The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 1, 1928, Page 9

. . 4 “ ness Th FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1928 Leith By MRS. J. H. EMCH Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Davidson spent Sunday in Thunderhawk, S. D. Mrs. Springer left Thursday to visit a daughter in Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Henley of Heil were visiting relatives in Leith Wed- nesday. Several Leith people attended the funeral of William Boeshanz at Heil last wednesday. Mr. and Mrs, Julius Miller of El- gin were callers at the F. P. Emch home this week. On Tuesday 20 of the M. W. A. members pulled into the cornfield of D. E. Jones and went to work. While some of the men were badly crippled up by the end of the day, yet the corn pile grew just the same. A few of the R. N. A. helped serve dinner for the cornhuskers. Lanoth Woodbury and Gerald Hur- Jey were Bismarck callers Monday. Cecil Clark moved into the Mc- Caul Webster building last week. G, J. Kimball and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kimball and son arrived home from Wisconsin Tuesday. They have been with their mother, who has undergone a serious operation. They left her very much improved in health and able to leave the hospital. Mrs. Lena Davidson of Thunder- hawk, S. D., has been visiting at the home of her brother, Chas. Dav- idson of Leith, and her sister, Mrs. Wes Henley, of Heil. A full attendance registered at the Civic club meeting held at the F. P. Emch home Wednesday evening. The debate: Resolved, “That the main- tenance and organization of labor unions should be discouraged,” was the question of the Gaal + and seemed to be enjoyed by all. The speakers were: Affirmative, Mrs. J. H. Emch and Mrs. Chas. David- son; negative, Mrs. G. J. Kimball and Mrs. T. Weatherby. The question was decided in favor of the negative. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Gibson, ac- companied by Mrs. Lou Omdahl and Mrs. J. H. Emch motored to Bis- marck Friday. Miss Nellie Emch is a guest of Mrs. John Nix this ‘week. Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. Clark Mossman on Thursday afternoon. A large crowd [NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS was in attendance and the ladies de- cided to finish the kitchen in the basement of the church, which will finish up the basement very nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Leander Faubel of Lemmon were Leith visitors Sunday. Mrs. Keith Emch returned from Freda Friday, the teacher having recovered sufficiently to take up her work again. eg Miss Viola Ketterling was an over- night guest of Miss Nellie Emch Wednesday. The P, T. A. Monday evening was a great success and the play.“The Family Album,” put on by the high school and grade teachers was en- joyed by everyone. George Gebhardt has purchased a new auto. Mrs. Asa Wells and baby of Bris- bane were Monday morning callers in Leith, Miss Ida Birkholz visited at her home horth of Elgin Sunday and at- tended the wedding of John Benz and Miss Lenora Theirer which occurred at the bride’s home north of Heil, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart and baby of Brisbane and Mrs. Stewart, mother of Mr, Stewart, were in Leith Monday. E. J. Lawfer and Clark Mossman visited Louis Bitner at the hospital in Elgin Thursday. Wm. Prosise_and_ family were guests at the Geo, Gebhardt home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Anderson helped Mrs. Irving McCarty celebrate her birth- aay: junday. rs, Delbert Bossingham and chil- dren arrived from Idaho nneeda: to visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Clark. Mrs. Bossingham was formerly Miss Georgia Clark. Geo. Knudtsen informs us that S. W. Howarton of Little Rock, Ark., is in Bismarck taking treatment from the doctors there. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cowan of Bis- marck were here Monday taking a load of goods to Bismarck for J. B, Cowan. J. B. Cowan and family are spending the winter in Bismarck. Announcement of the marriage of Miss Margaret Stevenson and Leo Volk, in Montana, was received by friends here. The month of November has been the banner month of weddings in this vicinity. Those of the past week were Christ Hillius and Miss Lilly Zimbleman and Leo Flitsch and Miss Bachman, Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Berg of Gales- burg, Ill., were here the past week looking after land interests. . J. Will of New Leipzig: has ig with her son, John Will and family the past week. Lanoth Woodbury has opened up a new garage in Leith, north of the pool hall. This will fill a long felt want in Leith and the best of serv- ice is guaranteed, ° | Temvik : i e By BERTHA LARVICK C. A, Albrecht visited David Job _ Sunday. The Adventists held their last mere Monday night. ir, oPPy was in Temvik on busi- Mr. and Mis. Sundeen and Miss Olson motored to Bismarck Friday. Miss Ann Calquhoun is a visitor at George Naumann’s home. Mr. irs, C, J. Enders were Braddock visitors Sunday evening. Chas. DeWitt and family were at the show at Hazelton Friday: eve- i y children in this vicinity are on the sick list. Pale A number of young. folks were at the dance at Lawrence. Sandwick’s Sa avaning. Mrs, s DeWitt and Mrs. Ford ‘were business visitors in Linton Fri- noon. / All the Frashies were absent from. school Monday on account of sick- ne! 88. ee, Pree ks of Linton ees x very resting serm a house Sunday ie Mr. and Mrs. James Rush of Hazelton were calling on friends and relatives in the neighborhood, Sun- jam Schock and parents of Me- dina, N. D., were visiting at the John Leno home Saturdav and. Sunday. Mrs. Chas. DeWitt, Mrs. C. N. Hendrix and Miss Westlund attended the P.-T. A. at Hazelton Monday evenine. Miss Alice Calquhoun visited Joe Lipp, who is a patient in the St. Alexius hospital. He hurt his finger and blood poisoning has set in. Miss Rose Schlect and Alex Hager were visitors at Christ Grenz home Sunday. Elsina Ochsner and Alice Calqu- houn were in Linton shopping the latter part of last week. Mr. and Mrs, John Weber and son, Herbert, are spending a few days in Miller, D., visiting the former’s brother. Mrs. Finley accompanied by Mae Chilson and Bertha Larvick motored to Linton Friday evening to take in the show, “King: of Kings.” Greg Nelson, son of Peter Nelson, is confined to the Wolverton hospital in Linton with an abscess on his knee. Miss Louise Foell and Mrs. Ford were in Hazelton Thursday, the former to get her books from the high school. Her mother needs her help since her operation. - ir. and Mrs. John Kurb and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel ‘Sweigert were week-end guests at George Huber’s and Gottlieb Schantz’s homes. Misses Lydia Huber, Mary Al- brecht and Bennie Burkhardt and Edward Sur spent Sunday evening at the Albrecht home. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Larvick and family, Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Stedman, Melvin Larvick,Eethel Field and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Stedman were din- ner guests at the Ed. Larvick home Sunday. Rennie Leno and Sam Schock of Medina accompanied by Elsina and Hartha Ochsner, Lydia and Esther Burkhardt attended the movies at Linton Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Quast enter- tained the following at a turkey din- ner Monday evenin; Miss Soren- son, Allen Quast, Emill Schenken- berger, Miss Kien and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Stedman. Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Larvick and daughter Thelma and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Buck spent the week-end in Ellendale visiting Sophia Larvick and Beulah Buck, who are attending the Normal school. Messrs Brogden, Calqphoun, Sny- der, Chilson, Carl Reich, Muckler Burkhardt, C. J. Albrecht, Gorman Stedman and Emil Schenkenberger made up a hunting party and drove to the river to hunt cottontails. They secured about 200, eter seersoeerararn eee t Florence Lake = j . By MRS. HENRY SEILINGER ” Mr. and Mrs. Em Glanville and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seilinger and baby daughter were supper guests at the Herman Seilinger home Thursday evening. Mabel Lytle visited with Cath- erine Lee Sunday afternoon, Sunday visitors at the Charlie Seilinger home were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Bethel Bailey, Mrs. Herman Seilinger and son Earl, and Mr. and Mrs, Henry Seilinger and daughter Marjorie. Mr. and Mrs. Em Glanville were Wing shoppers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bethel Bailey plan on moving to their new home th miles northwest of Wing soon. Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Mandigo and sons Guilford John Jr. and Wilbur visited with Mrs. Mandigo’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Bailey, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Seilinger visited Charlie Seilinger were Wing shop- pers Monday afternoon. Little Marjorie Seilinger stayed with her grandma Monday while her mother went. to town. Mr. and Mrs. H. Seilinger visited at the Dan McKinnon home Sunday evening, 3 Thomas Ryan was in Wing Mon- jay. § Hazelton ——_____.___. By ELEANOR LANDSBERGER Mrs. Earl Kurtz, Mrs. Joe Wohl- man, Mrs, Ben Snyder and children, Mrs. Mat Dahl and son Arne, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Prefontaine, Mrs. W. Dougherty, Mrs. Roy Yeater were among those visiting and shopping at the capital city Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Connie Kalberer are proud parents of a baby boy, born Nov. 12 at the home of the latter’s parents. A large crowd attended the dance at Zirbe’s theatre, Friday, given by the Legion Auxiliary. ‘The Sunset dance band from Braddock furnished the music, _ A surprise party in honor of Wil- liam Schanlaber’s eighteenth birth- day was given at the R. C. Colburn residence, last Wednesday evening, by a number of his high school friends. Games and dancing made up the evening’s amusement, and refreshments of ice cream and cake wound up the evening’s fun, Mrs. Herman Crimmins arrived home th efirst pf the week after be- ing at a Bismarck hospital, where she had been confined for some time, The local football squad were hon- ored at a party given by the Pep Pollies in the high school pmeasie Thursday evening. A delle ious lunch was served by the “Pollies” and a very enjoyable time Was had by everyone present. J. B, Landsberger motored to Bis- marck Monday and brought home Ure Landsberger and baby daugh- rr, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fischer and daughter, Mrs, Charles Clark, Miss Nellie Goughour, Mrs, Burbage and daughter Verna, Mrs. Don Bidwell, “Husky” Crimmins and Mrs, Frank Gonghnodt, fois the uve beled rl Were shoppers and vi in Bismarck Saturday. ae about five Friday afternoon ‘o'clock a fire ‘started at the stock sends, inaperaddtnd town, caused rom’ sparks out: of t! ‘ of the ‘fain, The Tes heres the stoek barn until it reached the tinged where it was quickly ex- ir. ‘and yrs, 3.2, Landsberger toned ie Blomtrek Thurs o dance was ven Neighbors Thursda; cate rhe 29th, Music was durnished by the Sunset band. A turkey sup- Friday, Nov. 30, at the home of Mrs. Al. Schneider. A potluck lunch will es potluck lune! Miss Eleanor La: ai brother Eugene visited in Bismarck Saturda; ye Commissioner Wallace Kyes re- ree | tt midnigl Ladies’ Aid society will meet| Tu turned Thursday here he purchased four carloads of feeder cattle, James Burbage, who is a pa- tient at a Bismarck hospital, is re- ported as not getting along as well as could be wished for. Miss Margaret Scherr has accept- ed a position at the Sweet Shop at Bismarck. Mrs. Frank Gonghnour is spend- ing a week in Bismarck having den- tar work done and remaining near her baby, who is a patient at a Bis- marck hospital. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wiemels and children were shoppers in Bismarck Monday. i Emil Zirbes, who is attending bus- iness college in Bismarck, came down Friday for a visit with his parents land attended the dance, returning to Bismarck Saturdi ——___________—_-e ’ Lein By OLGA M. RISE Quite a few from this vicinity at- tended the program and social held in Clear ae school No. 3 Friday evening. good program was ren- dered, which was enjoyed by all. Olga and Clarence Rise motored to Wing Friday. Geo. Christianson and son Arnold and B. N. Lein transacted, business at Regan Saturday. Mrs. Herbie Gunderson, who has spent the past week at the Ole Nel- son home returned home Thursday evening. A few from this vicinity attended the Ladies Aid sale and dinner held at Driscoll Saturday. Art Bjorhus spent Saturday at Driscoll. Joseph and Clarence Rise are at the present time employed at the Patterson ranch, A. H., Helgeson of Regan called on friends here Thursday. Mrs. H. Gunderson and daughter, and Mrs. Harry Helgeson motored to Driscoll Friday. Mrs. Victor Pardon of Eldridge spent a few days visiting her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Birkeland. Gale Birkeland accompanied her home and will spend some time here. A fairly large crowd attended the party given at the Willie Olson home Saturday evening. The evening was spent in dancing and playing cards. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Arneson and Ed. Bhat motored to Regan and Bismarck Tuesday. Hannah and Margaret Dronen arene Sunday afternoon with Alice ick. “4 Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Lien and family spent Sunday visiting friends and relatives at McClusky, N. D. Sivert Brenden and son Howard left Thursday for Ojeta, N. D., where they will make their future home. Joseph and Clarence Rise and Eddie Arneson motored to Wing Sat- urday afternoon. Harrison Rodgers spent the week- end at Wing. ee Miss Smith of Valley City arrived here Wednesday and began teaching in Lein school No. 2. Art Bjorhus and Ed Nygaard mo- svlige to Driscoll and Sterling Mon- — Ye Clara Rise spent Saturday evening and Sunday with Alice Arneson. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Arneson and children and Clara Rise spent Sun- day afternoon at the Henry Arneson ome. Ole Spilde motored to Driscoll Sat- urday, Mrs. Alfred Arneson\and son and daughter, Clara Rise, and Tillie Lien attended the show in Tuttle Satur- day evening. gs Dodge By OLGA GROSSMAN Joe Jacobs was a business caller in, Halliday Wednesday. _ Mrs. L. M. McLaughlin of Golden Valley was spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Davidson. Mrs. McLaughlin is the mother of Mrs. Davidson. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Baumiller were transacting business in Dick- inson Friday. Mrs. P. B, Goetz called on Mrs. Adolph Eissinger Friday. Lawn Barker shipped a carload of hogs to St. Paul, Minn., Satur- | o day. Nie. and Mrs. Henry Grossman and children motored to Dunn Cen- ter Sunday where they were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, C. S. Barrows was a business call- er in Halliday Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kirk, who were | ®: transacting business in St. Paul, Minn., for a few days, returned to their home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bauer of near Golden Valley were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Daffee Thursday, is Thomas Johnson of Killdeer was transacting business in Dodge Wed- nesday. Mrs. Sam Grosz and daughter Hilda of Hazen were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goetz. The following called on Theressa Jacobs Sunday: Emil Yager, Ethel Jones, Frances White, jiedel, Andrew Haven and Vivian Kenyon. John Renk was looking after his business affairs in Bismarck Wed- nesday. Theodore Schild was transacting business in Mandan Seturday. Glen Kirk was a business visitor in Halliday Monday. hitter eer oN | Sterling f °""By MILDRED JOHNSON Mr. Kettleston of Regan called at. the Tyler Johnson home Wednesday. Roscoe Boren was a town caller - Fred Schaper called at Belile’s to get his well digger last week. Van Horn of Driscoll accom- Kush evening. Ratsien of Hazelton was a y_ evening. Miss Dorothy Zuraff left for Bis-| marck Wednesday where she will work, “had his car over- ler Jol ban at well’s garage last wee! Rollin Welch was a town caller esday, Mr. and Mrs, Tom Stewart and Mr and Mrs Van Horn of Driscoll visited at George Kushe’s Wednes- and Mrs. Tom Stewart and children cecomponind by. Mr, Mrs. Ernest Johnson visited nd ang evening. 5 Carey Johnson's Friday evening. a with the! tou; and at Mrs. Austin John-on of Superior, Wyoming, is visiting relatives here. ir. and Mrs. Tyler Johnson and children visited at the Henry Zurati home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart and Mrs. Geo. Kush were shopping in Bismarck Saturday. at Tyler Johnson’s Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lang are the parents of a baby girl, Verna Ruth, born Monday, Nov. 19. Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Johnson were shopping in Bismarck Saturday. Dick Be: Tyler Johnson’s one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Carey Johnson and children, Grace, Carey and Mildred, visited at Walter Dietzman’s, north of Menoken Sunday. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson, ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Smid- kins, motored to Bismarck Satur- lay. Will Stiles were town callers Tues- lay. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson and Edgar Johnson visited at Carey Johnson’s Sunday. Eunice Jessen is back again, Mr. and Mrs. Carey Johnson and children, Grace and Carey, were town callers Monday. Miss Maude Chenowith spent the week-end at her home. Veronica Riley and Erma Cox vis- ited at the Chenowith home Sunday. There will be a “Big Dance” at the hall in Sterling Friday evening. Mu- sic will be furnished by Hazel John- son’s orchestra of Bismarck. Henry Stiles helped Carey John- son build a chimney Monday. A meeting of the parents of form- er north school was held at Carey Johnson’s Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Richardson visited at Ernest Johnson’s Sunday. Some of the young folks of Ster- ling attended the dance at Menoken Saturday evening. Roy Turner has his new gar- age finished. The Church Aid was held at the church Friday afternoon. in school ——, By MRS. ROY LITTLE Harry Davenport, George and Wm. Mickelson and Roy McCullough helped Pete Mickelson load a car of wheat this week. ‘ Mrs. Anna Knutson and son Oliver motored to Bismarck Wednesday. Frieda Uhde spent Tuesday night with friends in Regan. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little were Re- gan callers Wednesday. The Canfield Ladies’ Aid met at h the Joe Cook home Wednesday, Nov. 2ist. A large crowd was present. Barney Strand, Joe Cook, Guy Mc- Coy, Oscar Olson and Gene Little finished their work on the High line Tuesday evening. Mrs. Roy Little and Norman, and Mrs. Ella Benedict motored to Wil- ton Thursday. Frieda Uhde visited with Mrs. Knutson Friday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mickelson and daughter Odessa were Saturday eve- ning visitors at Pete Mickelson’s. Oliver and Harry Knutson were Bismarck callers Friday. Mrs. Joe Keifer was an overnight guest at thé home of her mother Saturday night. They spent Sun- day at the Harry Knutson home. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greenan and son Wesley and Mr. and Mrs. Cccil Elkins and daughters Dolores and Beverly were Sunday visitors at the Ole Vold home. Among the callers in Regan from E|here Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mowder, George Mowder, Harry Davenport, Carl Berg, Frank Mickel- son, Uhdes, Henry Schilling, Mes. Knutson, Mrs. Joe Keifer and Roy Little's, A number of their friends and neighbors surprised Mr, and Mrs. Ole Wold at their home Saturday evening. The evening was spent in visiting and playing cards, and a de- licious lunch was served at midnight. | Those present were, Mr. and Mrs. Ole Olson, Pete Jacobson, Arthur McCoy and family, Mrs. Anna Knut- son, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keifer, Mr. aad Mrs. Earl Mowder, Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Jordahl, Joe Cook and family, Cecil Elkins and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greenan and son Wesley, and Roy Little’s, Harry Dimond and Barney Strand called at Roy Little’s Sunday after- noon. Marie Schelling spent Monday at the Uhde home. Glen View | re By MRS. LARS JACOBSON A fine baby girl arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Holden Friday, Nov. 16th. Mother and baby are being cared for by Mrs. Al Hold- en. Many folks in this vicinity are busy getting in their winter's supply of coal from the local mines. Enock Anderson and Thomas Jacobson motored to Wilton Wed- nesday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Art Larson and John, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence John- son and family were Thursday night visitors at the Lars Jacobson home. Mrs. Anna Kocker and son Earl visited at the Tom Morgan home Sunday afternoon. __ Bill Larson and children called at the Con Johnson home Saturday on business, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Christiansen of Albany, N. Y., arrived last week by motor for an extended visit witi relatives, Mrs. Christiansen is a rope of Hans Christiansen and the Mesdames Jay, De Long, Walter Simons and Lester Larson, all of this township; Mrs. Oscar Anstrom of Painted Woods was taken to the Bismarck hospital Friday for treatment. We pepe she will soon be able to return me, daughter Renee and Miss McLean a short call at the Jacob- son home Mo evening. Farmers Union dance which was held at Baldwin Saturday eve- ning was well attended. The union expects to fied these dances quite fepemety luring the winter. irs, Tom Meese left Monday for an extended visit with relatives at Minot, Van Hook and vicinity. Lars Jacobson made a business trip to Washburn Friday. irs, Walter Johnson, who has, been staying at the home of her, ©. M. Snider of Menoken visited | rgemon of Steele visited at | tke f Sunday at 3 o’ciock [permits “he minister and Further details will foe there, | be given later. Mr. and Mrs, | motored to Bisn | business, Elmer Schoolcraft marck Wednesday on Taft o—___ — ae By FLORENCE GOSNEY Mr. and Mrs. Presley Gosney and {family spent Wednesday evening at the Henry*Jessen home. Mrs. Johnson called at the Wagner home Thursday, Miss Almona Hurr spent Wednes- day afternoon with Vnice Jes: Miss Dora Mandigo spent Satur- day night with Mrs. Chas. Gaskill. Mrs. Hermen Nieman called at the Roy Turner home Thursday. Anton Ober. was a Sterling caller Thursday. Mrs. Burt Hendershot _ returned home from Minnesota having spent a week with her folks who live there. Mrs. 0. Prince and son Harold were Sterling callers Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Benz were call- ers in Moffit Thursday. Ladies Aid was held at the Sterl- ing church Friday afternoon. Quite a few attended. A delicious lunch was served. Almona Hurr spent Thursday aft- ernoon at the Jessen home. Chas. Gaski Theron Ellison home Thursday. Carl Olson was a Moffit caller Thursday. Club held at the home of Mrs. Carl Byers Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Presley Gosney, Charley and Edna spent Wednesday at the Chas, Gaskill home. Mrs. John Benz called at the Carl Olson home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nieman and family were Bismarck callers Satur- o— 9 try. {] ‘The Roy Baker famil, stayin, l Estherville ¢ | at the John Baker heme forthe present. Mrs, John Benz and M Carl Olson were Moffit callers Friday. Mrs. Paulson spent the week-end at the Dyrstad home in Sterling. Almona Hurr called at the Fogarty home Saturday. Quite a few were out burning fire guards Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Presley Gosney and family spent Sunday evening at the Wilbert Koon home. Don’t forget Sunday School is held at 2 o'clock p. m. followed by preach- ing at 3 o’clock. Everyone welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Koon and children called at the James Koon home Saturday. Presley Gosney was a caller Friday. Ed Driscoll o ) Arena o—__________e, By MRS. 0. McINTYRE Emil Mauch, cattle buyer from Good called at MclIntyre’s and Haas’s Monday. M. F. Parker of Bismarck was call- ing on friends in this vicinity Mon- day. Harry Ulfers and Sam _ Steigle- meyer put the new desks in school No. 3 Saturday. This surely makes a wonderful improvement. Lawrence Guldberg, who is em- ployed at the McIntyre farm, re- turned to work Monday. Mrs. Farnhum of Arthur, N. D., who has spent the past two weeks visiting her daughter, Mrs. R. C Halver and Mrs. Arthur Tees, re- turned to her home Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs, Paul Wagner and daughter Helen, Mrs. Matt Becker and son Lloyd of Carrington, Wal- ter Steiglemeyer, and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Steiglemeyer were guests at the Jake Steiglemeyer home Sun- jay. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sattler and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sattler Sunday. Owen and George McIntyre were guests at the Ed. Smith home Mon- day evening. Ferdinand Wutzke of near Regan hauled a load of lignite coal from the Wilton mines for Ed. Smith Mon- day. Lawrence Guldberg hauled grain to Arena Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Pehl and Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wetzle recently re- turned from a trip which they made to Grand Forks in Mr. Pehi’s new sedan. They visited friends and rel- atives while there. The Brose brothers, Otto and George, purchased a second-hand au- tomobile last Friday. C. F. McCarty of Steele called on McIntyre brothers Saturday. He was looking after some of his land that the boys rent. Mary, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Christ Roth, who was married recently and resides with her hus- band at New Leipzig, N. D., was home for a few days’ visit the past week. -Bert Glanville investigated a hole that looked like it might contain skunks Wednesday and dug out seven. One pretty good day’s work. Wm. Brose, who works at the barber trade in Tuttle, spent Sun- day at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. J. Brose. eS Otto and Gustaff Brose motored to Bismarck Saturday and were accom- anied by their sister Ottillia, who had some dental work done. Mrs. Sam Steiglemeyer returned from Carring:.A where she has spent th previous week visiting relatives. Fred Wutzke is visiting friends and relatives at Harvey, N. D. Owen McIntyre and Laverne Guld- berg were callers at Wm. Ryan’s Saturday. Harry Ulfers was hauling grain to Arena Thursday and Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Christ th were business callers at Goodrich last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. August Krien, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Kraft, Clarence and Miss Lillie Pepke, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Neff and Mr. and Mrs. Dagner were guests at the Andrew Kraft home Sunday. Mr. sons were be Ben Klagenberg Sunday afternoon. firgess No.4 2 Ars eee ha trict was recently completely fur- i es This adds nished with new desks. tly to the appearance of the] M. ie van ho Ne the comfort of da; Bice IRE sod aece, Cal Alleria arrival Thursday from Wausau, Wis., where Mr. Albert had charge of a Red Owl store, and are visit with Mrs. Al- school room, also to fit their sizes. School’No. 2 in Phoenix school dis- ee an eek Miss Hazel who just fini a term near Baldwin, is it, This makes r iiss Rapp in this] After a week's visit trict opened Monday. in, is teachin, the third.term for . tion expect to put on a Christmas |; ‘and Mrs, Bert Glanville and ests of Mr. and Mrs. 4 boarding at the t Woif hone. We understand the Phoenix school board is thinking of puttiig a new in each of their schools. We » this would be a great pleas- o the teachers are well as the unty nurse, Mrs, Leona C. ited the schools in Aurora trict No. 4 Friday. She xamining the children, A few were $ound to have \defective eyes and some were under- weight. George Boelter of Bismarck was a jcaller at the Klagenberg and Mc- Intyre homes Sunday. Andrew Kraft, Jr., has been haul- ing kindling wood and poles from the river the past week. Bill Spitzer was a caller at the Christ Wolf home Saturday after- noon, \ Mr. and Mrs. Engvold Eide were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Wil- tiamson Sunday evening. Laverne Guldberg' was a caller at Ben Klagenberg’s Sunday afternoon, Pauline Wolf is assisting Mrs. Owen McIntyre with her housework this week, Someone is richer and somebody is poorer due to the fact that 13 tur- keys were stolen from the Eide farm near Arena. No apprehension has been made cf the thieves, but every- body is on the lookout for them. Miss OttilliaBrosespent the week- e..d with her parents in Phoenix township, George Boelter purchased some chickens from Mrs. Owen McIntyre and Mrs, Ben Klagenburg. Mr, and Mrs. Bert Glanville and son Harold were callers at Ray Ha- zlegrove’s Thursday. Miss Elizabeth Roth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Christ Roth, was mi ried to Jacob Whitmore of New zig last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Whitmore will make their future home on a farm near New Leipzig. Bluch Wagner and Elmer Perry attended the auction sale at Hans Jacobson’s east of Tuttle Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Glanville were supper guests at the Bert Glanville home Thursday. Grant Palms and Bluch Wagner Were supper guests at the McIntyre home Sunday evening. Ed and Francis Smith, J. J. Scal- lon and eae iis Neola, and son Garth, Miss Jeanette Ccallon, Mrs. Owen McIntyre and children and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Klagenberg, Dan Mc- Kinnon and son Donald attended church services in Wing Saturday morning. Miss Esther Glanville spent the end with relatives in Wing. Several from this vicinity attended the Congregational Ladies’ bazaar and supper. Everyone reports a fine supper served and a large number turned out to enjoyeit. About $112 was realized. Grant Palms, after a brief visit with friends and relatives, motored to Bismarck with George Boelter Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Tees were shopping in Wing Thursday, McIntyre Brothers purchased the old Turnow buildings in Wing and viel Led pea the past few days earing them down and haulii the lumber. jee Osear Olson and Pete Jacobson were in Hazlegrove Thursday after- noon looking over some land that they were thinking of buying. . Christ Wolf and daughters, Paul- ine, Hilda and Caroline were shop- ping in Wing Saturday evening. Grant Palms was a guest at Frank Lambert’s Saturday. Bluch ‘agner and Elmer Perry were also supper guests at the Lambert home. George Boelter motored to Tuttle Monday morning to visit his daugh- ter Mrs. Marlin Hutchinson, f Braddock | By MRS. E. F. SAVAGE srown, | school '¢ spent about two hours Preaching services were conducted in the Methodist church Sunday morning by Rev. LeRoy White, dis- trict superigtendent of the Bismarck division of the M. E. Conference of North Dakota, A lovely duet was sung by Mrs. Strong and Miss Lifle- bo>, Before service Rev. White made an appeal to the congregation on be- half of the Methodist hospital in Mandan, the result of which was suc- cessive donations for three years to ths amount of $55 pledged from Braddock community. At the close of the service a meeting of the church board was held. A. N. Drake of Minneapolis and Jay Newcomer of Eldora, Ia., vi: ited Braddock this week in the in- terests of their large holdings in the locality. Mr. Drake has made sev. c...1 trips here this year and on sev- eral occasions has expressed himself as being very well pleased with his locality and the wonderful weather, The Braddock W. O. W. are put- ting on a dance in th2 Siem hall Tuesday evening, Dec. 4. Mrs. Wm. Adams, who was taken to the Bismarck hospital Saturday afternoon, passed away Mond-y morning, Nov. 19, leaving a Rusband and two small children, one of whom was a babe only a few days old. Be- sides these she leaves a father and two brothers, her mother having died a few years ago. Mrs. Adams was only 28 years old and her early death is deeply to be regretted. terment was made in Woodland cei etery at Steele, services being con- ducted by the Lutheran minister at T.ppen, The sorrowing friends ave the symnathy of the entire com- munity in their cad rement. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Long accom- panied by Mrs. Van Dyne partook of a Sunday turkey dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Amundson, Fern Henry accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Henry left Sunday by car for Minneapolis. Miss Evelyn Henry has purchased @ new coupe. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Savage were Sunday afternoon visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Sparks of Kintyre. . = leave for Devils Lake where Mr. Al- Lert will have charge of Red Owl store No. 2 in that city. Mrs, Al- oe was formerly Miss Ruth Shep- ard, 3. C. Lowe of the Emmons County Record was a Braddock caller Fri- day afternoon and Saturday morn- ing. Mr. and Mrs. Savage enjoyed a visit with him during the tea hour. Mrs. Ed. Allensworth of Brittin vas a caller at the Macdonald home Tuesday and Wednesday. A number of our citizens turned out Thursday and Friday to help burn the weeds along the roads, es- pecially the mail routes. In order that our mail men can render ef- ficient service during the winter it is nec:3sary that all weeds should be burned so that the roads will not be blocked by snow. We trust that the weeds along all the rural routes and main thoroughfares will be burned this fall and that those who have not already bcon out will lend a helping hand. One never misses the time nor loses anything by lending a helping hand in time of need. Mr. and Mrs. J, A. MacLachlan of the Annex hotel, Bismarck, drove down Thursday evening and had sup- per with the home folks, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Savage. Mrs. E. Van Dyne of Guyson, N. Dak, who has been the guest of Mrs. F. M. Long, spent several days of and sons went ¢> Lagicrste 4 Cos their brother Christ, return ne oe nesday to cross the river at Ball, but due to the fact that the ferry was stuck in a sand bank when they reached the river they eee compelled to be overnight visit at the 'S. Koppy home. ¢ Frank Baui and Mr. Maa from Napolese Breet baion4 to Sioux county "s were unable to cross because the remained in the neighborhood antl Thursday morning. Herman Ricker went to Sioux county Thursday on business. The Cannon Ball fe had the misfortune of having an all-day-ena@ night resting place on a sand bank in the Missouri having, been driven there by a pecne wind from the northwest early Wednesday morn- ing. Thursday morning it was back on duty again, Misses Emma Gorman and Lydia Flegel were callers at the Steve Koppy home Friday. On their way home, they were accompanied by Miss Pauline Flegel, who was fing home for the week-end. SI teaching Gayton school No. 2. Gayton School No. 2—The first and second grades are making illus- trative booklets of a poem, “Thanks- giving,” by Lydia MariaChild, which they are memorizing ——The ferry was out of commission. this week in Bismarck. Miss Freida Schaefer is now em- ployed as clerk in the L. M. Doer- schlag store. Mrs. James Shepard, who spent a week with home folks here, returned to her home at Michigan, N. Dak., Monday morning. ; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spitzer and Mrs. Harry Beal of Kintyre, visited at the C. T. Barton home Monday. Mrs. Ben Porter and two children of Moffit were passengers here Mon- day for medical care. Billy Olson of Kintyre is plaster- ing several rooms in the W. Sempel restaurant building. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Manley of Het- tinger arrived Saturday for_a visit with Mrs. Manley’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. L., P. Weber and other rela- tives. The Ladies’ Aid of the M. E. church met at the home of Mrs. C. T. Barton Saturday afternoon, The time was spent in tying a quilt and finishing up other articles which will be for sale at their bazaar, Dec. 8th. A splendid lunch was served by the hostess. : Chas. Hill has moved his family into the Smith Engleman house op- posite Dr. Baer’s home, lately va- cated by Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Long, so that the children may be near school during the winter months. We are all pleased to welcome the Hill family to Braddock. Theo and Henry Zottnick of Brad- dock received word that their father at Missoula, Mont., had passed away. Henry left at once to be present at the funeral. Chris. Swoverland and family, who have been visiting at the Dr. Baer home, have gone to Strasburg where Chris has received the appointment of rural carrier for Routes Nos. 2 and 3 out of that city. He had form- erly been rural carrier there, but got leave of absence in order to help out on his father’s farm at Hershey, Wis. Chris and another friend were Braddock callers Thursday after- noon, Elroy Johnson, one of our popular teachers, received quite a surprise Thursday afternoon when the pupils of his room informed him that they wished to celebrate his birthday. Games were played and candy, cakes and other goodies were served. The pupils presented him with several nice presents. ' The ladics of the Woodman Circle met in Siem’s hall Wednesday eve- ning with a fair attendance. The work put on by the teai: eating the officers was well exemplified. A paper was read from the filed work committee at Omaha informing the members that on Nov. 14 ground would be broken at Sherman, Texas, for the administration building, which is the first building of our home for aged members and orphan children. This date was selected as a special tribute to the national sec- retary, Dora Alexander Talley, whose birthday comes on that day. Workmen will begin excavating im- mediately following the ground- breaking ceremony. There is to be an avenue. of trees leading to the home, a beautiful leafy arched road- way that in addition to its natural beauty will have sentimental sig- nificance, for each tree will bear a little metal band upon which will appear the name of the member who ionated the sum necessary to buy the tree. Braddock Grove intends mak- ing a quilt with the names of the members worked on the blocks. They are also donating sheets and pillow slips to furnish a room. Lunch was served by Mesdames Koenig and Kiney. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Rassen Aarvig and daughter Helen were Sunday turkey dinner guests at the A, Amundson home, We are sorry to report that little Tommy Dailey is very ill with pneu- monia at his home here. We miss his bright little smile and trust that he may soon be quite well again, PROEINS eisiir Siak See [ Hampton By ELIZABETH KOPPY Bill Scheirmeister of the Gayton vicinity was a business caller at the Godfrey Grenz home Friday. 3 Mrs. Everett Tilliston and family of near Fort Rice were in this vicin- |i ity Friday afternoon. Miss Pauline Flegel spent Sun- or forenoon in Linton with home olks. Henry Klaudt of Linton was in this vicinity Sunday forenoon. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Trygg and family of near Jamestown are visit- ing at the latter’s home, Mr. and Mrs. David Joeb. Among those who called at the| Ws 4 David Joeb home Sunday evening] Mr. and Mrs. Sam ere. BilssesPeuline Flovel, isn | Sunday visitors at the Fred’ Wageer Mrs. Don McDonald, one of our|were Mi R teachers, was confined to her bed the most of the week. Her place at school was supplied by Mrs. Wm. Rol n. We trust that Mrs. Mc- Donald will be able to resume her work Monday morning. . Doerschlag, who has spent the summer in Braddock ate at. ter his extensive interests in lo- cality, left Saturday for his home at hale te tae family for ing. Falgalter, r of Kin- Braddock caller Wednes- tyre, was a L.rt’s mother, Mrs, M. F. Shepard. y intend to|Monday he and beth, Messrs Math and Frank Koppy, |home. Alfred Albrecht and David Munsch,|| Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. David Joeb and|ited daughter Emma, aid Mr. and Mrs. 5 Raymond Tr: were visiting at. the ‘William feber home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Steve ny utaeued son Math accompanied Miss Elizabeth to Mandan Monday where she took the a children zee sho, ping Wednesday at Hazel- John Geiger from Billings, Mont., has been winking friends ia Solen and. Odense. the it few. weeks. brother Adam grade made a Thanksgiving spelli booklet. We are learning to 3] all the words we think we might use for Thanksgiving. —— Secor is making a language booklet on the parts of speech.——We are stut the British Isles in the s grade.——We have learned ite a number of songs this year. Now we are learning “Thanksgiving.” We all enjoy it. i Wild Rose ] By MRS. W. H. BROWNAWELL Lloyd Gosney has been selected to serve on the jury for the December term of court at Bismarck, Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. King accom- panied by Miss Helen Brownawell of Bismarck were visiting relatives and friends here Sunday. Ernest Saville and sons hauled several truck loads of hogs to Hazel- ton Tuesday for shipment to the twin cities. S. B. Gooding has purchased and installed a fine new radio, Mrs. W. H. Brownawell attended an old-fashioned pore at the home of Mrs. Bullock in Moffit Thursday afternoon, A large num- ber of ladies were present and en- joyed a most appetizing dinner and @ gc:.eral good time. L. Roe of St. Paul was through here last week purchasing stock, | Tom Marx of Braddock was out the last of the week with his gaso- line tank, Miss Lily Stirling of Dana school district spent the week-end with her sister, Miss Lila Stirling, who teaches school No. 1, Arthur Fisher of Medina visited friends here Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Saville vis- ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Nels Thompson Sunday. A number of our young folks at- tended the dance at Hazleton Friday evening. Homer Brownawell accompanied by Misses Lila and Lily Stirling mo- tored to Bismarck Saturday after- noon to do some shopping. Ernest and Harold Swanson and Homer Brownawell have been. grav- nine the road on the hill by school o. 1, The Peterson boys and Marvin Swanson were burning along the highway Saturday so the snow will not drift there this winter. Sunday visitors at the W. H. Brownawell home included Mr. and Mrs. S. J. King of Bismarck and Misses Ada Saville, Beatrice Hard. land, Lily Stirling, Helen Browna- well and Ruth Lee, and Arthur Fisher of Medina, Jay, Max and Ira Lee, Fred Saville and Miles Benz. After lunch the young folks tried dancing on the lake by the music of a portable phonograph. Midionmsensacrs2 f Wilson Township } ° By MRS, JOHN A. BERG Mr. and Mrs. Christ Newmiller are at Bismarck this week. are staying with their son Seibol who is very ill at a Bismarck hos- Pital there. Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Newmiller, and Mr. and aire, Joba A. Berg sed family moto: to junday. visit their sister and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Berg. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seibold re- turned home from a visit in Wood- worth, N. D. Mrs, Edward Hochhalter of Ree- der, N. D., visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wagner. She -te- turned to Reeder Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Wagner are staying at the Lewis Wagner home. Mr. and Mrs. Wagner were married Nov. 5th and returned to their home a week ago. We congratulate them and wish them a lot of good luck. Mrs. Clara Whicher spree the week-end at home north of Mercer. Mrs. Homes of McCh visited at the John A. home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wagner of Turtle Lake visited Thi witk their daughter, Mrs. John A. : Christ Wolf and to Bismarck Fri- there. A. aes, mo- dinner guests st the home of their sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Reuer. Mrs, Lewis Wagner at the Christ Walt betoe Ma justave Newmiller motored x how iis