The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 18, 1929, Page 13

NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS Sterling i nolds removed. Mrs. Larvick returned home in the afternoon, but Dr. Wol- verton brought Mrs. Peach and chil- i 2492 re F ay ay p y at the Gaskill home Monday evening. Mr, and Mrs. C. Bloomer of Man- kato, Minn. have been visiting at Mrs, Bloomer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Envick of McKenzie and her sister, Mrs, Marion Lee, at Sterling, f6r the tling high school and eighth grade boys baseball with the McKenzie high school and eighth given Friday night by was very well Pete” Craig and . and Mrs. “Pete” names Josephine, who live north of McKenzie, visited at Ernest Johnson's me “Union Aid” was entertained by Mrs, H. Belk at her home Thurs- afternoon. day ‘The Epworth of Steele gave ® pageant at the church Sunday aft- Mr. and Mrs. Bloomer Minn., have ‘ixed the Park House ‘west of Smith's into a very cute res- , after the | 4, Long and celebrated her yy Sunday. Stella who has been on the sick list for about five weeks, wos thought to be much better last week, t she was taken to the Bismarck tal, Sunday tion on the glands of her neck Mon- day. ‘A number of the people from Sterling were entertained at a party given by Mrs. Oest Prince at her home Saturday evening. Mrs, Laurence Mork was badly scalded last week with hot coffee. Edgar Johnson is helping Tom ‘The gravel haulers were busy graveling the road south of Sterling last. week. "The Sterling high school pupils are practicing their senior play en- tled, ‘The Early Bird.” Mr, and Mrs. P. E. Rath were town callers Thursday. Mrs. Ohara of Cleveland, N. D., in town a few days this week. pe land left for his home lay night because of the death of his little niece. ° By BERTHA LARVICK Miss Lydia Huber spent the week- end with her parents west of Tem- vik. ‘Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Quast and Neil attended the show at Bismarck Sat- urday. Marie Larvick visited with Larvick Saturday afternoon = i i i 5 gE Z h z r , rf i a | i i 365 ge B EF an ‘and had an opera- |? a . BP. 5 Benedict, and Mrs. id children, all from Hazel- The following community program was given Saturday night and en- jJoyed by all: Community singing. leader, Miss Kaufman; talk, S. G. Stedman; “Dot Ent 3 Teading, Allan ; Three American Bums, George Foell, Mr. Sundeen and Albert Beck; .|German play, Bertha Weber, Mrs. Hendrix, Mr. Leno and Jake Weber; community singing, leader, Miss Kaufman. 9 | > Menoken e By MRS. JENNIE DANCE Mrs, R. G. Abelein and little son, Mrs. Laura Dance and Mrs. A. C. Dance and little daughter attended the Stewartsdale Ladies Aid at the home of Mrs. J. W. Hill south of Me- noen Thursday afternoon. Refresh- ments were stved in the afternoon by the hostess, also a study meeting was held, which was led by Mrs. John ‘Welch, Miss Nellie Dance, who is attend- ing the Valley City normal school, spent Saturday, Sunday and Monday visiting her mother, Mrs. Laura Dance. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Ebling and fam- ily were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mick Agnew Sunday. Mrs. R. L. Dralle of Bismarck spent several days of this week visiting rela- tives and friends near Menoken. The farmhouse formerly occupicd by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bjorstrom but children. . J. Rausch enjoyed Rausch’s brother-in- ursday. highway connecting 31 out of Raleigh with 21 out of Flasher. This has always been a bad strip of road during the winter months being blocked most of the winter. Mrs. Westrum and son Everett Wes- trum accompanied by Mrs. Oscar Westrum and son Lyle motored to Bismarck Saturday on business. Quite a number from Raleigh at- tended the high school play and dance at Brisbane Friday night. Alfred and Oscar Westrum accom- panied by C. L. Klienschmidt motored to Lewiston, Mont., Saturday on busi- ness. ‘We were very sorry to learn of the serious illness of Mrs. Elden Lind- berg at Oneida, Tl. Mrs. Lindberg’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bodie of Car- taught school near Raleigh a number of years ago. Rev. Lindberg served as student pastor in the Presbyterian church at Raleigh three years ago. Both have many friends in Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dempsey were hosts Sunday having as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Bud Owens and chil- dren of Shields and Mr. and Mrs. Clark Belden and children. Odessa Lein of Freda was rushed to the Bismarck hospital Thursday where she underwent an operation for appendicitis. ¢ i Lyman e By S. GYLDEN Quite a large crowd gathered at the Eliasson ball diamond Sunday for a game of baseball. Miss Sadie Gylden visited at the Waiste home Saturday evening. The county nurse, Mrs. Frank | Brown, called at the Lein School No. By MAUDE MOFFIT evening the League of Steele gathered at huoftit and gave a lovely pageant which was cde by all. About 25 people took Correction—There was a mistake in Jast week's edition. Mrs. Ella Por- ter did not leave the hospital as was reported. She is still at St. Alexius hospital, but is very much improved. Miss Harriett and Maude Moffit, Murray House and William Lane mo- tored to Bismarck Sunday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Burton n H. P. Asselstine and son Herbert and daughter Retta of Bismarck visit- ed friends in Moffit Sunday. Miss Thelma Moffit is assisting with the housework at the home of Mrs. Valentine Benz. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Porter and Charles Moffit motored to Bismarck . They went up to attend an assessors’ meeting and received the books for their work. Everett Porter is the assessor for Wild Rose town- ship and Mr. Moffit is assessor for Long Lake township. The pupils. and teachers enjoyed a Party at the: schoolhouse Friday eve- reported a fine Miss Hildegard Beastrom spent the week-end at the home of her parents. Mrs. Harold Lane and sons returned home Sunday from Hazelton, where they have spent the past two weeks. Miss Velma Whitaker, who is teach- ing school near Welch’s Spur, spent Soe. reek-epd at the Rome e:hes nar- music, and everyone ime. son of Sterling visited friends in Mof- Monday. | Mr, and Mrs. Kuisti, and Mr. 3, to examine the pupils. Many are still absent on account of measles. Eddie Arneson was a Saturday eve- ning guest at the Oscar Boss home. Mrs. John Hokana and Mrs. John Waiste called at the Kalla home Sun- day to sce Mrs. Kalla, who has been ill. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sossphieoty, an Mrs. Rekman visited at the Waiste home on Sunday. Miss Ethel Josephson went to Holmes one day last week to help Mrs. Holmes with the housework this spring. Mr. and Mrs. Banttri were Sunday evening visitors at the Kalla home. Nina and Florence Waiste visived at the Rudolph Harju’ home ‘Thursday afternoon and evening. Miss Hilma Josephson has been spending a few days at her home, re- turning to Bismarck Sunday night by car. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Wal- ter Pesonen on Sunday afternoon. Miss Jennie Waiste is expected home this week from Tappen where she has been teaching for the past seven months. Miss Vieno Koski returned to her home near Arena, after helping Mrs. Kalla with her housework for the past three weeks. Mrs, Victor Koski called at the Elmer Josephson home and also at the Lein School No. 3 Tuesday after- noon. Gust Eckholm returned Saturday morning from Bismarck where he has been @ patient in one of the hos- Pitals. - Baldwin By FLORENCE BORNER Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Nordstrom and M. A. Dutcher of Hancock, Minn., representative of the Iowa Land com- pany, was here the past week listing improved and unimproved farm lends direct from the owners. Mr. Dutcher expects to bring a number of new settlers to the state this year from the older sections of Minnesota and Towa. He had good success in this locality in listing lands. He also spent some time in the Arnold com- munity. Edgar Mount, who has been spend- gome time in Bismarck taking medical treatment, has returned home. Mrs. Al Erickson and children, Bob- by and Beverly, have returned to their Bismarck after spending a IF RISMARC boon sold to farmers in this commu ity this spring. Among those pi chas'ng now tractors ere John Mon- toe, Floyd Paris, Herman Kickul and Charies Sorch. A number from here attended the j dance which was held at the Eng- strom ferm Saturday night. Miss Ruth Falkenstein was a Sun- day afternoon guest at the home of er brother and sister-in-law, Mr. ind Mrs. Ralph Falkenstein. Mrs. Reynard Spitzer and infant jaughter have returned from a sever- al weeks’ visit with relatives in Mer- cer, A banquet was held in the hotel Friday evening in honor of the eighth grade graduating class. It was tended by the members of the class and their parents. Misses Verna and Leona Dahl, local teachers, were visiting and shopping in Bismarck Saturday. Banquet For Baldwin Graduates In honor of the 1929 class of the Baldwin schools, a banquet was held in the hotel rooms Friday evening. The table was decorated in orchid and white, the class colors, and a three course dinner was served. The members of the class and their pal ents and friends were present. Im- mediately following the banquet, a party was held during which time games and music were the diversions. The following students comprise the 1929 class: Martha Englemann, Jeanette Lewis, Miles Lewis, Florence Rupp, Walter Rupp, Lee Fricke, Wil- Ham Poole, Herman White, Christ Anderson and Lillian McCullough. < TRIBUNE exbin Friday afternoon, Mrs. Ole Tyberz and Mrs. Earl Mowder en- tertained. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hollingsworth of Wilton were Thursday evening vis- itors at the Harry Davenport home. rs. Anna Knutson and son Lloyd ‘called at the Joc Keifer home Frida: Mrs. John Mosier and Mrs. Carl j Berg motored to Wilton Friday after- noon, Mrs. Anna Knutson and Lioyd and Mrs, Roy Little called at the Matt Rasmusen Home Friday afternoon. Ole, Joe and Arnold Wold were Thursday callers at Roy Little's. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Wilmot and sons Earl and Leland spent Saturday at the George Mowder home. Mrs. Joe Keifer was a Saturday, afternoon visitor at the hame of her mother, Visitors at the Harry Davenport home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs, Tom Hollingsworth, Mr. and Mrs, Sheffie Bailey and children, Mr. and Mrs, Roy Little, Gene Little, Ernest Swanson and Ada Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Elkins and chil- dren were Regan shoppers Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Ole Uglem and son Norman of Wilton called at the Cecil Elkins and Roy Little homes Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Mosier were stead evening visitors at Joe Keif- Mrs. Anna Knutson and sons Harry and Oliver called at the Julius Ole- 4 son home Sunday. Matt Rasmunsen and son Robert | ® motored to Bismarck Monday to see Peter Rasmunsen, who was serious- ly injured last Wednesday when Kicked by a horse. They report him as getting along as well as could be | expected. The son Robert was also Hampton By ELIZABETH KOPPY Godfrey Grenz was a business caller at Linton and Hazelton Friday. Dick White Eagle and Joe Jordan of Cannon Ball transacted business on this side Saturday. They were the first ones to cross on the ferry, it be- ing in fine shape. John Grogan crossed with the ferry to go to Fort Rice Saturday. Godfrey Grenz got a load of hay @| from Steve Koppy Saturday. Steve Unger was an_ overnight caller at the Steve Koppy home Sat- ) urday. George Umber and Sidney Dunham of Winona, Steve and Frank Koppy, Frank Chesrown and son Francis were Sunday visitors at the Porter Umber home. John Ohlhauser, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Herman Backhaus were callers’ and shoppers at Linton Saturday. Henry Knittel and Walter Scheir- meister and Mr. and Mrs, Herman Backhaus were Sunday visitors at the Steve Koppy home. Mr. and Mrs. David Joeb and daughter Magdalena were shopping in Linton Monday. Jacob Scheirmeister was a caller at the Godfrey Grenz home Monday. Mike Billingsly is working for Frank Lawler during spring work. Adam Horning of Solen came across on the ferry Saturday. Mon- day he took about 10 to 12 head of horses back over, which he had on this side for the winter. Of those that were callers and shopping at Linton Wednesday are John Joeb, Jake Herr, Math Koppy. Theresa Koppy visited at the Ed Surber home in Livona Thursday. Gayton School No. 2 closed a suc- cessful seven-month term Friday. Miss Pauline Flegel of Linton taught the school. Mrs, Steve Koppy and children, Frank, Pauline, Gertrude and Regina motored to Linton Friday to do some shopping. Miss Pauline Flegel ac- companied them to Linton to spend the vacation with her father, August Flegel. Mr. and Mrs. Cahill and children of Livona transacted business in this vicinity Friday. Miss Ellen Sorenson, who taught Hampton School No. 3, closed a sev- en-month successful term Thursday. She left Monday for Sidney, Mon- tana, to spend her vacation with her parents. Porter Umber, Mrs. Herman Back- haus and daughter Caroline, Ellen Sorensen, Commissioner and Mrs. Wallace Keyes were among those that shopped at Linton Friday. E. C. Weller, Frencis Chesrown, taken to the doctor, as his arm was g| inJured at the same time and the bones were found cracked. Welch's Spur} 2 ( = =o By MRS. R. M. WELCH Chas. Mallard hauled a load of wheat to Menoken and called at the John Welch home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Smith and two children called on Mrs. Smith's sister, Mrs. John Nieland, at the Robt. Welch home Tuesday evening. Spring work started in carnest as soon as the warm days came, the middle of the week, although a start had been made before the freeze-up. Tractors can be heard in every di- rection from early morning until dark at night. Most every farmer in the vicinity owns a tractor of some kind, some even working two or three on their farms. Horses are rapidly going out of use in this neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Welch motored to Bismarck Wednesday. Mrs. Welch had some optical work done, having some trouble with her eyes for sev- eral weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Snyder and sons Ralph and Raymond, Ed Doppler and sons Lawrence, Leo and Clarence and Marcus Tremblay motored to Bis- marck Wednesday. The children of Boyd schood No. 1 all attended Bible class at Mrs, Robt. Boyd's Wednesday evening after school. Mrs. Boyd served a lunch for the children. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rittel motored to Bismarck to see a relative who is very ill at one of the local hospitals Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs, John Welch were Bis- marck visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Welch sold some chickens. John Welch had the misfortune of breaking a part of his drill Wednes- day evening, He motored to Bismarck for repairs Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Doppler, Mr. and Mrs. John Welch and Oliver Welch were in Bismarck on business Friday. Theodore Dorman and Clarence Doppler were hunting stray horses the middle of the week. The Presbyterian Missionary society met at the home of Mrs. Joe Hill Thursday afternoon. Mrs, John Nieland and little nephew Eldon Snyder returned to their homes for the week-end Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Welch and Mr. |* and Mrs. Earl Snyder and children were Bismarck callers Saturday. Marcus Trimblay and Margaret McMurrich called at the Ed Doppler home Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Welch and two children accompanied Mrs. Ed. Dop- s.|pler and son Leo to church services Ted Lawler were at. called at Linton Saturday. Friday C. A. Ward of Hazelton took cattle across the river to pasture and brought some horses back that he had there for the winter. Contractor Schultz, who had his horses at the Kyes ranch for the winter, moved with his horses and wagons over to Breien where he will start in to work on the road. Porter Umber and “Snowball” Rensckers were Sunday visitors at the Steve Koppy home. Miss Ernestine Wentz of Linton spent the week-end at the H. W. Backhaus home. Caroline and Hilda Backhaus were hostesses at a farewell surprise party Sunday evening in honor of Miss El- len Sorenson. About 30 guests were present. The evening was spent in playing games and dancing. A de- licious lunch was served at midnight. Miss Sorenson taught school in this district and left Monday for her home at Sidney, Montana. During her stay » | here she has made, a large circle of acquaintances. Estherville By MRS. ROY LITTLE at the St. Mary’s Cathedral in Bis- marck Sunday morning. Lawrence Doppler is quite ill with a cold. He was confined to his bed for a few days. Otto Dorman motored to Steele with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moule of Bismarck Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Knowley Dorman and family and Mr. and Mrs. Nord- strom and family of Baldwin visited at the home of Mr. Dorman's par- we Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dorman Sun- lay. Ralph Snyder and Clarence Dor- man called on the Doppler boys Sun- day. Leo Dopp'er and Clarence Dor- man motored to Bismarck in the afternoon. Clarence Doppler and Ralph Snyder visited Fred Dorman. Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Welch and family visited and dined at the Otto Dorman home Sunday evening. Au- gust Klipstein and R. M. Ludeman called at the Otto Dorman home also. Driscoll | Mr: and Mrs. Leonard Davenport | Frank and son Junior were Monday visitors at the Harry Davenport home. Grant and Merrill Lindsey were business callers at Earl Mowder’s Tuesday. Harry Davenport transected busi- ness in Wilton Monday. Gallers in Regan Monday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keifer, Oliver Anna Strand, Barn ce the day with her. Mrs. Lewis received many lovely presents, A buffet lunch was served. Harold Sherman, who has been home for a visit, left last week for Detroit, Mich. Mrs, Wm. Meyer and Elsie and Laura spent Monday evening with Mrs, C. A. Swanson. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Newcomer spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Carr. Lutheran services will be held in Norwegian Sunday evening, April 21. Mrs, Mabel Rosvold of Bismarck ts home on a visit. Messrs. Knudson, Newcomer and Nelson motored to Bismarck Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Meland enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Rosvold and Mr. and Mrs. Riley of Sterling at dinner Sunday. Mrs. Chas. Swanson entertained Mrs. Martin Olson, Miss Della Olson and Mrs. F. O. Johnson at luncheon ‘Thursday afternoon. E. C. Ruble of Minneapolis is back for a time. M. F. Olson and Steve Blanehett were Bismarck callers Thursday. Little Miss Edith Johnson enter- tained a few of her friends Monday afternoon at a birthday party. She was 9 years old. The guests were Mavis and Dagmar Rosvold, Evelyn — Valdis Knudson, and Vera n, Clear Lake By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN Dr. F. B. Lodge and Dr. Prescott, both of Steele, took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shoffer one day the first part of the week. Mrs, Henry Olson was a business caller &t Bismarck Wednesday, Miss Grace Nelson returning home with her for a few days’ visit. Mr. and Mrs. Will Stiles were shop- ping at Bismarck Wednesday. A picnic was held at the Beyer school Thursday for the children and their parents. Everyone had a fine time and a lovely lunch was served. J. W. Beyer and Christ Schoon were business callers at Bismarck Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hargrave were Bismarck callers Thursday. Miss Hazel Nelson and Henry Olson attended the assessors’ meeting at Bismarck Friday. Mrs. Ann Erickson closed a suc- cessful school term Friday. She has left for her home near Minot. Mr, and Mrs. Dallas Barkman vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Olson Friday evening. The Misses Evelyn Thomas and Olga Engleson of Center visited with the Albert Christensen family Saturday evening and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Newland and family, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen and family were visitors at the Jens oes) home in Kidder county Sun- lay. . A. Van Vleet and Mr. Titus de- livered a horse near Medina Sunday that Mr. Van Vleet had sold. H. A. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith motored to Regan Sunday and spent the day visiting at the John Carlson home. Mrs. B. F. Paslay and son Pail vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs, Ben Orne Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, Robinson were vis- itors at the E. A. Van Vieet farm Sund Mrs, Marie Olausen and family vis- ited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Har- old Christensen of Lein township. Mrs. Henry Olson spent Monday at Moftit. Mrs. Emma Shoffer and daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Hargrave, were shop- ping at Bismarck Monday. Miss Vivian Shoffer substituted for Miss Verna Sleight Tuesday, Miss Sleight being on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs, Carl Beyer and little daughter, Mrs. J. W. Beyer and son Bobby called at the Colthorp farm south of Driscoll, and also visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp of Driscoll Tuesday. cs Ole Slaatenhues was a business caller at Steele Tuesday. ° d Funeral services were held Thurs- day afternoon in the Pentecostal church of Regan for Mrs. Anna Gramling, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs, John Stewart, Monday, April 8th. Anna Eliza Ship- with was born December 11, 1858, in Clay county, Il., where she lived wi til 1879, when she was united in mar- riage to James Gramling of Linn county, Iowa. To this union eleven children were born. Her husband died about a year ago and two sons, Ray and Fred, also preceded her in death. In October, 1903, Mr. and Mrs. Gramling moved from Iowa to a homestead north of Regan where they made their home until a few years ago. Mrs. Gramling made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Stewart, who lives near Bismarck, for the past three years. She is survived by her sons, Howard and Lynn of Regan, Loren of Watford City, N. Dak., Roy of Wilton, and daughters, Mrs, John Stewart and Gladys of Bismarck, Mrs. Vera Stewart of Glen- coe, Mrs. Alice Smith of Penn Yan, N. Y., and Mrs, H. Ferris of Wilton, as well as 18 grandchildren. The Reverend Christ of Wilton officiated Rev. W. Osborn of Crary, N. Dak., held services in the Congregational church last week. Miss Gladys Rue of Baldwin spent the week-end with her sister, Miss Helen, of Regan. Mr. and Mrs, H. Dimmond were callers at the J. Houser home near McClusky on Thursday of last week. Mrs. Fred Hendrickson, who has made her home in Wilton during the winter so that the children could at- tend school, has returned to Regan. Guests at the S. Rupp home recent- 5 Mrs. J. Koehler of Regan 4 By BURDELLA B. HELGESON » No. Dak. I, Eide of Arena were callers at the H. E. Helgeson home in Lein township Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Olaf Lein of Wing visited with friends and relatives here last week. She was a guest at the American Le- gion Auxiliary social hour on Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. L. Hopkins and Mrs. Carl Lein were callers in Bismarck Friday of last week. Miss Alme Hauser was a guest of her cousin, Miss Mabel Dimmond, over the week-end. Miss Gertrude Rierson 4s visiting with friends in Bismarck this week. The Congregational Ladies Aid of Regan held their regular meeting in the parsonage on Wednesday after- noon. Mrs. @. M. Colip and Mrs. Mary Rasche entertained. The next regu- lar meeting will be April 24th with Mrs. O. Tyberg and Mrs. H. E. Ran- nestad ‘entertaining. The American Legion Auxiliary held their regular meeting in the cabin Thursday afternoon. Mrs, A. H. Helgeson, unit president, gave a report of the rally which she attended in Jamestown. Among other business matters taken up a committee was appointed to take charge of a food sale and ice cream social which will be held on Saturday evening at 8 o'clock in the Legion cabin. ° i‘ Trygg By GLADYS E. NELSON Joe Varley motored to the Harry Hogue home Monday after some gas barrels to use for his tractor. Mrs. F. C. Nelson and Mrs. Enos Strandemo motored to Still Monday to the Walter Sunquist home after some eggs for the incubator. R. C. Nelson came down from the Webster farm north of Regan Monday after a load of furniture. « Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wollen, who have just moved on the Eva Sheldon farm in Trygg, were transacting bysi- ness in Regan last Saturday. The party that purchased the seven quarters of the Peter Daly land in Trygg township came from across the Missouri river last week and stopped at the Nels Nelson home. He will build a shack and dig rock to break up some land for flax. Selmer Owens purchased a new tractor recently. John Kruger was a caller at the George Nelson home Tuesday en route to Enos Strandemo's home to get some small pigs he purchased there. Violet Spaugberg treated her schoolmates to candy Wednesday, the 10th, being her eleventh birthday, in eee district No. 18, Trygg school jo. 1, Margaret and Gladys Rue, Elsie and John Kruger and Hugo Nelson were among those from here who at- tended a party Tuesday night at the Emil Olson home. Ernie Gordin is boarding at the Nels Nelson home while maintaining roads for a month in Trygg township. Leona C. Brown, Red Cross public health nurse, was out Thursday from Bismarck to school district 18 in Trygg No. 1 for physical inspection of the pupils, Nels Nelson purchased a new drill last week and is now busy seeding. _Martin Rourgois, from near the river, was a caller at the Nelson boys’ Friday, buying up hogs to ship, Miss Brown, the health nurse, was out to Elsie Cunningham's school, N ; i i | te a H A e i E 3 i i le le il i Bl Ep i i fs i : i 3 | F i § i I i : | z | ! i ‘ j iH i i I Gordon and son Ernie called Heddick home Sunday. Bartholemew Fitagerald called af J. F. Little's We Virgil Little was a dinner guest af McCullough home at Wile Mr. at the Mowder Wednesday, April 10th. Those Present were John Mr. and Mrs, Willard Dimond called at the Gus Gordon home @un- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Scott of Mrs. Joe Kiefer motored to 3. ¥. Little's Monday evening Joe, Met, is working on A. H. Lundberg’s 3, in Trygg Thursday for examina- | tion. This school closed. Friday. Joe Jiras is building a shack on his | @. land. George Rosenbeck is assisting him in the building. Mrs. J. W. Jiras, Lillie and Joe and Christ Schwinkendorf motored to Bismarck one day last week. Mrs. dJiras's aged father, who spent the winter here with her, left for his for- mer home, New Salem, from Bis- marck that day. Joe Jiras made a trip to Baldwin By MES. OWEN McINTYRE Mr. and Mrs. John Pleinus daughter Esther, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wetzel and daughter Verne Mee were guests of Mr. and Mra, Christ Friday after a truckload of lumber | ¥¥ to build a shack. Mr. and Mrs. Gib Sederstrom were guests last Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ol- son. Gladys Rue, teacher from Trygg school No. 1, went to Regan and spent the week-end with her sister, Helen Rue, of the Regan school. Mr.’ and Mrs. George Nelson and family were entertained at dinner and supper last Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Varley. John Anderson called on George Nelson Friday en route to Bismarck. Mr. Anderson has three rock diggers, Roy Ramling from Regan and Wil- liam Ketth , running his new trac- ter and ouifit. ‘ne Browa brothers dehorned cattle day morning for F. C. Nelson. Hugo Nelson and Ernie Gordin went to Baldwin Saturday night and at- tended the dance held there. Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson and family and Mr. and Mrs, John Ander- son and family were dinner and sup- per guests Sunday at the Kruger home. Mrs. Henry Strom and baby boy returned recently from a Bismarck hospital. The new baby boy was named Herold. Barlic Fisher, Gertie Mae Nelson, Marion Alm and Gladys Nelson at- tended church in Regan Sunday night. Clara Rue, Irene and Floyd Ander- son returned to Bismarck Sunday night. ] >—<—<_ | Rock Hill >——_—___ —__—_—____Y“—_-@ By RUTH LITTLE Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dimond were Sunday dinner guests at the Willard Dimond home. Robert and Doris McCullough of Wilton were guests at the 8. L. Jor- Cah] home Sunday. Guests at the Ira Bailey home Sun- day were Mrs. Ollie Cook and son Paul of Bismarck, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McCoy and Mr. and Mrs. J. F, Little, Ruth and Phyllis. Callers at J. F. Little's Sunday were Kenmar Jordahl, Lawrence Little, A. H, Lundberg, Harry Rannestad, Geo. P. E. Patton home 6 {in honor of Mrs. Patton Walker's birthdays, Bunday. Arthur and Jamie Tees, Bruce Vire on and a Swett were callers ig ely Tuesday evening. The school board held their regular meeting Tuesday evening all members of the board responded to roll call and the usual routine of business was f