The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 11, 1928, Page 12

vrersaeet ae EEeUt EPTESESSEVEVGSSRERG 2 cAT2USETFEL EE SSEUTRRTER EE EDEMCERELLES BLEED COTES CURES TESST ESTEE PAGE TWELVE | "NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS | —_____—_— Raleigh —_—__—e By W. B. DORWARD l Steele-Morrison A very pretty home wedding was ddaemnined in Raleigh, N. Dak. Thursday evening at 8 o’clock when Mrs. Clara G. Steele gave in mar- riage her daughter Blanche to John en Morrison. Mrs. Donald Clark, a sister of the bride, played a piano sito. Rev. and Mrs. Ford in their usual pleasing ide and groom reveale. standing under a py of white and green with a der of wedding bells. Rubin- a’s melody in F¥was softly played le Rev. ord, using the ring cere- ny, officiated. wi | The bride carri a beautiful bo. quet of bridal roses and wore a) honeydew chiffon gowr | Among those it were, Mr.} and Mrs. E. N. Bosworth, Mr. and) Mrs. Chas. Hutchens, Mr. and Mrs. August Pusch, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Morrison, Mr. Thomas McGinnis, | Misses Hazel Morrison. and Leoni Krosch, Donald Clark and daugh' Mary Lu. .A two course supper served. Mrs. M mn is a grad uate of Park College, of Parkville,| Mo., with an A. B. degree. She has! deen a teacher in our county schools | and in Montana, Last year she) taught mathema' and the high school, Clez ing, and holds the di: é ing the fi lady to serve on a jury) in Grant count Mr. Morrison is a world war vet- eran and since returning home has; managed his | m farm, the) Clover Dale Stock near the} Three Buttes. . They are now at home to their! many friends on a farm two miles southeast of Rs arm, Bridal Shower One of the largest parties ever given by the ladies of Raleigh was! the birday shower last Tuesday a! { ernoon given for Miss Blanche tecle | in the home of her mother, rs. Clara G. Steele, After the 40 g had gathered Miss Steele was ind-| folded, crowned and taken into the} room where a niche had been pre- pared for Her. s She was ated on a throne in front of which the many very beau- tiful and useful gifts were piled on a large wheelbarrow made pretty by} clever hands and crepe paper Above ‘was an arch of white bells, one of which concealed a large bag of rice. The color scheme was green and white. After a very delicious luneh | the guests departed wishing the bride-to-be, much happiness and prosperity. The ladies in charge of the after- noon were Mesdames Beem, Stayner, Klein, and Bosworth and the success showed they spent much time and thought in preparation. Farewell Party _ One of the important social events of last week was the farewell party given Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clark in the basement of the Presbyterian ch, A large crowd enjoyed the games and contests. Picnic lunch was served. A purse of money was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Clark, which was a token of the high es- teem in which they are held by their many friends here, J. C. Chris- tianson made the presentation ad- dress in which he called to mind the many years Mrs. Clark had spent in in Raleigh and how she would be missed not only by the community but by the church. He also brought to mind how Mr. Clark had turned from the many pretty girls of In- diana and chosen one of ours. Mr, and Mrs. Clark left Saturday morning for Portland, Indiana. They ‘will visit en route with relatives in Sioux Falls, S. Dak, Hamlet and Montpelier, Indiana. Roy Henry of Dunkirk, Indiana, left with Mr. and Mrs. Clark. He had been employed here during threshing, — G. D. Bosworth and family mo- tored to McIntosh, S. Dak., Sunday afternoon. They were accompanied by his father E. N. Boswoeth, who took the train from there to Aber- deen to attend a business meeting of the Equity Union Creamery. He will ge from there to Jamestown, N. fak., where this company also has established an Euity Creamery, Mrs. Chas. Beem received a mes- sage Saturday telling her of the ser- ious illness of her mother. She left in the afternoon via McIntosh for og Rapids, Iowa, to be at her bed- side. Roy Steele came home Friday from Sioux Falls, S. Dak., wheye he has been employed for several months in a wholesale hardware store. He has enlisted in the navy and came home to say goodby to relatives and friends. An important business deal was closed this week. Westrum Bros. sold their stock of hardware to Adolph Riehl and M. Brickner. The new firm is to take charge Oct. 22. Mr. Westrum and family plan to spend the winter in California, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Miller of El- aa spent Saturday night with Mrs. ‘iller’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. An: ton Johnson, They spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Christenson. Alfred Plante, who spent weeks with his daughter, Mrs. P. Rausch, returned to his home in Minneapolis last week. Mr. and Mrs, Rex Wass and Mr. end Mrs. Chas, Beem spent a few days last week in Mott with rela- and enjoyed the celebration eral ott put on. Margaret Kain went to New d to enter the Sisters’ School. x Lovhauge of Montevideo, a, is the guest of his brother L ge and fami: Mr. 3 2 oe meee We in the - here elp regain hig health, Pate Thomas McGinnis, who spent the summer here with relatives and Bilder for his winter ngeles, California. En visit relatives in Mo- 'ak., and in Washington, Magnus Ternes have M. H. Roberts farm near 80pn move onto the | twin girls. | Thursday after spending a week Sunday with Mr. and Mes. Rasmus- in. a Mr. and Mrs. S, O. Morgan and tson left Saturday for California their daugnter, Mrs. Williard Gris- wald Jr. , Mr. Thomas and Mr. Nesit of Minnesota are the guests of their cousin John Olson. ———$— Wing \ = By EDITH MUELLER _ | Mr, and Mrs. Howard Glanvill | H. Corey home at Braddock Sunday. | ; Mrs. Axel Soder assisted Mrs. Fields with her housework ‘ast week during threshing. ; Miss Edna Graves of Woodworth } nt a few days as a guest of Flla| ueller last week. Mrs. R. G. Marchant returned , home from Scotland, S. D., Thurs- day of last week. She was called | down there by the illness of her father. Mire. G. A. Hubbell, Mrs. A. E. Kopplin and Miss Viola Hagen were ; shoppers in the Capital City Thurs- | . Harry Gray and son Robert ned home Friday after spend- | ng a we home in Pettibone. i: Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fredinand Wutzke Monday, Oct. 1, a pair of Christ Berg made a business trip to Bismarck Thursday. . P. Heaton of Steele was a caller in this vicinity one day last week. Viola Hagen returned home Mon- day morning after spending several days at Mandan. Marjorie Knowles returned home visiting at Wilton. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Weber and Children were visitors at the Mueller home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Berg and daughters, Hilda, Freda and Mar-| tha spent Sunday visiting relatives at Mercer. While cranking a tractor Monday morning Dan Hein got kicked in the chest. He was rushed to the hos- pital at Bismarck. . H. Pollack is in this vicinity buy- ing cattle this week. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Berg are the parents of a baby girl, born one day last week Callers in Bismarck were: Mrs. Spees and children, Edna Boss, Sena Torgeson, Mrs. L. H. Knowles and Mrs. Byron Knowles. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mauch former residents of here but now of New Rockford, spent Saturday evening and Sunday here visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Ed Hamilin, Mrs. Josephine Wagner of Bismarck were visitors in this community Saturday. Mrs. Eno and Mrs. Jack Glanville motored to Braddock Monday to vis- it their father Mr. Pailing, who is quite sick. Edna Graves, Ella and Edith Mueller were Sunday dinner guests at the Ed Larson home. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bardsley of Bismarck were Sunday visitors at the Geo. Anderson home. The Bards- leys are former residents of here. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Graham and son Jack visited at the A. L. Garnes home at Regan Monday. The first Parent-Teacher asso- ciation of this term was hald at the schoolhouse Friday, Oct. 5th. Officers elected for coming term were: J. J. Horner, president; B. J. Michael, vice president; Mrs. H. C. Edgerton, secretary and treasurer; Mrs. B. W. Graham, chairman of social committee; Mrs. G. A. Hub- bell, chairman of program commit- tee; Edna Boss, chairman of mem- bership committee. Mrs. Ben McCloskey and daughter Marjorie left for South Dakota Sun- day. Little Marjorie will be treated for infantile paralysis while there Albert Lutgens of Minnesota was a visitor at the Geo. Piepkorn home over the week-end. Russell Mason of Bismarck wat a caller in Wing Sunday. Sterling | By MILDRED JOHNSON Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson ac- companied by Mrs. Tom Stewart mo- tored to Bismarck Saturday. Miss Loretta Jacobson of Bis- marck is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Roy Turner. Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Johnson and daughter Olive spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson, Presley Gosney is the proud owner of a new coach which he purchaged in Bismarck last week. Miss Mildred Johnson has been helping Mrs. L. B. Smith with her work over the week-end, Alfred French of Bismarck accom- panied by his sister Orpha brought rs. Carey Johnson and daughter Grace to Starling Tuesday evening. Miss Dorothy Zuroff is helping at L. B. Smith’s store for a few days. The Union Aid was held out at Clien’s Thursday afternoon. George Sedivec accompanied by Erma Cox and Veronica Riley mo- tored to Bismarck Saturday. Mrs. Carey Johnson is cooking at Henry Wildfang’s for threshers. Mr. and Mrs. John Sedivee mo- tored to Bismarck Saturday. Miss Mildred Johnson spent Sun- ar night at Ernest Johnson's. rs. Ernest Johnson helped Mrs. Carey Johnsen cook fer threshers Moodley. Ed Freshour was a town caller Saturday. Seamon Gibson was in town Sun- day. irs, Wildfangandchildren accom- panied by Mrs. L. B. Smith called at T. N. Johnson’s Sunday evening. Mrs, Envick is cooking for her son Fredo’s threshers, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson also Mildred Johnson visited at ‘Tom Stewart's Friday evening. Tom St have moved on the Toy Smith place. . and Mrs. Tyler Johnson helped Carey Johnson with threshers Mon- day. Vis. Theron Ellison called af Cary Johnson’s Sunday evening. Miss Violet Smitkins called at Tyler Johnson's Saturday, Martin Olson is threshing for George Harding. Carey Johnson is cooking They then moto red yr and Meee for the threshers, atter spending severai weeks with) She had an attack of appendicitis. She returned home Tuesday evening. Laurence Mork was a town caller Sunday. Some of the Sterling folks attend- ed the dance given at Crum’s Sat- jurday night. ° | Steele ————_______-- —. By MRS. F.W.GRESS Mr. and Mrs. Roy Colton of Dris- coll attended to business matters here Tucsday. Py The American Legion auxiliary met with Mrs. 0. T. Ness Thurs- day evening. At this meeting it was decided to take up the work of mak- ing afghans as there is so much call daughter Bernice, Esther Glanville /f°5 0°04 nee. HM. Elder visited jand Harrison Rodgers visited at the | Mt, and Mrs. EM. Plder,v State’s Attorney Vinjie made a business trip to Bismarck Thursday. Hollis Porter went to Fargo last week to take a course in the Ford automobile school. Rev. G. Leroy White, the new et superintendent of Bismarck Rev. J. S. Wilds of the Methodist di district, and Dickinson called at parsonage Tuesday. ‘ The Kidder County Sunday Schovi convention will be held in the Methodist church in Steele Sunday, October 14. There will be morning, afternoon and evening _ sessions. Rev. C. A. Armstrong of Fargo, state superintendent of the associa- tion, will be present and take part in the program. Mrs. Mary Grover of Steele has charge of the enter- tainment of delegates. p Mr. and Mrs. Plavy of the Persian Lake neighborhood sold this house- hold goods and farm machinery last week and are leaving for California where they expect to make their home. The home economics class and teacher, Miss Knutsvig of the high school attended the cooking demon- stration at the Ideal theater Tues- day afternoon. A young man by the name of West, who worked with the Homsey threshing crew, was stricken with pneumonia last week and as he was a war veteran was taken Sunday to the veterans’ hospital at Ft. Snelling where he will be cared for. The local members of the American Legion and the auxiliary made ar- rangements for the trip and provided @ necessary outfit. By MRS. R. M. WELCH John Welch and crew threshed for Snyders and Stuarts the first of the week. Chas. Snyder had the mis- | fortune of a truck breakdown dur- ing threshing. obt. Welch finished _threshin, the last of the week and then pull over to Mr. Doppler's where they threshed during the week. They finished at the end of the week ex- cept for some flax. They expect to thresh the flax also the first of the week. Otto Dorman was called on the jury during the past week and is serving in Bismarck. ‘ Mrs. Ed Doppler was on the sick list during the week. Mrs. John Nieland called at the Robt. Welch home Wednesday. Chester Dutton from the neighbor- hood of Fort Rice, has been visiting his sister, Mrs. A. D. Welch, during the week. Mr. Dutton is the owner of a new car, ‘ Frank Ellsworth of the Bismarck Tribune was out in the Spur vicinity on business and assisted in fighting the prairie fire Friday, which did considerable damage in the com- munity. The prairie fire which took place in the Spur district Friday did good deal of damage. Geo. Scar- borough lost a quarter section of hay which was ready to be stacked. Orin Dutton lost three settings of wheat and Gieovanomi lost his threshing machine. A score of men fought with all their strength to save Joe Hill's buildings and the Spur schoolhouse. Mrs, Edith Bruce spent the week- end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. . Welch. Mrs. Bruce teaches -Applecreek school No. 1. r. and Mrs. Horace Durlam and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Welch and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Welch and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Doppler, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Mallard and family, Mrs. Lee Mallard, Mr. and Mrs, Varnum, Oliver Welch and Fred Rittel were Bismarck visitors. Saturday. Orin Dutton purchased a new trac- tor this week, George Scarborough was burned quite severely Friday while fighting the prairie fire last week. A few from this vicinity attended the rodeo and races Saturday at Bis- marck. Misses Bernice Johnson and Alice Ferguson, accompanied by Messrs Baird and Rolette called at the Robt. Welch home Sunday morning. The Doppler boys finished cutting their flax Sunday morning. They report having seen a cock pheasant while at work, Oliver Welch and Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Welch and family visited at the Hugh McMurrich home near Glencoe Sunday afternoon, Laurence Doppler motored to Regan Sunday afternoon. The Snyder boys, Dorman brothers and Clarence and Leo Doppler spent. Sunday together. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Simonson, ac- companied by Mrs. Simonson’s mother, Mrs. Geo. Welch, all of Bismarck, visited at the John Welch home Sunday. f ieee, | Lein ° By OLGA M. RISE Oscar Boss from Wing was in this nelgbborhood Royce: x. and Mrs, C. M. Bjerke mo- tored to Steele Wednesday after- noon, Harold Christianson is having his farm bulldings painted by some men from South Dakota. A number from this vicinity at- tended the surprise party on Jim Ole Myseth’ at the Myseth home Sunday, They plan on leaving for Washington in the near future. Eddie Arneson, Howard Brenden and Joseph Rise motored to Wing Saturday evening. Roy Smith, Githa and Marvin Kluksdahl called at Joe Rist’s Sun- day evening. A few from this vicinity attended Bob Barrows visited at H Stiles Sunday night and Sunday. Henry Zuroff was in town Satur- i Grace Johnson taken to Bismarck hospital’ Sunday night, the vaudeville at Driscoll Monday Gatl"Lein of Baldwin spent Sa in of in spent Sun- day visiting with his sister, Mi . N. Lein, and fami r Pals Catherine Lein ily. A surprise rarwee iven on | th Bunday | Welch’s Spur }|% e ———- Clarke, Belle Elinboe, Mr. and Mrs. | Sa he occasion being her twelfth birth- day. Those present were: Rubie and | Hazel Arnesen, Bernice Draviand, Alice Arnesen, Clara Rise, Helen and Bernice Bjorhus. Mrs. Alfred Arnesen and son, Ed- dio Arnesen, motored to Bismarck Saturday, the latter consulting a doctor. Mrs. J. 0, Rise and son Clarence motored to Tuttle Mi * The Ladies’ Aig meets at the home of Mrs. John seth Wednesday, Oct. 17, Everybody welcome. _ There will be Norwegian services at the church Sunday, Oct. 14, at 2 o'clock, Olga Rise motored to Wing Wednesday afternoon. C. P. Copplin of Tuttle transacted business in this vicinity Monday. Dorothy Borkman spent the week- end at her parental home. Harrison Rogers spent the week- end with friends at Wing. Wing By EDITH MUELLER Mr. and Mrs, N. H. Collins spent eae? evening at the John Sharp ome. Isadore Kremenetsky transacted business at Regan Wednesday. Bertha Hoff spent Friday of last week at Wilton. While there had some dental work done, Wm. Mills of Bismarck was a business caller in this community several days this week. Doris Hill and friends, of Man- fred, stopped in town Sunday en route to the South Patterson ranch, where she will visit a while before going to Idaho Falls, Idaho. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Cumber spent Sunday at the Harry Worden home at Regan. Miss Bernita DuToit spent the week-end visiting friends here. Mr. and Mrs. John Harty and Mrs. Fallansbee visited at Hurdsfield one day last week. Mrs. Fallansbee left by train for Spokane. John Koch and W. T. Knowles transacted business in Bismarck Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. I. Kremenetsky and daughter visited friends at Tuttle eM T. R. Atkinson was a business caller in town Saturday. Miss Iola DuToit and friends spent Sunday at Mercer, visiting at the parental home. Nick, Pat and Roy DeLair and boy friends, of Montpelier, spent Mon- y and Tuesday visiting at the Fred Cumber home. Olive Rise assisted Mrs. Alfred Larson, Visitors at the Jake Hein home Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. David elie and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph eber, Ted Richards of Wilton was trans- acting business in town one day last week. Mr. Richards is selling radios for Mr. Ferry. Mr. Williamson, merchant of Arena, was a caller in Wing last week, Mr. Scott Cameron of Bismarck was a business caller in Wing Sat- urday. Lee Cumber arrived here Tuesday evening to spend a few days at the Fred Cumber home. Lee is out on sick leave, He has been in the navy at Norfolk, Va. Carl Teppa motored to New Sa- lem one day last week, returning with a truck. , Mrs. Scallon is serving on the jury this week. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pailing and children, of Butte, N. D., spent Tuesday night and Wednesday at the A. S. Wilkinson home. 9 l Rock Hill ' ee By RUTH LITTLE Bismarck Wednesday to see Hester, who is a patient in the Bismarck hospital. Clayton, Gene, Clyde and Virgel Little attended a show in Wing Fri- day night. Andy Walker motored to Regan ‘uesday. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Jordahl and son Nornian and Mrs. Me- Cullough and son Kenneth, motored to Bismarck Tuesday. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Davenport, on Monday, a baby bo: Mrs. W. H. Kolb is boarding 8. Olso: hreshers this week. Mrs. J. F. Little and Ruth called at the Sigmund Rupp home Monday. Paul Rupp, high school student ot Bismarck, spent the week-end at the parental home. Mrs. V. N. Monore and son Ste- phen motored to Wilton Thursday. Guests at the Louis Jorgenson home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Sheffy Bailey and family and Isaac Marcovitz of Mandan. Supper guests at the P. E, Patton home Sunday were Mr. and Mra. M. O’Brien and family, Anna Mae Rasche, and H. C. Rasche, Alfred Bouche met with an acei- dent last week when the spri slipped on his car and the body tel on his hand and hurt it badly. Mrs. Fuehling and Mrs. Patton THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ily visited at the Wm. McCullongh Si ' wilt. Le Loyd, a daughter of Mr. land Mrs. Wm. McCullough, and son and une ot Minnesota are guests tives here. ie. Mary Rasche motored to Re- Saturday. sks alo “Called at S. B. Olson’s Sara. Chas. Kuehl has been ill at her home. Gene ria ane Johnny re tored ti ilton y evel . Willard: Diamond has installed a me ad and Gene Little called at Ray Little’s Sunday evening. she|marck Saturday. — Or Tra Bailey and sons motored to| B, helped Mrs. Jorgenson cook for the threshers Friday and Saturday. Mrs, M. Docketer is doing the house work for Mrs. Wutzke. Mrs. P. E. Patton called -+ the Jorgenson and Wutzke home Wed- nesday. A special meeting was called at the schoolhouse Wednesday. All of- ficers were present. Alfred Bouche and Louis Jorgen. son called at Fuehling’s Wednesday, Alice Walker snent this week in Bismarck wisiting with friends. Laurice mn Ells besh Jorgenson ‘were overni at home Tuesday. ° ideal Mrs. Oscar Magnuson and son George motored to Regan Friday ene Farley he) C irs. Roy Farley helped Mrs. Har- ris cooked for threshers, ad Mrs, E. Gordon call [pales one aca rs. Car! holm _ hel; Hie Tents Asplund cook for he re / thi TB. Ernest Gordon motored to Regan rs. fay leCull Mrs. Ra: McC 4 ough motored to rs, J. F, Little called at W. H. Kolb's Tee George and Oscar Walworth helped J, F. Little stack pe onsen with Mrs. H. Tayioe Fity pa Roon, Twin ls arrived at A Wutzke Sd last ae "ces ine cio Sarah’ Mowder with cocking for the Harry McCullough and fem. at Mrs. K./ ence, Edna, Mrs. K. Kolb and Stephen Monroe called at Mrs. J. Little's Friday. Mr. and Mrs. 0, M. Colip of Re- ole at Mrs. Mary Rasche’s Sunday evening. Mr. ae Mrs. Philip Monroe called at Mrs. K. Wolb’6s Thursday eve- ning. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gordon and son Ernie were guests at the Gus Gordon home Sunday. H. Heider motored to Regan Tues- ning. ay Trion Scott was a Bismarck ler Saturday. - in IF. Little, Phyllis and Clyde called at the Walworth home Sun- ota Dimond motored to Bis- He had a tooth extracted. Chas. Our and Fred Olson mo- tored to Bismarck Thursday. i Bernhard Jordahl, Charlotte Wil- mot, Burnett Jacobson and Ernest Swanson motored to Wilton Sun- day night. C. J. Kuel ia ill in the Bismarck hospital. Bernard Jordah! is at- tending to his work. Miss Mary Johnson visited at the Steve Nemetz home Friday. M. Feuling and Pat Patton helped Louie Jorgenson Friday and Satur- day. Ties Kathryn Cook spent a few days last week at her parental home. Miss Alice Walker returned home from Bismarck Monday where she has been visiting with friends. Thre will be a nt-teacher meeting at the schoolhouse Friday night. : Wilson By MRS. JOHN A. BERG Mr. and Mrs. Christ Berg and daughters of Wing visited in Wil- son Sunday. Emanuel Hentz of Martin, N. D.; had the misfortune Sunday afternoon to lose his car when Mr. Dutdoid ran_ into him.and wrecked his car. Ser and bi a Bei ae at e Wm. Wagner home Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J, J, Wagner busy helping Mr. Wagner’ near Mercer to pre} ts 3 ni for their and pare sale Friday Nov. 12th. Mr. Mrs. Wagner will make their home in Mercer after the sale, where Mr. Wagner will be employed in a gro- cery department. Earl Gustafson and John wales a I Morris and Donald Peterson, of Iowa, who worked for A. E, son this fall returned to their hom Monday as threshing is nearly com- pleted in Wilson. Mrs. Edward Berg is helping Mias Helen Redington cook for threshers this week. Harry Redington took two truck loads of sheep to Wilton Moniay: The Ladies Aid, which was held Sunday by the Evangelist society was well attended and Mrs. New- miller served a nice lunch after the meeting. _ Mr. Obrine of Washburn called at the John Berg home with a load of rye which Mr. Berg is to sow for im. Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Wagner of. Washburn visited at the John Berg home. Mr. Wagner was married two weeks ago and is a brother of Mrs. erg. “Edward Warner of Lodi, Calif., is visiting with his brother Christ farner. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wagner and Rev. R.-€, Struts of Jamestown vis- ited at the Sam Berg home Sunday evening. i. oie Rareguist of Tarela lake is \e) is er-in-law is week with cal Mra. Clara Whicher, teacher of School No. 2, attended the school meeting Tuesday evening. She al- z so visited at the F. G, Redington home. Mr, and Mrs. Gustave Newmiller are 2 lowed a trip to Martin, N. D., to visit Mrs. Newmiller’s aunt, Mrs. Fralick. —— 2 Siiaanseeniadeld” 0") aeemeataatnine. | Taft By FLORENCE GOSNEY ‘hres H. Edgiciy apants Fee and Mrs, H. Edger! day afternoon at the foi Lewis ome. Mrs. Candee has spent the 1; part of the week at her neg they were doing some work on the schoolhouse. wie, Oberg was a town caller dGrenday, iibert Koon has bee: Charley Gcsney in the od sips a 8. Mrs. Johnson called at_the John Lee home in Sterling Wednesday, Presley Gosney ‘and Earl Gaskill were in Bismarck Tuesday after- er le H to . ure Tuesday eve: ‘ie uid uid Mrs. Joh Bet hee "Thursday ms ieee Edna were Bismarck callers Wednent ‘iss Elnora Hurr, who is attend. ing school in Jamestown, spent the week-end at her home. Mr. and M: family. s) man John Benz wer a Mottit caller Mra, Wilbert K spent Thursday night fg Sg rio Foi Mrs. John Baker and Alice Durfee visited at the Floyd Belk home Fri- irs, Charley Anderson called at Bing Lewis home barr. biararek enters Feiss were callers 5 Me. and Mrs. Car) Kositaky, Leen- Miss Alice Durfee is helping Mrs. John Baker with her work while she is having threshers, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nieman and children called at the John Benz home Tuesaday evening. Quite a few from Moffit attended the dance jn Sterling Fri night. Presley Gosney has purchased a new coach. Ernest Hurr was a Bismarck caller Monday. Mra, Chas. Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Koon called gt the Gosney home Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis were town callers Wednesday morning. Lloyd Nelson is helping on James Baker's threshing for a while, Gaskill spent Sunday evening at dling, Tuesday evening. | Mr. and Mrs. Presley Gosney, Gaskill spent Sunday” evening at the George Lewis home. Florence and Edna and Mrs. Chas. |?! has City Auditor by an assessment fo! structing the sanitary sewer in th the int two feet inside ef the curd ling, Against the lots described below, Paving District of Bitmarek, North Dakota, and the amount so assessed is sot opposite the respective deacriptions of such lots, bay Mrs. Roy Baker was a Bismarck |29 caller Monday. Mrs. Burns Bailey and children i pen Saturday afternoon at the 2 rge Lewia home. f Hazel.Grove ) - e By MRS. R. HAZLEGROVE Mrs. Ray Haslegrove visited Mrs. Emil Sattler Monday while Ray helped Emil. Mr. and Mrs» Frank Gray and Miss Lorene Hawkins and Mrs, 8. ©. Gray called at the Haslegrove home Monday and also at the Emil Sattler home. mained for a visit at the Hazlegrove home. Miss Lorene Hawkins helped Mrs, Frank Gray cook for threshers. Emil Sattler had the misfortune to get one of his horses cut in the wire one night this week: It was quite a bad cut and Emil also got his shoulder hurt. Lydia Reimn helped Mrs. Emil Sattler cook for the threshers. Miss Sylvia Stewart took Mrs. Emil Sattler and Shirley Gean to town Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove called Fri- day evening at the Ed Clonde home for her sister, Miss Opal Gray, who spent the week-end at the Hazle- grove home. Hi Ulfers and Ra grove, Bert Glanville and Mctutyres, and Klanbergs, were all in Wing Friday night to attend a farmers meeting. But all got fooled as there was no meeting. lazlegrove helped Frank Ray Gray thresh Saturday. Mrs. Ben Kianburg and children called at the McIntye home Friday. Mrs. S. 0. Gray was a guest thi week at the Haslegrove home. Harry Gray called Monday at the Hazlegrove home for his mother, Mrs. 8S. O. Gray. They went from there to the Frank Gray home, were Mrs, Harry Gray and son, Bobby were waiting for them and from there to Wing, Mr. and Mrs. Orria Sparks and Miss Minnie Wagner called at the Hazlegrove home Sunday on their ngs to Lub me ir. an irs. nk Gray and Miss Lorene Hawkins called Sun- day evening at the Hazlegrove home for Miss cet Gray. They took her to Ed Cloude’s where she boards, The Harty-Bickmore rig finished |} threshin; for Frank Gray Monday. Mrs. Will Harty, was quite sick a while back, for which were were ged to ret ir. and Mrs. Orria Sparks and children left Monday for Iowa. Mr. and Mrs, Emil Sattler and daughter Shirley Jean were guests at the Fred Wagner home Sunday, and while there the Wagners and erie called at the Will Thieling jome. Ray Haszlegrove plowed fire guards Monday and Tuesday. Their have been quite a few fires around this fall, most all due to carelessness. ey INDIANS ARE CURIOUS La Paz, Bolivia, Oct, 11.—(?)—In- dians are coming to Santa Cruz from the wilds to get acquainted. Their surieally. about folks Phage tp jever seen was arou; airplanes flying over their territory, . SUMMONS 1 State of North Dakota, County wt Burleigh. In_ District Court, Fourth Judicial rean Silas win ‘rean za, HNcox, Plaintiff, v. John A. McLean, Edward Hackett Sr., Bridget Hackett, James son, Anna 8. mer, Jay H. Wille cox, also known as Jay Harris Will- cox, Peter F. Willcox, also known as Peter ¥. Willcas, ir, Nellie Nickelby, The ‘State of North Da- kota, W. W. Kimball Company, 2 Wes! Cc. 5 ery Richard B. elien and Andrew : individually and as stockholders, Directors and Trus- tees of the Bismarck an Coepany, a dissolved cor- mn, . D, Wakeman, Josie John C. Oswald, C. R. A. Lilly, V. Howard, Flynn, rnerd Ste (el ‘lynn, ail oth y ie an or lien or eneumbrance upon the roperty discribed in the complaint, ‘The ae, North Dakots to ti °! akots e al Defendants: iy Havard, ‘Frank B. Alien, Mellon," W. Mellon Indl Hisabeth ¥. M mplaint on the supe the Rerete gt their off {8 ndan, Count: tay is Sonate Maat ve after the service f cae wil mane iH en agains: ou fault f mand the Complaints et &* * eth aan eh se] 5 SULLIVAN HANC EY m for Fiat thee, Li} North ote, sgqibere i thirty At Mi ere her entitied ro Purpose of claims, and tle in the piaintift to described premi and Stat i N rch Dako eof Nort akote, Lote One to Twent ve th | (eas teste igh to-wit: four (1 to 34) ek Sixty-five ixteen, faveateen, 17, 18) in Block Lots Thirty- a o fe the Eity ot Bismark. Figine And you are further notified that Ro personal claim is made againat say OF Om rtavaN, HAN: @ BULLIVAN Attorneys for Piaintite, ry 10:6-4b-38036; Meet” NOPtH Dakota, in BI iy 2 Mrs, S. O. Gray re-|{ Haazle- k rth Dakots, |” 2 BRRowaen BUNS: oe mane © ureccur 2 reyey BS wo BSan HSIRSecew Bo om Baeownwm sw Sam Seo Besse reyereverey Saas Bune oi }S.20m 20S 000 errr TITY Sas SSSBSREAS RES N ™. Notice is hereby eo N IN DISTR 1 MBER FIVE, CITY OF &l8-/19 |ARCK, NORTH DAKOTA. iven that there the office of the the City Bagineer, r the cost of con- wewer connections fram ect to a 1 further given, th: 2 Yet October, is3e. at eight o'clock p.m. the Boaré of City Commissioners of the said City ot Bismarck, will meet in the City Hall of said City to approve the foregoing sspatea at Blemarck, North Dakota, eto this 5th day a 2 Rr NSN, it ity Auditor. errant aera = mre seseresoe OTT iF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOR TH CONSTRUCTION oF been filed in in Number Five, City Amount Assessed Addition, Bleck 64 NUMBER SXVEN, Ny Co MARCK, NORTH DAXOTA, fa rmain Hztenalan on First Street from Avenue C to Avenue D, in Watermain and Waterworks District 4) Number Seven, City of Bism 33] aeainst the lots and tracts, of aed against the lots ete of lan 38} eapecially benefited by such im: provement in the suma set opposite i338 }the respective descriptions of such lota and tracts, to-wit: ithe Amount Amount juraber Northern Pacific Ad a Bleck « West f lot 3 4% 4 @tid.sr a} 4 3.63 North 50 ft. of lot 1 . Ty 76.21 South 50 fi. of N 100 ft, of ict 76.21 South 50 ft. of lo 70.21 Bast 100 ft. of lot 2 - 1524 rT reKensie ftin’s isi Bk a ie fens! id Caffin’s a lon, “a 16 el 7 57.15 18 . State of North Daketa, eee, of Burleigh, ss. ity of Bismarck, The undersigned, J. N. Roherty, Carl R, Kositaky and R. ‘ebb, cons atituting the Special Assessment 33] Commission of the City of Bismarck, North Dakota, hereby certity thet the ing isa complete Nat of rel forero:ng the ‘a3|Dartioviar lots and parcela of land, which in the opinion of such Commia- sion, are especially benefited by the construction of a termain Exten- sion on First Street from Avenue C ta Avenue D in Watermain ang Wa- terworks District Number Seven of such City, aattat forth the amount each lot or tract Is benefited by auch improvement and the amount as- nessed againat each; that the same is _a true and correct ansessment of tae property therein descrived ac- cording to the best judgment of the S3jrajority of the members of such Commission; and that the special is of expense included in such isment are 2s follows, ta-wit: 83 | Construction cost -$ 789.87 Engineering, super inspection ....+. «39.49 Advertising and ‘publishing:: 22:00 Expenses of the Special Age sessment Commission .. Total to be asa 33] "Dated thie beh dee Ji. N. RO: R. B. WEBB, Member. Notice is yereby given that on the r27th dey of October, 1928, at ten a’clock a. m., the Special Aasessment Commission of the Ci of North Dakota, will meet in the City Hall of such City, to hear objections Sl whies may be made to any asse 39 | ment shown in the foregoing list by any person intereated therein, or by his agent or attorney. Dated this 5th fy of October, 1928. J. N. ROHERTY, Chairman, 33; NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SANITARY SEWER ON AVENUE C Fa REET TO Williams Survey, Block 88 ER NINE, CITY OF NORTH DAKOT, As Notice is Shae given that a Spe- cial Assessment for the construction of a Sanitary Sewer on from Mandan Street to Washin: Nie in on thn nal ere t rict Number Nine, ity of 7m . Nerth Dakota, has been levied against id e > the lots and tracts of lan ily benefited by such im- P mt, in the sums set pppasite the resnective descriptions of such lots and tracts, to-wit: Ai it Amount = 33 N" Northern Pacific, fe B.S feof lot Sa, E. 50 ft. of West 116 ft. of Wot 3 State of North Dakot }33| County of Burleigh City of Bismarck, The undersigned, J. N. Rohert: end RB. Wath, Rr. Feta nboei con; 1 ec! Bel it ‘ommission of the City of" lomavek, y ti conctreetion of a Sanitar: Sewer on Avenue C, from Ma aan to Washington Street in ower Improvement District Number Nine, of such city, setting forth the amosnt egch lot or tract is bener fited by such improvement and the amount assessed against each; that true and correct ment the prope de- scribed ‘according PO. Yoo best jude. ment of the majority of the members -83}of such Commission: end that the special items bf e: included in such assesament a follows, to- Sturgis Addition, Bleck 5 ontract cost ..., 5.05 38|‘Advertising and ‘publisning..* “25:00 Expenses of the ‘Special “Aa: sessment Commission 25.00 rgis Addition, Block 10 Metat te ty assessed ... 485.04 ed this 5th day of October, 1938. vx Hoban CARL F. KoaTERRY, RB. WEBR, eld at ten, jenamen' marek, e City jections seus if ist by pores or by a thi as an Van Loon Marriage 34 Near Divorce Courts Wilke as en et tke Ee eebbbee a EEE ficial bebe 4 Be Bae