The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 3, 1928, Page 8

home A i Estherville { 6 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hopton of Mar- seilles, Ill, were Sunday and Mon- day guests at the Frank Mickelson home. i Mrs. Ed Berg visited at the Carl Berg home Tuesday while Mr. Berg was drilling a well at the H. ©. Rasche home. Mrs. Ernest Lange was a guest at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Rein- hold Berg, Tuesda iS Mrs. Herman Davenport of Far- go visited at the Harry Davenport home a couple of days this week. _ Mrs. Louie Jorgenson and_ chil- dren, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Daven- port and son Junior and Mr. and Mrs. Sheffie Bailey and family were at the Harry Davenport home jay. . 1, Roop of Bismarck was a business caller at the Roy Little home Tuesday. Mrs. Anna Strand and daughter Alice called on Mrs. Frank Mickel- son Thursday afternoon. The Estherville correspondent wishes to correct an error made in last weck’s items in regard to Mrs. Pete Olson visiting in this neighbor- hood. Just one ot the few mistakes that are casily made. The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the American Legion held their month- ly meeting in the Legion cabin July 26th. ; Earl Mowder and family were Re- gan shoppers Saturday morning. Ole Ugiem and son Norman of Wilton were callers at the Roy Lit- tle home Saturday morning. Mrs. Ella Benedict, who has been visiting at the Little home, motored back with them for a several days’ visit. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davenport were guests of relatives in Wilton Sunday. The Canfield Sunday school held a business meeting at the school- house Sunday evening. Refresh- ments were served at the close of the meeting. t Alice Strand returned to her du- ties at the Bismarck hospital Mon- day after spending two weeks’ vaca- tion at her home. The Ladies’ Auxiliary of tl American Legion will have an ice cream social in the Legion cabin, Saturday afternoon, August 4th. Everybody come and help a good cause. Regan and Robinson played ball at Robinson Sunday. The score was 9 to 13 in favor of Robinson. ‘ Florence McGinty of Chicago is here visiting friends and neighbors. Jake Fisher was a business caller at the Frank Mickelson home Mon- day evening. Freddie Steindly called at the M. Wallman home Wednesday. George Mowder, Roy, Gene and Wilfred Little were Regan callers Wednesday evening. Mrs. Harry Davenport and daugh- ter Ruth were guests at the S. L. Jordahl home one evening this week. Wm. Uhde, Freda Uhde and Mrs. Arna Knutson were Bismarck callers Thursday. Callers at the Frank Mickelson home Thursday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Parsons and daughters and the Roy Little family. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berg and fam- ily were guests at the G. Klipfel home in Regan Friday evening. Lucille Johnson was a guest of Ruth Wilmot this week. ir. and Mrs. Paul Greenan and son Wesley and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Elkins and children were Sunday afternoon guests at the Ole Wold home. Mrs. Sarah Mowder and son Geo. were dinner guests at the Roy Little home Sunday. Wilfred Little is visiting with his cousin, Norman Uglem, at Wilton. Quite a few were swimming at Florence Lake Sunday. Among the callers in Regan from here Saturday evening were Chas, Manning and family, Conrad John- son and family, Fritz and Otto Uhde, Lloyd Knutson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davenport, Ruth Wilmot, Lucille Johnson, Wm. and George Mickelson, Dan Danielson and family, Earl and George Mowder and Roy Little and family. o—_——________-+ | Wing J Callers at the Bert Glanville home Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. Ben Boss, Mrs. Howard Glanville and Mrs. A. S. Wilkinson and son George. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Corey of Brad- dock were Sunday visitors at the J. B. Glanville home. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Marchant and daughters Irene and Margaret, re- turned home Saturday from a short visit with relatives at Scotland, S. D. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bassart were called to Mercer Sunday on account of the death of Mrs. Bossart’s brother-in-law, Mr. Singer. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. See and fam- ily returned home Saturday after spending 10 days visiting relatives in the northeastern part of the state. Edith Cumber returned home Tue: day of last week. Mrs. Isadore Kremenetsky spent Wednesday visiting relatives. in Tuttle. Howard Lawyer of Bismarck vis- ited friends in Wing Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Hartman made @ business trip to Goodrich Thurs- day. Nir. Hans Jacobson and ‘children of Tuttle visited at Tollef Subey home Sunday. Ella Mueller left Monday morning for a week's vacation in Fargo. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Larson and Orella Hill were shoppers in this vicinity Monday. Kremenetsky Bros. of Tuttle and families also Charles Losk and families were callers at the Kre- menetsky home Thursday evening. . Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Philbrick, daughter Gladys and son Glenn of » N. D., Mrs. Roy Cartledge and daughter Harriet of Bismarck visited at the J. B. and Em. Glan- homes several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hein were Sun- day visitors at the north of Arena. Viola attended charch serv- the] ® Dave Schock/| caller and Mrs. John Weber and famil Johnni and M ‘1 art and family, and Mr. M. Hutchings and sons all o: | Alice Bond spent the week-end Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. Wilkers and fami of Minnesota visited at the 1 ‘Piepkorn home several days last week, Mr. and Mrs. John Weber Jr. and /Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Weber motored jto Goodrich Sunday to visit with Mrs. Jacob Weber. A. E. Kopplin and Mrs. J. Scallon returned home ‘Thursday cf last week. Baseball team No. 2 defeated |Florence Lake Sund. grounds, score being s track. Mr. and Mrs. Ebb Cleveland visited with Ebb’s parents at Wilton Sun- day. on th high latter's ve lost rs. Ed. Larson made a business |trip to Woodworth Tues¢ Mrs. Christ Hein a children visited at Tuttle Tuesday with her sister Mrs. Bill Shetfar, and new born babe. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bond and Omar Tice made business trip to Bi. marck ‘Lue Subey, keepi parents of Mr. Conrad ‘fom! Lodi, Calif., were guests at the ny and Jake Hein homes a few days last weke. Mr. and Mrs. Ebb Cleveland mo- tored to Mandan ‘Luesday to attend ithe Missouri Slope F Mrs. Pauline Barrett of Goodrich spent last week visiting with rela- tives in and around Wing.. Hazel Jacobson of Bismarck is a guest at the Henry Jacobson home. Mr. and Mrs. K. Larson spent Sun- day visiting friends at Pettibone. Margie Knowles is on the sick at present. Mr. Mills was a busin: Wing ‘tuesday. Ea. Pietz left for his home at Streeter Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Babe Knowles ited with Mr. and Mrs. Byron Knowles at Wilton Sunday. and st s caller in ae | Painted Woods | cecal Week of Monday, July 23 Mr. and Mrs. Elias Lillefjeld and sons Edwin and Gerald called ut the Ule Lilletjeld home Sanday after- noon. Elias, Ole and Edwin Hefjeld cajled on Dick iverson Sunday eve- ning. Oscar Jupman and 5 son visited Dave Boat Sui Oscar Jupman and kd called on Ote Lilletjetd Sund Bob Nelson returo2d to his hom Saturday after spending some time in South Dakota. Mrs. Wm. Brown spent Vriday v iting with Mrs. Herman Hilde- brandt. Joe Brostrom was in Wilton Tues- day after some lun:ber to finish his new granary. Also taking out 4 new header, which he purchased y Ander- Meterson = = ere: Albert Nelson and Arthus Dam- storm worked on the rozd Mond, Andrew Nelson and Allen berg were Wilton callers ‘Tucsda Those that belong to the Woo men of the World met ac the Wm. Brown home Tucsday eve: Elias Lillefjeld and sox tored to Painted Woods ia! day. me ‘Tues- Emory Johnson was mowinz weeds along the road to Wilton Tuesday. Ole Lillefjeld was a Wiltcn caller Saturday. Mrs. Joe Brown and M Tred Brown motored to Wilion We day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown, Lester, Alvin Waddington, A) Damstrom, Mrs, Frank Erieksun and Bob Nelson called at the Ole Liille- fjeld home Thursday evening to listen in on the Tunney-Heeney fight, which was broadcast froin New York City. Mrs. Frank Erickson and Mrs. Andrew Nelson visited Mrs. Elsberg and Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld Thursday afternoon. Frank Erickson was a Wilton ca!l- er Thursday. Bob Nelson and Allen Nord called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank son Friday. Arthur Damstrom and turee little girls drove to Wilton Thursday. f Moffit { ry —__________»s Mr. Dunham was in town Monday looking after his lumber interests. Valentine Benz and Burns Bailey drove to Bismarck Tuesday and Wednesday and got a combine for Burns Bailey and some binders, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Watkins en- joyed a few days visit with relatives from Chicago the first of the week. The Misses Maude and Harriett Moffit motored to Stewartsdale Wed- nesday evening to visit with their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnson. Bill Lane and Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Werner motored to Bismarck Wed- nesday. Mrs. H. P. Asselstine and daugh- ter Mrs. M. G. McNally visited at the B. F. Lane home Wednesday. Mrs. R. L. Anderson and daughter ited in Bismarck for a few son days. Mrs. John Benz returned home from the hospital at Bismarck Thurs- is irs. Ed. Olson is staying at the J. Benz home for a few days. Mrs. F. H. Pillsbury took Mrs. Edw. DeHaan and daughter Gertrude to Braddock Thursday to have Gert- rude’s knee set as she dislocated it in jumping from the roof of a build- ing while playing. “itr, an Irs. Geo, Parks and daughter of Mandan returned home after a month’s visit to eastern states. Mr. Booth of the Highway Com- mission at Bismarck was a business in_town Friday. Mrs. C. E. Moffit and Mrs. Fay Johnson were shoppers in Bismarck few friends of Mrs. Hos- her on her birthday Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jason Hoover and returned from a two months’ visit at the western coast Friday and Peper having enjoyed their trip mue! irs. F. H. Pillsbury and Mrs. H. P. Asselstine visited at the W. H. nter across the river for » returning home Sunday, iss Helen Wohle spent the week- jend at the home of her parents, Mr. and srs. Aug. Dohle. Mr. and wirs. Jesse Smith and famuy ot Ss sister und brother-in-law, . and oirs. Altred Faust, for a ys. . C. E. Moffit and Ichuaren were Sunday dinner guests at Bill Lane home. A very love- lly dinner was served by Mrs. D. H. Werner, | A large number from here spent |Sunday at r:ursian Lake. | Mr. and srs, f. M. Pillsbury mo- tored to Bismarck Monday while teday home, dent aa. stayed at the Lee sambiin Mr. vi bury had some more and returned ‘tues- . and Mrs. Jesse Smith and chil- dren motored to Mandan Monday. Jur. Booth came to town ‘tuesday land appointed Edw. DeHaan as road} lmainiainer on highway No. 83 be- ween Morfit ana Sterling to start | August Ist. und Mrs. Jesse Smith left for y Dakota ‘Tuesday. irs. C. bh. Motiit was a passenger on tne boo to Stewartsdale Monaay | ito n for a few days to assist . Johnson. Glen View o— picts | Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Strandemo re- | turned trom their trip to the Minne- jsota lakes last week. They made | é M Harry Strandemo jand children from Minneapolis are here visiting Harry’s parents, Mr. jand Mr Strandemo. Mr. and Mrs. Enock Anderson and daughters spent Sunday at the David Trygg home east of Baldwin. _ Mrs. Jake Spitzer and family spent Sunday at Wildwood. The Lutheran Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. C. M. Jacobson Thursday afternoon. Quite a few attended and a nice sum was realized. Mrs. Walter Simons and daugh- ter Grace visited with Mrs. Tom Morgan Friday afternoon. Miss Dorothy Kocker is substitut- for Helga Sormula in school No. Miss Sormula left for Minot Sat- urday morning on the bus where she will receive medical treatment. We all hope she will have a rapid re- covery. The members of the school board in; met at the home of Walter Simons Friday evening to discuss schoo! matters. The three schools of this district have each received a new slide pur- chased by the members of the beard. Mr: Albin Erstrom was shopping ing in the capital city Bae Mabel Sager spent the week-end at the Oshanyk home east of Wilton. nday visitors at the Jacobson home were Mr. and Mrs. Art Larson and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Quan- rud and children of Bismarck and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deide and family. Q Mabel Hanson, who has been visiting at the James McAvoy home, returned to Chicago Monday. ° ft | Temvik | 4 ———______________» Mr. and Mrs. Norman Capelle and family visited friends in Linton Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Albrecht and family motored to Linton Wednes- di Mrs. Will Nelson’s sisters are spending a few days at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Osehner visited friends in Linton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Leno and fam- ily motored to Linton Sunday. Jake Burkhardt transacted busi- s at Linton one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus O'Rourke are ting relatives and friends in the communit Mrs. O'Rourke was n’ jthe section Saturday, as he expe THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE few Oregon, after spending a few weeks | occ: at tne home of their uaughter, Mrs. N.C. Capelle. days shopping there. She was ac spent the first part of the week wita her sister, Mrs. rrank Lambert. Miss Ksther Glanville returned home Monday trom Valley City where she spent a tew days visiting scnool iriends. She aisy spent a few days in Fargo. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Haas and ther were guests at the Mcintyre nome ‘1uesday evening. A repair expert 1rom Minneap- olis was out Monday and aid some work on ka Smith's vinder. te was assisted by Larry vulius ot Wing. durs. Fiank Lambert entertained a number ot children and tneir motn- ers Saturday alternoon at ner none in honor o1 Miss Koverta ralms ot fargo, who is spending her vacation witn her uncle siuch Wagner. aiternoon was = spent in playing games atter whicn aainty reiresn- ments were served. ine children 10 attendance were Jean, Louis and Jimmy Williamson, mary Alice, Rose, xichard and Hugh Mcintyre, Kutn Pleines, kuoy veni, Martha Meriie, Anna Laura and Xapnaci Klagen- burg, kdith, Ruth and tielen ‘Mhnoinp- SON, Lisle, wide, Luna, Lena and Wwa- dine Berg, and the mothers were Mrs. Klagenburg, Mrs, Williamson, Mrs. ‘thompson, Mrs. Berg, Pleines, Mrs. McIntyre and Zachre. Johnnie Laib, Jr., quit work to start harvesting Monday. Andrew Kraft and his mother mo- tored to Bismarck Saturday after Mr. Kraft, who has somewhat re- covered from his recent illness, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glanville and sons and daughter Esther were cve- ning guests at the Klagenburg home Monday. Miss Marcella Goldberg and Miss Adley Knutson of Hurdsfield were callers at McIntyre’s Sunday morn- ing. They took Mr. Goldberg home to spend Sunday with his family, Mrs. A. S. Wilkinson and son George, Mrs. Howard Glanville and daughter Bernice, Mr. and Mrs, Ben Boss and daughter Shirley Jean were guests Sunday at the Bert Glanville home. Special meeting of the township board was held at the clerk's office Saturday evening. All members were present: Owen Mcintyre, Fred Haas, and Harry Ulfers. The county road grader has been working in Hazelgrove township the — week. This week they are work- in Florence lake. larvest will be in full swing by the middle of the week. All grain seems to be filling fine and the pros- igen are good if nothing happens Mrs. J. J. Horner and little daugh- ter were guests of Mrs. McIntyre Monday. .Mrs. Ben Klagenburg was shop- one in Wing Saturday. r. and Mrs. Adolph Dagner and son Andrew were guests at the Kraft home Sunday and on their way home got the Ford stuck in a mud hole. wen McIntyre pulled them out. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Klagenburs: and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Mcintyre at- tended the dance at Florence Lake Hall Saturday evening, reporting a fine time. Ralph Leech motored to McKenzie ee raay, evening to spend the week- end, . Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Williamson had as their guests last Sunday “rs. Williamson’s brother and _sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. A. Smith and formerly Pauline Beck, Emil Schankenberger has been on the sick list this week. F. A. Muckler motored to Bis- marck Monday to have dental work done. Dave Calquhoun was a business caller at Bismarck Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Monahan and Miss Eunice Venne enjoyed the show at the Willows Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Quast and son Neil and Miss Alice Calquhoun were Linton callers Saturday. Miss Ann Monahon of Linton vis- d relatives and friends over the end. and Mrs. Chas. DeWitt and visited friends at Linton Sat- Frank Hastings of St. Paul is vis- iting friends here this week . Mr. and Mrs. Will Foell and Mrs. Nettie Ford motored to Hazelton one night last week. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Stedman arrived Thursday to spend a few days with relatives, Miss Esther Roesler of Hazelton returned to her home on canna after having spent the week witli Catherine Foell. Mrs. Vernon Stiles and family of Shields, N. D., returned to their home Monday after a week’s visit with relatives here. Carl Reich has been at Hazelton the last week helping at the Occident elevator there, ‘oy Little and Donald Calquhoun ited Pursian Lake Sunday. Miss Rose Schleckt spent Sunday at the home of her sister Mrs. Chris Grenz at Hazelton. Anyone caring to dance had plenty opportunity this week attending the dances at Hazelton, Linton and Will Nelson’s barn, Mrs. Chas .DeWitt’s vi A few of friends called on her Wednesday to heln her celebrate her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Temple and daughter Alma and husband from Marien, South Dakota, visited friends here the last of the week. Mrs. Fred Pietz, Mrs. H. Pietz, and daughters and Miss Doras Fi visited at the Quast home Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reich and Junior motored to Hazelton Saturday eve- ning. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Stedman who have spent the past week visiting relatives here left Monday for their home in Minnesota. They were ac- by Miss Mildred Chilson, nd the winter with them and attend school there. Several families of Temvik motored to Lake Isabel Sunday and enjoyed a2 picnic dinner and a good swim in the lake. Mr. F. A. Muckler accompanied uhoun and sons David and Alfred enjoyed a pic- nic in the s Mr. Fees hae, Cc. B. , Mrs, neaday for thois home family of Nebraska. Bluch Wagner and Roberta Palms were callers Thursday evening at Elmer Perry’s, Baldwin ——_——_______—___-« Mrs. Alvin Nordstrom and chil- dren have been spending the past week at Roseglen at the home of the parents of Mrs. Nordstrom. They motored to Roseglen last Sunday with Mr. Nordstrom, who returned early in the week. A new milk route will start from Bismarck this week. Milk will be sold by a number of local farmers, who have been hauling their milk to the city up to now. Among those who will market their milk will be Wayne Cummings, Oscar George Burbeck and others. Local friends of Gordon Jenkins of Bismarck will be interested in hear- ing of his recent marriage to Miss Helen Swanson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Swan Swanson, former resi- dents of Baldwin, but now residing on a farm south of Bismarck. Mr. Jenkins was employed in the local bank for a time. A number of homeseekers were in our neighborhood the past week looking over the farms owned by the Farmers State bank. Miss Nellie Ringenberg, who has been spending the past two weeks at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ed- ward Morris, will return to her home in Chicago at an early date. Charlie Hettich of Naughton was here Saturday. He reports consid- erable rust in the wheat fields out his way. fi Mrs. Wayne Cummings returned Thursday evening from (Garrison where she spent a week with her Jar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson. A number from this community attended the auction sale which was held at the Grant Satter farm near McKenzie Tuesday. The Satter fam- ily formerly resided near Baldwi verything offered brought f prices, according to those who tended the sale, Mrs. E. A. Fricke will arrive soon from her home'at Waubun, Minn., to cook for the harvest and threshing crews on her farm east of town. Mrs. Fricke spent several weeks here this 9 . Klawitter, who has been vis- F, iting with relatives in this commun- ity since July 4th, left Monday for his home at Garrison. Arthur Fricke i were married in Bismarck Saturday. The attending witnesses were Ralph Fricke and Miss Meta Hilken. newlyweds will reside on_ farm east.of town. Baldwin was well represented at Missouri Slope Fair held this week in M . acct Ba eae Mr. raon gath- at their home last Sunday. the z i Miss Rose Schleckt returned from Fargo ‘luesday after spending a few companied by Mr. and Mrs. John} Kenschler. ° Westfield carried off the honors of | the baseball game here ‘Thursday night. Sunday the local team played Linton. pei Ae ! Arena t ~——— . Mrs. Grootheart of New York City littre daughter, Fred maas and ws-} | brown, midnight. n Satter, |4 asion being the 35th wedding an- |niversary of ofr. and Mrs. Feterson. An enjoyable time was had by all. A {delicious repas. was served. oir. and | Mrs, Peterson received a number of -|giits from those present, ——_—______1_————_ Wild Rose | combo SE eater Harvest is on in full swing. While the crop is fair, it is not a bumper crop, as the rains came a little too late. wr, and Mrs. Jake Voll and Mrs. Volls sister, Miss Laura Swanson, jand Mike Giavais motored to Fargo |vriday to attend the 1air. (guite a number of our young folks [attended the dance at Pursian vark wionday. ‘ihe Vagabonds of Bis- narck Lurnished excellent music, Miss Daisy Pugh, who is em- ployed an bismarek, was an over |cunday visitor at home. A large number ot cars from it and suirounding country passed tnrough Wild Kose Sunday un ine way to Pursian Park, \W. H. prownaweil was a business visitor at Bismarck Weanesday. M a\vis Carhisie, who is avtend- Moa ing bi ss college in Bismarck, spout the week-enu with home folks. VU. b, Swanson made a business trip to bismarck the first of last week, 4, W. Feltheim visited the capital tty on business one day last week. vcin lias of McKenzie was in this vicinity Tuesday, Menoken crs and Mrs, A.C. ere hostesses at a_ whist y at the Ayers home. Five ta- s of cards were in play during ening. Honors were won by Ethet McLaughlin and Martin A supper was served at ir. and Mrs. Ralph Ishmael, Mrs. R. M, Ludemann and Elmer and Alice Klepstein attended the ball game at Harmon Sunday. Martin Brown and Miss Ethel McLaughlin, who have been visiting at the A, C. Dance home for the t five weeks, left Monday for ir home at Churdan, Iowa, £d- ‘d Davis, who has spent the sum- at the L, J. Agnew home, ac- ied them as tar as his home lin St. Paul, |. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Abelein en- ned five tables of whist Thurs- ay evening. A delicious luncheon erved at midnight. s. Mary Dance spent several visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tripolet 3rittin. Mrs. Dance returned to y. T. Dance home Tuesday. R. L. Dralle of Bismarck spent Saturday night, Sunday and | Monday visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Agnew and family were entertained at supper ‘Thursday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Mick Agnew. Oscar Kettleson, bank collector, of Aneta, N. D., was entertained at |dinner Monday evening by Mr. and | Mrs. R. G. Abelein, Mrs. Earl Baker and two children returned Thursday from a_ visit with relatives near Mitchell, 8. D. [Welch's Spur | o——_—___________- Harvesting has started in earnest in this vicinity, the mad rush seem: ing even more so this year. All kinds of grain, barley, oats, wheat— all are ready to be cut at once, a fact that worries farmers for they do not know which to cut first. Ed Doppler and son Lawrence mo- tored to Bismarck Monday for a load of twine. Mr. Doppler and sons have been cutting barley and wheat the past week and report the bar- ley to be very heavy. Robert Welch cultivated corn and potatoes last week. Mr. Doppler and sons called at the Robert Welch home Monday. Theodore Dorman motoréd to the Julius Dorman place for a mower Tuesday. Mr. Julius Dorman has been keeping his brother Otto busy this week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welch and family called at the Doppler and John Welch homes Tuesday. Bob fixed his father’s windmill the same evening. Mr, Rittel called on Robert Welch Tuesday morning. John Craven of south of the spur has some grain headed already. Oliver Welch and son John made hay during the past week. George Scarborough has recently repaired and painted his house. Mr, and Mrs. Earl Snyder and son Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rittel and Mr, and Mrs. Robert Welch and Clarence and Leo, accompanied by Mr. Doppler’s mother, Mrs. Marcus Doppler, attended church services in Bismarck Sunday. Marcus Tremplay and Miss Mar- garet McMurrich motored to James- town Sunday. Miss McMurrich will visit her sister, Mrs. Herrin, and at- tend the wedding of her niece, Miss Edith Herrin. ashe wedding will take place during the week. Marcus |returned Sunday night. Frank Johnson ot north of Meno- ken visited at the Dorman and Dop- pler homes Sunday. A number of the young people of this vicinity went to Appie Creek for a swim Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. sarl Snyder and three children visited at the home of Mr. Snyder’s sister, Mrs. ‘tyler Johnson, o1 Sterling, Sunday. ‘Lhey were accompanied py Charles Sny- der. ‘the Dorman, Snyder and Doppler boys, aiso Frank Johnson and Kob- ert Welch, practiced ball in the Dop- Plier pasture Sunday evening. Bob was hit in the jaw with the ball. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Knudtson and tamily ot Apple Creek visited at the Otto Dorman home Sunday. ‘They ail attended church at Glencoe in tne evening, after which the Knudtson car nad trouble. Mr. Dor- man tvok them home. ° ——_————+ | Wilson Se “ Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Neon motored to Wilton Saturday morning on business. John Kurle motored to Wilton Saturday.to have his Chevrolet car overhauied by the Wilton garage. ‘Those who visited at the Jonn J. Wagner home Sunday was Mr. and Mrs. Christ Berg of Wing, Mr. and 's. Gustave INewmiller, Mr. and Fred Newmiller and Mr, and Mrs. Christ Newmiller of Mercer, Mr. and Mrs. Art Paff of Goodrich, N. D., Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schlofman and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Berg, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Berg all ot Wilson, Mrs. John Wagner served supper and a good time was reported. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Schofer were Mercer callers Saturday. J. J. Wagner is busy haying near Mercer where he intends to move this fall. Mrs. Christ Wolf and Mrs. John Schlofman visited with Mrs. John A. Berg Lhursday afternoon. It was a shock to hear that Mr. Singer of Mercer, who was ill for about three months, passed away Saturday morning at his home. He ig a weil known man. He was at Bismarck at a hospital for a long time, then he came home again as Physicians did no good. He leaves to mourn his death his wife, Mar- garet Singer, four sons and four aaughters and a large circle of friends. Interment was made at Mercer Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Hitmeyer officiated. Mrs. John Schlafman visited at the John J. Wagner home Friday. Quite a number of Wilson rarmers have started harvesting their rye this week. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Berg motored to Wilton Tuesday to do some shopping. Mr. John Wagner and Miss Hulda motored to Martin to visit with their aunt Mrs. Emanual Hintz Sunday. Wm. Licke of Mercer, who pur- chased the John Deere implement shop at Mercer, went through Wilson ‘Tuesday with a load of binders which he sold in Wilson and delivered, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Berg motored to Bismarck to visit Mrs. Berg's sister, Mrs. Ed. Springer. o | Still Miss Beatrice Nelson of Wilton is visiting at the Sandelin home. Miss Florence Kounts of Turtle Lake is visiting with her aunt Mrs. Oscar Erickson, Verner Johnson and Ruben Pear- son were callers at the Hagstrom home er morning. Miss Ida Tosseth has been helping her sister Mrs. Benton Backman with the housework the last few days. Mr. and Mrs. August Asplund, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Asplund, Florence and Thure Johnson made a business trip to Bismarck one day last week, Melvin, Seth, Annthonnette, and Inez Ecklund were visitors at the Hagstrom home Friday evening. Mrs. Andrew Johnston visited Thursday evening at the Sandelin home. Martin Strand and Erick Pearson ‘were Regan callers Thursday evening. Clarence Johnson, Oscar Hag- strom, Anthony and Arthur Erick- baby were Bismarck callers Wednes- lay. Robert Welch and little son and daughter called at the A. D. Welch home Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Welch and son Homer visited at the Doppler home ‘Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Welch and famiiy motored to Bismarck Thurs- day. They were accompanied by Oliver, who purchased a new binder. Mr. and Mrs. John Welch and family, Oliver Welch and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welch visited at the Snyder home Thursday evening. They were all much interested in the Tunney-Heeney fight, which was broadcast. . Robert Boyd is having a great deal of carpenter work done at his home this summer. Mr. Boyd’ home is one of the most beautiful places in Burleigh county. Mr. and Mrs. R, G. Abeline visited at the Doppler home Friday evening, A number from this vicinity at- tended the sale of T, A, Milum of Brittin Friday, Robert Welch called on his broth- er John Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Ed Doppler, Mr. and Mrs, Jos. Hill and little daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Welch and fam- ;|ily, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dorman, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davenport and little son, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Varnum, Robert. Welch and Walter Boyd were all in Bismarck Saturday. Three men connected with the Dunham Lumber company spent Saturday evening at the Doppler home helping to finish plans for the new home Mr. Doppler will put up| da; in the near future. The Rittel children called at the Robert Welch home Saturday after- noon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rittel motored to Bismarck Saturday. The children at the RobéHt Welch Lic) were not very well the past week. Otto Dorman and son Theodore spent Saturday night with Mr. and ae spent Sunday at the O’Brien ce, Lee Sunquist has been spending the last few days at the Albert John- son home, Mrs, Arthur Johnson and Mrs. Edwin Johnson shopped in Regan Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Hagstrom, son Oscar, daughters Margaret and Ingrid, Mr. and Mrs. Erick Pearson motored to Bismarck Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Asplund and sons Loyd and Robert spent the week- end visiting relatives in Flasher. Miss Agnes Tosseth visited a few days last week with Miss Edna Nordquist of Turtle Lake. Z John Asplund made a business trip to Benten Backman Tuesday. J. V. Hendrickson, James and Wil- bur Noon returned home last Sunday evening from Valley City where they had been attending meetings. [Clear Lake} Mr. and Mrs. Ben Orew, who have been visiting in Wisconsin and Illi- nois since last December, returned to the B. F. Pasley home the first of the week, Mrs Orew will be remem- pered, as Miss a Fase betirs er marriage. Mr. Orew pI work in the harvest fields. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman, spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Olson. Miss Ethel Brending is spending a few with her sister, Mrs. Marvel Selland. Mrs. Albert Christensen, daughter Myrtle and son Walter called on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp, Sr., Thurs- while in Driscoll. james Johnson spent Thursday afternoon with Raider Olson. Koterba been assisting Mrs. Cornelius sen son Clifford of Pi Minnesota irs, Knownley of Baldwin. They|by calling on them, they were home- turned Sunday morning with their| ward after visit in Mon- [tracer Kaid tana and North Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Doppler and sons!ers have not pean ane |] after a uuckload of twine ‘Thursday. over 17 years. They left Sunday Gaskill spent Saturday evening at for their home in Minnesota. the Presley Gosney home. Frank Van Vleet, son of E. A. Van|_ Presley Spreng at the M.-L. Vleet, is visiting his father. Lewis home Friday. Several from this irtigsed spent} Mr. and Mrs. Hei Swindling 4. a Sunday at Lake Isabelle. Raider Olson visited Walter Christ- ensen Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Paulson assisted Christ Schoon with some work Mon- day evening. if B. F. Pasley enjoyed and family spent Sunday at Lake Isabel, south of Dawson. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Gosney and =, ji Florence and Edna and Earl ill ‘ spent Sunday at the Carl Kositzky home in Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hanson and family spent serge at Lake Isabel. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fogarty and Rex spent Sunday at the Al Kusler home at Sweet Briar. Mr. Dunahey and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson called at the Preshey Gos- ney home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Koon and children spent Friday at the Geo. Lee home in Sterling. Mrs. Oast Prince entertained a large number of friends and rela- tives at her birthday party Saturday - . evening. A very delicious lunch was eae and all reported a very nice ‘ime. Wilbert. Koon called at the Fogarty home Saturday. ae Miss Pearl Hanson spent the week-end at her home. Mrs. John Baker was a Bismarck caller Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Koon and children and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Koon spent Sunday at the James ‘oon home, - _Mrs. Prince entertained. her two sisters and his sisters’ friends of Goodrich Saturday night and Sun- day. Mrs. Herman Nieman was in Far- go Saturday. She returned home Mr. and srs. a visit of friends from Canada the later part of the \ eek. CC —— | Lein | + | John Birkeland and son Clifford spent Saturday visiting relatives at Eldridge, N. D. They were accom- panied home by little Dolores Par- don, who will spend a short time with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Birkeland. : Valdemar Lein and Harold Chris- tianson motored to ‘Luttle ‘Thursday atter a binder which the latter re- cently purchased, Dorothy Barkman spent a few days last week visiting at the Ap- land home near Driscoil. Edaie Arneson and Howard Bren- den attended to business matters at Sismarck ‘Uhursday. id Nygaard motored to Bismarck Quite a few from this vicinity at- tended the Sons of Norway meeting at Driscoll ‘thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Ben Oren spent Sun- |,day evening at the Harold Uhristian- ‘son home. __ | Sunday. B, N. Lein transacted business in| Mr. and Mrs. George Lee and son § Regan {hursday. George, Jr., of Sterling visited at the Wilbert iN, A. Sodernoim helped J. O. Rise Koon home Saturday. with some carpenter work friday q and Saturday. vi aE ooo Mr. and irs. H. L. Hanson and| j Regan | ' ? family motored to Arena Saturday. ——? Mr. and Mrs. Art Bjorhus and family motored to UWriscoll and Steele Sunday. Quite a tew from this vicinity spent Sunday picnicking at Lake isabel, kveryone reports a good time. Mr. and Mrs. Derrick Larson, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hanson, daughters Marion and Ruth and_N. A. Soder- holm and daughters Ruth and Es- ther were callers at Joe Rise’s Sun- day. ir. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman, Joseph, Clarence and Arthur Rise spent Thursday evening at Alfred Arneson’s. — - Arnold Christianson motored Driscoll Saturday forenoon. A_ fairly large crowd attended services held at the church Sunday. There will be English services Sun- day, August 5th, at 11 o'clock. Paul Paslay called at Joe Rise’s and George Christianson’s Sunday evening. The Ladies’ Aid meets at the Granville Selland home Wednesday afternoon, August 8th. Lunch wiil be served by Mrs. Frank Berkvam and Mrs. G, Selland. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Rise and daughter Clara spent Sunday eve- ning at George Christianson’s. Helen Lein is visiting at the B. N. Lein home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hedstrom and daughter Lenora, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Erickson and family of Trygg township spent Sunday aft- ernoon at the B. N. Lein home. Mr. Titus of Driscoll delivered some cattle to Driscoll for Dallas Barkman Monday, Miss Alpha Erickson of Minne- apolis is spending a short visit at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Erickson, and family. Rev. Foss called at the Sivert. Brenden home Saturday ,afternoon. Jim Olson of Wing was in this vicinity Monday. John and Orville Gunderson helped George Christianson with haying last week. - Mr. and Mrs. Algot Dravland and Mrs. Opoien motored to Tuttle Mon- day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Christianson spent Monday evening at the Marie Olauson home. Monday marked the beginnii of the harvest in the Regan territory, Cutting of barley and rye is now in full progress and will be followed by wheat harvesting. It is generally estimated that the crops will be as good as last year. Some fields will make a better yield than last while others will yield less in that the stand is thinner. The rye yield will fall somewhat below that of last year, but one the whole will make a fair crop and will average around 15 bushels per acre. The yield of oats will be very good and will aver- age double that of last year. At no time in-previous years have the local . merchants enjoyéd such a volume of implement business as they are now, and until this crop is harvested and threshed this territory will be marked with unusual activities. Mrs. A. L. Garnes and Margaret are Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan. Mrs. Ole Tyberg, who has for the past two weeks been visiting at Mc- Leod, North Dakota, returned home on Monday. | O. L. Engen of Fargo, North Da- kota, president of the First State Bank of Regan, visited Regan last. week in connection with the business of the bank. Mrs. N. M. Christenson of Ellen- dale, Minn., is visiting her son M. P, Christenson and family in Regan. The Christenson family formerly re- sided 12 miles northeast of Regan where for a number of years they were engaged in farming. A. H. Helgeson and A. L. Garnes have purchased a new combine and will soon put it in operation in harvesting their crops. ‘This will be‘ the first combine in the Regan terri- * tory and will be viewed with much interest. Henry Danielson and family of near Wilton were Sunday guests at the Jacob Danielson home in Regan. Mrs. A. F. Tourtlotte spent part of last week with her sister, Miss Linda Boat, in Bismarck, returning Saturday. ¥ Word has been received from Mr. and Mrs. S. McHugh of Norwalk, Wis., that they will soon arrive in Regan and expect to stay for couple of months during harvesting and threshing. Mr. McHugh has exten- sive land holdings here and has one of the finest section farms in this territory one mile from Regan. a” ews E. J. Engelbretson is erecting an up-to-date silo on his farm one mile south of Regan and will soon be fill- ing it for winter use. Postmaster B. E. Rierson and fam- ily, who have for the past two weeks:~ % been enjoying a vacation in Minne- sota and Wisconsin, returned last | Saturday and report a very enjoy- iu ilson offi- 4 al to ind Andy, ar, iting points in —~ Taft | The Roy Baker family were Bis- marck callers Wednesday. Burns Bailey was assisting Geo. Bere with some cementing Thurs- ay. Miss Dorothy Lamb and Beulah Benz called at the Henry Swindling home Thursday. Mrs. Walter Durfee and Mrs. Mock called at the John Baker home Wednesda: Herman Nieman called at the Henry Swindling home Wednesday. Presley Gosney was in Bismarck able time. Miss Bessie ciated during Mr. Rierson’s absence. fie aed alae Sie Hoswaisss ilton were Sunday guests at t! Andrew Fisher home. Mr. Hochal- ce A assistant cashier of the Wilton i Miss Gladys Burdett of Minne- on_ business Thursday. " . Mrs. Wilbert Koon and children |®hols, Minn» arrived in Regan ne spent Wednesday evening at the| jock ane ating at the home conan Wm Bement of Beldeine North Mrs. Floyd Bier of Braddock spent a ‘ a few reo at the George en Dakota. as taken up his residence Bi home the first of the week. in the J. M. Harris house and will Mrs. John Benz returned to her|¢Dter upon his duties as assistant home Thursday after spending a few rence ae the Regan State bank Weeks in the Bismarck hospital, | August 1st. where she underwent a very serious : srl gan garage is now operation. She is feeling quite well| 0st completed and presents a hand- now, but still is a bit weak. some speearanee. ing the past Miss Marion Lewis called at the ps Mga have bees bese ia: entry Swindling home Friday morn- pumps, which aid the Tight" tort - Mrs. John Baker visited at the|‘ouc uilding. Mr. Fisher, John Benz home Friday. the proprietor, is to be congratulated Frederick Lee and Glen Elness called at the Gosney home Thurs- day. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Koon and children spent Sunday at the Elmer Koon home in Driscoll. James and John Baker assisted George Lewis with some cementing and gravel hauling Thursday, Edna Gosney spent Friday noon with Velma Dystad in Storting. John Benz, Beulah Benz and Dor- othy Lamb were visiting in Moffit Wednesday afternoon, Wilbert Koon and Charley Gosney called at the Ed Fogarty home it Ed Olson is pending a f irs, on is 8; ing a few on the John Benz home. and Mrs. Ed Fogarty and Rex were Bismarck callers Friday. Mrs. Roy Baker was a caller at the John Baker home Saturday mir kd Mrs, Hi Swindling | days r, rs. ing and children visited at the John Benz|and home Friday evening. Herman Nieman has started vesting already. He is the figst start in this gata M. L, Lewis called home Friday night. Gusta Hermanson was a Dawson caller Sunday. Albert Baker spent a few days with his aunt, Mrs. Rich Baker, west of Moffit. board held a meet- home provided givi Eig rt of Burle’ 3 county ‘one 7) test eee ane ing fet Tet Ore ing at » C. Tuesday night. iy Ma aad Ren Keou and