The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 6, 1928, Page 8

‘PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE NOTICE OF CANC Charter of Domestic C In compliance with Sec! the Compiled Laws of North for 1913, 1 hereby certify that the following named domestico corpora- tions have forfeited their porat tion 4 Di Department of Sta the state of North Dakota for failure to 1928, Code, Compiled Laws of North 1: for the year 1913, and amendments thereto. Dated this 3ist de: (Great Seal) Re of Octob; BERT BY Secretary je 928 American Investment Company, Mo- all, Auburn N, D. Farmers Elevator Com- n: ka Blue Fox Farm, Inc., n. Amlund ry pai Alas! to! Publishing Compa Incorpor tompany, Fargo. ile Company, Under wood Beaver Valley ‘Telephone Company Light Company id and Cacti nder. @ wi Benson unty ewauk Electric Comp man Botten Motor Company, Car ndt, Co., A ate. nfleld Compa dyde Blacksm Company, Charbonneau. ‘ando Lumber Compa Central North Dakota y. Cando. phone Com- ‘ota Development Valley Cit: Co. Dickinson. uipment Company, ‘oncrete Construction Co., Fargo. entral West Utilities Company, The, Bisma Carrington Warehouse Compan rington. Dunn County Milling Company, Dahl Automotive Wahpeton. Donovan Drug and Jewelry Co., Lang- don. Car- Manufacturers, as Company, ompany, Fin Equity id Mercantile pan’ oll. Edmore Light and Power Company. Edmore. Eckman Farmers Telephone Company, Sekm: Dakota an. le Holding Company, Ellen- nomy Gas Company of Hankinson, Hankinson. Farmers Mutual Telephone Company, Barlow. Elevator Company, 8_Cooperative Elevator pany, Binford. Fairmount Baking Company, Wahpe- m- ‘ompany, The, Fargo. y edit Company of McVille, pan: Je. Foss Lumber Company, Alamo. Farmers Cooperative Threshing Com- any, Linton. Fillmore Mercantile Company, Fill- more. c Farmers Trust Company of Casselton, Casselton, Fortier Service Corpo Five Point Holding Greaves Telephone mare. Grandih F: Grandin. Golden Valley Telephone Company, Beach. Guaranty Investment Company, Dick- inson. Great Northwest Land Company, New Company, Ken- rmers Elevator Company, uity Cooperative ,, Fargo. nd Power Com- any of Fare} © te 0 Company of Grand Forks, North Dakota, Grand Forks. Greens Auto Service, Sherwood. Gamble Auto Supply Company of Mi- not, Minot Harlow Hardware Comp: Hintgens, Incorporated, Hager eslie Compan Hope Masonic Hall Company, Hope. Havelock Lumber Company, Self- ridge. Hensler Town Haas Mercantil Hillsboro Hariqw. ndan. te er Leaf. Brick & Ttile Company, River Amusement Company, Mandan. Hydraulic Auto Grand Fork: Mome ‘Trade Hettinger Compan: Hans ‘Transm Hettinger Motor Company, evrolet Company, land. Ingependent Lumber Company, Grace City ye Interstate Land & Dickinson. Independent Telephone Co. of McKen- North Dakota, Keenc Loan Company, fe Oll Company, New Rock- Jamestown. Jamestown Development Co., James- Kittle & Company, ‘asselton,. Knox Credit Company, The, Knox. Langdon Telephone Company, Ling- lon. Lidgerwood Rural Telephone Com- pany, Lidgerwocd. metree Farmers Elevator Company, Lonetree. Lafson Company, The Lous, Kathryn. Leland Department_Store, Minot. Larimore Farmers Elevator Company, Larimore. Lehr Auto & Machine Company, Lehr. Lybeck Grain Company, Tuttle. Linden Lnvestment Co., Langdon. Lucky Strike Coal Company, Bis- marek. Lucky Strike Coal and By-Products Lakour Weaity Company, Lakota ealty Co: y, : Lidgerwood Credit Company, The, rwood. Landa Agricultural Credit Company, Landa. Moviue Land and. Loan Company, Lidger wood. : Mina Nerds Mining Company, Fargo. Manvel Elevator Company, Man Mutual Investment Company, og ? Development Co: Maida: mpany, Maida. Minot Motor Company, Minot. etwas Oil Company of North Dakota, Me County Agricultural Credit ration, Hazen. welnot Concrete Products Company, i on Grain Company, Millarton. pibation, arain Company, mu Can- Loan Company, Cando. in Warm Company, Cando. ‘Construction Company, Securities Company, Ray. oak ‘Loos and lavestment hi ition, Stark- pmamden Publishing Company, Gran- v I Northgate. -.|annual report for the North Dakota Oil and Paint Company, rand Forks. thern Light and Telephone Com- any. Fargo. h Dakota Mystic Iceless Refrig- rator Company, Minot, ngland Hospital on” Association, Company, Inc., ompany, Tol Company, Inkster. ealty Company, Pow- ¢, Mandan, Hillsboro. a Manhaven, Lumber Wildrose Peoples Finance Co. Reed and | eto ain Company, The, Par- Compa in. | at the hospital in Top and Rody Works, Amusement struction Con facturing and Distribut- and Warehouse Co., Mi- lephone Company, Company, Columbus. and Livestock Company, Thornhill, Inc, Carrington. -| daughter callers Monday. .| family, Mrs. Chas. Gaskill and Earl, +jand Mr. and Mrs. Presley Gosney and "| Eunice Jessen, By FLORENCE GOSNEY Ernest L. Hurr was a Bismarck caller Tuesday. Zelmar Drystad called at the Gos- ney home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jessen and Eunice were Bismarck Mrs. Ed Olson and Mabel spent Tuesday eyening at the John Benz home. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Koon and family spent Thanksgiving at the Carl Kositzky home in Bismarck. Miss Josephine Kositzky was mi ried to Raymond Madigan at the Kositzky home Thursday: Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Madigan left for Minneapolis Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Oast Prince were Bismarck callers Tuesday. Miss Maude Chenawith spent Thanksgiving day at her home. George Lewis visited Mrs. Lewis Charley Gosney was helping W: bert Koon fix his well Wednesday and Friday. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Baker were Bismarck callers Tuesday. * Elmona Hurr spent Tuesday with Elmona accompanied her to school, where she visited. Mrs. Herman Nieman called at the John Benz home Friday. Harold Wright and Presley Gos- NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS _ mercury after our recent snowfall. Miss McLe: who teaches the Holden school, spent the Gere ig 1 ing holidays at her home near Me- joken. Everyone sin, radio has been rejoicing since Bismarck is on the air again, but some seem to have considerable trouble. in getting Fargo. Mr. and Mrs. Con Johnson motored to Mandan Tuesday to consult a doc- tor concerning Mr. Johnson’s health. We hope he will find relief as he has been in r health for two years. H. B. aap ead and Gust Larson motored to Wilton Saturday on busi- ness. Mr. and Mrs. Con Johnson and Thomas Jacobson also shopped in Wilton Saturday. S. E. Strandemo, accompanied by ~ja cattle and hog buyer, visited this neighborhood Saturday. Hog prices must be going up. Hampton By ELIZABETH KOPPY Henry Knittel was a visitor at the Edwin Morford home Sunday. John Weber called at the Porter Umbc> home Monday to get his buzz saw to saw his winter’s supply of wood. Herbert and Arthur Reimer of Gayton were calling on friends in this vicinity Sunday. Fred Merkel and son were haul- ing driftwood from the river Mon- day. ney made a trip to New Salem and back on business Wednesday. Miss Elnora Hurr, who is going to school in Jamestown, came home Friday to visit. Mr. and Mrs. Presley Gosney, Edna and Charley were Bismarck callers Tuesday. Fire got away from Robert Shays while he was burning fireguards near ‘Terhorst Manufacturing Minot. Thorpe Company, and Peterson Elevator Co., nton, a mpany , Oriska. r Company, ., Upham. u, Upham Mercantile Comy company, Upham Agriculture Credit ‘The, Upham. United tern Improvement Company, Mi- not. Westhope and Power ¢ Wahpeto Western Wing = M Light any, Minot. u *" Company, TRO. r Association, Weaver Miller © 3 Wilton Ukrani nd Co., Wilton Farmers Credit Company, The, Werner Credit Com Wittmann Candy orks esthope Oil Company, Westhope. y 1 tion, York. i Association, . Growers Association, and Stock Shipping Association, ish North Dakota ciation, Fary ney Producers Asso- Cooperative Cancelled October 31, 1928 Alexander Mercantile’Company, Alex- ander, Dover Farmers Klevator Company, Farmers Cooperative Ele- Company 5 Denbigh. alo Growers Asso- of Carrington, Shipping Asso- Company of Wil- w Cl tive Mercantile Com- iter. armers Cooperative Store, ive Oil and Mercantile Com- pany, Milno: Menokéen Cooperative Asso- Partisan, Bis- Assocla- levator Co, » The, NOTICE OF CANCELLATION oF Authority of Foreign Corporations to uy Business in the State of with Section of aws of North ‘ota y certify that the fol- foreign corporations d their charters, n cancelled on the records of the Department of State of the State of North Dakota for failure to file the quired by Chapter piled Laws of } ta ar 1913, and amendments thereto. ed day of October, this 31st 8 (Great Seal) BYRNE, tary of State. [Income “Corporation, inn. 1 Company, Wilmar, hute & Jackson, Inc., Minne- Minn. and an ™ any, Fargo, ak. Stock Loan Company, t. Paul, Minn. Case Plow Works Co., J. 1., Wilming- Di Mtge and Credit. Ser St. Paul, Central ntific apolis, Ind. Dakota ‘Independent Oil Co., Lemmon, S. Dak. vice System, Incorporated, Minn. College, Indian- Dahl Motor Company, Incorporated, _| Monday. ase Companys | gy, e| dinner. Johnson’s. It burned to the road east of Fogarty’s. Men were called to help fight the fire. Mr. and Mrs. John Benz and fam- ily spent Thursday at the Herman Nieman home. M. E. Ladies’ Aid will meet at the church in Sterling Friday. Everyone welcome. George Lewis was a Bismarck -|caller Monday. The snow has put a stop to fire- to.,] Guard burning, Mr. and Mrs, Herman Nieman and family visited at the Roy Turner home Saturday night. Ernest Hurr and daughter El- mona were Sterling callers Monday. A large crowd attended the dance in Sterling Friday night. An or- chestra from Bismarck furnished the music. A fine time is reported. Glen Elness and Lile Ellis called at the Gosney home Friday. John Benz was a Moffit calle: Sunday. : Ed Fogarty was a town caller George W. Simon spent Friday at the Wilbert Koon home. Don’t forget Sunday school at Sterling at 2 o'clock, and preaching service at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Miss Mildred Johnson spent Sat- urday and Sunday with relatives in Bismarck. Mrs. Paulson spent a few days at the Drystad home, Mrs. George Lewis has returned home after having had an operation at the Bismarck hospital. Charley Gosney was a passenger to Bismarck Monday to consult a doctor. He also visited at the Ben Koon home there, _Mrs. Mary Candee spent Thanks- giving with relatives in Dickinson. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nieman and family called at the John Benz home Sunday afternoon. Rex Swindling visited with Don- ald Baker Saturday afternoon. Miss Pearl Hanson spent the week-end at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Koon were callers at the George Lee home in Stefling Friday evening. i. . | Glen View — —— By MRS, LOIS JACOBSON Albin Erstrom was around buying hogs for shipping last week. Among those who were shipping in the capital city from this commu- ity Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. S. . Strandemo, Mr. and Mrs. Al Hol- Thanksgiving day was observed in the usual way in this vicinity. Among those who were invited out were Mr. and Mrs, Elmer School- craft, who had dinner at the Ted Newman home at Wilton. Mr. and Mrs. Al Holden and children, Mr. and in| Mrs. Lags Jacobson and Edgar Ja- cobson motored to the Arthur Lar- son home, where they were enter- tained, among other friends of Mr. and Mrs. Larson, at a sumptuous r. Verl Paul and Rene Holden were invited to the Aug. F. Anderson home in Ecklund township for din- ner, after which they departed for the Wallace Anderson home, where the evening was spent in dancing. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Danielson of Wilton visited at the Enock Ander- son home Sunday. After hearing of the robbery that Was pulled off on the highway in this inity it gives us an idea it would be good practice to be prepared for the worst at all timés and in all places, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Quanrud and family and Mrs. O. Quanrud of Bi marck spent Thanksgiving day at Minneapolis, Minn. Fargo lumber Company, Minneapolis, inn. Farnham Printing and Stationery Company, Minneapolis, Minn. & Company, ' Minneapolis, inn. Genova Optical Company. Wilmington, ela. t & Company, Wilming- tana. Hoyland-Lemle Sompany, Chicago, Ill. Howe-Betcher Lumber Yards, Incor- porated, Minneapolis. Minn. Hertz Drivurself Stations, Inc., Wil- e p: Imperial Elevator Company, Minne- apolis, Minn. Interstate Oll Company, Minneapolis, tional Public Service Corpora- Chi Tin Johnston, Stock and} m : . KG, bee & Bon Co., The, Aberdeen, and. ‘Farming Com- the Jacobson home, Mrs. 0. Q rud ing for a few days’ visit with Mrs. C. M. Jacobson. Alex Oshanyk and of Wilton visited Son home Sunday evening. We understand that the Burl Mon- roe family are making parations to move back on their farm in this locality. Mr. Monroe hi ing-a house from out east, which expects to fix up for an addition to the house. The Monroe family have resided in Ecklund township the last three years. There was a noticeable drop in the Peoples Ho! = P| oaaing., Company, Minneap- apolis, 5 Red Ow! Stores, Incorporated, Minne- olis, Minn. Rice Seed Com Ie hy hattan, New York City. den, Chee Reoeeanadanes McAvoy. |of © been mov- | P Godfrey Grenz has nearly com- pice his new henhouse, which will ye modern in every way. The south ferry is: still running every day at the Gayton crossir.g. Last year at this time the river was frozen hard enough to walk over at the same place. George Chesroun from west of the river is working for his unclé, Frank Chesroun, again this winter. We glad to have George back in our neighborhood again with his jolly smile, Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Grenz and family were visitors Sunday eve- ning at the Steve Koppy home. Mr. and Mrs. John Joeb were bus- iness callers in Linton Tuesday. Godfrey Grenz and Jake Schier- meister made a business trip to Bi: marck and Mandan Tuesday. They also attended the purebred stock sale at Mandan. , Adam and Carl Olhlauser were hauling driftwood from the river Friday. Some of the young folks from around here attended the dance at Hazelton Thanksgiving evening. Among those in Linton Friday were Mr, and Mrs. Walle Keyes, Gust Joeb, John Green. Mrs. Steve Koppy and daughters, Pauline, Ger- trude, Regina and son Math. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Enders and daughters Dorthea and Renee of Temvik were visitors at the Steve Koppy home Thursday afternoon. John J. Renschler of Emmonsburg, was a business caller in this vicin- ity Friday. ‘ Reinhold Renschle. from north of Hazelton is helping his father John E. Renschler haul grain for a few days. Miss Pauline Flegel, who is teach- ing Gayton school No. 2, spent Thanksgiving at Linton. o ——————$———— Baldwin oo By FLORENCE BORNER Miss Helen Baumgart of Bismarck came here on the train Thursday morning to spend Thanksgiving at the home of her mother, Mrs. Ma- tilda Baumgart. She returned home on the evening train. J. S. Fevold, who has een spend- ing several weeks in a Bismarck hos- pital, has returned home. A number of local farmers at- tended the big sale’of registered cat- tle which was held in Mandan Tues- day. Among those who purchased sires at the sale were Brown Bros. of Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Falkenstein and family attended the big community Thanksgiving party which was held in the Still hall on Thanksgiving day. A bounteous dinner was served and a fine time enjoyed by all who attended. Jake Maelhoff and George Wirtz leharbor arrived here Tuesday to visit with Mr. Maelhoff’s brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Geigle. ir. and Mrs. Wayne Cummings have returned from a week's visit with relatives at Underwood and Garrison. They were accompanied home by the mother of Mrs. Cum- mings, who will spend some time at the home of her mene iar, Miss Grace Falkenstein, who teaches school in Gra: town- ship, spent Thanksgiving and the week-end at her home. .° ~ The building owned by Fred Rupp and popularly known as “Rupp’s Hall,” was completely destroyed by fire Friday morning. about four o’clock. Several cars which were stored in the lower part of the build- ing were saved, but the rest of the contents including a piano were de- stroyed. A dance had been given by k Union Thursday night, and it was only a few hours after the that the building was afire. When the fire was noticed the flames had already gained consid- ‘able headway and it’ was impos- sible to get out anything but the cars. The hall had been unoccupied for several years, being used prin- cipally for storage purposes. Just recently it had been rented: by the Farmers Union since which time sev- {eral dances had been held in it. No surance qarried on the build- ing, and it is not ex; a new building will be erected to take its lace. Several other small build- ings were burned, among them be- ing ng ice house, also belonging to ir. Rupp. : Mrs. "Abe Bernstein and Miss Neva Minnesota, where they have been re- siding the past year and a half. The Fricke family are old-time residents of the Baldwin community and their many friends and neighbors are glad to welcome them back again. Misses Florence, imma, Frances Rupp, and Richard Rupp and Freddie Herdebu, all hig! school students of Bismarck, spent the Thanksgiving recess at home. Harold Mount, Donald Little and Miss Grace McAvoy, who attend school in Wilton, were also here for the heritage 3 festivities. ; Mr. and Mrs. Emil Geigle and sons, Reuben and Harold, visited at the Richard Borner home Thursday eve- ning. -Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Nordstrom and daughter, Iva May, were .Monday evening guests at the Fred Kent home. ~ Religious services suitable Thanksgiving Day were held in the German Lutheran church Thursday afternoon. A pastor from Bismarck officiated. Roy Lewis has been acting as mail carrier on Route 1 the past two weeks during the absence of Mr, Mc- Cullough. and Walter Anderson of Washburn| N me here to spend Thanksgiving \d the week-end with his brother-in- w and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Sam lanson. Mi Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Holden ai nounce the birth of a baby girl cently. Mrs, Holden was formerly Miss Marion Eliason of Baldwin. Mrs. Holden and baby girl are bei cared for at the home of Mr. Hol en’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al. Hol en near Wilton, Kenneth Randall who is teaching school near Selfridge arrived here in his car to spend the Thanksgiving season with his nephew, Ora Bent-| j, ley. Mr. Bentley, who came here from Werner, is teaching school near the William Fricke home. William Fricke and E. A. Fricke left Thursday night for Rockford, Washington, where they were called by the death of their ather They expect to be away for about two terests. f Painted Woods = By MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD Dave Boat and Herman Johnson called at the Andrew Nelson home Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown had supper at the Fred Brown home Sunday eve- . Brown, who has been serving on the jury at Bismarck, returned home Sunday, Nov. 25th. He was ac- companied from Bismarck by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erickson and son Er- nets, who spent Sunday afternoon vi: iting Mrs. Erickson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Nelson. Mr. and Mrs, Iver Erickson and children and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown drove to the Alvin Lang home Monday evening. It was Mrs. Lang’ birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Bailey and children called at the Wm. Brown home one day this week. Mr. Bailey also called at the Fred Brown home where he. installeda radio. oe Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld had dinner with ae and Mrs, Andrew Nelson Tues- lav. Mr. and Mrs. Iver Erickson and children and Mr. Nels Erickson, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cetner and son Bill, all spent Thanksgiving at the Alvin Lang home. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Soderquist and sons Melvin and Einer and Mr. and Mrs. Elias Lillefjeld and sons Ed- win and Gerill had Thanksgiving dinner at the Ole Lillefjeld home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hannifield entertained Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cummings of Wilton on Thanksgiv- ing day. ‘Wednesday Lester Brown accom- panied by Noreen Hannifield motored to Bismarck. Orbia Hannifield and Elois Riebe returned home with them that evening to spend Thanksgiving with their parents. Orbia works at Bismarck and Floris attends busi- ness college. and Mrs. Victor Frankland at- tended the show at Wilton Thursday evening. Mrs. Mona Elsberg returned home from Jamestown Friday. She has been visiting with her daughter Mrs. eae Gilcher for the past three wee! Mr. and Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld spent Wednesday evening at the Ole Soderquist home. Mrs. Frank Riebe called on Mrs. Wm. Brown Saturdi Mrs. Arthur Damstrom spent Sat- uedey, afternoon at the Wm. Brown ome. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Crawford called at the Ole Lillefjeld home Sun- lay. They are matron and guide at the Mandan training school. o ‘ \By OLGA M. GROSSMAN Laurence Pedersen of Glendive, Mont., is the guer at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L, H. Pedersen. state, was. transacting. business in. Tuesday De > Mildred Maxie of Jamestown is spending some time at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, Paul Maxie. A Ladies’ Aid supper and candy sale will be ber ieee the to] @- for a few days H Breum - of Richardton, this | this state, where the latter remained at her parental home arid the for- mer motored on to yaiey, City where ied spent Thanksgiving day at their parental home, returning Sat- urday night. Mr. and Mrs. eee fer ited Passengers to ‘ismare! londay, where they visited wih their daugh- ter Mrs. John W. Lasse, who is ill in a Bismarck hospital. Mr. Metke returned home the same evenmg, but Mrs. Medke remained there for a few days. . Klein motored to Taylor, this state, Saturday, where he looked over his business affairs in that city. Mr. and Mrs, Carl Swenson and son, Robert, were passengers to Bis- marck Saturday. From there Mr. Swenson will leave for Sweden. He ‘will visit there for three months. Menoken By MRS. JENNIE DANCE Mr. and Mrs. Harold Arnold and| ® family of New England, N. D., are visiting Mrs. Arnold’s father, Jim jlewkirk. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Agnew and family, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Agnew and family, Mr. and Mrs. Edd Ebling and family, Mr. and Mrs. Geor; Bolter and family, of Bismarck, were dinner guests the Chris De Groot home Thanksgiving ete A dance was held in the Lockwood dance pavilion Thursday night with a attendance. ir, and Mrs. Marvin Sherman en- tertained at dinner Thanksgiving y Mr.’ and Mrs. Melvin Agnew and family. Mr. and Mrs. Park Wood motored south of Driscoll Thursday, spend- the day at the Richardton home. ir. and Mrs. V. M. Craven en- tertained at dinner Thanksgiving home during the Thanksgiving and Mrs. H. A. Carlisle and children, Miss Avis and Roger, were entertained Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Barton of Brad- dock. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gooding had their guests Thanksgiving, . Gooding’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. L, Peterson and young folks, Arthur, Arnold and Waiter and Misses Lé elightful surprise party was riven by Mr. and Mrs. ‘August: Benz iturday night in honor of the birth- days of ir daughters, Misse: Esther and Eunici large crowd ‘was present and dancing was e! both upstairs and down, many tiful gifts were received and a most appetizing lunch was served by Mrs. Benz.. The guests departed in the small hours, wishing the girls many more happy birthdays. 1 erson vi * Menoken By MRS. JENNIE DANCE Mrs and Mrs. Paul Holmes and family, Mr. and Mrs. Agnew and family were dinner sts of Miss Gertrude Ness, iss Ruth Kamphaugh and Miss Ruth Heller Sunday, Nov. 18th. A dance at the town hall Friday night, given by Frank Glum, was well attended. ifrs. Mary Wood is vi in Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ebling and fam- ily were shopping in Bismarck Sat- urday. A dance was held at the Lockwood dance pavilion Saturday night. Wayne Ayers is ill with chicken- Mr. and Mrs. F. Bailey of Mason City, Iowa, are visiting their daugh- day the following: Mr. and Mrs. Sohn Craven and children, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Craven and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rue and daughter of Bismarck, Mr..and Mrs. John Rogers of McKenzie. ‘iss Gertrude Ness, Miss Ruth Kamphaugh and Miss Ruth Heller spent Thursday, Fri , Saturday and Sunday at their parental homes. Mrs. Laura Dance and daughter Miss Nellie and Royal Thomas were dinner HE Ne at the A. C. Dance ursda home Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Abelein and children and Miss Marlfred Berg vee shoppers in Bismarck Satur- jay. A dance was gi in the Town Hall Saturday night. Marcus Agnew and Edd Ebling had a car of coal shipped in Fri Langer and C.D. Ki a carload of hogs and one of sheep Tuesday. A Ford sedan ran into a Ford coupe Monday evening in front of the Theodore Warner house. The sedan had just passed another car and turned right in the way of the coupe. ‘The ‘cars’ were both badly damaged, but no one was hurt. The state’s attorney and justice of the of Bismarck were out examin- ing the wreck. , Wild Rose ‘By MRS. W. H.‘BROWNAWELL MEME Jig In spite of the numerous Thanks- giving festivities, ‘a “latge sized crowd attended the shadow social at Wild Rose school No. 1, put on by Misses Lila Sterling and Ada Saville and pupils. A most delightful and entertaining program followed by auctioning the shadows of the ladies, who each had a well-filled lunch box for two. The neat sum of $45.55 was realized for the use of the two schools, Miss Helen Skramstad who taught the Cherry Grove school for the past two years spent Thanksgiving week visiting Miss Ada Saville and other friends here, leaving for her school work again near Valley City Sunday forenoon by auto. Misses Li id Lily Sterling spent Thanksgiving eating turkey at the home of their parents in Bis- marck, Mr. and Mrs. John Sterling. Dwight Carlisle spent the week- end visiting his cousin Homer Brownawell. Dr. Baer of Braddock was called to the Ernest Saville home last week to attend Lee Saville, who is sick in bed with an attack of acute bronchitis, but is considerably im- proved, A Mr. and Mrs. Nels Thompson spent. Thanksgiving day at the e home of Mrs, Thompson’s-sister and husband, Mr, and dock. rs. Henry Sorm of Brad- A ‘number of the young folks were entertained at a 6 o’clock dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. B, Swanson Thanksgiving day, in honor f the Misses Helen “Erickson and Helen Skramstad, two of our former | little Miss Shirley Gean were Sunday j inson, also Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Zauner ter, Mrs. Otto Ayers. Mrs. George Ely entertained a group of little boys and girls in honor of the birthday of her daugh- ter June, age four, and’ son Bernard, age six. Their birthdays occurred just a day apart, so they celebrated their birthdays the same da: Ray Ishmael, Dennis Ritzal, and George Ely motored to South Dakota looking for a job of corn picking. George Ely visited his mother and sister near Huron, S. D.| by Miss Ruth Heller, Miss Ruth Kamphaugh, and Miss Gertrude Ness entertained at three tables of whist Tuesday night. Prizes were won by {PRR srrermeorr dene Kk Florence Lake | By MRS. HENRY SEILINGER John Halpin was a Wing caller Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Seilinger on Earl and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seilinger and daughter visited at the Em Glanville home Saturday night. Jim, Walters called on Paul Ben- nett Sunday. Catherine Lee visited with Opal f Harvey Saturday evening. Halver and Charley Ed- wards were business callers in Bis- marek Saturday. Paul Bennett has a new radio and says it works just fine. Grant Hub- bel put it in for him Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seilinger and daughter Marjorie were Wing shop- pers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Seilinger gave a Thanksgiving dinner Thur: day. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Bethel Bailey, Catherine Lee, Dan McKinnon and son Donald, Charley Seilinger and mother and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seilinger and.daughter Marjorie. It was.a fine dinner. Humphrey Bailey and daughter Louvena called at the Charley Sei- linger home Sunday looking for some stray calves, W. H. Stark was a business caller at the Herman.and Henry Seilinger homes Frid: Mr. Lytle Wing Saturd Mr. and Mrs. J. B, Glanville and children ate Thanksgiving dinner at the Emerson Glanville home last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johns and euilires were Wing shoppers Satur- lay. o f Hazel Grove \ ————— By MRS. RAY HAZLEGROVE . Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sattler. and Shirley Gean were callers at the Hazlegrove home Monday evening. Bruce Virgin called at Emil Sattler’s Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sattler and In bailiteaes giving evening at the Art Ochuner home, Mr, and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove were guests Saturday evening at the Emil Sattler home. Whist farni the pastime and lunch was served by the hostess. f Steiber By MRS, C. L. MALON® Mr. and prea amy at children were e ul, heed family on Thanksgiving ay. Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Falken- tein of Baldwin and Wm. Anderson te Thanksgiving dinner at the Brackett home in Sheridan county. John Carlson attended the meeting in Regan Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hickel and son Wayne and W.'S. Oder were callers at the Malone home Saturday eve- Be r. and Mrs. John Carlson and family were Sunday visitors at C. L. Malone’s. Dave Dixon was a business visitor in Regan Saturday. Miss Magdalen Patzner returned to Bismarck’ Monday. Dave Mattis and Mr. and Mrs. ts at the Carlson home Thanksgiving da Miss Catherine Doyle, primary teacher of the Pleasant View school, was taken suddenly ill while at her home near Velva, where she had gone to spend the Thanksgiving holi- day. She was taken to Minot where she underwent an operation for ap- pendicitis Saturday. She is getting along nicely. J. R. Jones was a Regan business visitor Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Oder are pre- Paring to move to the A. E. Ander- son farm. [weit 7 By MRS. J. H. EMCH Claude Lackey, Geo. Gebhardt and John Will were Bismarck visitors Tuesday. Irv. Hulett of Pretty Rock was a usiness caller in Leith Wednesday. Berg, our eighth grade teach- er, spent Thanksgiving at her home near Valley City. Mrs. R. W. Sether has been acting as substitute teacher in her absence. Among thpse from Leith and vi. cinity attending the purebred catt sale held in Mandan on Tuesday were Fred Markow, J. W. Evens, J. H. Emch and Keith Emch. D. E, Jones and J. H. Emch and son pur- sires for their 4 Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rock accompan- ied by Mrs. Wilson were in Bis- marck last week, where the ladies had dental work done. Miss Bertha Schlosser was a Thanksgiving guest at the Claude Larson home. ,. Mrs. E. Quinn, who has been cook- ing for the bridge crew, is at home short vacation. iss Ruth Cochrane and Miss Ver- Farrell of Solen, were Thankse giving guests at the E. J. Lawfer home. ; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Zauner were visitors from Mott Thursday. ~ Glenn Emch of Dickinson spent peeaeie: with his parents at ith, Rev. Corbett is putting out a very it church paper containing news and comments from the four charges, Leith, Raleigh, Lark and Carson. The first copy is at hand and pro- vides some very interesting reading. The basketball game between Leith and Thain was won by Thain, 24 to 27. The score stood 24 to 12 in fa- vor of Leith up to the last quarter when the Thain boys rallied and walked away with the game. Marie Hammery was a guest at the Davidson home Saturday. Among those entertaining friends and relatives for Thanksgiving were Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Saunders and ily, Mr. and Mrs. E. Quinn and. family at the W. J. Saunders home; Rev. and Mrs. Corbett and family at the H. W. Gibson home; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Emch and W. S. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Emch and family, Mr. and Mrs. E, Heaps and family at the N. C. Emch home. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Enich kept open house for a number of teachers who were not able to get home for Thanksgiving, those entertained be- ing Martha Fossom of Burt, Miss Florence sony of Elgin, Miss~ Margaret Kinney Brisbane, Mr, John and Miss 0) Lit- venanko of Raleigh, Miss Ella San- die, Miss Alma Hoover and Mr. Lloyd Lonn and Miss Nellie Emch of Leith, Miss Charlotte Kahl of k Pretty Rock, Glenn Emch of Dicke teachers, who visited old friends here | evening callers at the Jake Sattler |of Mott and Mr. Russell Emch and for a few days. A delicious dinner was served the guests and a i good time was enjoyed by all. A number of our young people at- tended: ‘the dance. at Hazelton Thanksgiving night and report a good time. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brownawell celebrated Thanksgiving day by en- joying the presence of all the chil- dren and other relatives, including Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brownawell and son Bobby of Sterling, Mr. and Mrs. loward Deas ae mest Me inyder ai well of Bismarck and its. H. A. Carlisle and Avis and leman of Dana ma in Wild Rose Friday. Miss Helen Erickson arrived from Raleigh Wednesday where she is » to spend the rest of. the i at the Ernest Saville 4 -friends here. Miss Lily Sterling, who teaches school at y spent the week-end with her sister, Miss Lila Sterling. Miss Avis Carlisle, who has been attending the Capital Commercial colle; a a 8 position in ine office. of the young folks at- the dance at Braddock Wed- night and had the usual good ime. “. Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Saville enter- ome. Emil Sattler was in Tuttle Satur- day on business. Albert Stohler is Will Thieling. Johnnie Sattler had the misfortune to get his arm broken while cranking a car and is now at home. Ray Hazlegrove received a letter from his mother, Mrs. R. P, Kennedy, in California, saying everybody was well and to sire their best regards to all their friends. Johnnie ‘Sattler and Miss Sylvia and Roy Stewart and Miss Emma Weber attended the dance in Wing Thanksgi: 2 now working for Jake Sattler and Irvin Sattler, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Zweigle and daughters, Della and Ruth, Mr. Neff and family and Walter meyer were guests Thanksgivi it the Charlie. Sattler home. ss Mr. and Mrs, Frank Gray, Miss Opal Gray and Elvin Gray, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray rove were ests: Thanksgiving day of Elmer try and his mother, Mrs. Ida Perry. . A bountiful dinner was served by the hostess and whist and radio music furnished the pastime. and Mrs. Frank Gray Miss Opal were callers in Wing Wed- Grant Palme of Fargo b rant 8 0! was a bus- caller at the farm this week Bismarck, Lowell Wrucke of Leith. A number.of Leith people attended the school carnival at Brisbane Sat- uray. evening and report a splendid ime. ‘Mrs. F. C. Lorenzen of Elgin was a business caller ‘1, Leith seit ' Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson, and Mrs. Alber Lah and Miss Lena Peterson were Sunday evening call- bigs Be afta Sisce ae. : iss Evel ignes of Burlington visited at the R. W. Sether home the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ashtides and only returned from Bismarck Sun- ving eve. A .| . Mr. and rs. Emil Sattler and Henry Faubel is rather lonesome a| daughter, Shirley Gean, and Mrs,|in his work on the section as all of his men have been laid off. “R, NA. lodge meets y night. Candidates to be initiated and officers to be elected. Full at- tendance is requested. Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid meets with. Mrs. Edythe Heaps Thursday. Irv. Asl ew: Leith caller assy 6 « W. A. Weasel vas a business vis- i at - county seat Monday. jon. Stevenson was a Bismarck visitor Sunday. Frank Brown and son George were at home over Mr. Brown hes been busy wells ie et te r. irs. it Kamrath motored to Mandan rs The Pythian ® € < ’ 4 « 4 «6 8. Dal Midland Sugar Company, Colorado rin, Col "Valley Bridge and Iron Com- worth, Kansas. eatrical Enterprise Com- , Aberdeen, 8. Dak. Northern Town snd Land Company, ‘Willmar, Min: Nerthern Produce Company, St. Paul, ol bile Company, uinke cre Spauiding Elevator Company, Warren, ‘Minn. s. Mortgage Company, Minne- Company, Moorhead, Minn. rood Co., Minnea, lis, Minn, Taylors preorporat |, St. Paul, Minn. United States Farm Land Corporation, Sacramento, California. Amusement Ber E Ete a and Mrs; “Battler and Shirley Gean, Jean Rec- pase SA The Unite States produced B55,- | 5 fe Wild 021 standard j iss Mary Elliott, a former roe au oe A Lrpenriters, valued at wes visiting the O, L. Pet-, Hi oye Mr.