The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 6, 1928, Page 6

|___NEWSOF OUR NEIGHBORS |" —_—_————____—__- |. Glen View | @ By MRS. LARS JACOBSON Inadore Bureau of Seattle, Wash. arrived here last week to look afte: the affairs of his brother, Jak » tae died recently. Towa, this week. Vivian Erstrom assisted her aun’ Mrs. Chester Erstrom, cooking for threshers a few di Lowel Christianson, who has been working for his brother-in-law, Les. ter Larson, left for Edmond, N. D. where he expects to work with some} threshing outfit. Enock Anderson called at the Walter Simons home Wednesday o1 business. Mr. and Mrs. Con Johnson and |} family motored out to the Geo. Rosenbeck’s farm Sunday to visi the graveling camp. Mrs. Bill G ill and Mr: Mrs. Jake Spitzer and family vis- | ited friends in Wilton Sund: | tend a birthday party given in honor | ot Mrs. Ed. Nelson, a sister-i of Mrs. Jacobson. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morgan went | to Wilton Friday on business and | while there visited friends. ‘cq| The other occupants of the car as Strandemo home § Grace Simons and attended the show Thursday evening. Millard Jacobson called at the C. A. Carlson home Sunday evening. e BY MRS. ROY LITTLE Earl Mowders were Wilton callers ; Monday. Most of the threshing rigs had to in Bismarck Jay up Monday afternoon on account : of the wind. P Ruth Wilmot is absent from sehool on account of a sore foot. She has been under the doctor's care for several days. Mrs. Ole Aune and Frieda Uhde visited with Mrs. Knutson Monday afternoon. Cecil Elkins was a caller in Regan Monday afternoon. Ole and Arnold Wold helped Roy Little fix his well Wednesday. Mrs. Roy Little called at the Harry Davenport home Monday afternoon. Mrs. Joe Keifer was a Regan shopper Wednesday afternoon. Dan Danielsons motored to Wilton Thursday where Mrs. Danielson con- sulted a doctor. Mrs. Pete Mickelson was a Regan caller Thursday morning. Norman Little was absent from school Thursday. Mrs. Earl Mowder helped with the work at Danielson’s several days this week. Mr. and Mrs. S. McCugh were dinner guests at the Carl Berg home Friday. They left Saturday mot ing by car for their home in consin after having spent some time here superintending their threshing. Mrs. Sarah Mowder and Mrs. Roy Little visited Mrs. Dan Danielson Friday afternoon. Chas. Manning is threshing for Frank Mickelson and Reinhold Berg this week. The Danielson children are absent from school while they are having threshers. Mrs. Ole Wold helped Mrs. Paul |Z reenan cook for threshers a couple of days this week. Mrs. Wm. Mickelson and daughter Odessa were Wilton callers Satur- dr. and Mrs. Carl Berg and family were callers in Wing Saturday eve- ning. Catters in Regan Saturday evening from here were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mickelson and Florence Berg, Mi and Mrs. Chas. Manning and Knutsons, Uhdes, Mr. and M Keifer, Henry Schilling and ily, John ‘Carlsons, George Mowder, Mickelson, Harry Daven- Pe Wm. Mickelsons, and Roy les. Joe and Arnold Wold called at tha Roy Little home Sunday after- noon, Hester Bailey underwent an oper- ation for appendicitis at one of the hospitals Saturday morning. She is getting along nicely at present. , The Ameriean Legion held a dance in the cabin Saturday night. Mr, and Mrs. Paul Greenan and son, Wesley were Saturday visitors at the‘Ole Wold home. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Little were Sun- day visitors at the L. C. Holmes home near Wing. ; Ole and Armold Wold and Paul Greenan-were Wing shoppers Sat- y- Mrs. Joe Keifer called on Mrs. John Carlson Monday. ~ Mrs. Carl Berg and son Lyle spent “| called at the Roy McCullough home ‘oe | Saturday morning and also did some THE BISM. he P, E. Patton home sy. Leo Sheldon motored to Regan turda; has. Christianson called at the spent the week-end at their homes. | Ernest Gordon home Monday, Miss Grace McAvoy, who also at-| Mr. and Mrs. Harley Keator vii tends the Wilton school, spent the | ited at the W. H. Kolb home Sunday. week-end at home. | Chgs. Our and A. McCoy were Mrs ite Swick has been helping | ae callers Monday. her aunt, Mrs. Herman Kikul, in} irs. K, Kolb, A. T. Kolb, Allen cooking for the threshers. ‘olliver, -Mrs. V. Monroe and irs. Alvin Nérdstrom has been | Stephen motored to Bismarck Sun- inting the inside of her home the | day. ast week. Mrs. Wayne Cummings assisted | at the Ira Bailey home sata B rs. John Nordstrom of Naughton! Everett Bailey and Louis Jorgen- to cook for threshers. | son called at the P. E. Patton home Two more weeks of nice weather | Thursday. ; will complete threshing operations Ole Olson, Alvin in this territory. ald called at Patton's Sunday. Several local Democrats helped! Clyde and Bud Little Marvin make up the party which welcomed | Rupp, August Waugeman and Governor Alfred Smith on his v: it | Jimmy Gramling were hunting ducks to Bismarck. Most of those owning | Sunda! Tadios tuned in to hear the speech; Callers at the Ira Bailey home Governor Smith made in St. Paul. | Thursday were Mrs. P. E. Herman Pelks of | and children, Mrs. Luther Bailey and of the week at the | family and Dee Bailey. and Mrs. Tom Morris of |® r re recent business callers | Still By NAOMI HAGSTROM Anthony Erickson motored to eck Saturday on business. Miss Agnes Salone has been help- ing Mrs. Edwin Johnson the last few day: | | | . M. Thompson and daugh- bs have returned from a it with relatives in lowa. | Lester Falkenstein was a recent | business caller in tthe capital city. A car containing Mrs. Jack Leni han and two children and ‘diss Eliz- abeth Hitchcock collided with a/| large gravel truck Tuesday. The accident happened at the crossroads | in the eastern part of town. Mrs. in sustained several bad cuts, and was taken at once to Wilton where her injuries were dressed Miss Naomi Hagstrom was a vi itor at the Pleasant View school} Monday afternoon. : i Erick Pearson shopped in Wilton Friday. Mrs, A. I. Asplund, Mr. and Mrs. burn Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will A Baldwin and Mr. and Mrs. Erick Pearson and family called at the Hagstrom home Sunday. irs. O. N. Erickson has been on the sick list the last few days. Mrs. John Johnson and Mrs. Ed- win Johnson were shoppers in Wil- ton one day last week. C. L. Johnson i to Wilton Frid: irs. Chas. Noon and fai Velma Johnson motored to one day last week. well as the driver of the truck cs- cared uninjured. The car in which | Mes. Lenihan was riding was badly damaged. Several near accidents have happened since the trucks be- xan hauling gravel from the Rosen- beck farm. ‘The road at places is ite narrow and it is hard for two. to pass. ‘tin Bourgois of Riverview was ing after Eusiness interests in this community Friday. mie oe Watkins oe son Gor- dou of Menoken were callers he ; fi isi Vernon Richard of Wilton visited ee oan fen oe pea is at ons S L, Johnson home over the sys i week-end. fe thee Geant | Me and (Mire 0: N, Exitkasn'were callers in Wilton one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Perkins are the proud parents of a baby 1. born last Tuesday, September 25th. Mrs. J. M. Thompson and daughter in this cn sl wehinal oe tied Lay of red ald week after spending about six weeks ocdinhineil rink in different points of lows and South akota. Albert, Oscar and Naomi Hag- ita! | Strom motored to Bismarck Monday “] evening. s The Ladies Aid of the Swedish Mission church which was held at the Henry Danielson home Thursday afternoon was well attended. Mrs. Arthur Johnson called at the John Johnson home Friday. John Asplund -has been on the sick list the last few days. ° ry | Painted Woods | ——$—————___—_—__—____+ BY MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD Mr. and Mrs. Dan Johnson called at the Wm. Brown home Thursday. Vera Cleveland helped Mrs. Fred Brown cook for thresherrs. | Mrs. Frank Erickson stayed at the:Iver Erickson home a few days to ‘help Mrs, Erickson while they threshers. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fauth and baby of South Dakota, returned to! their home, leaving day. They have ‘been visiting relatives and friends here. They say they like South Dakota as a home very well. Harold’ Soderquist is now thresh- ing. for Axel Stenquist. i verybody in this vicinity is busy threshing -grain and digging their Potatoes, as we have had some pretty hard frosts the last few nights. Mr. and Mrs. Elias Lillefjeld and son Gerald spent Wednesday after- noon -at-the Ole Lillefeld home. Ann Lillefjeld of Jamestown ar- rived in Wilton Sunday morning. She was also a visitor at the Ole Lallefjeld home with her mother and brothers Sunday. Mrs. Wm. Brown and Mrs. Joe Brown and baby were callers in Wil- ton Saturday evening. Rudolph and Gunerd Hagen and Mr. eons “Wyoming went hunting ne C.'V. Danielson and sons Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Hagen and baby were visitors in Wilton Satur- day evening. 5 farold Soderquist, who is thresh- ing for Axel Stenquist, had the mis- fortune of- running into a wagon that was standing across the road. Harold had started for his home in Wilton after dark and his lights not being very.-good he could not turn out quite eneugh, so had to hit the a business their threshing rig to Arnold late in the week and are threshing on ue: at Eogue farm. Hew riv 2 he recently purchasca in Bis- ck. S. Fevold, local dancer, ing buriness in the cay e latter part of the wee! ‘old Rupp is planring on ing a battery chargin: vutfit-in garage this fall Rock Hill | e BY RUTH LITTLE Roy Farley motored to Regan Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bailey, Dee and Ode, called at J. F. Little's Sun- day morning. _Mr. and Mrs. Sheffy Bailey were dinner guests at the Louis Jorgen- son home Sunday. ki Clyde and Virgel Little called at Willard Diamond’s Sunday morning. Isaac Marcovitz of Mandan called at the Louis Jorgenson-home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Diamond were guests at the Gus Gordon home Sunday. Emil Moses motored to Regen Saturd: ‘4 M lenry Swanson helped Mrs. lor to cook for threshers y. J. F. Little took Hester Bailey to Bismarck to the hospital Thursday. Hester was accompanied by her mother. She underwent an oper- ation for appeals and is getting along as well as can be expected. _Mrs. Alvin Ghylin and son Gerald visited Thursday at the Ole Olson home. Mrs. Andrew Olson and mother shopping in Regan. A. T. Kolb motored to Regan Sat- J. F. Little and Phyllis called: at the Ervin Johnson -home Sunday. Gene and Norman Little, Joe and Arnold Wold and Kenmar Jordahl motored'to Regan Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Digmond motored to Bismarck Saturday. Pete Jacobson and daughter Bur- nett motored to Bismarck Sunday to attend the wedding of Marie Jacob- son. Mrs. John Howe called at the Ira Bailey home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. J. F. Little and Ruth called at the Ira Bailey and Andy Walker homes Wednesday morning. d George, Dee and Ode Bailey called ylin and Ger- Patton | cratic candidate for president. Ned Asplund were callers in Wash- i en. A delicious lunch midnight. The Bird family are leaving soon to make their home in Missouri. J.C. Chris- tianson gave an interesting presen- tation speech and presented the fam- ly a purse. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bosworth and family, Mrs. E. E. Morrison, John and Mary Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clark and daughter, Mrs, Clara Steele, and the Misses Blanche Steele and Leona Krosch were Sun- inner guests at the home of ind Mrs. E. Bosworth. Nick Hersch and family, who have | resided on the old Nultemeier farm, | have bought a place three mi | south of there and will move onto it soon. fton, S. D., are moving to the Nultemeier farm. A. J. Eee has bought a farm west of Ral and the Peterson farm,-where he is living, has been rented to Clifford A. Peterson. Several people from this commu- nity motored to Bismarck Wedne: lay to see Alfred E. Smith, Demo- Mrs. Matt Peterson went to Mo- bridge Friday, returning Saturda and visited with her son Sptncer, whois in the hospital receiving treatment. Mrs. Arthur Rosson spent a few days visiting relatives in Sykeston, | N._D., last week. Pollitt and family motored to ickinson Saturday, where Miss Dorothy Pollitt will enter Dickinson normal to finish her high school Miss Olga Litvinenko was a week- end guest in Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Roghalt and D., and of Chicago are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al- fred Westrum. Moffit By MAUDE MOFFIT The Misses Ruby, Agnes and Unice Benz and Lycille Mockel left Sunday for Ellendale, where they will resume their studies at the El- lendale normal school. Miss Dorothy Lamb was a passen- ger to Bismarck via the Soo Friday. he returned to her home Saturday evening. W. W. McNally of Carson visited friends in Moffit over the week-end. The dance held at Moffit on Sat- urday evening was largely attended. Music was furnished by home tal- ent, and everyone reports an enjoy- able time. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Johnson motored to Forman, N. D., on Monday after- noon to get Mr. and Mrs. Burt John- son, who work on the Soo line bridge crew. Mr. and Mrs. Asa Werner are moving into the Edson home, a mile west of town. Mr. and Mrs. William Carroll will occupy the house, which has been vacated by the Werners. Mrs. Sub Mastel visited with her Friends will be sorry to learn of the death of Wilson Johnson, brother of Fay Johnson, which occurred at Denver, Colo., the last of September. Miss Tillie of Peterson visited a in Moffit Saturday and Sun- jay. Ole Torgerson:and William Hearn- ing were capital city callers on Sat- urday evening. Miss Beastrom, our junior high school teacher, visited at her home near Hazelton over the week-end. — | Clear Lake Mr. and Mrs. Adler of | OM sister, Mrs. Dewey Olson, on Sunday. | S¢ ARCK TRIBUNE vina motored to Killdeer Monday, jg the latter had dental work jone. f Lein oe BY OLGA M. RISE Halvor and Bennie Benson, who have spent the past two weeks vis- iting friends and attending to busi- ness matters, returned to their home at Harmony, Minn., Monday. Harrison Rogers, tea:her for Lein School No, 1, spent the week-end visiting friends at Wing. Mr. and Mrs. Fossberg and son of Still spent Sunday visiting at the rist rke ‘home. Helge Jacobson of Decorah, Minn., spent Thursday evening at the B. N, Lein home. While out hunting a week co id- have the gun discharge and kick him in the Lnee. He was taken to a hospital at Bismarck where it was learned his knee was fractured. At this writing he is getting along as well as can be expected and will re- turn home soon. Geo. Christianson and sons Har- matters at Bismarck Thursday. Miss Marion Hanson left Saturday for Ellendale where she will attend the State Teachers college. P. H. Kluksdahl and son Marvin called at the Seymour Arneson home Sunday morning. die Arneson had the misfortune to}, old and Arnold attended to business| ¢, rents, Mr. and Mes. Carl Omodt. le also occupied his old position in the Economy. Grocery Saturday. A boy was born to Rev. and Mrs. Hinderer of Tappen at the Karpen home here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lindseth and son of Bismarck visited Lancohthied) ve F, W. Gress left Tuesday for Fa where they will Peete! the Method: list annual con- lerence. The Richie boys’ new car was stolen Monday night. They left it itanding on the street and when| y, looked for it about midnight, | not find it. f BY.F. H. DETTLOFF Mr. and Mrs. A. D. LaDue are moving into the William Stoller residence in the cast part of town, the property in which they have been residing having been sold. covers from an operation for appen dicitis. William Witt,was a Wing caller end: ernoon. fay Marchant got a load of coal fi eaday. “John Witt motored to Tuttle “Adam Kiei ‘oe and Ernest called at the James Novy home Sun- is (oo Henry Siebel, who returned to her home after. undergoing an operation for appendicitis a month rts had to return to fhe Harvey hospital. ‘Mr. and Mrs, Stmon Koch and Mrs. ohn Koch were in Wing Satur- day. * th Herr of Hurdsfield was a week-end guest at the Herman Sil- . A. tap poh; Jolen aid Willie, were in it turday evening. ring Harchant visited at the < junday. socreelia *Nelters attended the show in Wing Friday evening: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Curry and family of Portland, ‘Oregon, have been visiting at the home of Mrs. Curry’s father, T. E. McDowall, near ‘arson. : eed Sera d Re had an auction sale of his personal property jay, left with his family to reside on a farm near Mandan. Mr. and Mrs. N. Butnitsky and family attended the aerial meet at School started in Lein School No. 2 last week with Miss Ethel Kitz- man of Buffalo Springs, N. D., as teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Derick Larson of Tuttle visited friends in this\ vicin- ity Sunday. 2 ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Bjerke and daughter Esther, M. A. Soderholm, Ruth and Esther, Mr. and Mrs. Larson called at Joe Rise’s Sunday afternoon, Constance Lein ‘spent Saturday and Sunday -‘ the Ole Nyseth home. Bennie Benson and J. 0. Rise mo- tored to Tuttle Saturday evening. Selma Rise spent Saturday eve- ning and Sunday at her parental home. Mrs. Alfred Arneson, Alice and Helmer and Lillie Lien motored to Bismarck Saturday evening. A fairly large crowd attended services held at the church Sunday afternoon. There will be Norwegian services again Sunday, Oct. 14, at 2 o'clock. Orville and Ceci! Reese and Lester’ Carter motored to Tuttle Sunday afternoon. : Mr. and Mrs. Pete Spilde, daugh- ter Olga who have spent some time visiting here motored to Montpelier, N. D., Saturday. ee | ! Solen ae = W. W. Holcomb of St. Paul, who has been a guest of the Schimanskys the past week, returned to his home in St. Paul Saturday. Mr. Holcomb an uncle of A. O. and B. G. J. ansky of this village. Henry Hansen, ‘state school in- spector, a by: County Su- Perintendent E. Helen Iorns, visited the local schools Thursday. Mr. Hansen spoke before the high school assembly on the progress of the local sehool. He again recommended it for, classification as a first class consolidated school with a score of 100 per cent. Local people are justly Proud of the distinction of being the only Sioux county school with a per- fect rating. Quite a number of local people accompanied the orchestra boys to Selfridge, where they spent Satur- ee evening im dancing. ae and Mrs. T. I. Be: irs. 1 By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN P. E. Bertelsen and son Otto of Harvey visited with the Albert Sen family the first of the week. Mrs. Emma Shoffer and daughter Mrs. Dorothy Hargarve were Bis- marck callers Wednesday. Olaf Olson was a Steele caller one day last week. Ole. Slaatenhus, the Bismarck hospital for several days suffering with blood poison in his hand, returned home Wednesday much improved. Mrs. Ann Erickson, teacher of the Beyer. school, was called home to Minot due to the illness and sudden death of her father. Rudolph Jen- sen of Driscoll is teaching her school while she is away. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen took their daughter Mildred to Bismarck to have her. tonsils removed. She is getting along fine at this writing. irs. Christ Schon is assisting her daughter, Mrs. Joe Paulson, for a few days. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Miss Vivian took in Shoffer and Kidder county fair at Steele Saturday. Reider Olson spent Sunday after- noon with Walter Christensen. Miss Vivian Shoffer spent Satur-. evening and Sunday with Miss Mrs. Ed Rasche and children mo- tored to Regan Thursday. .,, Mrs. Dan Danielson ‘has been very ill. Mrs. Earl Mowder: helped her to cook for. threshers. wagon, knocking heel. off his car ant (emis the car into the ditch. He -was not seriously hurt. f Raleigh Tuesday at the Frank Mickelson home. {ro friends: of ‘Osear Nelson will interested in hearing of his recent to Miss Ruth Fowler of - Nelson is the brother of Baldwin. Scott of Bismarck was Falkenstein ‘man. Mr. make their » Nelson is the Texaco Oil Co. as By W. B. DORWARD is A. J. Kopp spent a few days in Bismarck last week receiving treat- ment for stomach trouble. ba ai pers vere est are ibe ud. parents of a y girl, born iy. morning, Sept. 25, in their home’on Railroad street. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Pusch gave.a dinrer’ party at the Hotel Port Sun. , Sept. 23. The following ats. -the repast: Mrs. Charlie “Rue motored ‘to’ Regan MAT Mrs, 8, 1. Jona ec re irs, 5S. d at the Ira Bailey and H. Davenport: mes Wednesday to visit the sick. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little visited at: the Albert Little and L. C. Holnies ites: WitEiScon and Mrs, Cog rs. Ukinson at TB. assisting Mrs. G. 0. Linsey with cooking for threshers. e Louis and Franklin Jorgenson were Regan callers Friday morning. | and A. H. Lundberg of Regan called at the F. Wurtzke and Oscar Wol- Migiea Teseacd Datinpoit i a ‘s. Leonard Daven; i her howe, present at the Loaet nm me. of in at Rasche home Sunday." t'”| kasine Doris McCullough visited with her ‘other Saturday. Mr. Mi Leo Sheldon’ motored to Regan cgttle, and ! $3 Ge | Page water, Sor, them. ‘motored to Regan Satardey Pepi ‘Tucsiay tor fiavine: Cuba, pests at JF, ‘Little’s on their: way. Me, Dormard will ‘urteke ib higuling grain fer] and. od: Kenneth 2cCullough | Flor route, and expec to’ be 5 ; en’ rout e the Wn MeCallonch Kot gone. five or six weeks. — ~ f se Rebekah lodge met in. the ou Fellows she. Stee! ee Mary Lucille Clark of Mrs. Donald Clark was ill a few was in- will use the engine to| and da: Thelma Rosveld south of Driscoll. . Mrs. Harold Hargrave motorerd to Steele Monday. The Misses Verna Sleight and Vivian Shoffer accompanied by Bill and Omar Rosveld motored to Bis- fi marck Monday evening to attend the Soysa band concert. f Dodge ' o By OLGA GROSSMAN Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Klein motored to Beulah Tuesday, where they at- tended a funeral. Mr. and Mrs. John Lupp and chil- dren of Windsor, Colo., are visiting ing Mrs. Christ Lupp, southwest of. antl Weydahl of Killdeer’trans- usinéss in ‘Thursday. aor Grossman ‘and children, Alma, and tored is , where D I: of Harry Moan, ‘who ka} 2 bonting 1 Mrs. -H. Foster and , have d Mr. anc : EE stat 7 te A ine gene and Bergene’s ‘sister, Ivera. Ras: muson, drove to Glenburn Saturday, where Mr. Bergene has accepted the superintendency of schools for the Mr. Houses and” granddaugh ir. House~ ai gral ughter merce visited Solen friends last week, Philip Froelich and A. 0. Schi- mansky drove to the Twin Cities who has been in| last week. Mr. Froelich drove back | the & new school bus to be used on one of “ep peal bus routes. irs. Braxmeyer, aged mother of Erasmus Braxmeyer and Mrs. F. J. Seidl, was taken to the Mandan hos- Pital for treatment last. week. Rev. Father Francis held church services in Timmer last Sunday. B. G. J. Schimansky: is erecting a ‘ine’ new residence in the west end of ‘town, [Steele 1 —_—_— By MRS. F.\W. GRESS 8 Boyd: of ‘the. high school culty spent the week-end at her rand ‘Mra Alf Ellingson and ir. al rs. little daughter of Bismiarek yen Sanday’ with relatives ‘hei ‘Mr. and- Mrs. °G. here ‘Si Mis fa he "Mira. Floyd Maryey irs. Floy. iy’ and Breinjford. were shopping’ in Bis. marek. Saturday. : Mr. Waldo of the~ Northwestern It Telephone “company, was down ‘rom Bismarck one day last week looking after business matters. Irene Goldsmith of ‘Tuttle ‘visited fein Gallogay fle Feday to beg is Galloway left to term of ‘school FS) rge | for a few weeks at the home of Mr. | Visit here Saturda: Mrs. Ma from ‘the. day, where Bh re i Mott on Tuesday night. While the family was away from home Sunday the barn on the farm of Mrs. Anna Schriock burned to the ground. Editor. and Mrs.’ J. C. Bell and family spent: Sunday near Fort Yates duck hunting. . Mrs. H. B. Sebastian is seriously ill at her home, having. suffered a stroke of br peed on Tuesday morn- ing.. Dr. Lorenzen of Elgin was called to attend her. Ed. Broadhead, who has been.here for several weeks looking after his farm interests, left for his home at Crosse, Wis., eet His son Wallace Broadhead took him by auto as far as Bismarck. Mr. Olson of the Mott Supply company of Mott transacted business in Carson’ Monday. John Will of Leith, candidate for county auditor, spent Tuesday in Carson. Mrs. Lee Lindale tf of Hebron spent the week-end in Carson ‘visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Wm. Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson of Beulah, N. D., visited the latter part of the week at the Buchanan home. | ’ Roy. Redman left this week for Chicago, Ill, and Detroit, Mich., on a business trip. He intends to re- turn with a new truck. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sellner of New Leipzig were business visitors in Carson the first of the week. f Temvik BY DOROTHEA ENDERS : Mrs. John Glass of Linton visited i Mi mn, a in shopped at Linton Satur- Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Blazen and Se Sadie,-were Linton callers Sat “ring b Miss Louise Foell, who is attend- ing ‘school at “Hazelton, was called “tine Wednesday as her mother was ul, Mr..and Mrs. Louie. Maurer and family were Saturday callers at Linton. Mrs. Frank Foell and daughters visited her. mother, Mrs. : Monahan Johnson and .|at Linton Saturday. Mrs.' Burlingay left Saturday for Fri vd zs will spend a lew al 4 Mrs,. Davis, ee has been. visiting hy ‘returned to opr Soop r ein at ay. A large ‘crowd attended the Will Nelson barn dance Friday. There be another one this Friday at same ee,” F. A.” Muckler -w caller at Linton Miss “Ann Gal week ‘at the i oi J. Burkhardt motored to Linton ursday. Ps Mrs. A.-W. Quast, Mrs. C..J. Enders and Miss Westlund motored to Linton Friday where Miss West- lund.-attended ‘a‘ nieeting of | the and’ principals ‘of Yenne sind: Miss Ann a. business Monahan. of Linton visited relatives | thi here.on Sunday. HELEN MARCHANT: at the -R.°G. farm fednesday. 3 While: thawing out-the gasoline line of the nate ‘Thursday .morn- ing, John Witt. had the ‘misfortune of burning his left ‘hand quite’ bedly. Charle; cer ts now thresh. ing, for Berman: iters. Miss. Mabel - Lytle Marchant girls tens? Bickel . Henry u to ‘brit Friday. - M it last Gas Waddell homer | So#azeh John Witt hauled grain to Wing Friday and Saturday. i" Wing BY ELLA MUELLER Mrs, Clyde Harvey, daughters Opal and Laverne, and Mrs. Geo. Anderson transacted business in the Capitol City Saturday. ir. Anderson and Ada Anderson of Still were visitors at the Geo. Anderson home Monday. : Scoutmaster G. A. Hubbell mo- tored some of the"Boy Scouts to Bismarck Saturday. 5 Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McNelis of Fargo spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cumber. Mrs. Mc- Nelis is = sister to Mr. Cumber. T. R. Atkinson, county Lipets h accompanied by Mr. Conrad of marck spent Sunday at the Harry Knowles home. Mrs, Alex Hill, daughter Orella, and son Earl, left for Idaho one day last week. iss Viola Hagen accompanied her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl King, to Bordulac and Fargo one day last week. Ella and Harold Mueller were business callers in Tuttle Sunday morning. Li) ‘Dagner and Tracy and|° lerson farm south of Riders jerson’s home. hip Swindling has purchase himself a car. Mr, and Mrs, Herman Nieman and ae wie Ce near ma and ing hunting % Mr. and Mrs. John Benz called ai the Dehawn home Monday evening. Charley Gosney was a dinner guest at the Envick home Sunday. Helga Hermanson is assisting with the work at the Earnest Hurr home. Presley Gosney and Earl Gaskill were Bismarck callers Monday afternoon. Mr. and: Mrs. Envick visited at the Marion Lee home Monday after- and Mrs. Presley Gosney and M family took a drive to Wing, Ai and ‘Tattle Sunday. piste Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Richardson lurr home Monday. spent Friday after. nodal Gaskill pp ne Banda ; tl Gaskill 5; jun it th McKane home in Steele. vii { Welet’s Spur} By MRS, R. M. WELCH ‘The mad rush of harvest and threshing time is drawing to a close in this vicinity. Threshing will be finished at the end of the week, ex- cept perhaps for a little flax. Sev- eral threshing machines, including K. O. Knutson’s, John Johnson’s, Ed Doppler’s, Diedrich’s and John Welch’s are busy in the immediate Het hina Several others have pulled through the Spur district but are threshing within @ radius of a few miles. Most of the grain is be- ing held, but that which was shipped was loaded niostly at Me- noken, A small amount was shipped from the Spur and some hauled by truck to Bismarck. The average yield for wheat in this community was between 12 and 15 bushels per acre. It is testing ex- tra well in protein. The feed crops, such as oats, speltz and barley, turned out fairly well. Many of the neighbors who have finished threshing are putting up hay and digging potatoes. The po- tato crops is reported to be fairl: Lenora Johns was assistant tele-| good. phone operator during Miss Hagen’s absence. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Cleveland and family of Wilton visited at the Ebb Cleveland home Sunday. Wallace and Bertel Anderson and Willard and Elbert Hubbell, all of Jamestown, spent Saturday and Sun- day at their fee and Mrs. Byron Knowles and dene piel Laoat aay at the Harry Knowles home. Margi perbieelend xe 7 Wilton witth m for a 3 stay. The Henry Jacobson and Olaf Lein families attended the wedding of aie Borsa to Lowell Jones at Bismarcl > Mrs. Lewis Larson and Mrs. Al- fred Larson were shoppers in this vicinity Monday. \ Howard Glanville is busy hauling grain for the Wing Mercanti Percy Cohan of Philadelphia was a via ies ute in town several s last week. ay T. Knowles returned home Sunday after spending two weeks in Elgin vicinity. 2 » Anderson made a busine: trip to Bismarck 5 Sigrid Josephson _motored her. sister Miss Sadie to Ellendale S Leggs aware she will attend high . Nice ‘Bertha Hoff was a Bismarck isitor '. Mr. and Mrs. ae peel os Mrs. Fred Cumber moto Began ers to visit with Mrs. larry Worden. A. E Kopplin motored to Bismarck Meri Sylvia Stewart and Miss ‘eber were Wing callers ye at the J, Mueller home Soaday. were: rs. Jacob Weber, Jr, Mr. and Mr. ‘and Mrs. Fred Fred Oswald. Mr. and Mrs. Jake -Hein and son David. were visitors at Goodrich 8 A vA baby shower was given in honor of the Mueller twins Saturday af noon. They received : eta, and Edith Mueller visited .| with Olive Rise Sunday. Olive Rise is employed at the south‘ Patterson: Ranch at present. John Muellers have named their twins Bernard Clarence Mueller and Burnell Lawrence Mueller. “Taft . assisted | the cook -for threshers Re "Mrs. Chas, Gaskill spent Thurs-| F ‘at the Gosney home. Fogarty helped Earnest Hurr resh ". and Tire. E. Bape went to Dodge Tuesday. Violet’ is working Edith Bruce had trouble frozen radiator Monday mornit while returning to her school in Apple Creek district after spending the week-end with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Welch. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welch mo- tored to Bismarck Monday after- noon, Mrs, Welch had some den. tistry done. Mrs. John Nieland called on Mrs. Ed Doppler and Mrs. Robert Welch Thi noon and on Mrs. Ot- to Dorman Friday afternoon. Mrs. .R. G. Abelene and sister of Menoken caller at this Robert Welch and Doppler homes Saturday. -Robert Welch and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Doppler motored to’ Bismarck Saturday. Mr. Welch hauled a truck load of wheat. Miss Sara Boyd a member of the faculty at the Steele high school, pent the week-end with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Boyd. A of Fred Rittel, from Streeter, Ill., spent the week-c."4 here with ther. Miss Sara Boyd called at the Rob- ert ‘Welch home Sunday morninz. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Dirlam and family motored to Bismarck Satur- day afternoon. A number of young people of this vicinity attended the dance in Me- noken Saturday ni¢ht. They re- ported a small crowd but excellent music and g good time. Mrs. Jack Ishmall it the week- end with her mother, Mrs. Tollifson, of McKenzie. ’ There did not seem to be much hunting done in this neighborhood Sunday. Usually on the first day of chicken season there is a good dea! of shooting. BY MRS. F. 0. JOHNSON Mrs. Clarence Olson is helping Mrs. Joe Gertz with threshers. Miss Lillian Lein spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Bob, Sharp. 4 natwe ‘wisibage foe he. rast eae at Or e ‘wo afternoon. iiss Emma Pederson geles, Calif., has been visiting rela- tives and friends for the past two weeks. Miss Eliza Pederson of Far- go is also at home on a visit. i) A. Wickson and Mr. Thompson of Bismarck spent Wednesday evc- ning at the M. T. Olson hom H.-A. Knudson and daughter Joule motored to Bismarck Mon- a Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Newcomer en- tertained Mr. and ars. Carl Lein iturday evening le Mr. and Mrs. A. Eisenbeisz mo- tored.to Bismarck Monday. ited ‘Sanday cvoniag with thee oe jay even: son, Swanson and his fa ily. = J. Kress motored Los An- ir. and “Irs, i pen ot Seulay wit Me aed a wi ~ BY . Lathrop. " } i me Mr. and Mrs. M. T.' Olson enter- ¢ | tained E, C. Ruble at dinner Sunday. ind E; Pede son and Mrs. Geo: Haugen 5 mt Saturday <vening wi rs. Wm.