The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 28, 1929, Page 13

THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1929 EG 44 pe | Fy i ing. Laurits Adams and Albert Anderson haye taken a job of digging rocks on the A. Garnes land near . Regan. } pete wine visited at the Brack- ett home Wednesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hockhalter and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Stroh Jr, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Stroh Sun- day evening. My. and Mrs. Fred Bender Jr. vis- ited at the F, Bender Sr. home Sun- day afternoon. Walter and Jack Coombs were in MeClusky Thursday. ° 1 By OLGA M. RISE ‘Mr. and Mra, H. O. Arneson, Eddie Arneson and Clara Lien motored to Bismarck Friday. Verna Torgeson, Art and William ia motored to Driscoll Satur- Neighbors and friends of Mr. and Mrs. H. ©. Arneson gave them e charivari and surprise Wednesday evening, The evening was spent in playing whist and at midnight » Junch was served. They were pre- sented with a purse of money, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Christianson are the proud parents of a nine- pound baby girl born at Mandan, ‘Wednesday, March 20th. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Rise and sons Arthur, Ernest and Irwin motored to Driscoll Saturday. Mrs. Vic Pardon and daughter De> ee arrived from Eldridge Monday ‘visit at the John Birkeland home. Mrs. B. N. Lein and son Valdemar motored to Driscoll Saturday. Callers at the Alfred Arneson home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs, Olgat Draveland and family, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Arneson and son Merle, Mr. and “Mrs. Enock Arneson and son Leander, all of Windsor, and Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Arneson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Bark- man, Ed Nygaard, Oscar Opion, sete Aken and sons Vernon and rrell, J. 0, Rise, Ed Nygaard, George Christianson and Harry Helgeson motored to Regan Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Rodgers and Alfred Arneson motored to Wing Saturday. There will be Norwegian services atain next Sunday, Maroh 3ist, at 2 o'clock. Arnold Christianson motored to il Monday. Lein ‘ * “The Clod Hoppers,” at Wing urdey evening. 4 Moffit By MAUDE MOFFIT Ole Torgeson, the depot agent, and Prof. Harold Howitson i Wild Rose By MRS. W. H. BROWNAWELL It seems as though the wild ducks, Geese, meadow larks and flickertails knew when the sun crossed the equeter, as they all appeared at that time. Jake and Mike made a business (rip to Hazelton one day last week. Homer Brownawell motored to Bismarck Saturday and retuned with his sister Helen to spend the week witt> the home folks. O. B. Swanson attended the auc- tion sale at McKenzie Wednesday. Miss Ella Funston, teacher of school No. 1, spent the week-end with rela- tives at Menoken. Donald Snyder of the Moffit Moter Co. made a short call here Friday. Miss Lily Stirling, who teaches at Dana, visited friends here over the week-end, Misses Lillian and Ellen Peterson, students of the Braddock high school, spent the week-end at the home of their parents, Mr, and Mrs. O, L. Pe- terson. A number of our young folks at- tended the basket social and dance given by. the W. O, W. at Moffit Sat- urday evéning. Miss Mary Metcalf, who teaches school No. 2, and pupils enjoyed a short vacation election day. Ernest Saville, who has been ser- jously ill with pneumonia, is improv. ing as rapidly as can be expected. Mr. Salter and Neil Funston of Mel m made a short call here Fri- day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Obert Selhus and baby moved to Braddock recent- ly, where Mr. Selhus is employed by the Seo Line. Fred Saville accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Ernest Saville, and sis: ter, Miss Ada, and brother, Ray, m ed to Bismarck and back Satur- lay. Jake and Mike were busy last week hauling grain to Moffit by truck. Only a few of the voters attended the election at school No. 2 Tuesday. The following officers were elected: Everett Porter, assessor; O. B. Swan- son, supervisor, succeeding himself. Some of the young folks attended the dance at Sterling Friday evening and enjoyed the usual good time. Mr. and Mrs, Richard Salter and Neil Funston and his mother, Mrs. Funston, accompanied Miss Ella Punaton down from Menoken Sunday afternoon. l ] Raleigh By W. B. DORWARD creamery. ; wane C. L, Klienschmidt spent from atives at Roscoe, 8. D. Alfred Westrum returned Tuesday from @ business trip to South Dakota, Fred Farrington entertained 8 party of een ee ae at his bachelor q at a card party Wednesday evening, G, B, Johnson is moving onto the Frost farm which was va- cated by J. W. Hanson, who will farm his father-in-law, John Pierson’s, farm this coming season. Mrs. Paul Dempsey and son Jackie Mrs. C. 7. Beldon spent the Week-end at Shields where they vis- ited former friends, H Hite Es fi H Te Es E ih i yf oF Re £t; until Friday visiting rel- | ni extending their well es to the wedded pair. a : mouneing the birth of twin ic of twin at the McKinner hos- ux Falls, S. D. } Son of Mr. and Mrs. of Raleigh, who rus a was taken to poepiea” Friday suffer- severe attack of inflam- Wolfe family, who have farm homertead north- in the early days, has the Copenhaver coal south of Flashor. mi 2 ETE Hate f 2 a ag 8 itt aE $ i i Arena oe By MRS. 0. McINTYRE Mr. and Mrs, Art Payseno and family of Mandan came Tuesday to visit at the Jerald Payseno home. Mrs, Albert Little spent the week- it Sha wt ania wp J. E. Davis’ Horses the past week. lected ne Me Ulte Snipers ind e larry Ulfers an Bert Glanville road boss, Bert Glan- ville, constable, also Jacob Sattler, Justice of the peace. There wasn't & very large turnout of the voters, only 19 votes being cast. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Haas and father, Fred Haas, were afternoon visitors at McIntyre's Thursday. Harry Lukenbach of north of Tuttle was a business caller at Harry Ulfera’ Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Payseno and family, Mr. and Mrs. Art Payseno and children, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Frasier and children were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stark Thurs- day evening. Willie Stark called at W. H-Stark’s Mr. and Mrs. Ben Klagenburg and children, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Mc- Intyre and family and George. Mc- Intyre and Mr, and Mrs, J. J. Scal- lon and family attended Catholic services in Wing Saturday morning. George Anderson and Henry Mc- Clusky of Wing were transacting bus- iness at_Bluch Wagners Thursday evening. Alex, Ella and Marie Neff, accom- panied by Caroline and Hilda Wolf, visited at the Remig home Sunday. Otto Brosa came after his sister, Miss Ottillia Friday evening. Andrew Kraft came home from the Jamestown hospital Friday. Mr. Kraft has been receiving medical care there for the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Klagenburg and children and Lauverne Guldberg mo- tored to Hurdsfield Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs, George Guldberg. R. C. Halver was rounding up some of his horses Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Owen McIntyre and family and George McIntyre were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John White living north of Tuttle, Sunday. Miss Alvina Kraft is assisting at the John Webber home for the pres- ent. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glanville and son Harold were callers at McIntyre’s Friday. Mrs. Adam Haas began teaching Monday. She is finishing Miss Syl- via Stewart's term, as she is taking & summer school near Wilton. McKenzie i , The Royal Neighbors state conven- tion was held in Minot March 20 and 21, Those who attended from the McKenzie camp were Mrs. Geo. Man- ly, Mrs, Henry Larson, Mrs. W. L. Watson, Mrs. Hallie Belk, and Mrs. Thos. Hughes. Mrs. Belk was the delegate from the McKenzie camp. On their way to Minot they stopped in Washbure and visited Mrs, Gus- Business callers in Bismarck Tues- day were Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Roth, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Boren, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rodgers and W. L. Wat- son, T. I. Bailey and grandson Dewey Loney of Mason City, Iowa, who have been the guests of Mr. Bailey's three daughters, Mrs. ©. R. Jacobson, Bis- marck; Mra. O. R. Ayers, Menoken, and Mrs. T. Hughes, McKenzie, left for their home by train Tuesday eve- Ing. Little Violet Miller has again en- ‘tered the Bismarck hospital for treat- it. The Homemakers club met with Mys. J. ¥F. Wildfang Tuesday, March 26. Mrs. Ed Conley and Mrs. E. W. Anderson attended the Homemakers meeting held in Mandan Thursday. D, B. Leathers was reelected town- ship supervisor at the township elec- Tuosday. Mrs, Wm. Hughes Jr. entered the Biamarck hospital for treatment Wed- Mrs. H. E. Curtis was shopping in Bismarck Thursday. The Ladies “id was entertained by Mrs, L. E. Heaton Wednesday, a, ‘The sale at the Heaton ranch Wed- nesday, March 20, was the largest attended sale that has been held in ] By MRS. T. T. HUGHES Miss Summerfelt of Fargo met with has been received from Mr. | - % Csorg: Hrs. Young and Jerry Mases: reading “Join the Royal Neigibors, by Mrs, Honry Urrcon; solo by Mrs. H. L. Eelk. Aftor the program pies were sold. Mrs. George Manly won the bedspread which wes sold. Mr. and Mrs, H. T. im were shoppers in Bismarck Saturday. Mr. and Mis. H.R. Pasehke were Bismarck shopp: Saturday evening. Frances By MILDRED E. DIETZMAN Many people from this community attended the St. Patrick's dance at Menoken Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Owens and Mr. Joe Fischer were business callers in Bismarck Tuesday. The regular township clection held in Frances schoolhouse No. 2 Tucs- day was well attended. Mr. and Mrs, Anton Fischer and son Gordon were visitors at the Joe Fischer home Tuesday evening. Gibb Cederstrom was a caller at ae Lawrence Madland home Tues- lay. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dietzman de- livered some turkeys to Mandan ‘Wednesday. Some of the farmers from this vi- cinity attended the stock sale at the Heaton ranch south of McKensie ‘Wednesday. Carl Muth was a caller at the Wal- ter Dietzman home Wednesday. Tebbo Harms and Henry Miller attended the Rotary club banquet held at the Grand Pacific hotel in Bismarck Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Martin Tooker and John A. Olson were business callers in Bismarck Wednesday. William Kershaw hauled a load of coal for Frances school No. 1 Tues- day. William Kershaw pulled Bill Mad- land's car to Bismarck to be over- hauled Friday. Selmer Ownes and Carl Muth were business callers in Bismarck Monday, Edna Johnson spent the week-end at her home near Regan. Those who helped Lawrence Mad- land haul sheep from Hazelton Sat- urday are as follows: William Ker- yn Selmer Ownes and Lee Ham- lin, Mr. and Mrs. William Kershaw en- tertained Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Madiand and son Donald, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Madland and son David to a dinner Sunday. Those _who were visitors at the Walter Dietzman home Sunday are as follows: Mrs. Lillian Menefee, Miss Julia LaBrach, and Mr. and Mrs. John Gomdett and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Craig are now living on the farm formerly rented by Bill Madland. ¢—____________« Rock Gill ' —__________—_ By RUTH LITTLE Stephen Monroe called at the W. H. Kobb home Monday. Guy Bailey visited at the Ira Bailey home Sunday. Clayton Little ran his @ngine over to Regan Thursday. He is repairing it at the H. L. Gramling garage. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Magnuson called at Andrew Olson's home Tues- day. Louis Jorgenson was a Regan busi- ness taller Thursday. Ed Rasche moved his engine and feed mill west of Regan, where he has been grinding feed. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Johnson are the proud parents of a baby boy. 8. L. Jordahl motored to Regan Wednesday. A township election was held at school No. 1 Tuesday. The following officers were elected: Supervisor for a term of three years, Emil Moses; assessor for one year, Andrew Olson. Ray McCullough and Andrew Ol- son called at the Emil Moses home Tuesday. Mrs. Carl Landerholm and little daughter Burnett called at Mrs. K. Kolb’s Wednesday. Joe Kiefer motored to Regan Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farley and daughter Wilma callcd at the Martin Feuling home Tuerday. Mrs. Mary Rasc’): and daughter Shirley, O. M. Colip, Charlie and ce motored out to the farm Sun- lay. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bailey and Mr. Mrs. Sheffy Bailey and family were Sunday guests at the Mrs. Mabel Bailey home. Mrs. S. W. Nemetz and sons visited with Mrs. Ferdinand and Wutzke ‘Tuesday. Carl Landerholm and Ernie Gordon were seen in this vicinity Wednesday. They were selling some beautiful Tugs made by the blind. The Canfield Ladies Aid mct with Mrs. Roy Little Wednesday, March 20, It was decided that the ladies make, scme patchwork quilts at the next mecting. The following ladies wore present: Mrs. Homer Taylor, Mrs, Joe Cook, Mrs, Alvin Ghylin, Mrs, Joe Kiefer, Mrs. C. Kuchl, Mrs. Knudtson, Mrs. Harry Davenport Mrs, Cecil Elkins, Mrs, Ole Olson, Mrs, ©. Willsinson, Mrs. G. O. Lind- sey, Mrs. J. I. Little, Mrs. Earl Mow- der. A delicious luncheon was served at the close of the meeting the next peeing, will be with Mrs. Earl Mow- r, Andrew Olson called at Andrew |' Kolb’s Monday. Leo Shejdon called at the Ernest Gordon home Monday. Joe Cook and son Joseph Jr. and Homer Taylor motored to McKenzie Wednesday where they ettended an auction sale, . Mrs. Andrew Fisher visited at the Met ish home Wednesday pf Dass: rs to Bimarck. They will Spond.a few days there, 8S. W. Semotz was a Regan caller Thursday. Norman Liitls was an overnight LY gs at the J. F. Little home Thura- day. Much credit is to be given the Canfield high school girls for the play whichth cy presented in the hall Gaturday evening, Mareh 22, en- titled a “Little Clodhopper,” a comedy in three ects. The characterc ast follows: Septimus Green—Bill Jordall. Ocey—Jake Longacre. “atthe Chiggerson—Mike Daven Port. Mrs. Chiggerson Boggs—Lucille Johnson, ‘ip Julietta’ Bean—Charlotte Wil- mot. Chairman Carter—Violet Olson. Judy—Marie Schilling, The hall was crowded with people. The sum of $41.00 was realised. Elizabeth J night guest at home Friday, was an “over- the Harry Davenport Ed Rasche and Lawrence Bailey hauled grain to Regan Friday. Mr. and Mra. C. Wilkinson visited at the G. O, Lindsey home Saturday evening. Mr. and Mra, Oscar Walworth and family were Regan callers Saturday. Andrew Olson called at the Ray Algot called at the Oscar Walworth home Tuesday. Mr. and Mra, Andrew Olson enter- tained as their guests Wednesday ee Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lander- ‘Mr. and Mrs. Howard Watkins and family motored to Regan Saturday. Einar Strand is employed on the eee farm for a few days. nie Gordon called at the Al; Rubery home Thursday. sal! Ray McCullough ealled at the Carl Berg home Friday evening. o—_____________, i Braddock t en By MRS. E. F. SAVAGE After the regular services Tuesday, ‘Rev. Locker announced that he would hold a series of evangelistic meetings for the six evenings beginning Mon- day, March 25, and ending Friday, the 2th. Easter services will be held Sunday evening, March $1, Special music by the choir, Our town election this year had lost much of its pep, as it seemed neces- sary to ring the town bell several times to draw the people out to vote. The result of the election was as fol- lows: Trustee for 2nd ward, H. W. Allen; town clerk, J. G. De Franc treasurer, F, M. Long; marshal, J. A. Allensworth, and justice of the peace, F. Junge. Mrs. Emma Button returned from Bismarck Tuesday, where she has been for several days taking treat- ment for her hand, which is getting along nicely now, Mrs. Robinson was at Glencoe for a few days taking care of her mother, Mrs. Alex Macdonald, who is quite ill, The auction sale which was spon- Sored by the Braddock community club was well attended Friday after- neon. All the articles which were put up for sale were disposed of. Fred Fockler acted as auctineer. R. H. Corey, who was in Washing- ton attending the funeral of his brother and ‘is nephew, who were drowned, returned home ‘Wednesday, Fern Henry, who has spent most of the winter in Missouri, returned home last week. Frank Splonskowsk! dr: the roads in Braddock and vicinity Wed- nesday and put them in a very good condition, but the snow of Friday has made them quite bad again. Arvid Roos of the Drake and New- comer ranch was transacting business eo ke io and Wednesday, ie Epwor' je held a party at the home of Mrs. Wm. Robinson Friday evening. M, P. Kaiser retured home Wednes- day from St. Alexius hospital and ap- Pears to be much improved in health. Warner Sempel is doing consider- able in the way of fixing up his res- taurant s0 as to make it have quite & nice appearance, He has put com- Poboard all on the inside of the res- taurant part and painted it two shades of green. The kitchen, and bedrooms have all been painted white and with the new linoleum it looks very nice indeed, Mrs. George Will and little son came down from Bismarck to visit with Mrs. Nyland Tuesday and help celebrate her birthday, Mr, and Mrs. Carl Spitzer of Kin- tyre were visitors Friday at the C. T. Barton home. Leon Lesher drove down to Napol- eon Saturday afternoon and brought home a new car. Andrew Bibelheimer of Linton was 8 Braddock caller Saturday. Kathryn and Julia Schlosser and Elma Nylund, who are attending Bis- marck high school, came down Sat- urday to spend the Easter vacation with home folks, rie ee and Herold Peis of ‘al 8, + are frie in Braddock and eines Those who motored to Bismarck from here Saturday were Mr. and Mrs..J. G. De France, me rae ane Lae wine Uilliboe, Mr. » H. P. Albright and family, Miss Myrtle Olson. a Mr. and Mrs, J. D. McCusker of Hazelton were passengers to Braddock Thursday Ere, returning home on in, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Olson, who havg been living on the O. R. Mary tint farm wést of town during the winter, have moved off of it and Mr. will work for W. W. Baxter during the spring werk. John Larson, auditer for the F. H. ater 5 ii i I i i ui i i § meeting night, Wednesday. April Lunch was served by Mra. J. A. Al- lensworth and Misa Florence Adams. . > I Regan ¢ ° By BURDELLA B. HELGESON — On Tuesday, March 19th, the vil- lage of Regan elected the following Officers for the year 1928: A. H. Lundberg, alderman, first ward; A. F. Tourtlotte, alderman, second wa: clerk, a: of the outstanding features of the election was the large number of votes cast which waa 76, a record for Regan The Congregational Ladies’ Aid held @ meeting on Wednesday after- noon at the home of Mra. H. F. Dim- mond. The following officers were elected for the year 1929: Mrs. Ht. F. Dimmond, president; rs, O. M. Colip, vice president, and Mrs. A. L. Garnes, secretary-treasurer, The next regular meeting will be held in the Paraonage on April 10th with Mrs. O, M, Colip and Mrs. Mary Rasche en- tertaining, Miss Edna Sommerfield of the agricultural extension division of the North Dakota Agricultural college of 3 bridge home Sunday owing to the tll ness of I. W. Asbridge. Little Marion Corbit had the mis- fortune to run a needie in her foot Gaturday. As the needle broke, when trying to remove it, it was necessary to take her to Elgin to have it re- moved. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Westling Ps Lois Scvanton, N. D., arrived & short visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Westling and Mr. and Mrs. O. Emchi Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Kamrath were guests at the D, E. Jones home Sun- day. The Mission circle held a very in eresting session at the home of Mrs. gave a very good paper on the fifth chapter of the book, “Priends in Africa,” which the circle has been studying this year. Viola Westling, Mr. and Mrs, Roy Westling and Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Springer were dinner guests at the N.C. Emch home Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs, R. W. Lether enter- tained Mr. and Mrs, John Wills 8un- day evening. The Presbyterian ladies aid met F et ree Hi ie a J ihe: Eger iat i with Mrs. O. Emch Thursday after | wit hoon with a very good attendance. Arrangements were made for a dinner to be given at the church basement ‘Thureday, April 3. was spent in conversation and lunch was served. ; Mr. and Mrs. A. Mellon and family | March 11. were gueats at the Saunders home Fargo and County Agent Miesen of Sunday. Bismarck organised a Junior 4-H Clothing club at the Regan school here on Fraday afternoon. The sym- bol of the 4-H club, which is a four- leaf clover, signifies head, hand, heart id health. The eight Regan girls who compose the local club chose Mrs. L, Hopkins as their leader and elected the following officers: Miss Ella Schillin President; Miss Frances Fitzgerald, vice president, and Miss Gladys Lein, secretary. The object of the Clothing club is to give the girls a working, practical knowl- edge of the art of dressmaking. All girls between the ages of 10 21 who are interested in joining are requested to see Mrs. Hopkins. The next regular meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Hopkins on the aft- ernoon ef March 28th. Mr. and Mrs. A. H, Helgeson called at the Frank Michelsen home Sun- day evening. Miss Evelyn Donovan, Arena teach- er, was @ week-end guest at the A. H. Helgeson home. B. E. Rierson spent the past week at her home here, returning to Bismarck on Sunday with Mr. Rier- son. Miss Bernita Brenneise, who at- tends high school in Wilton, spent the | © week-end here, with her parents. Mrs. O. M. Colip and Miss Edith Colip called on Mrs. L. Hopkins one evening of last week. Mrs. A. H. Lundberg spent a day of last week with her sister, Miss Freda Uhde. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Helgeson, Miss Evelyn Donovan and G. J. Steinert called at the W. 8. Oder home on Sunday morning, J, Birkeland of Lein township transacted business in Regan last ‘Siig and visited with old-time neigh- s. Carl Berg and family were callers at the Frank Michelsen home on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. L. Hopkins and Mrs. ce Lein motored te Wilton on Sun- jay. G. R. Thompson and J. Graham of the Provident Life Insurance com- pany of Blamarck transacted business here with A. H. Helgeson, lecal agent, last week. Every one reports a very good time at the Legion dance on Friday eve- ning. The largest crowd of the sea- Son attended. Lunch was served by auxiliary members, Mra. ©. Tyberg and Mrs. J. Carlson. ° + | Leith ' ° ¢ By MRS. J. H. EMCH — Wm. Nyland left for McLaughlin Saturday, where he has employment for the coming year. The list of entertainments in the Presbyterian Ladies Aid for the com- ing year, is as follows, and should be kept for future reference: March 21, Mrs, O. Emch; April 3, dinner at the church; April 17, Mrs. Anhorn; May 1, Mrs. Geo. Kimball; May 15, Mrs. ‘H. Taubel; May 29, Mrs. C. W. Brown; June 5, Mra. Wm. Kamroth; June 19, Mrs. D. E. Jones; July 3, open; July 17, Mrs. A. W. Kimball; July 31, Mrs. J. H. Emeh; Aug. 14, Mrs. Chas. Davi: son; Aug. 28, Mrs. H. W. Gibson Sept. 11, Mrs. Tom Anderson; Sept. 25, Mrs. Dwight Kamrath; Oct. 2, Mrs. Emmet Clark; Oct. ’ Clark Mossman; Oct. 30, Mrs. Nov. 6, Mrs. N.C. Emch and Mrs. Hill; Nov. 20, Mrs. Aug. Johnson Dec, 4, Mrs, R, O. Emch; Dec. 8, ope: Jan. 15, open; Jan. 29, Mrs. R. W, Lether; Feb, 13, Mrs. E. T. Saunder: Feb. 27, Mrs, Lawfer; March 13, open, | * Mrs, E. Anhorn was a business vis- itor in Elgin Wednesday. Miss Helen Wessel, who is attend- ing echool in Dickinson, is home for the Easter vacation, Misses Ella Sandie and Alma Hoov- er and Séren Hauge and John Steven- sed were guests at the Don Stevenson jome Thursday evening. The felowing village officers were elected Albert Lah, alder- man; Ben w, clerk; R. Wrucke, treasurer; Tem Anderson, marshal, and Geo, it, assessor, Gus Hafnér, north of town, had E. J. Lawfer was in Elgin where he is band instructor. The band is pre- paring for a concert to be given in the near future. The Leith Independent basketball quint after @ very successful season, Closed the year by having their pic- tures taken, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Emch entertained at dinner Sunday, nd Mrs, J. W. Westling and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Meidinger, Mr. and Mrs. Tom- my Springer, Miss Ruth Omdah! and ‘Vaughn Omdahl. Chas. Emch and County Commis- sioner Fischer were passengers on the Milwaukee Monday morning, bound for Aberdeen, Geo. Gebhardt, R. O, Emch and Mrs. Clark Mossman drove to Elgin Sunday morning. Mrs. R. O. Emch and little daughter, Berta Lou, re- turned with them. John Will was a Bismarck visitor ‘Thursday, Albert Moen, E. Anhorn and Lou Omdahl drove to Brisbane Saturday. Albert Moen returned with a new car. I eo Christiania By VIOLET A. CLARKE Quite a few from this vicinity at- tended the livestock auction sale at the L. E. Heaton ranch Wednesday. Ed Freshour accompanied by Frank Kershaw went to Sterling Wednes- day afternoon. Carl Byer accompanied by Robert Vogl motored to Bismarck Wednes- jay. Mrs. Ed Holton was a Sterling er Wednesday. Kenneth Johnson had the mis- fortune to get stuck with his load of grain Wednesday as he was on his way to Sterling, but he managed to get quite a few men to push his truck out of the mud. Seamon Gibson was in Sterling ‘Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, Ed Smith were Sterling callers Friday. Marvin Magnus visited at the Henry Stiles home Thursday. Frank Kershaw is assisting Ken- neth Johnson in hauling grain to Sterling. Martin Magnus was a Sterling caller Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, Elder Elness were Sterling callers Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. William Heoft and Eddie Olson were in Sterling Wed- nesday. “ George Harding and Lou Eli were callers at the Jennie Clarke home Saturday. Jennie Clarke and Violet were in Sterling Wednesday. Henry Stile accompanied by Cary Johnson went to Sterling Saturday, Robert Clarke returned home from Bismarck urday. William Heoft purchased a new tractor this week. Mrs. William Heoft and’ children accompanied by Miss Mandigo went to Sterling Saturday. Martin jagnus was in Sterling Saturday. William Stiles and family went to Sterling Saturday. Ed Olson, who has been visiting at the William Heoft home, returned to his home at Moffit Saturday. William Heoft was @ Sterling call- er Saturday. Miss Violet Clarke visited at the od Johnson home Sunday morn- Lawrence Mork called at the Henry Stiles home Sunday. ¢ | Tuttle | es By LUCILLE WEIDEL Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wayne and daughter Rita of Robinson were busi- ness callers in Tuttle Saturday at which time Mr. Wayne purchased a truck from John Hanen. The balloon dance given at the opera house Friday'evening was at- tended by a lerge crowd. The mutic, by six of our local young- sters, was excellent. Mrs. Pete Huchingson has rented the Weiss Bakery building and will B0t| move into it this week. declamatory contest of this county will "(aaa in Leith Pridey eve . The follbving Mrs. Anna Kennedy has been helpe ,| ig at the Geo. Whitehead home the past week. Gee. Elliott was’ pleasantly su Prised at his home We njng in honer of his they have spent the winter. They expect to move out on their ferm east of town. Henry Pressler arrived home from Jamestown where he has been taking & barbering course. Minnie Wagner returned home from Valley City where she has been attending school She expects wo teach. The Tuttle Community band is one of the 50 bands to go to Jamestown June 24th to compete with many others, Wm. Atwood returned from the state of California where he has been visiting. Wilbur Burton left for Minneapolis after a two-weeks visit with his par- ents here. A number of friends gathered at the Garseline home to help them cele- brate their silver wedding anniver- sary. A pot of gold was given them. A delicious lunch was served. Some members of the Bal church drove to Goodrich evening to attend a revival ‘meeting in the Baptist church there. and Mrs. Martin Berg, city, one evening last week in of the couple's silver wedding versary. A fine time is reported son home on Saturday en route to Pettibone, at which place they will Glenview By MRS. LARS JACOBSON Hans Christiansen, one of our old settlers, passed away at the Bismarck hospital Tuesday morning, March 19, after an illness of two weeks. He was born in Denmarck July 30, 1860, and come to North Dakota 27 years ago, where he had been occupied with farming and other business interests ever since. He leaves to mourn his death seven children and 17 grand- children. The children are Mrs. Jay DeLong, Mrs. Anna Hocker, Mrs. Wal- ter Simons, Mrs. Lester Larson and Lowell, all of Baldwin; Clarence of Castleton, N. Y., and Mrs, Ed Chris- tiansen of South Haven, Minn. His wife died about two years ago. The funeral services were held Saturday afternoon from the church at Bald- win, and burial took place at the Rese Hill cemetery. Rev. Christ of Wilton officiated. The pallbearers were Wil- helm Fredrickson, John Stoltz, Enock Anderson, Albin Erstrom, Fred Rupp and Erick Albertson, all old-time friends of the deceased. Quite a few from this community attended the funeral of C. A. Carlson . of Crofte township Sunday afternoon. Mr. Carlson died suddenly at his farm home Thursday morning. He was an- other of our old-timers, who farmed in Crofte for about 48 years, coming from Iowa, where he was born 73 years ago. He was a member of the Bap- tist church and was a devoted Chris- tian. His wife, six daughters, three sons and several grandchildren, be- sides @ sister and brother in Iowa,