The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 15, 1928, Page 8

| = = ~ ~ fr: St eee ict ram om = eh a vd Lein | By OLGA M. RISE Mr. and Mrs. Hans L. Hanson at- tended to business matters at Bis- marck Wednesday. C. M. Bierke left Wednesday for Moosejaw, Canada, wet wehre he wiii wpena a couple of weeks with his father and other relatives. Joseph Rise accompanied by Mi Bjerke took him to Harvey, N. D. there he took the train direct to Moosejaw. Joseph Rise is employed at the C. M. Bjerke home during Mr. Bijerke’s absence. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Arneson and Mrs. Seymour Arneson motored to Bismarck Saturday. Quite a few from this vicinity at-!j tended the Sons of Norway meeting | held at Driscoll Thursday. Alfred Arneson and son Helmer | called at the Dallas Barkman home Sunday morning. Arnold Christianson motored to Driscoll Saturday evening. Paul Paslay spent Sunday evening | at the Geo, Christianson home. ‘A. H. Helgeson of Regan spent Tuesday afternoon in this vicinity. Mr._and Mrs. Jordahl, son No man, Mrs. Louise Klevjord and Olaf of Regan, spent Sunda fi noon at Joe Rise’s. They a! tended services held at the church. Howard Brenden motored to Bis- marek Thursday. | . N. Lein and family motored to} Driscoll Saturday evening. Olga Rise accompanied by her | sister, Olive of Wing, motored to/ Bismarck Wednesday. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Orville Larson and son Eugene, who spent a few days at the Ed Larson home. The annual meeting of the cony) gregation was held at the church! Thursday afternoon. Members of the ladies aid also met and did some quilting for the ladies aid. The Jadies aid are going to have their sale on Thanksgiving day. Mrs. C. M. Bjerke, daughter Esth- er, Joseph Rise and Clara Lien and Howard Brenden spent Sunday eve- ning at Joe Rise’s. Ed Erickson and family, who have been living on the Soderholm farm during the summer, have recently move to the Henry Jacobson farm in Kidder county. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arneson and family, Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Arne- son and family, spent Sunday after- noon at the Seymour Arneson home. J. O. Rise and son Clarence, Val- demar Lein, Arthu: Bjorhus and daughter Bernice, motored to Bis- marck. The latter going to consult a physician. irs. John Birkeland, who has spent some time with her daughter at Eldridge, N. D., returned home Saturday. She was accompanied home by her granddaughter, De- Joris Pardon. Isaac Botnem, Einan Spilde, Olaf Olauson, Hazel Nelson and Olga Rise spent Monday evening at the Christianson home. Helmer Arneson spent Tuesay evening at the M. A. Lein home. | Mr. and Mrs. Ole Spilde and fam-j ily spent one evening last week at; the Alfred Arneson home. Dorothy Barkman spent week-end at her parental home. Harrison Rogers spent the week- end with friends at Wing. The bi-annual meeting of the Zion Luther League will be held at the church basement Sunday afternoon, Nov. 18. } if Raleigh Se a et > the} By W. B. DORWARD P. J. Rausch attended the Frank Nolk sale near Minor Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Doward ac- companied by Mrs. Paul Dempsey motored to Bismarck Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. August Gabbard and children of New England have moved to Raleigh, where Mr. Gab- bard has accepted the position of section foreman on the railroad. Howard Christensen was a pas- Benger Friday to Minneapolis. Mrs. Charles Beem returned home Friday from Park Rapids, Iowa, where she was called reveral weeks | ago by the serious illness of her mother, who passed away Nov. 2nd. There was a meeting called at the home of Mrs. W. P. Styner Monday evening for the ,urpose of orga izing a book club. Nineteen mer bers joined and we are looking for- ward to a very interesting time through the winter months. i The ladies aid of Raleigh served Juncheon to the public Thursday, when a large crowd was served. ‘The regular monthly business meet- ing was held in the afternoon. Mrs, ‘Theo. Christensen led in devotiona! ‘There was a number of busines matters of interest to the society acted upon. Hostesses for the day ‘were Mesdames. G. Bosworth, Eli Bosworth, Westrum, and Dorward. Adolf Koop is moving to the old Koop farm, where he expects to re- side this coming ~ear. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Rausch and children motored to Elgin and New| @: Leipsic Sunday, where they were guests of relatives and friends. and Mrs, Alfred Westrum were hosts Sunday when they en- tertained Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wes- trum and family to dinner. Mrs. Peter Klein met might have been a very serious ac- eident Saturday afternoon. While cleaning curtains with gasoline they became ignited by friction envelop- ing' Mrs. Klein and the room in flames, but through presence of mind she was able to put the fire out, receivin 'y, minor burns. The dance held in Raleigh Friday was well attended, and a NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS noon while his brother Harold and IN at the A, Westrum and C. L, Klein- | ae neniaé homes this week dress mak- jing. | Mr. and Mrs. Chris Miller were {hosts Sunday when they entertained Mr. and Mrs, Ed Rassmussen, Mrs. ‘sen and children to Sunday dinner. | Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cors of New | |Leipsic were renev ing old acquain- | tances in Raleigh Wednesday. | J. J. Tavis of Flasher was a busi- Iness visitor in town Tuesday. He Jat their home elec.ion morning. Viola Peterson, who is making her | home in Shields, ‘spent Tuesday with | home folks. M. Ternes of south of Raleigh has/ |moved onto the Mid Roberts farm | ausch was a business vis- | n Thu j for Winthrop, Ia., where they il spend the winter. Thomas Doyle of Velva spent the the Hickel home. agdalen Patzner, who at- ool in Bismarck, has ick. At last reports h improved. Mary Doyle and Vina hoppers Saturday. d Bergquist vis- ited friends in the Still neighborhood Sunday. Gerald Jones hauled a truckload of cream to Regan Saturday. The well drillers have completed the well at the Pleasant View con- solidated school. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Malone were Bismarck visitors Wednesday. Dave Dixon hauled lumber for his barn Saturday. Quite a number from this vicinity attended the dance in Regan Monday M evening. Armistice Day was fittingly ob- served by the Quentin C. Roosevelt post No. 65 and the women’s auxil- iary of Regan on Monday evening. A banquet was served to the legion- Naires and families and a number of invited guests and also the families of the A, L. A. Honorable A. G. Burr was the principal speaker. Music was interspersed on the pro- gram, and a male quartet furnished | the singing. This was in reality the dedication of the legion log cabin. ° . Wild Rose paces ane” | By HELEN BROWNAWELL A large vote was polled here elec- tion day, the votes running at the rate of two Republicans to one Dem- ocrat. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Thompson were Bismarck visitors Wednesday. 0. B. Swanson motored to Bis- marck Wednesday with the election returns. Homer Brownawell assisted in the garage at Sterling Saturday after- family visited friends their old home. Harry Koenig, who has been visit- ing friends here the past week, left for Montana Saturday to visit his parents and other relatives there. Mrs. Ernest Saville attended the Ladies’ Aid at the Harry Albright home north of Braddock, Saturday afternoon. Mrs. H. A. Carlisle, who spent sev- eral days with relatives and friends in Bismarck, returned home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Thompson went to Bismarck Thursday, where Mrs. Thompson entered a hospital for treatment. “Jake and Mike” purchased a large bunch of hogs from a farmer near the river and were busy hauling them home in trucks Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brownawell spent Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brownawell of Ster- ling. Arthur Fisher of Medina made a short call here Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Swanson mo- tored to Bismarck Saturday to see! @. Mrs. Nels Thompson, who is in a hos- | pital there. Miss_ Lila Stirling, teacher of school No. 1, spent the week-end with friends. Guests of the Brownawell home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. H. A. and son Roger and Miss in Flasher, Marvin Swanson is helping with, the work at the Nels Thompson farm while Mr. Thompson is in Bismarck ith Mrs. Thompson. i uillian_ and Ellen Peterson nd Martha and Bernice Gosney, sen- ors, and George Buck, all students of Braddock high school, spent the week-end at their respecti jomes., A number of the farmers around here are busy vaccinating their calves. Wilson By MRS. JOHN A. BERG Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Berg and son and Mr. and Mrs. Christ Schan- sanbach and daughters, all of So. Dak.; visited for a week ir vousins, the Berg’s and Wagner's, of Wilson township. They also visited in Bismarck. They went through the penitentiary and also the Memorial building and re- ported a good time in North Dakota, |Sh0ol No. 2, Saturday, Mrs. Ed. Hochalter. Barney Fisher was a_ business caller at the A. J. Krause home Monday afternoon. John and Bill Drawver were call- ers in Bismarck Saturday. Hilda Krause uepnt Saturday eve- ning and Sunday with her sister Clara, who is working ‘at Bertel’s Cafe at Wilton. Mr. and Mrs. ers in Enil Wilton, Mr. Mr. gan again, Fred Eurbach farm. Mr. and Mrs. John Thum of Re- gan were callers at the A. J. Krause home Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ehnes and family attended church services in Alta Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Englebretson and Ella Krause and Barney Fisher were callers in Bismarck Saturday afternoon and evening. Paul Rupp spent the week-end at his parental home. He is attending high school in Bismarck. Miss Edith Gordon and Benny Nelson were married in Bismarck some time last week. Both Mr. and rly Nelson are well known around ere. eat Mr. Berg husked corn the Carl Berg farm. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagner of McLean county visited at Mrs, Wag- ner’s brothers home, Tuesday evening. Mr’ and Mrs. Sam Berg motored| {to Bismarck Wednesday on business matters, We were shocked to hear the sad Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. L. Jespen| news of Grandpa Awne’s death Fri- and children, and Mr. J. C. Christen- | day. and Mrs. Ed. Rasche were Bismarck Mrs. W. §, Oder and little daugh- Hiinpaees sey Moonee ‘Ward & Myrtle and Edna left Wednes- |(o. store while there and say that it is a very fine store. Fred Ehnes was a caller at Alta, daughter, visiting his and Mrs, Olson Congratulations. Rasche was a caller at the Sig Rupp home Monday afternoon. Marvin Alm was a Regan caller Saturday afternoon. H. Sputen bought some cows from A. J. Krause last week. E. J. Englebretson was a caller in Wilton Monday. + The high line is gradually coming to Regan, so it won't be lon; until Regan is well suppli extra good lights. Miss Florence Keator is working for Mrs. Bob Mitchell at Wilton. Those who were Bismarck shop- pers from this vicinity were: Mrs. Nels Alm and children, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Spangberg, John Drawver, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Englebretson, Barney Fi: Krause, and Mr. and Mrs. Sig Mr. and Mrs. L. J. King and daughter, Marie, were Regan callers Seturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Alm and fam- ily were callers at the L. J. King home Sunda: Bill afternoon. ir. and Leith By MRS. J. H. EMCH Wednesday morning. A very entertaining program was|planning on taking given at the P. T. A. meeting held in| fall. Henley district. The|Farmers State bank. John Berg, He died of old age. He was laid to rest in the Wilton cemetery. Fred Brazden, who had the mis- fortune to run into a herd of cattle, {is at a hospital at Bismarck where he received medical treatment, ake raphael get sid sible son | lost a number of tecth, but is doin From | announced the arrival of a new son) lost aL ene oAe, h, eg Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagner visited at the Wm. Wagner home Thursday evening. ribs and also They also vis- B. Selahn were call- Mae Sunday evening. Mrs. Ison accompanied them to Emil Olson are making their home in Wilton, as is working with the graveling crew at Wilton. Agnes Selahn called at her home south of Regan Sunday afternoon. iss Agnes Selahn is working for Mrs. John Johnson north of Still. Vernon Anderson is back at Re- He is emloyed on the now with and * Ella Rupp. irs. A. J. Krause and son Rueben accompanied by Mrs. Adolf Krause were Bismarck callers| school; cornet Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. August Lundberg |new pupil in the sophomore class, were callers at the E. J. Englebret- son home Sunda, afternoon. August Kra s- —_~ error in last week’s paper stat- at the Ira Herbert family was Canis quarantined with diphtheria. The Mary Metcalf, teacher of school) Patient was taken to: the hospital, 70. |thus preventing the quarantine of the home, correction, We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Roy Westling was taken to the hos- pital at Miles City, Mont., where she ‘was operated on for acute appendi- citis mother, Mrs. O. E. Emch, was celled to Scranton Tuesday to be with her. The last report is that Mrs. Westling is doing nicely a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Lanoth Woodbury, accompanied by Miss Marvis Moss- }jnee drove to Bismarck Saturday. Miss Grace Anhorn spent a few days this week with her cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sept, at Brisbane. A farewell party was given Wed- nesday afternoon for Mrs. Springer, daughter Edna of Burnt C who leaves on the 16th for her home| Sunday afternoon guests al in England. She plans on stopping |ard Borner home. in Illinois for a short visit with her cenghter before leaving the United We are glad to make this Her sold well. visitors in Regent Sunday. Neb., is visiting her brother, D. E. Jones, and family. D. E. Jones has been in. the St. Alexius hospital for seven weeks. He had an operation Monday and while very ill, the out- look is hopeful. Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Emch are mov- ing into the house recently vacated by Mrs. Ruth Fahnestock. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Sether and Mr. and Mrs. John Will drove to Bismarck Sunday, where Mrs. Will remained to have dental work done. Mrs. E. J. Lawfer left for New Salem Thursday for a few days’ visit with her brother, Max Buck- man, and family. A handkerchief shower was given |jMrs. Fred Milner at her home @!Thursday afternoon. The Milner family are leaving for Idaho soon. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Zanner of Mott He ° , Martha Alm is spending a few|were week-end visitors at the J. H. \| Steil | jdays vith Mrs. Chas. Noon at Wil-|Emch home. | ene commenniininiransnstee em Mrs. A. W. Wyman returned from My MRS. € MALONE Mr. and Mrs. Sig. Rupp and Mr.|Minneapolis Saturday. Her son Lincoln, remained in Minneapolis, where he has secured employment. Clarence Stewart, who has been employed here for the past three months, returned to his home in Lynn, Minn., Mondsy. His nephew, Olicer Henley, of Heil, accompanied him for a short visit. W. S. Cook came up from Self- ridge Thursday to visit wth ‘his daughter, Mrs. J. H. Emch. Mr. and Mrs. W. Prosise of south ee town were business callers Mon- lay. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Sept and fam- ily and Miss Ida Delabarr of He- itors in the E. Ank- horn home Wednesday evening. Several changcs have taken place in the past week, Albert Moen mov- ing to the John Moen farm, John Nyman on the Albert Moen farm, and Matt Bonofzoski on the Nyman place. Redolph Dietz and wedding par- ty of Elgin, and Martin Knittel and family of Hebron were callers in Leith, Sunday. A Thanksgiving program, turkey raffle, basket social and dance will be given at the Janesburg school- house No. 2 Friday evening, Nov. 23. Mrs. Phillip Kary of St. Joe was visiting at the Fred Ricker home in Heil and accompanied Mr. Ricker to Bismarck Saturday. F. W. Suttlef of the Paradise country was an early Monday morn- ing visitor bringing wheat and cream to market. Ed Heaps and Tommy Springer were business callers in Bismarck Monday. Clark Hill was in New Leipzig Monday to consult a doctor. In the presence of a few relatives at the home of the bride on Friday evening, Rev. Corbit pronounced the words that united in marriage Mrs. Edythe M. Jones and Edward Heaps. Both of these young people are well and favorably known here and their many friends wish them much fu- ture happiness. To avoid their many overzealous friends, Mr. and Mrs. Heaps left for Bismarck, Friday evening, but were royally entertained Sunday evening when they returned. They were serenaded and then invited to mount “His Royal Highness Tom” from the Spring Hill mine and to lead the procession up and down the street and then as this exercise was believed to be too much for the bride the groom was invited to convey his wife home via wheelbarrow, which he obligingly did. The crowd still no: being satisfied initiated Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Zenner who were of the charivari party, into the mysteries of muleback riding. Everyone was good-natured and enjoyed the ex- citement, except perhaps the most interested parties. T. A. program for Nov. 19: Community singing, Mrs. Saunders; piano solo, Marjorie Zeller; talk, E. T. Saunders; family album, Leith solo, E. J. Lanki, The high school reports one more Claire Chalgren, making an enroll- ment of 21. This is the largest en- and son August|rollment of our high school for were Regan callers Monday eve-| years, ning. Presbyterian church notes for Nov. 18: Carson—Sunday School at 11:00 a. m.;_service of worship at |}7:30 p. m. “Raleigh—Sunday school it 2:00 p. m.; service of worship at p. m. Leith—Morning worship 10:00; Sunday school at 11:00 m, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE large number attended the sale at Fred Milner’s and all offerings Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Gibson were Mrs. Maggie Evens of Carroll, inner guests at the home of Mr. Borner’s mother, Mrs Matilda Baumgart, eae Miss Gtace McAvoy has returned to her school duties in Wilton after having spent the week-end at home. Mrs. Sam Hanson has sold her in- terest in the local hotel and will leave soon for Canadian points. Mr. Han- son will remain here operating the pool hall. Several prospective buyers for the pool hall have been here the past week, but as yet no deal has been closed. Clarence Falkenstein, son of ‘M1 and Mrs. Ira Falkenstein, and Mi Alta Thompson of Wilton were m: ried in Bismarck Monday afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal parson- age with Rev. W. E. Vater officiat- ing. The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Perkins of Wilton. The wedding party remained in Bismarck Monday evening, coming here Tues- day where they were dinner guests at the home of the groom’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Falkenstein have rent ed the farm owned by Mrs. Falke stein’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Thompson, in Ecklund township. Baldwin friends of the young evuple extend congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Nordstrom and daughter,. Iva May and Miss Gladys Barthsmass, left Wednesday in their car for Roseglen where they will spend a week visiting with friends and relatives. Miss Barths- mass, who has been spending the past two months with her sister, Mrs, Nordstrom, will remain at her home in Roseglen. A farmers’ Union meeting was held in the town hall on Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. William Gierke and family of Bismarck spent the week- end with relatives southeast of town. A number from here attended the corn show which was held last week in Bismarck. A fine exhibit was pre- sented, with many interesting fea- ‘tures. Mrs. Kate Swick and sons Clark and Rollin have moved to Bismarck where the boys will enroll in the Bis- marck schools and Mrs. Swick will work in the new store opened by Montgomery Ward & Co. A large number from here motored to Bismarck Saturday to attend the opening of the now store being es- eon by Montgomery Ward & 0. Carl Schultz was transacting bus- iness in town the fore part of the week. Mer! and Claire Weise, who have been employed on the Schonert farm. in Burnt Creek, have returned home. A large number of local young folks attended the charivari party which was given Tuesday night at the Clarence Falkenstein home in Pe niet ook dvant f it le took advantage of it. ee Aethue Damstrom rode with Ole Lillefjeld to cast his vote at school- house No. 2. Mr. Damstrom works in Wilton. 4 Mrs. Charles Hannifield visited bwith Mrs. Wm. Brown Tuesday. The clerks of election at school- house No. 2 were Wm. Brown, Ru- dolph Hagen. Gunder Hagen, Lloyd Menard and Theo. Taylor. i Dick Johnson and son Frank will stay on the old Emory Johnson place while Mr. and Mrs. Dan Johnson are away. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson mo- tored in for the show “Lucky Sambo’ Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riebe attend- ed German services at Wilton Sun- day. Mrs. Riebe also cajled at the Elias Lillefjeld home. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Ole Soderquist, son Melvin and Eiener and Edwin Lille- fjeld spent Wednesday at the Ole Lillefjeld home. < Wm. Brown took a load of grain to_town Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown and son Lester took in the sale at Granham’s Thursday afternoon. The Granhams expect to farm on a smaller scale hereafter. Wm. Brown and family had supper at the Iver Erickson home Thursday night. i Mrs. Elsberg and Mrs. Ole Lille- field were callers in Wilton Thurs- jay. Fioris Hicbe is attending business college in Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gilcher and daughters Doneen and Betty Lou spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Ole Lillefjeld home, returning to Jamestown where they live, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Elsberg, Mrs. Gil- cher’s mother, returned home, with them. Those who had dinner Sunday at the Wm. Brown home were Mr. and Mrs. John Hammock and Mr. and y k Saturd: They were accompanied by John business trip to Bis . Hein, Mrs, Harry Knowles and son Les- ter motored to Wilton Friday, Irene Knowles returned home with them. irs. Orval Larson and Miss Edna Bismarck, " Herbert Roggow of Bismarck was @ business caller here Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Berg and daughter Martha spent Saturday and Sunday iting friends an relatives at Garrison. "Mrs. Isadore Kremenetsky and Mrs. ifthe, 7 motored to Tuttle Wednesday. irs, Kremenetsky re- turned the same day and Mrs. Wein- | berg remained there to spend a few days with her son and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hein, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Hein and Mr. and Mrs. | David Schock left for Canada one day last week where they will spend several weeks visiting friends and relatives. . Clive and Olga. Rise were shop- ping in Bismarck Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. David Hein spent Sunday at Goodrich. Mr. and Mrs. John Mueller, Irene and Bertha attended the German Evangelical church services north of town Sunday morning. After church they visited at the John Weber home. i Gottfred Weber and John Hein and Martha Hein spent Sunday at Harvey and Fessenden. Mrs. Fred Cumber, Iola Du Toit, and Edna Boss spent Tuesday shop- ping in Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. Davi and family of Parshal moved tt! household goods into the cen' office Wed- nesday. Mrs, will be our new operator. Mrs. Ed Larson left for Minne- apolis Saturday: morning where she will spend several weeks visiting. Mr. and Mrs, V. P. Heaton and son Pat were visitors in this vicin- ity Saturday. Mrs. Orla Hammock. Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Nelson were Wilton callers Friday. ° .) ! Temvik business caller Mrs. Orval Larson spent several ee visiting at the north ranch last week, Viola Hagen left for Painted Woods Thursday morning she will stay with her mother. Fred Oswald took the train to Bismarck Friday evening, returning Saturday. Ed Dalber and Mrs. John Weber Sr. were shoppers in Bismarck Sat- By BERTHA LARVICK A. W. Quast was in Bismarck Thursday. Wendeln Masseth of Winona was 8 caller at Cheners Saturday. Ted Bohle is home visiting for a short time. Mesdames DeWitt and Calquhoun attended lodge at Linton Wednesday, Christ Rankle and friend were callers in Temvik last week. H. C. Benedict moved a building Ecklund townrhip in honor of the recent marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Falkenstein. Folks around here are preparing for winter by hauling coal, putting up storm windows, and banking up their houses. Field work is about. over, with but little fall plowing having been done on account of the dry weather. | Wing | ee: By EDITH MUELLER Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jacobson left for Wilton Monday, where they will visit with Mrs. Jacobson’s parents. Among the relatives from here who attended the funeral of John Pailing at Braddock Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Boss, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Glanville, Mrs. A. S. Wilkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Em Glan- ville. Mrs. Em Glanville accom- panied the corpse to Clear Lake, Ia., where burial took place. Omar Tice, Eldon and Alice Bond spent Monday at the Dan Tice home in Bismarck. George Kavonius is busy decorat- ing the Wing Mercantile company’s building. We understand ‘the com- pany has become a member of a chain store concern. Lenora Johns was a visitor in Bis- marck Saturday. Jerome Hagen, B. Mitchell and Mr. Niggard of Woodworth were Sunday evening visitors at the North ranch, i Alfred, Larson and his mother called at the Ed Larson home Sun- jay. Mrs. John Weber Jr. and sons Gottfred and Arthur called on Dr. Sandelin near Wilton Tuesday. Mrs. B. J. Michael and Lenora G. A. Hubbell made a business irs. Howard Glanville Baldwin a | By FLORENC:; BORNER farm about five miles northwest of Baldwin, held an auction sale of his perioral property Wednesday. We ave not yet learned what plans Mr, Ereizom and family have for the fu- ure. Mrs. Enoch Anderson and baby and we all wish her |boy, who have been spending the past home this week. \ John Engdahl of the Trygg com- will make their future home. The farm on which the John Bau- miller family have been residing was sold recently, Possession this This farm was owned by the ‘feature of the evening was a spelling| Election day dawned fair and Me ae Bre eon pet ee contest between the fathers and sons, |bright and one of the largest num- Berg, Mr. and Mrs. Fred W: r,|in which the sons were the winners. |bers of ballots ever cast was Mr. and Mrs, Emanuel Hintz, ali], good joint children of Mrs. Carl Jingling of} Schools No. 1.and No. Garrison, had a surprise party for|for Dec. 21. Mrs, Jingling on her birthday. A birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Christ shopping in Ward & same day. Sam Berg took two truckloads of by dinner. ' of Flasher if busy i Eponsote Ke large crowd of relatives gathered|the pre-school v. ii schoolhouse last Thursday was not, Saturday, Nov. 10th, being her 71st wrall atte Me dnised tat wae Newmiller | beneficial to those who did attend. he! motored to Bismarck to do their y the new Montgomery |tel Monday eveni Co, store, returning the|ing, who was Keating w: Tuesday and e Dr. Lorenzen was called to the ho-|nature Tuesda; to see T. F. Keat-| Mrs. Edith ly taken ill. Mr.|Frances of able polled combining |here. The votes stood two to one| it; . 2 is planned} for Smith with majorities given Mo all Nonpartisan candidates. The pro- the Leith Civic club | posed amendment was snowed under, | Lester clinic held at the/and John Monroe, sheriff, received a nice majority. Rev. Jacobson of Wilton was here | B; attending to matters of a business | Wing caller Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Schonert and] whether they reek were| wood or return home fter t the Rich-| their visit with Mrs. Johnson’s par- local candidate for | evening. at the Bert Glanville home Tuesday. Gottlieb Auch of John Mueller motored to Tuttle Monday. Tuesday. f Painted Woods | _ By MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown and Mr. two weeks in Bismarck, will return] and Mrs. Chauncey Cleveland called at the Wm. Brown home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Johnson left munity was a recent visitor in town. | last week for Lidgerwood where th Mr. Engdahl and family are leaving | will visit for a While. The: ty soon for Portland, Ore., where they| car and it is went by about 300 miles. The Johnsons are undecided yet as to will stay at Lidger- again r ents. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Erickson and baby and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erick- the new owners|son an son Ernest visited at the Andrew Nelson home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Albert Waddington | fret spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Waddington’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. i this me of attended the show at the londay evening, Nov. 5th. Chester Erstrom, who resides on al mock Tucieenm motored to Bis-|famil jondgy rhorni vicin- | fornig_ where they pend Grand ies vil out of Temvik Friday. Mr. Peterie of Linton w in Temvik Saturday. Mrs, Peach and children called at Braddock Wednesday to consult the doctor. Elsie Balloet is helping Mrs. Bohle for a few weeks. Mary Albrecht of Pollock, S. D., is visiting C. J, Albrechts. Rev. Brooks and Rev. Myers were business callers in Temvik Thursday. Mrs. Will Foell has left the hos- pital and will return home soon. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Sleobs were guests at C. A. Albrechts Sunday. Jacob Knoeple of Artas, S. D., was a visitor at the Ochener home last week, i Mr. and Mrs. J. Haidle and daugh- ter, Irene, visited relatives in Temvik the past week. Mr. and Mrs, Martin Lang of Mc- Clusky spent Saturday at the C. A. Albrecht home. Mr. and Mrs. Sayler and baby of Underwood are here visiting the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Schlect. Hendrix and Company have fin- ished remodeling their store and are going to have an opening sale Satur- lay. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nelson and Mr. and Mrs, E. M. Larvick were dinner guests at the S. G. Stedman home. Frank Foell, who has been a pa- tient in one of the Bismarck hospi- tals, returned home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. €. J. Enders and daughter were callers in Bismarck Saturday and returned Sunday . Miss Odel Venne is visiting rela- tives in Temvik. Mr, and Mrs, C. A. Albrecht were callers,at Henry Bielhimers Sunday evening. Miss Alice Sorenson, Miss Louise caller McCulley and Edgar Burchill of | j, Valley City were visitors in Temvik Johns were Regan callers Saturday. Sunday and returned Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schenken- lee Bismarck one day last week.|berger accompanied by Ethel Keen and Mrs.|and Margaret Schenkenberger spent Walter Newman and children visited Saturday in Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Pfaff accom- Tuttle was a|panied by Mrs. Matt Rieck and son, Walter, were visitors in Bismarck Saturday and Sunday. 5 Mr. and Mrs, George Nauman and , Mr. and Mrs. D. Calquhoun and daughter Luella, were dinner omits at the Fred Snyder home lay. Misses Alma and Lydia Huber, Lydia Albrecht, Emanuel Albrecht, Jacob and August Taxes and Bennie Burkhardt spent Sunday evening at George Huber’s of Hazelton. Sree WEEE OT ARO! Wing * By EDITH MUELLER Hoff-Jacobson Miss Bertha Hoff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hoff of Wilton, be- came the bride of Ben Jacobson of Wing, Wednesday, Nov. 7, at the Lutheran parsonage at Mandan. Rev. ling read the marriage - vows. ‘iss Lucille Nielson of Mandan and Bernard Jacobson of Bismarck at- . Wilkinson, Dan Tice, Siler ni ‘Clarice Tice left Ella Mueller spent Saturday eve- Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Brown and son and Sunday with Olive Hise at attended the show Monday | (28 and Sunday Edith tote and Mrs, Frank Erickson mo- Franklin called on Mrs. Joe| and dake and David Weber we yee were Baniey vis- lueller home, toe ee left for Portland, Cae real AE ne nak 8) a lep- pers home there. jumgart. house. coal to Regan for his brother Carl)the election as usual. Mrs. C. V. Anderson motored to| Mrs. Elsburg and Mrs. Ole Lille- home . fast week. The Civie club held at Mrs. E. J.| Bismarck Tuesday morning on a bus-| fjeld. visited st the ties srr and Mrs: Harry. Wonder’ and «st. aud Mrs. Wm. Wagner mo-|Lawfers on Wednesday evening was|iness mission. home Monday evening. Patty Lou of Regan were tored to Garrison, N. D., to visit|well attended and an interesting pro-| Mrs. Otto Hogue and children were| Arthur Damstrom is staying in ~end visitors at the Fred Cum- mrs, Weere’s mother. Te- was given. Paper, “Milk and | overnight visitors at the Basil Small | town while workingon the streets. | ber é. Thursda; yar Foods,” Mrs. R. W.|home y- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown visited} Mrs. Howard Glanville, daughter Mr. and w110. J. D. Meyer are the Sether; paper, (a) Do We Get What| Mr. and Mrs. Mareen O’Brien and with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown Sun-| Bernice, Mrs. Walter Newman and proud its of a son born Thurs-|We Pay cet Ae) Do We Be family of Bismarck were here Tues- ' children of Brainerd, Minn. and eas ee sesiuae ace Seen Desiee Mrs. JH. h. day stternose visiting fries. fad iver Erickson was a caller in Wil- pig A. 8. bd eet Satur- TB icher Mra. then entertained with | came to vote, here | ton Tuesday. funda; . F. Redington home Friday’ eve-|sevg Mgames which wera well re-|chort time ago. Mr. O'Brien is truck About ail of the people in this at the Walter Pailing home in Butte, : , te3 iriver for the Texaco company. vicinity cast their votes on election | N. D. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Berg and|' Claude Lackey and John Will were ‘Mr. and Mrs. Richard Borner were| day, the 6th of November. The} Mr. and Mrs, David Hein made a urday. Ernest Pfaff and Wyatt Walch of rich were visitors at the Muel- ler home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Johns left by car Friday for Crookston, Mii Faye Harvey and Ellen Reese at- tended church services at the Toliver schoolhouse Sunday. Mrs. Clyde Harvey, daughter La Verne and Opal visited at the Charley Johns home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Gust Olson visited at. the Ole Olson home near Regan Sunday. Lee Cumber left for Fargo Mon- day morning. While there he will be a guest at the Fred McNelis home. Mrs, Walter Newman and daugh- ter Lavona and son Dale of Brain- erd, Minn., arrived here Friday eve- ning to spend a week visiting with friends and relatives. Mrs. New- man was formerly Bertha: Wilkin- son of this community. Mrs. J. B. Glanville, and Mr. and Boss spent Saturday and Sunday in} CIVIC OFFICERS . SESSION LACKS RULED QUORUM North Dakota League of Mu- nicipalities Postpones Busi- ness Fargo, N. D., Nov. 15.—(®)— Lacking the necessary quorum, mem- bers of the North Dakota League of Municipalities were forced to Post-, pone all official business at the opening of their session today. Only 10 cities, one less than a quorum, were represented, Members awaited arrival of more delegates, hoping to get started off ficially later today. Those delegates present discussed means of bringing to the attention of nonmember cities the work of the league during the past two years of its existance. W. H. Shure, Fargo city attorney, discussing merits of the association, said: “Much has been accomplished in the way of legislation, and all cities have been saved thousands of dollars through enactment of new laws supported by the league.” Airport Law Suggested Mayor J. H. Dahl, president of the league, opened the morning session with a list of proposed new laws and amendments. Among the pro- ms was one giving cities per- mission to purchase and maintain fields for ‘aviation purposes; tho® cost to be met by general taxation or by issuing municipal bonds. Other recommendations included: “That provision be made for issu- ing funding bonds to retire certi cates of indebtedness and making provision for the levies for retire- ment of such bonds.” “Cities should be permitted to pay deficits in special assessment funds at such time as city may deem proper and prior to expiration of assessment period.” “Permitting cities to make levies to retire special assessment de- ficiencies in excess of the 14-mil limit for general purposes, and also for the city’s share of cost of spe- cial improvements.” “Requiring the state highway commission to maintain state high- ways through city limits, or least pay part of the maintenance! thereof.” “Permitting workmen's compensa- tion bureau to insure volunteer fire- men at request of municipality.” 4 “Requiring election of park board members every two years in place of one year, as now provided by statute.” “The workmen’s compensation statute should be amended exempt- ing cities from provisions of act un- less cities, by proper resolution di- tected to workmen’s compensation bureau, request that they be in. cluded under provisions of act.” “Cities should be permitted to pur. chase and maintain land within city limits for disposal of garbage and other refuse, and to issue bonds ir payment thereof.” Mrs. Ben Boss were capital city shoppers Saturday. : Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wagner of Tuttle were Sunday visitors at the Jake Hein home. [Little Knife | _ o By MRS. A. BIERIG Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Jacobs and children motored to Dodge Sunday where they attended Sunday School and church services, Mr. and Mrs. John Severts and children, also Mrs. H. Burgess, spent Sunday at the Arthur Bierig home. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Schaffner of Golden Valley motored to Hebron Tuesday where they met Mr. Martin and sold him a section of land which they owned in this vicinity. ir, and Mrs. Frank Goben mo- tored to Richardton Wednesday where they had a low shift put in their truck. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jacobs motored to Hebron one day this week, where Mr. Jacobs is ing plans to have the framework of his new basement. barn put up before real winter sets in. Don Peck and Matt Baseflug are shredding corn in this vicinity. Mike Beich is still busy hauling grain for the neighbors. C. Church had the misfortune of cutting his fingérs quite badly Sat- urday when he was putting in new glass in his car. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maerschbeher have a new sedan. Mrs. L. R. Woolery of this vicinity motored to Hebron on Saturday aft- ernoon to attend the political rally just for women, Frank Goben took hogs for J. A. Jacobs and Arthur Bierig, also some for himself to Dodge on Friday, where they were shipped by the as- sociation to the twin cities, TRAVELS LONE TRAIL Jacksonville, Fla.—(AP)—A. De Clark, Belgian horticulturist, dis- likes “tourist talk,” so he came to the United States as the lone pds- sehger on a freighter and plans to return home the same way. PANAMA OKAYS PACT Panama, Nov. 15.—(AP)—The National congress approved unan- imously at a first roading yesterday a bill ratifying the Kellogg-Briand pact renouncing war. A BIG BARGAIN A few practical fall and win- ter coats for school girls in sizes 14 to 19. The Agnes Hat Shop, formerly Neilsen Millinery. 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