The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 1, 1928, Page 17

r y By MRS. F. E. SAVAGE Mr, and Mrs. H. M. Schneider of Bismarck were — Sundi dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. HE. Fraser, ‘W. W. Mand: and family mo- tored to Bismarck Sunday to visit with Mrs. Paul Kurtz at the Bis- marck hospital. . _ Mr. and Mrs. Chris Swoverland and three children of Hershey, Wis., arrived in Braddock Thursday and are at present the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Baer and family. Mr. Swover- land is a brother of Mrs. Baer. A. N. Drake of Minneapolis has been in Braddock and vicinity during the past week looking after his farming interests. Saturday shipped several carloads of stock to the cities and the same day returned by auto to Minneapolis. Homer Lamm accompanied him. Mr. Drake informed us that a family by the name of Ross from Wing is movin, on his farm southwest of town ‘and Mrs. Johner and family are moving onto one of the Drake farms near Linton. Warner Sempel of Braddock was united in marriage in Minneapolis this week to Miss Freda Mehrle of aetiees and they are now living at the Eat-Shop of which Mr. Sem- pel is proprietor. E. F. Savage was a passenger to Bismarck Saturday to take vsteo- path treatments on his arm which was injured last winter. The Ladies’ Aid society met at the home of Mrs. J. A. Allensworth Saturday afternoon at which the la- dies tied and finished up a quilt. After the usual routine of business a splendid lunch was served by the hostess. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Corey’s father, Mr. Pailing, is very low but Mr. Corey is slowly improv- ing, although he is not able to be at work yet. His daughter, Mrs. Glinville, of Wing, drove down Sat- urday to spend the week-end with her father. She returned home Mon- day morning. Floyd Campbell of Miller, S. D., arrived Sunday for a visit with his uncle, Geo. Sempel, and cousin Warner and wife. A fine baby girl was born Sunday, October 21, at the Bismarck hos- pital to Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Kurtz. Mrs. Kurtz was formerly Miss Lina Mandigo. Max Lee and sister Ruth are now living in the rooms lately occupied by Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Wendlantl. Max is working at the DeRemee pls and Ruth is attending school ere. From an item in the Napoleon pa- per we notice that Harvey Weber of Hazelton was united in marriage to Miss Mabel Heyden. Both interested partie: well known in Braddock as this was Harvey’s boyhood home and Mrs. Weber the Naaden home. Harry Olson, who has worked on the Tom Beseler farm during the past summer, returned to Minneap-. olis Tuesday afternoon. The “meter man” was around this ‘week for the first time since the high line was put up and soon we shall be receiving nice invitation let- formerly lived at TS, Harry Tomilson of Louisville, Ky., was d Braddock caller this week and visited with old friends. Mr. R. Aarvig drove him to Hazelton also where he spent a few hours with “Uncle Top.” Mr. Tomilson was here Tooking after the interests of his farm northeast of town. Mr. A. Lepisto has the farm rented. Dr. Baer, accompanied by Mrs. Baer, spent. Thursday afternoon in Hazelton where Dr. Baer attended a political meeting. ‘Wm. Robinson is at Glencoe this week helping his father-in-law, Alex Macdonald, take care of his large acreage of corn. i Theo Locker delivered a very fine address in |the Fleeced Peas Sunday evening. He took as his A What will you do with Jesus?” and how everyone occu) one of the three positions in: life—a rejecter, a neglecter or an accepter of Christ. Services next Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs. E. F. Savage, accompanied by her daughter Mrs. E. V. York, who has been visi for tl past week, drove to Bismarck Sun- day afternoon. They were accom- panied by Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mur-, E . Phy, who visited with’ their son J and Mrs. F. Junge, who spent the. ‘afternoon. with their daughters Winnifred and Phrene. Mrs. Yor Vial with her brother and’ wifey Mr. visit r r le, Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacLachlan at the Joe left Wednesday afternoon fo: Lad where’ te will visit relatives. From there Joe will take. a trip across the ocean to a@ year at Spend his old home in Bohemia. Frank| pi main in Chicago. Mr. John Soya en Charles will live in Mr, Elleder’s house until his re- turn and Charles Hill will till the Jand. Hugh King of Minneapolis, who is well enon this locality, called on friends thie ley ‘is employed in a drug store in city and came out west during the ese J. of Bismarck visit- ed her mother, Mrs. F. J. May, Fri- then ‘that’ have been hauling ¥ the | about 40 miles in NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS vel for the new highway finished their work down this way the first of the week. They have been hauling fa from Mrs: Louise Hagen’s land near the river, but, having taken all they could get there, were on the move again, taking their cook cars and sleeping cars with them. They will take gravel for the road up near Washburn in the future. The Woodmen of the World met at the Odd Fellows hall at Wilton on the 22d of this month. A large crowd attended, and officers were installed. Many people in this vicin- ity betong, and all turned out to be in attendance. After the installation & delicious lunch was served, con- sisting of sandwiches, pickles, cake and coffee. Everybody reports o good time. if Mat he ‘m. Brown and son Lester were est posting election ballots Wednes- “Walter Waddington called at the Fred Brown home Wednesday to get a seeder, and is now busy sowing rye. Wm. Brown went after a load of coal to the Eklund mine Tuesday. Not many mines are open at this time, so people have quite a wait, taking their turns to get loaded. who visited at the Ole Lil- lefjeld home Wednesday afternoon and evening were Mrs, Andrew Nel- son, Mrs. Wm. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Iver Erickson and children. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Brostrom and children called at the Iver Erickson | 7: home Tuesday evening. *Mr. and Mrs. Iver Erickson and children and Nels Erickson were Sunday evening visitors at the Carl Erickson home at Wilton. Wm. Brown and Walter Wadding- ton spent Wednesday evening at the Dan Johnson home. Iver Erickson was a Wilton caller Wednesday. Miss Florence Fyanklund spent Wednesday in Wilton getting some dental work done. She rode in with Clarence, her brother, who is hauling grain. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erickson and son Ernest had dinner at the Iver Erickson home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Iver Erickson called at the Dave Brostrom home Thurs- elie oon, ‘ Ir. and Mrs. Alvin Lang ‘and chil- dren drove to Iver Erickson’s Tues- day to spend the day. ‘rank Erickson’s sisters, Elvera and Abe, and brother, Andy Erick- son, and wife and wad motored from Bismarck to the Frank Erickson home Wednesday evening. Abe Er- ickson has quit her work in Bis- marck, where she has been working for several years, to take a long- hi needed vacation. Andrew Nelson and Frank Erick- son were Wilton callers Friday oon. Frank sold his cow and pigs to the butcher at Wilton, and took them up Friday. The Ericksons | 77 expect to live in Bismarck in the fu- ture so that their son Ernest may go to school. We will all miss Mr. and Mrs. Erickson greatly, but hope they will be happy in their new home. Ejiner Soderquist and Edwin Lil- lefjeld called at the Andrew Nelson home dhrne morning. Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld was a caller at the Elias Lillefjeld home Friday afternoon and evening. Albert Nelson called on his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Nelson, Saturday afternoon. ndrew Nelson is busy moving some of Frank Erickson’s household goods to his place. Mrs. Wm. Brown, sons Lester and Fred, and Walter Waddington mo- tored to Garrison Saturday after- noon to visit Mrs. Brown’s daugh- ter Amy and children, who are living on & farm 18 miles out of Garrison. They expect to return home Monday. Neighbors and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erickson surprised them at their home in the woods Saturday evening. A good time was had by all, after which a delicious lunch was served. It was a farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Erickson, as they are leaving for Bismarck some time this week. f Arena | —— By MRS. OWEN McINTYRE A "bad prairie fire started from the former Rheinhold Jenz farm Tuesday afternoon over a territory long and a mile or width. Several tons of ha: and straw piles were burned for dif- ferent ones, Joes Goldsmith being among the heaviest losers. It also burned over several hundred acres of ture land before it could be rk extingu hed. Then ursday, ished. on Thi two later, the wind changed to the south. and the same fire that had agen 1 wot Jack Stewart's all of Jacl s hay. "This surely makes it very hard for the losers, as there is no more to be had at this late date and all due od carents of a baby boy, born Mr, and: Mrs. Fred Haas spent the it week in Bismarck with their iter-in-law, who is in a hospi- ters J. ie Cibbs of Mics: 0. Mcintyre ‘and family, Mike Beacom and eae tee ad were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Klagenburg Sunday. $ irs. Iona Lougger rpent the first tas of the week at the Klagenburg me, Mr. and Mrs. Owen McIntyre and family, Mike Beacom, George Mc- Intyre, Ben Klagenbury, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Scallon and family at- tended Catholic services in Wing Sunday. Miss gi Gray spent the week- end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray, north of Tuttle. ve} Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kraft and Peter Reung motored to Bismarck Thursday on business. Mr. Kraft was having his eyes tested for glasses. Rollen Welch called at the Mc- Intyre home to deliver the ballots Friday. Election will be next Tues- day and every person that pretends to do his duty as a citizen should at least make an effort to cast his vete. Marvin Louggee and mother were ests at the John Kramer home junday. a Mrs. Jake Hirsch daughter ‘Wednesday afternoon. Laverene Goldberg motored Harvey on business Saturday. He also spent Sunday in Hurdsfield with his folks. . Ed Smith has been hauling his hay the past few days. u lames Tees helped John Bailey; move his house Thursday. Ralph Halver, Mr. and Mrs. Bert! Glanville and sons, Ben Klagenburg, Lavereno Goldberg, O. J. Olson were supper guests at the McIntyre home! ‘uesday evening. , Jakie Gaub was a business caller in Wing Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Bailey were in Wing Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ryan and fam- ily were callers at the Mcintyre home Sunday, But they found no one at home so had to entertain themselves. Harry Ulfers was hauling coal from the mines for J. J. Scallou Tuesday. ,. The county grader finished grad- ing on the county line Friday and be- eo on the east and west road near larry Ulfer’s Saturday. This week will about finish up the road grad- ing in this corner of the county for this year. Owen McIntyre was down to Ray Hazelgrove’s after their horses that Ray has been pasturing for the past season. The recent prairie fire that went through the pasture put an a Awd the at ar ur = Tees is helping John Bailey to move a shack over to his farm. They couldn't move it with the main part of the house Thurs- to day. Nlargaiet Helen, small daughter of Mr. Mrs. Ben Klagenburg, who been suffering with a cankered sore mouth, is somewhat improved at this writing. Don’t forget to cast your vote at the election next Tuesday for the ne. Mr. Fode and sons were helping John Bailey one day last week. Andrew Kraft Jr. visited at the Broza'home Tuesday. Emil Sattler called at the Harry Pearl were callers at Klagenburg’s| M bends of holy matrimony with Joe C. Zauner of Mott, N. D. Rev. Cor- bit spoke the words that made them man and wife, using the ring cere- mony of the Presbyterian church accompanied by strains of the music of the beautif..] Flower Song, played by Mrs, H. W. Gibson. After the ceremony the guests sat down to a sumptuous on dinner prepared by the bride’s mother and daughter Nellie. Fern is one of Grant coun- ty’s popular young school teachers ard is well fitted to become the help- meet of the man who has chosen her to be his companion through life. Mr. Zauner has business in- terests at Mott where they will make their future home. Their many friends join in wishing them a prosperous and ‘happy , journey through life. Leith School Notes Report cards for the first six weeks’ period were given out in high school last week. The follow- ing had grades above 90: Mary Louise Corbit, Hazel Wessel, Ruth Weatherly, Helen Wessel and Edna cCarty. The high school room and the 7th and 8th grade held @ party in ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ily called on Mr. and Mrs, A. Bruschwein Saturday rte, The P. T. A. met at the hall Fri- day evening. The faculty gave a play and Miss Margaret Kennedy of ‘ismarck, Mrs. Metcalf and Lauro Ward gave some musical numbers. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gertz, Miss Elsie Meyer and Hugo Brassen motored to Moffit Led visiting friends. The seventh and cighth grades gave a Holloween party Tuesday evening. The teachers attended institute at Sterling Wednesday afternoon. Elsie Koehler of Tappen was here Saturday snd had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kress. Mr, and Mrs. Jackson spent Fri- bas * in Bismarck. ir, and Mrs. A.J. Kress spent Sunday in Tappen. H, Knucson has a new barn. John Steeg and son Harold is doing some work on jon and Miss Della Mrs, M. T. O! Olson visited Mrs. A. Hammer last her finish up a week. They hel; lot of fancy work for the Lutheran church sale. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kress enter- tained at dinner Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Schlabach are the school gymnasium last Friday night. A number of very entertain- ing games were played after which refreshnients were served. This lat- ter part of the program was enjoyed most by the assembled guests. Two more students enrolled last week. Edward Quinn is a fresh- man and his brother Charles is in the eighth grade. This makes the total cnroliment nearly 120 stu- dents. The heavy enrollment in the eighth grade and high school has made it necessary to purchase ten new seats and desks for use by the larger pupils. These were ordered last week and should be here soon.! Presbyterian church notes far Nov. 4: Carson—Sunday school at 11:00 a. m.; evening worship, 7:30, Raleigh—Sunday school at 2:00 p. m.; worship, 3:00 p. m. Leith— Morning worship, 10:00 a. m.; Sun- day schodl, 11:00 a. m. —_______¢ ‘Wild Rose Ce eT By HELEN BROWNAWELL Presidential election will be held at school No. 1 Tuesday, November 6, from the hours of 9 a. m. till 7 p. m. The township board held its reg- ular meeting at the clerk’s office Tuesday. Miss Mary Metcalf, teacher of school No. 2, accompanied Miss Lila Sterling of school No. 1 to the teach- a Ape Friday at White school No. 2. Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Brownawell were pleasantly entertained Sunday at the H. A. Carlisle home. A carload of lignite was unloaded at the spur last week for the benefit of the schools and farmers of this vicinity. Miss Ruby Lee visited Miss Elsie Saville for several days over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. King of Bis- Ulfers home Tuesday. Leith 4 BY MRS, J. H. EMCH A telegram received Monday by J. B, Cowan stated that his son Ev- erett, who is attending school at Bismarck, had been quarantined at the Ira Herbert home with diph- theria. Mrs. J. C. Beil and Mrs. Bert La Due of Carson were-business call- ers in Leith Tuesday. Mrs. Dan R. Jones of Wahpeton was in Leith Tuesday looking after the interests of the Taxpayers as- sociation. G, J. and Wm. Kimball were called to Minnesota Saturday owing to the illness of their mother. Mrs. John Nixon accompanied by Mrs. R. O. Emch and Miss Nellie Emch attended teachers conference at Thain Friday. Miss Kathryn and Nick Zauner of Mott were in Leith Wednesday at- tending the wedding of their brother J.C, Zauner and Miss Fern Emch. The Dwight Kamrath family were released from quarantine for diph- theria last week. Vere Davidson attended the teach- ers’ conference at Thain Friday. Irving Sether narrowly escaped what might have been a serious ac- cident when a car driven by one of the school boys bumped into him knocking him down. A little pre- caution should be used in the driv- ing of cars near the school grounds especially. Jake Meidinger moved to the farm north of Heil, formerly occu- ied by his father, and Ed Heim of ger is moving on the Al- bert Lah farm south of town, va- cated by Mr. Meidinger. Several Leith people attended the corn show at Elgin and report the exhibits as exceptionally good. The entertainment in the evening, put on by the high school, was very en- tertaining and speaks very well for both teachers and papils. E. J. Lawfer was in Elgin Friday and Saturday attending the corn show and assisting the band. Mrs. Edythe Jones is helping Ro- bert look after matters at the farm while Mrs. D. E. Jones is in Bis- marck for a few days. * Mr. and Mrs, Clark Mossman and rue Ma: and Mr. and Mrs, R. 0. Emch were dinner guests at the F. P. Emch home Sunday. _ Mrs. A. W. Wyman is visitin, Ghaligren vs assisting Inthe store n is assisting in store in her absence. E. Anhorn and family were guests at the R. Spangenberger home north | County Yont., fair. i Miss Lens Sept of Dillon, a week's vacation. consolidated relatives, the oldest ted in the marck spent a couple of days visit- ing friends here last week. Misses Lila and Lily Stirling were renewing old friendships in Hazelton Saturday. O. F. Buck was hauling lumber from Braddock last week to build a new cattle barn. Miss Mary Metcalf, teacher of school No. 2, was shopping in Bis- marck Saturday. Reuben Feltheim was hauling grain in his truck for relatives near Regan a couple of days last week. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Martini and Mr. and Mrs, Piers and daughter of Braddock made a short call at the H, A. Carlisle home Sunday after- noon. John Peterson made a_ business trip to Bismarck Wednesday. Miss Lila Stirling spent the week-end with her sister, Miss Lily Stirling, who teaches school near Dana. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brownawell accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brownawell of Moffit to Bismarck and back Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Peterson en- joyed a pleasant motor trip to dif- ferent points in the state over the week-end. Sam King and son Hugh King of Minneapolis and sons-in-law, Roy Random of Jamestown and George Watson of McKenzie, spent sev- eral days last week hunting and camping on Lon; ce. Annette Gooding, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Gooding, is ill with a severe cold. A number of young folks from here attended the wedding dance of Miss Maimie Boynton and John Brown at Kintyre Friday evening. Mrs. Brovn was a former resident of this locality and her friends wish her happiness and success in her few life. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Saville, ac- ecmpanied by their young folks, Miss Ada and brothers Frank and Fred, made a trip of several days’ duration to different points in South Dakota, returning home the fore part of the week. ° o By MRS. F. O. JOHNSON Mr. and Mrs. J. Truax of Steele visited at the A. Jordan home Sun- day. Sirs, E. W. Wakefield called on Mrs. H. Van Horn Saturday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Joe Lewis «motored to Bismarck Gheage # o| with —$—$ | Driscoll . . now occupying their new home which they purchased from E. J. Erickson. Mrs. Wm. Meyer and Mr. and Mrs, Will Truax of Steele spent the id at Nome, N. D. ,_ Friday afternoon was visiting day in the primary room. A program was given by the pupils and a lunch was served. Many of the mothers were present. - The grades had Halloween frolics and lunches in their separate rooms Tuesday afternoon. Miss Dell= Olson spent Monday af- ternoon with Mrs. F. O. Johnson. e f Schrunk | _——————$________is By HELEN MARCHANT Mr. Wentz motored from James- town Wednesday evening to the Jake Wentz home. His son Emil re- turned with him. Marcella Nieters called at her parental home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Siebel and Lydia Witt spent Sunday at Tuttle Mrs. Bender, their grand- mother, John Witt finished Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wentz and daughter Mavis Marie and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Witt were Sunday callers at the Jake Wentz home. R. G. Marchant and daughters Margaret, Irene and Helen mozored to the Koch farm Thursday eve- ning. Those from this community that attended the old time dance in the Wing hall Friday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seilenger and daughter Marjory June, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Marchant and daughters Margaret and Irene, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Seilenger and son Earl James, Mar- cella Nieters, Mabel Lytle and Cath- erine Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith had a new radio installed in their home last week. Erwin Wentz and Gust Witt called at the Herman Nieters home Sunday evening. Helen Marchant visited Schrunk school No. 2, where Mabel Lytle teaches, Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Homberg re- turned home after spending a week visiting their children at Beach. Norman Johns and John Bailey called at the Herman Nieters home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Klein and son Milton motored to Bismarck ney. where they will spend a few jays. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Marchant and dgughters Irene and Margaret and son LeRoy called at the Herman Nieters home Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Harmon had threshing supper with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence : Kettleson Friday. Mr. and Mts. John and Mr. and Mrs. Simon Koch of this community have purchased eighty acres of land four miles from Bismarck. They will move on their new farm next week. Wm. Ryan went to Regan Tues- day jonraing. Thomas Ryan and Harvey Fitz- gerald hauled grain for Wm. Ryan Tuesday. Mrs. Ted Ehnes and son are visit- ing with her sisters Mrs. John and Sam Koch at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Hein were Bismarck shoppers Wednesday. fs Jake Krause left this community Friday. He came to North Dakota for threshing and is motoring back to his home in Washington. Jake Krause took Emil Wentz to Jamestown Sunday to see his par- ents, Wm. Ryan pulled his threshing machine home Tuesday as he has fininshed threshing for this year. John Witt was a business caller in Regan Tuesday morning. Ed. O’Brien of Wilton spent Piaeaday, night at the William Ryan ome, {Baldwin ; By FLORENCE BORNER Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Nordstrom and family were transacting busi- ness in the capital city Thursday. A number from here attended the auction sale which was held at the J. M. Thompson farm in Ecklund township Friday. Mr. Thompson is moving to Still where he is engag- ing in the mercantile business. ’ the M. E. Sun- day school Wade tatty pull at the| |, 7, ates Zeeeeuy. Perceaad | home of Vernon Peterson Monday af- ‘The past week finished up thresh- eee aa ak crated lot of ht ing operations In tin focally. Flax tle delle. ‘The candy, dolls and other| 4id not turn out very well on ac- are to be sent in a mission- x to China for Christmas. uth Knudson is helping Mrs. H. A. Knudson with house cleaning. Joe Gertz had fortune Synday gave a Saturday afternoon for their Games were Th ysthe anja lovely lunch *-as servi Mr. and Mrs, H, E, Olson and fam- when she accom: Mrs. Warner, of Fargo, north visit relatives. Paul Borner took the train to Wil- ton Thursday. where he had dental work done, home on the freight. motor car which they recently pur- chased. ‘ Mrs. Enos Strandemo was a re- cent tives in Mandan. Mr, Lobach of Wilton has com- pleted the drilling of a well on the jfarm owned by Herman Kikul Jr. ; The water in this well is said to be very good drinking water. A great deal of the water in this region con- oe too much alkali to be palat- able. Donald Little and Harold Mount, students of the Wilton high school, spent the week-end at their homes near Baldwin. aoe nn has hired out to work on the farm owned by Ma: | Little. ten! Ernest Rupp accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Arnold Rupp, motored to the capital city on business Wed- nesday, Several local residents are having jears of coal shipped in from the ilton mines. Coal is somewhat higher than it was last year. Two cars have been unloaded the past week. George Schonert of Burnt Creek was a recent business caller in this community. Mrs. C. V. Anderson will leav: soon for St. Louis, where she will take an advanced course in paint- ing. Sam Hanson spent part of the week out of town on a business mis- sion. O. B. Peterson of Naughton was in this community a few days ago on business. Clare and Merl Weise have re- turned from a motor trip to Elbo- woods and Garrison where they vis- ited relatives. Mr. Lobach of Wilton did some re- pair work on the well on the Rich- ard Borner farm ert The Beldwin community again has been visited by prospective oil men and, we understand, some leas- ing is being done, with the. promise that a well will be started just cast of here at an early date. We are anxious to know just what the com- pany’s intentions really are. Local residents have leased their land on several occasions, the leases having run out without any preparations to drill a test well. It is said there are good indications of oil here, and we may see oil wells in this part of North Dakota yet. spent part of the: week with local Hampton relatives. By ELIZABETH KOPPY John Weber was a business caller in Linton Friday. . August Flegel and daughter Lydia of Linton were in. this vicinity Fri- day evening. They were accom- panied home by Miss Pauline, who spent the week-end at her’ parental home. Math Koppy was a. business caller in Temvik Saturday. Joe and Alex Hager of near Linton were business callers in this vicinity Saturday forenoon. John Fettig ot Linton delivered gasoline to farmers in this vicinity Saturday forenoon. t John Watkinson and William Baker of Livona were callers at the Godfrey Grenz home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Grenz and family were in the Livona vicinity Sunday afternoon. : 4 Weller called on friends in Cannon Ball Sunday. A number of young fojks from here attended the dance at Stras- burg Saturday evening. Math Koppy called at the Joe o— afternoon . Cannon Ball passed through this vi- cinity while on their way to Linton. Marion Burge of Linton was scen in this vicinity Monday afternoon. Porter Umber was a business call- er at the Wallace Kyes home Mon- ye afternoon. lenry Knittle helped Frank Law- ler shred corn this week. Bill Schiermeister of the Gayton vicinity called at the Godfrey Grenz home Tuesday forenoon. Godfrey Grenz was a_ business caller at the Frank Lawler home Tuesday morning. Ben Hermanson and Fred Schulz were calling on friends in Temvik Tuesday evening. Adam Ohlhauser of near Hazel- ton was busy hauling driftwood home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Kyes were callers in Linton Tuesday. Charles Enders of Temvik was a business caller in this vicinity Wed- nesday afternoon. A number of young folks of this vicinity attended the dance at the Temvik 1 hall Thursday evening. Ben Hermanson and Fred Schulz spent a day visiting at the Steve oppy home this week. Miss Pauline Flegel spent the week-end in Linton. Fred Schulz and Ben Hermanson were - callers in Hazelton Friday afternoon. f Hazel Grove \ @ By MRS. RAY HAZELGROVE There is an awful fire swept through this part of the country Tuesday. It burnt a good many dollars worth of stuff up for people, and just by everybody getting out and hard fighting they got it stopped down below Will Thieling’s. A lot of these fires are caused from carelessness, like where there is a straw stack set afire with no guard around it, or cigars and cigaret stubs thrown. down. There should in ‘Bismaree Brown Bros. are driving a new} itor at the home of rela-! Miss Etta Rupp of Bismarck) Joe Fischer home at Livona Sunday ! be a law that no straw stack could | 3#: them. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gray and son Bobby were guests-a few days this week at the C. F. Gray home and they and Mrs. C. F, Gray called at the Ed. Clouch home for Miss Opal. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tazlegrove and Miss Lorene Hawkins were supper uests at the Frank Gray home Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sattler and Mrs. Sattler’s father, brother and sister called at the Hazlegrove home a few Mae be Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray and El- vin and Opal Gray were callers at the Hazlegrove home. Elvin Gray ia Saturday night and Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove had as their dinner guests Sunday Lyle and Elmer Perry and their mother, Mrs. Ida Perry, Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Drumm and daughter Alice Eilaine and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sattler and daughter Shrley Gean, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Sattler and Shirley were supper guests at the Hazlegrove home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gray returned to their home in Wing Saturday morning. Lyle Perry left this week for Colgate where he will visit his sis- ter and family, Mrs. Cole. ry — | Steiber | By MRS. C. L. MALONE c | , Gerald Jones hauled coal from the Asplund mine Friday. | Mr. and Mrs. Yeager and family {of Garrison called on John Carlson Friday. They were on their way to Driscoll to visit at the Herman Smith residence, Lawrence Adams helped Bill Hick- el haul hay Thursday and Friday. J. R. Jones hauled a load of cream to Regan Tuesday. The John Anderson family have moved to the farm formerly owned by Ole Anderson. W. 8. Oder hauled two truck loads of calves to Wilton for Robert Pat- ner Friday. John Carlson and Russell Mad- dox called at C, L, Malone’s Tues- day evening. Mr. and Mrs, C. L. Malone were Regan shoppers Wednesday. Mrs. Wm. Mickelson and Miss Freda Uhde called on Mrs. Paul Greenan one day last week. Mrs. John Carlson returned home | Sunday from Bismarck where she | had been receiving treatment at a j hospital. Dave Dixon drove some sheep to Regan Monday for A. H. Helge- son. John and Dennie Carlson visited at the Herman Smith home near Driscoll Saturday; Doris returned with them in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hickel enter- tained friends from Picardville Sun- day. C. L. Malone made a trip to the coal mine Frid Miss Mary Doyle were Wilton vs- itors Saturday. ° Temvik 1 By DOROTHEA ENDERS Mrs. C. N. Hendrix and son | Power motored to Bismarck Thurs- day, j Misses Ella Johnson and Bessie | Kaufman enjoyed a trip to Bismarck Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schanken- berger and Miss Keane were Linton callers Saturd: Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Nauman were dinner guests at tls Edwin Schan-| kenberger home Sunday, Mrs. Frank Foell and daughters, Mrs, Monahan and daughter Ann d Frank Foell at the St. Alex- ius hospital in Bismarck Sunday. They report Frank as doing well and will soon be home. Chas. De Witt and daughters Lola and Bernice motored to Aberdeen Saturday taking their cousin Miss Edna, who has been a guest at the DeWitt home. Mrs. Finley and Mrs, Peach mo- tored to Linton Friday evening. Mrs. A. W. Quast and Alice Calqu- houn were Bismarck shoppers Tues- jay. Mrs. W. A. Foell underwent an op- eration at the Bismrrck hospital Thursday morning. Her many friends wish for a speedy recovery. Funeral services were held for the little infant of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Chilson on Tuesday afternoon. The sympathy of the community goes to the sad family at this sorrowful time. Mrs. Finley accompanied by the Misses Ann and Alice Calquhoun and Rose Schlecht attended the show at Linton Monday evening. Misses Lola and Bernice DeWitt were hostesses at a Halloween party at their home Tuesday evening at 5 o'clock, The guests were dressed in | Halloween costumes. Games were |player, after which a delicious din- |ner was served. A surprise party t urday evening by friends in compli- ment to Mrs. David Calquhoun, the occasion being her birthday. A | course luncheon was served after an informal evening and Mrs. Calqu- houn was presented with many gifts. . Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Quast enter- tained at a seven o'clock dinner Fri- day evening. A Halloween color scheme was carried o-t in decora- tions and dinner. There were seven tables of whist at play during the evening, honors going to Mrs. C. J. Enders and, C. N. Hendrix, con- solation going to Miss Myrtle Soren- son and J. Monahan. i Mrs, Peach enjoyed a visit from her father = few days this week. A surprise party was given Thurs- ‘day evening by f: in cony to ue. Dave Cal ders;. G: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patzner were business visitors in Wilton Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hickel and; ercises. Intermediate Grades—The follows ing pupils have had perfect attend- ance for the second month of school, Robert Albrecht, Pauline Burkhart, Luella Calquhoun, Sammy Calqu- houn, Dorothea Enders, Ellen Foell, Trene Foell and Neil Quast.——' following A ieake were tardy, but not absent: Edward Chilson, Guy Chil- son, Sarah Knapp, Belinda Nelson and Beulah Nelson——The pupils have been very busy the past week making Halloween decorations in drawing. Primary Grades—The pupils in our room that were neither absent nor tardy are: Helen Albrecht, Lu- cinda Beitelspacker, Lillian Beitels- pee Royal Brogden, ond hie, Albert Breckle, William Bowen, John Robert Foell, Thomas Hendrix und Irma Leno. Ruth and Norbert Reich have been absent for more than a week.——The three pils having highest des for thi: last month are: Royal Brogden, Ra; mond Bohle and Helen Albrecht. Mrs. Beitelsp.cker and Renee En- olde visitors in our room this week, [Welch's Spur__} Se an eannseanti tte By MRS. R. M. WELCH Mr. and Mrs. John Welch called at the Robt. Welch home Tuesday morning. Mrs. John Welch was hostess to a number who came for the alumi- num demonstration at her home Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Doppler, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crowford, Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Dut- ton, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Welch and Mr. and Mrs. 0. G. Davenport were some of the guests present at the Welch home. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Welch and family called at the John Welch home Wednesday morning. Most of the neighbors of this vi- cinity attended the sale at Mr. Ba- ker's place Wednesday. They report a large crowd to have been present. Hugh McMurrich called at the Robt.’ Welch home Wednesday eve- ning. Mr. Tibesar of Bismarck deliv- ered John Welch’s new tractor Thursday, Oliver Welch, has been blasting stones and cleaning his fields of them this week. Officers were searching this com- | munity for two escaped convicts Thursday. ‘i Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Boyd are the parents of a baby girl born last week, Theodore and Fred Dorman called at the Oliver Welch home Thursday evening. A township meeting was held at the Robt Boyd home Thursday eve- ning. A school board meeting was held at the home of the Rsthek Mrs, Ed. Doppler, Tues,y evening. Robt. Welch and children called at the Otto Dorman home Friday afternoon. A number of teachers met at Boyd school No. 1 for a demonstration Friday morning. ; Miss Berg, teacher of Boyd school No. 2, called at the Robt Welch j home Friday. | Mr. and Mrs. John Welch and family, Ed. Doppler, Mr. and Mrs. | Robt. Welch, Joe Hill and Mrs. A. D. Welch were Bismarck visitors | Saturday. A number of young folks attended the dances at Brittin and Menoken Saturday night. They report a large crowd at Brittin but a sma}! one at Menoken. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Welch and son Bobbie accompanied the three Doppler boys to Bismarck for church services Sunday mare: Mr. Brown and sister, Mrs. Ives, motored to Bismarck for church Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bittel dined at the Robt Welch home Sunday eve- ning: Leo Doppler was present also. The two Dorman brothers, two older der boys, and Clarence Doppler spent Sunday afternoon to- gether. Chas. Snyder visited at the Dop- pler' home Sunday. Clear Lake By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN A number from here attended the E. A. Van Vleet sale of purebred stock Wednesday. Mrs. Frank Shaffer and daugh- ter Mrs. Harold Hargrave motored to Steele Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Schoon, Mr. and Mrs. Ole Newland and family returned Friday from a visit to South Dakota and Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith en- joyed a visit from Mr. Smith’s niece and family of Coleharbor over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaffer are having a new coat of paint put on their house. Joel Erickson is doing the work. Virgil Newland visited the past | week with his grandparents, Mr. and i Mrs. Jens Hansen of Kidder county. Mrs, A. Van Vlest left Saturday afternoon for Wisconsin on. busi- ness. ei Miss Vivian Shaffer spent Friday evening and Saturday with Miss Lillie Lean of: Driscoll. Miss Elsie Belile is assisting at the E. A. Van Vleet farm at pres- ent. : John Carlson of Regan spent Sat- urday evening at the H. A. Smith home, his little ep dagh Doris re- turning home with him. Mrs. Ann Ericksor? is on the sick list. Alfred Olson spent: and Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. a evening . E. A. Van Vieet motored to Linton ah tes CTS . irs. i. > tives of Coleharbor spent Saturday He returned wo Ray summer pastured for bested many new stunts and 6x “a