The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 11, 1929, Page 8

i Rasen PEGA ae | ; if 4 i i $ 1 “| gteat amount of sickness the attend- ] _ OSES Ot frienas arrived in Braddock Sunday. Ney Dodge j We are pleased to report that Mrs. ry 8. 8. Tracy. who has not got along very well since the birth of her little daughter is now improving. Mrs. N. F. Shepard is nursing Mrs. Tracy. H. F. Bibelheimer and Theodore | Zottnick took Mrs. Zottnick to a, Bismarck hospital Sunday evening. | Henry Werre who at one time was} guest at the home of Mr. andjmanager of the Osborne McMillan e Meyer. Elevator Co. at Braddock. visited at Fred Lang of Tripp. S. D.. was vis-|the L. P. Weber home Tucsday. Since | days at the home of Mr./Mr. Werre left Braddocs. he has lost . William Kellar. Mr. Lang is j both lis wife and little daughter. brother of Mrs. Kellar. Mrs. Fred Junge went to Bismarck | C..N Lee, who has been ill in|Saturday to visit with her daughters ./Phrene and Win- ifred. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beal of Kin-! jtyre spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Beal's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.! T. Barton. | Sorrow was brought into the home| jof Mr. and «irs. Ed. Boynton living} northeast of Braddock, when their little daughter Lucille Merie was vaken from them Saturday at the age |of 2 years 9 months and 25 days. She had been ill during the summer with stomach flu and never really fully; recovered. Again taking the flu, it} this {developed into tubercular meningitis) state, is visiting a few days with | Which caused her death. The funer- friends and rélatives. ‘el will be held from the Bradock| Clarence. Lec was a passenger to;Catholic church Tuesday morning Bismarck Monday, where he will serve ;aNd the remains will be interred in the legisiatwe-term. Mr. Lee is athe Braddock cemetery. The parents representative in the legislature. jhave the symapthy of the community Frances ' White, who spent her|/0_the loss of their little daughter. Christmas vacation in Valley City, re-! It is our sad duty to ‘write of tre turned to Dodge Saturday night. Miss |Geath of one of our respected citi- White will again take up her teaching | es in, the person of William C. Rob- position. north of Dodge. |inson who passed to the Great Beyond | Ray Westburg called at the J. c. Saturday night from pneumonia, Grossman home Thursday. w h developed from the flu. He John Phou took the train for Beu- |" isen sick Monday and all that ah Wednesday where he had dente] medical skill and careful nursing work done., could do was of no avail. He was 40 Amelia and Arthur Wentz, who Years old at the time of his death, have been spending some time in/@nd leaves to mourn his loss. a widow Washburn, this state, with friends amd three small children besides three ard relatives, returned to their home brothers, Fred, Sam and Remus, and "Thursday. two sisters, Christine and Margaret, Jacob Fischer of Hebron was trans-|#!S0 a widowed mother who resides fcting busine:s in Do-ige Friday. jnear Bismarck. Mr. Robinson was ‘There will be services in the Con. | married Sa He 1915, to Margaret ereg: . 2:30 | MacDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ee meee at 300 Alex MacDonald of Glencoe. A short service was held at the home Tues- day morning and the remains was then conveyed to the Glencoe ceme- tery. Much sympathy is felt for all the bereaved ones in their sorrow. —————_¢ Schrunk —- —____—_—_————* By HELEN MARCHANT “By, OLGA. M. GROSSMAN . Anna Schroeder wis + passenger to ‘South Dakota Monday, where she will again, take up her teaching position. Hertha Erdmann of Golden Valley. A bowling contest was given Thurs- day evening, Dodge against Killdeer. Dodge won. Mrs. Ernest Carlson and daughter. Leona. who have been visiting in Killdeer at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Carlson, returned to their home Tuesday. Carl Siedel was an cast-bound pas- to Bismarck Wednesday, where he will take treatments in > Bismarck | hospital for a few days. Anna Pfheger of Garrison, Miss Clara Svihovec of Valley City | is taking the place of Miss Elmira; Schleicher in the fifth and sixth! grade room of the Dodge school. t Braddock I By MRS. E. F. SAVAGE ° Fritz Sueltz of Dana township passed away Christmas morning, 1928, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. William Barr of Fessenden. He was 73 years old. Mr. Sueltz was a| highly respected man in the com-| munity and one of the best known) men throughout the county. He was born at Steiger, Germany, in 1855, and came to the United States in 1881 at the age of 26 years. On June 15, 1984, he was united in marriage to Caroline Zuhike, of James, 8. Dak. ‘They made their home near Groton. 8. Dak., until 1901, when they move: with their family to the farm near In 1901 he and his wife and children moved back to South Dakota, where Mrs. Sueltz Mrs. John Fode and sons John and Herman and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Friebinausser and son Arthur spent Thursday evening at the Wm. Witt home. Margaret and Irene Marchant were absent from school this week as they were sick with the flu. Anton Novy left Tuesday morning for Fargo where he will attend a tractor school for the remainder of the winter. ai aig Witt was on the sick list this eek, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Hein motored to Tuttle ‘Thursday where they visited friends and relatives, Herman Nieters was a Wing shop- + passed away Dec. 22,1918, Mr. Sueltz|Per Thursday afternoon. é spent the last few years on the Dana, and had gone on a his daughter's home at Fes- Fortune fayored him and at of his death he was consid- of the wealthiest men in county, owning considerable as well as near Groton, S. was president of the Farm- Bank of Braddock, as well President of the bank at 8. Dak. He leaves to loss’ four daughters and , Mrs. Wessell . .. Mrs. Laura Engle- Herman Sueltz of Braddock, Emil and Miss Olga Sueltz Groton, 8. Dak., and Ben living at Cortland, N. Dak. Two children, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Hein spent Wednesday evening at ‘the Christ Berg home. John Witt was a Wing shopper Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, Christ Wentz and family returned to their home ‘Thurs- day evening after spending the week at Mrs. Wentz’ parental home. ‘The Herman Nieters children are ill with influenza at tats writing. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Hein spent Sunday at the ohn Sher home. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Wentz and son called at the Wm. Witt home Wed- nesday evening. Mary and Eddie Johnson are on the sick list this week. Theodore Nolan called at the Carl Johnson home Wednesday. ad i e393 5 ex #2 Ei ot | BE 2 A E E F 24 ? of the morning, wishing the newly married couple many happy years of wedded life. ————_______—— { Welch’s Spur ogi Te ee yl By MRS. R. M. WELCH Hugh McMurrich called a. the Robt. Welch home for gas Monday. Mr. McMurrich has been hauling a number of loads of wood from the river bottom this winter. A. D. Welch caled at the home of his brother, O. P. Welch, Monday. Robt. Welcly repaired the windmill on his father's place Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McMurrich and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Welch and Mrs. Edith Bruce and little daughter dined at the John Welch home New Year's day. Mrs. Robt. Welch called on her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Doppler, New Year's night. . Mr. and Mrs. Brown of uorth Boyd lost a little daughter with diphtheria this week. No new cases have heen reported in the vicinity and the others are improving. Robt. Welch and two little sons were ill with flu this week. Mr. Dop- pler, Otto Dorman and Robt. Boyd are ill also. A doctor was called out to the Boyd home one day, and Mrs. Robt. Welch had her little son George to the doctor the latter part of the week. All cases seem to be due to in- fluenza. Lawrenc? Doppler succeeded in turning Oliver Welch's windmill out of gear, the wire having broken at the top Wednesday evening. Lawrence Doppler has been helping with ehores at the Robt. Welch home while his brother-in-law has been ill. Lawrence and his sister, Mrs. Robt. Welch, motored to Bismarck Thurs- day. A. D. Welch and daughter, Mrs. Edith Bruce, called at the Robt. Welch home for Mrs. Bruce's car and battery Thursday. Mr. Welch and Mrs. Bruce motored to Bismarck in the afternoon. Ralph Snyder called at-the Robt. Welch home with Lawrence Doppler Wednesday. He assisted Lawrence with the chores. John Welch was a Bismarck visitor Thursday. Mr. Welch purchased a new car this week. Fred Dorman called at the Doppler home the middle of the week. Fred Rittel called at the Robt. Welch home Friday. John Welch shot a horse which was down for Mr. Rittel Friday. Mr. Rittel has been hauling wood from the river bottom since Christ- mas, Lawrence and Leo Doppler and Mrs. Robt. Welch and little son or motored to Bismarck Satur- lay. Mrs. Edith Bruce returned to her school where she does light house- keeping, Sunday evening after spend: ing the vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Welch. Mrs. John Nieland and _ little nephew returned to their boarding Place at the Robt. Welch home Sun- day evening. Mrs. Nieland spent part of the vacation with her sister in Flasher, N. Dak. The rest of the time she reports staying home with the flu. Lawrence Doppler visited at the Ishmall_ home Sunday after helping at the Robt. Welch home. John Alsbury and son Randolph have been hauling hay from the vi- cinity to Bismarck. They froze their truck at the corner of Boyd school No. 1 and got water to thaw it out at Robt. Welch's. f Clear Lake ‘ ——____—_—_—_—_—_‘¢ By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN Mr. and Mrs. George Christiansen and son Arnold of Lein township also Mr. and Mrs, Harold Christiansen spent New Year's day with Mrs. Marie Olausen and family. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Klucksdahl and family spent Wednesday with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hogstad of Kidder and a baby preceded him in death. Ther> is also one brother, ugusf, who lives in Groton, S. Dak. Funeral services were held at 1:30 Mday, Dec. 30, at Zion Lutheran lurch with the Rey. William 8. Kraushaar officiating. Interment ‘was made at the Groton cemetery. ‘The floral offerings were beaut!ful and many showing that though gone was not forgotten by his many Misses Elsie Bier and Winnifred Mendigo left Tuesday for Valley City where they will attend the State > Zeachers. college. “Elroy Johnson, one of our popular thers, returned Friday from Min- c where he spent the Christmas | Johnnie Fode spent Sunday at the Jacob Hindbouch home, George Nolan called at the Carl Johnson home ‘Thursday afternoon, o— a> g H as EE Lein | —_—_—_—_—— By OLGA M. BISE ‘ A fairly large crowd attended the Luther League meting held at the church Tuesday evening. ‘ Alice Vick spent a few days visiting with her friends Catherine Lein. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Helgeson, Mrs. Herbie Gunderson and Helmer Hel- geson spent Sunday evening at the siarold Christianson home. Mr. and Mrs. Algot Dravland and family, who have spent some time in this vicinity, moved their household goods to Windsor, N. D. Wednesday, ‘as they intend to spend the remainaer members of the Woodman; met in session in the Siem hall evening. Owing to the * ‘The Cirsle fe, ) was Very small, but those pres- of the winter there. Alfred Arneson hauled their furniture down in his truck. Quite a few from this vicinity gathered at the Helgeson home ‘Thursday evening end surprised Harry Helgeson. The evening was spent in playing progressive whist. At midnight @ delicious lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Rise spent Sat- yigay: evening at the Arthur Bjorhus me, Mr. and Mrs%% Alfred Arneson and daughter Alice spent the week-end visiting relatives at and near Wind- sor, N. D. -@nt enjoyed the short session and the | Bice.Juneh served by Mesdames Mar- fini and Koenig. The next, meeting be held Wednesday, Jan. 16, when ‘trust that everybody will be in Gertrude Piers has returned to Teachers college and Miss “Elna Nylund and Julia f feturned Saturday to Bis- . Nygaard and Art. Bjorhus helped Nels Dronen butcher a hog Saturday. Hannah Dronen spent Saturday and Sunday with Constance Lein. John Birkeland and son Clifford spent Sunday efternoon with J. O. Dorothy Barkman spent the week- end et her parental home. . county. Fred Anderson was a _ business caller at Bismarck from Wednesday until Friday. Miss Ethel Brenden was taken to Bismarck Thursday to consult a doc- tor regarding her eyes. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Schoon were Friday evening guests at the Oscar Anderson’ home. Henry Olson Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Olson visited ue Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Beyer Sun- lay. i. A. Slaatenhues was a Sunday evening caller et the Albert Christen- sen home. H. A. Smith and Paul Paslay mo- tored to Steele Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Olson visited with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olson Mon- day evening. Nels Dronen was taking the veter- inary around Tuesday to have cattle tested in the neighborhood. Mrs, Clifford Nelson and children visited several days at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith. Mrs. Mable Carlson of Stecle spent Friday and Saturday with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith. Mrs. H. A. Smith and son Roy took Vernon Carlson to Steele Fri- day. Vernon has been spending his Christmas vacation with his grand- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Newland enter- tained several relatives and friends Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Klucksdahl spent Saturday evening at the H. A. Smith home. Mrs. Marie Olausen and family were Sunday callers at the Albert Hammer home. i Olaf Olson called on Paul Paslay Sunday evening. motored to Moffit ¢ : Wing By EDITH MUELLER Elaine Rhodes returned home Mon- e Mrs. N. H. B. | end in Bismare Cottins spent the week- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE cation. Sam Weinburg of Tuttle was over night guest at the Isadore Kre- menetsky home Friday. Gottfred Weber, Ralph Jacobson, Mabel Jacobson and Helen Lein mo- tored to Wilton Friday. Isadore Kremenetsky spent Friday in Bismarck. Mrs. Fred Cumber is visiting with relatives in Moutpeiler this week Mr. and Mrs. Tollef Subey and daughter are spending this week ac Tuttle with relatives and friends. Every] Piepkorn is staying at the John Harty home during Subey's ab- sence. Henry Jacobson has been on the sick list. Glenn Spies returned from Bis- marck Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. James Olson were callers at the Henry Jacobson home Friday evening. Mrs. Harris returned from Gold- win Monday where she has spent sev- eral days visiting relatives. Blanche Cumber left for Windsor Thursday after visiting at the Fred Cumber home for a week. Mable Jacobson is staying with Edith Cumber while Mrs. Cumber is gone. Ferdin Papenfuss of Glaston, N. D., was a guest at the E. E. See home last week. 2 Befnard and Burnell Mueller have been suffering with the flu the past few days. Ed Dalbec spent Sunday with his family here. ae Mrs. Henry Kremenetsky of Tuttle assisted Mrs. Isadore Kremenetsky during her illness last week. The Arena basketball game was de- feated here Thursday evening with a score of 30-12 A return game was played in Arena Friday where Arena also was defent- ed with a score of 32 to 2. Josie Olson is assisting with the house work at the E. Larson home. Philip Weber is on the sick list this week. Fred Banttari spent last week vis- iting at Braddock, at the Arvid Roos home. af Hazelton i o—_—_—__________—__-e By ELEANOR LANDSBERGER Miss Virginia Kurtz and Elvira Wohiman entertained a number of their high school friends at the lat- ter’s home Sunday evening. A de- lightful lunch was served at eleven and those present had a very enjoy- able time. ‘ ‘Wiefred McCusker left Tuesday for Regina, Canada, to further resume his studies at the Campion college. Laurence Price of the river neigh- borhood was reported as being very ill with pneumonia last week. How- ever, at present he is getting along very well. The Catholic Mothers’ society met Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. D. McKusker, Mrs. J. J. Lands- berger assisting. The meeting was very well attended. Doc Nagel from the river district passed away Saturday. The cause of his death and details were not learned. é Mr. and Mrs. G. Jonkman enter- tained at a card party Sunday eve- ning. Four tables of cards were played, the honor prizes being won by Mrs. P. Mastel and George Zirn- helt, and the. consolation prizes went to Mrs. J. J. Lansberger and J. B. Landsberger. A delicious lunch was served, Several new cases of flu have ap- peared in town during the last few days, among those being Hank Ger- ber, Harvey Weber and Adam Gerber. Little Dona Claire Berkholtz was hostess at a birthday party given in honor of her fourth birthday, Friday afternoon. About a dozen of her lit- tle friends helped to celebrate the event. The local basketball team will journey to Braddock Wednesday eve- ning to play the second game of the season, L. W. Berkholtz, drove by car to Rock Rapids, Iowa, the first part of last week. He was accompanied by Dan Parsons, who went as far as Fer- igus Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Splonskowski jof Braddock, were visitors on New Year's day at the J. B. Landsberger home. The freshman class of the local high school held a party Monday eve- ning at the J. Rott residence. A very enjoyable time was had by all pres- ent. J. B. Landsberger transacted busi- ness in Temvik Wednesday. “ — | Christiania AICI sas ai ——*@ By VIOLET CLARKE William Hoeft is busy hauling clover these days. Mr. and Mrs. William Heoft and family from this vicinity attended the Christmas party and program held in Sterling township. Robert Clarke was a Sterling caller Saturday. Quite a few people have been sick with the flu lately. Miss Violet Clarke from this vicin- ity attended the Christmas party and program held at the Paul Lang home Saturday, evening. Miss Violet Clarke was overnight guest at the Cary Johnson home Sat- urday night. vantage of the trapping season this winter, as furs are gocd price. Miss Jennie Clarke and Miss Violet were Sterling callers Thursday and while there they visited at Mrs. Mc- Doudard’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Elder Ellness came home Thursday after having been vis- iting in Sterling for a few days. Mr. Ellness and ton Glen hauled two loads of hay up to Elder's place Thursday afternoon, and they also letf three of their horses there to winter. i ester Clarke accompanied by his his sisters, May and Marietta, were day from Bismarck. she has been ' Sterling callers Saturcay.. - employed at the Montgomery Ward & | Co. store there. ‘Miss Luella Tollefson, who has been going to’ school in Bismarck, came home for the. Christmas and New ‘Year's vacations. Miss : visited at where she spent her Christmas va-|the Christmas and New Year's vaca- Knute Johnson and son Kenneth were Sterling callers Thursday. days. Little Knife By MRS. A. BIERIG. the Bierig home. owners of a new radio. quiet a bad attack of the flu, some better at this writing. mend. John Seivert’s home. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jacobs and chil. at the Bierig home. day, and opened their schools thi next day. Barred Rock cockerel's Arthur Bierig took his two daugh: Goben, back to Dickinson on Wednes normal. them on their trip. the Christ Wanner home. daughter motored to Lemmon, 8. D. iting at the Bert Springer home. know about it . to Dodge on Friday for Art Bierig. Quite a few people are’ taking ad- | By MRS. HENRY SEILINGER Henry Seilinger and Andrew Neiters were looking for a horse that has been gone for the past two months Thursday. McKinnon home Saturday night. Paul Bennett was a business call: er in Wing Saturday. little son Earl, Henry Seilinger and daughter Mar. home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson E. Glanvill were Wing shoppers Saturday. son Earl. night.a lunch was served. Henry Seilinger and Bethel Baile; home. and Mrs. James Walters, Mr. were dinner guests at the Bert Glan: ville home New Year's day. Bethel Bailey were in Wing Fricay. her grandmother is véry low. afternoon. By RUTH LITTLE the Willard Dimond home Sunday. Mrs. J. F. Little and Oscar Magnu- son. ‘i ‘The Waugeman children have en. sent for some time. of sickness. school Monday and Tuesday. week. ily. liams and family. Mr. and ‘Mrs. Henry Swanson mo: tored to Regan Tuesday. week assisting Mrs. Ghylin housework. home of Mrs. Harry Davenport Wed nesday, Jan. 16th. nice luncheon was served meeting by the hostess. Louis Jorgenson ness caller Friday. The Misses Lucille Eliness, Erma Cox, and Veronica Riley, are visiting at the Elder Eliness home for a few Mr. and Mrs, John Seiverts and children of Dodge spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eggart are the The Ahi family, who have all had are Mrs. Joe Schneider, who has been quiet sick the past week, is on the Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bierig and children motored to Dodge on New Year’s eve, where the girls attended the dance, and the rest of the family spent a very enjoyable evening at the dren, also Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goben and children,.spent New Year's day Miss Mauk and Miss Piefer returned to their boarding places on Wednes- Mrs. J. Gusterson and son of Mar- shall called at the Bierig home on Thursday, where she bought some ters Ruby and Alice, also Miss Lela day, where they are attending the Frank Goben accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stein of Taylor and children, spent several days at Mr. and Mrs. Kuntz and children Mrs. Stein are both Mr. and Mrs. Maxie Lehmann and before Christmas where they are vis- The telephone meeting held at the Joe Link home on Friday was poorly attended on account of bad weather, and quite a few members did not Frank Goben took a load of hogs DE Cs eran eae Florence Lake ;_ ae John Halpen called at the Dan Mr. and Mrs, Herman Seilinger and and Mr. and Mrs. jorie were visitors at the B. E. Bailey Callers at the Henry Seilinger home Sunday night were Dan McKinnon and son Donald, Catherine Lee, and Mr, and Mrs. Herman Seilinger and The evening was spent in playing cards and games and at mid- visited with Paul Bennett New Year's day and listening to the new radio. A nice dinner was served New Year's day at the Charley Seilinger Those present were Mr. and Mrs, Bethel Bailey, Dan McKinnon and son Donald, Catherine Lee, Mr. ond Mrs. Herman Seilinger and son Earl, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seilinger and daughter Marjorie and Andrew ‘alk- er. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Glanville Herman and Henry Seilinger and Catherine Lee returned home from South Dakota last week. She says Henry and Herman Seilinger called at the Dan McKinnon home Sunday [-_Roek hl $n Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dimond and daughter Mabel were social guests at Callers at the C. E. Christianson home Tuesday evening were Mr. and jtered school again after being ab- ‘The Jorgenson children were ab- sent from school this week on account Edith Francis was absent from Mrs. A. McCoy has been ill this Mr. and Mrs. Albert Little spent several days this week as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little and fam- New Year's day guests at the C. J. Kuehl home were Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Jordahl and family, Mrs. Klevjord and family, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Wil- Violet Olson spent several days last with The ladies aid will meet at the was a Regen busi- Alfred Bouche called at the Louis on Thursday. Gene accompanied him as far as Tuttle. Bi Mrs. Ira Bailey stayed with the Patton children Friday afternoon while Mrs. Patton went to Wilton. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rasche and family were guests at the P. =. Patton home Sunday afternoon. ‘The pie social to be given last Fri- day night at the schoolhouse was postponed on account of sickness. Mr. and Mrs. E. Williams were dinner guests at the 8. L. Jordahl home Sunday. The Homesteaders lodge met at the Legion hall Tuesday evening. Roy Farley called at J. F. Little's and C. E. Christianson’s homes Tues- day. Those doing carpenter work on the teacherage Tuesday were Ole Olson, Arthur Strand, Albin Ghylin, George Bailey and John Howe. Willard Dimond motored to Regan ‘Tuesday. Those who delivered hogs in Regan Monday were Barney Strand, Grant Lindsey, Harry Davenport and C. O. ‘Wilkinson. ‘Ray McCullough assisted Clayton | fi and J. F. Little in butchering a beef Tuesday. .| Alice Walker assisted the Danielson children with housework Saturday and Sunday. Ida Magnuson entered the Bis- marck hospital where she underwent an operation for tonsils. The death of Mrs. Loren Gramlin, @ccurred Monday at one of ‘the hos- pitals. She leaves to mourn her loss 8 husband and two children. A school meéting was held in High- land district No. 2 Tuesday. All offi- . | cers were present. Guy McCoy, who has been working .\|at the 8. L. Jordahl home, returned to his home Mond 4 Moffit By MAUDE MOFFET guests at a New Years’ dinner given at Ray Hazlegrove New Year's day. A bountiful dinner was served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sattler and daughter, Shirley, and Gean Reckord and Melvin Webster, were guests New Year's night at th: Hazlegrove home. ‘Whist and slippery furnished the pass time of the evening and lunch was served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Webster and family were guests this week at the Jake Sattler home. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Webster and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sattler and daughter, Shirley, were guests one levening last week at the Jack Stewart home. Vernol and John Goldsmith drove to Cathay one day chis week to visit at the home of their sister, Mrs. Charlie March. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haas and fam- ily were guests last Saturday night at Jake Sattler’s home, % Ray Hazlegrove and Emil Sattler were in Tuttle Friday on business and Ray also ate supper at the Sattler home. Charlie Sattler hauled hogs for his mother, Mrs. Jake Sattler, and also some for Jack Stewart to Tuttle Fri- day. Jack Stewart accompanied him. Julius Ziviegle hauled pigs to Tut- tle Friday. Fred Wagner hauled @ hog to Tut- tle Friday. Sam Beppis was in Tuttle Friday. The hotel in Tuttle has changed hands and we wish the new parties success. Hallie Sorenson was a caller in Tut- Ite Friday. Emil Sattler was a supper guest Saturday night at Ray Hazlegrove's. Miss Opal Gray opened school again Monday, Jan. 7th. Mrs. Chris Stohler is in the hospital at Bismarck. Mrs. Will Harty is also in the hos- Pital at Bismarck. Harry Gray was a guest at the Frank Gray home one day this week. ‘We were sorry to hear that Mrs. Harty and Mrs. Stohler are in the hospital. Leith the past week. The Germans and Norwegian and Swedish Lutheran held a congrega- tional meeting at Gulick Bergen’s Sunday to talk over the building of @ new church. Arrangements were made whereby a new $7,000 church building will be started as soon as the weather permits. from near Mott spent several days at the Christ Wanner home. Kuntz and Mrs. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Wanner. Miss Edith Lindahl of Braddock who works at the Moffit State Bank Teturned to Moffit on Monday eve- ning after an extended visit with her ., | Parents in Braddock. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peckins motored to Bismarck on Monday afternoon to take their little daughter up to a doc- tor. Little Inez has been ill for the Past seventeen days. A large crowd from Moffit attended the dance at Hazelton on New Year's eve, December 31. Music was fur- nished by “The Sunset Five” of Braddock. Every one reports a very enjoyable time. | Miss Maude Moffit returned home via the Soo from Ashley and Wishek where she has spent the past week visiting her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Burton Johnson. She returned home on Monday. Miss Tillie Peterson of Bismarck has spent the past week visiting friends in Moffit. Miss Velma Whiteaker spent the week-end at the home of her parents. -| Floyd Miller of Hazelton was a caller in Moffit on Monday. Peter Hofstad and Katherine Bruce motored to Bismarck on Saturday to - | visit Lloyd, who is ill at the Bismarck hospital. Miss Jordis Rafteseth, our primary teacher returned to Moffit on Satur- day evening after spending the holi- days at her home near Pretty Rock. Mrs. John Benz motored to Bis- marck Thursday to take her little daughter up. Her little daughter Florence was operated on for mas- toids. The Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. Ed Olson on Wednesday aft- ernoon. A fairly large sized crowd was present and a lovely supper served by the hostess. At this meet- ing it was decided to have the next meeting at the home of Mrs. Cormie Kimble ‘on the first Wednesday in February. John J. Cosgrove and Henry Kruse of Rawleigh, who have been spend- ing the holidays at West Port, South Dako visited friends in Moffit last week, Word has been received from Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moffit and they are visiting the Cooper family at Fair Oakes, California. Max Kruse left via the bus on Sun- day for Westport, South Dakota where he will visit his parents, broth- ers and sisters. A large crowd from this vicinity at- tended the dance at Sterling on Thursday evening. Every one reports @ very enjoyable time. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Uhrhammer and j {family spent Sunday at the Fred Argast home west of Moffit. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Johnson of t Stiel bridge gang left Tues- day, January 1, to resume their du- ties at Wishek. They had spent the past week visiting relatives in Mof- fit. Mrs. Valentine Benz entertained at supper on Sunday evening, -|Snow of McKenzie and Reverend Meyers of Mott. A lovely supper was \- | served by Mrs. Benz. Edward Adams motored to Bis- marck on Saturday evening and also Mandan where he met Miss Jordis Rafteseth and. her sister. Death of Samuel Umphrey y By MILDRED A. JOHNSON ‘The Parent-Teacher association will have their meeting at the Sterling son visited at the Marion Lee home Monday evening. | Carey Johnson took his son Ray- mond, who has been visiting at home for two weeks, back to Walter Dietz- mann’s, north of Menoken, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Johnson and daughter Olive, Mr. and Mrs. Carey Johnson and daughters Grace and Mildred, igs Mrs, Ernest Johnson . Mrs. Tom Stewart visited at the M. J..Olson Jr. home in Driscoll Wednesday evening. Jennie Clarke ’and daughter Violet ese are, Tuesday. rr. Mrs. LaVerne Richardson ar and Mars Ernest Johnson called 5 it Jol at the T. N. Johnson home Tuesday. a ge seme re Dre oat Wea '. a motored to Dris- rence Mark and Howard Smid- kins visited at Tyler Johnson's Mon- day ened 4 pi ley, Charley and Junio visited’ at "Tyler" dotinson's The Presbyterian ladies aid meets with Mrs. Corbet Thursday afternoon. A full attendance is desired. Miss Hazel Chalgren and Miss Alma ‘Wahl left for Bismarck, Monday, where they have secured employment. Miss Madge Blaine and met. Doran of Mott were guests of Vaughn and Ruth Omdahl over New Years. m= l Still \ By MRS. W. D. SUNDQUIST Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Strand, @ baby girl, Jan. 2. Mr. and Mrs. A. Bs Johnson called at the Howard Watkins home Sunday. An open meeting of the Farmers Union was held in the Still hall Thursday afternoon, Jan. 10th. A letter from Mrs. Amanda John- son tells of her arrival in Earlie, Al- berta. Mrs. Johnson joined her brother, Pete Benson, there and left for Vancouver, B. C., where they ex- pect to spend the remainder of the winter. Miss Ada Anderson and her mother have been confined to their beds with ° @| the flu. Mr. Anderson has also had Leith the flu but is up and around. f |} “The Walter Sundquist children _ Hsp bepiit hearted “a their beds with e flu the past week. By MRS. J. H.EMCH =| Representative J. M. Thompson left Me. and Mrs, Lioyd Taubel of Mott re vi over New Years with their} aj) ttle 4 parents. Miss Mildred Kamrath ac-| peme “iosted for tiene are companied them to Mott Wednesday. | weex, E. Heaps, who is employed at Beu-| Freq MacFadden of lah, moved his family to that place!» carload of hogs trom Bill ‘Tuesday Wednesdi We are sorry to see this| morning. Seed leave at ne cmap but} School was resumed at Still Mon- wi em much success in new | day after two week's Chirstmas va- ate cae ee ‘Tommy per fer bs pringer and Julius Zeller assisted| There will be a meeting held of the them in moving their goods by truck.| Grass Lake Telephon ot Saturday, Miss Helen Wessel enrolled at Dick-| Jan. 12, at 2 o'clock, at Wilton. All inson normal for second semester leaving for Dickinson Wednesday. Among those entertaining for New Year's were: Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Jones entertaining Mr. and Mrs, :~. C. Emch, Auntie McVey, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Kamrath and family. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hofeldt, Mr. and Mrs, Dan Friez and daughter and Grandma Carter and son Bart, were dinner guests at the Louie Bittner home. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Saunders and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Emch were dinner guests at the J. H. Emch meme Civic club hi The Civic club held a very pleasant, ? social evening with Mrs. Charles Da-| Mr. and Mrs. Art Chenowith and vidson on Wednesday evening. Own-| family, from southwest of Sterling, ing to sickness there was not a large have moved to Sterling for the winter. attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. M. Faubel and son fal visited at the Carey Johnson Billy, returned from Milwaukee Mon- rcpt ae, ie lay. dred Johnson spent ew The old-time dance given at the oe ae ae Olson Jr. home K. P. hall New Year's eve was well| ni "qri tas Cipenal . attended and netted a nice sum for| oy Getherine Gre nt Dee ame the Janesburg school, for whose! visited with Maude aud Coen cress benefit it was given. Vines Mr .and Mrs, McLean of the Pretty ne: Rock vicinity were guests at the Om- dahl home Monday evening and also attended the old-time dance. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Sether enter- tained a party of young people at their home New Year's eve in honor of Mrs. Sether’s sisters who have been spending their vacation with her. Glenn Emch left for Dickinson ‘Wednesday, after spending a ten days’ vacation with home folks. Mr. and Mrs, R. O. Emch spent New Year's day with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sept at Brisbane. - Mr. and Mrs..R. W. Sether drove to Bismarck Saturday, accompanied by Misses Emma and Maghild Gunness, who took the train at acer for Berg, with Sether’s ready to start school on Monday. Senator William Kamrath left for Bismarck Monday to be at the open- ing of the legislature which convened Tuesday. ate ae | : i gi ee 2 fs i : i i i : Z i d : ! i i RTE i i i i i i Dorothy Zuraff and Mildred John- °