was in this com. munity Saturday looking for horses. Mr. and Mrs. Len Ross and fam- ily were Sunday callers at the Wm. itt home. Andrew Nieters called at the Ryan home Sunday. Miss Beulah Lawyer accompan- ied by Roy Stewart attended the dance in Wing Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Witt were Denhoff shoppers Friday afternoon. Miss Catherine Lee was on the ick list last Sundav. -° Temvik ] o Mrs. C. J. Enders and daughters and s Jane Rudd motored to Braddock on Saturday and visited at the Leo Daily home. varrie Burkhardt was a dinner guest at the Will Foell home Satur- day evening. Miss Fannie McGowan, principal of the Temvik high school, is con- Mrs. Chas. Enders is substituting for her. Miss Ann Monahan, Alice Calqu- houn, Joe Lipp and Mr. Schwartzen- berger motored to McKenzie Sun- lay. Carrie Burkhardt spent a few days of last week at the Chris Grenz home in Hazelton, Mrs. Pfaff visited her husband in Bismarck Sunday. She reported he was doing very well and will soon be_ home. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Koppy stopped in ‘ wn a short time Sunday while son who is seriously ill at the St. Alexius hospital. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bell and chil- dren of Carson visited at the C. J. Enders home over the week-end. Little Irene Foell was hostess to a few of her friends Thursday eve- ane in honor of her tenth birth- Harry Lynn of Linton was in town on Saturday. Bertha Kellar was a passenger to Bismarck on Monday where she has employment. Mr. Amos Carurne and _ sister Miss Corurne of Linton visited in town Sunday. A yood crowd attended the dance at the pool hall Friday night. Frank Koppy is spending the weck at home, due to the illness of his brother. Mrs. Dave Calquhoun and daugh- ter Luella were callers at Hazel- ton Thursday evening. Alex Hagen and Joe Lipp of Lin- ton spent Sunday in Temvik. Messrs. Hendrix, De Witt and Calquhoun attended lodge at Lin- ton Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sayler and baby returned to their home in Un- derweod on Tuesday after having spent the past week at the John Schlecht home. Mrs, Art Muckler is suffering with an attack of the flu, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Calquhoun and daughter Luella and son Sammy spent Sunday at the O. Neuman business visitor in Carson Wednes- Ys Oliver Tollefson and_T. N, Steen of Carson’ and John Seni of Heil attended an A. F’. & A. M. raeeting in Mandan Wednesday night. Geo, Streit of New Leipzix ix a boarder with Sheriff Henry Hertz. He is held on a charge on habitual drunkeness. Carl Golde, who has been the able] assistant cashicr in the Fist State bank for the past eight months, severed his connection with thai in- stitution Wednes and left, Thurs- day morning for ier, Mont. The Oliver Vint family moved in- to the L, A. Haven residence in the east part of the city last week. ca Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schuh called at the Ed. Schuh home in McClusky Friday afternoon. Mr, and Mrs. M. Glanville called at the Henry Scilinger home Sun- day, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Igettleson spent Sunday at the Clyde’ Rhedes home. Mrs. Lawyer called at the Mar- chant home Monday afternoon, Mrs. Frank Homberg and Mrs. Chris Hein called on Mrs. Bethel Bailey Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Wentz’ and family and Mr. and Mrs, Roth and family, both of Tuttle, visite | at the Wm. Witt home Friday of last week, Mvs. H. Lawyer spent Monday at the Marchant home sewing. The ple of this community are bani to work in tie fields this week. Tracy and Anton Novy, Ellen.and Thomas Ry an, Harve; Fitzgerald little daughter Avis and Miss Cora Larson were shopping in Tuttle Sat * ; Mr. and Regt Bill ade pee sect aren’ born at the Bismarck hes. now. Gorsline took Mrs. Pete Hut- dio ta ae Earl Sorenson to and the Ackerman family spent Tuesday evening at the Jchn Koch home. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wahl and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Trieburasser Mrs. ry Seilinger, Dorothy Smith, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Marchant and family and Mr. and Mrs. Joe bal spent. Sund: t the Wm. Witt| tal wal htcaiee and son are do'ng hon es home. Jacob Beck passed away at his home Friday evening after a couple of months of illness, Funeral ser- vices. took place at Linton Sunday The community sympathizes with the bereaved famil; ° Sanger | Miss Frieda Peterson was shop- ping in Bismarck Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Matteson and children motored to Bismarck Sat- urday, Funeral services were held at one o'clock Tuesday afternoon from the Methodist church at Hensler for Dick Timmons, who died at his ho ¢ early Sunday _ morning heart failure. Mr. Timmons wi born Nov. 11, 1877, at Concordia, Kas. He moved here with his fam- ily 14 years ago, and has lived and farmed in the Sanger and Hensler communities since that time. wife died in Jarfuary, 19: Mr. Timmons leaves to mourn his death a daughter, Mrs. Harry Wasamaar of Hensler, and two sons, Gilbert and Lawrence, both on the home place. Mr. Timmons was a kind and indulgent father and a good friend and neighbor. The family has the si ids in their bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Peterson mo- tored to Mandan for a visit with their daughter Stella on Si Mr. and Mrs. Merle Adler, Nuessle and William Nuess! Bismarck were Sunday dinner guests at the W. R. Van Ousting home. and Mrs. Walter sage mo home of Mrs. ‘Sans ‘mother, Mra. Mary Dunn. The Get-to-Gether club will meet at he ene of Mrs. G. 0. Gullick- fon on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. R. J. Hotchkiss and daughter left St. Alexius for their home at Monday. Sherman is a bs ts C. W. Smith, Mrs. fined to her home with the flu.| hy who has just completed.a success- ful term of teaching in the district near Hazen, is sj a few days visiting at H.R. Sen bard lick: chased & » O. Gullickson it a Gullickson f Estherville j Ebb Cleveland of Wing was in this neighborhood Monday looking for stray horses. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davenport called at the Louie Jorgenson home Monday. Mrs. Willard and Harry Diamond called at the Carl Berg home Mon- day afternoon to get some eggs for setting. Mrs. Anna Knutson visited with Mrs. Art Marble Monday afternoon. Mrs. Wm. Mickelson motored to Wilton with Mrs. A. H. Lundberg Tuesday afternoon where Mrs. Lundberg went to consult the doc- tor about her arm which she had broken a week ago. Mrs. Anna Knutson was a visitor at the Morris Anderson home near Still Tuesday. Earl Mowder attended a school meeting at the Canfield school Tuesday. Mrs. Wm. Mickelson and daugh- ter Odessa wete callers at the U! home Tuesday morning. Mrs. Wm. McCullough, Sr., came up to the Roy McCullough home Tuesday to see her little grand- daughter, who is quite ill. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Danielson were Regan shoppers Tuesday evening. The Canfield Ladies’ Aid met at eB sed of Mrs. John Howe April Mrs. Roy Little motored to Regan Wednesday afternoon, returning home by way of Grant Lindsey’s to see the new baby. She also visited at the Alvin Ghylin home. Mrs. Carl Berg and son Lyle cre Regan callers Wednesday. af- ternoon. Mrs. Herry Davenport and Mrs. Anna Knutson attended Ladies’ Aid at the John Howe home Wednesday. Mrs. M. Wallma:. Virginia, May and Weston were Wednesday even- ing visitors at the Harry Davenport jome. Mrs. Harry McCullough will en- tertain the Canfiele Ladies’ Aid May 2nd. rs. Art Marble visited with her sister, Mrs. A. H. Lundberg, Fri- se rs. Chas. Manning and Mrs. Wm. Mickelson attended a shower at the home of Mrs. Wm. Hickel Friday afternoon. A_good sized crowd attended the P. T. A. at Canfield Friday even- ing. F. E. McCurdy of Bismarck was the speaker. He gave a very good talk on the Parent-Teacher as- sociations and what they are for. Everyone enjoyed it. bh was served at the close of the meeting. ; oe and a eetee eee and family were lay guests at the Roy Little hume. ‘The American Legion Auxiliary will hold @ food sale in the Legion hall Saturday, April 21. They will also serve lunch, Quite a few from arvurd here at- tended the funeral services cf Thel- ma nderson, the 13-year-old daughter of Morris Anderson, which was held at the Swedish church south of Still Sunday. Those from here who attended P. T. A. Friday night were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knutson and family, Mrs. Anna Knutson, i.oyd Knutson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davenport, Charlotte and Ruth Wilmot, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little and son No‘11an. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mickelson were Regan shoppers Saturday. Gene Little spent the week-end at his home. Earl Mowder and ‘amily were visitors at the J. I. Little home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mickelson spent Sunday at the M. Wallman home. Gene and Norman Littic were Sunday afternoon callers at the S. L. Jordahl home. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCullovgh, Sr., and Will McCullough visited at the Roy McCullough home Sunday afternoon. Charlotte and Ruth Wilmot wore Sunday guests of Marie Schilling. Mike Pankovitch hag tzovea on the farm vacated by Paul Greenan. Mrs. Pete Oleson of Chicago visited at the Knutson home over the week-end. She came to attend the funeral of her niece, Thelna Anderson. o || Dodge C._A. Strachan was a to Moclips, Washington,” Tuesday where he will make his future home. Peter and Samuel Goetz and J, A. Jacobs were transacting businces in Hazen Thursday. Miss Josephine Andersen, who is teaching school near Zap, was @ est at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ohn Siverts over Saturday and Sane, Fred Gleich is transacting busi- ness in Bismarck a few days this week. is} Theresa Jacobs, Anna Kellar and Pliny Moen and Denzie Kirk were transacting business in Beulah and a“ Friday and Saturday. . Meyers of Zap is pda and cere sympathy of many | ail nde ing to Beteer 4]