The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 1, 1928, Page 8

By .R. M. WELCH — Fred Rittel and Robt. Welch each hauled a load of wood from the river | bottom’ the first of the week. John Welch and father, Oliver Welch, were in Bismarck on business ‘Weanesaay. ‘ Lawrence Doppler motored to Bis- Marck for car repairs Tuesday. The Presbyterian Missionary So- ciety met with Mrs. Bert Buckley, near Glencoe Thursday afternoon. A large number of members attended. Mrs. Robt. Boyd had car trouble Thursday when attending the mis- sionary meeting at Mrs. Buckley's home. Mrs. Goulson took her home. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Welch and family called at the Doppler and John Welch homes Thursday eve- ning. Toke and Robt. Welch motored to Moffit to look for hogs for sale. John Welch purchased a couple of registered Chester White sows. jobbie Welch attended school at Beyd No. 1 Friday afternoon the oc- casion being his fifth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hill and small daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ishmall, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Snyder and son Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mallard and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Robt. ot were Bismarck visitors Fri- lay . «Many from this neighborhood at- tended: the old time dance in the Menken town hall. Friday night. , They reported a large crowd and a Ae goad time. rand Mrs. John Welch visited bidou: home near evening. Mrs. ‘at. the Amos Stuartsdale Fri Robidou has: been quite ill with ton- | ‘silitis‘recently but is new improving. Antos’ Robidou, radio agent, called atthe Robt: Welch home Thursday | H. afternoon. Ed. Doppler and son Leo returned ‘from innesota Saturday. They have been visiting friends and rel- rence and Clarence Doppler and Glen Oder were Bismarck vis- \itors Saturday. | Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Welth and children dined at the home of Mrs. Welch’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Doppler Sunday. eodore and Fred Dorman, Law- rence, Leo.and Clarence Doppler, ‘Ralph_and Raymond Snyder and Robt. Welch formed 8 small hunting ‘party and went looking for jackrab- its. They report having killed seven. Joe Hill hauled coal the middle of ithe week. Bis k visitors Friday. |, Mrs. Edith Bruce, teacher of Apple Creek No. 1, spent the week- end at the home of her parents, Mr. ‘and Mrs. A. D. Weleh. She was a ‘Bismarck visitor Saturday. e nn) i ‘Clear Lake | potent By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN Mrs. Anchrum of Driscoll visited ‘ith Mrs. Alfred Olson Wednesday FROON. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Backman elled on Mr, and M: fred Olson Wednesday evening. Henry Olson returned home Fri- gy from Bismarck with his wit ir. Olson had been receiving tre ments for his hand. Mrs. Emma Shaffer and Mrs, Har- old. Hargrave were shopping in Bis- marek Friday. Mrs. Albert Christensen and Wal- ter,-while in town Friday, called on Mrs. H. A. Thomas and Mrs. Robert arp. A large crowd attended the Pro- gram at Clear Lake school No. 3 Fridgy eveni Granval id was attending to business matters Saturday at Bis- ind Mrs. Horace Dulam were Sam _Rassmusen was a Bismarck ‘caller Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Stiles enter- :tained. a number of relatives to a idginty supper Saturday i eg larold Harg e | Vivian, motored to Bismarck S; urda y> ‘gM and Mrs. Ole Newland and family spent Saturday i ise ud Lund home in ity. |. Mes. Harold Hargrave and chil i also Vivian Shaffer spent Mon- es ening with Mrs. Rassumusen. { and Mrs. Henry Olson and family visited Sunday at Moffit with | Mrs. Olson's parents. | i resi meee was a Bis- ‘marek shopper Saturday. A xaaiven Belite led on home folks \Sunday. , Henry. Olson motored to Bismarck ‘Monday: to ‘have his. hand. dressed. Chalvin Belile accompanied: him. \. Mrs, Frank Shaffer and Mrs. Har- old: Hargrave motored to Steele Monday. witent stiietid Olaf Olson with some work. Tuesday. Roy Olacn helped Frank Shaffer y. houl hay Tuesda: |, Mr. and Mrs, Ole Newland enter. a& number of friends to an loyster supper Tuesday evening. [7 Baitvin ly FLORENCE BORNER They also visited is trohl home. { j farm on which John Baumiller re- sides have moved in. Mr. Baumiller and family are still there also. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cummings and daughter Iona spent a few days of the past week with relatives in tl: Garrison district. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Luyben of Riverview were recent business call- ers in town, Mr. and » Edmund Rupp and daughter Charlotte were visiting and shopping 1n the capital city Wed- nesday. Fred Schroeder and Fulton Nel- son of Cromwell weve recent callers in town. Morris Satter of ‘Bismarck was here recently on a business mission. He also visited at the home of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mvs. Andy Larson. Several from here attended the s-hool carnival wh:-h was given by the teachers and pupils of the Wil- ton schools Friday night. A fine ti 2 was had by all, and a nice sum was realized which will be used for school felandes Local friends of Mrs. R. A. Dralle of Bismarck will be interested in knowing she is leaving soon for Cal- ifornia. The Dralle family are well known here. The interior of the Farmers State Bank was Ladly damaged by fire early Wednesday morning. Had it not been for the heroic efforts of the local business men the bank and its contents would have all, been de- stroyed., As it was'the loss was ¢on- fined to the inside fixtures and some books and papers belonging to the bank. All moneys, valuable papers, etc,, were'in the vault and were not damaged. Business of the bank con- inued as us end repair work on the building begin at once. This ank is a jociate of the First Guaranty Bank of Bismarck and’ F. - Lahr of Bismarck je here as soon as possible to estimate the loss and look over the premises. The fire was put out by the use of chemical fire extinguishers. Thanksgiving Day was observed in Baldwin in the usual manner. There Were church services in the Lutheran church, and a number ‘planned on serving family ‘dinners. Turkeys were reserved for that.special occa- sion, and everything went happily on Thanksgiving Day. Local young people who are attending or teach- ing school were expected home for the festive occasion. * Fred Kent, who has been residing on the old Hooper farm, has pur- chased a quarter section of farm land from the local bank. This farm was formerly occupied by the Christ Satter family, and has been unoccupied sinee the death of Mrs. Satter last spring. Mr. Kent and family will take possession of their new home next spring, and will stay where they are cver the winter on account of school. _ A social party and dance was held in the Rupp hall Saturday night by the local membership of the Farm- ers’ Union. A genuine old-time dance Was enjoyed with music being fur- nished by local talent. The lady members of the organization served midnight lunch. This was the sec- ond party given by the Farmers Union since its initial entertain- ment. R. A. Launaugh of Wilton was here recently installing a force fume on the Richard Borner farm. ir. Borner has just completed the nstallation of a large water tank in his home, with the water Piped from the well to the house. Walter Ryberg and family. have moved into their new five-room bungalow which was recently com- pleted. C. W. Spitzer of Asnold was here a few days ago on a business mis. ._ Mr. Spitzer’s son Willis is at- tending school in. Mandan this year and. making his home with his aunt, Miss Grace Falkenstein ha: euenal to her school-teaching e- in irass Lake township after having spent the week-end at her home east of ‘Baldwin. Miss Madge Riney of Bismarck was here on school inspection work a few days ago. She also visited other : schools in the neighborhood. Raleigh | Arthur Hancock of Flasher in- stalled a new pair of scales at the stock yards for Peter Klein the past week. Elmer Weeden of Cannon Ball was a business visitor in Raleigh Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dorward at- tended ladies night. at the Veterans of Foreign War camp in Bismarck Tuesday evening. Paul Dempsey ac- companied them to Bismarck and visited his wife and son who are patients at the St. Alexius hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John Shoening of isited at the home of the rents, Mr. and Mrs. Aug- ust: Nelson. Saturd: Rev. Bochlors frsrchexed a new hall at Raleigh Fri evening. The Elgin orchestra furnished the music and everyone reported a good time. Anna Maier of Elgin spent the week-end the guest of her sister, Miss Pauline Maier. Clark Belden of Shields took the b of running the oil truck for the itandard Oil company and expects to move his family: to Raleigh this week. g .. Max Miller was a business visitor in Bismarck Frida: perey Bede a Ms semen Ball gS to local hog buyer, Peter Kiein, Thursday. Raymond Sehn returned home from Emmons ity. Ws tage ke has beep vis sears a4 *. ; f id Mr li La were host sides She pind ced iv. and Mrs. Jehn er. jets at | tt wate ind éxpi the rest of this school term. club Monday evening at the school- house, when books were There are 19 members and each member has a week their book, when it is handed in for | exchange. | farm. ner and plans on farming the coming | year. Mr. and Mrs. sided at dinner Sund: they entertained Mr, Mr. and Mrs. Frances Roche Mr. and Mrs, P. J. Rausch and chil- and dren. John Pearson of Flasher was a business visitor in Raleigh Saturday. Roswell Drown visited in Raleigh a short time Saturday on his way home to Bismarck to spend the week- end. eral attended the dance at the . W. A. hall at. Brisbane Friday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Bud Owen and chil- dren spent Sunday as guests at the home of Mrs. E. Morrison. Carl Krause, who has made his home with the Rosson family re- turned to his home at Granton, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Maier of Elgin and their daughter Anna and Pauline of Raleigh motored to Bismarck Sun- day to spend the day visiting rela- tives. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart of Brisbane were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schiek. | of is of Bismarck was at home Sunday with her folks Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lewis. Mrs. H. A. Knudson and Mrs. Clar- ence son motored to Bismarck h Mon morning. Joe Gertz returned from the hos- pital in Bismarck Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Bruschwein, Misses Clea Hanson and Anna Grenz visited Saturday evening at the H. E. Olson farm. Mrs. John Stewart and Adam Eisenbeisz have been on the sick list for the past week. Mrs. Wm. Meyer with\Mrs. Joe Gertz. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Knudson en- tertained at dinner Sunday. Mrs. Elmer Koon and children called on Mrs. Al Chapin Monday afternoon. Miss Helen Thomas spent the week-end at home. Miss Esther Oakland of Grand Forks is visiting Miss Della Olson. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Swanson, and Mr. and Mrs. Egner Swanson were guests at a guose dinner at the Floyd Swanson home Saturday evening. Misses Della Olson and Esther Oakland spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Al Chapin. A 9-pound baby boy was born to Mr, and Mrs. H. M. Ward Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Schlabach and children visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pederson Sunday evening. Mies Norma Hogstad was at home over the week-end. The Ladies Aid gave a sale and chicken dinner Saturday at the com- munity hall. A new fence has been put around the grounds of the Lutheran par- sonage. Next Sunday there will he com- munion services at the Methodist church, o | a e spent Friday n J 0} d McKenzie secigeerenrer rer a By MRS. J. B. SWANICK Mr. and Mrs. F. Packard of Shields accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. M. Doucette motored to Ellendale Friday returning Sunday. While there they visited Mrs. Packard’s daughter, Mrs. Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hendershott have moved into the’building form- erly occupied by the North Ameri- can cream station. The play and basket social given by the Royal Neighbors a week ago Saturday night was well attended and netted $80 for the lodge. R. D. Crum returned last Sunday from Fargo and other points in the state. Geo. Whipple's family arrived last Wednesday from Dickey and are now nicely settled in the section house. Mrs. Rashke had as her house guest last week her sister from New England, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Graham of Wing were the guests of Mrs. Crum Buneay P. railroad have a crew of ig an electric pump and repairing the stockyards that were destroyed by. fire last summer. Mrs. T.. Hughes has as her guests Mr. and Mrs.. T. I. Bailey of Mason City, Ia. Pauline Fuehuer working in Carrington. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Turner and son Emery returned home last week from a week’s visit in Wiscon- sin. Mr, and Mrs. E. W. Anderson en- tertained about twenty couples at cards Saturday evening. L. E, Heaton, Sr., shipped several s of stock trom here Saturday. ‘The Ladies’ Aid society .will hold its annual bazaar and supper at the hall on Saturday evening, Dec. 7th. Everyone is invited. Mr. and Mrs. R. B, Coons and family and Mr, and Mrs, O. Gil- bert and family left Wednesday for Leonard, N. D., where they will visit over ‘Ihanksgiving. John Larson of Bismarck was looking after business in the lumber yard tuesday and Wednesday. Urin Peterson left Wednesday for Fargo to spend Thanksgiving. Village Photographer —Un last Friday evening, November 23, the Pupils of the We 8th, 9th, 10th and c is now thi ‘The Village Pho- drawn, (evening, Dec mee 's time to read | Wor" Frank Bosworth was busy the last | Public is cordially invited to attend| of the week moving the household |the meetings of the league, which {furniture of Adolf Rheil’s out to his | Will be held every Sunday at the Mc- i Mr. Rhiel sold his interests; Kenzie church unless otherwise ad-+Tuttle Friday afternoon. in the hardware store to Mr. Brick. | Yertise j|nounces that t j |mext Sunday will b a, m.; Sterling at 3:00 p.m. and Me- Kenzie league at Moffit and McKenzie at ular hour. day evening, De meeting ot will be held in the ident Johnson _pres' P lowing is a partial program: Rev. teaches rooms at Walter Mitchell's, called on Miss Berquist, who stays at the |¢ Oscar afternoon. spent Thursda: the Charles Hi Arena Wednesday. Hazlegrove one d: and M Monday. one day this week. Alv poret and mi he MeKenzie schoo! | 4 THF. BISMARCK TRIBUNE which will go for the benefit of the There was a meeting of the Book | School. Epworth League—Next Sunday will be held the first ting of the newly organized Ep- th League at McKenzie. ‘Mr, was elected president and ‘oung first vice-president. ‘he ill Liss Y The subject for next Sun- y evening will be “Why TI Go to urch,” and the leader will be Mr. a; re. | Miller. Church Services—Rev. Snow an- hureh services for Moffit at 10:30 at 7:45 p.m.) Epworth 200 p.m. Sunday school at the reg- Come out and worship. of -P.-1. A.—Next Tues- 4, the December cKenzie P.-T. A. olhouse, Pres- g- A good s in the making. The fol- Meeting the } rogram Call to order—President Johnson. Community Singing. Secretary’s report—Mrs. Coons. Business meeting. Instrumental music and singing— and Mrs. Snow. Demonstration, business meeting f Junior Red Cross Auxiliary—7th and 8th, Vocal singing. * Talk—Health of School Children. Lunch, aS ihn 2a ay Painted Woods . ——@e By MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD Andrew Nelson called on Ole Lille- fjeld Sunday. Lester Brown took Orbra Hanni- field back to Bismarck Sunday after- noon. Orbra spent the, week-end at jome with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hannifield motored to Bismarck Saturday to spend the day ith friends. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Bailey called it the Wm. Brown home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Iver Erickson at- tended the show at Wilton Saturday vening. Mrs. Wm. Brown, son Lester, Wal- ter Waddington and Jean Damstorm were Wilton callers Saturday eve- ing. Freddie Mitchell was a caller at Wilton Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brostrom were Bismarck callers Saturday. Herb Bailey called at the Fred Brown home one day this week and installed a radio. Miss Vitalis, the teacher who the Mitchell school and Brostrom home, Saturday Walter Waddington called on Dick johnson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riebe were Wilton callers Saturday. Mrs. Wm. Brown, Mrs. Andrew Nelson and Mrs. Arthur Damstrom all spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld. Mrs. Andrew Nelson, Mrs. Wm. Brown and Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld called n Mrs, Arthur Damstrom Thursday afternoon. Andrew Nelson was a Wilton call- er Saturday. eMr. and Mrs. Dan Johnson re- turned to their farm home from Lidgerwood turned by motor and have been visit- ing Mrs, Johnson’s parents. Tuesday. They re- They lecided that this vicinity was best after all, as it rained and snowed all the time they were at Lidger- w rood. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Johnson called at the Wm. Brown home: Thursday evening. Those that spent Wednesday eve- ning at the Wm. Brown home wer Mr. children, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lang, and Mrs. Iver Erickson and Mr. and Mrs, Charles Hannifield and children motored to Bismarck Saturday evening to do some shop- ping and visit Orbra. with their daughter Lester Brown was a Bismarck caller Sunday. Mrs. Elias Lillefjeld spent Sunda: tthe Elias Lillefjeld home. : Miss Vitalis and Miss Bergquist y evening visiting at C annifield home. Friday was the last day of school for the children at No. 2 schoolhouse. Many of them will be glad as the weather is getting somewhat cool and so many have a long way to go. "Hazel Grove 1 ————______ By MRS. RAY HAZLEGROVE - Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray were allers at the Ray Hazlegrove home Thursday. A fairwell dinner was given at the Sattler home Sunday in honor o Russia Tuesday. f Jack Sattler, who is leaving for Charlie Sattler was’ a caller in Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sattler and Mrs. Jake Sattler accompanied Mr. Sattler to Bisma: a he left by train for New York Ci whence he will where he will visit relatives friends this winter. pleasant voy: enjoy his v rck Tuesday where leave for Rus: We wish hi fe and hope he will Chris Stohlers plastered for Ray lay last week. Elvin Gray and sister Opal were Sunday afternoon callers at Ray Hazlegrove’s. m Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray and Mr. Ray Hazlegrove were in ismarck on business Elmer Perry was a caller in Tuttle Webster of Turtle Lak, tfit of 61 hi tesat Bold farm will have them cared for past a|ta and daughters Lorene and Norma and sons Clarence and Jimmie of Tuttle, at dinner Sunday and whist furnished the pastime. Miss Hazel Rapp is now teaching the John Brose school, starting last Monday. Elmer Drumm was an Arena shop- per Friday and also Ed Pond. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray and daughter Opal were shoppers in Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers attend- ed Sunday school at Pleasant Hill Sunday. There is a new Nazarene church going up in Tuttle. It is almost completed. A little surprise party was given for Mrs, Emil Sattler Thursday eve- ning. Those present were: Mr. and Irwin Sattler, Miss Emma Weber and Jack Stewart and son. Roy and daughter Sylvia and Mr. and Mrs, Ray Hazlegrove. An enjoyable time was had by all and a lovely luncheon was served at 12:30. is aa ! Steiber | ly J. R. Jones was a business visitor * in Wilton Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson and family attended the basket social in Regan Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Malone were guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baron, of McClusky, Sunday. George Carlson was a visitor at the John Carlson residence Sunday night and Monday. Miss Magdalen Patzner is spend- ing a few days at home on account of her recent illness. Mr.‘ and Mrs. John Carlson and children were visitors at C. L. Ma- lone’s Wednesday evening. Mrs. John Anderson and daughter June, accompanied Mr. Anderson on his trip with the mail: Saturday. C. L. Malone attended a meeting of the telephone board Saturday. Wm. Hickel installed a radio at the teacherage Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb Steinert were Regan shoppers Saturday. Miss Frances Tourtlotte visited from Friday until Saturday evening at John Carlson’s. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Malone were callers at W. S. Oder’s Thursday evening. Ted Lehr was a caller at “John Carlson’s Sunday. W. S. Oder and son Glen were business visitors in Regan Monday. Mrs. C. L. Malone was enrolling members for the Red Cross Thurs- day. + Dave Dixon was a Regan visitor Monday. Moffit By MAUDE M®FFIT The Epworth league held its first meeting at the church Sunday eve- ning. A program had been ar- ranged by August Daehle which was enjoyed by everyone. Reverend Snow blessed it with a prayer and Mr. Doehle ~ave a short talk. Mrs. Charles Faust told how the league was to proceed with its work. proud parents of a baby girl born on Sunday, November 25. Mother and baby are getting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moffit left on Wednesday for a trip to California. They will visit a few days at Min- neapolis, Minn., and St. Louis, Mo. From there they will go to Cali- fornia, where they plan to spend the winter months. E. M. Whitaker Mr. and Mrs, were callers in Bismarck on Satur- day. A large crowd from this vicinity attended the dance at Hazelton Fri- day evening. Music was furnished by the “Sunset Five” of Braddock. A number of ladies met at the home of Mrs. Nancy Bullock on Thursday to help her make a quilt. A lovely dinner was served by Mrs. Bullock. Mrs, Charlie Sattler and family and |° ea Mr. and Mrs. John Lunde are the] " Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs.| Kamblin, mother and father of Mrs. Pillsbury, returned to Moffit with them. The Bierdsley family have in- stalled a new radio. Mr. and Mrs. August Doehle were capital city callers Saturday. They returned to Moffit the same day. Miss Anna Hayes, a teacher of Morton District No. 1, visited over the week-end with Mrs. Asa Werner. Carol Bowers-of Glencoe visited at the Kenneth Lane home on Sunday. William Lane and Clayton Lati- mer motored to Hazelton Monday evening to consult a doctor. j Schrunk By HELEN MARCHANT Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Witt and daughter Esther were Wing callers Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Marchant and daughters Irene and Margaret mo- tored to Bismarck Saturday after- hoon, The Novy and Nieters families at- tended church in Wing Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Witt spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wentz, their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and daughter Verna, May and Helen Degner and Warren Coates attended the show in Wing Saturday eve- ning. John Witt was a Bismarck shop- per Wednesday. é A. Bender hauled grain to Wing Wednesday for R. G. Marchant. ‘John Spei is doing some carpenter work for Louis Novy. John Koch from Bismarck was a caller in this community .Wednes- ny afterrtoon. kK . E. Witt spent Tuesday in Wing. Marcella, Andrew, and Wilbert Nieters spent Wednesday evening visiting at the Roy Marchant homer Jake Wentz was a Bismarck call- er Wednesday. Louis Novy motored to McClus- ky Thursday afternoon. J, E. Witt was a Wing shopper Thursday afternoon. Carl Berg called at the R. G. Marchant home Wednesday. Johnny Witt and Jake Wentz spent Wednesday afternoon at the John and Sam Koch farm near Bis- marck, i : Mr. and Mrs. Adam Klien were in | i Wing Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson called in Mandan Friday. Sunday evening callers at the Jake Wentz home were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Witt and femily, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wentz and family and LeRoy Marchant. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seilinger and ighter, Mr. and Mi nger and son Earl James, Mr. and Mrs..Bethel Bailey spent Sunday at th: Charley Seilenger home. e Wm. Witt has purchased the farm formerly owned by the Davenport family, now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. August Heitzmen and family. Louise Thurn was absent from school Tuesday. Wm. Witt and son Johnny mo- tored to Bismarck Wednesday morn- ing. 7 G. Marchant and son LeRoy were Wing callers Tuesday eve- ning. Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Sperry were Bismarck shoppers Wednesday. Jake Berg called at the R. G: Marchant home Wednesday. Jake Berg and A. Bender mo- tored to Wing Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. James Novy spent Monday in Bismarck. Warren Sperry called at the James Novy home Wednesday eve- ning. Sunday evening visitors at the Florence Lake, and Warren Cotes from south of Wing. Mabel Lytle, Ellen and Thomas Ryan attended the dance in Regan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carpenter and daughter Marcelete were callers at the Frank Brooks home on Sun- lay. Miss Charlotte of Moffit enter- tained Miss Jordis Raftseth, Miss Hildegard Brostrom and Miss Maude-Moffit at lux_h on ‘Thursday evening. \ Church Services were held at the church Sunday evening. The choir entertained the congregation with a few songs. Church services will be held at 10:30 next Sunday morning. Mrs. Clarence Olson, formerly Miss Martha Eisenbeisz, visited at the home of her parents near Dris- coll over the week-end. - Miss Dorothy Lamb visited at the home of her mother over the week- end. She returned to town Monday afternoon. ‘ Mrz: Joe F. Coder and daughter Louise is visiting friends. and rela- tives at Shields, North Dakota. The Kenneth Lane. family have been on ‘the: sick ‘list for the past week. hae i i Mr. Wolfe arrived here ‘on Mon- day from Judson, North Dakota, where he has spent several months, The show held at the hall on Mon- day evening was largely attended. On Thursday evening a number. of young people and parents gathered at the church to organize an Ep- worth league. Mr. Lew’ former ‘or of this church, gave a short and our pastor at the present, time also gave a short sermon. With the help of Mr. Valentine, of Steele, the members of the Leagui chosen. They are as follow: dent—Mr. August Doehle; president—Mrs. Jason Hoover; ond vice president—Maude Mo‘ third vice president Hil); fourth vice president—Mrs. Homer Andrus; secretary treasurer— Alice Mauk. . and’ Mrs. :Sam Meauk ang daugh' Alice, Clara and Anna- le left on Monday for ent points in lows y plan to be gone gbeut twe ks. Mrs. Emil Eneckson and. turned to Moffit on Monday Presi- sen after s Friday evening. _ Mrs. Frank Brown, a nurse of Bis- marck, examined the pupils in Schrunk school Monday. f Irvin Wentz spent Sunday with Gust Witt. i‘ Herman Neite-s and Joe Klemine were in Goodrich Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Berg and ccughter and Loyise Thurn visited at the John Lief home near Arena Sunday. cen enn ae { Rocko, By RUTH LITTLE Canfield . Schoolhouse Burns— About 2 o’clock monday morning the Canfield consolidated schoolhouse burned completely to the ground. ‘The cause of the fir: is unknown, but is thought to have started in the furnace room. The three teachers end Gage 2 were asleep in the teach- hen’ they discovered re stair t alarm*and had hardly time to get out of the building: The professor became suffocated with smoke. It was too late when help arrived to save the building or any, of the furnishings. The teachers’ clothing and some furniture in their room was saved. The loss was about 000 arid was partly covered by Farmers Union Meeting at Regan —The local Farmers Union of Regan will give a program and dinner Dec. 4 &t the American Legion hall at 12 program consists of the. Regan quartet. An 88 will be delivered by Mr. Ar- thur McCoy, also other talks by members. ited ubject of the as ing is to get toget e local 8. suctes izi shi vigit. at | bring cue ee the Louis Jor, n ome y, Were iteve Nemetz and |Jorder by President A. McCoy. After George Walworth, ard fs guests at the Ernest Gordon home for a flock of sheep which strayed avay Wednesday. Seth were Regan callers Satur- Thursday. night guest at the Alvin Ghylin home Tuesday. called at J. F. Little’s Thursday eve- ning. Thursday. motored to Regan Saturday. and family attended P.-T.A at Can- field schoolhouse Friday night. at the Mowder home Thursday. the Walworth home Thursday. day were Andrew Kolb, Allen Toll- bert McCullough and Donald Little. Mr. and Mrs. Dockter, Roy Farley, Mzs, Fitzgerald and son, George and Oscal Banley. motored to Bismarck Wednesday. Mrs. Strand called at the Bismarck hospital to see Mz. Danielson, who is a patient there. nesday were Ruth and Clayton and Lawrence} pete the proud parents of a 10-lb. baby bev born Tuesday, Nov. 20. ald were guests at the Kiefer home Wednesday. Rasche home Wednesday. dies’ Aid held at the Sigmund Rupp home Wednesday. gan Wednesday. the Mrs. K. Kolb home Thursday. Sunday were Wheeler and Stephen Monroe. Mrs. K. Kolb Wednesday. turkeys of Mrs. week, . and}, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jorgenson Fey ae Lies een helped. Mrs. Bailey pick turkeys Mrs. Fred Smith and daughter Verna | Thursday. Stephen motored to Bismarck Mon- day. Thursday. her sister Mildred a few days while ske had some dental work done. Allen Tolliver motored to Bismarck Thursday. home. H. F. Swanson, Mrs. Joe Kiefer, Mrs. served. It was not decided where the the Rertesot farm, spent Sunday at Jordahl, Frank Mickelson, J. F. Lit- tl, Clem Malone and August Wes- terman were all present. Regan callers Saturday were Mrs. Jorgenson and son Louis, Edd Rasche, S. L. Jordahl, J. F. Little and Clyde, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ghylin and Gerald, S. B. Olson, C. E. Christianson, Oscar Walworth, Ray McCullough and Wm. McCul- lough. f Callers at J. F. Little’s Friday were Mr. A. McCoy, Andrew Ol- son and Rev. Johnsen and brother. Louise Walker was an overnight guest of Ollie Cook Friday. A parent and teachers meeting was held at the schoolhouse Friday night. The meeting was called to the business meeting a program was given by the school. Mrs.\ Roy Lit- tle also gave a reading and Guy M Coy and Guy McCoy sang two beau- tiful songs. A luncheon waa served by Mrs. Jordahl, Mrs, Mowder, Mrs. Roy Little, Mrs. Howe, Mrs. Taylor a.d Mrs, Wangeman. The next meeting will be Dec. 14th. Regan callers Thursday were An- drew and W. H. Kolb, Oscar and Clayton Little wrence Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Algot Ryberg were Sunday. 2 Willard Dimond was out, looking, Mrs. Walter Scott and Mrs. Leo lay. W. H. Kolb was a Regan caller Mrs. Knudtson and Burnett Jacobson was an over- Dee Bailey and’ Gilbert Ward W. H. Kolb was a Regan caller Oscar Magnuson and son George Mr. and Mrs. Chris, Wangeman Ollie Cook was an overnight guest Albert ‘Little of Wing called at{ Social callers at J. F. Little’s Sun- iver, Steve Monroe, Harry and Ro- callers Regan Wednesday were Walworth and Lawrence Mrs. A. Strand a..1 Mrs. Knudtson Callers at Fitzgerald’s home Wed- Mrs. J. F. Little and, and Mrs. Ray McCullough are Mrs. Alvin Ghylin and son Ger- Tra Bailey called at the Edd Mrs. Ed. Rasche attended the La- C. O. Kettleson motored to Re- Mrs. Carl Landerholm called at Guests at the Ervin Johnson home Arthur and Glen Kolb called on his mother Mrs. J. F. Little purchased some Tra Bailey last Mrs, V. N. Monroe and son Andrew Olson motored to Regan Ella Funston taught school for Andrew Kolb, Stephen Monroe and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mowder spent Taursday evening at the J. F. Little Mr. Bailey and son Lawrence were Regan callers Friday. The Ladies’ Aid society met with Mrs. Joe Cook Wednesday. Those resent were: Mrs. Chas Kuehl, Mrs. . L. Jordahl, Mrs. John Howe, Mrs. Alvin Ghylin, Mrs. Earl Mowder, Mrs. H. Taylor. After the business meeting a delicious luncheon was next meeting would be. Ernie Gordon, who is employed at his parental home. Albin Spangberg motored to Re- an Wednesday. Howard Watkins motored to Wil- he |tcn Monday. Stephen Monroe with Marion Scott. Arthur and Glen Wheeler called on Le2 S. V. Monroe Sunday. C. O. Kettleson called at a Kolb’s Wednesday. Mrs. Klevjord and son Olaf and dcughter Lydia spent Monday at the S. L, Jordahl home. - \ A special ting of the board of school directors was called at the P. E. Patton home Monday, Mrs. Louis Jorgenson called at the Tatton home Monday afternoon. irs. Earl Mowder spent Monday and Tuesday at the John Hine hom Aelred Bouche motored to Regan Monday. spent Sunday f Glencoe By DON NICHOLSON _ Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McMurrich de- livered several very choice dressed turkeys to capi city residents Many fine birds decorated o son helped Mrs. A. Strand to pick Turkeys Tuesday. has a large acreage of choice Gehu corn which he expects to hold on his farm until the big spring demand. Mrs. Annie Smith left Wednesday for a few weeks’ stay in the capital ugust Hogue, carpenter and builder, of this inity is busy at present building for various farmers throughout the district. Mr. Hogue does carpenter work only as a side line, his chief occupation being farm- ing, having successfully managed the George Register farm for several years. i Mr. and Mrs. Don Nichoison have recently returned from their wedding trip after an absence of several day which they spent sight-seeing and visiting friends in the Twin Cities. George Schubert of the Standard § Oil Co. delivered gas and oil to sev- ral farmers of this vicinity Tuesda: Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacLean m tored to Bismarck Tuesday where they delivered several fine turkeys. They still have a large number of these fine birds which they probably -| will market in the next few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Belyea of the Wilton district called on friends in this locality recently. They report having decided to sell all their pro erty and move to the eastern stat Mr. and Mrs. Belyea have been re dents of Missouri township for sey- eral years before moving to Wilton. They have many friends who wish them happiness and success in their new venture. ~~ Steele i By MRS. F. W. GRESS Mr. and Mrs. O, B. Lund of Bis- marck visited the Harris and Dar- ling families here Sunday. Sheriff Burton is having a well dzilled on his city lots. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Johnson and children motored to Bismarck Satur- day. Dean Craig, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Craig, was quite seriously hurt Friday when he fell from a horse he was riding, landing on his head. He was taken to’ Bis- marck where he is being cared for in a hospital. Marvin Ness Bismarck Sunday. Dr. Lodge left Thursday for Cal- ifornia where he will spend the win- ter. Dr. Price of Dawson will look after Dr. Lodge’s practice during the winter. Mrs. Phelps entertained the Pres- byterian work club Thursday after- noon. Attorney McCarter spent Thurs- day in Napoleon attending the court session there, Commerce Calkins has been mad2 caretaker of part of the newly grad- ed road from Steele to Tuttle. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fairchild made a business trip to Bismarck Saturday. The annual banquet of the W. F. M. S. was held at the Methodist parsonage Friday night. About 50 guests were present. A set of beautiful and interesting stereopticon pictures of missionary work in Alaska were shown in the Presbyterian church Sunday night. Mrs. Peter Dalenburg read the lec- ture that accompanied the pictures. The Legion auxiliary met with Mrs. Dannemeyer Thursday night. Work was done on an afghan the la- dies are knitting. Mrs. Mack Hayes and Mrs. Dwyer Hays and Glenn Darling mo- tdred to Jamestown Friday to get medicine for Mr. Darling. Mrs. P. D, Wood returned from the hospital in Bismarck, Saturday, where she had been since the first of the week having her broken wrist cared for. A Thanksgiving program was giv- en in the Allen school Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ballantine, Nadine Geisler, Arletta Craig and Beulah Lindseth motored to Moffit Thurs- visited friends in day night where they assisted Rev. Snow to organize an Epworth League. The home economics class enter- tained their mothers Tuesday after- noon at a dinner they prepared and served under the direction of their teacher, Miss Knutsvig. Commissioner Storey is spending several weeks visiting relatives in Mlinois. _Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Whitney visited relatives in Jamestown Sat- urday. Mrs. E. Dannemeyer entertained Friday night at a shower for Vina Daugherty, who is soon to be mar- ried to Lester Martin. About 30 la- dies were present. Many beautiful gifts were given to the honor guest. aa PS OCU pega} | McKenzie \ OU ia By MRS. T. HUGHES Mr. and Mrs. W. Anderson en- tertained at wi Saturday night. Four tables were in play, high hon- ors went to Mrs. H. Larson and Harry Raeshke, low to Ed Boren and Mrs. Raeshke, The play given by the school Fri- day night was well attended and en- joyed by all Mrs. J. B. Swanick and son James were Bismarck shoppers Friday aft- ernoon. Mrs. Carl Jacobson and daughter Norma of Bismarck were Tuesday efternoon yisitors at the Tom Hughes home. George Watson purcpased a new sedan Monday. ‘ Henry Larson was a_ business caller in Sterling Tuesday afternoon. H, E. Curtis transacted business in Bismarck Tu re Mrs. A. Doucette Nett Friday for Ellendale where she will visit with ter for a few days. Mrs. M. B. Reed entertained the Home Makers club Tuesday after- noon at a special meeting. Bruce Belk, Bismarck and Ed Bor- en were callers at the Tom Hughes home Monday afternoon, The Ladies Aid will have there annual supper and bazaar in the hall Friday evening, Dec. 7. Every one come. Miss Beatrice Harding of Bis- hy 4 » ¥ cy a tr Henry Herts of C A da Na ae called at Ray Hezle- sean) watky Sat vite her parents ond Ving lyde ee dining tables on Thanksgiving marek a nt several gave ot. ase ir Z . f UF, | 1. ay. wee] isiting 5 ie pes S Paiter, ip Beek tne? pe s sitet, and the meeting of ler was in Goodrich Wed- by en Porter, Frank Kirtzman and family are| Watson. f and 3 Dei w ond @ plicker in the Schoo! ot| nesgay, ‘ i ing with the Burnsted crew, south of . Olson was a Regan contemplating mi from their| Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Bailey and Mr. ite : .. Bech pupil aspigned to} "yy, rv Mottit was a business call- Tamestown, retyrned to his home on | Th le, ei present location on \ the, Kratt ferm.|and Mra, 7. Hughes spent Thankes 'be hard to pick the| pi”, Bismarck Monds; Pee excer in.on the sick liek at de re be if ry and Raymond Patton motored to Re- at the Carl Jacobson home ivin, cided: where he will locate next but 7 Fourteenth street, Bi . gan Sunday. his thoughts are at present centered| Mr. and Mrs, G. Turner, Mr, and Clayton and Virgel Little motored] on one of the beauty spots of South|Mrs. B. F, Coons, Mr, and Mrs. T. to Albert Little’s by truck Satur-| Dakota, 8 Emery Turner spent day and brought back some timbers) Ernest Lange of the Nicholson| Thanksgiving at the Roy Turner for anving buildings for Oscar and] farm is a very busy man these days.| home at Sterling. George Walworth. They will move Mm. Hughes J. one semi spent Mr. Lange, in connection with the srs, Rasche cottage to Regan} regular sips as stock manager, has| Tuesday evening at lughes ay legrove called Wednesda: at the Charlle Satter foe this writing. We all hope for a ‘iss tay spent tl ek. | 8) ly recovery. 4 end with her parenter “'* “°°: | atte "Gtadye “Moftit. stayed with Mr, and Mrs. Ben Klanburg and | Miss-Luella Coder on Saturday eve: mother, Mrs. Anna Klanburg, re- ning turned from their trip to South Da- kota Wednesday. * caller: it, Lut prebably Gerald boren, ‘Silas Stone, the village photographer, was Gor ling Ried During the interludes Msther ‘latson: gave a ieee tele, Madeline Boren and Mr, Bronn¢an, vocal solos, Kuby ‘1'homp- zon and Beulah Moren, a vocal duet, and § reading by Mary McClusky. t to. spend it relatives and. Mrs. ‘Ira Peckins were in Hazelton on Thursday af- a ———_—_ f rs Hazlegro' i ternoon. Monday. . jicked a wantity of corn and|home, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. T. ‘Miss 'G. Young accompanied the vo- Bert Glanviie eeemal Taney at) Miss Alice Mauk spent: the week- Mrs. Sigmund Rupp were|has. won for ‘himself the reputation I. Balley of City, Iowa. o {cal numbers on the piano. Lunch) The Jack Stewart family wre the |end > at’ the Engleman home near|social visitors at the Edd Rasche| of being champion corn picker of| R. D. Crum has returned from a j\iaegs.ccond was in ptioudeucs ua] Ig aeh wns "are wveen-|. Mi: ond Mrs. Fred H. Pilabury |"°A"talopheyo’ mci dl "Das ewast. in buay picking| wise be’hes beth ttn fae tat 2. cfowd wi in at mice wi Mr. and Mrs. Ra; legr. al Fre ‘illsbury tel me meeting ) W. Stewart is busy ig | where he n past Di proceeds the play netted $46,| tertained Mr. and’ Sirs. Albert.Gray |and.f Saturday. at Regan, Directors &. L.|corn for B. Stewart. Bir. Stewart few days ‘and McKenzie ally ware callers Jo