The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 9, 1929, Page 12

as ous enneco eae . * eee Van san SSus TR ee RA ae ee 3 SSon PAGE 'IWELVE NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS ——$—<—<$ —___— +?) R Menoken a ra By MRS. JENNIE DANCE Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ayers and son ‘Wayne were entertained at dinner! ‘Wednesday evening by the Misses Ruth Kamphaugh, Ruth Heller and Gertrude Ness. Parent-Teacher meeting was held at the consolidated school Friday night with quite a large attendance. ‘The music pupils of Miss Ruth Kamphaugh gave a recital which was enjoyed by everyone present. Ro- berta Craven and Althea King played ‘@ duet, also one by Mrs. V. M. Craven | and daughter Roberta. A_ reading was also given by Mrs. Paul Holmes after which supper was served with; Mrs. Otto Myers and Mrs. A. C.| Dance acting on the hospitality com-; mittee. This ts the last P. T. A. to be! held this term of school. Miss Mildred Funston spent the week-end visiting her mother, Mrs. M. E. Punston. Mrs. G. N. Varnum and niece, Miss | Raymond, were in Menoken Wednes- | day after a shipment of 500 White Leghorn baby chicks. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ebling and fam- fly spent Sunday evening visiting Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Agnew. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Lundemann were visiting at tre R. G. Abelein home Saturday evening. Cards were played and a lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs, Madland have moved in the Fred Nelson farm house. Mr. Madiand is working for Arthur Nor- lin. The Farrell family who have been living in the Nelson house have moved to Trygg township. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Junkert. of Bis- marck, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wiles and daughter, of Bismarck, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Ludemann, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Barkey of Huron. S. D.. and Alice Klepstein, Ether Fisher and Anthon Knoll were entertained at dinner Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Klep- stein. Percy Freeman of Baldwin, Philip Freeman of Veblen, S. Dak., and Floyd Kast of Geneseo, N. Dak., were dinner guests at the O. R. Ayers home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jacobsen ‘nd children were also visitors at the Ayers home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Dance and chil- dren motored to Regent, N. D., visit- ine with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Frzynka. They returned Sunday night. Harold Welch of Bismarck spent Saturday night and Sunday visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Welch. L. E. Heaton of McKenzie shipped ® carload of hogs Tuesday from Me- noken. i Braddock di By MRS. E. F. SAVAGE ‘Wednesday. May 1, the Jake Bower family received a real “May basket.” It was the advent of a baby sister, born at St. Alexius hospital. Mother and babe are doing fine. Congratu- lations are extended. The members of the church board and Ladi Aid of the Methodist church met in the church Wednesday evening. The Ladies’ Aid voted to give $50 to Rev. Locker's salary for the month of April. M. Fetterly received word Monday of the death of his sister-in-law at Shields, N. D. He left Tuesday to at- tend the funeral. Mrs. John Kuhn and daughter, Mrs. R. Anderson, of Brandon, Minn., also Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kuhn of Enderlin visited at the Tom May home this week, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. DeFrance and Mrs. A. Amundson drove to Bismarck Saturday, from which place Mrs. Am- undson brought home a new sedan. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Macdonald came down from Bismarck Wednesday, where Mr. Macdonald has been in the hospital for several weeks, and are Staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Macdonald. Mr. and Mrs. Warner Sempel, at- tended the wedding in Minneapolis of Glen Scmpel to Miss Dorothy Kathryn Kallway of Maple Lake, Minn., which took place Sunday, May 5. Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacLachlan of the Annex hotel, Bismarck, drove down Saturday evening and visited | with Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Savage. A. J. Piers drove Mrs. Piers to Steele Wednesday evening, from which place She left for Wayzata, Minn. Mrs. M. E. Metcalf, who has been @t the Sueltz and Engleman home for several weeks, left Friday for her home at Russell, Minn, Mrs. C. T. Barton, accompanied by her daughters, Mrs. H. Beal and Mrs. Carl Spitzer of Kintyre, also Mrs. R. Bisco of Kintyre, drove to Bismarck ‘Thursday to attend the Legion auxil- dary convention. ‘Mr. and Mrs. M. Falgatter and fam- of Kintyre drove to Braddock Sunday morning and, taking Mrs. M. ¥. Shepard and son Tom with them, ‘went to Mobridge, 8. D., to visit with Mr. and Mrs, Cal Alberts. A. J. Koenig was a passenger to Bismarck Wednesday > attend a meeting of the F. H. Carpenter Lum- ber company employes held at that place. Mr. Carpenter of Minneapolis was present at the meeting. J. H. Bowers and Betty and Charles @rove to Bismarck Sunday to see the mew baby. ‘The Ladies of the Woodman Circle Siem hall Wednesday eve- 16 members present. Splen- reports of the convention at! Jamestown were given by Mesdames , Aarvig, Koenig and Savage. at fall i i laneous shower for Miss Winifred Mandigo, who is to ke a May bride. Mrs, Allen and Mrs. Barton were hostesses, with Miss Et.ic] Mandigo assisting. Mrs. Lina Kurtz of Hazelton gave two difficult piano numbers in @ very pleasing manner. Mrs. Long charmingly sang two solos, accom- panied by Mrs. Barton. A dainty mid- night lunch was served by the host- esses, with Miss Ethel Mandigo assist- ‘ing. The bride-elect was the recipient of many beautiful and useful gifts. The many Braddock friends of Mrs. J. D. McCusker of Hazelton are glad to know that she is able to return home after being in St. Alexius hos- pital, and wish her a speedy and com- plete recovery. Yev. Locker of Napoleon will preach @ special Mother's day sermon in the Methodist church here next Sunday evening, May 12. Jim Ryan of Bismarck, Frank Ryan of Napoleon and Mike Ryan of Spo- kane were week-end visitors with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Ryan. Jim will return to Bismarck the first of the week, where he has ac- cepted a position as night clerk at the Annex hotel. e | Dodge i np ate By OLGA o—o |. GROSSMAN Nick Sitter of the country was a business Dodge Wednesday. Tillie Flemmer of Golden Valley was calling in Dodge Monday. C. N. Lee purchased a new coupe Tuesday. Hulda, Knife River caller in Harold and Leo Goetz of Werner were visiting friends and relatives in Dodge Sunday. Mrs. J. T. Harvey, Mrs. Frank Treis, and Pluma Harvey were call- ing on Mrs. I. Larson Wednesday. Miss Amelia Wentz was an_ east- bound passenger to Bismarck Thurs- day where she entered the Bismarck hospital to undergo an operation for appendicitis. The pupils of the Dodge high school agriculture class were out at the Fred Jones farm studying sheep. John Phow motored to Richardton Monday where he attended the fun- eral of his brother. On Sunday occurred the marriage of Miss Lydia Baker and Harry Hal- ter. The wedding ceremony was performed in the Broncho church, Rev. Fertsch officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Hettrich mo- tored to Dickinson Thursday where the latter had dental work done. A baseball game was played Sun- day, Dodge against Werner. The score was 12 to 24 in favor of Dodge. Adam Siedel was transacting busi- ‘| ness in Bismarck Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goetz and chil- dren attended the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Halter Sunday. John Neurohr received a shipment of young calves last week. C. N. Lee and Pete Goetz attended the Masonic Lodge at Dickinson Thursday. Elmer Goetz of Werner was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goetz Sunda: Irene and Ted Krause of Hazen were calling on friends and relatives in Dodge Sunday. E. H. Soutner of Mandan is spend- ing a few days at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gleich and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Marquardt. Otto Beck of Golden Valley trans- acted business in Dodge Wednesday. > | Ghylin \ e e By MARGARET DAVIS Oliver Tosseth, from Bismarck high school, spent the week-end with his mother. _Those shopping in Regan Saturday night were Mr. and Mrs. Lund, the Misses Florence and Elsie Keator, Henry Broste Grosse and wife, Mrs. Alms and children, Eric Englebretch- en, Reuben and Adolf Krause, Willis Gill and son; Arne, Nels and Oliver Tosseth and Willis Johnson; John and Bill Drawver, Mr. and Mrs. Davis and children, Nick Halgerson, Bennie Ben- son, Henry Strom, Hugo and Emile Sundquist. The Keator boys are using all day- light hours, beginning every morning at 4 and working till dark with their tractor. At this rate the boys will soon be through plowing. Mr. Olson of Wilton ate lunch Sat- urday noon with Mr. Davis. : ont Pas Henry Folde, Mrs. Irvin inson and son spent with L. W. Davis. sheesh Nels Tosseth, Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Staton, Iva and Leona, spent Sunday evening at Bismarck. Owen Davis is better and expects to leave the hospital Saturday. Mrs. August Krause, who has been sick for scme time, is in a Bismarck hospital. Luther Davis made a business trip to Bennie Benson’s Monday. Ben Rirerson, son and daughter, called at L. W. Davis’ Sunday morn- ing. His daughter Gertrude was learn- ing to drive their new coach. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Waktins were callers on Mr. and Mrs. Albert John- son Sunday evening. Several of the farmers are through seeding. Those who laughed at Mrs. Davis’ early garden should just see her peas and lettuce. She has peas one and a half inches high. But the freeze did kill her radishes. ¢ Sterling ! By MILDRED A. JOHNSON Mrs. Carey Johnson and dqugh- ters Mildred and Grace visited py Stiles’ Saturday afternoon. — Marian Langley visited at Phil t Rath’s Sunday. Margaret Lang, Esther Reddy, Elsie Belile, Pauline and Maxine Carey Johnson and ae Hf pau a ain : i i i he Sunday. The Union meeting was held at the jhall Monday night. The A. O. U. W. held their regular meeting at the hall Wednesda night. After the meeting a dance was given. Stanley Walgren was in Sterling Friday. Edgar Johnson is Lang with his work. Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Johuson ac- jcompanied by Mrs. Carey Johnson {motored to Bismarck Tuesday. |. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart were in Driscoll Sunday. Elden Lewis and Edgar Johnson visited at the Anderson and Andy Hanson homes Sunday. Hassin Eele called at the Elder Elness home Sunday. Tom Stewart was a town caller Sat- urday. Mildred Johnson stayed with Dor- othy Zuraff at L. B. Smith's Tues- | day night. | §. T. Parke and family cf Bis- | marek were Sterling callers Sunday. Mr. Stephen of Sanborn, N. D.. | was in Sterling Wednesday. Mrs. George Kush was in Bis- marck Wednesday. Mrs. Carey Johnson visited at Tyler Johnson's Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Turner are the proud parents of a baby girl. Max Lang and Mrs. Emil Lang mo- tored to Bismarck Friday morning. The church aid was held at the chureh Friday. The Sterling high school play en- titled, “The Early Bird,” will be given Saturday night, May 11. Mr. Wagner has been doing some painting at Roy Turner's. ’~ Painted Woods | ley visited at the L. S. French home helping Max o—- — By MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erickson and son Ernest visited at the Andrew Nelson home Sunday. Lillefjeld and Mrs. Louis Gilcher and little daughter Betty-Lou motored to Bismarck Saturday evening where they visited relatives and heard Al Jolson in “The Singing Fool” at the Eltinge. Ole Lillefjeld resigned his position at the garage and is now putting in his crop. Clarence Hilderbrandt, who worked for Wm. Brown for a few days last week, is now working for Mike Slob- jon. Mrs. Wm. Brown, Mrs. Harry Iver- son and Mrs. Axel Steinquist, who at- tended the convention at Jamestown, returned a week ago Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown and Mrs. Fred Brown attended the funeral of Mrs. Ellen Benedict Friday. Elias Lillefjeld, son Edwin, and Mrs. Ole Soderquist and son Melvin called at the Ole Lillefjeld home Friday. Pete Volin of east of Wilton was around in this vicinity Saturday afternoon selling fish. ‘Wm. Brown called at the Elsberg Lillefjeld home Sunday forenoon. Mrs. Ole Soderquist called on Mrs. Elsberg and Mrs. O. Lillefjeld Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hildebrandt and sons Raymond and Clarence were dinner guests at the Wm. Brown home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hustad co: Minot visited with Mrs. Elsberg and Mr. and Mrs. O. Lillefjeld last week. Andrew Nelson was a caller in Wil- ton Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hildebrandt and sons Raymond and Clarence spent Sunday afternoon at the Wm. Brown home. From there they went to Frank Riebe's where they will stay for a time. Raymond Hildebrandt is working at the C. Brostrom farm for a while. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown were callers at the Wm. Betner home Sunday. ‘Wm. Brown called at the Ole Lil- lefjeld home Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erickson, son Ernest and Mrs. Sophia Erickson and grandson Ronald spent Sunday at the Andrew Nelson home. It was Mr. Nelson's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Elias Lillefjeld and sons Edwin and Gerald called on Dick Iverson Sunday afternoon. —_—_—_—_—_—_— 2 | Frances } Je By MILDRED E. DIETZMAN Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lundquist vis- ited with Mrs. Lundquist's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wedgar, of Naugh- ton township, Sunday. Senus Harms called on John Olson Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bloomquist and son Wayden of McKenzie called on Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lundquist Tuesday afternoon. Joe Fischer overhauled Mr. Far- row’s car Tuesday. The Farrow fam- ily have moved onto the Pete Lipp's farm in Trygg township recently. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Cederstrom and daughter Etta Ann visited Mrs. Cederstrom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Olson and family near Regan Wednesday. Senus Harms is employed on the Dietzman farm for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fischer got some seed potatoes from Ed Lundquist Wednesday. The state veterinarian tested cattle of this township for tuberculosis this week. He was assisted by Mino Harms. Little Alice Fischer has been on the sick list the past week. Mrs. Lizzie Reineke and son George feck frog Bismarck Wednesda: y for home at Morton, Minnesota, after having spent the winter months with Mrs. Walter Dietzman. Dietzman Thursday. Mrs. Gourdett and daughter Mar- jorie spent the afternoon with Mrs. n. Lang | day. @ | Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld, Elias | Sunday to visit friends and relatives John Olsen, Walter Dietzman and Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Craig. Mr. and Mrs. Will Madland took their son David to the doctor in Bis- ; marck Sunday. The following people were visitors at the Dietzman home Sunday. Mrs. | Martin Tooker, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Westacott and family of Sterling, and | Mr. and Mrs. John Glum and two ‘ children. | Miss Mildred Dietzman went to | Sterling Sunday to visit with friends | for a few days, te Glen View nore —o By MRS. LARS JACOBSON Quite a number of the young folks from this vicinity attended the dance at Baldwin Saturday evening. Vivian Erstrom is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Larson were capi- tal city callers Saturday. Mrs. Jake Splitzer and family visit- ed at the C. A. Carlson home Sunday. Alex Oshanyk of Wilton and Mabel Wednesday evening to see a movie. Elmer Schoolcraft canvassed this community last week. He is selling the Lange's products. Loren Couch, who for the past month has been employed on the Con Johnson farm, is now working for Enock Anderson. Millard Jacobson and Loren Couch were business callers at the Raymond Houge farm near Arnold Sunday. Enock Anderson sold a large bunch of hogs to Fred McFadden of Wilton recently. Mrs. C. M. Jacobson and Violet visited at the Rudolph Hagen home Mr. and Mrs. Walter Simons are the proud owners of a new car. The Jay DeLong family are moving ‘aN the old Scott place in the near ure. Oscar Moe and Julia Johnson of Minot motored down from Minot in this vicinity. Among those who visited at the Lars Jacobson home Sunday were Mi. and Mrs. H. H. Engen and fam- ily of Bismarck, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Larson and children, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Larson and children and Mr. and Mrs. Con Johnson and family. Paul. Verl and Rene Holden and Catherine McLean called at the te Anderson home Sunday even- ing. Mr. and Mrs. James McAvoy and family visited at the Burl Monroe home Sunday. Lars Jacobson was a business caller in Wilton Friday. ‘ Peter Olson of Washburn made a short call at the Con Johnson home Sunday. The Lutheran Ladies’ Aid of Paint- ed Woods will hold their first meet- ing of the season at the home of Mrs. C. M. Jacobson Thursday, May 16th. Everybody welcome. The children from Glenview school No. 2 are taking part in the rlayday exercises which will be held on May 18th at Bismarck. We would like to see as many of their parents down that day to help the school win as many points as possible. A prize is to be given to the school having the highest number of points. ° > Lyman | e By 8. GYLDEN Mrs. Nels Niemie and Miss Lilian Kennila called at the John Gylden home Wednesday afternoon. Among those attending the Passion Play, “The Life of Christ,” at Wing on Thursday night were Mrs. John Gylden and children, Mr. and Mrs. L. Olson and Sylvia and Sulo Eck- holm. The east and west boys played baseball on the west diamond on Sunday afternoon. Miss Vieno Koski went back to Bismarck on Monday to resume her cules and work at the business col- lege. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Harju mo- tored to Bismarck on Sunday to bring their baby to the doctor. Miss Saima Pihlaja visited with Florence Waiste Sunday afternoon. Sunday callers at the Gylden home were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Josephson, and son Clifford, Edwin, Hilma and ! e THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE __ | ; Sager motored to the capital city |o kinson were visitors Sunday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glanville’s. Jack Stewart called at Harry Ulfers’ Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Duncan and family were guests at the Elmer Drum home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers called |at Ben Klagenburg’s Sunday evening. Bluch Wagner called in Arena Sat- urday evening. Mr .and Mrs, Harry Ulfers were Sunday evening callers at McIntyre's. Miss Otillia Broza closed a very successful term of school Monday. County Agent Meisen was out through this township in the interests of the Cattle Testing Tubercular as- sociation. Mr. Meisen says there are only three townships left to be tested and it will be compulsory for these to test and that it will be done within the next month. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stark motored to Bismarck Friday to see Mrs. Wm. Stark who is ill in the hospital. We are glad to state she is rapidly im- proving. Walter Stark was out looking for his horses Sunday. \ McKenzie o—o By MRS. T. T. HUGHES Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Warren of Frasher, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Graham and son Jack of Wing were Sunday visitors of Mrs. C. E. Crum. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mattson enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Craven, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Craven and family of Menoken, Mrs. Milton Rue and daughter Beverly of Bismarck, and Mrs. Yule and children of Valley City at dinner Sunday. si The W. C. T. U. was entertained at the home of Mrs. C. E, Crum on Thursday, April 25. Pians were made for the convention which will be held in McKenzie May 17. Mr. and Mrs. George Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hamblen and son Rich- ard, Misses Young and Moses, and Ed and Jerry Boren were picnicking near the Rattlesnake Buttes Sunday. Mrs. H. E. Wildfang of Sterling was @ McKenzie caller Tuesday. Mrs. Ed Easton and daughter of Brittin were in McKenzie Monday. Mrs. B. F. Coons motored to Bis- marck Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. W. L. Wilton was a visitor at the A. Doucette home Tuesday. Mrs. Henry Larson and Mrs. H. E. Hermanson were business callers at the L. E. Heaton Sr. home Monday. Miss Arlowene Rodgers of Bismarck was a guest at the P. P. Bliss home over the week-end. Mrs. H. E. Hermanson and Mrs. J. N. Snow entertained the Ladies’ Aid Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Snow. A delicious lunch was served at 5 p.m. The aid society will meet with Mrs. William Hughes Jr. May 15. Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Hughes will be joint hostesses. Those from McKenzie who attended the A O. U. W. party at Sterling Wednesday night were Ed and Ger- ald Boren, Misses Moses and Young, Mr. and Mrs. George Watson, Mr. and Mrs, Lee Hamblen, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Coons, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Curtis, Bill Strong, Mr. and Mrs. A. Doucette, B. A. Drawver, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Crum, Emery Turner, Wendell Drawver, and Mr. and Mrs. T. Hughes. The Larkin club entertained the ladies of the community at a shower for Mrs. Warren Clizbe at the home of Mrs. Roy Wildfank Friday after- noon. There was a good attendance and little Gerold reccived a nice gift. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wildfang and daughter Clara and Mrs. Warren Clizbe and son Gerold were callers in Bismarck Thursday afternoon. H. E. Wildfang of Sterling was in McKenzie on business Friday evening. Saturday shoppers in Bismarck were Mr. and Mrs. George Watson, Miss Young, Miss Moses, Mrs. George Manly and children, Beulah Boren, Paul Antham, and Mr. and Mrs. Miller. The dance given at the Crum barn Saturday night was well attended, and a good time was enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Jackson and Otto Dutt were visitors at the H. T. Crum home Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Spitzer of Ar- nold were visitors at the C. W. Thompson home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Manly and family, Mrs. Isabel Colby and daugh- ter “Bootie” and Mrs. Frank Hughes Josie Olson, Sulo and Sylvia Eckholm, Leona Spees, Ethel Josephson, Nina Waiste, Alice Boss, Adolph Johnson. Many of the farmers of this vicin- ity attended the Farmer's Cream as- sociation meeting held in Wing Sat- urday evening. Nels A. Niemie called at the Gylden home Sunday evening. The Sunday school at the Finnish Lutheran church, was very well at- tended this last Sunday. This Sun- day school is held at 2 o'clock every Sunday afternoon. Miss Saima Anttila is staying with rs her sister, Mrs. Walter Ojanen. Many friends and relatives helped Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Holmes celebrate their 50th or golden wedding anni- versary on Wednesday, May Ist. Mr. and Mrs. Holmes were married in Lesueur Center, Minnesota, in 1879 and later living in Fairhaven and South Haven, Minnesota, where Mr. Holmes was the postmaster for sev- eral years. In coming to North Da- kota they stopped at Bismarck where they were engaged in hotel business for some time. From there they moved to this farm, seven miles southwest of Wing, where they have resided ever since. Their four chil- dren, Mrs. A. Little, Mrs. Roy Farley and son Frank of Wing, and son Her- bert of Bismarck were all present. Mrs. John Sharp, Everett Chappell and Nina Waiste were Wing callers Saturday. Arena i oo By MRS. 0. McINTYRE Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glanville and sons were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Rogers, south of Arena, > Mrs. Harry Ulfers were i ‘ 4 j E E i i r.otored to Regan. On their return home they called at the Manly home in Wilton and th: E. O. Spitzer home near Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. G. Lendell of Wash- burn were guests of Mrs. Lendell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Long, over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Crum and fam- iy visited friends in Bismarck Sun- lay. oe Steele J o By MRS. F. W. GRESS Roy Omodt and Clarence Barta came up from Jamestown college last week and spent several days at their homes here. : Mrs. Otto Johnson entertainci the W. F. M. S. at her home Wednesday afternoon. Members of the society took this occasion, May day, to pre- sent a beautiful potted plant to the president, Mrs. H. M. Smith, and a similar one to the vice president, Mrs. B. H. Smith. The Moler Construction company is doing the cement work on the resi- dence Carl Omodt is putting up on the Mahlitz block. County champions in the spelling contest were unintentionally omitted from our list of last week. They are: 1, Ruth Loepke, Pettibone; 2, Ruth Kremenetsky, Tuttle; 3, Erma Sauter, Tuttle. Rev. Gress exchanged pulpits with the Cleveland pastor, Rev. Thury Johnson, Sunday. An orchestra of eight pieces made its first public ap- pearance at the Methodist service Sunday night. Mrs. B. H. Smith and Hoton mo- tored to Aberdecn Sunday, where they visited relatives, returning Mon- day to Getchel Prairie, where Mrs. Smith will visit for several weeks. ‘The cement foundation of the new E . | gram of music and readings ‘vas given, followed by organization of the new auxiliary. Lunch was served at i i the parsonage by the McKenzie ladies at the close of the meeting. New Lions Club—A Lions club was organized here last week. Installation services and a charter night banquet were held Thursday night. Following are the names of the charter mem- jbers: Mac Epstein, F. L. Wigton, J. A. Prescott, B. G. McElroy, E. Danne- meyer. Christy Mathers, E. A. Ander- son, Fred Jaynes, Carl F. Carlson, F. Seigel, H. A. Smith, F. B. Lodge, C. E. Gallipo, Arne Vinje, Peter Dalenburg, A. Yanhen, N. J. Ness, W. G. Henry, F. O. Smith, J. P. Heltemes, E. M. Pool, F. C. Bowerman, Andrew Bay- asch, Oswald Peterson, Hans J. Lee, F. W. Bertelson. Officers are: Christy Mathers, president; E. M. Pool, first vice president; F. O. Smith, second vice president; E. Dannemeyer, third vice. president; B. G. McElroy, secre- tary-treasurer; J. A. Prescott, lion tamer. Directors are Frank Lodge, N. J. Ness, E. A. Anderson and An- drew Bayasch. High School Banquet.—The annual junior-senior high school banquet was held at the Grand Pacific hotel Thursday night. Toasts were respond- ed to by Ray Ryder, Elbridge Phelps, Prof. Ballantine, Dr. Prescott, Milo Dieruf, Christin Hirsch and Prof. Ness. Ruth Ryder acted as toast- mistress, A short program was given at the close of the banquet, consisting of a solo by Esther Zech, instrumental duet by Harry Sherman and Gerald Prescott, reading by Dorothy Wood. Guests at the banquet were Prof. and Mrs. Ness, Prof. and Mrs. Ballantine, Dr. Prescott, Miss Knutsvig, Miss Boyd, Ruth Ryder, Nadine Geisler, Aldred Dornacker, Marion Lein, Pearl Boynton, Arthur Boucher, Elizabeth Argent, Milo Diernuf, Jessie Homsey, Selma Repp, Raymond Ryder, Carol Loomis, Sheldon Crowell, Gerald Pres- cott, Esther Zech, and the members of the senior class—Elbridge Phelps, Myron McPherson, Harry Sherman, Opal Bodvig, Pearl Sterck, Edwin Whitmore, Dorothy Wood, Arietta Craig, Helen Scheer. Eunice Argent, Christine Hirsch, Helen Halvorsen, and Mildred Vaught. Mr. Burncat, a farmer living east of town, died quite suddenly Sunday morning. Funeral services were held in the Catholic church at Tappen ‘Wednesday morning. Shower for Mrs. Buliantine—A shower was given for Mrs. David Ballantine at the Olaf Lindseth home Tuesday afternoon. The following ladies were present: Mrs. Geo. Altes, Mrs. J. J. Altes, Mrs. Tom Jaynes, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Calkins, Georgia Matthews, Evelyn Wood, Mrs. Schos- sow, Mrs. Chas. Miller's Mrs. Wams- ley, Mrs. Don Patton, Mrs. Chamber- lain, Mrs. Otto Johnson, Mrs. H. Porter, Mrs. Erickson, Mrs. Alton, Mrs. Gress, Mrs. Ballantine, and Mrs. Lindseth. Fatal Accident—Mr. Wyant was fatally injured Monday morning when he fell while working around tractor- drawn plows and was run over by them. He was taken to Bismarck im- mediately, where everything possible was done for him, but he away during the night. The sympathy of the community goes out to the be- reaved ones. The Presbyterian Missionary society met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Pierson. Mrs. F. L. Jones had charge of the program. Reports on the pres- byterial meeting in Mandan were given by delegates who had attended, Mrs. Dalenburg, Mrs. Phelps, Mrs. Robb, and others. Mrs. Chamberlain and Wilmer vis- ited friends in Bismarck Monday. f Rock Hill | > By RUTH LITTLE Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Davenport were guests at the Louis Jorgeson home Thursday. Aelred Bouch called at J. F. Little's Tuesday evening after Virgil. They motored to Regan. Hilda and Tillie Naugeman have been absent from school several days on account of the illness and death of their little brother, Mrs. Homer Taylor called at Mrs. Joe Cook's Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Dimond en- tertained as their guests at Sunday dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Gordon of Wilton. Regan callers Saturday were: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Landerholm and daughter Burnett, Ernie Gordon, A. T. Kolb, 8. V. Monroe, Allen Tolliver, Oscar Magnuson and family, Heddick Jennings Kettleson, Randa Kettleson, Mrs. Wm. McCullough, and Mr. and y after- noon for Arthur Kenneth Naugenman, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Naugeman, born April 12th. It passed away April 30, and was laid to rest in the Regan cemetery. Alma Houser is assisting Mrs. Roy McCullough with hosework. Mrs. Joe Mickelson is now hauling the mail while Mr. Mickelson is hav- ing his vacation. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Colip, Charles and Edith and Mrs, Mary Rasche and little daughter Shirley, motored out to the Vogeler farm Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Johnson and family were Sunday supper guests at Mrs. Oscar Magnuson became sud- denly ill Sunday night. She was taken to a hospital at Bismarck, where she Undernen, an operation for appen- Mrs. Joe Kiefer is very ill at her home. ‘ ; i Ih & : { / 8 FE ie ? i) THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1929 , Mr. and Mrs, Frank Mickelson, Mr. ‘Anna Knudtson, Mrs. Carl Berg, Mrs. John Moser, Mrs. A. H. Lund- berg, Mrs. Gus Westerman, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Little, and Mrs. Harry Davenport. ‘Ernie Gordon, Jennings Kettleson, Hugo and Victor Nelson called to see Stephen Monroe Sunday evening. ‘A. Kolb and Stephen Monroe called at the Walter Schmansky home ar Mrs. Carl Landerholm and daughter ala tit Loni at the Algot berg home urday. ir and Mrs. Fred Wutzke and family bl Sunday guests at the P. E. Patton home. ‘Ode Bailey called at the Louis Jor- genson home Thursday. ‘Mrs. Ira Bailey and Roy called at the P. E. Patton home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Patton and family were social callers at the Ed Rache home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Lindsey and children called at the C. Wilkinson and John Howe homes Sunday eve- ning. f Baldwin | By FLORENCE BORNER ° Betty Johnson, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson, narrowly escaped serious injury last Saturday when she was struck by an automo- bile. The accident happened in Man- dan, when the little girl was running across the street for an ice cream cone. ‘The child sustained several bruises but was otherwise unhurt. Percy Freeman has returned from Great Falls, Mont., where he was called last week by the critical con- dition of his former wife, Mrs. Robert Ward. At first it was thought Mrs. Ward's injuries would end fatally, but she is now recuperating and strong hopes are held out for her life. Mrs. Ward was shot by her husband dur- ing @ quarrel. Mr. Ward also shot himself, but his injuries were not con- sidered serious. Mr. and Mrs. Enos Strandemo and small son were recent visitors at the home of Mr. Strandemo’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Strandemo, in Glenview township. The elder Mrs. Leta has been in poor health lately. “ Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Nordstrom and daughter Iva May motored to Bis- marck Saturday on business. Miss Helen A. Erickson of Raleigh, N. D., will be the teacher of the pri- mary grades next fall. Miss Olga Litvinenco, also of Raleigh, will teach the grammar grades. Both teachers | ¢ are graduates of the Minot Normal school, and well qualified for their new positions. Misses Verna and Edna Dahl, who have taught in the Baldwin schools the past year, are leaving immediately after school closes for their home at Norwich. Ora Bentley has closed a successful term of school in Crofte school No. 2. Friday, the last day of school, the pu- pils held a picnic. Mr. Reck and family of Harmon, N. D., have rented the Hooper farm, four miles east of Baldwin. Victor Nelson has purchased a half section of land in Crofte, the north half of section 35-141-79, Miss Florence Keaton is employed at the J. 8. Fevold home. Miss Ella Krause of near Regan is assisting with the housework at the Jack Lenihan home. ‘W. H. Simons is the proud owner of @ new sedan. Cecil Mount was a guest at the home of his father, Edgar Mount, ‘Thursday. Mrs. Frederick Dralle of Bismarck was here Sunday to visit friends. Mrs. Dralle has recently returned from a several months’ visit at Cal- ifornia points. She was glad to get back home again. Martin Bourgois of Bismarck was here Thursday attending to various business affairs. Elmer Schoolcraft and wife of Glenview were here the fore part of the week. Mr. Schoolcraft has given up farming and has taken over the of auto seat covers and other su He plans on selling other things later on. > \ Hampton if By ELIZABETH KOPPY Pete Stretch-Himself and Robert u were hauling driftwood from the riv- er this past week. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Koppy and daughter Theresa were Linton shop- pers Saturday. Attorney and George Pur- chase, who have resided at Ft. Yates, moved their household goods through here Sunday on their way to Linton where they will make their future John Rensckers was a Sunday vis- itor at the Steve Koppy home. Helmut Scheirmeister wis a Sun- day caller at the Godfrey Grenz George Williams and Porter Umber called at the Busby home Sunday. Mrs. Steve and children, Gertrude, » Math, Theresa and Pauline called at the Ed Surber home at Livona Sunday. John Grogan, who has been at Fort Rice all spring, was down in this community Sunday renewing old ac- quaintance. He is farming there this year. Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Grenz and children were Sunday visitors at the giesii i i § E t ! ote fi F ii & 8 F ig ‘ it F a z i E i [ A iy 5 of the farmers are breaking up new land. Plenty of moisture this year. Steve Unger was a Linton caller one day this week. —<—<—_—_—_—— i Wild Rose | Cg « By MRS. W. H. BROWNAWELL Miss Avis Carlisle of Bismarck spent: the week-end with the ag efi ced An airplane passed over burg going west toward Bismarck Thurs- day. Mr. Knight from Stewartsdale was through here last week. Little Vernae Saville attended a birthday party in Braddock for little folks Thursday afternoon. John Peterson, who has been re- ceiving medical treatment at a Bis- marck hospital, returned home last week, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brownawell of Moffit and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Snyder and Miss Helen Brownawell of Bismarck were calling on relatives here Sunday evening. A number of the young folks at- tended the dance at Sterling Friday evening, and had the usual good time. Edward Swanson purchased a new sedan last week. Hartlee May of the Braddock ga- rage made a business call here Friday. John Elias of McKenzie was through here last week. O. F. Buck dehorned his cattle the fore part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brownawell at- tended a birthday party given by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brownawell of Ster- ling in honor of the ninth birthday of their son Bobby. The guests in- cluded Mr. and Mrs. John Lauson of Glencoe, Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. King, Misses Avis Carlisle and Helen Brown- awell, Mr, and Mrs, Hartlee May and two little daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Snyder of Bismarck, Mr. and Mrs. Lee May, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Carlisle and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brownawell of Moffit. Miss Ella Funston, teacher of school No. 1, had as visitors at her school one day last week Miss Mary Metcalf, Miss Ada Saville and Miss Helen Brownawell. It has been reported that Marion and Harold Swanson have purchased ® new coupe. Miss Mary Metcalf, teacher of school No. 2, spent the week-end with Miss Ella Funston. Lloyd Gasney and W. H. Browna- well made a business trip to Bis- marck Saturday. Misses Lillian and Ellen Peterson, high school students of Bismarck. re, the week-end with the home co) ¢ | Forence Fake 1 —?> By MRS. HENRY SEILINGER Miss Marcella Neiters returned to her home after a long visit with rela- tives in different parts of Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Seilinger and son, Charley Seilinger, and Catherine Lee were Wing shoppers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. D. F. McClellan were visitors at the Dan McKinnon home Sey. irs. Frank Holmberg and daugh- ters, Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Harman, were visitors at the Clarence Kettle- gts thea Friday. irs. Henry Seilinger and daughter Marjorie were visitors at the Arthur Tees home Sunday, R. G. Marchant and family visitea at the Herman Neiters home Sunday evening. Guy Bailey was a Wing caller Sat- urday evening. = The Ed Nolen, Neiters and Jim Novy children attended Sunday school in Wing Sunday. Henry Sellinger was a business caller in Regan Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tees were Wing shoppers Saturday. Mrs. Christ Hein was a caller at the Ed Nolen home one day last week. Mrs. Henry Seilinger and daughter visited with Mrs. Jim Walters Mon- day, while Henry went to Regan. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johns and family were Wing shoppers Saturday. Mrs. George Harman left for her home at Dickinson Saturday. Charley Seilinger and mother, Mr oliege dnt E. Hideto and Mr: ley and son motored Remark Apes. - fe are gi to hear that Mrs Willie Stark is improving fast in one of the Bismarck hospitals. aan Mrs. eemen, Seilinger and nry Seilinger visited Charles Johns home Sunday. siied thing at 2 Jamies ‘Tees home Sunday al 1c afternoon. eeniay Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sellinger daughter, Jake Wwente and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Lytle and chil- Sal ‘ing shoppers le Henry Seilinger called at tne Cs Bossert home Thursday evening. en sevens A Seilinger and son and in Rit ere business callers Adams girls with + and Mrs. Fred Borth ad dren attended: church 8 a oid Mr. and Mrs. Bill Adams and chil- dren, who have been staying at the itoen ND. sunday, Mr. and Mrs.’ Hensy z i 3 z ey "Ea gs 2 2 : 4 i ay 3 ir #8 g i : i : F i ip iL Hi g I z i é i i i 5 rt ger e eee ii x ui ; é He bE Pellel'l é F : F E f : § z Ls 5 4 i ? lf i t iA i z 2 : i >