The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 9, 1929, Page 13

d Bhd | NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS | THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1929 Hazlegrove | By MRS. RAY HAZLEGROVE e. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Hawkins April 21. Emil Sattler called Wednesday morning at Ray Hazlegrove's. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Glanville called at Ray Hazlegrove's Wednes: day afternoon. They were out buying cattle. Harry Gray called at Ray Hazle- grove’s Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray called at Gray's in Wing Wednesday. Charlie Sattler and son called at the Emil Sattler home Thursday. A construction crew is working on the road north of Arena through to the north side of the county. We hope Had there been a hard wind the house would have teen endangered. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ozbun an- nounce the birth of a baby daughter at their home Thursday, May 2. Rey. Halmrast, who has served as Lutheran pastor in the Raleigh, Leith, Flasher and Freda fields for the past two years, left Wednesday, with Mrs, Halmrast, for Moorhead, Minn., where they will visit for a short time before taking charge their new field at New Rockford. They expect to make their home at Carrington. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Maher and children of Flasher visited at the Paul Dempsey home 8&1 A and son LeRoy spent Sunday after- noon at the Jacob Hindbauch home. John Witt called at the Herman Mrs, Christ Wentz Saturday evening. The Ed Nolan family attended church in Wing Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wentz and family called at the Jacob Berg home Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Witt were Wing shoppers Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wentz and sons Floyd, Lloyd, Clarence and Cal- vin spent Sunday at the Christ Wentz home. Fred, Martha and Emily Hindbauch spent Sunday at the Wm. Witt home. Gustof Witt, Ervin Wentz and Le- Roy Marchant called at the Jacob Wentz home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. D. F. McClellan called at the Jpe Klemin home Sun- the | day afternoon. they will make good roads and take | 1: down a few of the hills. Harry Gray left his home in Wing Friday to work on the roads in Kid- der county in and near Steele. Roy Stewart, we understand, is em- ployed at the Lahr Motor Sales com- pany in Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Gray and El- vin Gray called at the Will Harty home Tuesday, and Frank and Elvin Christiania Gray accompanied Will Harty to]? Steele on business and Mrs. Gray vis- ited Mrs. Harty while they were gone. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Gray and Elvin ‘and Opal Gray called at the Hazle- grove home Friday night. Andrew Kraft Jr. and his father called at the Jake Kraft home Friday. Miss Otillia Brose finished a suc- cessful term of school Monday, May 6, with a picnic. Those present had a nice time. May 12 is the day set to dedicate the new Nazarene church in Tuttle. ‘There will be three services held dur- ing the day. Emil Sattler was in Arena with a load of grain Saturday and called at the John Brose farm on his way home for seed barley. Almost every day you can look out and see smoke. There have been a few prairie fires this spring caused from not being careful enough. One family lost everything they had. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Bader and family and Miss Helen Wolff, from New Leipzig were guests over the week-end at the Christ Wolff Jr. and Karl ‘Wolff homes. Mrs, Bader is a sister of Mrs. Karl Wolff and Miss Helen is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolff. They came Saturday and left Sunday. ‘There was a surprise on Ella Neff Sunday evening, which was her birth- day. Those present were the follow- ing: Hilda Wutzke, John Wutzke Jr., Elmer Wutzke, and the Misses Hilda, Carrie and Pauline Wolff, and Ed Wagner. A nice lunch was served. There is lots of moving in Wing this spring, we understand. Miss Opal Gray spent the week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harding were visitors at the Will Harty home a while back. Will Harty is a brother of Mrs. Harding. Jack Stewart and son Wallace called at Harry Ulfers’ Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sattler and |W! daughter Shirley Jean were guests Sunday at the Art Ochuner home for supper. Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Virgin, we un- derstand, are the owners of a new coupe. The Charlie Sattler family called at Emil Sattler’s Sunday evening. The Ed Cloud school will close in a week or ten days. ° By W. B. DORWARD Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dempsey attend- ed church services at Flasher Sunday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Al Lang for dinner. W. P. Stayner and John Metz were business visitors in Bismarck Monday. Mrs. Clark Belden was called to By VIOLET A. CLARKE Mrs. Cary Johnson and daughter Grace visited at the Henry Stiles home Wednesday evening. ‘Those from this community who THE BISM Sunday to look over ied from Marcus Trembley called on his cousins, the Doppler boys, Sunday. Kermit Knudtson visited Theodore Dorman Sunday. The heavy freezes have turned all the grain which is up brown. There is hopes of it coming on again, but it has caused some damage in this community. where it N Moffit OO By MAUDE MOFFIT Mrs. Emil Enockson was a capital city caller Saturda: Mr. and Mrs. Olan are the proud Parents of a baby girl born Tuesday afternoon, April 30. Congratulations are extended, Miss Jordis Rafteseth and Miss Charlotte Moffit, two of our teachers, visited with Miss Hil Beastrom ieters| at her home near Hazelton over the $|Moffit motored to ward, John Witt and Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Marchant and daughters Irene, Margaret and Helen and son LeRoy. Mr. and Mrs, O. O. Sperry and son Warren motored to Wilton Sunday afternoon. Mr, and Mrs. I. F. Lytle and fam- lly were Wing shoppers Saturday eves ing. Thomas Ryan and Anton Novy were Wing callers Sunday. Elizabeth Novy was on the sick list last week. ‘Wm. Witt called at the Carl John- .| son home Friday afternoon. caller Saturday. Mr. Drystad of Sterling called at the Henry Stile’s home Thursday urday and they were also Driscoll callers. Henry Zuriff and son Harold were business callers at Jennie Clarke's home Sunday. Kenneth Johnson was a Sterling caller Saturday. Miss Maritta Clark finished a suc- cessful term of school Friday. A pic- nic was enjoyed by all. Miss Violet Clarke visited at the Henry Stiles home Thursday night. Mrs. Elder Elness visited at the ae Elness home in Sterling Satur- lay. Jennie Clarke and Violet were Sterling visitors Saturday. A large crowd attended the dance in Sterling Friday nig! Soa by the Hoot Owls from Lin- Robert Clarke was a Sterling call- er Monday. Jennie Clarke and Violet called at the H. R. Wright and Lawrence Mork homes Saturday night on busi- ness, f Steiber | ¢ o By MRS. C. L. MALONE Mrs. Wm. Johnson and Mrs. Carl- son and children were Regan shoppers ednesday. Hubert Doyle of Velva was a guest at the Bill Hickel residence Friday night. Miss Mary Doyle returned to Velva with him Saturday to spend a few weeks at her home there. and Mrs. Harold Baron and son Norman were Sunday visitors at the Malone home. A party of young people from this vicinity picnicked at the river Sunday. Paul Greenan received word Tues- day that his grandmother had passed away at the home of her daughter at Van Hook, N. D. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hickel and son Wayne spent Sunday at John Carl- son’ 8. Conrad -Johnson of Estherville township was a caller at C. L. Ma- lone’s Saturday. W. 8. Oder has installed a new lighting system in his house and barn. Mrs. John Carlson and children were callers at the Wm. Uhde resi- Shields Monday by the death of her | dence brother's wife, Mrs. J. Fedderly, who passed away at the Flasher hospital Monday morning from complications. The funeral was held in Shields ‘Wednesday. Glen Bosworth, deputy rural mail carrier, carried the mail on route No, 1 during the absence of Mr. Stayner Monday. Mrs. Al Lang and mother, Mrs. Grace, of Flasher, called at the Paul Dempsey home Saturday. Henry Seal is breaking and putting in 100 acres of flax for George Nicho- lay. Al Hancock of Flasher was hauling hogs to Raleigh Thursday and Friday for our local buyer, Peter Klien. W. F. Griswald was able to return to ‘his duties at Raleigh the first of the week, after being indisposed for a week with infection in his knee: Mr. and Mrs. Griswald spent the week in Mott with relatives. P, J. Rausch was a business visitor in Selfridge Thursday. A. E. Stanton of Bismarck was a business visitor in town Thursday. Mr. O'Neal shipped a car of cattle to the Sioux City markets last Friday. A. T. Nelson of Carson was a busi- ness visitor in town Friday. Miss Jesse Morrison spent several days the past weck a guest in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Fran:: Bos- worth and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wes- t Quite a number from town attended the senior class play at the Flasher high school Thursday evening. Dorothy Christensen of Carson is staying at the home of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Christen- sen, and assisting with the work. ‘The rian Sunday school hele, election of officers immediately se aa ee su tendent; Ber- It, secretary; Leona Nevo Bosworth, li- Stayner, Frost, assistant nice Klfensc! Saturday. Glen and Earl McAllister were Re- gan shoppers Monday. Miss Mary Doyle called on Mrs. Malone Thursday. Mrs. Wm. Johnson, teacher at the Uhde school, was detained from re- turning to her school Monday owing fe seems Linas at Mr. Johnson's mother, Leonard motored to Lake Williams Sunday. John Witt was # business caller in Tuttle Monday. Howard Glanville and Lester Hi oil in this com- Knowles delivered munity Monday. Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Sperry were. Bismarck shoppers Monday. Mr. and Mrs. James Novy motored ‘Wing Tuesday. | E ! 4 5 ! z 3 Z i uy [ & i E ni g h sig BF in il F i é i aig zee A oe , FE i z E 12 Andrew Nieters spent Sunday aft- ernoon at the Charley Sielenger | s00d home. By KARL SCHATZ Rev. E. Breockle of Turtle Lake and Rev. Bauhm of Chicago conducted services at the Alta church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stienert and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hochhalter spent Sunday in Regan. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Wentz of Pick- ardville spent Sunday afternoon at Mr. Jones who is ill at his home in Alta. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schatz and motored church here Sunday after which they ited at the Schatz home. young folks from here lusky Friday evening to contest. spent Thursday evening conducted services at the Coombs church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hauf of Harvey were visiting at the home of Mrs. Hauf's parents Sunday. ‘Donald Welch 1s quite ill with from north of Me- called at the Oliver Welch . Welch called at the home of John Welch and also at home Tuesday. accompanied plea bi week-end. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Lane and Maude Bismarck on busi- ness Saturday. A large crowd turned out to church Sunday evening. Next church will be held at 10 o'clock and it being Mother's day everyone is requested to come and bring a guest. Miss Dorothy Lamb is assisting with the housework at the Howard Brown- well home. Miss Jennie Waiste, who has taught school near Tuttle for the past seven months returned to Moffit last week and is visiting at the Fay Johnson home. A large number from this vicinity attended the dance held at Sterling on ee evening. They all report a Mrs. Ed Hoffman and family visited at the Everett Porter home on Sun- day afternoon. It is reported that there will be a baseball game at Moffit Sunday. It is not known yet who the opposing team will be. Miss Marjorie Earlywine of near Glencoe visited with her sister, Miss Lillis Earlywine, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Whiteaker were capital city callers Saturday. Donovan Dralle and Archie Marvel were capital city callers on Thurs- day. Mrs, Ella Porter, who has been ill for some time at the St. Alexius hos- pital, visited at her home and also with friends and relatives over the week-end. She returned to Bismarck Monday. A large number of ladies surprised Mrs. C, E. Moffit with a shower Mon- day. A large crowd was present and @ lovely lunch was served by the ladies. Mrs. Moffit received many lovely things. Mrs. Miller and son Frank of near Hazelton visited at the Kenneth Lane home Sunday afternoon. The Ladies Aid met at the pee crowd was present and a good sum was realized. Lunch was fur- nished by the ladies. Miss Beth Porter stayed overnight with Miss Gladys Moffit Thursday. f “Turtle Creek ] eo By SARAH HEINLE Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Heinle were in Wilton Saturday evening to do some shopping. Mr. Shearer is helping Mr. Lagge low. aur. and Mrs. Henry Wagner were in Wilton Saturday evening to do some shopping. Miss Elsie Wagner was a business ler at the A. H. Heinle home Sat- urday evening. Frank Brezden was a business call- er at the A. H. Heinle home Thursday afternoon. Mr. Kack was plowing with his old tractor. He broke down, then he went to town and got a new tractor. Now he is breaking to beat the band. ‘Wm. Brezden was in town with a loaded wagon Friday. Mr. and Mrs. D. Keck were in Wil- ton Saturday evening to do some shopping. Sam Berg and daughters Herda and Sarah were in Wilton Saturday to do some shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wagner and daughter Clara were in Wilton Sat- some shopping. Sam Berg and daughter Bertha were business callers at the A. H. | at the home of Wi ‘Wagner and her sister “ at the Heinle home Mrs. Fred Miss Caroline Wagner, Emil Wag- ner, Godfred Wagner, Ernest Wag- ner and Edwin Wagner were visiting By MRS. J. H. EMCH ere, ry. L. Johnson of oa: ‘gn eastbound passenger from th Wednesday. m >g8® inf Ns I oa Pd H 3B i FEE i 5 ARCK TRIBUNE and Mrs. ‘Tom Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Juius Zeller, Mr. and Mrs.. Keller. E. Erbe of Bismarck, tormerly of Leith, visited with his son, who is staying at the home o: Ed Mathy’s, {| Sunday. Geo. Gebhardt, Lanoth Woodbury and John Stevenson were in Bismarck ‘Thursda; Mr. and Mrs. Clark Mossman and {daughter Marvis spent Sunday at the @ | Claude Larkey home. Word received from Mrs. Springer, mother of Thos. Springer, states that she is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Springer expect to leave for Mlinois soon. Mrs, J. B. Cowan was a passenger to Bismarck Thursday, called there by the illness of her little grand- daughter, youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Herbert. The child is better at this writing. The Campfire girls elected the fol- lowing officers at their last meeting: President, Dorothy Wachsman, Secy.- Treas. Opal Emch. ‘The Campfire girls served pie and coffee at the Star restaurant Saturday afternoon and were very successful. Mrs. R. W. Lether took her Sunday school class out for a picnic breakfast Saturday morning. The girls report @ good time. Miss Mellon of Ryder, sister of E. L. Mellon, will attend to the telephone office, owing to the resignation of A. H. Wyman, Mrs. Henry Altman and daughter May were Leith visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Emoh and Chas. Emch and family of Carson visited with Carleton Emch in Gopher, S. D., Friday and Saturday. Geo. Gebhardt and Henry Zeller went to Aberdeen Sunday on business concerning the new house which Mr. Zeller is preparing to build as soon as the crops are in. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Zubrod of Pretty Rock spent Sunday at the Carl Arndt home. Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Kimball visited at the R. W. Lether home Sunday Thos. Springer and Russell Emch of Beulah were Sunday visitors in Leith, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hawley, of Lemon, were in Leith Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Hawley is entering three horses in the race meet that is to be held in Bismarck soon. He had the horses taken from Lemon to Bis- marck by truck Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Emch were Bris- bane visitors Sunday. Miss Irma Lackey and Miss Marvis Mossman were among those who at- tended the dance at New Leipzig Fri- day night. The grades at the Leith school have recently purchased a giant stride for the playground, Mr. Davidson put it up Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jewett accom- panied by Miss Ida Birkholz were Heart River visitors Sunday. E. J. Lawfer has erected a large sign at the intersection of the Leith road and the highway. There is room for more signs of this kind and Leith would profit by their erection. F. F. Keating of Valley City was greeting old friends in Leith the first. of the week. Mrs. Clark Hill had the misfortune to be bruised quite badly, Sunday, when the door of the car accidently came open. John Stevenson has accepted a po- sition with the Bismarck Bottling ‘Works and will go on the road for them Tuesday. E. T. Sanders were dinner guests at the W. J. Sanders home Sunday. Lanoth Woodbury has accepted salesmanship position with the Holk- wik garage at Carson. Lanoth will not move to Carson but has found it necessary to quit the garage on ac- count of his health. ‘The Mission Circle meets with Mrs. E. Anhorn on Tuesday. Mercer By E. R. WAGNER Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wagner and daughter Ella and niece, Amanda Wagner, were Bismarck shoppers Sat- Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Wagner and son Melvin visited at the Wm. Wag- ner home Thursday evening. Albert Gaub visited at the Fred ‘Wagner home Sunday. The Hope Lutheran league met at the Carl Hemme home Sunday eve: ning. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wagner and daughter Ella visited at the Fred Wagner home Sunday evening. Jake, Emil, John, and Herbert Wag- ner and Albert Gaub were callers at the Jake Gaub home Sunday evening. Amanda and Erma Wagner visited ‘Wagner Monday. A Regan | ¢ By BURDELLA B. HELGESON Mrs. A. Fisher and Mrs. J. Michel- son visited at the S. Rupp home last week, A. B. Stratton was a business caller in Bismarck recently. Mr. and Mrs. J. Marcovitz of Man- dan visited at the I. Marcovitz home | last week. Mr, and Mrs. Willard Dimmond were guests at the home of Willard’s Parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Dimmond, on Sunday of last week. The Misses Clara Rierson and Ber- nice Rhines, who attend high school in Bismarck, spent the week-end at their homes here. Miss Freda Uhde visited with rela- tives in town last week. Mr. and Mrs. L. Hopkins were din- ner guests at the Carl Lein home on Sunday. pinftndi | fe rE &, E w played Sunday afternoon, be- tween Wilton and Regan on the home grounds. The score was 13 to 7, in favor of Wilton. : Taft By FLORENCE GOSNEY : $ Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Koon and family called at the Burt Hendershot home Sunday evening. Mrs. Herman Nieman called at the Theron Ellison home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Baker called at the John Baker home Tuesday. Mrs. Chas. Gaskill and Ear! visited at the Gosney home Tuesday. Mrs. Herman Nieman, Mrs. John Benz, and Mrs. John Baker visited at the Frank Benz home in Moffit ‘Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Koon and family were Driscoll callers Monday. The M. E. Ladies Aid met at the church Friday afternoon. Quite a large crowd was present. Mrs. Mar- tin Nelson will entertain at her home the next time. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Koon and son Eldon of Bismarck, spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Gosney home. Mrs. Paul Lang and Mrs. Emil Lang spent Saturday afternoon et the George Lewis home. Mrs. Oast Prince was a town caller Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Preby Gosney, Flor- ence and Edna and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Koon and son Eldon, visited at uae Triplett home near Brittin Runey was a Sterling caller Mrs. Henry Jessen visited with Mrs. Selma Drystad Friday. Wilbert Koon called at the George Kusch home Friday. Presley Gosney was a Driscoll call- er Monday. James Baker called at the Roy Baker home Tuesday. Mrs. Johnson and son William were town callers Friday. Mrs. Herman Nieman called at the John Benz home Wednesday. Horatio Wagner called at the Gos- ney home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Benz of Mof- fit visited at the John Benz home Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Presley Gosney and Edna visited at the Wilbert Koon home Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Benz called at the Herman Nieman home Wednes- day evening. Mrs. Carl Olson called at the Henry Swindling home Thursday. Robert Sharp was a Bismarck call- er Saturday. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. George Lee and son Georgie visited at the Wilbert Koon home Saturday afternoon. Mrs. John Benz was a Moffit call- er Monday. Ed Forgarty was a town caller Monday. Herman Nieman went to Bismarck Monday afternoon to consult a doc- tor. James Baker was a McKenzie call- er Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jessen and family visited at the Baeth home Sunday. Mrs. Johnson and son William were town visitors Monday. Mrs. Herman Nieman visited at the Roy Turner home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wright and son Clifford called at the Wilbert Koon home Sunday afternoon. Rex Fogarty spent Sunday at his home. Georgie Beatty and daughter Belva called at the Anton Oberk home Sun- day. Glen Elness called at the Gosney home Friday evening. Miss Dora Mandigo spent Sunday afternoon the Gaskill home. Horatio Wagner called at the Pete Youngreen home Friday eve- ning. Earl Gaskill called at the Gosney home Sunday morning. Mrs. Mary Candee called at the George Lewis home Sunday. ' Trygs By GLADYS NELSON Mrs, Farrell and Marie motored to Bismarck Monday looking after mat- ters of a business nature. Enos Strandemo motored to Bald- win Tuesday morning to get Roy Freeman, who just returned from Great Falls, Mont., where he was called by his mother, who was shot by Robert Ward. The mother was progressing nicely when he left there. Roy and Lynn Gramling from Ree © lean are digging rock for John And- erson, this week for breaking for flax. Ringald Nelson from the Webster place north of Regan was a supper guest Tuesday night at the Geo. Nel- son home. Mr. and Mrs. Enos Strandemo and son Gene were guests Sunday with his parents near Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Strandemo. O'Brien, the cashier from the Washburn bank, came down Monday to look after the Horne place belong- ing to the late August Johnson. John Anderson motored to Regan Wednesday on a business mission. Ernest Fricke from Baldwin is running the county grader over the roads in this territory this week. He stopped at the John Olson home. Albin Andstrom and Paul Lafrance from Wilton were callers at the Nel- Thursday brother-in-law, John Lawrence, died of paralysis. Her sister was on her way to attend the funeral. Gladys and Gertie May Nelson were social guests Friday with Marie Farrell. Freema trip to aiavin’ Fridey night on various Baldwin Friday t on affairs. @| family motored to rell against the glass and cutting her head. Her ankle was twisted quite badly, so that she was unable to get aroun Mr. and Mrs. George Whitted and Bismarck Satur- day. Lillian Agnew was an overnight guest Saturday with the George Nel- son family. A number of our young folks went j near Wilton Saturday night and at- tended a house party dance at the John Alson home. Barney Fisher as- risa with the music, also Marion 1m. Emma Nelson is employed at the Woolworth store in Bismarck on Sat- urdays, where she will work this sum- mer after high school closes. Mr. and Mrs. John Engdahl and family and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Eng- dahl and family were guests Sunday at the Nels Nelson home. En route they stopped at the George Nelson home on business. A real estate agent from Iowa trav- eled through our community listing land for sale. A number in our district listed their land, including Joe Varley, F. C. Nelson, Charlie Rue and George Nelson. Mrs. Kruger, John and Elsie mo- ihe to Bismarck and Mandan Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lundquist }transacted business in Bismarck Sat- urday. Willie Jiras, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Nel- son and family were entertained Sun- day at dinner and supper by Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Agnew and family. En route home they called in the Lawrence Madiand home. Gerald, Gwendolyn and Geo. Nelson were callers at the Nels Nelson home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Agnew and Elmer and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson and Gerald were social callers Sunday at the Marcas Agnew home. Howard Nelson came from Max Saturday and visited his brother, M. A. Nelson, over Sunday. He is em- ployed the Max Motor Sales by George Robinson, his uncle, 2 | Iowa e By MRS, F. A. WAGNER The Lutheran Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Carl Glemmer. A large crowd was present, lunch was served, and a enjoyable time was reported by all, John Schell, Jr. Callers in Wilton from around here Saturday were: Ludwig Wagner and family, Sam Berg and daughters Hulda and Sarah, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Heinle, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wag- ner of Turtle Lake. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Heinle, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Berg and son Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wagner and baby son, visited at the Fred Wagner home Sunday afternoon. Rudolph Berg visited with his cousins Roy and Harry Berg Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Wagner and son Melvin, called at the Wr. Wagner home Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Gust Neumiller and children Ella and Richard, and Rose Stroble, Hulda and Sarah Berg, vis- Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Wagner and family visited at the Philip Worner home Sunday. Fred Wagner and children, Ernest, Amanda and Eina, were business callers in Wilton Friday. Louis Brezden is drilling a well at the Fred Wagner place. Mrs. Fred Wagner is confined to her bed. Dr. Thelan is taking care of her. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Wagner and son Melvin called at the Ludwig Wagner home Friday evening. Jake and Emil Wagner and Obert Gaub called at the Adolph Wagner home Sunday morning. Herbert, Amanda and Eina Ws ner called at the Wm. Wagner home Sunday morning. J. A. Berg and Jake Wagner were aioe callers in Washburn Mon- jay. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brg and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wagner called at the Fred Wagner home Monday eve- ning. ‘Wm. Wagner and Fred Wagner and son Herbert were business callers in Mercer Saturday evening. Mrs. Wm. Wagner end daughter Ella visited at the Fred Wagner home Saturday evening. Albert Gaub is employed at the ‘Wm. Wagner home during the sum- mer months. Mrs. Carl Zingling is staying with her son Sam Berg for a few months. > * ry | Wing + BY EDITH MUELLER | + Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bossart and Mr. and Mrs, Jake Gaub spent Sun- day at Goodrich with Mrs. Jacob Weber. Rone Bleth of Hazen visited at the J. J. Horner home Sunday. Mrs. Fred Cumber was called to Montpelier by the death of her cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Olson spent Sun- day at the Ole Olson home in Can- field. Jacob Weber, Jr., was taken to a hospital in Bismarck one day last week. Mrs. N. H. Collins, Margie Knowles and Clyde Harvey were capital city shoppers Friday. Emma Weber returned home Fri- veying and putting up poles for high line which js supposed to P. Schuch called at the A. F. Ghylin home Thursday evening. The Canfield Ladies’ Aid met at the J. F. Little home Wednesday, May 1, A large crowd attended, services at the schoolhouse May 12 at 11:30, The next meet will be with Mrs. | ‘Thursday will take place. Mesdames Olson, Gust and James » A. Bt Cook home Sunday, returning home Monday morning. The boys of Canfield practiced ball at the schoolhouse afternoon, Callers at the Ole Olson home Sun- ited at the Christ Berg home in Wing J Last Friday evening Mrs. J. became suddenly ill and was to Bismarck, where they said scarlet fever. She Saturday morning fc fon fouruaareilive ds ancena . N., for four is at this writing. J. W. Olson of Tappen visited at the Ole Olson home Thursday. He has received @ letter from Norway stating his father is seriously ill. J. Penner and B. Lein called at the A. F. Ghylin home Tuesday evening. They brought out Ghylin’s truck, which has been Mrs. H. Diamond is spending @ few days at the Diamond farm. Freda Uhde returned to her Tuesday evening. Temvik By BERTHA LARVICK Landsberger of Hazelton was calling in Temvik Sunday. Rev. Brooks of Linton preached an interesting sermon Sunday ferenoon to a large audience. Eefée fi f i HH 1 i wt Hit