The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 25, 1928, Page 8

NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS | f Baldwin By FLORENCE BORNER Mr. and Mrs. Anton Eidahl of Roseglen, Mr. and Mrs. Fred ea o' Stanton, Mrs. Peter Olson and two son and Miss Edith Oleander children of Chicago, and Mrs. I. J. Nordstrom. Fergus Falls, Minn. fl and Mrs. Nordstrom are sisters. Announcement has been made of the approaching marriage of Clar-| 4 Ikenstein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Falkenstein, to Miss Alta ence ‘thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J, M. Thompson, of Wilton. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Anderson and little daughter visited with the Andrew Anderson family in Crom- | well Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Mareen O'Brien and family, who have been residing inj Baldwin since spring, moved to Bis- marck the latter part of the week where Mr. O’Brien has employment. The residence formerly occupied by the O’Brien family has been rented | j by Basil Small. ; Mrs. Matilda Baumgari of Bis- marck will move here this week, as soon as the house she purchased here is repaired. Mrs. Baumgart has been spending the past week with her idith Spitzer. . s. Alvin Nordstrom and little daughter visited and shopped in the capital city Monday. Mrs. Kd Meyers and baby daughter have returned home from the capital city. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Olson of Wil- ton are the proud parents of a baby boy. Archie Burkhart is working in the gravel pit on the Rosenbeck farm. Freddie Herdebu, Richard and Frances Rupp and Joe Poole, high school students of Bismarck, spent the week-end at home. The dance which was held in the town hall Saturday night was well attended. Music was furnished by a Bismarck orchestra. Thomas Pinks, painter and inter- ior decorator, of Bismarck, was here a few days ago painting the interior of the house recently purchased by Mrs, Baumgart. The carnival which was held at the schoolhouse Friday night was well attended and a nice sum was realized which will be used to pur- chase playground equipment for the school. Mr. and Mrs, Christ Hill and daughter Janet of Washburn visited at the Alvin Nordstrom home the fore part of the week. Mr. Hill is county auditor of McLean county. Clair and Merl Weise left late in the week for their former home at Elbowoods. They will also visit with their brother Frank at Garrison. The road east of town is being graveled at several places. Due to the heavy traffic during the time gravel was being hauled on this road, it needs fixing up. Leith By MRS. J. H. EMCH The many friends of Mrs. Max Tllman be glad to hear that she is recov ig rapidly from her recent ilness and will be homegin the near future. Mr, and Mrs. L. A. Sparks and Mrs. Bailey, with her daughter Mar- jorie and son Ardyce, of Colorado Springs, Colo., were visitors at the R._W. Sether home the pasteweek. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hawley were {n town Monday and Tuesday. They were leaving for Lemmon Tuesday afternoon. iss Thelma Van Horn and two younger brothers have moved into the rooms vacated by the Hawleys. The two boys entered school this week. . A pretty home wedding occurred Tuesday, Oct. 16, when Elsie, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Emch, was united in marriage to Roy West- ling, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Westling. Rev. Johnson of New Sa- Jem officiated. The best wishes of their many friends accompany them to their home in Scranton, N. D. A land deal was consummated this week when Joe Olson sold his farm to Albert Chalgren, who will take immediate possession. Mr. Olson ex- pects to leave for the west soon. A number from Leith attended the dance at Lark Saturday night and report an enjoyable time at the dance, but not on the trip home, as the roads were in bad shape owing to the rain and snow. Mrs. G, J. Kimball drove tg Bis- marck Tuesday. The Civic club met at the J. H. Emch home Wednesday evening. An interesting program was presented, consisting of a paper by Mrs. Will, “Citizenship as Our School Children See It”; discussion, “Does Our Schoolhouse Function /#fter School Hours?”; paper by Mrs. Kimball, “What Our Children Eat at School” and Victrola selections by Mrs. T. Emch. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Tim Weatherby on Wednesday, Oct. 24. Wm. mrath and son Claude jwere in Bismarck Sunday. A few of the early settlers gath- ig at the J. “a peed mene ee to greet and talk over early days with the E, L. Honey family of Hol- ton, Kan., who have been visiting here the past two weeks. were E. L. Honey and fam: , Clark Kossman and family, ude Lackey and family, Mr. and . J.C. Bell and daughter Beatrice » Mr. and Mrs. George Leitch daeghiats Marvis and Inez, and and Mrs, J, H.Emch. - Emch was a business caller in Saturday.’ Lowell Wrucke returned Saturday m @ visit at his home in Min- Bris- is Falkenstein were Sunday guests at | Wednesday evening in Mott. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mr. and Mrs. Eidahl remained overnight at the Nord- strom home and left Monday for Mrs, Eidahl Those | Le: i| tasanr § the Ladies’ Aid dinner and jaar Saturday. — Thos. Asbridge and children adise were Saturday callers in Leith. Vaugh and Ruth Omdahl have been spending a few days at the Martin Dahl home. Mr. and Mrs. E, Anhorn_ spent Owing to car trouble and bad roads caused by the heavy rain they did not reach home until the next morning. KE. W. Honey and family were guests at the J. W, Evens home at Carson Wednesday. Mrs. R. W. Sether, assisted by Misses Berg and Huber, furnished dinner for the threshers at the W. A, Kimball home Saturday. Mrs. Kimball is in Minnesota, owing to the illness of her sister. Jack Gordon of: Bismarck was a caller in Leith Sunday, evening. Rey. Corbit returned Tuesday | from his trip to Bismargk, Minot, and several points in Minnesota. Clair Kamrath and sister Mildred were business callers in Elgin Sat- urday. R, W. Hagerty, Montana Life In- surance agent of Bismarck, was transacting business in Leith Mon- caller sa itor in Leith Frisay. | Presbyterian church notes for Oc- tober 28: Carson—Sunday school at 11 a.m.; evening worshi 7:30, | Lark—Afternoon worship 2:30. Leith —Morning worship 10; Sunday school 11, E. W. Corbit, minister. o— | Frances e By MILDRED DIETZMAN Joe Fischer went to Bismarck Monday to get repairs for his trac- tor. Anton Fischer was a caller at the Walter Dietzman home Monday evening. and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Art Fricke are now as the Bergions place. Mildred Dietzman_ visited the Frances school No. 1 Tuesday after- noon. Martin Tooker hauled grain for Pete Lundquist the fore part of the week. Mrs, Lawrence Madland, Mrs. Bill Madland, Mrs. Roscoe Boren and Mrs. William Kershaw met at the home of Mrs. Walter Dietzman Wed- nesday afternoon to plan a menu for a W. C. T. U. supper»which will be held at the home of Mrs. W. L. Wat- son, Oct. 26th. Little Delvin Owen visited at the Walter Dietzman home Thursday, The threshing has been delayed for several days on account of wet weather. John Olson has been busy doing some fall plowing the past week. Floyd Owen assisted Walter Dietz- man with his threshing the past week. i. Cedric Craig and Walter Dietzman went duck hunting Thursday after- noon, Those who were business callers in Bismarck Saturday are as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tooker, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller, Mrs. John McCormick, Mr. John Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fischer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Merkel and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dietzman and family. The McCormick brothers finished threshing Friday evening. Louis Owen fell and hurt his eye very badly Saturday as he was run- ning. after the cows. ir, and Mrs. William Kershaw and Miss Newman were callers at the Sam Clizbe home Sunday after- Noon. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bloomquist visited at the Elmer Lundquist home Sunday afternoon. Miss Lillie Jiras spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mildred Dietzman. Those who were callers at the Walter Dietzman home Sunday are as follows: Mrs Floyd Owens, Mrs. Joe Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. Tebbo Harms, Adrian Ashbridge, Jim and Paul McCormick and Al Bucher. 4 Glen View o By MRS. LARS JACOBSON Several from this locality attend- ed the auction sale held on the C. V. Anderson farm, south of Baldwin, Wednesday. Everything was sold at & good price. Mrs. Lester Larson, Mrs. Anna Kocker and Lowell Christiansen motored to Laverne, near Valley City, Tuesday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. R. Walter Rustand. They re- turned FridRy. Mrs. Rustand was formerly Miss Dorothy Kocker of this place. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson and Alex Oshanyk called at the Lars Jacobson home Friday eveniftg. Those who were shoppers in the capital city Saturday from this vi- cinity were: Mr. and Mrs. Con Johi son, Mable Sager, Helga Sormula, Millard Jacobson, Hans Nelson and Bill Larion and children. Julius Meyers and Axel Stenquist were business callers at the Lars Jacobson home recently. Mrs. Enos Strandem Bill Juptill visited their sisters, Mrs. 10 Cotton and Helen and Esther Strandemo at Mandan Saturday. Mrs. Tom Morgan returned home from Sawyer and Minot Friday where she has been visiting her mother and daughters. Recent reports are that Reynard Spitzer was operated on again at the St. Alexius hospital. We hope that he will soon be able to return home. Mrs. Tena Bentley visited at the Julius Meyers home Sunday. ir. al Frank Lindstrom entertained a number of the neigh- a party for their teacher, ys Sormula, Saturday eve- . A delicious lunch was served and Mrs. Bill Fricke and Joe Fischer hauled | grain for Louis Martenison Monday | moving into their new home known | wt), nam and Mrs. Anna Kocker. Thomas Jacobson and Wilhelm Fredrickson called at the Simons | home Sunday. | Mrs. Jake Spitzer and family mo- tored to Bismarck Sunday to spend the day with Raynard. | served by their teachers, Mrs. Put- | | Wilson ° | |John Hawkins home Sunday. A, BERG JOHN A Mr. an to Wilton F y. They took Mr. | Nelson’s cousin to the train. He left for Iowa. He was at the A. E, Nel- son's for cight months. Robert Seibold and Miss Edna} Brown of Mercer were married at Miss Brown’s home Sunday. Mr. jand Mrs will make their home in Wilson township on the Brennise farm now owned by the tional Bank at Washburn, | Mr. and Mrs. Sam Berg motored | to Harvey to visit Berg’s sister, | Mrs. Emanual Hintz, Saturday. Mrs. Clara Whicher motored to Bismarck Saturday, returning in the | evening. | ‘The Lutheran Ladies Aid will have their sale Wednesday, Oct. 31, {at the church. They will also serve supper. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolf motored to Tuttle Sunday to attend the camp | meeting. Mr. Lewis Wagner and Fred Warner and Mr. and Mrs, Gus- tave Newmiller attended the meet- ing. Miss Otila Ketterling of Zealand, N. D., is visiting at her aunt and Uncle’s home, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolf for a week. | Mr. and Mrs, John J. Rewer vis- ited at the John A. Berg home Sun- day. Mr. Rewer is the owner of a new car which he purchased at Bis- marck a week ago. John A. Berg and daughter Alvira motored ‘to Bismarck Saturday to consult a doctor, returning the same day. Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner. and family moved to their new home near Mercer. Nelson motored jwere in Bismarck Saturday, return: THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE: Willma to Tuttle and Alyce to her school, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Luckinba en- tertained the following Sunday at dinner: The Horace Thornen fam- ‘ily, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Knipper jand children, Mr. and Mrs. El- |mer Johnson and family, and Mr. jand Mrs. Philip Thornen and fam- ily. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Knipper and family were afternoon callers at the John Hawkins and son Franc ing Sunday. Thomas Moffit and father and Ernest Olstead, were dinner guests Someone got careless sand set a fire north of the Hawkins home} Sunday which caused the loss of some hay for the Hawkins. By quick work of most of the neigh- bors the fire did not. make much headway. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray and) Elvin and Opal Gray were in Tut: tle Sunday, | Mr. and Mrs. Frank and Elvin and| Opal Gray, were afternoon callers; at the Harvey Moffit home Sunday. Elvin Gray spent Sunday with his parents on the farm. ‘ Arena eee | By MRS. OWEN McINTYRE A party was given last Tuesday evening at the Wing hall for our central, Miss Viola Hagen. The Wing telephone exchange has been sold to a party at Parshall who will move to Wing about November 1. Miss Hagen has been very faithful in performing her duties as operator and we are all very sorry to lose her, but wish her all kinds of suc- cess wherever she decides to lo- cate. Those from this vicinity that attended the party were Mr. ahd Mrs. J. J. Scallon, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Larson, Mrs. Arvold Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Owen McIntyre, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Halver, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Glanville, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glan-| --@ cer f Raleigh | eo ee By W. B. DORWARD Herbert Gentz, better known as c, ” who a few years ago worked in an clevator here, died in New England, Oct. 9th, Besides a wife and two children he left many friends who mourn his untimely death. The Knute Espelund Milwaukee bridge crew, who have been sta- tioned in Raleigh for some time, have built an extension to the depot platform. This helps the loading and unloading fé ities. Clifford Morrison of Borger, Texas, is the guest of his mother, Mrs. E. E. Morrison and other rela- tives. This is his first visit home in five years. Russell Moore, who lives on the N. A. Davis farm south of Flasher, had his left hand caught in a corn shredder. It was completely severed at the wrist. He was rushed to Bis- marck where the forearm had to be amputated about one half the way to his elbow. Miss Jessie Morrison spent from Thursday until Sunday with her home folks. Miss lorrison is a nurse in the Bismarck hospital, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dorward spent last week in Florida, They will re- turn home soon. Howard Christenson and Eugene Thornsen returned last “week from Canada. The snow scared them back to the states. Geo. Ferguson left Thursday for Chicago with six car loads of stock. Three and one half cars were for Ferguson and sons and the rest were Stewarts, Clifford Peterson and Mable Rus- tad were united in marriage in Mc- Intosh, Oct. 16th. They returned to Raleigh Thursday. They will soon be at home to their friends on his father’s farm south of Raleigh. Several attended the confirmation services in Freda Sunday afternoon. Ethel Christenson was one in the large class of boys and girls who. were confirmed. C. L, Kleinschmidt and P. J. Rausch, accompanied by friends from Bismarck were duck hunting at the lakes Saturday and Sunday. Prof. Crosgrove, while washing windows in the school gymnasium, had the misfortune to have the lad- der slip from under him. His rignt arm was badly bruised. Mrs. E, E. Morrison gave a fam- ily dinner Sunday. Those who en- joyed it were, Clifford Morrison of Borger, Texas, Miss Jessie Morrison of Bismarck, Mr. and . J. C. Mor- rison, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Morrison, daughter Margaret and Albert Bird. Rev. Corbit had the misfortune to lose a wheel from his car just west of Raleigh Sunday after church services here, Glen Bosworth took him to Carson in time for the serv- ices there. Rev. Corbit returned “| his car Monday. Bea ey | Hazel Grove \ [ el } By MRS, RAY HAZELGROVE Johnnie Sattler is now the proud owner of a swell new car. He went. to Bismarck this week and brought the new car out and now watch him shine. You won't be able to see Johnnie for dust. Ray Hazlegrove called at the Chris Stolher farm Wednesday. Ray Hazlegrove called at the Frank Gray home one day this week. Joe Goldsmith called at the Ray Hazlegrove home Friday. Among those in Arena Saturday were Ray Hazlegrove, Emil Sattler, Ed and Art Ochsners, Chris Stolher, Dan Ollomek, Sam ‘Beppis, Adolf Weber, and Otto Rachel and his son, Ed Pond was in Arena Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray called at the Ed Cloud home Friday after- noon for Opal Gray, and also called at the Elmer Perry and Ed Wagner homes, i Bex Klanburg threshed this week pees Elmer ba Ge - tae. irs. Lodge hel rs, Pe cook for threshers, id Gean, the infant daugh- ir. and Mrs. Emil Sattler, as taken suddenly ill Saturday and that evening they took her up to the Jake Sattler home where they found social will school No. 2 Oct. that the little thing had convulsi bu better now. std night Elvin Gray spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents, and Bunday he took 7 his sister Opal back | call seen ace bundy “sQorees, ville, Mrs. Ben Klagenberg and Miss Ottilia Broza, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Roemeo Baily and Miss Esther Glanville. Mrs. Bert Glanville, Mrs. Owen McIntyre, Mrs. J. J. Scallon and daughter Neola atténded the Home- makers club meeting held at Mrs. |. Horner’s Friday afternoon. The annual election of officers was held. Mrs. Art Kopplin was re-elected president, Mrs. B. W. Graham, vice- president; Mrs. Grant Hubbel, secre- tary-treasurer; Mrs. J. J. Scallon, chairman of reports. Miss Viola Hagen was program leader and gave a very interesting talk on Scandi- navian cookery. She also passed samples of some of the recipes made by herself, which were very tasty and proved the worth of the recipes. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simar and daughter Carmen Aline, and son Keith, Mrs. Owen McIntyre and chil- dren were guests at the Klagenberg home Sunday. Ben Klagenberg finished thresh- ing for Elmer Perry Sunday eve- ning. He will finish the Wutzke job Monday. Miss Helen Wolf returned home Tuesday evening. si Miss Esther Glanville spent the week-end in Bismarck with friends. George Boelter of Bismarck was a guest of Bluch Wagner Monday evening. Charlie Frazier and son were hauling flax to Wing Saturday. Philip Webber did some trucking for Bluch Wagner Thursday and Friday. Miss Ellen Reece, who is attend- ing school in Wing spent the week- end at home. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stark were business callers in Wing Friday af- ternoon. Jerold Payseno was a caller at Allen Frazier’s Saturday. Dave Johnson is moving his household effects to the farm he has rented near Twin Lakes. John Bailey was raising the house he recently purchased and putting it on the wagons Saturday. Mr. Fode and sons were helping him. Elmer Drum was a caller at Mc- Intyre’s Friday morning. Mrs. Lodgi has been assisting Mrs. Ida Perry cook for threshers the past few days. Andrew Kraft has been on the sick list the past few, days. Miss Attillia Broza spent the week-end with her parents. Mrs. a Wilkinson and son George, Mr. and Mrs, Howard Glan- ville and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Boss and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Glanville and family all of Wing and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Campion and family of Willow City were guests at the Bert Glanville home Sunday. pa ee | Painted Woods oo. ; 4 By MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD _ A few of the people in this vicin~ ity went to Wilton Sunday after- noon, to look at the airplane that came from Bismarck and stopped there in the afternoon to take pas- sengers up for a short ride. they had their stopping place in Kilian’s pasture in the corner by Kiefer’s, Several children went up and a few fore abe They saecnie to enjoy isited at the An- jome a while Sunday inging some of Mr. drew Nelson le afternoon, bi Nelson’s ma had been usit Mr. and Mrs. Axel Stenquist motored to Bismarck Monday where they will visit friends, Edwin Lillefjeld and Frank John- son called at the Ole Lillefjeld home Sunday forenoon. They took Mrs. Elsberg and Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld to Wilton. It was Ole’s Sunday to work in the garage. They all had Sanday dinner at the Elias Lillefjeld ome. * Mrs. Wm. Brown and gon Lester went to the lake Sunday where they had dinner with the, Herb Bailey family and did a_ little fishing Sunday, the 14th. In the evenii they motored to Bismarck to visit at the Albert Waddington hom at the Hawkins home Sunday. i hinery’ home that he| Frid sons Edwin and Gerald. had supper and spent the evening at the Ole Lillefjeld home Monday. Edwin Lillefjeld called on friends in Painted Woods Friday afternoon. rs. Andrew Nelson called on Mrs. Elsberg and Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld Tuesday afternoon, Andrew Nelson called at the Iver Erickson home Tuesday. The Charles Hannifield family {took in the Hitt auction sale Tues- day afternoon, Mrs. Wm. Brown spent a couple of days last week helping Mrs. Fred Brown work for threshers. » Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown called at the Wm. Brown home Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erickson and son Kr spent Wednesday at the Andrew Neison home. Frank was also a caller at Wilton. Edwin Lillefjeld of Wilton is staying at the Ole Lillefjeld home and helping with the work for a few vs. Henry Jolmson was a business caller in Wilton Friday. Joe Brown hauled a load of coal Saturday. I'red Brown has been busy haul- ing ‘in. the past week. Mrs. Frank Erickson visited Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld Saturday afternoon. Mr. apd Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld mo- tored to Bismarck Friday evening to sce Melvin Soderquist, who is in the hospital there. He was getting along fine at that time. Mrs. Mary Elsberg is helping her brother, Ole Soderquist, for a few days with the housework while Mrs. Soderquist is staying at the hos- pital with their son Melvin. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld visited at the A. W, Fossum home at Bis- marck Friday evening. Mrs, Axel Stenquist and daughter Hildur were Wilton callers Satur- day. f Braddock | o—_—_—______—_-- By MRS. E. F. SAVAGE Rev. Locker preached his initia- tive sermon in the Methodist church Sunday evening. Rev. Locker comes to us from Cavaliar, where he preached for one ‘year. We heartily welcome him to Braddock. Mrs. Locker and their little niece, Mildred Locker, accompanied him here. The Methodist board presented Mrs. C. T. Barton with a sterling silver coffee spoon in appreciation of her long service as organist in the church. Mrs. Barton has always been faithful as an organist. Mr. and Mrs. V. E, York and three children drove up from Self- ridge Friday evening to visit with Mrs. York’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Savage. Mr. York and the boys returned home Sunday while Mrs. York remained for a week’s visit. Mesdames Barton, Allen and unge visited with Mrs. J. D. Mc- Cusker Friday afternoon at Hazel- ton. Miss Margaret Olson, who is teaching in the Rousu school and who has been confined to her bed for soma time, is able to be arqund again, 3 Roy Weber left Saturday for St. Paul where he has secured a job in one of the meat markets. two children, Elsie and Bernard, also Miss Myrtle Olson, left Friday morning by auto to visit relatives near Duluth. They expect to return home Mondav. D. M. Henry and son Fern held a sale Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry expect to spend the winter visiting relatives in the west. Mr. and Mrs, E. Van Gorden have moved onto the place. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sorem mo- tored to Napoleon Thursday morn- ing on business. Mesdames Long, Aarvig, Barton and Savage attended a meeting of, the O. E, S. in Linton Tuesday eve- nnig. Mrs. M. F. Shepard is employed in the Eat Shop this week during the absence of W. J. Sempel. James Walsh, who has been visit- ing his parents here for the past week, left Monday. F, M. Long was a Linton caller Wednesday. A. J. Huhn has closed up his place of business at Pursian Park and is for a time staying in Braddock. Mrs. Huhn has gone to Wilton to visit her mother, who is not well. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Elliott of La Moure paid Braddock friends a call Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Baxter and Bernadine were Bismarck and Man- dan callers Tuesday. Carl A. Hansen, who has spent some time in Braddock, left Satur- day to spend the winter with his daughter in Wishek. | Jay Newcomer of Eldora, Iowa, was a Braddock caller this week. Mr. Newcomer was looking after his farming interests south of town. Mrs. Anne Peterson was a Bard- dock caller Monday morning. Mrs. Peterson has purchased a new coupe. Mrs. J. J. Pugh nad children left by auto Saturday to join Mr. Pugh at Davenport, Wash., where they ex- pect to make their future home. Their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Schrunk, accompanied them. : R. H. Corey is still confined to his bed from his recent accident. Frank Ryan, who has been at Na- poleon for some time, is now in Braddock helping his father, M. E. Ryan. Billy Wilton took a flying trip to Bismarck Thursday, returning home jay. : The Catholic Ladies Altar society met Saturday, Oct. 20, with Mrs. Splonskowski. A lovely lunch was served. The next meeting will be held with Mrs, Boynton, Nov. 10. Supper will be served in the hall by the Catholic Ladies for the dance Oct. 30, corn_show day. Prairie Junior Circle Wednesday evening in the W. C, hall with a fair attnedance. Betty Bower, les Bower and Tracy Neil Koenig were new members welcomed into the cir- cle. After the meeting the guard- ian, Helen Aarvig, treated all pres- ent to homemade candy. ‘The next meeting will be Saturday, Noyem- ber 3, at 2 p. m. at the home of the Mr, Wilder and family of Bismarck took Wm. Brown, who has been on the jury, home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell were mn relatives in Wilton Satur- fie Mitchell was a Wilton afternoot ‘ mn. n and Mrs, John Puth wwe been visiting for some pep h relatives in this locality ex) to return to their home some time this ia ar ior supervisor,~Mrs. F, M. Long, Janeich: all members are urged to be present. After the junior meet- ing the members of the circle faomber was initiated info the ord oe oa nx thin vicinity aye bony] Bendy, evening mber was nt re bors in this vic! are busy eve The ‘work pot on by the shredding corn. They find it to be |who had similar trouble. team under the su} ion of la pretty crop. ereign Button was well demon- Henry user and son Henry | and family m strated and is worthy of mention.| were Busy haul driftwood from|day. They resided on A. At the close of the business meeting| the river Wed x Lundberg farm. Mr, and lunch was served by Mesdames| Frank Chesrown was a business | Kiefer will now occupy the place. Fockler and Fraser. The noxt meet- PB bi in Linton Wednesd: iy will almost com; peld in the Seim hall] Steve Koppy and son Math made| threshing in this vicinity. evening, Nov. 1% atia business trip to Mandan and Bis- | light snow ! % y ~ Mr. and Mrs. A. Wamsgaard and| *° take place. Paul. By HELEN BROWNAWELL Medina. } | considerably improved. Quite a number attended the J. J. the bad weather. evening, and report a good time. Mr. and Mrs. &. panied by Miss Avis Carlisle tored down from Bismarck Fridi returning the same day. business call in Wild Rose day. Ernest Saville and young folks, urday. day. | business call here Wednesday. ing near Oakes, visited Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Peterson and here Monday. Miss Lila Sterling, 4 scHool No. 1, spent the week-end vis- iting friends at Medina. Dwight Carlisle, who has been with the Fargo Bridge and Cement company the past summer, returned home last week. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gooding and little folks visited at the Lloyd Gosney home Sunday. Ernest, Marvin and Harold Swan- son motored to Bismarck Monday, returning the same day. Mrs. W. H. Brownawell and Miss Lila Sterling visited Mrs. H. A. Carlisle Monday afternoon. . R. Martin of Braddock was busy Saturday delivering live stock in his truck to farmers here. The stock had been purchased at the recent sales, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Noll called on friends at Temvik Sunday. A number from this vicinity at- tended the Henry sale near Brad- dock Friday. John Peterson and Homer Brown- awell purchased a bunch of caives from Olaf Feltheim of Braddock, jaturday. Mrs. J. J. Pugh and family left by auto Saturday for Washington where they will join Mr. Pugh. They will visit relatives in Bismarck over Sunday. ie 5 Miss Mary Metcalf visited Miss Ada Saville Sunday. A carload of lignite was unloaded at the spur last weet Gor the schools and numerous farmers here. . Mike Glavais went to Minneapolis Saturday with two carlogds of cat- tle shipped by “Mike and Jake,” 0. B. Swanson end Mrs. John John- mn n. Arthur Fisher of Medina made a short stop here Sunday afternoon. H. A. Carlisle purchased five Hol- stein milch cows of Ernest Saville the fore part of the week. Some of our young folks attended the dance at Braddock Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J..S: Swanson and children, Misses Laura, Gladys Ev- lyn and Amos, plan on leaving for Arizona and’ other points in the southwest, this week. They will probably spend the winter or longer if the climate agrees with them. ————— { Hampton | By ELIZABETH KOPPY Curtis Jenkins, county _ school superintendent of Linton, visited the Grenz school Friday. John Ohlhauser, Sr., John Weber and Math Koppy were business call- ers in Temvik Friday. Miss Pauline Flegel week-end in Linton. Edwin and Theodore Renschler and Math Koppy took grain to Tem- vik Saturday. + : Miss Esther Klandt, teaching the Busby school, spent the week-end in Linton. Services were held in the Lutheran church here Sunday forenoon. Rev. Seemann of Linton officiated. Among those that were in Linton Saturday were Dave Joeb, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Joeb, Miss Theresa and Math Koppy, Herman Backhaus and. son John, Bill Weber, Bill Joeb, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Lawler and family, Bill Herr, Mr. and Mrs. John Joeb and son Elmer, David Munch, Jim Herr, Mr. and Mrs. John Roth and family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ohl- hauser and John Ohlhauser, Sr. | Paul Mausehund is now finished with threshing and is busy hauling grain to Linton with the truck. Henry Knittel was a business call- er at the Badger Saturday. Godfrey Grenz and Henry Knittel were business callers in Livona Sat- urday. ‘ A number of young folks of this vicinity attended the dance at the Cannon Ball ranch Saturday eye- ning. Quite a nice time was had all. There will be another dance given there October 27. spent the & in this vicinity Sunday Miss Lydia Sunday evening. home of Gayton Sunday evening. in this vicinity Sunday. Ed in Cannon Ball Sunday. Grenz was. a zelton Monday. jodfre: caller in. erat Lawlers Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Ohlhauser vis- mat ited at their son John’s home Sunday which installation of officers will Mr. and Mrs. W.. W. Baxter and daughter ‘Bernadine left Thursday to visit friends and relatives in St. o———___________—_* i Wild Rose I e The telephone line here, owned by Mrs. Henry Reaman of Hazelton, has been sold to Mr. Schroeder of} Mrs. H. A. Carlisle, who was sick j abed last week, is up and around ‘Pugh sale Wednesday in spite of A number of the young folks at- tended the dance at Sterling Friday J. King accom- Valentine Benz of Moffit,made a Wednes- Misses Ada and Elsie and Lee and Ray, visited the Capital City Sat- John Peterson and Homer Brown- awell purchased a bunch of calves of Alaf Felthcim of’ Braddock Satur- Herman Shultz of Dana made a Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Elliott, former residents of this localty, but now liv- other friends teacher of Jake Zoller of near Hazelton was eve mine legel and Elon ells of Linton accompanied Miss Pauline Flegel out to the Steve Koppy home Misses Theresa and Elizabeth and Math Koppy visited at the Orson Ott William Langer of Bismarck was Weller was calling on friends Ben Hermanson, Fred Schulz and Henry Knittel were. calling on friends in Temvik Sunday afternoon. G business Miss Blanche Umber is visiting friends and relatives at Braddock. tae f Knittel was a business call- | thre Ree Thursday, returning the same lay. Richard Sautter and Peter Serr, both of Linton, were in this vicinity Wednesday forenoon buying live poultry from the farmers. , Porter Umber called on friends in Winona Tuesday, returning the next day. He brought back a load of lumber, 4% = Steve Unger was an over-night caller at the Steve Koppy home Wednesday. Bill Baker and Ed Surber of the Livona vicinity were business callers here Thursday. Miss Pauline Flegel attended the teachers’ demonstration in the Dan- bury district Thursday. .|% Carson ° By F. H. DETTLOFF Mrs. A. J. Bodie is very ill at her home with an attack’ of rheumatism. Miss Kellogg of the Carson school faculty had the misfortune to step into a ditch Sunday and is suffering with a badly sprained ankle. Editor J. C. Bell transacted busi- ness in New Leipzig on Monday. »| J. A. Holkesvik returned Satur- day night from the St. Paul mar- kets. Sheriff Henry Hertz made an of- ficial trip to Lemmon, S. D., on Monday, returning Tuesday with a prisoner, who confessed to robbing some of the Iowa boys so they start ed back to pick corn. Art Crouch and a friend left for Oregon Tuesday where they will spend the winter. Mr. and Mra. S. W. Nemets anc family were guests at the F. Wutzke home Sunday. Mr.\Nemetz and Mr. Wutzke went duck hunting. S. B. Olson motored to Regar Tuesday. Callers at Hi Davenport home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mickelson and daughter Odessa and Joseph Cook. Mrs. H. McCullough and daughter Doris called at the G. 0. Lnidsey home Friday after school. Geo. Midelsteadt and some friend: of Bismarck were hunting duck: races They stayed overnight at J. F, Little's. Mrs. E. Gordon and son® Ernest called at the Andrew Olson home Sunday. The auction sale at the A. F Ghylin place was well attended Evérything s7ld well. Clayton Little took a load of hog, to Wilton by truck Thursday after noon for Mr. Fitzgerald. Mrs. Ed. Rasche and Mrs. Marti Dockter called at the Mrs. Mary Rasche home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Ed Rasche and Mrs. Martir Dockter called at the Mrs. Mary Rasche home Tuesday afternoon. Steve Monroe is working on the Oscar Magnuson threshing machine for a few days. the W. E. Harke store at New Leip- zig a few days ago. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Botten spent Saturday at Mandan on business. The Henry Fleihmann sale was well attended Monday. Everything offered was sold at a good price. Ex-Governor Moore of Idaho gave an interesting talk in the Car- son Orpheum Monday evening. Court convened Tuesday with Hon. Judge Berry on the bench and all jurors present. The State vs. John Zacher was the first criminal case to appear on the calendar. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pfliiger this week, a baby girl. Classmates of Miss Inez Leitch gave her a pleasant tales party at her home Friday evening in hon- or of her sixteenth birthday. Dancing was enjoyed until a late hour, when a delicious salad course was served by Mrs. George Leitch, mother of Miss Inez Leitch. The first football game of the season was played Tuesday on the local field between the fast New Leipzig high school team and the Carson high school team, New Leip- zig defeating the Carson team by a score of 19 to 0. The local team was greatly handicapped owing to the fact that several of the players had never been fn the game before. Fire was discovered early Mon- day morning in the Ed. Kuebler meat market by Mr. Kuebler when he opened the shop. The fire alarm was given and by the very effective work of Fire Chief Hjelmer Wolf- gram and the volunteer fire depart- miei the fire was soon under con- trol. Master farmer J. W. Evens is having a well drilled by Warren Davis of Elgin which, when com- pleted, will give him running water in all his farm buildings. Mark Walker of Mandan drove thtough Carson Sunday on his way to Paradise to get his brother Frank Walker, their mother having died in Mandan the night previous. E. B. Littlefield, pioneer mer- chant of Carson, has signed up with the Independent Grocery Alliance stores. The store will be redecor- ated and remodeled soon, the color scheme being in blue and ivory. This will give Carson a strictly up-to- date chain store. J. P. Zweber of New Leipzig transacted business at the court house Tuesday. f Rock Hill By RUTH LITTLE Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Magnuson were Bismarck callers Tuesday. Mrs. O. M. Colip cooked for J. F. Perkins’ threshers last week. Mrs. Henry Swanson is assisting Mrs. Pat Patton with cooking for threshers. J. F. Little delivered some sheep to Wilton Thursday for McCulloug! brothers, Callers at the Ira Bailey, home Sunday were George Bailey, Mrs. Luther Bailey and children, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Swanson, Guy Bailey, Aelred Bousche, Elizabeth .and fous Sourmenson, Mrs. F. J. ‘ittle an laughters Ruth. and Phyllis. basket social held at the Can- field schoolhouse Saturday night was well attended and a good time reported by all. The sum of $78 was realized. Johnnie E. Skelson and brother Carlos and Orlo Johnson, who have been helping thresh in North Da- kota, left Friday for f/oux City, Ia., where they will pick corn. Kenmar and Bernhard Jordahl and Johnny and Carlos Eskelson motored to Regan Thursday. George and Oscar Walworth and son Woodrow attended the auction sale at thé A. F. Ghylin farm. Callers at the Ira Bailey home Friday evening were Mr. and Mrs. A. McCoy and sons, Andrew Walker and family and Clayton, Clyde and Virgil Little. Mrs. Roy Little helped Mrs. A. F. Ghylin on Friday to get ready for by | & sale. \Mr. Wutzke has been hauling coal from the mine this week. Louis Rubin and Abe Tolchinsky of Bismarck called at J. F. Little’s Mrs. Clarice Davenport and family were dinner guests at the Louis Jorgenson home Sunday. Mrs. Martin Dockter is assisting Mrs. Ed. h with cooking for! threshers this week, Harriett Shinp and Lester Bunker of Bismarck were Sunday evening) dinner guests at the J. F. Little home. Dinner “guests at the Mrs. A. Strand home Sunday were Alice Strand, nurse at the Bismarck hos- tal, and Ms. and Mrs. Big. hoe 6f marc! Norman Little took hie brother Gene to J. F. Little’s Sunday to help ah. Clayton Little motored to Wilton hunters Jhewse’"who’ bad ‘aufomobiie unt wi Oe’ motored > to. Tattle some more. Sunday. Satur-| D., on Sat H.) Mrs. Mrs. Joe} friends good- Mary Scott, high school studen‘ of Bismarck spent Sunday at he: parental home. Miss Madge Rure,, county super. intendent of schoois, and Mrs. Ev- arts of Bismarck’ took in the, basket social at‘ the Canfield schoolhouse Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Dimond and son Lyle attended the basket social Saturday night. ~ Mrs. Willard Dimond and son Lyle and Miss Mabel Dimond of Re- gan motored to Bismarck Tuesday. Mrs. A- F. Ghylin and Violet Ol- son motored to Wilton Monday to have some dental work done. Mrs. Joe Cook is assisting Mrs. A. Strand with cooking for thresh- ers. The next ladies’ aid society meet- ing will be at the Dan Danielson home, Oct. 3ist. The services at the schoolhouse Sunday conducted by Rev. Christ were quite well attended. aaa In M is | By EDITH MUELLER Jerome Bleth of Hazen, N. D., was a guest at the J. J. Horner home over the week-end, , John Mueller transacted business in Bismarck Frida; Duncan McGillis and State’s At- torney F. E. McCurdy of Bismarck transacted business in Wing Satur- day evening. Margaret Knowles left for Wilton Monday. She expects to be gone a week. While there she will be a guest at the Byron Knowles home. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Howard and daughters of Montpelier were guests at the Fred Cumber home several fede last week en route to Washing- on. Mr. and Mrs. John Schock and Mr. and Mrs. John Miller of Turtle Lake were visitors at the Jake Hein home Sunday. Ella Mueller and Jerome Bleth motored to Bismarck and Mandan Sunday. Willard Hubbell and Wallace An- derson, students at Jamestown col- lege, spent Sunday in this vicinity duck hunting. Judge F. T. Lempke was an over- night guest at the B. W. Graham home Thursday. ~ Albin Hedstrom of Bismarck transacted business here Saturday. David Hein and _ Katherine Schneider were capital city shop- pers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Michael and daughter spent Sunday at the Ebb Cleveland home. County nt A. R. Miesen was a business caller in Wing Monday. Jake Heaton and Erwin Anderson of McKenzie were business callers inWing Monday. Jake Heaton and Erwni Anderson of McKgizie were business callers in Wnig Monday. Mrs. J. O. Lein and Mrs. Henry Jacobson visited at the South Pat- terson Ranch Monday. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Graham and son Jack visited friends and rela- tives at McKenzie Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Weiss and family and Mrs. Weiss of Wash- burn spent Sunday at the H. C. Ed- garton home. Mrs. Ben McClusky and daughter Marjorie returned home Sunday af- ter spending several weeks in South Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. John Weber and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Borth spent Sun- ey. visiting with friends south of rena. Mr. and Mrs, Gunder Hagen and Mrs. Louise mn of Painted Woods spent Si Viola Hi l. . Olive Mutchler and Clarice and Creed several days at the me k. Be week. eres: had as dinner guests Sunday Mrs. Etta Wilkinson and son George, Mr. and Mrs. How- as guests of- ” ard Glanville and daughter Bernice, ,, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Boss and daughte: Beverly, Mr. Jack Glanville and son Irvne and daughter Ferne. 4 ; aan Mosier transacted business Y ‘*. La Collins Bile! a business aller in Bismarck Saturday. a Mra, foward Glanville daughter Bernice and Esther Glanville and Harrison Rodgers were capital city shoppers Saturday. Oscar Boss is mi his house- hold goods to the Arvid Ross farm where they will make their home this winter, ms. semty vit Clarence, Olive and Olga Rise re week visiting tr relatives Sess They also spent n hours with Clara Mueller in . Aberdeen: and Mrs. I. Hide were trans- alte ie ie We ow Toe felen Josephson spent the week- el nae ine tet tare itors at the J. B. Glanville home jubbell and Mrs. turday. 1. Hi Edgerton Mr, and ‘moved to Regge Babe took Mrs. Mitchell to Chaseley, N. ov » ~