The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 22, 1928, Page 6

October 2, 1928 Board of Met pursuant to ad. all Commissioners, Swanson, loynier, Fricke and Will were i ent. Moved by Beconded by Comminsioner at the minutes of the August ing be approved as rea Commissioners Swanson, Sodcr, Bier, Fricke and Will voted ay. of Peter Schant d abatement of the In penalty of tax for on Auditor's Lot 1 of Se was 8-89 be cancelled, roved Prstoved F 1 Commixsioner im ° On roll call Comm: Swa Will voted aye. M by Commiasioner hy Commissioner Bo: adjourn m. 8 E ol parcel delivery Dr. A. OM. Fisher, | ‘serv sioner of Insanity ervices on ins son ine services as jail m Lein “Motor work Amiel Piepko Byron } N. Ww ron Company, repair , entling w tal exchange Bell Tal. Company, tolis telegrams iv ‘and : ‘ Suby, for running ma Toilet tal ning county m rvic Station, supplies Lomas Ol Company, supplies. . John Elness, maintaining... 1 Powers, for running rocks, eight days John — Power: county gt Modern for running ler. chine Works, sup: supplies . Geo. W, Hedrix, r HB. Arnold, for run: ning en- gine, six days .... 4 marck publishing and supplies... Mrs. Geo. Ashlock, aid tor Braden children : Clara Walgren, mother’s pen- sion . ; . i Eva Fi Ethel ‘Tri a pensi Isher, moth: Kensrud, mother's pension .... ‘ f Peaiher Thayre, mother's pen- sto Katherin pension Extension Division, ‘State lege Station, to’ salary a expenses of county agricult- ural work in Burleigh Rollin Welch. ‘sheriff, lleage and sum- Delaney, "mother's AL CL Jord road work. askes, mother’s pens miles ein Sep- mi for tember real MK ge in fons for September. . Dray Line, bawling inal ashes. Ellen Jensen, George Mrs. Marie pension. Atkinson, ty surveyor for Btandard Onc en ee Daginar “itickert, Sinclair Refini FO. 5 a G, L. Spear, Co. ‘and box rent. iG. Lb. “Spear, «stamped envelopes trict court oo... 0... { Sinclair Refining Co. supp 1G. L. Spear, Co. Treas, witness 4 certificates . Russell Powers, road grading work ve t Quick Print, Inc. supplies ¢ Northwestern Stamp Works, t muppiies e Standard oii plies t City of Bismarck, Louls Olson, helping. on engin: P Driscoll Township, poor relief. rT Bi Oil Company, P ni plies .. ny Underwood Typewriter B twelve black. record ribbons £ prendara Oil Company, sup- e: tg Plies Hammond & Stephens, two teO "dred. manila envelopen, HAG, Inaminger, box rent i, ai plies... mington Rand | Busines ervice, Inc., 8 d su A. H. Lundberg, suppl at memance momely per C for dis- in Company, ‘sup- sup- hun: Proles ........ ee Oscar Kavonius, care of Pihinia na ; ed Roberts, care of El- Company, inty Health Offi county Hea ight Prati Col month of September ........ ige Runey, visiting schools, alte eee Fran! 5 . Bigs tex pants of Sestembs mon! ptem| nit Laundry Company, County Commissioners | Journment. On roll Soder, ‘ommissioner Swanson. Fricke, On roll call ri until broad: — + 150,00 F. EB. McCurdy, pensen FG. Severtuon, hold-up inxura Hoxkina-Meyer Pliew general ex- 4.22 96.19) 2.70 premium ‘on pres: mpany, sup: meet * Rains, witnorn fern. vt Warren, witness fren Pet. Or Compar nesn for Henry © Moy- Company e. fe 2.30 : | ‘Company r the ‘ap: wford, w | ’ 100) ricke Jones, witness feex and tha Re. : 4.00 dworth, witness fees and ty 8.30 105.97 120.70 Lignite coal for court house | Marcovite ery, | \ M 20.90) groceries rig x 15.00 for care of Bllza- 17.13 4.30 12.00 24.40 3440 ty ¢ 16.80) 2.00] Victor county 11.00 Burlet A. Osborne. At two th for the season of 1928 and 1% advertisement were opened. ator Company, Minneapol nexota, 1 lze, $3.70 per, inch siz : Wachter Bixmarek, > Dakota $8 rineh sia nite Coal Compan Dakota, lump size, that or Burleigh or the season of arded to Wachte y being the next lowest bid- Upe . Moye 1 voted 106.30 Swanson 4 41.50 26.20 12.50 ay: The following bids for road work on Falconer Hill were opened. Bid of Ww: earth e > per_cuble $1.88 per yard. Bid of t. earth exeavation, twen- cents ($.28) per vard, gravel, r yard. Bid of Wm. B. Fal- earth excavation, thirty-five 4.35) per yard, gravel, $1.20 per Fricke, missioner Soder, that that the work ®n wn as Falconer Hill be ervision of George F. Wil, chairman o} gall Commixstos Moynier and Fricke Commissioner Will 46.60 16 1 619.21 cone! centa ( yard. ‘coved by Commissioner nded by Co: 15.00 vo Di The report of Fred § ter of Deeds, for fees col . approve Soder, sec- . that 9:30 o'clock a. On roll call all 15.00 25.00 30.00 35.00 . October 3, membera voted a October 3, 1988 ned with all members joved by seconded by Com the application of Ge: torney, for an adjustment o: on the Blamarck Bank considered. Roll call, Swanson, a Sode: Moynier, + Friel Application of Geo. br abatement of taxes on k Bank building = a taxation ing be re eport of the Register of Deeds for the month of July approved, Report of Chas, Fisher, clerk of court, for the month of July app motion the Boara 0 m. October 8, 1928 avened 8 Journment. On roll call all mem! were present. Application of | F for 2.00 25.00 5 DI a reduction of , tax seven and elght FR) in bloc anty-nine (79) of Wil rejected. for retu 34.50 25.00 tax on Southeast rthwest quarter Northeast Quarter Quarter (NEYSW) and three (2 and 3) of eighteen (18F, Township one forty-four (144), Range se: e (15) for the year of 192 not ropped, was proved. Application of Mrs. cey R. Jennings for cance’ personal tax for 192 4 wi E. 128.50 17. 1g to app Rice, fora reduction ot 80. per gent in valuation of Sterling Rural lephone Company, the same being valued higher than other lines o this kind, was approved. Application of Karl KE. Johnson for a rfund of 1 on the 1927 tax, it being a axsensment, was approved. T RESOLVED, that the Notice SJof General Election’ to be held on ‘Tuesday, the 6th day of Novemt double BE I aye; Swanson, aye, ction Precincts cinct No. 1, Wild Nose Township, pt Lots 3 & 4 In Section 4, ull of fon 6 and all of section 7, Lot 4 in section 8 and all of section 18-137- 75. Vote at School House No. 1, Ins spector—Chairman of Township Board of Supervisor: Precinct No. 2, Long e Town. ship, 187-76, and lots 3 & 4, in section all of section 5, 6 and 7 and let 4 in section & and all of section 18 in Townshin 127-75, vote Moffit nshin Ro 450 9.99 28.85 472.49 00 123.64 21.60 9.00 22.89 8.16] + $16) cor—Chairman of Towns! ip Roard of Malfar Townchin Thana. court Rasemetin Arn raked haven art Rica Townskin house, Tn In Townehin wheal house. Tnspec- Deasinet No. 4 7.78, ynte mt an — Proninet TAR-RO. vats L Annla enake Tows- rate nt gohan} hevna, Tne Township v Pracinet 9. Pavd Townrehin, 128- Te vate mt maant havag, Trenantae. Mileage 40)7 . now de-| Frene ; | {xsioners ngon, Soder, Moynier, Fricke and o'clock | § [of Fifth St. south of the te 7 | Addition, pwaship | Precinct Naughton ‘Town. ship, 140-79, at school house No. 1, Inapector—C' n of Township Board of Precinct No. 22, Frances Township, 140-78, vote at West school house. Ins of Township ley Butte Te school house No. man of Township rx, Christiania Town- ard of Stpervis Precinct No. ship. 149-76. vote at school house No Inapector—Chairman of Township Bonrd of Su Precinct Ni r Lake Town- rool house No of Township Board of Sune ri net No, Township, Tn: | hip | fF; 1 Tnspec: | » Board of 1st spector Chairman rvisors, recinct ‘owneh whship Ti Suver Cromwell Townslip, D1 homme. Insn h of Townebtp Boar 111- ' Crofte Townshin, wn Hall in) Bald- thairman of Town- shin Board of Sunervisors , Precinct, No 31 hip, 141-80, vote Glenview ‘Township. of Township Boi ard of Su- Painted Woods vote at school —Chairman of| vi | ni ‘Township, 112-80 & 81 houxe No. 1." Tnapector Township Roar t No whieh incl South and Langhorne) vc No. 1. Inspector- rd of Sup Wilton, at school irman of Town visors Ghylin’ ‘Township, i pool house No, 2. Ine sector — Chairman of Towuship Board of Supervisors Precinct No. 95, Rock Hill Township school house No, of Township Ving ‘Township, of Wing), vote at 1 1a school house No. man of Town: jairmi pervixors, Precinct No. 38, 5, vote at school ho. Inspector---K net No. Phoenix Township, eon sece ner. ichmond Town- hool house. In- spector—K Precinct No. 142-77, vote at . Canfield Township, School house No. of Township Inspector—Chairms Board of Supervisors, Precinct No. 42, Grass Lake Town- at school house No. Chairman of Township 1, Tnp Board Township. use No. U n of Township Sehrunk ‘Towns! : hool house Inspector—Ch of Towns Board of Supe Precinet Ni Township, 14 No. Lake ol house of Town- Florence t azel Grove Town ship, 144- at school house No, . _Inspector—Chair of Township Board of Supervisor: Precinct No. 48, all that part of the ‘irat Ward west of the ce fth to center line of and North of the Township at North Ward school house. tor——J. L. Kelly rst Ward weak of the cente: St. and North of Leow. Titth . Ine tor-—L._¥. Preeinet No. part of the Second Ward we: center line nship line and north of the renter line of Broad- st of the center Mne of Vote at Will school house, HW. B. Shearn. ». 51, all that paw of the west of thecenter line south of the townshin nter line of erview v St. of Stcond line and norih of the Broadway and vote Bloc building. Preeinet Third W. 1 of Fifth St. to the Fighth St. ond north of the Ine, vote at High School. Ins Harold Griffith Precinct No. Third Ward ea: hth St. and n Mne, vote, Richholt syector—Carl Koaitzky. Precinct No. 54. Fourth W: ‘ity of F 1 3. all that part of the of the center line of rth of the township school. In- eat of the center and south of the center line of Broad- way, vote at Covelin's garage. In- Spector. Julius, Precinct 3 . Fifth Ward, all that part of the City of Bismarek, west of the center lino of Fifth St., and south of the center line of way, vote at the Chamber of Cor ce, In- spector—J. A. Kohler, Precinct No. 5€, Sixth Ward, all that part of the City of Bismarck, south of the townshin Hne, east of the cen- ter line of Fifth Street to the center line of Ninth Str d north of the center line of Br y. vote at the Fire Mall, Inspec 7 Sixth part of the City of Bismar. the township line Mne of Ninth Stree opt nasium of 8t. y ol. tor—Richard Penwarden, Precinct No. 58, shall consist of al! that territory within the incorporated limits of the Village of Regan, located in towuships 7 id 142-78, vote at school hot Inspector —rresident 6 Precinet 9 i: I consist of sec- tons 1, 2.3, 10. 11 and 12 of Township 142-80 and ection 6-1 which in- eludes South Wiltor in, Lang: horne, vi Inspec E Preein, n that territory within the incorporate Umits of the villaee of Wing, Iecated in Township 142-74, vote at Wing hall in Wing. Insvector—B. W. Graham, President of village board. On roll call all commiscioners pres- ent voted aye Moved hy Commisgioner Swanson, consist of all seconded by Commissioner Fricke, that the board adjourn to meet on November 13, 1 ‘at 10 o'clock a. m. Ay ISAMINGER. Auditor Burleigh County, North Dakota, ed Chateman of Township Board of S: Peasinet No, 10. Taran Towscht> 38-77, vots at rehool hours Na. 4 ot Townshty ei Prerinet Na, 11, Taft Townshin, 128. vata ct eahant havea Sao Tne smector—Cha'=man of Township Boart af _Sumaevir. Pracinet 1% Thatma Tomnchin ARATE Vath pe pohant haven, Inemnae sam—ehnipman of Townchin Board of Srmaretanes, Peastnat No, $2, Netacall Masnchin 240-78, vate at tree hell in Netesat, Inahastoe—chaieman of Townsh'n Paard af Sunerylenen, Praainat No. 14 Starting ownehtn 199-78 vinta At aekont hangs in Star. Une, Tranantan—chatrman of Town- shin Tanrd nf Snes ainean Tnenertar—Chateman of Raard of Sunerv'enre, Proninrt No, 16. Menatcan Tawnehin, 199-78, vote at Rohan! hones ty Wo oken, Tnenectar—Chetemoin of Town- abin Roard of Renepvtenre, Precinet No. 17. Gibhs Townshin, Si or Gh Rice hates ‘ airman of: Township Bonrd of Bundpvino Hav Cree awn. inet No. 9, shin, AE -AUSL. piin ot ocbnsi deren ba ot Townshir Inspector—Lee San- No. Rurnt c Town: vote at re old school. in- ! Ghylin j a ee By ELLA KRAUSE Marvin Alm was one of the musi- cians who played over KGCU at Man- dan Friday. The folks around here all tuned in, and pany say it was very good accordicn music. Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Englebretson were Regan callers Saturday after- noon, Reuben Krause worked for Si mund Rupp Thursday, Friday and Saturday of last week. They were busy hauling hay. Paul Rupp spent the week-end at his home southwest of Regan. Paul Rupp goes to high school at Bis- marck, Richard Adams works for EF. J. Englebretson, Earl Davis was a Regan caller Thursday afternoon, _ Wilbur Noon called ‘at the Nels Alm home Thursday evening. ‘i day, Nov. 18th, 1.| day. _| day. Precinct No, 49, all that part of the } hd norts of the | Ui) house that he purchased gyin- THE BISMARCK TRIBUN’ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1928 and Mri ig. Rupp are the grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nels Alm and fam- ily were at the Chas. Noon home Sunday, north of Wilton. Mrs. August Krause is a patient at the St. Alexius hospital at Bis- merck. John Howe from celler in Regan and Sunday afternoon, Ted and Mary Hochhalter were! callers at the J. Krause home Monday evening. i. J. ainglbretson left early Sun- day morning for South Dakota where he will visit friends and rela-| tives. He expects to return the lat- ter part of the week. | Richard Adams will work for E. J. Englebretson during his absence on the farm, Mr. and business ¢: mare ‘anfield was a} Rupp home s. Fred Ehnes were| ; in Baldwin and Bis- d nd M a birthday party home Saturday. Ella Krause will return to her home Saturday. She has been work- ing for Mrs. Englebretson the past month, John and Bill Di gan callers Satur Herb . Folmer Sig Rupp. attended] at the Ed Rasche vver were Re- afternoon. son Tommy and were ciflers at the Elmer Folmer home Thu The Li of Mrs. 21st. Mr. anc Mrs, Chas. Magnuson are| the parents of a baby boy born Sun-| day afternoon. Aid met at the home . Pupp Wednesday, Nov. ie Hilda Krause was a Regan caller Monday a ‘noon. Barney Fisher was hauling barley from the John Keifer farm to the KE, J. Englebretson farm Monday. da Ehnes was assisting Mrs. J. Thum with hotel work Monday while Mr. Thum was a business call- er in Bisma' a rt ! Steiber x sit My MRS. C. L. MALONE Roy Smith and Clifford Nelson of Driscoll were visitors at. John Carl- son’s Saturday and Sunday. Gerald Jones, Albert Ande and ©. L, Malone hauled coal Ted Lehr is working for W. S. Oder, Mrs. C. L, Malone spent Saturday and Sunday at the home. of her daughter, Mrs. H.. Baron, in Me- Clusky. Mr. and Mrs, Bergquist attended the August Asplund funcral at Still Wednesday. Ted Amundson from near John: Lake is moving to the farm former- ly occupied by Wm. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hickel were callers at the Malone home Wednes- Among Bismarck visitors Tuesday were Mr, and Mrs. Paul Greenan and little son and Mr. and Mrs, John Carlson, Mr, and Mrs. C. L, Malone and N John Carlson attended the auc- n sale at Lundberg’s store Thurs- day fed Lehr and Bill Hickel were lers at the Alta store Monday ig. By MRS. 0. McINTYRE Mrs. Howard Glenville and daugh- ter Bernice of Wing, Mrs. Walte! Newman and daughter Lavona and son Buddy of Bri Minn., we overnight guests of M and Bert Glanville Tuesday Mr, Gordy, cattle “buyer from] Hurdsfield, called at Mcintyre and} Tees homes Tuesday, Ed Smith was out calling on friends in the western part-of the county this week. He returned Sat- urday evening. Elmer at Christ Stochler’s Thursday. As Mr. Stochler does plastering he wanted him to build a chimney. Last Suncay there was a very in- teresting sermon given in the Ger- man language at the St. John’s Jutheran church at Arena in the morning and English in the evening by Rev. Brauer of Minot. Anne and Albert Kide motored to Bismarck Saturday to have dental work done, Francis Smith was a dinner guest at the McIntyre home ‘tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gellner family left Sunday for a trip. They expect to visit friends and relatives in Goodrich, Denhoff, Coleharbor and Underwood — before} their return home, Engvold Eide has been and moving last i from the rairoad company. lt was formerly the séction house in Arena. Mr, Eide is making several improvements on it and will have a! very comfortable residence when completed. Ralph Leech, son of Mrs. Frank Lanbert, left the first part of the week for Chicago where he expects to take a course in electrical en- gineering. Mrs, Margaret Gellner was on the’ sick list the past week. Miss Lena Kraft assisted Mrs. Charlie Sattler with her housework Wednesday -d Thursday. W. H. Stark was: an overnight guest at the home of his son, Walter Starks, Sunda; Mr. and Mre. J. J. Broza visited their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Hinkle, Tuesday. Word was received from Mrs, W. H. Stark, who is visiting in Minne- apolis, that she would not return till towards the end of the month. Mr. and Mrs. John Holmes of Hazelgrove moved their household effects, and also Mr. Hilmes’ black- smith tools to Wing Monday, as they expect to locate there for the coming year. Mr. Holmes has rented the blacksmith shop and will start work at once. Charles Frazier and son Jack sisted John Holmes in moving things to Wing Monday. Jacob Sattler has planned a tele abroad to visit his old home and rei- atives across the water. He will leave Monday. His old home was near Odessa in Russia. We wish Mr. Sattler all kinds of good luck and a safe return, Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Whitsock and son were business callers in Wing Monday afternoon. Laverne Guldberg motored to Hurdsfield Saturday evening to spend Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Guldberg. Miss Ottiilia Broza visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Broza, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence upp, of Clear Lake, Wash., son and dauch- r-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Sig. Rupp of this township, are the par- ents of a nine-pound baby. girl. The baby was named Ramona Pearl. Mr. a! Pheonix township over the week- end. Wayne Drum called at the Kraft home after school Monday evening. We understand Emanuel Haas, Drum was a business call-| * ’s| the Trinity Springs, sanitarium in Excelsior Mo., for treatment. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Haas, and Adam Haas motored to Bismarck after Mrs. Adam Haas, who has just recovered from an operation. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Klagenburg and Mrs. ‘Owe Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haas and son Teddy and Mrs. Emanuel Haas were business callers in Harvey Wednesday. j Mr. and Mrs. Julius Zeweigle and family have moved off the Crow place to their farm®west of it which they purchased this summer. | Bluch Wagner was a caller at El- mer Drum's Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hein have moved on the place owned by Mrs. Mary Gillet of Bismarck and will farm it this coming year. rs. E, KE. Glanville returned ¢ from Clear Lake, fow... Wed- jay. She took her father, John Pailing, who recently passed away at Braddock, N. D., back there for burial. Bert Glanville and shopping in Wing Glanville also at- nded the Homemakers club meet- at rs. Art Kopplin’s. The xt meeting will be held at Mrs. Harry Knowles’ in Wing. Mrs. Hubble demonstrated how to take your sewing machine apart and clean it, and Mrs. Kopplin gave out in- structions for the sewing les- son h consist of ironing pads and ironing board covers. Also a sewing basket has to be made and equipped with accessories, These all have to be made by each member if they want to make their credits. Owen and George McIntyre and Laverene Guldberg were transact- ing business in Wing Friday eve- ning. R. D, Sutherland of Williston, N. Dak., was through this vicinity looking after his land interests here Wednesday. Ed Pond rented his land the past year. i Engvold Eide was a business caller in Wing Friday evening. Kaymond Steiglemeyer started to school last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glanville and sons were callers at the Melntyr home Saturday afternoon. . ley Nathan is doing Emanuel chores while Emanuel doctoring. Mr, and Mrs. Rudolnh Dagner and family were guests at the An- drew Kratt home Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. E Drum and little daughte iting rela- tives in Goodrich Sunday. Mr. and M: J. Horner and children Ed is Smith were y evening. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kraft and family attended church services in Arena Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glanville and sons were guests of Mr. and) Mrs. Howard Glanville in Wing Sunday. The men folks joined in the wolf drive in the afternoon, but as it turned out they didn’t get any wolves, although they saw quite a few. The ‘community was shocked to hear of the death of the infant son of Mx. and Mrs. Arthur Tees at Bis- marck Tuesday evening. The little one had apparently been in good health when it took suddenly ill Tuesday afternoon and was called to the great beyond in just a short time. Heart trouble seemed to be the cause. The little one was about two weeks old and was laid to rest in St. Mary’s cemetery at Bismarck. Although mere words express but ittle, our sincerest. sympathy is with the parents and relatives in Sorrow. Bluch Wagner has been batching the past week during the absence of Mr, and Mrs. Ben Klagenburg, who ve on an auto trip to points in South Dakota. i Trygg By GLADYS E. NELSON Mr. and Mrs. Joe Varley motored to Bismarck last Saturday on a busi. ness mission, and went through the new Montgomery Ward & Co. build- ing. Arthur Resch is staying at the Brown brothers’, where he'll make | his home this winter, Mrs. A. Kruger was a supper guest Wednesday night at the G. F. Nelson home, Miss Kdith Gordin and Ben Nel- son were married last Saturday at| English Lutheran par- } sonage in Bismarck by Rev. I. G. Monson, pastor. Emma Nelson, sis- ter of Mr. Nelson, was the brides- maid. Ernie Gordin, a brother of Miss Gordin, was the best man, Mr. Nelson’s former home is in our ter- ritory in Trygg township, where the family resided for many years. A umber of relatives and friends met urday night at the Nels Nelson home and celebrated. A supper was served and a number of gifts were presented them. They will make their home in Fargo, where Mr. Nel- son will be engaged in construction work, The community congratulates the young couple, Harry Brown and Arthur Resch were guests at the G. F. Nelson home Wednesday night and delivered a car which Guy Summers purchased from Alec Schoemberger before he left for Ellis, Kan, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Nelson and family and Mrs. A. Kruger arrived home Wednesday night from an eight days’ visit with Mrs. Nelson’s mother, Mrs. Herman Ehrke, in Wa- dena, Minn., a sister, Mrs. Albert Ludke, in Sebeka, Minn., and Mr. Nelson’s_ mother, Mrs. Geo. Potter, in Park Rapids, four brothers, Leon, Barney, Harry, Vernon, and sister, Mabel. They report that Mr. Potter shot a deer while out hunting. Many hunters were killed and wounded, as there were 5.000 hunters, and many deer ‘were shot. The deer season opened Saturday, the 10th. Charlie Reynolds and Guy Sum- s| mers, from Louisiana, and Joe Ayers | Si plan on leaving for Mexico by car next Week. Reynolds spent a year here and did the Nelsons’ chores while they made a trip to Minnesota and worked for them this summer, while Mr. Summers was employed with the Brown brothers’ threshing re che fall. ir. and Mrs. Schrool left for Leith recently to work in a coal mine. The girls expect to leave in the near future. Sam Brown, who has been in a Bismarck hospital, had another op- eration Wednesday on his knee, which he. got pinched. The injury was serious and very painful. John and Elsie Kruger visited last unday night at the G. F. Nelson iome, Arthur Resch was an overnight guest Saturday with Charlie Reyn- fovwerly ef here, but now residing near olds, Denhoff is at the McCleary | J. W. Jiras made a trip to Bis- Heft for Brainerd, Minn., McIntyre were in Wing) is| q lattended last winter. A party was marck one day last week on busi- ness and visited Sam Brown at the | hospital. Joe Varley called at the G. F. Nel- son home for a wagon to get coal. | Guy Summers and Arthur Resch | were callers at Charlie Reynolds’ Friday. tended the dance at Menoken last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Alec Anderson and family ‘motored to Bismarck last Saturday on a business mission. They also went through the new Montgomery Ward. store. Joe Varley’s horses strayed away Friday. They were found at the George Whitted place. G. F. Nelson called at the Enos Strandemo home Friday and took two cows in the truck for Mr. Stran- demo to Regan. He ‘old to a local buyer to be shipped to the cities. The three schoolgirls who made their home at the Brown brothers’ farm, cooking during threshing, left for Leith Friday, where Izzie Brown took them. Their parents will run a coal mine there. Miss Annie Brown, who was mar- ried last July to a young man in Omaha, Neb., where he was em- ployed in an overall factory, arrived here last week to visit her brothers, Sam, Izzie and Harry. She stayed with Sam at the St. Alexius hospital last week. Rodney, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Engdahl, has been on the sick list. The family expects to leave by train next week for Oregon, where they will make their home for a while. They will visit with Alice Swanson’s father, Pete Swanson, and_ with Leonard Carlson, formerly of Trygg. The Kettleson boys, Harry Brown, Arthur Resch, Gertie Mae and Gladys Nelson attended the dance Friday night at the American legion hall in Regan, Mrs. J. W. Jiras and Joe motored to Netv Salem Saturday, and re- turned Sundey to get clothing be- longing to Mrs. Jiras’ father, Christ Schwinkendolf, who will stay with the Jiras family this winter. Several from this locality attended the dance at the Dome Saturday night, Mr. and Mrs. Albin Spangberg and Violet motored to Bismarck Satur- lay. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Whitted, Flor- ence and Stephen, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Varley transacted business in Bismarck Satudray. The Varleys visited Sam Brown in the St. Alexius | hospital. A number of friends met at the for a farewell party, as they planned on leaving for Oregon Tuesday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Art Fricke, Mrs. Carl Landerholm, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Landerholm and family, Mr. and Mes. Arthur Solberg. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Nels Nel- son, Mr. and Mrs. Oscer Coleman and family, Mr. and Mrs, Bud Nel- son, and Andrew Anderson. Several families from here went to Baldwin Saturday night and at- tended the Farmers’ Union dance held in Rupp’s hall there. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Fisher and son poeaed motored to Bismarck Satur- lay. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Engdahl and family, Otto and Alice Swanson transacted business in Bismarck | Saturday. Hannah Engdahl, is again in a hos- pital for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Benny Nelson, who were married a week ago Saturday, left for Fargo by car Thursday to make their home there, where Mr. Nelson will be employed in building. Emma Nelson and Mary. Scott will work in the new Montgomery Ward | & Co, store every Saturday while attending high school in Bismarck. Clarence Starr was a supper guest Sunday at the G. F. Nelson home. Edith Olson left for Harvey to attend a religious school which she given in her honor before she left. o—___. eat imei 2 Wing | By EDITH MUELLER Robert Lyman Tees, 18-day-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tees, of north of town, died Tuesday morning at a Bismarck hospital. In- terment was made in the Fairview cemetery Wednesday. The Rev. Paul S. Wright conducted the funeral services. Sympathy is ex- pressed for the bereaved family. Mrs. Harry Knowles, daughter Margaret and Mrs. Ebb Cleveland, Will Knowles and son Billy were shoppers in Bismarck Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. B, W. Graham, son Jack, and Mr. N. H. Collins spent Thursday and Friday in Bismarck. Mrs. R. G. Marchant returned home Thursday from Scotland,'S. D., where she was called by the death of her father. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jacobson spent several days in Bismarck last week, _ Maggie Bossart of Mercer is as- sisting Mrs. John Weber Jr. with housework. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Rise of Arena were Wing callers Saturday. Ben McClusky, ti. H. Gray, U. S. Teppo, Geo. Piepkorn and Glenn Spees weregin Bismarck Wednesday and Thursday to testify before the grand jury which is in session. Mrs. Margaret Larson and son spent last week at the L. H. Knowles home. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Edgerton and son Clyde spent Wednesday in Bis- marek, Mr. and Mrs, L. H. Knowles at- tended the funeral rites for Frank- lin Roberts held in Bismarck Thurs- e Several from this territory at-' Sunday were: John Engdah! home Saturday night | da: Hl | morning after spending a week vis- j iting relatives here. Clyde Harvey had some dental work done in Bismarck Saturday. The Congregational Ladies Aid will have their annual sale and ba- zaar at the hall Saturday afterroon. Callers at the David Hein home n Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hein and family, Ella, Edith, John and Harold Mueller, Olive Rise, Jake and Bill Melhoff of Arena, Maggie See a ba gee Weber boys. er Glanville spent Sunday at the H. J. Glanville home. if Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Dagner were puneey visitors at the Andrew Kraft joine, Mr. and Mrs. John Weber Jr., sons Gottfred and Arthur motored to Bis- marck Monday to consult a doctor about the latter. Warder Roberts was a caller at the Harry Knowles home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hein visited at the Jake Sattler home Monday eve- ning. Jake Sattler left for Russia Tuesday, Nov. 20th. Willard Hubbell, Wallace and Bertel Anderson of Jamestown spent Sunday at their parental home here. Mr. and Mrs. Em Glanville mo- tored to Butte Saturday returning Sunday. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glanville and sons were dinner guests at the A. S. Wilkinson home Sunday. A number of people from this community attended the coyote drive Sunday. f Dodge o —-© By OLGA GROSSMAN The Messre. Glen Kirk and Joe Jacobs were business callers in Hal- liday Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schafer are isiting for some time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Reeb. i. Hegaard, president of the Man- dan Mercantile company of Minne- apolis, Minn., was a business caller in Dodge Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Singbiel of Hebron, this state, are guests for a few weeks at the home of Mr. and While there they visited with Alfred Dutton at the ory, Mrs. Clarence Olson visited at the Led of her parents over the week- e A large crowd from this vicinity attended the dance at Sterling on Friday evening. Music was furnished by Hazel Johnson’s orchestra of Bis- marck and every one reports a very enjoyable time A miscellaneous shower was held for Mrs. Homer Andrus at the George Morrison home on Wednes- day and in spite of the rain a large crowd was present and she received many pretty gifts. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Whiteaker and son Junior motored to Bismarck on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Asa Werner and daughter, Ivon, Mrs, Emmet Carroll and chil- dren and Miss Anne Hayes all mo- tored to Hazelton on Satu: after- noon to attend the show “King of Kings.” They report is as being & very good picture. Miss Velma Whiteaker, who teaches school between Temvik and Linton, visited at her parental home over the week-end. She returned to her school on Sunday. A large crowd from this vicinity attended the dance at Driscoll on Thursday evening. The show held at Moffit on Wed- nesday evening was fairly well at- tended. e music which was fur- nished by the Cartwright family was enjoyed by all. Ole Torgeson visited in Bismarek over Sunday. The boxing card held in Moffit Saturday evening was rather sad for Little Oscar.’ He was knocked out by Steve Shafer in the second round. There were also a few pre- liminaries which were more inter- esting than the main fight. Miss Madge Runey called at the Long Lake school Mon morning. Miss Dorothy Lamb is staying with her sister Mrs. Dewey Oison. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hanson were oil city callers on Saturday. he dance held at the Benz hall on Saturday evening tended, usic wa: Myron Kendall, Johnny Kimble. largely at- ‘urnished by Calvin Porter and Mrs. Jacob Wentz. Mrs. Singbiel is a sister to Mrs. Wentz. Robert Hanson of Dunn Center, collector for the International Har- vester company, was looking over his business affairs in Dodge Satur- Ge r. and Mrs K. A. Swan of Ridge- S. D., are the guests for a few at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Jacobs, Mrs. Lambert Gerhart of Hallida: was visiting friends in Dodge Tue: day. A Mr. and Mis. Jacob Grossman were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shipman Friday. The Dodge Shipping Association shipped one carload of hogs and one carload of cattle Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Hanson and children of Grassy Butte, this state, are guests for a few days at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fritz and Mr, and Mrs. Conred Wendahl. Rev. E. E. Matteson preached a splendid sermon in the Congrega- tional church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Barrows and children, Iris, Keath and Kenton were Saturday evening guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones. Jacob Wentz was a business caller in Halliday Monday. Mrs. David Juetzler is spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith. Mrs. C. N, Lee was a passenger to Bismarck Wednesday where she entered a Bismarck hospi to undergo an operation. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wentz of Idaho are the guests for some time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob view, Wentz. ———___- ——___-4 | Moffit i + a EEE By MAUL” MOFFIT The Mothers club met at the home of Mrs. Asa Werner on Thursday afternoon. The afternoon was spent in soci:l conversation and about 4 o'clock a lovely lunch was served by Mrs. Werner. Then every- one departed for their respective homes, having enjoyed the after- Noon very much. Church services were held at the church Sunday morning. Next Sun- day, November 25th, church services will be held at 7:45 in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carpenter and Sanghier Marcelete and Miss Thelma Moffit all motored to Bis- marck Saturday. Miss Madge Runey, our county superintendent, and Rollin Welch transacted business in Moffit Sat- urday. While here they met with the school hoard. caller one day this week. He mo- tored up with a load of poultry which he sold in Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. Jason Hoover and sons Parke and Roy, who have been visiting for several days in Minne- sota, returned to their homes on Saturday, Mrs. Charies Faust entertained the following friends and relatives Burns Bailey was a capital city di at a sumptuous dinner Sunday: Mr. and Mrs, Charles Young and sons, Parke and Roy, and Mr. Snow, the pastor. A lovely dinner’ was served by Mrs. Faust, Miss Anne Hayes, a teacher of Morton district No. 1, visited over the week-end with the Misses Har- riett_ and Maude Moffit. Moffit on Friday evening. They day. George Herring of Steele was a caller in Wing Saturday. Visitors at the Mueller home Sun- day evening were Mr. and Mrs. Christ Bare. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Os- wald and Mr. and Mrs. John Weber ir. r. and Mrs. Jim-Olson and Mr. and Mrs. Gust Olson visited at the A. Olson home near Robinson Stet Roy Little of irs. Roy Little of Regan was a Wing shopper bad . Mr, and Mrs. Karl Schnieder of Goodrich spent Sund: with their daughter Mrs. David Hein. Bennie Lein of Regan was a Sun- oy dinner guest at the Olaf Lein ome, Ede Cumber of Tuttle spent the were on their way to Burnt a number of M, nd wit ir. Burnstad’s horses, Fred Dutton shipped a carload of Hi sheep and Valentine Benz shipped freed of hogs to St.. Paul on Bale re re The hunting has been v lately because the ee 5h rn nee ser bere. ot jioy of the ‘ismarck peo) ve been enjoyit the hunting ‘ this section red country, Fred Argast visited at his home several days last week, Mrs. William Carroll entertained the following relatives at dinner on Sunday: Mr, and Mrs. Emmet Car- roll, Mr. and Mrs, Fay Johnson and Vil and Mrs. Asa Werner and fam- ly. A lovely dinn Mes. Carrell. ler was served by. Mr, McCarl and sons stayed at| A. ——_—.——_—__———_ ___ Wilson 1 pepapauepenepesnpmeseree ee 2 By MRS. JOHN A. BERG The Ladies’ Aid of the Evangelist Association was held at the Edw. Gessele home. A large crowd was Present and a two-course lunch was served by Mrs, Gessele, Emil, Jake and Paul Wagner-were callers at the John A. Berg home Sunday afternoon. Miss Hartha Berg was visiting with Freda Wagner of Park town- ship over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. John Reuer motored to Wilton Saturday. Mrs. Reuer took treatment while Mr. Reuer had some dental work done. Miss Ila Hayes and Miss Betty Redington called at the John Berg home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seibold mo- tored to Woodworth, N. D., to with relatives. Fred Wagner is doing their chores. Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Newmiller and Mrs. Christ Newmiller motored to Goodrich, N. D., to visit with their sister, Mrs. A. Pfaff. They returned Sunday evening. We were sorry to hear of the death of the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Just. She was born August 4th and died the 13th of November, being the only child they ir. Lewis and Wm. Wagner mo- tored to Reeder, N. D., Monday on Rgaineks matters, returning two days later. Dave Keck and John A, Berg mi tored to Washburn Monday eae ness matters. Berg is hauling to Washburn now. Rev. R. G. Strutz of Jamestown will hold Thanksgiving services at the Wilton church Thanksgiving day at 11:30 in the forenoon. ._ Pred Warner, who was very low, is better at this writing. He under- went a major operation at the Bis- marck hospital Saturday and was in a critical condition for a few days. We hope he will have a speedy re- covery, Mrs. Christ Wolf is busy dressing turkeys this week. She will ship them to Bismarck. Mrs. Clara Whicher motored to her bone north of Mercer for the week- end. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Nelson motored ei Wilton to transact business Tues- y. [ es Driscoll | — By MRS. F. 0, JOHNSON Mr. and Mrs. Ben Koon of Bis- marek visited at James Koon’s Sun- ay. Mrs, H. A. Knudson visited school Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Adam FEisenbeisz and Mrs. Clarence Oison motored t» Tuttle Sunday and called on Mr, and Mrs. John Doctor, Madson has had a radio in- ia . 1. Sawyer and C. A. Jackgon spent Monday around Driscoll at- tending to telephone business. Mr. and Mrs. Al Chapin enter- tained Mr. and Mts. Joe Lewis and family at dinner Sunday evening. Mrs. Joe: Gertz and Emil Bassen were in Bismarck Tuesday visiting Joe Gertz, who is a patient at the Bismarck hospital. Cordelia Meyer returned from C. - Jackson’s where she been helping Mrs. Jackson clean house. rs. Clarence Swanson and Mrs. Vir Pederson called on Mrs. Geo, rs. A. J. Kress and Marylin Jean have reir ias d the Bismarck hospital where little M 8 patient. irs. C. A. Jackson enter: and Mrs. Gress and Rev. ° McKie at dinner Thursday evening. f oy: ad Mrs. arenes Swansen nt Sunday evening ‘. irs. H. A. Knudson. eel Albert Hammer entertained Mrs, & number of ladies Monday after noon at a quilting party.” Av cai. Tat conduct on fi Harmer far Mr. and Mrs. I Be 3 Kaa Arena called atthe i Ses Alfred Duttor i \- week-end with Mr. and Mrs, Fred | jured while working in the gravel fi | tonand Mem A. canis lw Ady Dug, |Site yr |i Dale ad r i . e Gottfred Bossart and Christ ‘Berg | few blood veuscls ere based ye | morning from Steele. for W! motored to Bismarck Saturday. | all hope for a The P.T. A, Mrs, Em Glanville returned home|" Mrs BF. mecting “Friany Meld ie monthly fate Jone Ree: fe Rennes tame and family, and Mrs. | community hall.” (Bag wal was a weel re vier ining 4 marek on, ss My viene to Bis- Rin mae Spent the week-end in irs. Walter Newman and children rr. and Mrs, Charles: Soules z mn Saturday | sons motored to Bismarck Phursdes per dance Trea ar ae w oe | an * J 1 w , “y A . ) ' ¢ t ' ’ v i)