The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 21, 1928, Page 13

NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS ay R. C. Klein of Williston, this state, was a business caller at Dodge) Monday. Mrs. John Colwell of Winyipeg, Man. was a guest at the L. H. Bothner home for a few days last ‘week, Fred Entzel was a passenger to Buelah Thursday where he visited; with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Huelskamp | were week-end guests at the P. B.| Goetz home. Mrs. William Kellar was at Halli- day Tuesday where she had dental} work done. | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Link are vis- iting friends and relatives at Tripp, S. D. They expect to stay about two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schell of Manhaven are visiting at the Louis Goetz home for a few days. Adolf Eissenger motored to Elbo- ‘woods Wednesday, where he trans- acted business. Word was received that George Grossman, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Grossman, of Sidney, Mont., was accidentally killed Tuesday. Mr. Grossman is well known in Dodge, as he was one of the first businessmen here. J. Souther of Mandan transacted business at Dodge Wednesday. Frank Barker shipped three car- loads of cattle and hogs Tuesday. Miss L. Johnson is staying at the L. H. Bothner home for a few weeks, County Commissioner Otto Bow- man was a business caller at Stan- ton Thursday. Ferdinand Specht was a visitor at Beulah Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Greinstiener motored to Canada Wednesday, where they will visit friends and relatives for a few weeks, sas ie aad ! Clear Lake _———__——¢ E. A. Van Vleet took some stock to the Hazelton Stock Fair Wednes- day, returning Thursday evening. Mr. Titus of Driscoll used his truck for the hauling. Little Wayne Olson spent Wed- nesday and Thursday with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Olson. Harold Hargrave assisted Frank Shaffer to shear sheep a few days last_ week. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Olson visited Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman. Ernest Schoon and Rudolph Kulcksdahl were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Atlolph Bassen Wed- nesday. Miss Evelyn Thomas of Driscoll visited_at the Albert Christensen home Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Melland and baby visited Thursday evening at the Frank Shoffer home. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Nelson and family spent Thursday night with Mrs. Nelsen’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hargrave and Mrs. Emma Shoffer attended the lecture at the Ellison farm north of Sterling Friday evening. Several from this vicinity at- tended the barn dance at the Henry Arnesen home Friday evening. Mrs. Ole Newland is visiting a few days at Bismarck and Mandan. n Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shoffer en-{left Thursday for Bismarck, where tertained a number of friends at Sunday dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Schoon and family, who have been visiting in South Dakota for the past two weeks, returned home the first of the week. f Welch’s Spur | ¢—____________+ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ishmall mo- tored to Bismarck Monday. Kermit Knutson, who works for Mr. Ishmall, planted corn. Robert Welch called on his father and brother, Oliver and John Welch, Monday. He also called on his father-in-law, Ed. Doppler. On account of the heavy rain the first of the week many farmers have started breaking again. Robert Welch, Oliver Welch, Lawrence Dop- pler, Chester Boyd, and Paul Hapel are some of the neighbors who started farming again. John Welch, Robert Welch, and Oliver Welch motored to Bismarck on_business Wesogeday, Ed. Doppler motored to Bismarck Wednesday to meet his mother and sister, Mrs. Marcus Doppler and Mrs. Herman Bartz, of Seattle, Wash. Mrs. Doppler is quite aged, being 86 years old, but stood the trip very well. She will now make her home with her son. Mrs. Bartz had not been east for about 20 years and had not seen her brother for 14 ars. The relatives gathered at ir. Doppler’s for Sunday dinner. Mrs. Bartz will start on her journey home Friday evening. Coyotes have been causing a good deal of destruction in this vicinity apie lately. Mrs. Dorman and irs. Doppler have both reported los- ing poultry. Robert Welch saw two coyotes near his brother John’s pee while returning from Bismarck ‘ednesday evening. The Presbyterian Missionary So- ciety met at Mrs. John Welch’s Thursday affernoon. Quite a num- ber of Menoken were present. Mrs. Robert Welch and children visited at Mrs. Doppler’s Thursday evening. ° Oliver Welch had a good deal of trouble with his plows when start- ing to break this week. He had to make several trips to town for re- pairs and to have some mechanics out to ri him. Mrs. Ed. Doppler has been on the sick list this week, having contracted @ very severe cold while chasing her baby chicks out of the rain. Mrs. Doppler has turned the old yins seein’ ant says she believes “there not! some in it”. : Mrs. Marcus Doppler, Mrs. Her- man Bartz, Ed. Doppler and _ son, Leo, visited at the Robert Welch home Friday afternoon. Mrs. Edith Bruce called on Mrs. John Welch and Mrs. Robert Welch Friday. Oliver Welch motored to Bismarck ‘on_business Saturday morning. * Ed. Doppler and sister, Mrs. Her- man Bartz, motored to Bismarck Saturday. °° Mr. and Mrs. John Welch and family motored to Bismarck Satur- ome of the young folks of this Yicinity at the rodeo north | so good but what there is | seedi Menoken Sunday afternoon. They reported some ve! riding. Chas. Snyder called at the Robert Welch home Saturday, Marcus Tremblay visited at his ‘uncle's, Ed. Doppler, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welch and family visited at Mrs. Welch’s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Doppler’s, Sunday. A number of the neighbor boys met at Mr. Doppler’s place to prac- tice baseball Sunday afternoon. The game with McKenzie was postponed until Sunday. ,. A Sunday school picinic was held in Mr. Horace Dirlam’s grove Sun- | day. A crowd of Glencoe andi Stuartsdale people were present be- sides those of this vicinity. Eva and Randolph Alsbury called at the Doppler home Sunday. That evening ¢! ey called on their sister, Mrs. Joe Hill. _A number of jouns folks of this vicinity attended the dance at the Woodruff barn Saturday evennig. o—— o Miss Alice Calquhoun visited friends in Linton a few d this week, Mrs. A. W. Quast and son Neil motored to Bismarck Friday where they spent a few days shopping. ywer Hendrix attended the Ma- sonic meetings in Bismarck this week. Miss Ann Monahan spent the week-end at the Frank Foell home. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Monahan and daughter and Miss Eunice Vienne motored to Linton Friday night. John Leno was a busines. caller at Linton Monday. A great many of our people en- joyed the circus at Linton Friday. Dr. Schatz of Chicago is spend- ing a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gott Shatz. Lucilla Calquhoun has been a guest at the Neuman home the past week. A few of Mrs. Burlingay’s friends gathered at the Schoonover home Thursday to remind her of her birthday. Allan Quast of Linton is assisting in the bank’ this week. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Burkhardt and Mr. and Mrs. Christian Albrecht at- tended the church doings at Wing Saturday. Shirley Germaine of Linton vis- ited friends here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. N. Capelie motored to Linton and spent the day with friends. . Mr. and Mrs. John Blazen and daughter ‘Viola spent Friday at Lin- ton. Miss Ann Calquhcun left Tucsday for Aberdeen, where she will spend the summer. iy Mr. and Mrs. Ed Genz and family of Stanton motored down Saturd: Mr. Genz left Sunday but the fai ily will remain for a few days’ visit with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Davis and son of Aberdeen are spending a few days here looking after business interests and renewing old friendships. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Deiz left Tuesday morning for a ten days’ trip to Canada. Eunice Vienne arrived Wednesday from South Dakota to spend the summer at the home of her aunt, Mrs. James Monahan. i izabeth Patterson who has ing at the Enders home Temvik she will join her sister Cecilia and motor to Minnesota for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Joh Lino and daughters Mavis and Irma are en- joying a couple of ‘weeks’ outing in Canada and Montana. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Brogden ac- companied by Mrs. David Calquhoun took their little boy to Hazelton Friday, where he will receive medi- cal treatment. At the school election Tuegday Christian Albrecht and L. Sathern were elected new directors. Mr. Sathern fills the place vacated by the deceased Jacob Beck. Mrs. Chas. Enders ent:rtained 14 girls and boys Saturday afternoon in honor of her daughter Dorothea’s birthday. The afternoon was spent playing games after which a dainty luncheon was served. Mr. and Mrs. David Calquhoun| ® had as their guests Sunday, .Mr. and Mrs. Davis and son of Aberdeen and Mr, and Mrs, E. Genz and chil- dren of Stanton. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foell and daughters, M: id Mrs. Chas. De Witt and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Quast and son, Mr. and Mrs. J. Enders and daughters, Mr. and Mrs, P, Hendrix and son, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Hendrix and tho Misses Anna Monahan of Linton, Miss Car- tie Burkhardt of Bismarck, spent Sunday at Wildwood Park north of Bismarck. Hazel Grove Fred Wagner is now farming the place he formerly owned north of Twin Lake. Mrs. Bert Glanville and daughter a Esther and sons Dean and Harold | W, were shopping in Wing Wednesday. They brought Mr. and Mrs. Howard Glanville’s little daughter Bernice home ye them for é eee e y Hazlegrove finis! up ot the road Thursday and E. E. Sat- tler started to work. Mrs. Ben Klanburg and _ chil- dren and Mrs. Anna Klanburg were callers Thursday afternoon at the McIntyre home. Mrs. Owen Mcintyre -and children were in Wing Thursday. Mrs. Mc- Intyre went down to help the Cath- olic ladies clean the church... . Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove were rls Seer gs. Hee, mee tyre an rs an Rose and sons Richard and Hugh attended the Homemakers club at Mrs. Larson's ‘gid Esther went with Mrs. Howard Glanville to spend the night. Harry Ulfers is still plowing and jing. Mrs. Ralph Halver and Mrs. Ar- tans Ties atten Rosrushere club Friday at t! rson home, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove were visitors at the Frank Gray home Sifarady aternnee. Mrs. B. M. Virgin returned home Friday from Jamestown where she has Been attending a convention. Mrs, Thomas Moffit had charge of things while she was gone. Mrs. Moffit is attending sum- mer school at Dickinson and will again teach the Hawkins school the coming term. t Elvin Gray and his father were in Wing Monday on business. of Mis. Ida Berry hes a8 her guest | ville Thursda: Mrs. fit: and son Lyle Perry from uth. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray and Elvin Gray took in the big doings Tuesday evening in Tuttle. Andrew Krafe and sisters and Sattler were in Tuttle Saturday night. Johnnie Sattler and father were on a trip up near the Canadian line the latter of the week. B. M. Virgin has a crew digging rocks on the road east of the county line and north on the road past ‘red Wagner's. Maybe someday, if the good work keeps up, we will have some real good roads. The dance given at the Florence Lake hall was well attended. The ball game between Wing and Tuttle played on the Tuttle diamond was won by the Tuttle boys. Miss Cora Larson, who taught school in Arena, is now staying with her sister, Mrs. Will Harty. Owen Mc! ‘yre was a caller at Harry Ulfers Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Ray Hazlegrove and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray and Elvin Gray and Johnnie and Irvin Sattler were dinner quests Sunday at the Emil Sattler home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers were guests in the evening at the Emil Sattler home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray and Mrs, Ray Hazlegrove were guests at bo dd at the Harry Gray home in Wing Sunday night. There is a Ll employed by Harry Ulfers named Stieglemeyer. Mr. Stieglemeyer is a brother of Jacob Stieglemeyer. Carrington. Mrs. Julius Zwiegle came home with her youngest child this week from Harvey, where her daughter, little Miss Ruth, has been taking treatments. We understand the little girl is not very well Ed Wagner is plowing some of his rye under. Rye is a poor crop around here this seaso1 Mr. and Mrs. Jess March and family were guests Sunday at the Joe Goldsmith home. bs J o Arena | The first rain of the season vis- ited this section beginning Monday evening and continuing until noon Tuesday. Every thing will be bene- fited by it as it was greatly need- ed. About three inches fell. Township meeting was held at the clerks office, Mrs. Bert Glan- ville’s Monday evening. Two mem- bers of the board, Owen McIntyre and Harry Ulfers were present, a8 this was a majority the usual bu ness was transacted and the as: sor’s books looked over. Adolph Webber was a business caller in Goodrich Monday. Mrs. Ben Klagenberg assisted her sister, Mrs. Owen McIntyre with the house work Mond: Harry Ulfers er in Arena Monday.’ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Drum and family were Sunday evening guests at Philip Webbers. Because of the big rain and mud- dy roads no one attended the Aid at Mrs. McIntyres. We will try again at a later date to entertain about the time another rain is needed. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lambert are away on their summer vaca- tion. Mrs. Oscar Whutslock spent the first part of the week in Bismarck with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Mutchler. Harry Ulfers called at McIntyres Monday evening. Andrew Kraft has been busy the last week excavating for a base- ment under his house. Ben Riageohecs caller in Wing Monday. Mr. and Mrs, Adolph Dagnar, Mr. and Mrs. Alec Neff Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sattlers and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Krafts were guests Sunday at the Andrew Kraft home. Mrs. Bert Glanville and daughter Esther and sons Dean and Harold were shopping in Wing Wednesday afternoon. Ed Smith finished working his time on the road Tuesday evening and Andrew Kraft went on in his place. J. J. Scallow and sons, also Frances Harty of Wing were at Mc- Intyres after a horse Wednesday also went down to look after their stock in the pasture. Mr. and Mrs. ay Hazlegrove were supper guests at the McIn- tyre home Friday. i Mrs. Ben Klagenburg and family and Mrs. Anna Klagenburg were afternoon guests of Mrs Bert Glan- ir. and Mies. Julius Zweigle brought home their baby from the Harvey hospital Thursday evenin; where it has been the past weel for treatment. asthma and the doctors say that a change of climate is the only thing that will help it. i Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glanville and sons were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Glanville in Florence Lake business call- a business @/| township Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Klagenburg and children, Mr. and Mrs. Seores, Goldberg and daughter Marcella, Mrs. Anna Klagenburg and Blanch fagner were guests at the McIn- tyre home Sunday. Miss Esther Glanville is spendi: the week-end with relatives a friends. Mrs. Bert Glanville and daughter Esther and Mrs. Owen McIntyre attended the Homemakers club at Mrs. Larson’s Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cole and al- so Mrs. Ida Perry’s daughter of Colgate, N. D., are here on a visit at the Perry home. Lyle Perry is here to spend the summer with his brother Elmer and mother, Mrs, Ida Perry. Blanch Wagner motored up near Alta on business Sunday. of our baseball fans at- tended the game in Arena Sunday. We are sorry to learn that our local elevator man and his wife, . o. Rig oi are leaving Arena, Mr. Touring ac- cppted a rae an elevator at Larimore, N. a —e Ey onda; Tuesday. Blanche Steel and Mrs. Donald Monday ee. eves to Bismarck returni ednesday. Wm. McGregor and family visited at the Eli Bosworth home in town|Melhoff near Tuttle, last Thursday. C. Witt called at the Carl John- son home ig ig Mr. and Mrs. Marchant and fam- ily attended the chautuaqua in Tuttle || days the first of the week, on their ud home from Mandan, Mrs. W. Tomelson and daughter Mrs. Gladys Moore motored to Bis- The little one has/ a! marck the first of last week to visit Mrs. Trepto, a patient at Bismarck hospital. ir. and Mrs. Peter Klein and children and Frank Bosworth re- turned from Watkins, and Detroit Lakes, Minn. Tu visited over Sun Mr. and Mrs, Eli Bosworth ac- companied by Donald Clark attend- ed the Equity convention held at McIntosh, S. D., Thursday and Fri- day. Siiss Mary Wineberger of Bis- marck is a house guest of Miss Jenette Kain at her home in Raleigh this week. P. J. Rausch was a business vis- itor in Carson Thursday and Fri- lay. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Griswold an- nounce the birth of a baby girl at the Elgin hospital Tuesday. The young boys of Raleigh and vicinity have been busy for some time gathering old bones off the prairies and selling them to a loca) buyer. Several boys have sold a number of wagon loads of them. Mrs. Louis accompanied by Mrs. Theodore Christensen visited relatives in Leith Friday. Ladies Aid met at the church parlor Thursday afternoon for their regular monthly meeting with all officers present. Mrs. Dorward led in devotional services. cided through our vacation months of July and August to hold a social in each month. At the conclusion |, ienic Mesdames of the business meeting luncheon was setved. They are from | Metz, Jepsen und Dorward were hostesses. Mrs. C. L. Kleinschmidt and chil- | Mr. dren accompanied by Carl Schiek | - and children motored to Bismarck Thursday where the latter visited little Margaret Schiek, a patient at Bismarck hospital. Mrs. Donald Clark has been quite ill at her home this past week suf- fering with a gall stone attack. Miss Blanche Steele accompanied by Miss Bernice Baird and little nephew Wayne Boettcher of New England, motored to Sioux Falls, S. D., Thursday, where they will visit relatives. Roy Frost, Alvin Tillman, Albert ©! Bird and Clayton Peterson departed Saturday morning for Malaca Lake, Minn., for an outing. John Miller and Anton Ternes motored to New Salem where they spent a few days visiting. Miss Grenda Wells and aunt of New Leipzig spent the week-end as guests at the Henry Cors home. Mr. and Mrs. Maier of Elgin ac: Sune by their daughter Miss Pauline of Raleigh motored to Wil- ton Thursday, where they spent the week-end as guests of relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beem were hosts Sunday when they entertained Mr. and Mrs. Wessels, Mrs. Bertha Rossow, Ruddy and Helen Rossow and Mr. and Mrs, Besch and children at dinner. The Children’s Day program Sun- day was listened to by a large and appreciative audience. Rev. and Mrs. Corbit and children departed immediately after services Sunday on a vacation trip to Ne- braska. They will be gone three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rausch were hosts Sunday when they entertained Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dorward at 6 o'clock dinner. The ball game between Shields and pee e on the home diamond, was attended by a large crowd Sun- day afternoon. The score was 7 to 4 in favor of Shields. Mr. and Mrs. Haas and children motored to Elgin Sunday to visit relatives. A large delegation of Odd Fellows and their families attended the an- nual memorial services held in Shields Sunday evening. f Menoken i AI i Edward Davis, of St. Paul, is now visiting at the L. J. Agnew home and expects to spend the rest of the summer vacation here. Fred Calkin, who is now working on the Wm. Langer farm, has pur- chasel a new coupe. Harold Arnold left recently for New England, N. D., where he is working. Mr. and Mrs. Chris De Groot and family left Sunday for a visit with relatives at Parker, S.D. They plan on being away one week. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Scogley and family, of Tolna, N. D., spent Fri- day night and Saturday morning visiting at the A. C. Dance home. Mr. and Mrs. Scogley were on their way to attend a family reunion with Mrs. Scogley’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rolph, of Mott, N. D. large number attended the at the picnic grounds Sunday oon. Chester Sherman is working on the section this week during the aoe Chris De Groot is on his vaca- tion, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ebling and fam- | ily, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ebling and daughters had picnic dinner at the Menoken picnic grounds Sunday. We been received from Ella Funston, who left recently for St. Paul, where she had an operation. Miss Funston is getting along nicely and expects to be home soon. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hill visited at jhe W. T. Dance home Sunday morn- ing. f Schrunk | ee, o Dr, Rollie, of McClusky, was called to the Jake Wenty home Sunday evening, where Tillie is seriously ill. We hope for a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Marchant and daughters were, McClusky shoppers Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. James Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Bethel Bailey and Delmer McLellan were Sunday visitors at the Henry Sielinger home. Jake Wentz called at the Carl Johnson home Sunday evening. ndrew Niete-. called on LeRoy Marchant Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Philiph Schuh were McClusky shoppers Saturday after- noon, The dance given in the Florence Lake hall Saturday evening was not as well attended as usual because of the rain that fell that day mak- ing the roads almost impassable, but these present had a very enjoyable ime. ait and Mrs. R. La Marchant and ughters, Margaret a rene, called at the Henry Serlinger home Sunday evening. J Witt visited his cousin, F. A. lepsen and son’ Elmer | , It was de-|@. Wednesday e that ev rd igs”. Tom Norak was a Wing caller afternoon. Thursde Ackerman, of Still, spent Sunday and Monday of last week i is sisters, Mrs, John Koch and Mrs. Ted Ehnes. Carl Johnson was a Bismarck shopper Friday afternoon. Mrs. R, Marchant consulted Dr, Rollie in McClusky Friday. Herman Nieters and Joe Klenc motored to Wing Saturday evening. Mr .and Mrs. Wm. Witt and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Wentz were shopping in Harvey Saturday. Herman Nieters and sons, Albert and Leo, and Louis Navy attended confermation exercises in the Catho- lie church of Wilton Sunday, J. Witt called at the Triebwasser home near McClusky Thursday. Christ Wentz called at the John Koch home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, Chris Wentz and daughter and son, Violet and LeRoy, spending this week with Mrs. Sarl Johnson called at the Ventz home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Maleulm Christian- son and family called at the Mar- chant home Sunday evening TS Cee { Canfield } poole ae Lee Anna Strand and sons, Einar from here we! 2 » and Mrs. H.C. Taylor and far C verett Barley, Mr, and « Little and A few from here attended the |dance at Florence Lake Saturday evening. There was a large attendance at the baseball game held in Regan Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, 4 Sophie Ols ton Thursd: fi Norman Jordahl was taken to the hospital Wednesday where he had to have his glands lanced. He will re- main in the hospital until the last of the week. Robert and D. *. Ghylin and is McCullough were home Saturday over night. large at- unday school Sunday. at Si ommunity, attended. church in Barley family attended at the H. Barley home in Lake township, p Cook went to Jamestown | Saphie and Violet Olson were caller in Wilton Friday afternoon. Mr. and M J. Cummingham and family were callers at the Ole Olson home Sunday. Calle t the C. Elkins home Sun- day were Mr. and Mrs. P. Greenan and son, Wesley, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ghylin and son, Gerald, and Eric Ghylin, The John Hanson family Sunday at the Ole Wald home. John Skee and Alvin Ghylin are now building a barn for Orval spent Sperry. G. 0. Lindsey called at the A. F. Ghylin home Friday evening. Gey McCoy is working for A, F. Ghylin, The American Legion Auxiliary in met at the club rooms Thursday, June 14, Uhde and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin served. Besides the regular business, their was installing of new officers, and also appointing the delegate to the State Convention held in Grand Forks July 12. Miss Uhde was ap- pointed as delegate and Mrs. Malone was also appointed to go, and any member wishing to go may do so. The next meeting will be held Thurs- day, July 19, and Mrs. C. Kettleson Regan F. C. 2 hostess. e | Glencoe o——_—__——_——_—______—_—_« The recent rain which fell in liberal quantities over the thirsty fields of the district is being much appreciated by everyone. Pastures and crops of every variety have changed from a pale puny color to a dark green which insures a much greater harvest for this part of the state than was previously expected. The rodeo held near Menoken Sun- day was quite largely attended. The bronko busting together with the many other features of the . day were greatly enjoyed by all. The clowns acted their part with rare skill, The many motorists who were prseent from near and distant sections viewed the performances with keen interest and expressed amazement at the ability of some of the farmer boys who took part. Lem Ferguson, local road con- tractor, who was recently awarded a big road job in Telfes township, is progressing rapidly with the work and expects to have the job com- pleted in a short time. Mr. Fergu- son will then move with his family and equipment to Steel, N. D., where the state is doing much highway work. He expects to be absent from this locality for many months. R. Stewart, prominent farmer of this vicinity, after viewing several fields of various grains in this neigh- borhood, reports conditions as being favorable for a fair crop of all grains including corn and potatoes. Alex Maclean and son, Vernon, are busy breaking for flax on their farm in Telfer township, The tune of their tractor can be heard from early morning until a late hour. Jean Smith and family and A. V. Luce were among the local folks to siiend the rodeo at Menoken Sun- y. The many tractors of this district, which had ceased their song during the dry spell, can now be heard from all angles with greater har- mony and melody in their tone. The recent rains have made breaking ible and mych flax is now be- ing sown. A large crowd congregated at the Taylor grove Sunday where relige- ous services were held. Choice music and pinging were features of the day. A fine lunch and plenty of ice cream was served by the good ladies who never fail to feed the men folks. Gus Kratt, of the Kratt Realty company, of Sheldon, N. D., who Bontoneee large tracts of land in Emmons counties tarted to work on the} called on cently. The June rains appeaa to be bring- jing forth June brides. Among the |most recent is Miss Lucille Buckley, who was united in marriage to Glen Oder, of Regan, N. D. Miss Buckley has just finished a successful term |of school in Apple Creek township. Burt Buckley is not worring much ‘about the shortage of hay this year. |He possesses large fields of sweet jclover, which are a beautiful sight, jand which will soon be ready to cut and stack, Mr. Buckley, who is among the most successful farmers of this district, has the larger part \of his farm producing this product. Don Nichloson is furnishing a |large share of the flax that is being own in this district this year. He {still has a liberal supply on hand jot that bumper crop which he pro- jduced last year, | August Hogue and Henry Mills jhave recently completed fencing a jbig pasture on the place known as jthe Campbell ranch, The ylace is {now leased by Mr, Mills. various tenants re- — | f Regan | ¢ —e The Wing and Regan baseball teams played at Regan last Sunday, the score resulting in 10 to 4 in favor of Regan. The battery for Regan Wing, Peipkorn and Belk. It was ja splendid game throughout, but the | Wing aggregation failed to over- jcome the heavy sluggign of the Re- }gan team, | Miss Bessie Wilson, who for the | r has been teaching in the chools at Cooperstown, N. D., rrived home for the summer vaca- Hi | National Bank, _Bis- jmarck, arrived home Saturday eve- |ning and spent Sunday with his par- jents, Mr. and M B. E. Rierson, Mr. and M urtlotte, of jLong Beach, accompanied’ by their son, Ira Tourtlotte and family, jot Gi arrived in Re- }gan Sunday, e journey by auto. They are vi ng their son, A. F. Tourtlotte. J Wilson, assistant cashier of r Monday, return- jay morning. The new J. M. Lein blacksmith shop and garag now inclosed and ving its finishing touches and ort time a full line of modera nith and garage equipment will be installed. 0. C. Uhde, who is serving as juror during the present term of court, Was a Sunday visitor at his home near Regan last Sunday to spend two weeks| J. 0, Lein, of Reseglen, N. D, ar- with her sister, Mrs. J. Lybeck. rived by auto on last Wednesday end , Calle at the John Howe home! cpent a few d siting the Sunday Mr. and Mrs. C. W.| parental home. Mr. Lein is em- Wilkenson and son, Conrad, Mr. and] ployed as clerk in a general store Mrs. H. C. Taylor and family, Mr.! at Roseglen. and 1 Fred Urbauck, Mr. and| The new brick garage, under con- Mrs. Peterson, of Beulah, N. D. struction by Andrew Fisher, is neav- Mrs. A. F. Ghylin, Mrs, Gust! ly inclosed and presents a fine ap- Olson, Burnett Jacobson, M ance. This is the first brick building to be erected in Regan and will be a credit to the town, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Garnes spent Friday of last week in Bismarck at- tending to business matters. It is estimated that fully an inch of rain fell in this territory Monday of this week. Rains have been con- | tinuing off and on ever since May 11th, and the ground is so thorough- ly soaked that those doing fencing state that it has wet down four to five feet. Since the rains rye crops that gave very little promise of mak- ing a crop have made such a pro- gress that it will now make much better than an average crop. All grains are making wonderful growth and if the balance of the growing season is favorable as good a crop as last year is expected. Mrs. M. J. Gillette, of Bismarck, ived in Regan on Saturday and is visiting at the A. L. Garnes home, But slight interest was taken in the annual school election in Regan last weck. A. F, Tourtlotte and August Westerman were re-elected directors and A. L. Garnes, treasurer. ] Mr. and Mrs. Burns Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Fay Johnson, Mrs. Adams, Miss Jordis Rafteseth and Eddy Adams returned from the Black Hills, S. D., Tuesday, and report having seen a lot of wonderful scenery and that they enjoyed the trip. Miss Rafteseth remained in Bismarck from where she left for her home at Elgin, N. D. This community was visited by a much needed rain the past week and everything is picking up wonderfully. Mr. and Mrs. Viggo Jensen and daughter, Verona, and Mr. and Mgs. Ira Peckens and daughter, Ines, left for the Black Hills and Wyoming Friday morning. Misses Charlottee Moffit_and Lu- cille Mockle motored to Bismarck Wednesday. : Robert Carpenter, C. E, Moffit and Thelma Moffit motored to Bis- marck Wednesday. Rev. Brooks, of McKenzie, was @ business caller in town Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Peckens and Mr. and Mrs. V. Jensen were shopping in_Bismarck Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Young and children and Mrs. Hosford left for Kansas and Nebraska Wednesday to visit with relatives for a few weeks. H, P. Asselstine, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. McNally and Mr, and Mrs. W. E, Nichols motored to Bismarck Wednesday, where Mrs. McNally en- tered a hospital for a minor opera- tion. Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Carrol and Lois and Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Olson and children motored to Hazelton Wednesday to attend the stock show which was held there. Mr. and Mrs. M. D, Olson spent Wednesday evening at the J. Benz home. . Mrs. H. P. Asselstine and chil- dren and M. G, McNally and son. ie. | Moffit and Mrs. Conrad Kettleson will be} *| Wayne, motored to Bismarck Thurs- day, Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Carrol and Lois and M. D. Olson spent Thurs- day at the Bill Hoeft home north of Sterling. % Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Nichols ac- companied J. 8, Johnson to Bismarck Thursday and brought back a new car, Mrs. Pap Fi was a Bismarck shopper ursday. re. M. D. Olson called at the Ed. Allensworth home Thursday. Miss_Grace Miller returned home from Bottineau, N. D., where she has been visiting relatives for a few weeks, M. G. McNally motored to Bis- marck Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Burns Bailey mo- nortl erlin; ursday to Marjory and W: jWas Smith and Gramling and for!) St bank of Regan, was} A large number of ladies met at the home of Mrs. J. Hill Saturday and surprised Mi Emmet Carrol with a stork shower and about 4 o'clock a delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Hill. Those returning from the Black Hills Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Olson and daughters, Maybell and Evelyn, Eddy Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Olson, Frank Benz and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Enockson. A very good attendance was at the church Sunday to hear the Chil- dren’s Day program given bee H. P. Asselstine and Mrs. W. H. Edson and assisted by Mrs. J. Hill. The program was very much en- joyed by all and the children all did well and Rev. Brook gave a very good talk on young folks and old too. Mr. and Mrs. Burns Bailey and children and Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Benz visited at the Val Benz home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Olson spent Sunday at the Ed. Ellensworth home. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Whittaker and son, Junior, attended the rodeo at Menoken Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Faust spent Sunday afternoon at the August Benz home. Mr. and Mrs. YU. A. Faust spent at the August Doehle home. Mr. Dunham, from Bismarck, was here Monday looking after his lum- ber business. Quite a few from here attended the dance at Hazelton Monday night and report the music as very good and all had a very good time. | Steiber Robert Patzner was a business caller in Regan Wednesday. Bill Hickel made a trip to Velva Sunday. 5 Beecher Malone was a_ business visitor at the Altu store Monday evening. Glen Oder, John Carlson, C. L. Malone and Beecher Malone were Regan shoppers Saturday evening. Mrs, C. i Malone, Mrs. Harold Baron and Mrs. John Carlson at- tended Thursday. grent benefit to growing crops, hay ing rained nearly every day thi: week. : | John Boschee is working for Ro- bert Patzner, " Beecher Malone motored to Bis- marck Sunday, returning Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. children were Malone home. John Carlson and nday visitors at the f Steele °° —________-_—_—_——_-‘* Last Tuesday evening there was a called meeting of the Steele citizens to consider putting a White Way on Main street, but on ac- count of a heavy rain the Northern Power and Light agent did not get to Steele, and so the matter was put off for a later decision. The members of the Sherman Methodist church, 10 miles northwest of Steele, had a painting bee and sledding anrere on George face in one day. club met at Steele, Wednesday the 13th. Several representatives from the Agricultural college were pres- ent giving helpful talks. The Steele band rendered music for the occasion. Jacob Spitzer was up from Ger- man township with some of the neighbors on Wednesday on busi- ness. Chas. Whitney started drilling 8 well on the rear of the Wehlitz Block for the new garage to be erected in the near future, and struck water at 85 feet, but went down 10 feet deeper to have a sufficient supply. Will Henry is caring for the Mer- sen Lumber company business in the absence of Foye Harris, who is out of town for several days. Mr. Danymeyer installed a flag pole on the front part of his resi- dence property, setting it in a con- crete base. The Hines Dray line excavated a cellar for the new garage on the Wehlitz Block, but rain delayed the completion of the job. é Mark Holz was hired by the city dads to give the city streets a good grading-up for the season. i Saturday the dray line was hired to remove the debris of the old creamery at the west end of town, so as to grade the north and south street through to the east and west Main street. siren mount, and put the siren on. covery. the Bismarck hospital. i Mr. J. J. Hochhalter is‘ arranging for a garage room in the basement of the residence which he recently moved unto his lots, this saving the erection of an extra building. Sunday morning the Daily Vaca- tion Bible school put on a demon- stration program at the Methodist church, and a crowded house enjoyed hearing the program. Steele D. \ B. §. had the largest enrollment in its history, 85, and the teaching force did splendid work, so that certificates had many gold stars at- tached, Friday afternoon the young peo- ple of the Whitmore family departed for South Dakota and from there will make a trip to Colorado for a two weeks’ vacation. Forest Fairchild and H. B. Carl- son came to Steele on business Tues- day forenoon, i Mr. Galloway, chief mechanic at o' turn turtle. He had his left hand badly lacerated on the upper side. The Webb Furniture company, of Bismarck, have leased the office room, formerly occupied Mr. logpe, ll have funeral sup- plies on hand; also a reception room in connection with the racy tad Teal nt Sh taqua company had to divide crowds with the circus. Forest Miller, nephew of Mr. and 5 Chas. Miller, ended his visit in who have been| Mrs, Legion Auxiliary meeting The recent rains have proved a gave the church a second coat of paint, making it fit for any rain- Chas. Whitney, hitney, Forest Fairchild, C. J. Carlson, and others were pres- ent, helping to cover the whole sur- The Kidder County Home Makers’ On Friday the Northern Power and Light company completed the installation of the steel-built fire H. S. Darling took a sudden turn for the worse on last Thursday, and relatives were sent to be present, as the doctor held out no hope of re- Miss Vera Dieruf, is home on her vacation from the training work at its live. . nice Whitney went home after spending two weeks in the D. V. B. S. Lucy Miller is working for at- torney J. N. McCarter, as Mrs. Mc- caer is not able to do her house- werl Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Altas moved their household goods to their new heme which thcy have been fitting up for living quaréeee. I Glen View | ES Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Anderson and Agnes Solhon mogored to Washburn on business Thursday. Walter Simons, Chester Erstrom and Enock Anderson visited all the schools in this district Wednesday. Mrs. Jake Spitzer and family Te- turned home from a two-weeks’ mo- tor trip through parts of Canada and Montana Thursday. Mr. and Mrs, Ted Newman and children, of Wilton, called at the Elmer Schooleraft home Sunday. No school was held at school No. 2 Tuesday on account of the heavy rain we had. Howard Scott called on Verl Hol- den Sunday evening. Thomas Jacobson returned from Fargo Wednesday, where he attend- ed the O'Daleren’s meeting. He met many of his old friends whom he had not seen since he left Nor- way forty-five years ago. Lars Jacobson and Iver Johnson motored to Bismarck Thursday on Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Krotz and children visited at the MeAvoy home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Art Larson and sons | business. | and Gust Larson called at the Will Larson home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Enock Anderson and daughters called at the Lloyd Men- ard home Sunday evening. Mrs. Ellen Lindberg and children, of Curry, Minn., are here visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Anderson, of Wilton, and sister, Mrs. Al Holden. Miss Helen Strandemo is visiting at the Cecil Mount home near Bis- marck. Mrs. Mount is her sister, ———_—___"—__—_-@ , | Brittin | Ea | Mrs. Ennen and daughter Alice were caller. at E, Hoover's Wed- nesday. Miss Jean Crawford and Miss Alice visited Miss Goldie Mathews Saturday. _Miss Alice Lee from Bismarck is visiting at the home of Miss Jean Crawford. Miss Crawford is spend- ing the week-end at home. Mr. Baily and B. F. Lane callers at E. Hoover's Friday. Quite a number of people from around Brittin went to Bismarck to hear the Davis and Baker case. Mrs. Henry Crawford and daugh- ter, and Mrs. Charley Swanson have left for an extended visit with friends and relatives in Oregon. Quite a number of the Brittin People motored to Bismarck Tues- day to attend the big circus of Al Snes vin Hoover, Mrs. Lamb, Miss Mathews, and Miss Frood motored to Bismarck Tuesday. Miss Frood is staying with her uncle, George Frood. [___MeKenzie 1 reli Esther Larson returned to her home at the Apple Creek ranch Tuesday, after visiting in James- town, H. P. Goddard, of Bismarck, was a business caller in town Wednesday. _ Mrs. Neva Groathart, of New York City, arrived last week to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Heaton and other relatives here. Mrs. George Brittin and daughter, Emma Mae, and Miss Olson, of marek, were callers in town Friday. Ivan Law and family returned Friday after a five weeks’ motor trip through Illinois and Missouri. The political meeting at the home of Ed. Conley Tuesday evening was well attended. A lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McMonogale and family, of Brockett, were guests of the John Fuehuer family over the week-end. They departed Monday moshing for Valley City and other points. Mrs. Knutson was taken to a Bis- marek hospital Friday. Be a George Hush tt hi jay for a motor trip throug! Minnesota and Iowa. . Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Watson and daughters, Lillian and Esther, de- parted Saturday afternoon for a motor trip through the westérn states, including California, where they will visit their daughter. contin Ray eee, of beret Cur- nt, Sask., visited at the lo: Belk home Wednesday. iss Mrs. Wm. Hughes, Jr., and baby daughter returned home from Bis- marck Thursday. B. E. Jones, of Bismarck, was a business caller in town Monday, A number of people from here at- tended the rodeo and picnic at Men- oken grove pe 4 Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Crum were business visitors in Wing and Tuttle Saturday. Miss Lucile Offner returned to her home Monday after a sojourn with friends in Valley City. Mr. and Mrs. George Bolte, of Fessenden, and Mr. and Mrs. Berg and Mrs. Manley, of Jamestown, were. Sunday guests at the Manley Mr. and Mrs. B, W. Grah: Hed on Mrs. Crum Sunday on thelr way ‘were V.|home from Bismarck. Miss Jayce Brooks is 5} nding the summer with friends at ly. Red Weiss, from Cape Giravdesu, Mo., stop with friends here over night on his way to the Yellowstone pa and Mrs, Alizee Laren left jay on roug! the ‘Black Hi ia z auto accident occurred it of town Sunday evening when - cars run into another. cars were lamaged some, but no one was hurt. Mr. and Mrs, Mellon, of bey the Bertelson Motor company, had|N. D., were guests of Mr. and . what might have turned out to be| P. E. Roth last week on their way to a serious accident, last Sunday,| Detroit, Mich, Mrs. Mellon is a when he took his daughter, Lois, to| neice of Mr. ’ whom he had Valle: City, and on the return trip had the misfortune to have his car and