The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 16, 1928, Page 9

————— a Sage a (a i 3 CAE ASU EA EY ROTEL amma te ta —— with My. Strand’s son, Norto1 id | Clear Lake family. © deca: Gerald motored to Regan Saturday. Mr. Ghylin also hung a storm door Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith and] phe tadies ai ‘ Maughter Mrs. John Carlson and lit-| Joe Cook etait mast ae ee tthe Albert Christensen home. Phyllis motored to Regan Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Ben Oren left Wed- | *fternoon. fries 1g) making their home at the Oscar the state to visit with Mrs. Oren’s Walworth home at present. They Callers in Bismarck Wednesday | soon, Wwere Christ Schoon, J. W. Beyer, Er-| Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ghylin and Shaffer, Leonard Beyer and Mrs.|Ghylin home Sun Henry Olson. Mrs. V. N. Monroe and son Steve two months in Bismarck and at the| home Wednesday. hospital has returned home much im-| Mildred Nelson was a Regan call- Mrs. Henry Olson was a business| Ray McCullough was a. Regan aller at Wing Thursday. calles Mra A . 4 sil ‘orgenson an il ily were callers at the Christ Schoon| Waugeman were overnight guests home Thursday evening. ca Tt Little Wednesday. | NEWS OF OUR.NEIGHBORS ee! Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin and son By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN for J. Little. tle Doris spent Tuesday evening at} Mr. and Mrs. Albert Little and pesdey morning for the northern part Mr. and Mrs, Ed Walworth are sister and family. ‘will move on the Ole Wold place nest Schoon, E. A. Van Vleet, Frank] son Gerald were guests at the Dave ry. Ole Slaatenhus, who spent nearly| were guests at the John Monroe proved. er Monday, Mr. afd Mrs. Joe Paulsen and fam-| Elizabeth Allen Morse, who received some Kolb was a Wing caller Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Burby Bailey and family left by car for Mason City, Towa, where they will make their future home. S. B. Olson was a Regan caller Wednesday. Ed Si treatments at the Bismarck hospital, has returned ‘home. Ole Slaatenhus called at the Albert Christensen and Frank Shaffer homes Thursday. Little Buddy Hargrave was absent from school Thursday afternoon and Friday due to illness. L. B. Olson was a Capital City Wisitor Thursday. Harold Hargrave ground some feed for Willie Olson and Albert Christen- pen Wednesday afternoon. - Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hargrave jwere business callers in Steele Wed- mesday. Mrs. Ingeborg Rasmussen and son Sam, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hargrave att cbt anne with Mr. jets Qiaetoes sll Little, and Barney Strand 3 Mr. and Mrs. Christ Selland have | ; i BETTE a fmoved on the Jens Stensdavold farm| Ravan. the highline from Wilton to north of Driscoll. ry " Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen spent Bute La ae * gost of » old-time resident of this vicinity, was renewing old ac- quaintances last week. It was rumored some time ago that Ed was married, but he says he still lives in hopes, irs. Carl Landerholm and daugh- ter Burnett, were visitors at the Nels Nelson home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Jordahl at- tended services at Arena Sunday. A. Kolb motored to Regan Friday. Guy McCoy, Joseph Cook, Gene ‘riday evening with Mrs. Hansen’s| yr. and Mrs. Harry Davenport rents, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Schoon.| were guests at the Louis Jorgenson Those who attended the opening of| home Tuesday. Montgomery Ward & Co. at Bis-} Lucille Johnson was an overnight marck Saturday from this vicinity - were, an a Tire will stiles, Me fae of Burnett Jacobson Wednes. end Mrs. Harold Hargrave and son| “Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little were din- Buddy, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaffer,| ner guests at the Paul Greenan home Mr. and Mrs. Joe Paulson, Miss Til-| Sunday. lie Schoon, Mrs. Henry Olson and children, Mrs. Alfred Olson, Mrs. | @——«——_____uuiuig ‘Ann Erickson, Mrs. Ingeborg Ras- Dodge ' mussen and son Sam and Mr. and|¢- Mrs. Ole Quale. | «ie Sy ae Henry Olson spent Sunday with By OLGA GROSSMAN his family, returning to Bismarck Monday to have his hand dressed. Mrs. C. N. Lee, who has been ill L. R. Olson was a Steele caller|in the Bismarck hospital for a few Saturday. a‘ weeks, returned to her home Mon- M. Webster, the veterinary from | day. Bismarck, was attending to some} H. A. Johnson of Hebron, this stock in the neighborhood a couple of | state, is a guest for a few days at the days last week. home of his daughter, Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Ole Newland and|Kling and family. family visited with the Budd Lund) Otto Bauman was transacting bus- family of Kidder county Sunday. iness in Mandan Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Olson took]! Mr. and Mrs. Nick Klee and daugh- Sunday dinner with Mz. and Mrs.|ter were guests at the home of Mr. Henry Olson. and Mrs. H. F. Trousdale Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaffer and! Hulda Grossman is assisting Mrs. daughter Vivian were Sunday callers | Jacob Lindaman for a few weeks. @t the Albert Christensen home. Mr. and Mrs. Soren Nordby and Mr. and Mrs, Malone and John|Mrs, C. N. Lee motored to Halliday Carlson of Regan spent Sunday at} Wednesday where the latter consult- ‘the H. A. Smith home. Mrs. Carl-|ed Dr. Law. pon and daughter returned home with| Jim Hanson of Goodrich, this state, them after a week's visit with her/was visiting friends apd relatives in parents. if Dodge Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Johnson and| Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Grossman and family called at the H. A. Smith|-con, Edwin, attended the services of home Sunday evening. the Pentecostal church at Beulah Mr. and Mrs. Christ Schoon were | Sunday. Bismarck shoppers Monday. Christ Entzel has purchased a new ae and eas bate Hassiaye and | car, Buddy motored to Steele Monday. Frank Siegel was a guest at the Mrs. Will Stiles and children vis-| home of Mr. and Mrs, Prank Tries fted Monday with Mrs. Henry Stiles Sunday. while Mr. Stiles went to Sterling. Ed Tscholfski was a passenger to Bf See ee Bismarck Saturday where he will ——— >. ah | take treatments in the Bismarck hos- j Rock Hill eS EY {| pital. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maxie and chil- dren motored to Werner Sunday where they were guests at tht home of Mr. and Mrs. ‘Edward Orin. Rose Sautner of Mandan is visit- ing for a few days at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gleich and Mr. and Mrs. Anton Wilhelm. Ludwig Helm, who has been farm- ing around McLaughlin, S. D., re- turned to his home Wednesday. Miss L. Johnson was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Bothner Wednesday. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Almindinger were passengers to Bismarck Tues- day where Mrs. Almindinger entered the Bismarck hospital. Mr. and Mrs, Lars Bothner and children, George and Johnny attend- ed the institute held at the Big Flat school. Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Huber and Sanehtee, Carolina, were ee J.|the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. r was given at the By RUTH LITTLE C. O. Kettleson and son Jennings motored to Bismarck Saturday. Alice ~ Walker went to Wilton Tuesday. Lee Bailey took her to Regan to take the train. She will have some dental work done while there, Lawrence Bailey is helping Clay- ton Little to haul hay and grind feed and get ready for ‘winter. | Phyllis Little spent Monday night with Hilda Naugeman. : Mrs. Mary Rasche and little daughter Shirley have moved to Regan where they will spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs, Martin Dore- tor will take charge of Mrs. Rasche’s farm and look after the chores. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nemetz and family were guests at the Feuling home ew 3 Mrs, M. F. Feuling and Mrs, F. Little clerked the election held in Rock Hill district on Tuesday. Ferdinard Wutzke is hauling coal to Arena this week. The death of Leonard Davenport’s infant child occurred last week. The child had taken a cold and pneumon- ia set in and it passed away Friday. The parents have the sympathy of this community. Mrs, Louis Jorgenson and chil- dren were Regan callers Saturday i - z morning. Revival meetings are being con- . C. Rasche and Pat Patton| ducted inthe M.E. Church every hhave been hauling grain to Regan, | afternoon and evening this week ex- Clayton Little hauled Harry Mc-| cept Saturday. Sunday there will Cullough’s household goods to Wil-| also be services at 2 p. m. and 7:30 ton Tuesday. The family will also| p.m. Rev. Mark S. McKie of Mich- leave for ‘Wilton to 8 the winter ean is preaching some wonderful there as Mr. McCullough and Rob-| sermons. ert are employed there. J. E. Tierney Spent Sunday in Bil- Mrs, Mabel Bailey and George mo-| marck visiting his family. tored to Regan Monday. Miss Beryle Johnson, who is at- The little son and daughter of| tending school in Fargo, spent the Clarence Kettelson were guests of| week-end at her home. their grandparents on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Ward and chil- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farley rif little| dren, Mrs. W. Titus and Mavis Ros- daughter motored to Bismarck Wed-| vold motored to Bismarck Sunday peraay. io canal a soar foe, Hoe ar vinited es Mabel Roar fe ittle girl. e is in, ng irs. Oscar Pederson irs. E. e, " J C. Ankrum visited school Wednes- Miss Mildred Nelson is soliciting| day. . for the Red Cross. She has almost} Mrs. Chas. Swanson sj ae iene . O, John- covered Bae Bi fopneh me day afternoon with Mrs, ie] son. eee uw Mr. and Mrs. Bill Loft and daugh- “He Diamond and pon, Wallaed nd spent Sunday at the Meyer! me, purchased at Ane Lindh Mrs, Clarence Olson is working in man Sunday at Beulah. A chicken sup) large crowd was present. The result as : By MRS. F. 0. JOHNSON home Sunday were Mrs. J. ¥. Littte,| Mrs. Bob Sharp raffled off Ruth, Phyllis, Clyde snd Virgel and| horsehi last week and Mr. Leo Albers got it for two cents. Me aad Nee a eens ag Go| tained. Bev, cad Mea. Geant oe and Dorie MeGe Mrs, K.| Rev. M. 8. McKie at dinner Tuesday run Kolb and son Andrew, Mrs. V. Mon- Toe and son Allen Tol- liver, “Mrs. Ole Olson and Pete Jacobson, Mr. and Mrs, Wheeler and family. 5 H. Taylor went to the coal mine| house, with two teams, vote last Mrs. Anna Strand and son Einar| M. J. personally, it was no surprise, motored to Bantry, N. Dak., to visit] as we never knew of him to. Catholic church Saturday evening. A | da; was $76.00. [ Driscoll } % e THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE SE DMITRI. take anything and lose out, and it is a credit to this community that Burleigh county may be represented at the next session of the legislature by a man like M. J. Olson, Jr. Steele By MRS. F. W. GRESS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shipley visited the corn show and shopped in Bis- marck Saturday. B. C. Bell has purchased the resi- dence formerly owned by E. A. Hoff- man and now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Laney and family. Commissioner John Storey re- turned Sunday ‘from a four days’ business trip to Minneapolis and other points. Rev. DeWitt Meyer of Mott vis- ited at the Methodist parsonage Monday. Delmont Chamberlair is employed at the new Ford garage. P. D. Wood spent last week help- ing to set up snow fences on trail No. 10 between Crystal Springs and Dawson. Lights were off a short time Thursday evening while connections were being made with the Hughes Electric company line at Bismarck. Steele is now being supplied from the Bismarck powerhouse. The —Woolse: threshing rig threshed some of Commerce Calkins’ corn last week. Mrs. Olaf Lindseth entertained the . F. M. S. Wednesday. About 25 ladies were present. Committees were Pence to arrange for the annual banquet. The Foye Mercantile company has had the roof of the new addition reshingled. Capt. and Mrs. Harvey Rolfe, who are in charge of the Salvation Army work in Grand Forks, visited at the Gress home Thursday and Friday. Mr. Tallehouge of Fargo visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jaynes Sunday. State’s Attorney Vinje made a business trip to Bismarck Monday. Fire destroyed all of W. T. Ross’s alfalfa hay and corn stacks Mon- day. The fire started from sparks from a freight engine. Mrs. Bailey and Viola spent Sat- urday in Bismarck. Edward Knelson spent the week- end as the guest of Paul Gress. The boys teach in neighboring schools in Tanner and German districts. The Whitman family left last week for California, where they will spend the winter. Miss Whitmore, who has been one of our most popu- , dren aitended the Norwe; Lu eran church near Sunday. |' Mrs. Kiovjord also visited friends > near Arena. jw Dee and Everett Bailey visited the, Olson home Sunday night. Phyllis Little spent Monday night with the little Hagerman girls. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Ghylin were} callers at the Dave Ghylin home Sunday afternoon and they called at the Roy Little home Sunday night. O. W. Klevjord, Miss Klevjord, Mrs. Klevjord and small son Conrad were dinner guests at the S. T. Jor- dahl home Monday evening. P. J. Jacobson was a business call- er in Bismarck Monday. Those who attended the skating party at Walker’s Sunday were Randolph and Julius Jordahl, Conrad Wilkenson, John, Daniel and Melvin Danielson, Ira McCoy and Lewie Gimble, ., Anna and Florence Danielson vis- ited Louise Walker while the boys were skating. Agnes Hanson visited with her aunt, uncle and cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ole Wold and family over the week-end. _Mrs. A. N. Strand and son Einar visited with her son Norton and fam- ean Bantry, N. D., over the week- end. Rts ilbeitd Notes—A large crowd attended the American Legion ban- quet at the Legion cabin in Regan Monday evening. Musical numbers were given by Mr. Christenson, Mr. Watkins, Mr. Erickson. Mr. Harry Rannestad accompanied by Mrs. Rannestad on the piano, Judge Burr from Bismarck gave the Arm- istice address, Pinecone | Glencoe - °o By MRS. LARS JACOBSON Election is past and to say the least it was an interesting one. It did not turn out to suit everybody, but then, no election ever did. The Farmers Union held their meeting at Baldwin Thursday eve- ning. Many of the local members attended. Reynard Spitzer returned home Thursday from a hospital at Bis- marck where he has been ill for some time. We are glad to hear he is much improved. Enoch Anderson and daughters Annette and Helen spent Sunday at Bismarck with Mrs. Anderson and infant son. Mrs. Ed Strandemo spent the week-end with her daughters at Mandan. lar teachers for the past five years, will enter California university at Berkeley to prepare for teaching in college. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hochhalter and family visited over Sunday with rel- atives in Streeter. Prairie fire in the Repp neighbor- hood Thursday was put out before it did any more serious damage than to burn off some hayland. The following named county of- ficers were elected last week: Super- intendent of schools, Hans J. Lee; sheriff, F. C. Bowerman; treasurer, J. E. Burton; register of deeds, Rich- ard Dodds; state’s attorney, Arne Vinje; county judge, Andrew Bay- asch, The Prairie Oil and Gas company has now drilled to a depth of 2,525 feet. Some trouble with the drilling last week made it necessary to pull up the eight-inch pipe, but the trouble was remedied and work is now going forward. Hollis Porter is now employed at the Ford garage. Mrs, Charlie Whitney and Mrs. Foye Harris entertained the Presby- terian Missionary society at the home of the former Tuesday after- Noon. Bessie Smith and Arthur Robin- son were married at Jamestown last week. Both are well known young people of this community. _————————, t Canfield OO | } By MRS. 4. F. GHYLIN Mr. and Mrs. John Moser were callers at the Joe Keifer -home Thursday evening. Doc. Thompson was called to the Dan Danielson home Wednesday eve- ning because of illness of Mrs. Dan- ielson. Dan Danielson was business caller Friday. Mrs. Joe Keifer called ori her mother, Mrs. Knutson, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little and son Norman called at the A. T. Ghylin home Thursday afternoon. Gerald Ghylin went home with them and spent the night. They brought him home Friday evening. Lucille Johns spent Wednesday night with Burnett Jacobson at the A. F, Ghylin home. Mrs. Harry McCullough and son Kenneth and Mrs. Jordahl were call- ers at the Dan Danielson home Fri- y. Mrs. A. F. Ghylin called on Mrs. Joe Keifer Friday. A. F. Ghylin done some carpenter work for the Lindsey Brothers Fri- a Bismarck vy. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin were callers in Wing Wednesday. They also attended the sale at the Oscar Kavonuis home south of Wing. S. L. Jordahl, and Randolph Gud- run were callers in town Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs: Paul Greenan and son Wesley were callers at the Ole ag home Wednesday and Thurs- Y. Mrs. Joe Cook and Mrs. Homer Taylor and children were callers in town Friday. Callers at the S . T. Jordahl home Sunday were, Clayton’ Little, Mal- colm Christenson, his daughter Betty Jane and son Junior, Olaf, Joe and Arnold Wold, Burnett Jacobs and Doris McCullough. Mr. and Mrs. August Lundber; and son and Mrs. Knudson were call- ers at the John Howe home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Spitzer and family visited at the Jake Spitzer home Tuesday. Verl and Paul Holden, Frank Murray and Frank Peterson were hunting ducks Sunday. Wednesday, Nov. 14, Chester Er- strom will hold an auction sale on his farm west of Baldwin. He has a nice bunch of Holsteins listed. Julius Johnson and Oscar Moe drove down from Minot early Sun- day morning to visit friends and relatives here but due to car trouble did not arrive until late Sunday eve- ning. They had to return to Minot on the bus Monday morning. Gust Larson visited with H. B. Thompson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Olson and daughter Grace of Bismarck and Mrs. Art Larson visited at the Con Johnson and Lars Jacobson homes Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Carlson and family | of Washburn were supper guests at Mrs. C. M. Jacobson’s Sunday eve- ning. H. B. Thompson and Ivan Holden have been hauling hay for Con #ohn- son the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Larson and baby spent Saturday in Bismarck on business, Mr. and /Mrs. Tom Morgan. mo- tored to Wilton Monday evening to shop and visit relatives. ——— ! Hampton .- 4 By ELIZABETH KOPPY , Harvey Tuttle of the Emmonsburg vicinity was here looking after busi- hess matters Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Koppy went to Fort Rice on business Friday. A number of young folks of this vicinity attended the dance at Hazel- ton Friday evening held in the Zirbe theater. A very nice time was had by all. Henry Knittel called on friends in Temvik Friday evening. Steve Koppy, Sr., accompanied by Miss Pauline Flegel, made a business tp to Solen Saturday. ‘rancis Chesrown called on friends in Linton Sunday. Theodore Yetter and son John of Linton were in this vicinity Sunday. The Misses Lydia and Esther Joeb, Esther Klaudt, Rhineholdt Fried and Bill Joeb were visiting at the Steve Koppy home Sunday evening. Henry: Knittel was a supper guest there. Paul Mausehund was a business caller in Linton Friday evening. He was accompanied home by his daugh- ter Hazel, who is attending h school in Linton. Dennis Casey of Gayton was in this vicinity Sunday forenoon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ohlhauser were visiting at the,Dave Joeb home Sun- day afternoon. Godfrey Grenz and-Louis Weber mere business callers in Temvik Mon- sy. Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Grenz and family were visiting at the Pete Isenbarth home of near Hazelton Sunday. . John Suverly, who is working at the Busby home, visited his parents at Livona Tuesday afternoon. *°' Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Kyes were callers in. Linton Monday afternoon, Mrs. McLean and son Clarence were callers at the Paul Mausehund home y. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mausehund and Mrs. McLean were visiting at the Henry Swanson has returned from the Bismarck hospital where he un- nt an operation for tonsils. Burnett Jacobson spent the week- end at the S. T. Jordah! home. Those from ‘ield who were down to Bismarck when the Mont- Ward & Co. Jordahl and daughter Gudrun and Doris McCullough, Mrs. Ole Olson and daughter Violet and P. J. Jacob- son, Mr.-and Mrs. Ed. Rasche children. Mr. and Mrs. Gust Olson and Mr. and Mrs. James Olson of Wing called at the Ole Olson home Sun- fr. and Mrs. Otto Larson of Wil- ton called at the Harry Davenport Klevjord and chil- Weller home Tuesday. Emil-Renschler of near Hazelton is assisting his father, John E. Rensch- ler with the work for a few days this week. Edwin and Theodore Renschler fae business callers in Temvik esday. i Jake Grenz of the Gayton vicinity ‘was a business caller at the Godfrey ned and Steve Koppy homes Tues- eve 4 i Godfrey Grenz was a business call- er in the Gayton vicinity Tuesday af. ternoon. Frank Beska and son of near Tem- ak ware bostness caltess at the Flere) home '. ir. and Mrs. Herman Jundt of Sioux county were in this vicinity Wednesday while on their way to » John rence home Thursday afternoon. here visiting at the Porter Umber home this week, also trying his luck at fishing. are busy hauling hay from the river bottom. Blingsby were out in the river bottom hunting Friday. Ball Friday. caller in Linton Friday afternoon. er in Temvik Friday. Mr. Grenz is busy building a poultry house. tine Doctor of Linton were in this vicinity Friday evening. They were accompanied back home by Miss Pauline Flegel who will spend the week-end with home folks. new flagpole has been erected at our school this week——The seventh grade had a physiology test Monday —acky Frost made his first ap- pearance one night. the next day by singing “Jacky Frost.”—The first and second grades completed their breakfast booklets this week.—The October tions have been removed and the No- vember decorations are being put up. iaiss_ islanche and Porter Umber! iting tricnds in tollock Sun- in Morford and son Law- were visiting at the Busby; Manley Fetterley of Braddock is Frank Chesrown and son Francis George Smith of Linton and Mike Ed _ Weller was a caller in Cannon Fred Burkhardt was a business Godfrey Grenz was a business call- The Misses Lydia Flegel and Chris- eet tassels te “$5 callers in Temvik|provd parents of a dear little baby girl who came to brighten their home Tuesday, Nov. 6, Mesdames Allen, Barton, Naaden, Long, Aarvis and Savaze motored to Linton Tuesday evening to attend the 0. E. S. meqting. Mr. and Mrs. Salhus and family left by auto Saturday for Beaudier, Sask., where Mr. Salhus’ has filed on_a homestead. Mrs. James Shepard of Michigan, N. D., arrived in Braddock Thurs- day evening to visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs, M. E. Ryan and other relatives. James Walsh of Bismarck spent the week-end visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Murphy. Emil Bibelheimer, who has spent the past four years in the Chevrolet. Motor works, Detroit, Mich., arrived home Tuesday to visit with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Bibelheimer. He came home by way of Washburn and brought his sister Rosie, who is attending school there, home with School Notes—Gayton, No, 2.—A We started out with him. Along with some friends he expects to leave soon for Los Angeles, Calif., where he will spend the winter. The ladies of Woodman Circle No. 11 met in the Siem hall Wednesday evening with a good attendance. In- stallation of officers was held, after which a nice lunch was served by Mrs. Hullett and Miss Juhola. The next meeting will be Wednesday eve- decora- f Braddock By MRS. E. F. SAVAGE Double Wedding—At the beautiful home of the brides’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. GC, T. Barton, occurred a pretty double wedding on Sunday evening at 6 o'clock. The contracting parties were Carl Spitzer of Napoleon and Miss Evelyn Barton and Harvey Beal of Kintyre and Miss Marion Barton, The Rev. Schagel of Hazel- ton officiated, using the beautiful and impressive ring service. Howard Barton, brother of the brides, acted as ring-bearer, carrying the rings in a daffodil. At the appointed hour to the music of Mendelssohn's wed- ding march, played by Miss Ruth Beal, the bridal party preceded by the minister and ring-bearer de- scended the stairs and stationed themselves in the parlor, and in the presence of 30 guests, all relatives, took the solemn vows that linked their future. Lowell Barton, a brother of the brides, acted as best man, and Miss Helen Sheer, a niece of Mr, Spitzer, acted as bridesmaid. The brides were charmingly gowned in orchid and green georgette with flowing veils to match and carried yellow and orchid chrysanthemums. he bridesmaid wore a delicate shade of yellow. Cut flowers and potted ferns lent the effect of beauty that was indeed indicative of good taste. Mrs. Reta Aavig of Mandan sang two beautiful and appropriate songs—“I Love You Truly,” and “When Song is Sweet.” Following the ceremony and after congratula- tions and good wishes had been ex- tended, Mr. and Mrs. Barton invited their guests to a bountiful buffet wedding supper. The many costly and appropriate presents received are evidence of the friendship and esteem in which the newly wedded pone people are held by the many ‘riends they have made during their life’s residence in this vicinity. The wedding occurred on the birthday of the brides’ father as well as Armistice Day. ‘ Amid the good-byes of the wedding guests the happy quartet left that evening for a short trip to the eastern part of the state. Upon their return, Mr. and Mrs. Spitzer will be at home on the farm of the groom’s father north of Kin- tyre, while Mr. and Mrs. Beal will reside in Kintyre. Friday evening, Nov. 9, Mesdames Vie, Shepard, Lesher, Zellmer, Ale bright and Button gave a shower in Siem’s htll in honor of Misses Eve- lyn and Marion Barton, who were soon brides-to-be. The hall was dec- orated very nicely and made quite home-like. evening’s entertain- ment consisted of social chat, games and a mock wedding which provided much amusement for the guests. Thirty-six guests were present. A delicate lunch was served by the hos- tesses and many words of congratu- lations and best wishes were given to the two honored guests. The aay received were many and beau- i iful. The Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. H. Albright Saturday afternoon. The hostess kept up her usual reputation of serving a fine lunch. Aid will hold their an- nual bazaar and serve dinner in the Siem hall Saturday, Dec. 8th. John Pailing, who passed away Monday, Nov. 5th, was born at Arena, Wis., in 1853, and in 1871 was married to Mary Thronson. In the same year ey. moved to Clear » Ia., where five girls and one boy were born. The mother died in 1902, also one sister passed away. The remaining children are Mrs. R. H. Corey of Braddock, Mrs. J. Band, and Mrs. E. E. Glanville of Wing, Mrs. F. Grims of Clear Lake; Ia., and Walter Pailing of Butte, N. D. There is also one sister at Forbes and two brothes at Clear Lake. Mr. Pailing was in an automobile acci- dent at Wing about three years ago and had been in poor health ever since. He had been with his daugh- ter, Mrs. R. H. Corey of Braddock for some time and at whose home he passed away. Services were con- ducted Thursday morning by Rev. Locker of Napoleon and two beauti- |" ful hymns were sung by Mesdames Locker and Long. The remains were taken to Clear Lake, Ia., for burial. Mrs. Ed Allensworth and Miss Marjorie Bannifolk of Britton drove here Friday evening after Miss Ida Johnson to spend the week-end at her home. Eldon Sempel and Max Wilcox | hor drove over from Selfridge Thursday. Eldon has sold his restaurant busi- ness at to Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Henry. Superintendent C. Jenkins of Lin- ton was a Braddock caller Monday afternoon to locate a solicitor ‘unds the Milner, S. D. ace com] him to South Dakota. angelic’ ‘uss vind pool bana Wednesday for a cou visit with Mr. and Mrs. = Lachlan. They also spent a day shoppi in Valley City, returning ning, Nov. 21, Mrs. C. G. Barton and two daugh- ters, Evelyn and Marian spent Wed- nesday in Bismarck shopping. Ten of the members of the Ep- worth League motored to Linton Wednesday evening to attend the Epworth League rally of this dis- trict. They all report a good time. S. J. King of Bismarck came down Wednesday and took Mrs. A. R. May back with him to spend the winter in Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. MacLachlan of Urbana drove to Braddock Satur- day evening to spend the week-end with home folks. Sunday afternoon accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Savage. They went to Bismarck and visited with Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Shepard and My. and Mrs. J. A. MacLachlan. —_—_—_—_—_—_—__—_ | Menoken | By MRS. JENNIE DANCE _ George Duray of Manchester, Ia., is here looking after his farm north- west of Menoken, Miss Nellie Dance gave a party Friday afternoon at the Welch Spur school in honor of the seventh birth- day of Irene Madland. A luncheon was served. A large number from here attend- ed the Montgomery Ward & Co open- ing in Bismarck Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Abelein and children, Miss M. Berg were dinner ae at the A. C. Dance home Sun- lay. Mrs. Ralph Andree and two sons who have been staying at the home of Mrs. M. E. Funston, have now moved to Bismarck. Miss Ruth Kamphaugh, Miss Ruth Heller, and Miss Gertrude Ness spent Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holmes. Mrs. Park Wood and Mrs. Otto Ayres were: hostesses at a party Thursday at the Ayers home. Twenty ladies were present. A de- licious luncheon was served at the supper hour. A large number attended the dance at the Lockwood dance pavilion Sat- urday night. Quite a few from here attended the auction sale at the Charlie Snyder farm Monday. Mrs. Otto Ayers spent several days with her sister, Mrs. Carl Ja- cobson, who is quite ill at her home in Bismarck. The pupils of Miss Ruth Kam- phaugh were the losers in the sub- scription contest: They entertained the winners at a costume party Fri- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Ebling and family and Henry Ebling motored to Bismarck Saturday afternoon visit- ing at the R. L. Dralle home. [Estherville ' By MRS. ROY LITTLE Among the callers in Regan Tues- day afternoon were Mrs. Ole Wold, Olaf Wold, Mrs, Anna Knutson, Ol-| iver Knutson. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davenport were visitors at the Leonard Daven- port home Tuesday. Mrs. A. H. Lundberg alled at the Uhde home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greenan and son Wesley and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Elkins and daughters, Dolores and Beverly, were visitors at the Ole Wold home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ghylin at- bended. a sale south of Wing Wednes- y. Mr. and Mrs. Earl* Mowder and George Mowder were Regan callers Wednesday afteynoon. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCullough and daughter Barbara were Sunday din- ner guests at the Pete Mickelson home, ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Elkins and daughters Dolores and Beverly were Sunday visitors at A. McCoy’s. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Davenport passed away Saturday morning at their home. Death was caused by pneumonia. Burial was held at the Regan ceme- tery Sunday afternoon. Mr. and » Alvin Ghylin and son Gerald were Sunday visitors at the Dave Ghylin and Roy Little homes... Mr. and Mrs. Sheffie Bailey and doctor was called from Wilton to see her, and at present she is getting along nicely. Mrs. Harry Davenport visited with Mrs. Dan Danielson Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little and Mrs. Earl Mowder called at the Dan Danielson home Wednesday eve- ning. Tom Hollingsworth’s of Wilton were Thursday evening visitors at the Wm. Mickelson home. Alvin Ghylin did some work et Lindsey’s Friday. ki Earl Mowder called in Regan Fri- jay. Mrs. Anna Strand and Einar mo- tored to Bantry, N. D., Friday where they will visit at the Norton Strand home, Among the callers in Regan Satur- day from here were Earl and George Mowder, Dan Danielson, Uhde’s, Harry Davenport, George Mickelson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mickelson. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Larson of Wil- ton were Sunday visitors at the Harry Davenport home. eS | Trygg | By ELSON Otto and Alice Swanson motored to Bismarck last Saturday on a busi- ness mission. There was_no_ school in Trygg school No. 1 Tuesday on account of election. Mr. and Mrs. G. F, Nelson and family and M Kruger left Wednesday morning for Wadena, Minn., by car to visit Mrs. Nelson’s mother and step-father, Merman Ehrke, who trician in the el there for the last y sister, Mrs. Albert Ludke and fam- ily, at Sebeka, Minn., miles from Wadena, and Mr. Nelson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Potter, and sister Mabel, and three brothers, Leon, Barney and Howard, who all stay with Potter’s at Park Rapi hey will stay a week or 10 depend- ing on the weather. Charlie Reyn- olds is doing their chores during their absence. Gladys Nelson was an overnight uest last Saturday with Lillie the head elec- etric light plant iras. Clifford Stillwell is employed at the Heaton ranch near McKenzie. John Kruger made a trip to a local coal mine Monday after two loads of coal. Edna Fred transacted business in Bismarck last Saturday. hear the Fred family will move this fall. They resided at the Charlie Trygg place. ‘A number from this community attended the auction sale Monday, the 5th, at John Keefer’s on Rem- ington’s place, known as the Mc- Dougal farm. Martin Tooker made a trip through her Monday to the Backman coal laine to get coal. John and Elsie Kruger were call- ers at the G. F. Nelson“home Wed- nesday morning. Helen Rue came home from Regan school last Friday to spend the week-end at her home here. Pearl Nelson came home from the Naughton school last Friday to spend the week-end with her fam- il ly. Englebert Tuft, who came from Weyburn, Canada, last Sunday, stayed at the Lundin home last week and visited with friends. Joe and Willie Jiras assister the Brown brothers th resh Monday. Joe hauled grain with the truck for them. Benny Nelson has been visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nels Nelson, the past week. Bud Nelson motored to Wilton Tuesday looking after business in- terests and visited with Mr. Nelson’s sister, Mrs. Lawrence Stalks. Mr. Stalks is employed at » W'l‘on coal mine now. He plans on ...oving on a farm in the spring. Henry Strom made a trip to a lo- cal coal mine Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Nelson, Gerald a..d Gwendolyn and Charlie Reyn- olds motored to Wilton Tuesday night looking after some business. Marion and Clarence Scott are hauling gravel near Wilton. Marion t~.asacted business in Wilton Tues- day night. Mrs. Harry Davenport motored down to the Leonard Davenport home Sat- urday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mickelson were Sunday guests at Pete Mickel- son’s. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hollings spent Sunday at the Pete M me, The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the American Legion gave a supper in the Legion cabin, Monday evening, Nov. 12, for the Legion ladies and their families. There was also a dance Bie she pane End con’ Lyle: Ean Mi son ri Oow- Be fie aad Mra oy Little lin was an it Tittle house Tas, Mrs, Alvin Ghylin called on Mr. and Mrs. Kites Petes Danielson me ' irs. was taken E. Renschler..and son Emil| Mr. and H. K. Junge are the.| seriously ill Wednesday.evening. The] Hazlegrove po! Charlie Reynolds made a trip to Wilton Wednesday and took up a car A. C. Wilde purchased from G. F. Nelson. Ean ares J Arena | o By MRS. 0. McINTYRE Jake Berg and family, who have resided on Mrs. Mary Gillet’s farm the past year, moved to their new home the first part of the week. Jake has purchased the farm and ex- cts to make it their future home. it was formerly the old Christen- son place. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Sattler and lit- tle daughter were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Sattler Tuesday. Owen McIntyre spent Sunday look- ing for some stray cattle. Mr. and Mrs. George Guldberg and daughter Marcella and_ sons Orris and Laverne of Hurdsfield and Ike Darling of Henry, S. D., were din- ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Klagenburg Sunday. Phillip Webber, Bluch Wagner, Adolph Webber, John Wutzke and Elmer Perry served on the election board in Phoenix township, Tuesday, the 6th. Laverne Guldberg spent Wednes- day and Thursday visiting friends in Hurdsfield. Mrs. Owen McIntyre and son and Laverne Guldberg were business call- ers in Arena Monday. Miss Esther Glanville spent the week-end with relatives in Wing. Miss Opal Grey visited her par- ents over the week-end. Ed. Smith left Thursday morning for different parts of the county to do some more collecting. Bluch Wagner and Ben Klagen- burg were transacting business in Tuttle Monday. Bluch went down with the intention of bringing home @ new car, but he and the dealer didn’t agree, so Bluch still drives the old lizzy. @|grain to Arena Wednesday. fr, and Mrs.| q, rs, also her! in a number of years, every Med voting but two. Mr. and Mrs, R. FP. Kennedy of Covina have still re tained thele residence here, voting by absent voter’s ballot. Mr. and Mrs, Jake Sattler and Mrs, E. E. Sattler motored to Biss marck Friday to transact some busi- iness and also visited Mrs. Adam Haas, sie ne a patient at a Bis- marck hospital. Bert Glahville and Dean movee ‘ Cate oy purhased to their ome Saturday. Bluch Wagner motored to Bis- marck Wednesday to take in the election returns, also stayed over one day to take in some of the corn show. Chris Wolf and daughter Helen io hauling grain to Arena Mon- jay. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Drum and daughter Alice and Mrs. Ed. Pond were shopping in Wing Wednesday. Mr. ard Mrs. Bert Glanville and s.1 Harold were in Wing on Wed- nesday. Francis and Ed Smith were calling at the McIntyre home Tuesday. Ray Hazlegrove hauled a load of Mrs. Ruth Lambert and Mise Madge Runey, county su 5 ent of schools, was out through this vicinity Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Duncan and family of Goodrich were guests at the Drum home Saturday. McIntyre Brothers were transact- ing business in Goodrich Wednesday afternoon. They recently purchased three purebred Chester White They brought these home Ws - jay. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Sattler and daughter were guests at the Kraft home Thursday evening, Ben Klagenburg, Ed and Francis Smith were dinner guests at the Mc- Intyre home Wednesday. Ed also had a load of feed ground there the same day. Dean Glanville trapped two skunks the past week and f eels very proud over the capture. Mrs. Harry Ulfers visited school y afternoon. Tues ‘i Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kraft and son Andrew motored to Wilton the first part of the week. Mr. Kraft had some dental work done. Thomas Ryan of Schrunk towne ship called at the McIntyre home Wednesday. Walter Stark was a caller at the Ha and Payseno homes Tuesday after some pine wrenches to pull up his pump with, wt Jerald Payseno was a dinner guest at Allen Frazier’s Tuesday. Harold and Dean Glanville were guests of Buddy Frazier Tuesday. W. H. Starck was a business call- er in Bismarck the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs. John White and family of north of Tuttle were din- ner guests of Mr. and Mrs, Ben Klagenburg Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Bailey and family were guests at the Cook home in Canfield township Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Klagenl and Mrs. Anna Klagenburg and Ike Dare ling motored to Henry, S. D., Tues- day morning to visit relatives and friends. They will also visit around Bryant and Arlington before com- ing home. Mrs. Mary Gillet of Bismarck was a guest at the Tees home Sunday. Raphael, Anna Laurie, and Mar- garet Helen Klagenburg will stay with their aunt, Mrs. Owen MelIn- tyre, while their parents are gone on their trip to South Dakota. A couple of game wardens who claim to be from Lake Williams were around Twin Lakes and other local points Sunday picking up inno- cent parties and minors who were carrying guns without a license. They must have found a good busi- ness as they had no less than eight guns in their car. By HELEN MARCHANT Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Sperry were Bismarck shoppers Wednesday. Adam Klein was a Wing shopper Wednesday. a R. G. Marchant an danghe Irene and Marjorie and son ot attended the dance in the Wing Thursday evening. John Khei is doin, some carpenter work at the Wm. week, Anton Novy and Thomas Ryan called at the Joe Novy home Tues- day evening to listen to the radio. Herman Nieters built a chimney for Wm. Ryan Thursday. i Me end. Mrs. ple Witt were oodrich shoppers Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ryan and fam- ily called at the John Skei John Witt is hauling coal for R, yan home this Tuesday evening. G. Marchant. Adam Klein attended the Shaffer auction sale Friday. Thomas Ryan culled at the Owen McIntyre home Wedne: 5 Mrs. Odin Klein called at the R. G. Macrient home Friday. ommy Ryan was in Regan after. lumber Wednesda: family Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Witt and culled at the Christ Wentz home Sunday afternoon. Andrew Neiters got a load of lum- ber from Wing Saturday. Mart Hindbouch attended the: show in Wing Satara, 4 Tommy Ryan. Anton Novy: were callers at the Herman Neiters: home Sunday. i J. E, “Vitt a nd H. L. Marchant ate) tended the show at Wing Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Seibel and si ter, Mrs. Christ Wentz, were Bis- marck shoppers ee Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Witt and son Gustaph and daughter Esther and| Sit Ae tasiny oat ‘ing shop) Mrs. Christ Hein left for Canada’ Thursday wi -re she will visit fs and reenren for the following two] weeks, Louis-Novy was in Wing Saturday | after a load of coal. a . A fair-sized crowd att sale at the Fred Koch farm ~ Ray Hazlegrove was a_business| Everything caller at the John Hawkins farm north of Tuttle Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray were Mrs. goers at the Hazlegrove home Tues- anne hed A ae Laver rg made a iness trip to Goodrich Tuesday. ° Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Drum and daughter Alice and Ed Pond were dinner guests at the McIntyre home Tuesday. Jake Sattler and Bert Glanville served as judges of election, Mrs. bral Glanville and Adam Haas as eine renee eal, 8] in ‘ove . oiled ‘the largest