The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 8, 1929, Page 8

NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS Ecklund 4 ————— By JUSTINE MORRIS Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morris and family visited at the T. F. Morris home Sunday. y Brown and Donald Morris called at the Ira Falkenstein home Sunday. A number from this community at- tended the funeral of Mrs. Oscar Johnson, Bismarck, formerly of Wil- ton, Sunday at the Swedish Lutheran, church, Wallace Falkenstein called at Wil- liam Fricke's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Moffit were vis- itors in this vicinity Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dutton and daughter Frank Etta of Wilton vi: ed at the T. F. Morris home Sunda: Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Anderson visited Sunday with Mr. Anderson's Parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ander- > son. Miss Elsie McCoullough gave exam- inations in her school Monday, Tues- day and Wednesday. Issy Brown transacted business in Wilton Monday evening. Herb Fricke visited at the Leo Shel- don home Sunday. Lucille Asplund took Helen Joren- son down to her school Tuesday morning to give seventh and eighth grade examinations. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Morris were business shoppers in Bismarck Tues- day. They were accompanied home by their daughters Bernice and Mar- jorie, who have been attending school there. Lester Falkenstein called at the Gust Anderson home Wednesday eve- ning on business. Joe Jiras and Edward Morris stopped at the T. F. Morris home en route home from Wilton Monday. Levi Anderson and Donald Morris motored to Wilton Wednesday. Marion Morris visited with Mrs. ‘Wallace Anderson Monday evening. Miss Dorothy Anderson, who will be a June bride, was honored at a miscellaneous shower Tuesday eve- ning by Mrs. Wallace Anderson and Mrs. Victor Anderson. Miss Ander- son was the recipient of many lovely gifts. Levi Anderson and Donald Morris called at the Ira Falkenstein home Wednesday. A number from this community at- tended the dance at Wildwood last Thursday evening. Miss Dorothy Anderson was a shopper in Bismarck Friday evening. Johnnie and Charlie Shorch were callers in Baldwin Saturday evening. A large number attended the wed- ding dance for Miss Lillian Helken in Baldwin Saturday evening and all re- ported a very enjoyable time. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Anderson were transacting business in Bismarck Sat- urday. A tumber from this vWtinity at- tended the carnival in Wilton the past week. Raleigh By W. B. DORWARD A marriage of interest to many was solemnized at St. Gertrude’s church, south of Raleigh, Monday, when Max P. Miller, son of Mrs. Catherine Miller, was united in marriage to Miss Anna Rickter of Linton, S. D. The bride formerly clerked at the Riebel store in Raleigh. An elaborate wed- i 4. ding dinner was served at the home of the groom's mother immediately K following the ceremony. Mrs. John Oleson and daughter Marjorie departed Wednesday for Napoleon, where they will visit for a short time with Mrs. Oleson’'s sister. Before returning, Mrs. Oleson will at- tend the Rebekah assembly, which , Will be held at Devils Lake, as a dele- gate from the Raleigh lodge. Several from Raleigh attended the commencement exercises of the Bis- Marck nurses’ training school at the auditorium in Bismarcq last Monday evening, when Miss Jessie Morrison, one of our local girls, graduated. Miss Morrison has employment in the % k hospital for the summer © mont Margaret Jepsen was en to Flasher Tuesday evening. having suf- fered an attack of appendicitis. Rev. E. W. Corbit was unable to preach to his several congregations Sunday, as his family is quarantined with a mild case of diphtheria. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Rausch and chil- dren and the Misses Letvenenko and Erickson- motore] to Bismarck Me- morial day. Miss Martha Zanders arrived Sat- urday for a visit with her sister and family, Mrs. C. L. Kleinschmidt. She -will clerk in the Raleigh Mercantile store while Miss Helen Rossou takes her vacation. Mr. and Mis. Charles Beem motored Sam Haas was a business visitor in Carson Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolfgram, i. Mr. and Mrs. H. Tillman, and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wolfgram, of Shields, by automobile Thursday Lake, Canada, il visit relatives. with whoop- tte | 8. D., spent Sunday at the heme of their sister and daughter, Mrs. Clif- ford Peterson. Mr. Cosgrove, principal of the Ra- leigh school the past year, and Henry Krause departed Sunday for a visit at Aberdeen, 8. D. Mr. and Mrs. H. Wolfgram of Car- | son were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sillman. | A number from Raleigh attended the commencement exercises at the Brisbane high school Saturday eve- ning when Joseph A. Kitchen, com- | missioner of agriculture and sabcr, j gave the address. ——__—_,.——_* {I Estherville e BY MRS. ROY LITTLE Mr. and Mrs Wm. Wilmot and son | Leland of Wilton were Monday after- noon visitors at the George Mowder home. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Taylor and children were Monday evening visi- jtors at the Roy Little home. |. Mr. and Mrs. Norton Strand, Mrs. | Anna Strand, Barney and Einar mo- tored to Bismarck Monday evening to attend the graduating exercises of the Bismasck hospital. Alice Strand was one of the graduates. Mf. and Mrs. John Keifer spent Tuesday afternoon at the home of | their daughter, Mrs. John Mosicr. } Among the callers in Regan Tues- day were Earl and George Mowder, |George Mickelson, Chagles and Mar- vin Manning, Frieda and Fritz Uhde and Roy Little. V. D. Heston of Wilton was a busi- ness caller at the Earl Mowder home Wednesday eveninz. Quite a few from here attended |the memorial program in Regan | Thursday. é | J. A. Diendonne of McClusky was buying cattle in this community Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Mosier were dinner guests at the John Keifer home in Wilton Thursday. They also attended the picnic at Wildwood. Mrs. Carl Berg transacted business in Wilton Friday and Saturday. Carl Berg is doing some carpenter work for his brother Sam near Mer- cer this week. Roy Little transacted business in Wing Friday. The last day of school at Can- field was celebrated by a real old- jfashioned picnic dinner. Mrs. Earl Mowder and children were Regan callers Saturday after- } noon. Among the Regan callers Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mickelson and children, Mr. and Mrs Harry Davenport and Charlotte and Ruth Wilmot, Earl and George Mow- der, Dan Danielson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mickelson, Henry Schilling and family, Mrs. Anna Knutson, Oliver and Lloyd, Roy Lit- tle and family. Visitors at the Alvin Ghylin home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ole Ole- son, Violet Oleson, Dee Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little, Gene and Nor- man. Virginia Wallman of Bismarck was a week-end visitor at the J. F. Little home. + Earl Manning called at the Uhde home Monday morning. Mrs. Joe Keifer spent Monday afternoon at the home of her mother. A. H. Lundberg called at the Uhde home Monday forenoon. The ball game played by Regan and Robinson Sunday afternoon was won by Regan. Gibbs By RUTH BURBAGE and ESTHER SCHMITZ The Frank Trygg family were Aaland visitors at the Engdahl om Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Scott accom- panied by Mrs. Emmy Scott and daughter Phyllis of Bismarck spent Sunday at Victor Engdaht's. The George Koch family had Pete Smith and family of Bismarck as Sunday supper guest's. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tucker were Saturday guests at Emil Sabot's. Frank Trygg took his daughter Al- deth to Dr. Henderson of Bismarck for a treatment Friday. Sunday visitors at Emil Sabot's were Frank Gabel of Bismarck, Mr. |and Mrs. Joe Gabel and children and Vincent and Grandma Sabot. Henry Gabel made a short call at Philip Gabel's Sunday evening. He borrowed the corn planter. Henry Miller and family and John Gabel, Jr, and family were Sun- day supper guests at Henry Gabel's. Mrs. Frank Gabel and daughters, Agne ner with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dav- enport of Bismarck. Thursday supper guests at Geo. Koch's were Philip Starkel and fam- ily of Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Nelson and chil- dren Emma and Victor visited at Vic- tor Engdahl’s Sunday. The following primary pupils re- ceived 100 in their weekly’ spelling test: Yvonne Sabot, | Sebastian and coins <3 ome ty swing the Jacob Some boys from Bismarck ac- panied them. com, c Jacob Koch and family were at Menoken one day last week on busi- and Phyllis Gabel - Sunday guests of the Asbridge chil- Schmidt accom- and . Mrs. Schmidt, ind Marie, had Sunday din- || made a short call at the Joe Gabel home the same evening. children of McKenzie were Sunday visitors at John Gabel's. Mr. and Mrs. George Koch were visiting Sunday at the Jack Dietrich home. Mrs. Frank Trygg and children were Bismarck callers Saturday Mrs. Leo Gabel accompanied b; Grace Gabel were visitors at the Joh Gabe: home Thursday. Anton and Jack Koch were busi- ae callers at Frank Gabel’s Satur- jay. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Schmitz ac- companied a group cf Moffit foiks on # pienic to 2 isabel Sunda: Mr_and Mrs. John Gabel vis ‘y Miler home Frid nd Mrs, John Gabel accom- Schmitz motored to Henry Schneider's Sunday where th: had dinner. Miss Beatrice Hardland cf Peters- burg. N. D.. who has been teaching near Moffit, spent a few days at the John Gabel home os a guest cf Mrs. Schmitz. | Henry Miller and fomiiy spent Fri- | day evening at John Gabel's. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schmitz ;and Beatrice Hardland went to the dance in Sterling Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. John Gabel spent Saturday evening at the Pete Win- j berg home. Henry, Philip and John Gabel are hauling Mr. Winberg’s wheat to Bis- marck. Mrs. Schmitz and Beatrice Hard- land accompanied by Mrs. Lee Neth of Menoken motored to Mandan Sat- urday. From there Miss Hardland left on the train for Schafer where she will visit with relatives. Mrs. Burbage and Mrs. Schmitz called at the Winberg home Tues- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gabel and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gabel and Raymond were Sunday visitors at John Gabel’s. | | Wild Rose ° By MRS. W. H. BROWNAWELL ° Miss Mary Metcalf finished a suc- cessful term of teaching at school No. 2, and left for her home at Russell, Minn., Saturday from Bismarck. Mrs. John Peterson and cousin, Ar- thur Peterson, went to Bismarck Sat- Jurday to see John Peterson, who is taking treatment in a hospital there. Miss Lily Sterling, who finished her term of school at Dana last week, vis- ited her friends in this neighborhood before going to her parental home at Bismarck Saturday. Miss Helen Brownawell of Bismarck Spent the week-end with the home folks. Quite a number from here attended the movie, “Lilac Time,” in Braddock Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson have Purchased a fine new sedan. Miss Myrtle Feltheim, a former Wild Rose girl, was given a “shower” by the Swedish Ladies’ Aid at the jome of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. o7 ;|Olaf Feitheim, in Braddock Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. King of Bis- marck made a short call on friends here Thursday evening on their way home from Braddock. _ Thursday evening graduation exer- cises were held in Braddock for the high school seniors. Pupils from this vicinity who successfully passed were Miss Lillian Peterson (salutatorian), Miss Ellen Peterson, Misses Martha and Bernice Gosney, and Lee Saville. A large crowd was present. A_number from this vicinity went @|to Braddock Memorial day to dec- orate the graves of relatives in the Braddock cemetery. Several carloads of our yo Peo- ple attended the dance ay ewan park Thursday evening. Word received from J. 8. Swanson, who went to Colorado for his health, states he is slowly improving. Everett Porter, our genial assessor from across the lake, has turned in his books at the clerk's office and posted his notices. The township board will meet at the clerk's office Monday, June 11. Floyd Martini, a young man raised in this vicini ind Miss Grace Lilli- boe, a popular teacher of Braddock, were married Sunday, and left for a visit at the bride's home at Ellendale. They will make their home on the O. R. Martini farm in this neighbor- hood. The best wishes of this commu- nity are extended to the happy couple. Miss Myrtle Feltheim, a former Wild Rose girl but now of Braddock, was married Sunday to Delbert Wurms, a prosperous young farmer near Kintyre. We wish them both success and happiness in their new life together. > 2 Steiber 1 of By MRS. C. L. MALONE Gerald Jones took a load of cream and eggs to Regan Tuesday and hauled a load of merchandise for his father’s store. Mr. and Mrs. Fre? Bergquist and sons Emil and Jalmar were capital ° , | city visitors, Thursdi J. R. Jones, who has been very sick since the first of March, is steadily regaining his health. Miss Mary Doyle of Velva returned Friday to hold eighth grade examina- | tions at her school in Ghylin town- ship. Miss Magdalen Patzner, a student at St. Mary’s high school in Bismarck, is spending her vacation at her home in Steiber township. 5 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hickel and son Wayne and the Misses Margaret, Catherine and Rose Ellen Doyle were Supper guests at C. L. Malone's Tues- day evening. Thomas Doyle of Velva John and Jacob Patzner, Mary, Rose Ellen atid Catt-erine Doyle,.Mrs. 4 ‘Thomas Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Malone and Glen and Earl McAllister. Dave Dixon was @ caller at C. L. Malone's panied by Mra Schmitz and Mrs.jcalled at the Malone home Friday Burbage called at the Henry Schnei- der home Monday evening. They also Mr. and Mrs. George Hughes and | ©. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE evening. Mike Boscher w in Regan Monday. Baldwin By FLORENCE BORNER a business visitor e Mrs. J. S. Fevold has returned home from a two weeks’ stay in the capital Benny Eide left the fore part of the week for Bowden where he will spend @ week visiting with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Small and fam- lily were recent visitors at the hom: jof Mr. Smail's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smai:, in Bismarck. San Hanscn has returned from a j several days’ business trip to different ‘points ta Wells county. Agent A. R. Miesen was jhere recently and organized a pig \club. | Mrs. Richard Nixon who has been will leave for her home at Mount Ver- non, Washington, next week |were held in the community hall! Tuesday evening were weil attended. The address was given by Rev. Gil- bert Stewart of Mandan Miss Runey was here to hand out the certifica’ |_ Mr. and Mrs. Arnold. Rupp and Mrs. Fred Wood visited in the capital city Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. James McAvoy and family of Glenview visited with friends in this community Thursday ; evening. si | Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Nordstrom end children Glen and Iva May motored to Bismarck Thursday evening to at- tend the performance given by Ole Skratthult and company. A number from here attended the! graduation exercises of the Bismarck high school. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Satter of Bis- marck visited at the Herbert Little home Friday. Misses Verna and Edna Dahl left on the train Wednesday for Bisinarcs from where they took the N. P. for their home at Grafton. They planned on visiting friends at Fargo while cn route. Miss Grace Falkenstein will leave roll in the Normal school for the summer term. Ruth Falkenstein has returned from a few days’ visit with relatives in Eck- lund township. Memorial day was observed by the closing of all business houses. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas TMorvris were visiting and shopping in Bismarck Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Geigle and fam- ily will leave early this week for a several days’ motor trip to Turtle Lake and vicinity where they will be guests of relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cummings were overnight guests at the home of relatives at Garrison Wedcnesday. They spent Memorial day with friends at Washburn and returned home in the evening. Richard Kickul end Ernost Seum- gart were emong these chosen for jury service at this term of court. Percy Freeman transacted 1 ess in the capital city Tuesday afternon. The wedding dance cf Mr. and Mrs. Perry Nelson which was given in the community hall Saturday night was well attended. Mrs. Nelson was form- erly Miss Lily Hilken, daugnter of Mr. and Mrs. Christ Hilken, of near Baldwin. Local friends of the newly- weds extend congratulations. Basil Small transacted business in Tappen Wednesday. The commencement exercises which | | cises in soon fer Dickinson where she will en- | ». tions Monday arid Tuesday: Agri- culture, geography and hygiene. | John Glum is digging rock for Bill | Madland. | John Olson and Mr. and Mrs. Wal- |ter Dietzman transacted business in Bismarck Tuesday. Sylvester of McKenzie delivered gas out in this vicinity Tuesday. Tuesday Miss Mildred Dietzman stayed with 'the Owen children Wednesday while | Ms. and Mrs. Floyd Owen went to Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. William Kershaw and son Arthur went to Bismarck Wed- nesday. Floyd Owen dragged the roads in the east side of Frances township Tuesday. Miss Lillian Neuman and pupils of the West Sibley School enjoyed a Pienie dinner which they had at the schoo! Wednesday. David Rybergh was a business call- jer at the Walter Dietzman farm |visiting relatives here since March! Thursday. Bill Madland went to Bismarck Fri- day to get some repairs for his trac- tor. Mildred Dietzman spent the weck- end with friends at Sterling. Mr. and Mrs. -Tebbo Harms and family attended the graduation exer- Bismarck Friday evening. Miss Vina Harms was one of the graduates. John Olson spent Sunday with Carl Muth. Elmer Lundquist got some seed speltz from Walter Dietzman Satur- day. Mrs. William Kershaw and daugh- ter Esther visited at the Carey John- son home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dietzman and son Edwin visited with relatives and friends at Sterling Sunday. Business callers in Bismarck from this vicinity Saturday are as follows: John Olson and Mr. and Mrs. Tebbo Harms. Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Craig went to Bismarck Thursday. A number of folks from this vicinity attended the dance held at the Lock- wood pavilion Thursday night. Ghylin By MARGARET DAVIS Ruben Krause is working east of Regan. The examinations for the school children were delayed on account of the teacher not getting here, due to heavy rains. Some of the pupils took in other townships, while some did Not get to take all of them. We hope this will not occur again. Several farmers are still breaking and seeding flax. Delbert Davis and wife have rented @ farm in Rock Hill township and moved there. This is a cold spring for turkeys and chickens. Most of the ladies are loosing quite a few of them. Thelma Nord is still staying with her sister, Mrs. Bert Hedstrom. L. W. Davis took Earl Davis, wife and son to Bismarck Sunday. Earl has work in Bismarck. Arne Tosseth is going to break some sod for L. W. Davis. Station Davis is working for Alvin Spangberg. Some of the city ladies are ou: in the country picking greens. Ella Krause is working down near Menoken. H. B. Gills was shopping in Wilton Saturday evening. Regan callers Saturday evening were Nick Holgerson and family, PI Mr. and Mrs. William Gherke and family will leave this week on a vaca- tion trip to Minnesota points. Clark Monroe was a business caller in Bismarck Friday. ——_—— A Welch’s Spur i By MRS. R. M. WELCH Clarence Doppler called at the home of his sister, Mrs. Robert Welch, Monday morning. Mrs. John Nieland gave seventh grade state cxaminations at Boyd school No. 1 Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Edith Bruce and little daugh- ter left by motor for Bonners Ferry, Idaho, the first of the week. Mrs. Bruce will teach near Sandpoint, her school starting early in June. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dorman and Robt. Welch were Bismarck visitors Monday. The wind has been doing a great deal of damage in this community by the sand cutting the grain off. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Doppler motored to Bismarck on business Tuesday. They called at the Robt. Welch home Tuesday evening. There seems to be an epidemic of ; Stomach trouble in the community, several families complaining. It seems | to bother the children most. George Scarborough called at the Doppler home the middle of the week, A large crowd attended the ice cream social at the Stewartsdale church Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hill and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ishmall, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Snyder and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Welch and two chiar were all in Bismarck Fri- y. ’ George Scarborough called at the Joe Hill home Friday morning. Kenneth Johnston called at the Robt. Welch home Friday morning to have a battery charged. Robt. Welch motored to- Menoken Saturday morning. Mr. Welch is ex- pecting a shipment of paint. Della Rittel was home for the week- end. Martha has started work in Bis- marck. Mrs. Rittel called on Mrs. Robt. Welch Thursday. Gross Broste, wife and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Salone and daughter Agnes, Mrs. Alms and children, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Gill and children, L. W. Davis and family. There was a large crowd in Regan Saturday evening to see the cighth graders receive their diplomas. A foot time was had by-all who were ere. D. L. Davis bought a tractor end plow from Speeten. They made a trip to Bismarck and north of Re- gan to see the tractor demonstrated. Delbert is a carpenter and contractor by trade. We wonder if he won't for- get and try to build it into a house. They plan on living on a North Da- kota farm, Mrs. Davis has lived in Kansas City all her life and clerked in @ drug store for eight years. We hear rumors that people from the south are coming to North Da- kota for homes. There are plenty of vacant farms here and one can make good in Burleigh county, if they work and do not hire their work done. Agnes Tosseth of this township graduated from Bismarck high school this year: Also Irene Hedstrom, who forsiven the most of her schooling ere. Florence Anderson is still in this neighborhood visiting. o | Dodge By OLGA M. GROSSMAN G. T. Higgard, general manager of the Mandan Mercantile company of Minneapolis, was a business caller in e Friday. Miss Julia LaBrash of Mandan is ° the guest for a few days at the home | day. of Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Goetz. . Goet Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kellar spent the week-end at Krem with friends and relatives. , Mamie and Esther Lar- son of Golden Valley attended the Mrs. William McCluskey and son | © Lawrence Madland was a business | jealler at the Adam Scheuar home| jf the Dodge school Friday evening. Mrs. Barker is a sister of Myrdith Miner. J. H. Meyers of Beulah was trans- acting business at Dodge Wednes- day. o Trygg é By GLADYS NELSON John Kruger was a dinner guest Mcnday at the Geo. Nelson home. Several from here attended a pic- nic dinner at school No. 2 in Crom- well where Edith Gallop taught. She gave examinations Monday and Tues- day to Florence Whitted and Lennart Olson, eighth graders. Geo. Whitted transacted business in cur neighborhood Monday. M. A. Nelson motored to Regan Tuesday. Mrs. Charlie Farrell and Jack were lunchecn guests Tuesaay at the Geo. Nelson home. Many of the women heze complain that the turgey eggs are not hatching good this year. Mrs. F. C. Welzon and Mrs. Enos Strandemo went near Regan and Still one day this week to get setting eggs. Gerald Nelson was a caller at the Charlie Farrell home Tuesday. Roy C. Smith from near Bismarck was a caller Tuesday at the George Nelson home. Mr. Smith was also out canvassing for the chautauqua which will come to Bismarck the 10th of June. Joe Jiras visited Wednesday at the Srown brothers’ home. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Monroe and Rederick visited at her parents J. W. Jiras’ a week ago Sunday. Joe Varley.motored to Baldwin Fri- day to get some seed corn he pur- cianced from Percy Freeman. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson, Gerald and Gwendolin called at the Carl Muth and Kruger homes Thursday night to get setting eggs. Mrs. Charlie Rue was a social guest Thursday at the Kruger home. Gertie Mae and Gladys Nelson, jend at her home east of town. Sraduating exercises on Thursday evening. R. W. Lethes and family were at the river fishing Thursday afternoon. Misses Gertrude Berg and Alma Hoover left for their respective homes Saturday morning from Carson. Miss Ella Sandie left for Bismarck Satur- day evening. Diss Berg teaches at Nome, near her home, next year, Miss Sandie at Crosby. Miss Hoover and Lloyd Loun have been reelected for another year. : ‘Mics Helen Wersel, who is attending nermal at Dickinson, spent the week- ‘ ee ‘Will spent Sunday with home folks. iss Nelle Cmch left from McIn- tech Sunday for Chicago-and various points in Indiana and Ohio, She ex- pects to be gone two or three months. A number from Leith attended the Sg at Curr'e Morris's Friday eve- ning. A group of Marvis Mossman’s friends surprised her on Saturday afternoon, the occasion being her fourteenth birthday. A royal good time is reported. Mr. Walch and Mrs. Mellon of Reeder visited at the home of Mrs. Melion’s son, E. L. Mellon, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dubbs and fam- ily and Mrs. Gottlieb’ Will and chil- dren of New Leipzig were callers in Leith Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Emch entertained at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Jul- jus Westling and family. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Asbridge and family spent Sunday at the Lou Om-* dahl ‘home. Mission Circle meets Tuesday after- noon at the home of Mrs. N. C, Emch. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Faubel and chil- dron and Everett Faubel of Lemmon visited at the Henry Faubel home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moen and son and Mics Elizabcth Giese, sister of ay Moen, were Elgin visitors Mon- jay. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Emch and fam- ily of Carson and Mr. and Mrs. Le- gard and Miss Bernice Beaver of De- troit Lakes, Minn., visited friends in Leith Sunday. Mrs. Legard is a sis- Frank Wachel and Chester Sherman, Agnew’s and a number of others mo- tored to Menoken Thursday night. Irene and Floyd Anderson and Ciara Rue returned to their homes | Wednesday night after high school ended to spend their summer vaca- tion. John Rirch called on Geo. Nelson and Willie Jiras Thursday en route to Regan to get some blacksmith work done. Mrs. Enos Strandemo was a caller at the F. C. Nelscn home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Whiited and family motored to Bismarck Saturday on business interests. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Verley made a trip to Bismarck Saturday. Mr.: and Mrs. Geo. Nelson and Gwendolyn motored to Regan Satur- day. Frank Johnson is working for Severt Olson this spring. Laurence Madiand was drawn on the jury from Trygg township here. John Keifer is breaking for John Fosbeck for flax. John Kruger and John Keifer were in Regan Saturday. Arne Madland from Wyndmere, N. Dak., has been here visiting his son Laurence of this township. M., A. Nelson and: Willie Jiras visit- ed Sunday at the Geo. Whitted home ore they enjoyed fishing at Apple creek. F. C. Nelson took Billy and Betty home to R. C. Nelson's Sunday of last week. Mrs. Nelson's school closed last week. Frank Wachel called at the George Nelson home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Nelson, Gerald and Gwendolyn, Mr. and Mrs. Au- gust Lundberg were guests Sunday at the R. C. Nelson home. Helen Baker and Marie Farrell and two friends from near Menoken came paey to visit st the Charlie Farrell ome. F. C. Nelson and Enos Strandemo Gene Farrell visited at his home over Sunday. He is employed at John Anderson's. J. W. Jiras went to Baldwin Satur- day night to attend a wedding dance for Lillie Hilkens and husband. Gertie Mae and Gledys Nelson and Frank Wachel visited the Schawer home Sunday. Christin and Marie fobaner accompanied them to Me- nol : + Leith By MRS. J. - EMCH Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hawley and Mr. ° | + o stopped aA ceith Tuesday en route to arck. Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Joanson and son Howard left for an auto trip to Howard, 8. D., and points in-Minne: sota, Mertin Dahl and son Arthur of south of town were bucinsss callers in Leith Tuesday evening . E. Heim and family left Friday for a three or four weeks’ trip in Minne- sota and South Dakota. The new butcher shop, E. L. Mellon, Proprietor, opened for kusiness Tues- Mrs, Hennings and granddaughter, Miss, Carrie Kessel, who had spent a few days in Leith visiting friends, left for Wautoga Weddnesday. Mrs. Marie Hamery of Carson vis- ited a few days at the Chas. Davidson commencement exercises at Dodge | home. Friday. Anton Hettrich was a business call- er in Golden Valley Thursday. Several of the boys. of the commu- nity ball iy: Ed Doppler and son Lawrence ac- Marcus Trembley to Bis- tl the Robt. Welch home Sunday. Jack Ishmall had trouble with his Uster the latter part of the weel:. By MILDRED E. DIETZMAN Miss Edna Johnson came Thomas Moffit of near Menoken hauled some seed flax for Walter Monday. ‘Owen transacted business in ithered at Menoken to practice act) spending Mr. and at Jake Kamins of Fargo was a busi- ness caller at Dodge Saturday. Mr. Kamins formerly had a store Dodge. He is now traveling for a firm there. Louie Bue‘tner, who has been tak- ing treatment at the hospital in Bis- home Wednesday. i ef i" LJ bad z é iFE ! , ter and Miss Beaver is a niece of Mrs. Emch. Mr. end Mrs. Ed Heaps and chil- dren of Beulal: arrived for a short visit Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Jones and son Robert, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Emch and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kamrathb visited at the N. C. Emch home Sunday. Presbyterian Ladies Aid meets at the church basement Thursday, with Mrs. Chas. Brown as hostess. —_——____—_—— Alta ¢ —_—_ ———__+ By KARL SCHATZ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schatz attended the. auction sale at the F. Lauk farm north of Pickardville Tuesday. Mrs. Adams and children spent last Sunday at Wildwood. Kenneth Brown, who has been em- ployed at the Gecker farm, returned to his home last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Stroh and children and Ruth Schatz drove to Bismarck Saturday. Rev. Bauchmann of Valley City Conducted services at the Coombs church Sunday. Carl Schatz was a business caller at the Stieners farm Thursday. Mr. Jones, who has been il! for some time, is pretty well on the road to recovery now. The services conducted by Rev. Broeckle of Turtle Lake at the Alta church were well attended Sunday. Miss Gladys Evans of Sykeston is| ™! spending a few days at the Coombs residence, Gott Schatz of near McClusky called at the Carl Schatz farm Thurs- Albert Zelmar was in McClusky Saturday evening. Sarah Schatz, who has been at- tending high school at McClusky, re- turned to her home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ennis and children and Mr. and Mrs. John Stieners of Regan attended church here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hauf and son, of Harvey, spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Haut’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stroh: Sr. Esther Johnson was a Pickardville and Mrs. Herb Hawley of Lemmon | yj shopper Mc 5 Bet cao to McClusky Geo. Hecker Saturday . Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hochhalter vis- ited at the H. Schaffer home Monday. J. Kurly of near Mercer called at the Carl Schatz farm Tuesday. Charles Schatz and Olga anc Es- \ | ther Winter of McClusky spent Thurs- day evening at the Carl Schatz home. Mr. and Mrs. F. Bergquist and sons visited at the Adgms home Monday. Pauline Schatz spent Saturday and Sunday with Ida Wentz of Pisckard- ile. Mary and Ted Hochhalter and John calmer spent Sunday evening in Mc- Mrs. P. West of Pickardsville spent the fore part of this week with Mrs. M._ Coombs. The baseball game which was played at Pickardville Sunday by the Comets and Pickardville was well at- tended. The score was 11 to 14 in favor of the Comets of McClusky. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schatz spent Sunday evening at the Schafer home. Kenneth Brown and Cecil Roberts were in McClusky Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Warnner of near Mepoer visited at the Schoffer home afternoon. Pauline Schatz, evening to attend Stien and Otto Mauch, both of McClusky. ‘The girls of the sewing circle will meeting at the Brack- afternoon. the Herman Nieters home Tuesday evening. m Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wentz and family, Lydia, Lenora, Gustaf Witt, Clover Johns, Bill Brenteon, Erwin and Luella Wentz motored to Wing Saturday evening. ‘Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Witt and daugh- bt Esther were Wing shoppers Sat- urday. Jacob Wentz motored to Wing Sat- urday evening. Harvey Fitzgerald called at the Herman Nieters home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C, C. Wentz and family were Friday visitors at the R. G. Marchant home. Herman Nieters was a Wing caller Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rath and daughters Norma, Violet and Gladys, of Jordan, Mont., are here visiting relatives. R. G. Marchant and daughters Margaret and Helen and Mrs. Christ Wentz had some dental work done in McClusky Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and daughter Verna Mae were Wing shop- pers Saturday evening. Miss Helen Marchant called on the Misses Clara Fitzgerald and Mabel Lytle Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, Adolph Bender and daughter were McClusky shoppers Saturday afternoon. John Witt motored’ to Wing Tues- day afternoon. Mrs. Christ Hein motored to Steel Tuesday to visit her sister. Marcella and Andrew Nieters mo- tored to Wing Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Siebel and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wentz and family motored to Jamestown Sunday, where they spent the day visiting the George Wentz family. Thomas Novak motored to Wing Tuesday. Cc. C. Wentz called at the Jacob Wentz home Friday for pigs. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. it and neal Irene mot ing Frie lay. Mr. and Mrs. George Wagner are here on a visit. They motored from Jordan, Mont. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Siebel motored to McClusky Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wentz were McClusky shoppers Friday. * Hazlegrove By MRS. RAY HAZLEGROVE Ray Hazlegrove called at Emil Sattler's Monday morning. Harry Ulfers called at Emil Sat- tler's Monday. Emil Sattler called at Ray Hazle- grove’s Monday. Melvin Webster called at Emil Sat- tler's Tuesday. . Harry Ulfers called Tuesday Ray Hazlegrove's. Jake Felkiel called at Emil Sattler's Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray and Opal Gray were in Tuttle Monday. Opal stayed to visit with friends and rela- tives a few days. - Adam Haas took the man around testing cattle for T. B. Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs, Ray Hazlegrove called Tuesday afternoon at the Frank Gray home. They also accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray to the Ed Wag- ner home. Mrs. Gray bought some eggs of Mrs. Klanburg. Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Hazlegrove called to see Mrs. Klanburg and new son Patrick, Miss Helen Harty of Wing is visite ing at the Will Harty home. Mr. and Mrs. -Frank Gray and Elvin and Opal Gray called at th¢ Elmer Perry home last Sunday evee at ing. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Demangally are the proud parents of a baby. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Goldsmith an@ children returned Tuesday from Bise marck where they attended the bace calaureate sermon Sunday night ang the graduation exercises Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sattler and daughter Shirley Jean were supper guests Wednesday eve! at the Ray Hazlegrove home. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove were guests Wednesday evening at the Emil Sattler home. Flinch furnished the pastime. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove were callers at the Frank Gray home Fri day and Mrs. Hazlegrove visited there while Elvin Gray and Ray Hazle- grove went to town that afternoon. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray and Opal Gray were in Tuttle Thursday. Mr. and » Will Harty and daughter Arvis and niece Helen Harty ind Miss Cora Larson were called to Valley City on account of the death of their brother, who away at the hospital with spinal miningitis. We extend our sympathy to the be- * reaved ones in their sortow. .Mr. and Mrs. Peter Demagolly’s baby passed away this week with yel- low jaundice. It was laid to rest at the cemetery near Tuttle. We ex- tend our sympathy to the bereaved father and mother. Mrs. Fred Wagner and son Vernon were in Tuttle Friday after Miss Irma ‘Wagner. The Tuttle school term closed_this week. “348 Miss Opal Gray was an overnig! Tuttle Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Hawkins were in Tuttle Saturday. Emil Sattler and Ray fane: thought: ;eaemare: thet 5 Rad 6. Sale eae ae Miss Spite: Partly correct. He didn't mention your hair, however. Ipswich Star, - Edward: A. coer. packer, has ven of Chicago Ubrary. :