The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 11, 1929, Page 9

il i ant, gee a5 i i F B : agent a i i Be [ f i i i 3 i E i t i oe glide 5 ae H g i i F ze i i Te HI att ral E ii Eg. i 8 : | i i i i Bae E Bismarck Saturday evening ae * The Altes young hogs, people were shop- ping in Bismarck Wednesday after- noon. age f 4 3 be ee OEhaE ay ERE i i i ‘ i it il fl E Ay i £ ; & Hue ue Har ait fl 3 spending Christmas vacation with Lt parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris’ De Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Abelein are the parents of a Baby Boy born Sat- bet afternoon at the Bismarck ‘John Craven's children are now ill with chicken pox: baby was born to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Baker Wednesday evening. The | Thai! infant was buried in the Merwken bared Pak Miss Maalfred Berg returned Sat- urday after spending her Christmas vacation at Portland, N. D. Mi Berg’s schoo] will not reopen unt all the Rupile are over the diphtheri The Menoken school began M day after two weeks’ Christmas va- cation. Fred Robinson received word Mon- day of the death of his brother, Wil- ry liam Robinson at his home near Braddock. Death was due to pneu- monia and pleurisy. ‘ fast eet had the ee of having his garage burn down Thursday night. Frank Wachal and Anton Issackson were coming home from Bismarck and saw the garage ablaze. They drove to the Abelein home awakening the family. Mr. Abelein tried to get the car out, but the fire had made too much head- | way. The chickens were carried out, E Be EEF By MRS. JENNIE DANCE Mr. and Mrs, Edd Ebling enter- tained at dinner New Year's day Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Agnew and family were dinner guests at the Marvin Sherman home New Year's day, Mir, and Mrs. Roscoe Bourne and family of McKenzie were entertained at gee Tuesday by Mr. and Mrs. . Graves. Mr and Mrs. A. C. Dance and chil- dren spent New Year’s day visiting Mr. me Mrs. Halvor Johnson in Bis- marc! The dance at the hall New Year's | visi ttended, eres Aners hat teas il with tn fluenza. Cecil Dance ~ d fans, ere ae lorme! occ! Soubert is rail-|at the Bismarck. hospital Bismarck ited | home. folks. but Mr. Abelein lost his winter's supply of coal and chicken house. Water was poured on the roof of the house to keep it from burning. Mr. Abelein purc! a car in Bismarck Saturday. > — $$$ [—Gantietd o By MRS. A. F. GHYLIN The school board of this township did not meet January 8 juse one of their members is ill. The Sunday school and church that was held at Canfield January 6 was not well attended. Nearly everyone in this community is ill with the flu. The teacherage will be completed this week. Visitors at S. L. Cordahl’s home Friday night were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kuehl, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Williams and family, Chas. Our, Olaf Wold, and Mr. and Mrs. Klen- jard. Sunday dinner guests at S. L. Jor- dahl’s home were Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Willia ind family. Sunday dinner guests at the Joe Cook home were Mr. and Mrs. Shef- fy Bailey, of Regan, Mrs. Mabel Bailey and children, George, Dee, Ernest Bailey, Mr. and Mrs, Harry “a htiles and Miss Charolette and ‘uth, Emil Johnson, returned last week from Iowa. He will spend the win- ter here with his mother and sister, Mrs. S. L. Jordahl and Lucille. The I. S. Balcom class will meet Wednesday night at the S. L. Jor- dahi’s home. This is their annual meeting. - Mr and Mrs. Joe Keifer visited at the Alvin Ghylin home Thusday eve- ning. Little Gerald Ghylin has been ill this last week. Those who have been absent from school this week are: Edyth and Stanley Francis, Hester, Marian, Dorothy Bailey, Wagman children, ee le Little, Julius and Norman Jor- dahl, the Jorgenson children, P, J. Patton and Aldred Bouche. [ Raleigh By W. B. DORWARD Mr. and Mrs. Peter Klien were hosts New Year’s day having as their guests to 6 o’clock dinner, Mr. and Mrs. John Metz, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frost and son and Roy and Alfred Frost. Dr. E. P. Walker of Bismarck was a business visitor in Raleigh Wed- nesday. A. D. Hosteller of Cannon Ball de- livered four loads of hogs and sh te our local buyer Thursday and Fri- lay. Selmar and Oscar Lovehaug are on the sick list thi sweek suffering with influenza. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Burtner de- parted Sunday morning for their home at Miles City, Mont., having visited at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Metz, for several days. Mr. Brandt of Thaire delivered sheep to the local buyer Thursday. H, E. Tilson, of Bismarck, was looking after interests in Raleigh Thursday. i Several men friends of Carl Christ- ensen gathered at his home Wednes- day for a social evening of card play- s enza the past week. Little Mar. garet, who had such a serious time mi noeason, last spring has been qui “ f ‘ Peter Klien, local stock buyer, shipped a car of hogs and sheep to Lemmon, 8. D. Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Christen- son had as their dinner guests New Year’s day, Mr. and Mrs. L, Jepson and children, Mr, and Mrs. Rassmus- so and Carl Christensen and chil- ren. . W. _L. Boasco, section foreman from Mott, has’been assisting the lo- ta) Sopmiee. Mr. Gobbart, past P. J, Rausch and Frank Bosworth otored to Carson Saturday after- of his » Mrs, Sam Haas Monday. While en route to Elgin to spend New. Year with * poul man, from ‘his: flock.of White nce the birth’ of bal daughter nounce the a ty Wednes- John Oleson, local states he is getting 1 day, January 2.. Schoening -took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Emil Heyer in Solon. Mrs. Anton Johnson spent several days the past week as guest of her eas Mrs. Miller, near Elgin Miss Esther Rustad of Lark is a guest of he rsister, Mrs. Clifford Pe- terson, this week. Walter Schmidt was an over Sun- day guest at the Harmon home near in. Miss Harmon. returned with him and will visit at home of her peal Roy Harmons, for a short Mrs. R. C. Christenson, who was quite seri ill a short time ago, is slowly recovering. \ The Lutheran church held services in the Odd Fellows hall Sunday. Glen View —? By MRS. LARS JACOBSON F. R. Simons spent a couple of days visiting among neighbors here the early party of the week. Chas. Frye is spending a few days at the Chas. Krotz home. Much sickness has been reported in this district lately. mp= son of Wilton was called to the Al- bin Erstrom, Chester Erstrom and Walter Simons homes recently, Chas. Krotz and Will McAvoy dis- covered a hive with about two gallons of honey in an old tree they boos og into stove wood one day last week, Millard Jacobsoh and Con John- son transacted business in Bismarck and Mandan Friday. ‘ Word has been received that Miss McLean, who has been teaching the Ecklund school No. 6, was unable to resume her school duties after the Christmas vacation on account of ill- ness. We hope she will soon be able to return however. Monson, the veterinary, made a rofessional call at the Con Johnson ome Saturday. Enock Anderson hauled coal from the Ecklund mine Saturday. Con Johnson made a short call at the Nels Pederson home Wednesday. Lars Jacobson visited at the S. E. Strandemo home Wednesday after- noon. E. E. Strandemo intends to leave soon for a visit with relatives and friends in Kenyon, Minn. Chas. Krotz and Chas. Frye mo- tored to the Bill Spitzer home near Arnold on business New Year's day. f SW. Burleigh | By K. D. STEWART Death of Mrs. Loren Gramling Gladys Sondval was born in the western part fo North Dakota Janu- ary 25, 1908. When she was three months old her parents moved on a homestead in McKinzie county near Watford City, at which place she re- sided until her marriage. She was married to Loren Gram- ling October 15, 1926. To this union two children were born, Ervin Lee, aged 16 months, and Dorothy Ma- tie, six weel moved to Wilton, Mr. Gramling ing employed in the Wilton coal mine, Mrs. Gramling had an attack of influenza which later settled into in- flamatory rheumatism. On Decem- ber 29 she was taken to a Bismarck hospital and it was thought she was recovering when the last of the week she began to fail, passing away at 11 o’clock Sunday morning. Short funeral services were held at the Perry’s undertaking parlors Monday afternoon, Rev. Vater, of the Methodist church officiating, aft- er which the body was shipped to Watford City for burial. Gladys was a member of the Lutheran church. Those left to mourn her death are her husband, two children, her moth- er, three brothers and one sister. Andrew Irvan, Paul Hapel and J. C. Chessak left from Stewartsdale Saturday with several carloads of hogs and cattle which they are ship- ping to St. Paul. Chas. Mallard is reported as being able to be around again after being confined to his home a few days with influenza, Bernice Johnson has returned to her school in Bismarck after spend- ing her vacation with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Hugh McMurrick, of Tilfer township. Funeral services were held at the Glencoe church Tuesday afternoon for William Robinson who passed away at his home near Braddock Sunday. Mrs. John Stewart and Gladys were passengers on the south Soo to Bismarck Friday. They went in to see their sister, Mrs. Loren Gram- ling, who was a patient in the St. Alexius hospital. We forgot to mention last week that Rev. Madison preached a very helpful and comforting service ‘for Mrs. Janet Stewart, who passed away December 29. By BURDELLA B. HELGESON Miss Irene Malsby, Regan teacher, returned Saturday from Great Falls, Mont., where she spent the holidays with her sister. Miss Green, of Linton, spent the week-end as guest of Miss Bessie Wilson. Mr. I. Eide, of Arena, and daugh- ters Bertha, Anna and Edna, were callers at the A. H. Helgeson home on Thursday evening. Miss Edna re- mained as guest of Mrs. Helgeson over the week-end. 0. C. Uhde, F, Uhde and O. B. on were callers in Bismarck last week. A small crowd attended the Legion dance Friday evening due to the se- vere weather. There will bé a dance every Friday evening hereafter un- der the auspices of the Legion. The Legion boys enjoyed an oys- ter stew at their regular meeting in | the cabin on Saturday evening. The meeting was a very successful one in every way. I, Marcovitz and his two sons mo- tored to Mandan on Sunday where the boys remained to attend school. J. D. Wilson motored to Coopers- town on Saturday with his sister, Miss Bessie, and Miss Green both of whom are teachers in the city schools there. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Helgeson mo- tored to Drake on Sunday with Miss Edna Eide, who teaches in the Drake city school. B. Currier returned to Bismarck on Saturday after transacting busi- ness here last week. Miss Helen Rue returned to Regan Saturday after spending the holidays with her parents at Baldwin. Funeral services were held in the Pentecostal Church of Regan for Lit- tle Donny Scott who was fatally burned in Bismarck. Friends and relatives of Mr. and Mra, Carl Scott, who were in the hospital at the time, took cl of the funeral. Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott of Regan are grand- parents of the child. Music was fur- nished by the Regan choir and inter- ment was made in the Regan ceme- tery. Ghy! By ELLA KRAUSE Bernard Davenport located the horses he had been hunting for at the Varnum farm near Menoken. e aE erence” | Estherville | _ $$$ $$$ ig By MRS. ROY LITTLE Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davenport, Charlotte and Ruth Wilmot, were New Year’s dinner guests at the Sheffie Bailey home in Regan. J. F. Little and family spent New Year’s at the Roy Little home. Mrs. Dan Danielson was taken back to the hospital Tuesday, as she w-s not getting along as well as she should be. George Mowder took her down. The pie social which was to be held at Canfield January 4 was postponed indefinitely on account of so much sickness, Ruth Little visited with Edith Francis New Year’s day. Mr. and Mrs, Albert Little spent a couple of days this week at the Roy Little home taking care of them while they were ill with the flu, The Estherville school board met at John Carlson’s Tuesday. Earl and Leland Wilmot of Wil- ton spent the week at the home of i grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Mow- ler. Donovan Mickelson of Wilton spent most of his Christmas vaca- tion at the home of his uncle, Frank Mickelson. Earl Mowder was a Regan caller Friday. Wilfred Little who spent his Christmas vacation at his home here, returned to Devils Lake Thursday where he attends school. Mrs. William Mickelson and Fritz ee motored to Bismarck Satur- lay. A. Frieda Uhde spent Saturday aft- ernoon at the Anna Knutson home. irs, Davenport called at the William Mickelson home Satur- day morning. Frank Mickelson was a Regan business caller Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Carl Berg was a Regan Shop- per Saturday afternoon, Alice Walker was employed at the Dan Danielson home Saturday and Sunday. Jake Fisher delivered some hogs to Regan for Earl Mowder by truck - |Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Krause were Regt callers Monday evening. - Marion Alm was a Regan caller Saturday afternoon. Mr. Alm had the misfortune of falling on a pitchfork handle which may be the cause of a few broken ribs. We have not heard but Mr. Alm is in Bismarck under a doctor's care. Barney Fisher and Ruebin Krause called at the Dave Spangberg home Caay ‘ternoon, ‘Ruebin, Hilda and Ella Krause and Barney Fisher were in callers and attended church Sunday evening. Miss Mary Doyle, ®teacher ‘of spending She holidays ip Velvs, Ne Dy, 8 ing, olidays elva, N. D. Peron isher, Ruebin Krause and Paul Rupp were Wilton callers Sat- y_evening. -L, Davis was_a Regan caller Mon- bag Mary’ Doyle is boarding ‘i : a in the school house during the cold spell. Esther Krause is staying with r. Paul Rupp returned to Bismarck: Lies spending the holiday season at inner guests, Mr. and | M ichmidt and children and Mrs. W. P. Stayner-and | Bo: the F William Mickelson was a Bismarck called Monday. By FLORENCE GOSNEY George Lewis called at the Henry Swindling home Thursday. : Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fogarty were Bis- marck callers Wednesday. Earl Gaskill called at the Gosney ‘Th '. Mr. and Mrs. John Benz took their daughter Rachel to Bismarck Thurs- in the hospital for some time, but it is hoped she will get along fine. Mr. and Mrs, Presley Gosney and daughters Florence and Edna were Bismarck callers Wednesday. George Lewis and Henry Swindling were Driscoll callers Thursday. Carl Olson was a Bismarck caller Thursday. Ed Fogarty and Robert Sharp called at the Gosney home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Morton took their baby to Bismarck hospital Thi ursday. Mrs, Carl Olson is spending some time in Bismarck. Mrs. John Benz spent from Thurs- day to Saturday with Rachel at the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nieman and Mr. Sterling callers Sat A Mrs. John Baker has been on the sick list for a few days. Bob Sharp called at the Fogarty home Friday. Quite a |i crowd attended the dance in Thursday night. Herman Nieman was a Sterling caller Friday. Misses Elnora and Ida Hurr left Saturday for Jamestown where they will resume their studies after spend- ing the holidays at their home. Mrs. Preslay Gosney, Florence and Edna spent Saturday afternoon at the Gaskill home. Mrs, Herman Nieman and children spent Friday afternoon at the Henry Jessen home, John Benz called at the Nieman home Thursday. The Roy Baker family are moving to Glencoe. Mrs. Mary Candee returned from Dickinson Tuesday and started teach- ing school again after the holidays. An elevator meeting was held Sat- urday afternoon. Ernest Hurr was a Sterling caller Saturday. ae " Miss Florence Gosney is staying at the Gaskill home during the cold ‘spell, as it is nearer school. Mr. McCloward is employed at the Hurr farm. Charley Gosney began cutting ice at the dam today and E. L. Hurr is the first to put up ice. The Henry Swindling family mo- tored to Bismarck Sunday, spending the day with the Frank Swindling family. Theodore and Margaret Lang, also Viola Fernquist visited with Charley and Florence Gosney at their home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Koon and children spent Tuesday at their par- ental home. E. C. Fogarty helped butcher at the Gosney home Tuesday. f Temvik ‘ ———@ By BERTHA LARVICK Miss Viola Brusch visited from Tuesday until Sunday at her sister's, Mrs. Carl Nauman. Mrs. John Glass of Linton spent Friday at the OC. J. Ender’s home. All the flu patients are improving and will soon be themselves 5 The Temvik Shipping ation shipped two carloads of stock Tues- day. Miss Alice Calquhoun was a caller Bismarck ' Alfred Larvick returned to James- town college Wednesday. He has been home for the holidays. Harry Davenport transacted busi-| ward ness in Re, londay. Harry Dimond shipped four car-| Reich loads of stock to the St. Paul mark- ets Tuesday, Pete and Frank Mickelson were| has Regan business callers Monday. Mickelson spent several days this week-at the Uhde home. eo F } i 5 f i wEES ai j i Be EE isi ez # > ; i i i B r i g ; F ee i fi ee i E 5 A st belindi Hitt i 5 sie ok 3 3 & fi 5 F Fi holiday vacation, returned to Ellendale normal school to take up her studies. a Aa re Hi Hi ig fe : : Hampton } By ELIZABETH KOPPY Mr. and Mrs. John E. Renschler and family are sick with the flu. Two daughters of Glen Woods, of near Linton were visiting at the héme of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Woods of Can- non Ball for a few days last week. Saturday evening when the girls re- turned to their parental home they were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. ‘Woods. They had quite a time cross- ing the river. Mr. Woods took the lead. When the ice was not solid enough he broke through in two feet of water. They got across safely and walked as far as the Badger ranch, where Mr. Woods got his feet dry and then they were taken to Dewly Lawler's. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Morford ana son visited at the home of the for- mer’s mother, Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Charles Enders and daughter Dorothea and Mrs. Dave Calquhoun and daughter Luella of Temvik were in this vicinity Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Surber and family of Livona and the former's brother of Montana were dinner guests at the Steve Koppy home Sun- Math Koppy called on friends in Livona Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Grenz were in Linton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Scheirmiester were visiting at the Godfrey Grenz home Sunday evening. John E. Renschler was a business caller at the Fred Joeb home Monday. ‘The New Year's dance at Hazelton held in the Zirbes theatre was well attended by the young folks of this vicinity. Francis Chesrown was in Hazelton Monday. : Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Grenz, son Leo and daughters Esther and Anna were visiting friends near Mound City, 8. D., Sunday. Jake Scheirmeister was a business caller in Hazelton Monday evening. Math Koppy called on friends in Linton New Year's eve. Henry Knittel was a business caller at the Badger ranch Thursday. Pauline, Gertrude and Regina Koppy spent Thursday afternoon at the Busby home. Mrs, Busby and son Fermann were dinner guests at the Umber home New Year's day. Among those who were in Linton Thursday were, Jim Herr, John Joeb, Christ Joeb, Steve Koppy and sons Math and Steve Jr., and Fred Joeb. Harvey Tuttle is now our mail carrier. Francis Chesrown called on friends in Linton Thursday. On his way home he stopped in at the Busby home, John Renskers was a caller at the Steve Koppy home Friday evening. + Misses Viola and Hilda Knudtson and Porter Umber drove to Bismarck Friday. Miss Hilda left for Dickinson where she is teaching school. Frank Chesrown is now at Linton with his wife and children. | Trygg | —_—_— ——__10 Mrs. G. F. Nelson received news from Sebeka, Minn., of the marriage of her cousin, Emil Lidtke to Elnor Elenfald held at that place recently. Mr, and Mrs, Alvin Nordstrom and family were guests with Otto and Alice Swanson New Year's eve, Mon- day night. Enos Strandamo made a trip to Baldwin Monday to get some freight from the depot. Arthur Magnus was a caller at th» Kruger homé one day last week to confer with John on business. John Kruger was a caller at the G. F. Nelson home Wednesday, He stated that he and Mrs. Kruger were laid up with the influenza last week. Helen Anderson started to school No. 1 in Trygg Wednesday. She will go the remainder of the term. G. F. Nelson received word from his parents at Park Rapids, Minn., that Albert Ludke, a brother-in-law, there and purchased a sawmill from Barney and Howard Nelson, brothers to Mr. Nelson. Viran Nelson visited New Year’s at the Enos Strandamo home. M._F, Parker, who traveled with the Watkins products, and taught school here for a number of years and was a candidate for county treasurer in the November election, is spending the winter at his old home in Bowling Green, Kentucky. He will return before spring and has epted a school in Naughten town- ship which will begin in April for a summer term. i Irene Anderson, high school stu- dent, visited school No. 1 in Trygg Thursday, where Gladys Rue teaches. They had two weeks’ vacation and went back Sunday night to resume their high school duties. Otto Swanson took in some cattle Friday which John Monroe pur- chased to ship out to the cities, Harry Diamond, cattle buyer from Regan, was around in our vicinity Thursday Li up stock to ship from Regan to the cities. Enoch Anderson from. west of Baldwin came out to the David Trygg home last Thursday to get his at the Anderson home. ties, Tyee mother, who will id a few wee! is a sister to Eno gto Alma Seepltal ond enlieteand en snatniane pital ani an oj They lived here on the Pete Lip’s lace and moved south of Bismarck the Jennie Moran @ .year Sam Brown, who spent a while in dick resided south known Be tu Anderson farm. Mrs. Anderson was — formerly Ellen Rosenbeck Heddi moved on the old Mike Wolf farm.. A number of neighbors attended si ea a ne cate 5 t) ni “les if Y swedish conducted by Rev. Matson, % Lutheran pastor from, Minot, who of-' ficiated in the Swedish church near Wilton before coming here. Nels Nelson and family and a number of other relatives motored to Bismarck last Monday to see Hu- go Swanson off on the train for Portland, Oregon. Nels Nelson and Hugo motored to. Bismarck Friday on.a social call to the home of his daughter, Mrs. Clifford Scott, who is caring for three of the Carl Scott children, who are receiving treatment for the burns received in the flames when house burned. . Irene_apd Floyd Anderson and Clara Rue returned to Bismarck Sunday to the William Ebeling home to resume their high school. duties and Emma Nelson returned to the home of her sister, Mrs. Clifford Scott, after spending a two weeks’ Holiaay, vacation here with their par- ents. Nels Nelson and several other families from here were among those who went to Regan to attend the funeral services held there for little Donald Scott, 4-year-old boy who was burned to death in Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. Enos Strandamo, who went to Bismarck Saturday to see his sister, Mrs. Cecil Mount, re- port that she is getting along ni after an operation at the Bisma! hospital. irs. G. F. Nelson received word from Mrs. H. A. Reynolds from Bid- well, Ohio, that the flu epidemic is causing about 12 deaths a day in Cleveland, Ohio, where her son is in - a hospital regeiving treatment, e | Arena \ o——_—_—_— By MRS. O. McINTYRE Miss Otilla Brose opened school again Wednesday after 10 days’ vaca- tion. Christ Wolf, Jr., was business in Tuttle Thursday. A party was given in honor of Maria Neff's fifteenth bisthday Sune day. An enjoyable time was had by those present. Mrs. Harry Ulfers had a relapse the flu this week and has been quite sick. She is somewhat improved at this writing and we hope she will continue to improve. Hugh McIntyre has been on the sick list the past week with tonsilitis. Guests at the Wolf home New Year's were John Laib, Mr. Neff and Alex, Ella and Maria Neff, Bill Spit- zer, Lawrence and Willis Spitzer and Hazel Rapp. ™ Alex Neff Jr. was a caller at the Christ Rath home New Year’s day. George Boelter of Bismarck was transacting business in this vicinity one day this week. Those entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glanville on New Year's were Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Glanville and daughter Fern and son Irvin, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Boss and daughter Beverely, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Glanville and daughter Bernice, Mrs. Seth Glanville and son Willie of Wing and Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Glanville of ¥Flor- ence Lake. Miss Marie Wolf was a caller at the Wolf home We g Master Alex Neff was a caller at the Phel home Sunday. Mighe! spe jeep were callers at ie Wm. Witt home Thursday. Dr. Linke to the Ani gi +f i the hospital "in | eres mar a ee if fh Hd