The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 13, 1928, Page 9

a) ; § % ¥ i f % | EEE TET Taft | Wilbert Koon and son Clifford vi: ited at the Gosney, home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Swindling and children and Mr, Lash spent the Fourth in Bismarck, i Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis and Marion spent the Fourth in Bis- marck. Harry Edgerley called at the Gos- ney home Thursday. Ir. Runey had the misfortune to cut his hand while starting his car. A license hung down over the rac tor and he hit it with his hand while} It looked as though he had cut a vein. Of course it had to be the right hand. We hope that he _will be able to use it soon. Mr. and Mrs, P, M. Gosney and family and Mrs. Chas. Gaskill spent the Fourth ‘n Bismarck. They also visited at the Ben Koon and Carl R._Kositzky homes. : Mr. and Mrs. Henry Swindling and family were juneberrying Thurs- day. They got a bushel of berries. Nr. and Mr:. Herman Nieman and children called at.the Roy Turner home Wedncsday night. They went to Bismarck in the evening to see the fire works, Mr. and Mrs, P. MM. Gosaey and family called at the Chas. Gaskill home Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Koon and family went to Bismarck Wednes- day evening to see the fire works. They also visited at the Ben Koon home. Zelmar Dyrstad and children and his niece and nephew called at the Gosney home Tuesday evening. Mrs. P. M. Goshey and Charley and Edna called at the Chas. Ander- son home Saturd.y evening. Rex Swindling has returned from a two weeks vacation visiting with relatives in Mandan and Bismarck. Mrs. Chas, Gaskill went to Bis- marck Saturday to visit at the Carl R. Kositzky home. She returned to her home Monday evening. Misses Ida and Almona Hurr re- turned home ‘onday after attend- ing camp meeting in Jamestown for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. John Benz were Bis- marck callers Monday. Mrs. Benz remained to cnter the hospital for treatment. Axel Soder of Wing was a caller at the Charley Anderson home Mon- cranking. ay. Mrs. Presley Gosney spent Mon- day afternoon at the Charley Ander- son home. Mr. and Vie. family spent the marck. Miss Katherine Cox is spending a few days at the Robert Sharp home. Rachel Benz and her baby sister are staying with their grandmother, Mrs, Ed Olson, in Moffit while their mother is in che Bismarck hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Presley Gosney and daughters Florence and Edna visited at the Carl Kositzky home in Bis- marck Sunday. Henry Jessen and Fourth in Bis- Miss Katherine Cox visited with |s Dorothy Sapp Monday afternoon. Mis Dorothy Lamb was a Moffit caler Monday evening. Rex Fogarty called at the Elness home in Sterling Sunday evening. Homer Envick, Theodore Lang, Jerold Ellis and Theodore Lee vis- ited with Charley Gosney Sunday. Wilbert Koon was a Sterling caller Saturday. The regular school meeting was held at White Sc>ool Tuesday after- noen, Mrs. Charley Anderson took her husband to Bismar Tuesday to consult a doctor. Mr. Anderson has been cn tke sick list for about a week, Henry Lewis was a Sterling caller Saturday night. Miss Elnora Hurr returned home Tuesday after attending camp meet- ings in Jamestown for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Koon and children visite! at the James Koon home Sundsy afternoon. [Rock Hilt o—________—___—___+ Mrs. Guss Gordon of Wilton was a@ guest of her daughter, Mrs. Wil- lard Dimond, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Johnson and family called at the Willard Dimond and J. F. Little homes Sunday. Rock Hill was visited Saturday ‘afternoon by a regular cloudburst. It rained so hard that the culverts couldn’t take the water fast enough. East of Regan on Highway No. 36 there was over six feet of water on the grade. The road was impass- able until sometime the next day. Mrs. Anna Wilson was a guest of Mrs. Mary Rasche Fri Norman Little is employed at the Lioyd Knudtson farm at present. ir. and Mrs. Ray McCullough and son Buddy and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Olson were guests at the Wm. Mc- Cullough home Wednesday. Mrs. Mary Rasche and little daughter Shirley and sister Edith motored to Regan Monday. The little daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Norton Strand were guests of Harry McCullough home Friday afternoon. Mrs. J. F. Little and Phyllis mo- tored to Regan Thursday. They called at the Willard Dimond home also. Mrs. H, Dimond of Regan is a guest of her son Willard this week. Luther C. Bailey passed away at his home Friday afternoon after a lingering illness. The funeral serv- ices were held at the Pentecostal church in Regan Sunday afternoon. He leaves a wife and five children, Dorothy, Myron, Elden, Clell and Elza, his father, four sisters and five brothers. He died at the age of 82. The community extends sympathy to the family. ir. and Mrs. Oscar Magnuson and family motored to Regan Tuesday. Phyllis Little called at the Dimond home Monday. Mr. and Mrs, Harry, Davenport, Ruth and Charlotte Wilmot were cas at ne Louis Jorgenson home onday e} IR. George Mickelson took Louie Jor- [spe to Baldwin Monday where he employed doing road work. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Swanson re- turned to Bismarck Monday evenin; by train after spending the ‘week-end at the Bailey and Howe homes. Kenneth Kohler of Bismarck was a guest of his grandfather, H. C. Rasche, last week. ¥ Bismarck and Mandan Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little and son wil called at home J. F. Little and Virgel motored to | day. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Eaundquist and | wri e Alvin Ghylin sday evening. Most everyone in this vicinity are peeking Juneberries between rains. Theyastoot Clyde and Norman Little | NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS ‘| theuled gravel in front of the tele- {phone office in Regan Tuesday. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vollen and family motored to Wildwood Wed- neday to celebrate. _ Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jorgenson and family motored to Hurdsfield, N. D. to celebrate the 3rd and 4th of July. Miss Mary nek a of Velva, !D., was a guest of the Strand home ia few days last week. Mrs. Ray pc i took Mrs. Wm. McCullough to Wilton Tuesday to_consult a physician. Mrs, O. M. Colip and son Charlie of Regan motored out to the Mary Rasche farm Tuesday. in, were guests at the Mrs. K. {Kolb home Thursday. | Grant and Merril Lindsey motored |to Regan Monday. A. H. Lundberg is erecting a large barn on his farm occupied by tl: Harry McCullough family. Virginia Wallman. returned home after spending a week with the Wil- mot girls. A tornado struck this section Thursday night. It did some dam- age, took out some window lights at the Mary Rasche house and killed 35 chickens, blew a hog shed down \for J. F, Little, blew Olson’s and |Rasche’s windmills down, Shattered ‘a large barn on the Raymond Tol- jliver farm, killed one cow and crippled several more, killed a pig, |turkeys and chickens for Mrs. K. cS ‘olb. Mrs. John Howe motored to Re- gan Monday. Stephen Monroe was a Sunday guest of his cousins Earl and Don- ald Monroe, The McCullough Bros. have pur- chased 72 more sheep which were shipped to Regan. Several of the Regan folks mo- tored out east of town Saturday night to see the high water in the grade. Mrs. K. Kolb and son Andrew, jMrs. V. N. Monroe and Allen Tolliver were guests at the Walter Schman- sky home Sunday. OO | Menoken ° Mrs. Laef Blensley and children of Bremen, N. D. are now visitia, at tie Edd Ebliazg home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Erick son and trip near Fargo. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Arnold and family left Thursday for New Eng- land where they will make _ their home in the future. Mr. Arnold will {clerk in Potter's store in New Eng- land, Jim Newkirk is now in charge jof the pool hall. |. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Salter are the proud parents of a baby boy, born Friday morning at the Bis- marck hospital. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Dance and children, Martin Brown and Miss Ethel McLaughlin spent Friday eve- ning visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Abelein. The evening was spent playing cards and a lunch was Nellie Dance and Miss Hazel Paris of Bismarck motored to Hurdsfield to spend the Fourth, A large number from here cele- brated the fourth in Bismarck. The fireworks were especially enjoyed. The Dietzman barn dance was well attended the evening of the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs, Glen Bakers motored to Roundup, Mont., where they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Roy Baker. They will also visit relatives in Butte, Mont. Mrs. Earl Baker and two children, accompanied her brother Mr. Thayer to Mitchell, S. D., where she will visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Chris DeGroot and family returned Saturday from a three-week visit with relatives in Parker, S. D. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Graves re- turned Sunday from a motor trip to Minneapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ishmael spent Sunday evening visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. G. ein. Mr. and Mrs, Edd Ebling and family, Mrs. Laef Blensley and chil- dren were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Dralle of Britain. Mr. and Mrs. Hom- Craven and children. returned Sunday from Brainerd, Minn., where they visited Mrs, Craven’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Haigge. The school board held their meet- ing Tuesday in the consolicated school. The year’s business was looked over anu books balanced. Joe Fischer went to Spokane, Wash. Monday to attend the funeral of his sister Christine Fischer. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dietzman and family returned home Monday forenoon from a two weeks’ visit with friends *and relatives i- Minne- sota. Senus Harms ‘s now assisting Wm. “ershaw with his frm work. Mr. and Mrs, Joe Fischer are the proud parents of a baby daughter and they have named her Alice Eu- ~‘na Fischer. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Ashbridge and family are the proud owners of @ new car, Dan and Paul McCormick went to Pollock, S. D. to ride at the rodeo the Fourth. Many people from this community attended the Fourtth of July cele- bration at Bismarck and all report a good time. John Olson has been pzinting the buildings on the Grant Salter farm. John Glenn has purchased two milk cows from Peter Devidson. Miss Flsie Olson is visiting at the Joe Fischer home for a few 4ays. « io bi dance held at Walter Dietzman’s July Fourth was well attended. iy ig Mr, and Mrs. Wa Dietzman and family picked June berries in the Menoken grove Friday after- noon, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Madisnd ge! son David and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence and son ld went to Winemier Saturday to spend week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnie Madland. i John and Mino Harms are em- Pleved at L. E. Heaton ranch south of McKenzie, John Olson and John Glum were business callers in Bismarck Satur- | Frances e. 3 John Olson 8 ests at ied be yea Martin Tooker. hauled a cow for John Glum Sunday. arn Diese was a Teor at ‘coker home Sunday. [sonagSege dees ere panier: {good time, |Painted Woods lake and Wildwood, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kolb and) | sons Edwin and Gerald motored son returned Friday from a fishing | The m ‘the | of the Brodick house repaired on his farm formerly owned by Henry Baowman. Sences Harms called on Raymond Johnson Sunday evening. i Painted Woods | The Fourth of July is now over and everybody seems to have had a me ‘spent the day at id some took in ‘thé celebration at Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erickson, son marck spent the Fourth at the An- drew Nelson home. = Allen Nordberg of Chicago is spending the summer with M id. rs, Andrew Nelson last week. Mrs, T. E, Hustad and son James and Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld called at the Andrew Nelson home Friday after- noon, Albert Nelson left for Montana last week, where he joined Mike Partyka, where the boys will work together. Carl Erickson and family called at the Iver Erickson home Thursday. Alvin Waddington of Bismarck is spending his vacation at the Wm. Brown home while his folks are vis- iting with relatives in Wisconsin, rs. T, E, Hustad and son James, of Minot, who have been visiting for a time at the Ole Lillefjeld home, re- turned to their home on the Soo Monday morning. Mrs. Andrew Nelson, Mrs. Els- berg, Mrs. T. E. Hustad and son James, and Mr. and Mrs. Ole Lille- field had dinner at the William Brown home Sunday. Lester Brown called at the Arthur Damstrom home Saturday evening. Mrs, Arthur Damstrom is on the sick list this week. i Arthur Damstrom called on Emory Johnson Sunday evening. Friday morning at 1 o'clock a terrible wind storm visited this vicinity, doing some damage to the smaller farm buildings and hay stacks. Mrs. Tom Hustad, son James, and Mr. and Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld spent Thursday evening at the Ole Soder- quist home. K Mr. and Mrs. Elias Lillefjeld ao 0 the Ole Lillefjeld home Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erickson and sons Ernest and Ronald called at the Ole Lilliefjeld home Friday night. ni le arrived | Glen View | OED cacti 3 Mr, and Mrs. E. E, Strandemo left Thursday by motor for a two weeks vacation at the lakes in Minnesota. Many from this locality spent the Fourth at Wildwood, Others went to Bismarck. Ernest and Minnie Seibel of Mer- cer were visiting at the Jake Spitz- er home over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Welter Simons and children motored to Wilton Friday on business, We understand Walter has purchssed a hundged sheep which were unloaded there, During the last week the berry- pickers were very busy in the coulees and along the river picking june- berries, There secms to be a large quantity of them this year. Mr. and Mrs. Art Larson and sons Donald and John, Levi and Dave Carlson and Alex Oshanyk called at the Ja:obson home Sunday. Very little damage was done in this community during the heavy wind storm Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Spitzer and amily visited at the Jake Spitzer home Sunt’ y, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson and Hildur Stenquest called at the Jacob- son home Tuesday evening on bus- iness. Mr. and Mis. Philip Monroe and son Roderick called at the Elmer Schoolcraft home Monday. Verl Hold:n spent Sunday at the parental home. He is employed at the Enock Anderson farm. Alex Oshanyk, Mabel Sager and Mrs. Lars Jacobson visited at the Andrew Capek home north of Wilton| q, Sunday evening. _———$_$________—_____¢ [Braddock + ry Mr. and Mrs. O. R.- Martini and Floyd returned home last week from attending the funeral of Mrs. Mar- tini’s brother in Wisconsin. The Bible school which has been for one wee': closed Tuesday eve- ning. Several of the teachers took the children for picnics, Mrs, C. M. “earson arid children of Napoleon were the guests of the W. W. Mandigo family Monday and Thesey Dr. Baer and Robert returned Monday from taking Mrs. Baer and Alice to New Ulm, Minn., where they visited for a few days, and then went to Hersey, Wis., to visit with Mrs, Baer’s pargnts and other relatives, ir. and Mrs. Jalmar Juhola’ and family and Erick Juhola and mother, returned Friday evening from a week's outing through the Black Hlils. They encountered plenty of rain on the trip. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Savage re- turned Tuesday after spending the week-end at Sellridge. .,, Master Kirk Batzer, who went with them, remained for » couple of weeks’ visit at the V. E. York home. James Shepard was quite serious- ly hurt while engaged in unloading machinery at Michigan, N. Dak. It is understood that the machinery fell on him, hurting his back. We trust that he may soon recover. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Daile; panied Mr. and Mrs, Enders and children on a trip through the Black Hills and Yellowstone Park last week. Mrs. Dailey’s mother, Mrs, L. P. Weber is taking care of Tommy during his mother’s absence, Andrew Olson and his bride, who was formerly Miss Lempi Seppanen, returned from Washington last week, where they have spent the past year. Mr. and Mrs. R. Dethtefs of Min- Bie eae, stad sister and hui rr. 5 Don McDonald, m i < er shareholders quity xchange, Elevator which was held at the building Sati was well attended, The cl juster was in Brad- claim dock Tuesday morning and settled the claim ‘quite Seater on R. H. “eres Barter hes boon quite ill thi m. re Mm qui week, but {1 some better at present iting. Milton Mardigo, who underwent pe operation at a Bismcrck hospital, | f e. Mr. and Mr-, Frank Saville of Chicago visited a few days this week at the home of Mr. and Mi it Baville and troen here they went to Ernest, and Roland Erickson of Bis- | + accom-| the little} Ki 5 |the Yellowsione Park and home by {the way of Denver. The Fourth of July was rather a quiet day in Braddock as most of the people spent the day at one of the three places, Pursian Park, Lake Isabel or at Bismarck. L, V. Lesh.- left Wednesday for Seaforth, Minn., to bring home Mrs. Lesher and son Keith, who have been spending <everal. weeks at Mrs. Lesher’s home there. Dr. Baer and Mr. Allen drove to Hazelton Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Baxtér of Mandan spent Sunday with relatives ore, Miss Marian Barton returned home Saturday after a week’s out- ing at the Mlack Hills and Yellow- stone Park. J. G. DeFrance has sold his car to Rev. C. M. on of Napoleon. George Martini, away working for several weeks, has returned home. The Fred Fockler and T. J. Marx families were Bis- marck callers Saturday. t Olga Grossman assisted at the Ja- cob Lindaman honte a few days this week, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sanger and children celebrated the Fourth of July at Beulah. Mr. and Mrs. Frec Smith motored to Fulda, Minn., Tuesday, where Smith’s| mother, Mrs. Smith, for a few weeks. Fred Fentzel transacted business in Beulah Thursday. . Peter Goetz and Clifford Barrows, who have been spending :. few davs at Michigan and ite lakes, returned to their homes Tuesday. They r-port a vere time and plenty of fish. . T, Harvey spent the Fourth of July at Oakdale. Frank and Dick Barker were call- ers at the J. C, Grossman home Tuesday. LL. Hermanstads was a business caller in Dodge a few days. Mr. and Mrs. John Wentz of Washburn are spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wentz. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jacobs and chil- dren and Mr. and Mrs. John Stern and children celebrated the Fourth of July at Bismarck. Rudolph was a busin da Florence ss caller in Dodge Tues- Fred Smith and Attorney David Schwartz, of Golden Valley, were business callers in Manning one day this week, Frank Barker shipped ‘four car- | loads of cattle Thursday. Alfred Allison was an eastbound passenger to Kentucky Thursday, where he will visit for some time at the homes of his friends and rela: tives of that state. George Smith accompanied Mrs. Henry Grossman and_ children, Frieda and Ernest, to Hebron, where they will visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Matthew Sailer and Mr. and Mrs. August Sailer. Dr. I. M, Law called at the Jacob Lindaman home Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Adolph Entzel spent their friends and relatives of that city. Theodore Schield accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lindaman to Bis- marck by car, where Mrs. Lindaman entered a hospital for an operation. 4 Hazel Grove a | an Thomas Moffit and father and Eline Gray were in Bismarck Tues- day on business. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Williams and sons, Lester, Joe and Howard, an: daughter Della left the fourth for Los Angeles, California. The Jake Hurse family Philip Thorne family spent fourth at Lake Williams. Frank Gray had the misfortune to have a light broken out of his} sedan the fourth. E. E. Sattler called at Ray Hazle- grove’s and Andrew Kraft’s Mon- lay. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray and Elvin Gray and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove attended the big cele- bration at Lake Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart and family and guest all took in the big celebration at Lake Williams. r, and Mrs, John Harty and daughters Helen and Bernice and son Ephrams were at Lake Williams the fourth, Mrs, John Hanen of Tuttle spent the fourth at Bismarck with her daughter, Mrs. Gusie Jacobson. rlie Sattler was a caller at E. E. Sattler’s Thursday. Charlie Frazier called at Ray Hazlegrove’s Thursday. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Wagner and son, Vernon, and daughter, Lucille, | were caller. at Harry Ulfer’s and Ray Hazlegrove’s Thursday morn- ing. Mir. and Mrs. Harry Gray and son Robert took the big day at Lake Williams the fourth, Harry Mutchuler of Bismarck was in Lake Williams the fourth. Johnnie Sattler and Irvin Sattler) were in Lake Williams the fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove | were afternoon callers at the Owen McIntyre home Thursday. Geo Goldburg spent the week with his family near Hurdsfeld. Some of the people who were at Arena the fourth were Mr. and Mrs. | Owen MelIntyre and family and George McIntyre, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Klanburg and falls, Mr. and Mrs. ! Bert Glanville and family. Ed. Wagner and Roberta Palms attended the picnic at Arena grove fourth. Charlie Frazier led Thursday at the McIntyre home. Mrs. irew Kraft returned home Thursday from Bismarck. Mr. raft is pretty low as we under- stand, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cook of near Canfield have has their guest Mr. and Mrs. Mu Anderson and daughter Miss Alice. Mrs. Ander- son is a daughter of the Cooks and Canada. lives in Carl yd and Miss Flora Brolin and Floyd Brolin and sister Miss Florence and sister, Mrs. Halth and children attended the big seiabeation at Lake Williams the 01 urth, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Sattler and daughter Shirley and the Kraft young folks celebrated at Arena the fourth. grove Young Andrew Kraft and brother were callers ot E. E. Sattler’s The Hawkins family from north of Tuttle were at Arena grove the storm Thu: night blew down Fred Haas’ fg Moy and now it is a total wreck, It also blew down W. H. Stark’s buildings all, but the house, so we |, also. and the who has been|@ they will visit at the home of Mr. | Pu; mindinger of Halliday ja trip || Montana, where the ladies will visit id | & |last reports. |Fred Smith. | building for Jak | the worst wind for_a long tinte. Charlie Sattler put a foundation under house, Emil Sattler helped | and Frid It was orm we have had rsday night blew some windows out of the housc | for Charlie Sattler. | Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gorsline andj little Hilda are now home from their ha and reported a fine time. fr, and Mrs. Frank Gray and Elvin Gray and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sattler and daughter Shirley and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart and daughters, Sylvia and Adrain, and sons, Roy and young Jackie. were all afternoon callers Sunday at Ray Hazlegrove’s. [Wild Rose | ——_—_______¢ A heavy wind and rain storm teed through here Friday night etween J and 2 o'clock. bated meeting at the clerk’s of- ice Tuesday, July 10. Ernest, Marvin and Harold Swan- son motored to Lake Isabel the 3d of July, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brownawell of Moffit, accompanied by George Staffe of Baker, Mont., Mrs. Brown- awell’s father, were visiting relatives here Tuesday evening. Mrs. J. J. Pugh's brothey and wife from Canada are visiting at the izh home. Miss Avis Carlisle, who is at- tending business college at Bis- marck, came down to spend the Fourth with the home folks. Among those celebrating; the \Fourth at Bismarck were Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Peterson and fami Mr. and Mrs, O. F. Buck and son Ke, and Jens Jensen, Leonard Johnson, jand Ernest and Marvin Swanson. |Fred Fockler of Braddock made a ‘business trip to this township the fore part of the week. Ed De Haan of Moffit was out last week maintaining the county road through Wild Rose. Harvey Sarles and sis Elsie and Ruth, from west of Moffit, were calling on friends here the fore part of the week Mr. and Mrs. fam | Savi famil of Chicago, who are tal hrough Yellowstone Park and out to Salt Lake City, Utah. | | A large number from this locality Ispent a very enjoyable day at Pur-! jsian park the Fourth. There was music, dancing, bathing, baseball, and other sports. W. H. Brownawell double dragged j10 miles of newly graded road here | Tuesday. George Staff of Baker, Monta ispent the Fourth visiting relati | and ric: in Moffit and Wild Rose. Miss Ada Saville, who is atte jing normal school at Valley © brought a friend, Miss Sterling, |home with her to spend the Fourth, returning to their school work again | from Steele on the evening of the} Fourth, The township board viewed the new graded road Monday and were r. Fockler cf Braddock. Some “varmint,” probably a skunk, visited Mrs. John Johnson's poul: pens and killed 16 of the largest young turkeys and left the bodies. | Mrs. W. H. Brownawell left Satur- | day morning to accompany Mrs. Howard Brownawell of Moffit and her father, George Staff, to Bal |with relatives and friends for a week, —_—_—_—*? | Arena Tornado Visits Locality A bad windstorm or passed through this section Thurs- day evening doing considerable damage to all small buildings, wind- mills, hay racks and barns. Fred Haas’ large barn was _ completely demolished, not a whole board being left of the structure. The barn and small buildings on the W. H. Starks farm were blown away or wrecked. Allen Frazier’s car was badly wrecked. Dan Me- Kinnon’s windmill was blown down, also Adam Haas’, McIntyre’s, Jerald Paysend’s and Harry Nefes’. There wasn’t a farm in the vicinity but what some damage was done. Some report damage by hail, but this was. scattering and slight. A large crowd was present at the Fourth of July picnic given at the Citrus Grove, and all enjoyed the sports of the day such as the ball game, races, and etc. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove ac- companied Mrs. Hazlegrove’s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray, to Lake Williams, to celebrate the Fourth, Johnnie Sattler motored to Bis- marck the 3rd to take in part of the celebration held there. Ben Klagenburg is painting school No. 3, better known as the Bailey school, this week. I, F. Wagner of Napoleon was a guest of his brother Bluch Thursday afternoon. Andrew Kraft, who has been very ill in the hospital at Bismarck, is somewhat improved according to There had been no hopes of recovery. Jual Payseno and Mr. and Mrs. Marsh and family were business callers in Wing Friday. Mrs. Andrew Kraft who has been with her husband in Bismarck re- turned Thursday morning with Ed Pond was a caller at Bluch Wagner’s Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove were afternoon callers at McIntyre’s Thursday. George McIntyre returned to Bis- marck Monday, where he will serve as one of the jurors during the re- maining term of court. Carl Wolf was transacting busi- ness in Wing Friday. Adolph Webber had the misfor- tune to have the top on_ his car wrecked during the windstorm Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stark were business callers in Wing Friday. Elmer Duncan was a caller at El- mer Drums Tuesday. Ed _ Pond, Elmer Duncan and El- mer Duncan took down the windmill The school board held its regular | ® - | in \c z well pleased with the work done by | 1" a few days at Hazen visiting with |M tornado | F jwere callers at the Kraft home Fri- day evening. Mrs, Owen McIntyre and children were shopping in Wing Friday afternoon, Bluch Wagner was a guest at El- mer Pe 's Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glanville and sons were supper guests at the Mc- Intyre home Saturday evening. Bert had helped Owen and George put up their windmill in the afternoon, Fred Wagner was a caller at Ray Hazlegrove’s Thursday morning. Mrs. Harry Farnham and _ little day for a visit with relatives and friends, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tees left Monday mor Sioux City, Iowa. Ar- thur will bring his mother, who is just out of the hospital, home with him. We are glad to hear Mrs, Tees is getting along fine. Meiers: eres t Welch’s Spur | ——_—_——_+ Robt. Welch and father, Oliver Welch, have been making fence around their flax field the past week. Mr, Welch dined at the Rob- ert Welch home Monday. John Welch motored to Bismarck Tuesday, also some of the Snyder family and Robt. Welch were Bis- marck visitors, Leo Doppler and A. D. Welch hauled a truck load of wool to Bis- marck Tuesday. Mr. Welch reports the wool to be pretty good this year. Mrs, Marcus Doppler, who lives with her son, Ed Doppler, was not ¥ well the first part of the week. Doppler is quite aged and not strong. Otto Dorman and son Fred, jaughter, Mrs, Wm. Davenport and her baby son, called at Mrs, Ed Doppler’s Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Tuesday evening. They had a few Chester Boyd's hired man started tractor on the this week. Mr. . Snyd-r runs the grader and says a tractor works much better than horses, Thecdore Dorman called at the Robt. Welch home Wednesday morn- on to Mandan, Robt. Welch and children called at he A. D. Welch home Thursday. Homer Welch and_ sister, Mrs. Edith Bruce, motored to Bismarck Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Welch and family called at the Doppler and John Welch homes Thursday eve- ning. Ine storm Thursday night caused a good deal of destruction in this vi Mr. Snyder’s barn was m ) it being the worst loss. Mr. Doppler’s large barn was moved on the toundation and the foundation cked and his radio pole blown on- to the house knocking the chimney off. The chimney was blown from Oliver Welch's house also. Doppler and Mrs. Ishmall. W had a large glass in All the groves in icin| » torn to pieces. Mr. and Mrs. John Welch and ‘amily motored to Bismarck Tues- various insurance companies on ac- count of the storm Thursday night and early Friday morning. Mr. and M Horace Dirlam and little son Jimmie, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Welch and baby son, Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Mallard and family, Mrs. Jack Ishmall, Joe Hill and Ed Doppler were all Bismarck visitors riday. Otto Dorman and Jack Ishmall loaded their hogs for shipment Fri- day afternoon. Mr. Snyder hauled some of the hogs in uck, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Ishmall mo- tored to Bismarck Saturday. Leo and Clarence Doppler motored to Menoken Saturday evening with Fred and Theodore Dorman. They spent the evening in games at the Lockwood hall. Many of the neighbors attended the ball games at Mc ie Sunday afternoon. The A. O, U. W. team played McKenzie first, the score be- ing 7 to 11 in favor of the visiting team. Menoken played McKenzie afterwards, but. on account of the cold ny evening they played only seven innings. They played the sev- en in 53 minutes, and when they stopped the score was 6 to 1 in fav- or of McKenzie. * Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ishmall visited at the Abeline tome in Menoken Sunday evening. Clarence Dorman started working for Horace Dirlam this week. o——_____________, | Raleigh | —————___. 2° J. Miller of Elgin was a business caller in town Monday. J. C. Christensen and R. C. Chris- tensen were business visitors in Flasher Tuesday. ., Henry Seal was a county seat vis- itor Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lubert Wessels, ac- companied by Mrs. Carl, Schiek and children, motored to Bismarck Tues- day to visit Mr. Schiek, a patient at a Bismarck hospital. W. B. Dorward transacted busi- ness at the county seat Tuesday. Bernice Kleinschmidt fell while foing down to the basement at her ome Monday, getting a very bad cut above her eye, besides bruises. It was necessary for the doctor to take two stitches in the wound above her eye. Donald McFall, formerly of Ra- leigh but now resident at McIntosh, S. D., is visiting his little friend, Lyle Stayner, at the Stayner home in town, Olga Besch, who underwent an op- eration for appendicitis at the com- munity hospital at Elgin Monday under a local anesthetic, is getting along fine and expects to be home soon. Mr. and Mrs. Selmer Loohange and children departed Monday for Montevideo, Minn., where they will visit Mr. Loohange’s relatives for a few weeks, ‘ Roy Frost, Albert Bird, Clayton Peterson and Alvin Tillman returned onthe place Tuesday. Elmer Drum having purchased it from the Union Investment company. Miss Esther Glanville left Thurs- day morning with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Glanville and Mrs. A. 8. Wilkinson of Wing for Brainerd, Minn., where y will spend about 10 days visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs, Bert Glanville were shopping in Wing Thursday after- | th: m le . Irwin Sattler and Jake Zelmer|the Monday from their fishing trip to the Minnesota lakes. The past week has been a sort of clean-up week in Raleigh, as a num- ber of the business houses have re- ceived fresh coats of paint. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tillman of Spokane are guests in the Henry man home. Mark Kain returned from Minne- apolis Tuesday, where he has spent e past two weeks visiting. Those frcm Raleigh wl.o attended celebration at Bismarck the son of Arthur, N. D., arrived Thurs | Welch and) family visited at the Doppler home! ra Most all the neighbors of _ this |" vicinity attended the Independence ’ | celebration in Bismarck. A few went off; A.D. Welch lost poultry, also | ¢ |Fcurth and reported a grand time were Mr. and Mrs. Charles m, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dorward, and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Klein and chil- dren, Nearly everyone from Raleigh at- |tended the big M. W. A. picnic and celebration at Elgin on the Fourth, and reported a fine time. Raleigh |and won by a score of 12 to & The local central office and the ‘long distance boot!. have been moved !from the postoffice into the John- {son grocery store, where Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will ake charge of | them. Mr. and Mrs. John Besch motored | to Elgin Sund: to visit their daughter, who is a patient at the community hospital there. Miss Ruth Rausch remained in Elgin the Fourth and spent the week-end as a guest at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rausch. Mr. Chub of Morristown, S. was transacting business in town Friday. \ Mr. and Mrs. John Metz departed Thursday for Miles City, Mont., their former home, where they will spend \their vacation as guests of relatives and friends. Henry Hertz of Carson was a! business visitor in town Fri J. E. Reynolds of Mount Carrol, Ill, was attending to matters of | 4 P, J. Ferguson was in town Fri- | day attending to the unloading of a car of culverts for Grant county. Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson have recently returned from a motor trip into; Towa, where they spent their va-| cation. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Klein and chil- dren spent Sunday afternoon and jevening as guests of Mr, and Mrs, Paul Dempscy. Ludwig Smith and Alvin Tillman played New Leipzig in the morning | D., Idi business in Raleigh Friday. |S |from Wednesday evening after spending a few days visiting relatives over the Fourth. Harry Carlisle was in to meet his daughter Avis. She came from Bis- marck to spend the Fourth, The Misses Maude and Harriet |Moffit, William Lane and Murray |House spent the Fourth in Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Pillsbury and |sons and Mrs, Pillsbury, sr., motored jto Bismarck for the Fourth. Frank Benz and Mabelle Olson and Mr. and Mrs, E. Enocksons mo- tored to Bismarck for the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Burns Bailey and jchildren and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hof- stade spent Wednesday at the Val Benz home. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Asselstine and children and Mr. and Mrs. M. G. McNally and son Wayne motored to Bismarck Wednesday. W. W. McNally and daughter |Dorothy arrived here to visit for a few days, returning to Carson Fri- jay. Quite a few from here celebrated the Fourth at Persian park. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Faust spent the Fourth at the Albert Faust home, All those celebrating the Fourth at Bismarck reported a very good time and that the fireworks were very good. Misses Jenny Waiste and Helen Brownawell were passengers on the ‘oo to Bismarck Thursday. A very large crowd attended the jdance here Thursday evening. All jTeported a very good time. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Olson and children called at the Carl Olson home Thursday. Mrs. F, W. Moffit enjoyed a few days’ visit with her_son and wife Minneapolis. They were on their way home from Yellowstone National Park. attended the rodeo on the Heart | river Thursd: and on returning | {home in the night were caught in| the severe wind and rain storm, en- | countering all kinds of difficulties in | igetting home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beem and Mr. and Mrs. John Oleson andj \daughter Marjorie were guests. of | |Mr. and Mrs, E. Wallace of Flasher | at Sunday r, Raleigh played in the doubleheader | at | \ J. A. Jacobs and family motored to ! Dodge to attend the Congregational | church on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Bierig and children | jmotored down to Mike Bich’s and got their daughter Ruby, who has been working there the past few days, and they then motored up to H. F. Gahen’s, where they got the freight that Gahen had brought out from town for them. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Gahen and children motored to Dodge to attend ices at the Congregational sal Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Burgess mo- tored down to the Arthur Bierig | home Sunday and spent the after-/} noon and in; ing. Mr. Klick, Mr. Bierig, Peter and John Link and Weimeire are assist- ing Mr. Jacobs in putting in the foundation of his new barn. Mr. Dunam drove over to the Arthur Bierig home Tuesday and stayed over night. Mike Bich has been assisting the men at the Kaesel ranch in shearing sheep the past week. Everyone around this vicinity went to the polls to vote Wednesday. | ‘H. F. Gahen motored to Dodge | Wednesday afternoon. Arthur Bierig, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bierig, went to instruction the past week at St. Martin’s church, pre-! paring for first communion. On Friday the whole class of about 40 children received first communion at St, Martin’s church, A very large crowd was present. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jacobs and children motored to Hebron to do some shopping Thursday. M. F. Gahen and two sons motored to Marshall and Richardton Thurs- day on business matters. Nick Mearshbecker 0” Hebron was | visiting out at his son’s home Tues day, and that night he fell and cut his forehead open and they could not stop the blood, to Hebron. H nicely now. ' Mr. and Mrs. Dick and children motored out from near Richardton | Tuesday evening to visit here before | they started on their trip west. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sinn of He- bron motored out to their farm north | of Hebron and then stopped to visit | with their friends, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Jacobs, Thursday. J. A. Jacobs and H. F. Gahen motored to Grafton, where Mr. Ja-| cobs will get his son Harlan, who has | been going to school there at the} feeble-minded institute. * A number of people of this vicinity motored to a dance about ten miles south of Richardton Saturday night. | Fred Eggert returned home from | the Dickinson hospital Monday, | after an operation. He is recovering | very nicely now. | Mr. and Mrs. Christ Ahl spent | Sunday at the Christ Ziegler home. | Nearly everyone from this vicin-} ity celebrated the Fourth of July in Hebron. They had quite a bit of en- | tertainment. They had a parade. show, clown acting and_ baseball game between Taylor and Hebron, | the score being 2 to 4 in favor of Hebron. They also had an airplane which took up passengers until late | that evening. The band from Mott played a number of selections. And in the evening they danced out on the street. So many people went home and did the chores and came back for the dance and fireworks. A bad wind storm visited this part of the vicinity last Thursday night, reaching just certain places bad enough to tear down the roof of Emil Keen's barn, also Christ Ahl’s barn roof, pushed in the sides of the rage, also blew down Joe Link’s Srilling machine and garage, and blew down Steve Mesmer’s barn. [Mott ‘4 Fred Dohle returned home from California Tuesday, where he has been working since last fall. Junior Whittaker was a passenger on the Soo to Bismarck Tuesday to they rushed him recovering very | en are guests at the home of |} | afternoon. | mother, and M _Miss Tillie Peterson of Bismarck visited friends here for a few days. _Bill Herening spent the Fourth at his home at Hebron, N. D. Sunday dinner guests at the M. D. nd Mrs. Ed Olson home were Mr. {Olson, Eddy and Evelyn Olson, Mr. and Mrs, John Benz and_ children, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hoeft and family of north of Sterling; also Mr. Hoeft ister. Mr. and dren spent Faust home. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hofstade en- tertained at Sunday dinner Mr. and rs. F, H Isbury and sons, Mrs. . Carl Olson and chil- unday at the Alfred the form nd family, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. jand Mrs. € rguson, . — = ally and Mrs. H. a Te aa 8 after- | Little Knife | |noor ‘Mike Hanson ho :e. e ° Corma_ Kimble is doing some painting for Fred Hinsen. There are ® number of newly painted houses in the town, and it improves the looks of the town very much, we are proud to report. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Faust and children were shopping in Bismarck Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hofstade and children and Oscar Benz motored to Bismarck Monday to see Mrs. Benz at the hospital. ° 5 Driscoll | ee “Punkie” Pederson is spending a few days visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Haugen. Clifford Weland, accompanied by is mother, was shopping in Bis- marck Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kress motored jto Bismarck Monday. Mrs. A. P. Rosvold entertained at a_hirthd party for her grand- davghter, Mavis Rosvold. Monday Mrs. Julius Pederson and Mrs. Hagen Pederson entertained the Ladies’ Aid at the parsonage Friday afternoon. Mrs. A. P. Rosvold will be hostess at the next meeting. Mrs. Ingeborg Rasmussen went to her home Saturday after spending several days with Mrs. Viv Pederson. Mrs. Clarence Swanson and her Mrs. J. Jensen, motored to rek Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Newcomer and children spent Sunday in Regan. Mr. and Mrs. John Brown and children, of Fingal, N. D.. are visit- ne Mrs. Brown's sister, Mrs. E. L, ‘arr. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Olson and Mr. Martin Ambers were out berry-picking Sunday. lie Lein is keeping house for Jim Anunson and children at present. Mr. and Mrs. E. Repp and family ave returned from Minnesota, where they have been visiting rela- tive The Steele baseball club . plays Sunday, the 15th, at Steele Linton ball park. William Van Vleet and son Ray- mond left Wednesday for Eureka, Cal. They will return after a few days, companied by Mr. Van Vicet's brother Frank. M Elsie Meyer and Hugo Bas- sen spent Sunday evening at the Harry Olson farm. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Knudson enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Rosvold, Mr. and Mrs. H. Apland, and Mr. and Mrs. Bigelow of Fargo on the Fourth at dinner. In the evening they motored to Bismarck for the celebration. Mrs. A. S. E. Metcalf left Friday for Jamestown, and returned Mon- day. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Koon and children and Mr. Metcal€ motored to Jamestown Sunday morning to attend camp meeting, returning Monday morning. H. M. Wood and familv left for a month’s trip through Minnesota, South Dakota, and Netraska. Mr. and Mrs. Al Jordan and family spent Sunday at the Fred Jordan ome. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johns called at the H. E. Olson home Saturday evening. - Mr. and Mrs. Martin Koessel and family have been visiting at Marion, N. D., for the last ten days. Aug. Bruschwein and family and Arnold Carlson spent the Fourth st John Kuck’s. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Haugen visited ir. and Mrs. C. W. Swanson on Mr. and Mrs .Vie Pederson Sun- oNTather Peleryon, who Se er 0. Valley City normal school, aistted home folks over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. C. A, Swanson and famil tored to Wi re cog ht Hogstad went to 8. D., morning. " Fourth. A. Swanson entertained Ls Bey ites * nhie Nickeloon Mrs. E. L. Carr and her sister, Mrs. freee, of eer Britton, were in|J. Brown, Monday afternoon, My. ad Mi, AES Cline and son During the busiest times this Leslie were shopping in town Tues- sania 96 any eS Se doy, ea a “kee acne and sees = Mr. and . D. Olson and chil- | riving at or leaving the London air _