The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 31, 1929, Page 9

« : = © : Frances | oy re Rv MILDRED E, DIETZMAN 3 Mr. and Mrs, Martin Tooker trans- , ected business in Bismarck Monday. " George Watchel was a caller at w. the Floyd Owens home Monday. = Mrs. John Glum visited with Mrs. xe Bill Madiand Monday afternoon. John Olson has been out assessing » this past week. ‘Lawrence Madland has drawn on the jury. Miss Gorman and pupils of the East Sibley school went to the West Sibley school where Miss Netman teaches, on Wednesday afternoon to practice for a P. T. A. program. Paul Carlson drove the school bus for his sister, Mrs. Joe Fischer, Mon- bs night. ildred Dietzman assisted Mrs. Floyd Owens with housework Wednesday. tus _ Martin Tooker and daughters t Evenlett and Norma went to Bis- ., Marck Wednesday evening.\ ’ : Miss Thresa Reineke visited with been Ee eRSARIEED Tuesday evening. . Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Owens and «,8on Delvin took cream to Menoken 5 Wednesday. Mrs. Martin Tooker spent the past ~ week visiting friends in, Bismarck. ‘Miss Edna Johnson and pupils of = East Frances school No. 1 enjoyed a & picnic dinner held at the school i:Thursday. The parents who attend- "ed the picnic are as follows: Mr. xand Mrse John McCormick, Mrs. * Floyd Owens, Mrs. Joe Fischer, Mrs. ; William Kerhaw and Mrs. Walter %. Dietzman. » Mrs. Joe Fischer and son Myron «Mrs. Carlson, Thursday evening. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller trans- acted business in Bismarck Thurs- day. : firs. Joe Fischer was a business caller at the Tebbo Harms home * Friday. A : The Texas Oil company of Bis- » marck delivered gas at the William Kershaw farm Friday. A number of folks from this com- munity attended the P. T. A. meet- ing and program held at the West Sibley schocl Friday night. > Arthur Norum of Bismarck spent ‘ the week-end with Arthur Kershaw. Miss Vera Fricke of near Baldwin assisted Mrs. Art Fricke with hous2- work for several days the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lundquist were business callers at the Walter Dictz- man home Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. William Kershaw and son Arthur were callers at the Floyd Owens home Sunday evening. Visitors at the W. A. Dietzman home Sunday are as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Moffit of near Menoken, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Owens and son Delvin. Martin Tooker is doing some plow- ing for Floyd Owens. Miss Anna Grenz of Driscoll spent the week-end with Miss Lillian Neu- man, teacher of West Sibley school. Arnie Madland of Wyndmere, North Dakota, visited several days the past week with his sons Lawrence and Bill. f Temvik | | ° By BERTHA LARVIK A large crowd attended the Ladies’ Aid at Mrs. Calquhoun’s Wednesday. Rose Schiect and Alex Hager were Sunday visitors in Hazelton. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Enders and chil- dren motored to Braddock Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Naumann me in Temvik Sunday. Ed Larvick and son George and ‘Walter Moore motored to Bismarck Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bragden of Hazelton visited with his son, Chester Bragden, Sunday. Mrs. R. P. Stedman and Mrs. Ed Chilson were shoppers in Linton Sat- urday afternoon. Charles Moore of Wishek visited his sister, Mrs. Peach, Sunday. Grade and high school examina- tions are being given this week. Miss Esther Kremer called on Miss Elsina Ochener on playday, Thurs- Nae. and Mrs. John Renshler were Sunday supper guests at the Chester Bragden home. Mr. and Mrs. John Blazen and daughter Viola were dinner guests at yo pits about town. Misses Fredericks and Alice Cal- quhoun of Bismarck visited the lat- ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Cal- juhoun, Sunday. her fol for {wo Fargo Monday Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Paulson of Lin- ton called at the Ole Paulson home Me ’. Mr ead Mrs, Sundeen, Melvin Sun- deen and Miss Kaufman motored to the river Sunday to take in the scenic | erstown Monday bedside of her father, who {s very low. Mr. and Mrs. Sundeen left Tuesday morning. kept busy Thurs. ‘The cameras were Viglen Ne tae her sister, Mrs. Walter Dietzman,) > visited with Mrs. Fischer's mother, |° | Thursday, taking their supper. | NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS | © Saturday evening. The funeral was held from the Baptist church, Rev. Brooks officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Pfaff and children were Bismarck callers Saturday. Jacob Burkhardt motored to Bis- marck Tuesday and brought the Misses Carrie Burkhardt and Alice Calquhoun, who are taking the nurses’ training at the St. Alexius hospital, -home to visit. Mrs. L. P. Hendrix and son Thomas, Emil Shenkenberger, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Hendrix received a message Thurs- day which called them to the James- town hospital, where L. P. Hendrix was suffering lapses of memory as a Tesult of the accident six miles east of Jamestown. The other occupants of the car were Pete Schott of Linton, Mr. Tousley of Bismarck, and Mr. Stewart of Linton. They were on their way to Fargo to attend the Masonic lodge convention. Mr. Stewart was killed instantly and the other three are suffering severely. Many families of the Temvik com- munity took in the playday events that were held here. Eacelton. | oy By ELEANOR LANDSBERGER Mrs. Taube of Cannon Falls, Minn., mother of Edward Taube, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Taube of New Trier, visited with Mr. and Mrs, Edward Seg and family at Hazelton last week. About two dozen young friends of Virginia Kurtz, surprised the latter at her home Tuesday evening, on her ‘venteenth birthday anniversary. A very delightful lunch was served to- wards the close of the evening and everyone had a very good time. Miss Eliza Nicholson is visiting with her sister, Mildred McDonrel) and friends in Hazelton. Miss Agnes Keogh was honored at a miscellancous shower Monday eve- ning et the home of Mrs. McJusker, She was the recipient of many beau- tiful gifts. The baccalureate exercises held a: Zirbes Theatre Sunday was very well attended considering the excitcment caused by accidents that day. Rev. Father Slag of Bismarck delivered a very fine address, The members of the senior class took their privilege of indulging in a skip day and went to the river, last They enjoyed themselves very much and came back to town about 7 o'clock in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Prefontaine and femily drove to Bismarck Sunday afternoon to visit Mrs. Shaunessy who is confined to the St. Alexius hos- pital. Mrs. Shaunessy is pronounced as getting along fine. Mr. and Mrs. Connie Kolberer drove to Hettinger, Saturday, to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Bradley and fam- ily. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Landsberger | > visited in the country Sunday, at the J. J. Landsberger homé. Quite a number of Hazelton young People attended the dance at Moffit ©} last Friday evening. Mrs. J. DeFrance being away Miss @|Eleanor Landsberger substituted in her place, in the Sunset dance or- chestra at Pursian Lake last Satur- Gay evening. Rev. Father Slag and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slag of Bismarck, visited at the J. Jonkman home Sunday eve- ning before returning to Bismarck. f——"Eeklund { rr. By JUSTINE MORRIS Harold Williams was a caller at McCullough’s Sunday. Those who visited at the T. F. Mor- ris home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Turnbow and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Morris and family all of Bismarck, Grace Falkenstein, Vivian Erstrom, Emma Clariage, Edward Flannigan, Levi and Bernard Ander- son and Lawrence Little. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Falkenstein visited at the Ira Falkenstein home Sunday. + Donald Morris wes transacting business in Bismarck Monday. Steve Morris of Bismarck was a caller at the Charlie Spitzer home Monday. Harold Williams was a caller at the dires home Saturday evening. Herman Falkenstein has been busy aseessing these days. Edward and Tom Morris made a business trip to the George Morris home north of Bismarck Tuesday. Mebel and Elsie McCullough mo- tored to Bismarck Wednesday and bought a car. Victor an ret bragged Margaret, Ruthella and Vernal, were callers at the T. F. Morris home Thursday evening. Philip Monroe and ning. Mr. and Mrs, son visited with Mrs. Monroe's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jiras Sun- day. i H. A. McCullough was a caller at lerman Falkenstein’s Thursday. Marie Falkenstein visited with Mrs. Clarence Falkenstein 2 few days last week. Dorothy Morris was a caller at the Carl Johnson home Friday evening. ‘ ‘ | - Wilson ' i By MRS. JOHN A. BERG A. E. Nelson and daughter Emey motored to Bismarck to transact busi- ness Tuesday, returning the same day. J. A. Berg was helping at the Gus- tave Neimiller home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Berg, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Gust Neimiller were Sunday evening Visitors at the John A. Berg home. Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Fred had the misfortune to burn out their car on their way to Bismarck Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Wagner of Washburn visited with their sister, | Mrs. Berg, Sunday. ; Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Neimiller were Sunday supper guests at the Ed Berg home. Mr. Flinn was through this vicinity delivering gas Saturday. Gottlieb Wall motored to Mercer to do shopping Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Wagner mo- tored to Bismarck Friday to see about their chicks at the hatchery. Miss Clara Wagner was a Sunday dinner guest at the Sam Berg home. Mr. and Mrs. John Wentz of Mc- Clusky visited with their cousins and aunts, the Sam Berg and Mrs. Jing- @| ling families. Sam Berg, Gustave Neimiller and John Berg motored to Bismarck Fri- day. Sam Berg and Mr. Neimiller had to transact business, while John consulted a doctor. Miss Melida Flemmer of Washburn. was a visitor at the Fred Wagner home during the examination days. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fred motored to Bismarck with the John Berg car to get their own car Tuesday. Mrs. Clara Whicher of Mercer vis- ited at the John Berg home over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. William Wagner mo- tored to Bismarck Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Baumiller mo- tored to Mercer Saturday to do shop- Ping. neighborhood Sunday night. Now the farmers are busy breaking for flax again. Miss Pauline Wolf visited at the John Berg home Monday. A number from this vicinity mo- tored to McClusk} Friday evening to attend the show. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seibold visited Mercer Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Wentz of Wash- burn were business visitors at the J. Berg home Friday. Mr. Brazden is still busy at the Fred Wagner farm drilling a well. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wagner called at the Christ Wagner home Thursday evening. The dance at the Ed Berg farm was well attended Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolf and Mr. and Mrs. Neimiller were busy one day this week decorating graves at the cemetery for Decoration .day. i" Steele ¢ ! ° By MRS. F. W. GRESS Miss Clarice Nelson came from Chicago last week and will visit for some time at the homes of her sisters, Mrs. Forrest Fairchild and Mrs. Har- old Carlson. Miss Margaret Johnson, a former teacher in the Steele school, came from Mandan and visited over the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Ness. At the tricounty track mect at Pursian Lake Saturday, Steele boys won 19 points. Gerald Prescott took first place in the 100-yard dash and tied for second place in the high jump. Edwin Whitmore took first place jn the discus throw and second in shot-put. Harry Sherman took third place in the mile run. The re- lay team composed of Gerald Pres- cott, Edwin Whitmore, Harry Sher- mab and Ruland Oestrich took third place. Interment of the body of Mrs. Otto Orner, who died in Robinson last week, was made in Woodlawn ceme- tery Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Whitney have moved into the Trinder house. here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Matthews moe tored to Marmath Friday and were accompanied home Saturday by their daughter Ruth, who has been teach- ing in Marmarth. Marvin Ness spent the weck-end ‘at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Ness. Mr. Wyant arrived home from the hospital in Bismarck Thursday. The Epworth League members and their friends went to the Robert Craig home, north of town, Friday night. After a bounteous supper they ex- Plored the hills and played games till @ late hour. Thirty-five young people were present. Memorial day services were con- ducted by the Steele American Legion Thursday afternoon at Ideal The- atre. Christy Mathels, B. G. McElroy and Mac Epstein attended the Lions club convention in Minot last week. The high school seniors celebrated the annual “skip day” by going to Lake Isabel Wednesday noon and spending several hours there, but as the juniors followed them the sen- {ors went to Crystal Springs Lake and spent the rest of the afternoon tHere a Williams visited with Edna | boat riding. Falkenstein Saturday and Sunday. Wallace Anderson motored to Bis- A heavy rain came through this]. at the John J. Wagner home near | da: terior finishing. Mrs. E. Dannenmeyer returned ‘suesday from a several months’ visit on the west coast. Omah Mahin visited friends here Tuesday on her way from Robinson to*Tappen. Michael Zech is filling in the lots around his new cottage, Carl Altes was in town Tuesday, having some work done at a garage. I o Glenview By MRS. LARS JACOBSON ° Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Holden and children visited at the John Eliason } and Frank Lindstrom homes Sunday. Catherine McLean arrived from Menoken Saturday to give the seventh and eighth grade exams at the Holden school Monday and Tues- day of this week. Thomas Jacobson spent Sunday at the Gust Larson home. Mabel Soger and Alex Oshanyk| of Wilton attended the ball game at) Bismarck Sunda; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Krotz and family were dinner guests at the C. M. Jacobson home Sunday. rt, and Mrs. Burl Monroe and family visited at the Joe Wahmke home near Wilton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Con Johnson mo- tored to Mandan Wednesday on busi- ness. Everyone is rejoicing over the fine rain that fell Sunday evening. Levi Carlson called at the Jacob- son home Monday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cotton and chil- dren and Art Cotton of Mandan were Sunday Supper guests at the E. E. Strandemo home. Tom Morgan planted corn for Con Johnson one day last week. Enock Anderson, his mother and daughter Annette, motored to Bald- win Sunday to visit at the David Trygg home. Mrs. Anderson re- mained there for an extended visit. r Little Knife; | ° By MRS. ARTHUR BIERIG Frank Goben and children called at the Mike Beich home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jacobs and chil- dren called at the Doliver home Sun- Yy. C. Armstrong, the Sunday school missionary, spent the first of the week visiting in this vicinity. On Sunday evening at 8 o'clock he held a meet- ing in the Bierig school, where quite fi few people gathered for the mect- Ing. Monday evening Mr. Armstrong took supper with the Bierigs. He re- turned to his home in Dickinson the same evening. Arthur Bierig and three youngest children motored to Taylor Sunday, where they met Mrs. Bierig, who ar- rived on No. 8 from Dickinson, where she had spent several days with her two daughters, Ruth and Alice, who are attending the normal school, and also attended the daughters and mothers banquet while there. The Bierigs spent the rest of Sunday vis- iting at the Geo. Davis home near Taylor. Mrs. L. R. Woolery and daughter Sherlie, who motored to their home at Dearborn, Wis., several weeks ago, returned home on Friday. Mrs. Woolery’s mother, Mrs. J. Willard, accompanied her back, where she will spend most of the summer visiting in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Maxie Lehmann and daughter motored to Dickinson on Sunday. Mrs. F. Goben and daughter, who spent Saturday and Sunday with her daughter in Dickinson, arrived in Richardton Sunday where she met the Bierigs and accompanied them home. Mr. and Mrs. Maxie Lehmann and daughter, also Maxie’s mother and sister, motored to Dickinson on Wed- nesday, where they did some shop- ping. Mr. and Mrs. Val Horner end two youngest daughters called at the Adelbert Taylor visited relatives! ® Bierig home on Friday evening. r Steiber By MRS. C. L. MALONE The Misses Cathern and Rose Ellen Doyle closed a successful term of school at Pleasantview consoli- dated school last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson and daughter Doris were Regan visitors Friday evening, Dennis Carlson spent the week- end at the Wm. Johnsen home at Menoken. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Malone were callers at John’ Andezson’s Friday evening. A number of yourig people from Steiber attended the dance at Wild- Wood Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson Doris and D. E. Mattis were supper guests at C. L. Malone’s Sunday. A number from this community attended Mrs. Hausaner’s funeral in Regan Sunday. Bernard and Maribel Doyle of Velva visited relatives here Satur- day. Nirs, C, L. Malone attended a meeting of the Legion Auxiliary at the Uhde residence Thurad: Glen McAllister was a visitor in Regan Monday. The patrons and children of the Pleasantview school had a picnic at the schoolhouse Saturday afternoon. business Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greenan shopped in Regan Monday. irs. Warner Alvord of Macon, Missouri, left for her home Thurs- day after spending several weeks at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Malone were Regan visitors Saturday afternoon. —_—_—Ft ail Estherville —_—_——_————e* By MBS. ROY LITTLE THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Yenkin drug store, except the in-/ing will be at the John Howe home in three weeks. The Canfield Ladies’ Aid realized the sum of $14 from their ice cream social at the schoolhouse Friday hight. Mr. and Mrs. Norton Strand are visiting at the home of Norton's mother, Mrs. Anna Strand. They also attended the graduating exercises of the Bismarck hospital, where Alice Strand will be graduated. Among the Regan shoppers Satur- @|day evening were Roy McCullough, Lloyd and Oliver Knutson, Willie Fritz, Otto and Frieda Uhde, Chas. Manning, Henry Schillings, Earl and George Mowder, Cecil Elkins, and Roy ‘Little. ¥ Among the visitors at the Ladies’ Aid Wednesday were Rev. and Mrs. Christ, Mrs. Harry McCullough, and Mrs. Truax, of Wilton; Mrs. Ole Ole- son and daughters Beverly and Opal, of Tuttle. The American Legion auxiliary met at the Uhde home Thursday, May 23, Miss Frieda Uhde and Mrs. Wm. Mickelson entertaining. Mrs. Herman and sister, Miss Thor, called at the Carl Berg home Thursday. Gerald Ghylin spent Wednesday night and Thursday at the Roy Little home. Mr. and Mrs. John Mosier and Mr. and Mrs, Carl Berg were Wilton call- ers Friday. The American Legion gave a dance in the legion cabin Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Uglem and son Nerman of Wilton were Sunday vis- itors at the Roy Little home. Mrs. Anna Knutson and son Lloyd attended the funeral of Mrs. Oscar Johnson of Bismarck, which was held at the Swedish Lutheran church near Still on Sunday afternoon. Rev. Christ and Rev. Monson held church services at Canfield Sunday, Rev. Monson preaching in the fore- noon and Rev. Christ in the after- neon. Ruth Wilmot spent the week-end with Lucille Johnson. oO | Braddock | > BY MRS. E. F. SAVAGE Saturday evening S. B. Gooding ac- companied by John Swanson, who was taking his son Charles to Bismarck to enter the Bismarck hos- pital to undergo an operation for ap- Pendicitis, as they were on the other side of McKenzie, their car struck loose gravel causing the car to turn over, demolishing the top. No one was hurt very much. Floyd Martini accompanied by his mother, Mrs. O. R. Martini, his stg- ter, Mrs. F. Brittain, and Miss Grace Lilliboc, were Bismarck shoppers Sat- urday. The pupils of the grades of the Braddock school accompanied * by their teachers, had a real outing Fri- day at Benz's Grove where they went on a picnic. : Miss Agnes Grimsrud, who has been a very successful teacher in Lincoln school for the past two years, left Saturday for her home. Miss Grimsrud intends to attend the teachers state college at Valley City during the summer. Joseph Kitchen was accompanied to Braddock by Mrs. Esther Reid and Miss Julia Zellmer, who called on relatives here. Mr. Kitchen’s daugh- ter was also one of the company. Mesdames Allen, Long, Aarvig and Barton motored to Kintyre Saturday about noon and enjoyed a real birth- day dinner with Grandma Sisco. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacLechlan ef Urbana spent the week-end with Braddock relatives. Mrs. M. F. She- Pard accompanied t! home Mon- dey for a few days’ visit. Mrs. Andrew Danesgaard and daughter Elsie are entertaining at a shower Tuesday, June 5, in honor of Miss Myrtle Olson, who is to be a June bride. Miss Olscn has been a successful teacher in the Schlosser school north of town. Roy Weber returned to Braddock Wednesday to help his father during the summer in the meat market. He has been employed in Braddock dur- ing the past year. Mr. and Mrs. Alex McDonald, who have been staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don MacDonald ever since | * Rock Hill 1/5 ey Mr. McDonald came from the Bis- marck hospital, left for their home at | Glencoe, N. D., Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacLachlan and Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Shepard of Bis- marck spent Sunday at the E. F. Savage home. Nora Sisco and daughter Leone, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spitzer ant Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beal spent Sun- day as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Barton. es Albright and Dexter drove to Linton Saturday with their husbands and spent the day shopping and at the courtroom where their husbands are acting or the jury. ‘The regular meeting of the Bradd@ck Community club was held in the school gym Monday evening, May 20, Joseph A. Kitchen, commissioner of ‘Qgriculture and labor, was the speaker of the evening. Beside his he gave several recitations which amused both young and old. He also gave a splendid demonstration of club swinging. The next meeting will be in the form of a picnic at Pursian Park, June 17, at which some noted Speaker will be present. The annual meeting of the Brad- dock Study and Civic club was held at the home of Mrs. Palmer Wed- evening with all members Mesdames Fetterley, Long, Barton and Aarvig gave very inter- eating reports of the sixth district convention held at Ashley May 16 and 17. Election of officers for the ensu- ing year was held and was as fol- lows: president, Mrs. Fetterley; vice President, Mrs. Dexter; secretary- treasurer, “Mrs. Allensworth. The club will meet once every month dur- ing the summer. Then, beginning Sept. phy will resume their regu- Rev. Locker delivered the bacca- laureate “as8HE. =f 5 i i ¢ Eng BEs & i ii t i iste i : two sisters besides her father and mother. Mrs. A. J. Piers, who has been visit- ing relatives and friends for a few weeks, returned home this week. Announcement cards of the grad- uation as arse from the Bismarck hospital of Miss Esther Weber have been received by Braddock friends. Miss Esther was a former Braddock girl and the daughter of Fred Oberg, former manager of the Carpenter Lumber yard here. Her Braddock friends wish her every success in her chosen profession. W. J. Sempel left Thursday for Minneapolis. His mother will return home with him. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. De France and Mary Lou, also Mrs. M. F. Shepard and Lowell Barton imotored to Bis- marck Monday, returning home in the evening. Mrs. J. I. Shepard, who has been visiting relatives here for the past two weeks, returned Tuesday to her home at Michigan, N. D. Mr. and Mrs. De France, also Mr. and Mrs. C. Kalabeir of Hazelton spent the week-end visiting friends at Hettinger, N. Dak. Mrs. Wetzel of Wishek is spending the summer at the Central hotel with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Weber. Mester Tom Shepard spent the week-end at the Alex MacDonald home at Glencoe, N. Dak. -% Sterling ° > BY MILDRED A. JOHNSON Miss Mildred Johnson visited at L. B. Smith's Monday. Mrs, John Sedivee took care of the four Westicott children while Mr. and Mrs. Westicott were visiting ih Minneapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson mo- tored to Bismarck Monday. Mrs. Hallie Belk returned from Minneapolis Wednesday where she has been visiting relatives. The carnival given by the Union | Aid Friday night was quite well at- tended. Everyone reported a very enjoyable time. Wendell Drowver accompanied by Marian Ness took in the ball game at Sterling Sunday. Miss Flo Gosney and Mildred John- fon visited at John Sedivee’s Mon- dey afternoon. Roy Kositzky of Bismarck wes in town Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Stiles were Ster- ling callers Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stiles family called at the Mrs. Clarke's home Wednes and William Jennie Clarke and daughtcr Violet were in town Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Carey Johnson and daughters Grace and Mildred, T. N. Johnson and Robert Clarke motored to Bismarck Saturday. Miss Florence Gosney and Mildred Johnson visited at the Ernest John- son home Monday The baccalaureate three seniors of Sicrling were held in the M. E. church at Sterling Sun- day evening. Rev. Snow gave a very interesting message. The graduation exe: ‘s of Ster- ling high school will be held at the Farmers’ Union hall on Thursday evening, Mey 30, at cight-thirty o'clock. The se from Sterling are Veronica Riley, Join Leese and Mildred Johnson. Miss Orpha French and Iry a Bismarck visited at Sterling lay. Mrs. Carey Jchnson visited at Er- | Be nest Johnson's Tuesday. J. R. Johnson was in town Tuesday. Miss Violet Clarke visited at Carcy Johnson's Tuesday evening. Raymond John: is isting Bill Hoeft with lis w for a few days. The A. O. U. W. baseball team from Bismerck played with the Ster- ling baseball team Sunday. The score was 8 to 11 in favor of Bismarck. The young folks baseball team of Sterling played at Driscoll Sunday, Sterling winning the game. The grades of Sterling school went on their picnic Friday afternoon to Menoken Grove. Everyone had a very enjoyable time. vices for the | family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Smith and family and Mrs. John Dixon of Bismarck. Dorothy and Carl Sheldon motored to Regan Wednesday. Ed. Rasche and Louis Jorgenson motored to Bismarck Sunday. Guests at the Louis Jorgenson home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mickelson <.nd family, Isaac Marcovitz and sons, Milton and Ro- bert, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davenport and Charlott Wilmot, Mr. and Mrs. d. F, Little and family. Mrs. Carl Landerholm and daugh- ter Burnett called at Mrs. K. Kolb’s home Thursday. Elizabeth and Franklin Jorgenson were Sunday night guests at the Harry Davenport ome. Mrs. V. N. Monroe and son Stephen motored to Wing Saturday. They also called at W. X. Kolb’s home. Ira McCoy, Aclred Bouche, John | Danielson, Randolph Jordahl and | Harlan Schilling motored to Regan ‘Monday. Harty: McCullough and son Robert of Wilton called at the Wm. McCul- lcugh home Thursday evening. | Mildred Funston closed an eight- month term of school Friday in {Highland district school No. 1. A Picnic was enjoyed @aturday by the | pupils. | Guests at the Mrs. A. Strand home |Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ghylin and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kiefer. Mr. and Mrs, P. E. Patton and j family attended Catholi Wir unday morning. Mr. Gimble called at the Andrew Walker home Monday. Shirley Walker spent the week-end at the Fred McFadden home as a guest of her sister Alice father motored io Bism Vogle’s mother, ', occurred last week. The held at Regan Sunday. Dr. F. Lowe examined ail the cattle in this township last week and found only one tubercular cow in the whole township Im went to"Wal- 's last Thursday to help Mrs. Pesonen with the housework for a while. Edwin and Josie Olson, Selina, Sadie, Sever Sulo, and Jack Ethel Josephson, Sulo, and Sylv Eckholm and Bill Mulari were pl antly entertained at the Inget home on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anitila of Harrict visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Anne Anttila on Sunda: | L. C. Holmes, the assessor, has been Jout calling on the people’ this las week. ses Lillian and Kathryn Roos, id Leonard Roos, Edwin and Arthur Seppancn, and Edwin Miller of Braddock spent the weelz-end here ids and relatives. s. Hill and Mr. Nie- 1 Of Van Hook, N. D., have been 13 at the Walter Pesonen home. Sunday they called at the John Ho- ve with M Peson- en and Miss ja Ei Miss Nina Waiste ret: Moffit Sunday w e she has been staying the past week, to conduct seventh and eighth gr examina- tions at Lyman school No. 2. Misses Martha Koski, Selina Gyl- den and Venla Inget visited at Ec! holm’s Sunday afternoon. Nina Waiste closed school by having a picnic at the “Cow Bush ‘iday, May 17th. ir. and Mrs. C. Koivn, Walicr Phi- laja and Edwin Waiste were Seturday evening visitors at the Heimo Surtola home. Jonn Sippola of Mii.:csola, also a sister of John Matson, of California, left Monday for Cokato, Minn., hay- ing spent a sew days Irere at the home of their brother, John Matson. Mrs. Heimo Surtola entered 2 hos- pital in Bismarck on Saturday for a major operation. We all hope for a speedy recovery. Edwin and J Gylden atiende on Friday evening. | m. cd from. Olson and Jack she dance at Wing BY RUTH LITTLE Mrs. P. E. Patton and children visited with Mrs. Louis Jorgenson Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Willard Dimond and son Lyle were social callers at the Elmer Gor- don home Friday. H. C. Rasche was a Regen business caller Saturday Mrs. Ira Bailey and son motored to Regan Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Nemetz and family were guests at the Louis Jor- Genson home Sunday of last week. Chas. Our and Merrill Lindsey at- tended the ice cream social at the schoolhouse Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Wutzke called at the G. O. Lindsey home Thursday. Mr. A. McCoy motored to Regan Saturday. Mrs. Dan Danielson is spending a few days in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Sheffy Bailey and family of Regan visited at the Louis Jorgenson home Tuesday. The Ladies’ Aid met with Mrs. Alvin Ghylin Wednesday. Mrs. V. N. Monroe and son Stephen called at the Mrs. Mabel Bailey home Saturday. The P. T. A. meeting at the school- house Friday night was weil attended. A business meeting was held, after which a program was give. by the school. Mrs. Norton Strand sang a beautiful solo. The ladies’ aid served ice cream and cake at the close of thé evening. The sum of $14 was realized. Mr. and Mrs. Norton Strand and family are spending a few cays with Aa Norton’s mother. Ruth Wilmot spent the week-end at the 8. L. Jordahl home as a guest of Lucille Johnson. The Canfield school had a picnic at the Rovks Friday. They all en- Joyed a picnic dinner. Phyllis Little spent Thursday night @s_a guest of Elizabeth Jorgenson. Emil Olson called at the Andrew Olson home Tuesday. Little Petrina Rasche has been very this week with pneumonia. She to @ Bismarck hospital. Mrs. Harry Davénport at the Louis Jorgenson lay. Mowder, Edith and Grace 4 the John Schmansky calied st An- home Sunday. Fislists Ht i I [ i il "s Sunday Jacobson and i 5 4 5 If Drake BY ROSINA KEMPER + ! > Drake high school will graduate a class of 24 June 7. Commencement exercises for stu- dents of the Drake high school will be conducted at the I. O. O. F. hall June 7 at 8:15 p. m., when one of the largest classes in the history of the school will receive diplomas. The speaker will be Supt. J. W. Thornton of Fessenden. The valedictorian of this year's class is Eunice Smiley and the salutatorian is Irene Senechal. Baccalaureate services for all grad- uates will be conducted at the high school auditorium Sunday, June 2, at 8 p. m., with Father Eck of Ana- moose delivering the sermon. Musical numbers will be given by the girls’ glee club. Class night ex- ercises will take place on Tuesday evening, June 4, at 8:15 in the high School auditorium. Class flower, tea rose. Class color, orchid and gold. Motto: “Climb, ‘Though the Rocks Be Rugged.” Those Who will receive diplomas are Aman- da Adam, John Anton, Laura Blum- hagen, Anton Bruner, Eddie Beutler, Donald MacDiarmid, Lillian Nagle, Joseph Rindt, Eari Stregge, Gladys Sand, Leonard Sendelbach, Irene Senechal, Olaf Anderson, Emil An- derson, Emma _ Blumhagen, Lester Beutler, Mabel Hamers, William Mer- Herman Stoeber, Della Seibold, Eunice Smiley, and Videll Stocber. Canfield 4 o 7 By MRS. A. F. GHYLIN Mrs. James Cunningham and chil- dren were callers at the Ole Olson home Sunday. A fairly large crowd attended church services Sunday morning. Rev. Monson will be with us again June 9. He will then begin confirmation. He will stay one week and have lessons every afternoon. services at | hor term of | ® bach, Earl Peterson, Tena Keszler, Ay The ladies aid met at the Ghylin home Wednesday, May Mrs. Ghylin and Mrs. Olson A large crowd was in Besides their regular business, ice cream social was planned. Rev, Christ, Mrs. Christ, Mrs. Truax and Mrs. H. hs were Rev. Christ gave a little talk. Th {next meeting will be at the J. Ho |home. Mr. and Mrs. J. Keifer, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin and sons, Mr. Mrs. N. O. Strand and family dinner guests at the A. Strand hom Sunda: Mr. and Mrs. J. Moser called at th J. Kiefer home Thursday evening. Dee and Ernest Bailey, Oscar an Violet Olson and Burnett Jacobson spent Sunday afternoon at Wildwood Lake. Some of the folks from here went out to the cemetery to decorate and fix up the graves. Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Strand, Mi Anna Strand and son Einor and Bat ney, Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Jordahl i dcughter Gudrum attended the com: mencement exercises at the Bismarck hospital Monday evening. > ? | Taft de BY FLORENCE GOSNEY Mrs. Herman Nieman visited at the John Benz home Thursday. E. L. Hurr was a town caller Tues- day. P. M. Gesney was a Driscoll caller Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jessen were Bismarck callers Saturday. Mrs. Charley Anderson was a town caller Wednesday. P. M. Gosney and Edna called at the Jessen home Saturda: Miss Florence Gosney spent Mone day night with Mildred Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Richardson were town callers Monday. George Lewis was in town Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. O. Prince and son Harold visited with Mrs. Prince's parents at Goodrich, N. Dak., Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Koon and children were Bismarck callers Tues- day. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nieman and i|children were dinner guests at the John Benz home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Gosney and Edna called at the Wilbert Koon home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Olson and fame sited at the John Benz home Sunday. Mrs. John Baker and James and eh were Sterling callers Tues- lay. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Koon and children spent Sunday afternoon at the James Koon home. The junior class of Sterling high ley, Theodore Lang, and Russell Tol+ lefson escorted the senior class, Mil- Riley and John Leese to a banquet at the G, P. hotel in Bismarck Wednesday eve- escorted them to a show. Prof. Harum ace companied them also, A very Mr. and Mrs. Emil Lang and fam- ily were Sunday visitors at the E. Christiania By VIOLET A. CLARKE Mr. and Mrs. William Stiles were Sterling callers Tuesday. family called at Mrs. William Clark's home one day last week. visitor Tuesday. Miss Maritta Clark was week for the state examinations which began Monday, May 26. companied by Fred Harding were Sterling callers Saturday. Wright home Tuesday. Eli Harding was a Sterling caller J. R. Johnson was in Sterling Tuese day. 2 day morning. Mrs. William Clark and Miss Violet Clarke called at Mrs, William Clark's home Thursday. flax did school, Florence Gosney, Fay Edger- dred Johnson, Veronica ning. After the banquet they ant evening was enjoyed by all. L. Hurr home, i Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stiles and Miss Violet Clarke was a Sterling | some of her eighth grade mle oe Mr. and Mrs. George Harding ace Henry Stiles called at the H. R, Tuesday. Henry Olson started assessing Tues- May were Sterling callers Saturday. Harold Zuriff started seeding Friday on his breaking which he for Robert Clarke. Jennie Clarke and Violet were in Sterling Saturday. - Quite a cae aivenced the dance at Jennie Clarke's pavilion Saturday night. Music was furnished by the home talent, and everyone had an en- joyable time. George Harding was a Sterling caller Tuesday. A few from this vicinity attended the barn dance at the H. Crum farm Saturday night. Henry Olson was a Sterling caller Saturday.