The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 14, 1928, Page 9

___¢HE BISMARCK TRIBUNE {| Hazel Grove By MRS. RAY HAZLEGROVE Ray Hazlegrove was a business talled at Harry Ulfers Wednesday. | Mr. and Mrs, Frank Gray were business callers in Tuttle Monday, and also called at the J. A. Gray home. aE Harry Ulfers and Sam Steigle- meyer called at the Hazlegrove farm ‘Wednesday. Emil Sattler and Melvin Webster ; ¢alled at Ray Hazlegrove’s Monday. » ,#They had been out looking for 7" horses, The Bismarck Tribune county official paper. is the It’s the pa- Vad you should take. Take the daily. it is better than the weekly, al- though the weekly is good. Just think, you can get the markets every / ; day in the daily and also there is a ’ dandy little story running in it each i day. Just send in the $5 and you'll not be sorry. There was a sale at the B. M. Vir- gin farm north of Tuttle Thursday. Joe Goldsmith bought a few head of calves at the sale. Frank Gray helped Ray Hazle- ove Thursday, and Mrs, Gray vis- ited Mrs. Hazlegrove. Esther Glanville and Harrison Rogers stole a march on their folks and friends, we hear, and were unit- ed in marriage at Bismarck, Dec. 1. We join their many friends in wish- is ing them many happy years of i ‘en, wedded life. ‘ Emil Sattler was in Goodrich on , fi business Friday. fi Thursday while moving a build- J ing, Owen McIntyre had the misfor- tune to get badly hurt. In some way he slipped and he was caught between the building and tractor, getting his head cut pretty badly, bs and also his wrist broken. He is vie) now in the hospital at Bismarck. We are all sorry to hear of the acci- dent and hope he will soon recover. Another accident happened just lately. Mr. and Mrs, Dunken of Goodrich while on their way home from a visit at the Ed Pond home the steering wheel gave way and caused the car to turn over in to the ditch. They both received some broken bones and are int he Harvey hospital. We join their friends in wishing them recovery, and hope they will soon be home, . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray and Miss Opal Gray shopped in Wing Saturday, and while in town called at the John Harty home, and were dinner guests of the Harty family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove en- y tertained as their guests at dinner . Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Gray , a and Opal and Elvern Gray. It was 4 given on honor of their fourth wed- ding anniversary, although Monday, the 10th, is the day. A bountiful dinner was served by the hostess. Ben McClusky of Wing was in the Capital City a day or two this week. Elmer Drumm was a_ business ealer in Wing Saturday. Ray Harty and Mr. Grotburg were callers one evening this week at the Frank Gray home. Mr. a Grotourg is a life insurance man. ’ “yf ¢ ] ¥ Fred Wagner wts in Tuttle Fri- ‘ YF day with a load of grain. i ig Albert Gray and Lester Kennedy { were in Wing Sunday, | Mr. and Mrs. Ray _Hazlegrove A were callers at the Frank Gray home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs Oscar Wietstock and | son have now moved in to Arena for the wintér. = Estherville ' —————_ By MRS. ROY LITTLE The Dan Danielson family are on the sick list this week. The Farmers Union meeting that was to have been held in the Legion cabin Dec. 4th was called off on ac- count of the cold weather. Earl and George Mowder helped 4 , Roy Little butcher Wednesday. Harry Dimond was a Regan caller Monday. A number from here attended the nesday night. i Mrs. A. H. Lundberg and children were Thursday evening visitors at the Wm. Mickelson home. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Davenport were Wilton shoppers Thursday. i | Mrs. Davenport stayed over and went to Mandan Saturday to consult | | the doctor again, Gene and Norman | the Wm. Mickelson home Thursday ‘Little called at ahterpopn. in “¢ gan. P AN Visitors at the Uhde home Friday \,¢* were Mrs. Wm. Mickelson, Mrs. A. ‘a H. Lundberg and Marie Schilling. _ ‘ , Earl Mowder and Stanley Francis were Regan callers Friday. A Dan panne eens were callers in Regan Friday afternoon. Carl Berg and family were Wilton They also called 1. ! shoppers Saturday. eo ‘The American Legion Auxiliary held a business meeting in the Legion susitary shea a business meeting in the Legion cabin Satur- day evening. Beveral Som here attended the iat old Hise dance in Regan Friday , night. fy Ais Unde and Melvin Larson a “motored to Bismarck Saturday. | i Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berg and chil- dren were Friday evening guests at the Howard Watkins home. Mrs, Anna@Strand entered the Bis- marck hospital this week where she underwent an operation for a tumor. Callers in- Regan Saturda: noon from here were Chas. + Frank Mickelson, ee McCulloug! + Fritz Uhde, Cecil Elkins, Mr. a Mrs. Earl ‘Mowder, George Mowder, ache cares apd. Dana, Harry imond ant le. ; George Mowder and mother, Mrs, Sarah Mowder, motored to Wilton Sunday where they visited at the Wm. Wilmot home. Melinda Moxnlng, who attends high school in Wilton, spent the ‘week-end at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ghyln and’ son gel Sunday visitors at the ome, Anna Knutson and. Mrs.-Joe Keifer were ‘shioppers in Regan Mon- - Otto Larson and Tom Hol- ‘lingsworth motored out to Harry Davenport's Sunday, bringing home Mrs. Daven; who has been stay- ing there for several days. Char- lotte Wilmot returned home with “ bee where ske will visit for a few Mh: and Mrs. Harry Dave: ‘called at the Matt Rasmunsen re Anning, home i closed bank meeting in Regan Wed-| @. after- | ity, ‘Yeently. Mr. and NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS Monday on business, also to see the new baby girl. Harry Dimond and Mike Pahko- viteh motored to Jamestown Monday ss ir. and Mrs. Earl Mowder and George echo were Bismarck callers Tuesday. < “ f Stel. 1 o_O By MRS. F. W. GRESS Otto Johnson shipped a carload of hogs Saturday. Henrietta Bruegger was severely burned on her neck and chest Thurs- day when sulphuric acid was acci- dentally spilled on her during general science class. Attorney McCarter returned from a business trip to Bismarck Wednes- day. irs, Geo. Mohr and children and Mr. Mohr’s mother visited at the Geo, Altes home several days last week, « Dwyer Hayes has been taking an enforced vacation from his work at the oil well on account of an injury to his hand. Rev. Snyder of Fargo occupied’ the pulpit in the Presbyterian church Sunday night. Mrs, Earl Bannister of Nay visited at the home of her Hiram Darling, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oster and family have moved onto a farm north of Tappen, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ensminger and little son of the Streeter neighbor- hood visited friends here Saturday. Mrs. Tom Jaynes and sons Mar- shall and Lyman were quite ill with flu last week. Dr. Pryse made a business trip to Bismarck Tuesday. Kenneth Wood had the misfortune to have a bone broken in one of his 5) when the pony he was riding felf on him. He returned Monday from Bismarck where the injured member was placed in a cast. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wolpert Sunday in a Bis- marck hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Michaelson and son have moved onto the old Pratt place where they will reside for the winter while caring for horses for a con- struction company. The Epworth League enjoyed a “Backward Party” at the Geo. Altes home Friday evening. About 40 young people were present. We noticed that the girls appeared as requested, wearing their dresses backward, but very few of the boys found it convenient to wear shirts, ties and coats backward. Monday . .orning Dorothy Wood, Jessie Homsey, Selma Repp and Francis White left for Fargo where they will attend the 4-H club meet- ing at the A.C. These young people go as representatives of Pleasant Hill district. We understand that a number of clubs of Kidder county are sending representatives to this meeting. County Agent Carlson ac- companied the club representatives and two of the county leaders. Mrs, leon father, Cross of Dawson and Francis Hai-| beck of Pursian Lake also made the trip to act as chaperons for the girls jand boys. The W. C, T. U. held their regular meeting with Mrs. Benny Smith Wednesday afternoon. The Eagle Cartage Co. of Mil- waukee had one of their big trucks laid up for repairs here six days last week, H. K. Kane did the work on the truck. Herbert Henwood of Fargo, mis- sionary of the American S. S. Union, visited at the Methodist parsonage Friday. A well-filled house enjoyed the stereopticon Bible lecture at the Methodist church Sunday night. This was given by Rev. Guy Lewis of Ashley. The pictures illustrated Bible events beginning with the cre- ation and ending with the ascension of Jesus. The American Legion auxiliary met with Mrs. Len Collins Thursday evening. Plans were made at this meeting to send Christmas boxes to Legion: boys who are in the hospital. Glencoe By DON NICHOLSON Farmers from far and near are taking advantage of the fine weath- er with which North Dakota is blessed this year. With their vari- ous makes of trucks and with their teams, they are exceedingly busy hauling their supply of wood from the timber. The roads are in good condition at the present time which adds considerably to the pleasure of using them. William Williams, a former resi- dent of this vicinity, who has been absent in recent years, while en- gaged in business in Minnesota, has recently returned to his old stamp- ing grounds, and is at present lo- cated at the Robert Woodland farm, where he is expected to remain for some time. The young people’s meeting which yas te id at the Don icteleen Dems unday evening was quite ly attended. Scriptural reading, sacred songs, music and prayer took up the major part of the evening. These meetings which are regularly being held in different homes throughout the community are growing quite popular and are being attended by many older folks as well as the young. Rev.-and Mrs. Gulson, who direct these meetings, are to be con- gratulated fo rtheir’efforts and suc- cess in the promoting of Christian- Jacob Dietrich has recently com- pleted building a barn. This is one of the recent additions which Mr. Dietrich has added to his already modern set of buildings. \ M. Nicholson, prominent farmer of Emmons county, who has for dev- eral years been making plans for the erection of a new and modern residence, has announced that the | ¢ sod will be broken and that work will start immediately on the new structure, Several local tradesmen will be numbered the general line of skilled labor which Bs be a0 they will probably dress for the Christmas market,” The sad news of the death of her brother which accidentally occurred at his home in Dakota, if Te- left hed. Robert Ws cently. ‘Me. and’ brs. Woodland immediately for the scene. While id Fred Henninger |g. in South Dakota they will visit their former homes. are expected to arrive home in the next few days. Mr. and Mrs. Don Nicholson en- tertained several of their friends and acquaintances by giving a party Thanksgiving eve. tk were the hearts that were made happy that night as they ste to the strains is ray nt i accordion with its mel harmony. Ernest La who purchased a rectly pcs pits from a Capital ‘ity motor company some time ago, has traded the machine off to Mr. Hugh McMurrich for a beautiful gray mare. The animal is a very Hay one and will probably win “a inge many a fancy purse when the racing season arrives in. R. Stewart, who owns a la field of choice Gehu corn, has his field nearly picked and will hold it on his farm until the spring demand when oe seed is expected to be a fancy price, Schrunk By HELEN MARCHANT Tracy Degner is staying with Mrs. Frank omber while Mr. Homberg is serving on the jury in Bismarck. G. Marchant sold some pigs Friday. z Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Witt were shop- ping in Wing Friday evening. J. E. Witt and H. L. Marchant were business callers in Regan Fri- day. Bevin Wentz brought a load of coal from Wing Friday evening. Lenora Witt was shopping in Bis- marck Thursday. S Mr. and Mrs. Christ Hein were Tuttle callers Friday evening. ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Borth were Wilton callers Friday evening. Wm. Ryan and son Thomas were Bismarck shoppers Wednesday. James Novy motored to Wing Tuesday afternoon. William Ryan was absent from school Monday. Ernest Klein called at the R. G. Marchant home Wednesday evening. Andrew Nieters was a Wing caller Wednesday. Wm. Ryan and son Tommy were in Regan Tuesday. Christ Hein and Christ Wentz called at the Frank Homberg home Mr. and Mrs. Christ Hein spent Wednesday. ~ the week-end visiting friends and relatives at New Rockford, North Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. Bethel Bailey have moved from the Emanuel Harney farm, where they lived the past ie to the Mitchell farm near ing, where they will reside for the following year. Marcella, Andrew, Albert, Leo and Wilbert Nieters spent Saturday eve- ning at the R. G. Marchant home. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Witt called at | 4 the Jacob Friebmausser home at Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Marchant and daughters Margaret and Irene spent Sunday evening at the Fred Smith home at Florence Lake. - Mrs. Frank Homberg and Tracy by spent Monday afternoon ‘ith Mrs. Christ Hein. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Witt spent Sunday with the Jacob Triebmausser family at MeClusky. Charles Johnson motored to Wing Monday afternoon. Herman Nieters and Roy Mar- chant delivered cattle to Winton Heaton in Wing Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Witt spent Monday visiting relatives in Tuttle. Mrs. Wm. Witt helped Mrs. Jake Wentz pick geese Tuesday. Mrs. Joe Klemin, who is ill, was taken to the Bismarck hospital last |4 week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Witt and fam- ily spent Saturday evening at the Christ Wentz home. Luella, Tillie, Lorene, Erven and Rubin Wentz, Garth »nd Neal Scal- lon called at the R. G. Marchant home Sunday afternoon. The Nieters and Hindbauch chil- dren spent Sunday evening with the Witt family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and daughter Verna. Mae called at the Bossart home Sunday afternoon. _ John Witt, Anton ay a Herman and Andrew Nieters and Joe Klemin were Wing shoppers Monday after- noon. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Klein motored to Wing Thursday afternoon. Anton Novy called at the Herman Nieters home Sunday, Henry, Herman and-Charley Sei- linger were in Wing Monday after- noon. H. H. Seibel was a caller in Wing Monday. a {| Welch’s Spur ! ee 2 @ By MRS. R. M. WELCH A. D. Welch called at the Robt. Welch and Oliver Welch homes Mon- day. Fatius Dorman was a Bismarck visitor Monday. Mrs. John Nieland, teacher . at Boyd School No. 1, started boarding at the Robt. Welch home Bonaay: Mrs. Nieland had formerly motored to and from school and her home in Emmons Sila Hilda Rittel is working in a home in Apple Cree:: district. Ed Doppler called ut the Robt. Welch home Tuesday evening. He reported 15 he hag below zero for the preceding night at his place. “hool chiidren of No.1 had Bible scho : again ut Mrs. Robt. Boyds. They are re] to be tak- ing a gcod deal of interest in the study. Robt. Welch and the two older|" Doppler boys hauled cou] of feyee lepdaet sheep A cae, for A. D. Welch Wednesday. - A number of cases of influenza] y,, are reported to be in the v' with a id the first of the week. severe co! fikbed ia suet, Mrs. A. D, Wel family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed motored to tY|the week-end David Hein, by his|ton. Mr. and. Mrs, Horace Dirlam and|Sunday in Wiltoa, son Jimmie and Mr. and Mrs. Joe eat were capital city visitors Sat- urday. The baby son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mallard has been very ill with penumonia. Marcus Trembley of Brittin called at the home of his uncle, Ed Doppler, Saturday evening. The vate a8 boys are all quite ill with the influenza, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rittel attended ae in Bismarck Sunday eve- ing. ——— l Menoken | Ramer: 3:9 bir {st By MRS. JENNIE DANCE ° Mr. and Mrs, Homer Craven en- tertained at whist Saturday night. A turkey supper was served at 7 o'clock, after which whist was played at five tables. A lunch was served at_midnight. Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson and son, Mrs, Roy Yule and son of Valley City visited at the V. M. Craven home Friday night and Saturday. They returned home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Ebling and fam- ily were dinner guests at the Marcus Agnew home Sun Mrs, Al Arns little daugh- ter are visiting Mrs. Arns’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Craven. M Arns expects to leave soon for Mii nesota where she and her husband will make their home im the future. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holmes were shopping in Bismarck Saturday. The dance at Lockwood’s pavilion ‘was well attended Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bailey of Mason City, Iowa, were visiting Mr. and Mr. Otto Ayers Saturday. P.-T. A. was held in the consoli- hool Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Arnold and family returned to their home at New England, N. D. Mr. Arnold came back Friday and will help Jim Newkirk in the pool room for a while, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Welch attended the revival meeting in Bismarck Sun- day evening. The pupils are now practicing for a Christmas program which will be given the Thursday before Christ- mas. A Christmas tree will be a part of the program and Santa is orp’ to arrive, ark Wood and A. C. Dance are on the sick list. ° Wing By EDITH MUELLER A miscellaneous shower was given at the hotel Saturday evening in honor of Mrs. Harrison Rodgers, formerly Miss Esther Glanville, of this community. The evening was spent in playing games. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess. rs. Rodgers zeceived many beau- tiful and useful gifts. Col. E. B. Sauter of Tuttle was a business caller in town Saturday. Byron Knowles and Mr. Richards of Wilton were Wing callers one day last week. Mrs. Ed Larson and son Burnell motored to Sterling Saturday to meet Mr. Larson and son Gorden, who returned from Chicago that day. Mable Lytle spent Saturday with Opal Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. John Welen, jr, spent Friday evening at the Mueller home. Ede Cumber, high school student at Tuttle, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cumber. Mr. and Mrs. Ebb Cleveland and Margie Knowles and Ada Outrum were shoppers in Bismarck Satur- lay. The Christenson brothers of Re- gan were Wing callers Monday. Mrs. Margaret Singer, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Bossart of Mercer were visitors at the Gottfred Bossart and John Weber homes Sunday. Adolph_Dagner returned from Chicago Friday. Ellen Reese left for Minneapolis Friday morning to stay with her sister. She will continue going to school while there. Word has been received here from Viola Hagen that she is chief oper- ator at Underwood, N. D. Mrs. He: Kremenetsky of Tut. tle visited with her sister, Mrs, Isa. ore Kremenetsky Friday and Sat- urday. Wittiard Diamond of Regan was a caller in Wing Saturday. Opal Harvey is giving a Christ- mas program at the Toliver school Wednesday, Dec. 19th. Everybody is welcome. Lee Cumber left Fi one day last week for Chicago. hile there he will take an electrical course. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Michael, and Mrs. Isadore Kremenetsky visited in Tuttle Saturday. . Dick Conrad spent the week-end in Bismarck, Charleston Danielson and family i of Tuttle visited at the H. Jacobson and J. O. Lein homes Monday en route to Regan. Mr. and Mrs. Abner Fryer of Har- vey spent the week-end as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Olson. Ada Outrum spent Saturday eve- ning with Mary Knowles. ir. and Mrs. Tollef Sube; sought spent several days visiting in Bismarck with Mrs. Amiel Piep- korn week. Rev. and Mrs. Fred Trautner and daughter Esther of Tuttle were call- ers at the Mueller home Friday. -Mr. dnd Mrs. Fred Borth motored to Wilton Sunday to consult a doc- Mrs. Orval Larson and son Ei left for Pettibone, Tuesday, wi they will spend some time visiting it her persutel home. Mrs. Jacob Weber left for Naper- eed tL, igang A Adolph Philip Weber took her to Steele. By. on irs. Bersitog tod Bangs re Saturday evening y pitore at the Howard Glan‘ ome. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cumber spent ipnday at the H. Worden home-at Rose Schneider of Goodrich oat with her sister, Mrs. and son Jack spent Sunday - visiting in and ‘Henry Steve left M morn- 7] " Knowles Mae! motored’ to Tuttle Sunday. Lewis Vick at- ee with relatives. and 0 spent Saturday in ‘Wil- Mrs. Henry Anderson is spending) ier and Mate John Welch “and sees aes Cleveland and Mrs, Bud Cleveland returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. David Hein were |» Capital City shoppers Saturday. lr. and Mrs. Davis and family motored to Bismarck Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Mueller visit ed_at e G. Bossart home Sunday. Iola Du Toit spent Sunday at her parental home in Mercer. G. A. Hubbell motored to Mandan and Bismarck Monday. Mr. and Mrs. ning from Chicago, where he at- eee the International Livestock show. Alec Herman of Wilton was a ‘Wing transacter Monday. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Lee and fam- ily motored to Tuttle Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Williams and family and Clarence Kettleson were Capital City shoppers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Weber and daughter Clara spent Sunday at Tuttle at the John R. Weber home. John Brose of Arena was a Wing caller Monday, Mr. and Mra. John Weber, sr., and Mr. and Mrs. John Mueller attended the funeral rites of Mr. Leno at Tut- tle Tuesday. Mr. Leno is Mrs. Dan Hein’s father. 6 —_____—_—___——_—¢@ Steiber By MRS, C. L. MALONE Rose Ellen Doyle was a week-end visitor at the Oder home. Mrs. John Carlson and Mrs. C. L. Malone attended Legion Auxiliary meeting at the log cabin Saturday evening. Mrs. Wm. Hickel received word Saturday that her brothers, Hubert and Thomas Doyle, were in St. Joseph hospital at Minot and had both undergone operations for ap- Pendicitis. Glen McAllister. is working for Bill Johnson, Otto Fritz and Willie Uhde and Miss Freda Uhde visited at the Carl- son home Monday evening. Paul Greenan and Ole Wold were Bismarck visitors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs, Bill Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Malone were guests at John Carlson’s Sunday. J. R. Jones was a business visitor in Regan Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Malone and| gq, Mrs, John Carlson and little daugh- || ter Doris were visitors at the Harold Baron home in McClusky Friday, Miss Rose Ellen Doyle and Miss Vina Oder were Regan shoppers Monday. . Mr. and Mrs. Glen Oder have moved to the Al Anderson farm. Mr. and Mrs, C. L. Malorle were Bismarck visitors Wednesday, eee ta j Regan > By BURDELLA B. HELGESON 0. M. Colip & Son, local mer- chants, have moved into the building joining Stratton’s Confectionery. They will be open again for business @s soon as possible. The Legion boys had charge of the funeral of Henry Anderson, regular army ol fg who died at Fort Snelling last week. The funeral services were held in the Wing hall. His last request was that he be buried at Wing and that the Legion pee of Regan take charge of his urial. A special meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary was held in the cabin Saturday evening.‘ Plans were made for the community Christmas tree and program which is to be held in the Pentecostal church on the eve- ning of December The Regan school-teachers, Miss Helen Rue and Miss Malsby, will have charge of and | Urbac Harold | Mr. and Mrs. the program and will cooperate with neighboring teachers in making the program a success. There will be a large Christmas tree outside lighted with electric bulbs, a Santa Claus, gifts for the children, and treats for all. The business people of Regan are asked to cooperate with the Legion and Auxiliary in making the | Wed: community Christmas program a here will be a joint meet- ing of the Legion and Auxiliary in the cabin Saturday evening, Decem- ber 15th, at which time the various committees will be appointed. The Ottertail Power company turned on the electricity last Satur- day morning and everyone is now enjoying this modern convenience. Miss Freda Uhde visited at the A. H. Helgeson home last week. M. P. Christenson returned from Fargo last week and transacted busi- ness here before taking up his new work, He intends to work for the Wood Brothers Threshing Machine sorupeny this winter, but will return in the spring and take care of his Tuesday. A. B. Stratton transacted business in Bismarck last week. Mrs. Frank Michelson left for Towa a short time ago where she will spend some time visiting with rela- tives and frierds. Mrs. C. L. Malone called on Mrs. Helgeson one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Dimmond visited with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Dimmond, Saturday ‘evening. A. H. Helaeson was & business caller at the H. E. Helgeson ranch in Lein township last week. H. Helgeson, who is at present a radio operator in the United States navy, will be at home shortly after Christ- mas, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Helgeson were Sunda: home. Mrs. A. L. Garnes was a caller in Bismarck one day of last week. . H. C. Edgerton were | Th business callers in Bismarck Tues-| &! Lave ° john Fields returned Monday eve- dinner guests at the Fred | him | Braddock | ——_—_—__—_——__—_—_—_————__- @ By MRS. E. F. SAVAGE A mistake was made in last week’s issug whith we wish to tectify this week, The community tree which was advertised to be Monday eve- tin Johnson at J. R. Johnson’s Sun- day afternoon. ir. Norlin of McKenzie, accom- yes 4 T, N. Johnson, motored to i Wedn a Ye Miss Mildred Johnson visited with Mrs. Robt. Eisenbiex Sunday eve- ning and hee Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Eisenbiez rgught her home Mondayp evening. Henry Stiles is hauling iron to ning will be Friday evening, Dec. 21. | Sterlit e A. is 5 Tam and eve: will have a rei soring this pro- ly who attends treat. The school children have been soliciting funds | son’s to purchase a tree, also candies, nuts, ried and apples, which will be distributed to the children first. Everybody come and help celebrate this Christmas event. Andrew Bibelheimer of Linton was a Braddock caller Monday and from here he went out to his farm at Dana. Mrs. Grant’ Peterson and youn; son arrived home from Bismarc! Wednesday. We are sure that both Mr. and Mrs. Peterson think this is the finest Christmas present they we had. ty Linton Tue: a Messrs. Zelimer and Damsbaard marketed turkeys in Bismarck Sat- urday. The ladies of the Woodman Circle met in the Siem hall Wednesday eve- ning, Dec, 5. After the usual rou- tine of floor work and business, a delicious lunch was served by Mes- dames Long and eke The next regular ep Gd will be held Wednes- day evening, Dec. 19. Wm. Manley left Monday to visit relatives at Wilton, Mrs. Manley and little daughter remaining here for an holidays with relatives. v Billy Wilton, who was on the sick list, is able to be around again. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spitzer of Kin. tyre were present at the Woodma: dance Tuesday evening. Banker G. Lenhart of Hazelton was a Braddock caller Friday. The school children were bi week selling the Christmas seals, The dance which was pit on by the W. O. W. in Siem’s hall Tuesday evening was very well attended. Music was furnished by the Sunset orchestra, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Rob- inson also furnished several selec- tions. A fine lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. O, R. Bauer, Lowell Barton, Bill Ryan and Mrs. A. Button were Bismarck visitors Satur- lay. Wm. McDonald of Glencoe, who is sporting a new car, was in Braddock Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Fraser motored to Bismarck Monday to dispose of | L. their turkeys. Wm. Robinson car- ried the mail during the absence of Mr. Fraser. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Savage were callers at the F. A. Bier home Sun- day afternoon. The Ladies Aid dinner which was held Saturday afternoon was well attended and the ladies realized a nice sum from the dinner as well as from the sale of the fancywork. Rudolph Arntz, section foreman on the railway, was quite badly burned by line e ing from the tank of his speeder and catching on fire. Our stores are taking on an ap- pearance that makes us realize that Christmas will soon be here. Who doesn’t love Christmas time, with its abundance of good cheer. J. Peterson, J. Stanton, Fred O. R. Martini and F. A. Bier Linton this week acting as jurors at the fall term of court. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buchanan and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Baker visited at the Don McDonald home Saturda: and also took in the Ladies Aid feed. Mr. and Mrs. Regnier drove to Bis- marck Monday morning to do shop- ping. lerman Sueltz accompanied b: Mrs. S. A. Engleman and two chil- dren left Monday for Fessenden to see their father, F. Sueltz, who is quite ill at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Wm. Barr. Eldon Sempel left Friday evening fe Minneapolis to visit with rela. tives. Mesdames Barton and Long were between-train callers in Napoleon We wonder what was the attraction. Dr. Baer accompanied by Ras Aarvig and John Allensworth mo- tored to Bismarck Wednesday. Dr. Baer attended the medical conven- tion while Aarvig and Allensworth visited with relatives. Frank Saville, who has been work- ing near Woonsocket, §. D., for the past month, returned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Thore Naaden re- turned Monday from a week’s stay in Chicago attending the Internation- al Livestock show. They report having a good time, but glad to get back home again. Homer Lamm returned to Brad- dock Wednesday from Vermilion, S. D., where he was engaged in picking corn, Sterling } By MILDRED JOHNSON George Kush, who has been in Wisconsin the past week because of his father’s illness, returned home y Bruce Belk was in town Wednes- day. Vax Lang left Tpesday night for Yakima, Wash., where will at- tend to some business matters. J. A. Norlin of MeKensie was in E. | Sterling Wednesday. George Manley of McKenzie was | town caller Wednesday. Mr. Brody, a veterinary, is testing cattle for tuberculosis in this com- sanity. Tyler Johnson accompanied Miss Mi red Johnson went to Driscoll Fiidy a m to help Helmer Meland with her work. name | Mr. Meland brought her home Sun- tiles you to a chenes of winning the rou aulle when if {s com leted. e th in Friday evening. will = served yt the Ai Everyone come. Legion Mrs, A H. Lundberg visited at the Wm, Uhde, home one day of last Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Watkins and rabeaTs et business here last sellin eter mate Legion Cabin on the Legion vill sive & dance in it Albert Johnson were da; ing. The The North Sunday school met at evening Mrs. Jake Bowers drove to | toy rling. Edgar Johnson, accompanied by his cousin, Alfred French, of Bis- marck, visited at John Roan John- junday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Carey ited Henry Stiles’ ie, e Sterling school children are practicing for their Christmas pro- gram. Walter Dietzmon of Menoken and Raymond Johnson visited at Ray- mond’s parental home Monday. Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Johnson. vis- ited at Tom Stewart’s Sunday after- noon. Johnson yis- Tuesday eve- Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart were in Driscoll Saturday. ~ Bill Van Vleet of Driscoll was a wn caller Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson mo- tored to Driscoll Saturday. Miss Olive Johnson spent Sunday night at the Carey Johnson home. Carey Johnson took Mr. and Mrs. Smithkins_and Laurence Mork to Bismarck Friday. Mrs, Jennie Clarke and daughter Violet were town callers Friday. Alton Johnson visited with Carey Johnson Jr. Thursday evening. o——_—____—__+ ! Canfield By MRS, A. F. GHYLIN The Canfield school is nearly completed and, according to present plans, will be opened Monday. Mrs. Anna Strand underwent an tended visit over the Christmas | ® operation at the Bismarck hospital Saturday. Mrs. Joe Cook is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Lybeck, at Jamestown. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mowder called at the P. E. Patten home Sunday. Mrs. L. Klevejord and sons Olaf and Conrad and Miss Lydia Kleve- jord were callers at the Ole Olson iome Sunday afternoon. Mrs. A. F. Ghylin and’ son Gerald R.| visited Mrs. Keifer Wednesday eve- ning while Alvin Ghylin and Joe Keifer went to town. The president of the P.T.A. has announced a meeting for Friday ing, Dec. 14. school was held at the S. home Sunday. There were not very many there. They will be able to attend Sunday school at the schoolhouse Sunda: Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin and son Gerald were guests at the Roy Little home Sunday. Mrs. Anna Knudson and son Oliv- er, and Melvin Larson were guests et the Joe Keifer home. Ole Olson and Homer Taylor were callers at the P. Patten home. Mr. and Mrs. John Moser were callers at the J. W. Keifer home Monday evening. Mrs. Klevejord and family and Strands were callers in Bismarck Saturday. Earl and George Mowder were business callers in Bismarck Tues- day. Earl went down on business for the school. Agnes Hanson is staying with her father in Regan until school starts a in. ‘he Ed Walworth family has moved to the Ole Wold place. The American Legion Auxiliary had a special meeting in the club rooms at Regan Saturday evening. After the regular business meeting a potluck lunch was served. The Legion and Auxiliary will have a joint meeting Saturday, Dec. 15th, to decide on the Christmas festival to be given Dec. 27th at the Regan log cabin. The Homesteaders had their social meeting Tuesday evening. ro Driscoll oO By MRS. F, 0, JOHNSON Rev. Guy Lewis of Ashley, N. D., ne a stereopticon lecture at the M. . Church Monday night. Mrs, Martin Ambers and Mrs. Harry Olson spent Friday with Mrs. Wm. Meyer. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Berg from near Arena motored to Driscoll Sat- and called on Mr. and Mrs, A. Bruschwein. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Apland and letcalf, motored to Bismarck nd Mrs. A. J. Kress and chil- id Misses Verna and Jessie ht visited at the Sleight home ‘appen Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, daughter, Betty Jean were in Bis- marck Sunday. Miss Esther Jacobson spent the week-end in Bismarck. Mrs. H. A. Knudson, Mrs. Knud- son, of Clifford and Miss Thel- ma Rosvold motored to Bismarck Saturday. A regular meeting of the R. N. of A, will be held at the hall Dec. 19. All members are urged to be present as it is the yearly election of officers also the regular Christmas gift meeting. Mr, and Mrs, Chas. Swanson en- dren Slei in tertained the following guests Sun-| M: day: Mr. and Mrs, Axel Soder and daughter of Wing, Mr. and Mrs. Beckman of Wilton, Mr. and Mrs. Hedstrom of Bismarck, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wakefield of Driscoll, Mr. and Mrs. John Omodt of Steele, Mr. Mrs. Bjerke and daughter of id Mrs. Lundquist, also of and Mr. and Mrs, Egner Swanson and children. Mrs. Frank Johns and Mrs. Eisen: beisz visited Mrs. Pete Hanson Mon- uc A afternoon. rs. A. J. Kress entertained at aj Set} children’s party for her daughters May and in honor of little Jean's birthday Monday aft- ernoon, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Pederson and C. vis- Eisen- | daughter spent the week-end in Bis- ME Bea sna t Mrs. Corl with her son visited with Mrs. Helmer Meland P. M. Lathrop andj D. James Koon and Mr. and Mra, Koon for a week. Mrs. Bi is sister of Mrs. James Boon. Oswold Krogan is batk after visit in New Salem. Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Pederson and children spent Sunday visiting Mrs. Mile end MraAl Chat onter. ir, and Mrs, 4! tain Me. oat Sve eh ES le calf at dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs H. Apland and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lewis and children had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. F. 0, Johnson Wednesday evening. John Birkland is putting a roof oa Ceae ley ev. Gress pre Sunday. afternoon at 2 o'clock. . [keith By MRS. J. H. EMCH We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Guy McAndrews is a patient at the Elgin hospital suffering from pneu- monia. Leith Civic club met with Mrs. A. W. Kimball Wednesday evening with @ very good attendance. Two very good papers were given, “Every Child Has a Right to a Faith,” by Mrs. Jean Emch, and “Religious Cus- toms in the Home,” by Mrs. N. C. Emch. The next meeting will be held with Mrs, G. J. Kimball, Dec. 19. D. E. Jones accompanied J. A. Rock home from Bismarck Sunday. Mr. Jones has been in the St. Alexius hospital for the past 10 weeks and the community is glad to hear of his recovery and to welcome him home, Mrs. E. Anhorn accompanied Mrs. G, J. Kimball and son Maurice to Bismarck Monday. Edward Pfleiger of Carson was in Leith Saturday. The dance given by the Pythian Sisters at Leith Saturday night was very successful, netting the Tadies a goodly sum, which they expect to ae toward the finishing up of the all, Dan Fries of New Leipzig stop) in Leith Monday while on his aay to McLaughlin, where he was called as_a witness, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Heaps and Clair Kamrath drove to Zap Friday, where Mr. Heaps is employed in the coal mines. Mr. Kamrath and Mrs. Heaps: returned Friday evening. The school in the Cowan district taught by Miss Nellie Hone has been discontinued on account of the mov- - ing away of some of the pupils. E. Hehn finds it necessary to send his children to the E. Mathys school taught by Vere Davidson. Mrs. G. J. Kimball and daughter Mary Elizabeth were having tal work done in Bismarck Friday, Clair Kamrath drove to Wandogo Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Gibson were Regent visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Emch and daughter Nelle were guests at the J. Zauner home in Mott Sunday, J. J. Ryan, now of Janesville, Wis., but formerly a resident of Leith, was greeting old friends here the latter part of the week, Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid met at the home of Mrs. Edythe Heaps with a large attendance. A great deal of work was accomplished and plans made for future meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Faubel and son of Lemmon, S. D., Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Faubel and son of Mott and Harold Faubel of McIntosh, S. D., were guests at the Henry Faubel home Sunday. Harvey Davidson of Long Prairie, Minn., nephew of Chas. Davidson of Leith, is visiting relatives in Leith and Heir. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Lawfer and Miss Bertha Zacher were visiting with Clarence Lawfer on the Can- norball Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Emch and son Nic and Mr. and Mrs. Tom S ringer were visiting Mrs, Roy Westling at Scranton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Faubel and son Billy left for Milwaukee Mon- day to visit for a few weeks with their daughter. Mr. Johnson of Scranton is taking Mr. Faubel’s place as foreman during his absence. Earl Schultz was a Bismarck vis- itor Monday. ., Mr. and Mrs. E. Anhorn and fam- ily and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sept were in Elgin Sunday. i Steve Mocko of the Heart river country was doing business in town Retan lay. ens r, and Mrs. Keith Emch, Miss Nelle Emch, Miss Ella Sundie and Clair Kamrath attended the junior play at Elgin Friday night. Miss Bertha Zacher is assis at the Lawfer studio during the a4 season. Geo. Chalmers of Timberlake, S. .. was in town Monday. The Leith R. N. A. received an invitation from the Brisbane camp to assist them in their initiation work this week. No doubt the in- vitation will be gladly accepted. _E. Anhorn was a business and so- cial visitor in Glen Ullin Monday and Theadey. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sept of Bris- bane attended the dance here Satur- day night. The different lodges held election of officers thi: the following results oracle, Mrs. Edythe Mrs. Hale Revirasb irs, Minni anders; chancellor, Mrs. August Johnson; receiver, Mrs. Forest Fleming; recorder, | Mrs. Mary Anhorn; marshal, Mrs, Mabel Lawfer; O. S., Mrs. Hazel Arndt; 0. S., Mrs. Alfred Johnson; mu- sician, Mrs. Ethel Mossman; mane ager, Mrs. Nancy Anderson. Mrs, Ruby Kamrath and Mrs. Mary An- horn were elected as del | alternate to state convent in net, ie March Ww. consul , » Jones; Nixon} adviser, Ed Solen: mr clerk Ben len; clerk, Ben Watch