The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 29, 1929, Page 9

LB ‘ i | _- NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS | } oe Dodge By OLGA M. GROSSMAN Pred Jensen motored to Oakdale Wednesday, where he attended the Farmers vxon picnic and meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Kettner were Sane: the Charles Gustafson home jonday. John Gleich of Aberdeen, 8. D., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gleich, Mr. Gleich is a brother of Fred Gleich. : Mr. and 2a Mares Leach motored 0 Bismarcl esday, where bear the fair. 7" bed Frank Freis went to Dickinson Tuesday to attend the circi ven Robbins Bros. sshvitay! <. A. Jacobs was transacting busi- ness in Killdeer Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Hettrich mo- tored to Lefor, this state, where they attended a wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pederson at- tended tlc old settlers’ picnic at Golden Valley Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. F. Tuschara of Rugby, this state, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Anton Schumacher. Joe Meyer was a business caller at Golden Valley Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Lapp were call- ers at the Jacob Daffee home Sunday. P. B. Goetz and C. 8. Barrows were fishing in the Missouri river Tuesday. Rev. and Mrs. Prier of Hazen were Suests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goetz, also William and Gott- fried Goetz. Helen Olsness is teaching parochial school in the Lutheran church. Alex Sage of the reservation was & business caller in Dodge Monday. Mrs. Joe Meyers was a passenger to Beulah Tuesday, where she visited with Mrs. Otto Mettler. Adolph Klein is visiting with his brother, Fred Klein, at Beulah for a oe The Dodge high school boys have joined the Junior League association. Valmer and Lorren Barrows of Wisconsin are sponding some time at the homes of their aunts and uncles, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Barrows and Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. John Phou motored to Richardton Wednesday, where they attended the wedding of their niece. Mrs. P. 3. Goetz and Mrs. Sam Goetz were callers in Golden Valley ‘Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Fiegel were visit- ing at the H. E. Trousdale home Sun- day. Clifford Barrows was transacting business in Killdeer Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Goetz and Theresa Jacobs took in the circus at Dickinson Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Oin and chil- dren, of Werner, attended the services at the Congregational church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Weiss and son John of Goodrich, this state, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goetz Thursday. Quite a number of the Dodge folks attended the baseball game at Werner Sunday. The score was 24 to 15 in favor of Dodge. ,— Leith iN ° e By MR: H. EMCH Wm. Walker, a former Leith resi- dent, now of Devils Lake, transacted business in Leith the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Procise were business visitors in Carson Wednes- day. Mr. and Mrs. John Galyn of Bis- marck were business visitors in Leith Saturday. A number of Leith people attended the circus in Carson Wednesday. (iss Blanche Gunderson of Devils Lake visited a few days last week with Mrs. Keith Emch. E. Anhorn, Chas. Davison, Martin Telser and Frank Jeweth attended the firemen’s convention at Bismarck last week. « Mr. and Mrs. Tom Anderson and Geo. Gebhardt returned fro their Minot trip Wednesday. Geo, Geb- hardt was elected as two-year trustee of the grand lodge of the K. P. Mrs. Anderson was elected grand protector of the Pythian Sisters. The M. W. A. gave a party Thurs- day evening in honor of the sev- entieth birthday of two of their mem- Clark Hill of Leith and Jack A. were also guests of the evening. Julius.Zeller Jr. drove to Bismarck Thursday, returning with a truckload of freight. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sept of Brisbane were in Leith Thursday evening to attend the “™. W. A. party. é F a 5 ee i ‘ Mont. Mr. Heaps has leased the Simon Pederson mine for the coming year and will move to the place im- mediately. Mrs, E. J. Lawf:r and Miss Ruth Cochrane drov Bismarck ito Friday. wili spend a few day; at New Salem with a brother of Mrs. Law- fer’s, Max Buckman. Mr. and Mrs, H. W. Gibson motored to Regent Sunday. The Chautauqua at Carson opened Sunday evening with a very good mu- sical program. Several from Leith at- pur: Mocko, is being re- modeled and has been rented to a pain ine. Ge pooh gd who is pu a of drugs. Carl Rivinimius and sdns were bus- iness visitors in Leith Monday. George Leitch of Carson was in Leith Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ameal Brinkman en- tertained a large number of friends Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Herbert and family of Bismarck weve among the out-of-town guests. The Anhorn and Mossman families ate a picnic supper at the Cannon Ball river Sunday evening. o i Hampton By ELIZABETH KOPPY Godfrey Grenz was a Hazelton caller the fore part of the week. Misses Mary and Regina Tschida, Herman Tschida and A. M. Hall of St. Paul, Minn., and Miss Frances Koppy of Macomb, Ill, whois in nurses’ training at the St. Francis hospital there, arrived Monday eve- ning at the home of the latter's par- ents to spénd a weck's vacation. Ole Knudtson and his father of Minneapolis visited at the Forter Umber home last weck. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ohlhauser Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John Ohlhauser Sr. and family, Merle Buck, Mrs. 8. G. Busby and son Ferman were among Linton callers Tuesday. John Rensckers spent several days at Bismarck attending the fair. Several of the young folks attended the dance at ghe Seeman Park pavi- lion Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Grenz and children and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Scheirmeister were callers at Bis- marck Thursday shopping and at- tending the fair. Basil Two-Bear of Cannen Ball passed through here on his way to Linton where he attended to business. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Lawler and children, Frank Lawler, Mr. and Mrs. | Steve Koppy and son Math, Herman Tschida, Al Hall, Herman W. Back- haus Sr., John Ohlhauser Sr., Mrs. 8. G. Busby and son Ferman were among those who attended the auc- tion sale at the O. E. Burge farm. Of those that shopped at Linton Friday were James Herr, Herman Tschida, Al Hall, Misses Regina and Mary Tschida, Theresa and Frances o— Thursday to have a horse step on his hand while he was attempting to fix ‘8 clevis on the doubletree of a scrap- er. He rushed to Linton and Dr. Wolverton took an X-ray. The bones +of the hand were uninjured. The hand will be all right within a few days unless other complications set in. He returned to his work on the road in the afternoon. \ Frank Rotsien of Hazelton was a business caller in this community ‘Thursday. ; Baldwin ‘ co oe By FLORENCE BORNER A number from here attended the fair whieh was held in Bismarck the k. Bible school opened in Baldwin number of children are attending the E i caret : ies ! g ; a Koppy. ! Ted Lawler had the misfortune te Borner motored to Bismarck Thurs- day to attend the circus. Mrs. Al Erickson and children, Robert and Beverly, have returned to their home in Bismarck after spend- ing two weeks with friends and rela- tives in this community. Mr. and Mrs. Fredolen Rupp have for their house guests at this time relatives from Bowden. - Mrs. Ira Palkenstein pleasantly en- tertained the members of the Ladies Aid at her home Saturday afternoon. About 40 were present and a most enjoyable time was had by all. A delicious luncheon was served. Richard Borner motored to Wilton Tuesday morning on a business mis- Mr. and Mrs, Basil Small and fam- fly spént last Sunday at the Otto Hogue home. Mrs. John Herdebu and infant daughter have returned home from Bismarck. i Wild Rose | “By MRS. W. H. BROWNAWELL Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Swanson and son Ernest motored to Underwood Sunday for a visit with relatives there. Martin Magnus of Sterling made a business call here Saturday. Edward Swanson, accompanied by Mike Glovais, and Francis Johnson, attended the fair at Bismarck Fri- day. Miss Avis Carlisle of Bismarck ar- tived Gaturday to spend a two wecks vacation with her parents and friends here before returning to her work in the Tribune office. Miss Helen Brownawell and friend, @| Miss Alice Lee, of Bismarck, spent the week-end with relatives here. George Ivey and son from south of Braddock made a business call here Wednesday. R. W. Feltheim made a business trip to Bismarck the fore part of last week. H. A. Carlisle, assisted by his brother-in-law L. R. May, is building @ new garage. Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Swanson went to Bismarck Friday where Mr. Swan- son had his hand treated for blood poison, and Mrs. Swanson hac her hand treated for infection. Both are improving. W. C. Knight and family visited at the home of Mrs. Anna Johnson Sun- day. Quite a number from here attended the ball game at Sterling Sunday att- ernoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Saville were visiting friends in Kidder county Sunday. Fred Fockler is carrying the mail while Leon Lesher and family are enjoying their vacation visiting rela- tives and friends in South Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Gooding and little folks were visiting friends here Friday evening. e @ \ Trygg \ ° @ By GLADYS NELSON R. C. Nelson, Billy and Betty came to visit his parents, the F. C. Nelsons, Monday. J. J. Rue, contractor from Bismarck, called at F.C. Nelson's Monday. He is putting in a bridge on Apple creek. The men will board in this territory while they do the concrete work. Axel Johnson was a caller at the M. A. Nelson home Monday. Fred Wood, maneger for the Stand- ard Oil company, from Baldwin, came out Tuesday to deliver gas and oil to the Rues where they are putting in the bridge on Apple creek, near the F. C. Nelson home. Several from here motored to Can- non Ball last Sunday and enjoyed a picnic dinner with several other fam- ilies and took in the sights. Nels Neleon end Victor and Charlie Rue motored to Bismarck Tuesday, looking after some business interests. Hugo Nelson and Ernie Gordin motored to Fargo last week to visit Hugo's brother Benny Nelson, Mrs. Nelson is a sister to Mr. Gordin. Mr. Nelson is engaged in construction and concrete work there. Hazel Anderson has been visiting a week with her grandparents, the Stroms, near Still. Irene and Helen Anderson, Mrs. ‘Nels Nelson and Emma were luncheon guests Tuesday with Mrs. Geo. Nelson and family. Joe Jiras purchased a new coupe last week. He called at the Geo. Nel- son home Tuesday night. Gene Farrell called at the John ursday. Mrs. Geo. Whitted and Florence called at Joe Varley’s and Henry Strom’s We fi Sam Brown and Clarence Long were callers Thursday night at the Geo. Nelson home, Geo, Nelsons called at Nels Nelson's Thursday where Emma accompanied them to Bismarck to attend the Rob- circus, dey Hy i ze 2 & Fi FE FFE: B ; 5 . 5 gE i E z 5 53 [ A 5 A z i i fe i E F ; 3 E fi i 5 25 . B E 8 g i J g i i 8 3s | Eg i z i i Bs li 3 if fg g E | | ! [ i g fl i i é i 3 : i “filet ; rip Hl Big RZ ei z z i E iF tH at art = & for Minneapolis to spend his summer vacation. The same hired man he had last year returned and will take care of the farm during hjs absence. A cattle and horse stopped Sunday with the Brown Mr, and Mrs. Van Coutch ily visited a week ago Sundi John Risch home. Several from here motored to Still Monday night to attend the dance held there. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson and fam- ily were dinner and supper guests Sunday at the John Risch home. ; Sam and Harry Brown were also sup- per guests. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Varley tdok in the horse races and fair in Bismarck Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Risch and family were recent guests at the Os- car Landerholm home. The Lander- holms moved into this vicinity this spring. Mr. and Mrs. John Engdahl and family, who rented their farm to Vic- tor Nelson here last fall, left for Wey- burn, Canada, to visit Mrs. Engdahl's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ger- key, formerly of this territory. Geo. Nelson and Gerald motored to Regan Monday to get the engine re- paired for his truck. M. A. Nelson had a load of barley ground at Joe Varley’s the first part of the week. Clarence Starr motored to Bismarck Monday to get his glasses repaired. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Muggy from Bismarck were dinner and supper guests Sunday at the Joe Varley home. Earl Varley returned to Bis- marck with them. fam- at the ¢ @ ! Arena \ ° ° By MRS. O. McINTYRE Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolf Jr. left Thursday to spend their vacation at Lehr visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. J. J. Scallon entertained the Homemakers club Friday afternoon. A large number were present to en- joy the meeting. Miss Laury of Far- go spoke to the ladies during the mecting. Alex, EMa and Mary Neff called Thursday evening at the Christ Wolf Jr. home. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Corey and son Raphael of Bryant, 8. D., and Miss Rose Mulholland of Badger, 8. D., Mrs. J. C. Adleman of Bowdon, N. D., and Mrs. Owen McIntyre and chil- dren were guests at the Klagenburg home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Halner attended the circus and fair held in Bismarck Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolf and daughters Carrie and Hilda motored to Bismarck one day this weck pn business. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tees motored to Bismarck Thursday to attend the fair and circus. Mrs. Andrew Kraft and son Andrew and Jacob Kraft were business callers in Bismarck Tuesday. Mrs. Bert Glanville, Mrs. Owen McIntyre and Mrs. Romco Bailey at- tended Homemakers club Friday afternoon. Ben Klagenburg was a business caller in Hurdsfield Friday. Mrs. Geo. Weller and son Gottleib from New Leipzig were guests of Mr. | and Mrs. Karl Wolf from Friday until Monday. - Miss Pauline Wolf and Bluch Wag- ner motored to Bismarck Thursday to atiend the circus. Mr. and Mrs. John Erlenbush of Lemmon. S. D., were guests at the Christ Wolf Jr. and Sr. homes from Friday until Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Owen McIntyre and family, George McIntyre, Mr. and | Mrs. Ben Klagenburg and children attended church services at Hurds- field Sunday and from there motored to Bowdon to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. Adieman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haas, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Heas and daughter Leone returned home Tuesday from their trip to Chapic. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glanville called at the Julius Zweigle and Adam Haas homes Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Drum_ were callers on Mrs. W. H. Stark Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Klagenburg were in Wing Saturday. Misses Irene and Martha Kraft tyre Thursday. Ed Smith, Elmer Drum, George and Owen McIntyre, Thomas Merts and Meckle are the new road crew this week. W. H. Stark was called to Bismarck Friday on business. Charlie Frazier is telping with the carpenter work on the Allen Frazier residence. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove were callers at the Klagenburg home Thursday evening. Miss Mary Cromwell is spending this week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Glanville and Mr. and Mrs, Ray Hazlegrove were dinner guests of Mr. and’ Mrs. Bert Glanville Sunday. examination.. Miss Ella Leathers and | Mrs. Tom stusies seriniat There were 21 children examined. | Temvik | othe Wc. T. U, will meet Thurs- » @/day, June 27, with Mrs, Lee Ham- LAR blen. id BERIMA t NECK. Two cars of MeRensle Pd people -| motored to Menoken Tuesday eve- ene sey ail Stedman me ning and enjoyed a picnic at the Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Moore and sons | Stove. The Bismarck and Mandan motored to Hazelton Friday. Mr. Mickler and Mr. Calquhoun motored to Bismarck Friday to at- tend the fair. Mrs. Louise Foell was a Friday night caller at Grandma Paulson's. C. A. Albrecht is remodeling his store. It will be a modern and up- | day. to-date store. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reich returned from Heaton Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Larvick and family were Sunday dinner guests at the Edd Larvick home. Mrs. Peach and children returned home Saturday evening. j. Chas. Buck of California arrived here Monday to spend his vacation vith his parents. } oe Carl Reich Saturday at Jake ' Burkhard! took in the auto Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nauman Wednesday. Lorice Buck of Solen, N. D., is visit- ug her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Merle Buck, for several days. Dorthea Enders, Neil Quast and i THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE C. | took in the circus in Bismarck Thurs- | visited Mary Alice and Rose McIn- | Roberts. Bertha Iarvick were among the pu- pil: who played at the piano recital, under the direction of Mrs. A. L. Pe- terson of Bismarck,‘which was held at the Masonic temple in Linton Tues- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Stedman left here for Aberdeen Thursday, and ex- ects to be cone until Monday, Harry Ulfers was in Tuttle and ‘Wing Monday. Harry Ulfers called at Ray Hazle- &rove's Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray and Elvin and Opal Gray were in Tuttle Sun- day evening. | Frank Gray left for Iowa Tuesday to visit his father and other relatives. Emil Sattler was a supper guest at the Andrew Kraft home Tuesday. Ed Ochuner called Tuesday at the Ralph Malver home. Harty Ulfers called at the McIntyre home Tuesday. Andrew Kraft, Jr., and his mother and Jake Kraft were in Bismarck Tuesday on business. Bert Glanville called at Elmer Drumm’s Tuesday evening. Fred Wagners are the owner of a new sedan, Mrs, Owen McIntyre and children were shopping in Wing Tuesday. Ray Hazlegrove and Melvin Web- ster were shopping in Tuttle Wednes- day. Elmer Perry took in ‘the circus in Bismarck this week. Mrs. Will Thieling's mother Mrs. Ella Dodge from Californta is now visiting her. Elvin Gr i| Hazlegrove ° By MRS. RAY HAZELGROVE poe sg and his mother and ning. Ed Ochuner called at the Bruce Virgin farm Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove called Thursday evening at Ben Klanbure's. Ed Wagner and Pauline Wolff took in the big circus in Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Klanburg had as their guests Thursday their cousins from South Dakota and an aunt from | California and Mrs. Owen Mcintyre land family. Harry Ulfers called at Emil Sat- tler's and Ray Hazlegrove's Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove were shopping in Tuttle Friday. ‘ Mr. and Mrs, Joe Goldsmith and family and Mrs. M. 8. Goldsmith and Dale were in Tuttle Friday. John and Vernal Goldsmith and their brother Harold called Friday | Melvin Webster called Friday eve- ning at Emil Sattler's, sister were in Tuttle Thursday eve-| 4 daughters Tone and Dorothy and son! evening at the Ray Hazlegrove home. t office and telephone while Mrs. Man: ly and Isabel Colby were in Bismarck Friday. Mrs. Tommie Coons and Mrs. Grant Turner were visitors at the B. F. Coons home Friday evening. Miss Sarah Cleveland of Bismarck ‘was a week-end visitor at the George ‘Watson home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Madland are the parents of a baby boy, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Antrim are the par- ents of a baby girl, both born Thurs- day, June 20. Among those from here attending the fair Saturday at Bismarck were Mr. and Mrs. George Watson, Emery Turner, Freta Envick, Mr. and Mrs. A. Envick, C. W. Thompson, Ruby and Kenneth Thompson, Sylvester McClusky, Mr. and Mrs. H. Pearson, B. A. Drawver, Ben Freeman, R. C. Boren, Madeline and Gerald Boren, Bill:Strong, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Coons, Charlie Bratton, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Crum and Mr. and Mrs. T. Hughes. The dance given in the Crum barn was well attended. Elmer Klipstein and his orchestra furnished the music. R. C. Boren, Gerald and Madeline Boren and Mr. and Mrs. George Wat- son visited Mrs. Paul Antrim at the Bismarck hospital Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Hughes en- tertained at dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John Gable Sr., Mr. and Mrs. John Gable Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gable and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller, all of near Bismarck. > ——— i Welch’s Spur ¢ ° By MRS. R. M. WELUH orman had considerable trouble with his well.the first part of the week. Fred Dorman heuled water Robert Welch farm Mon- they succeeded ia get- r mid- 2 was in or, Mr. and ft . hn and Oliver W Welch were Bismarck na visitors his Irvin Sattler went to Bismarck Sat- urday to take in the circus. Harry Ulfers and Melvin Webster were in Tuttle one evening this week. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sattler and daughter Shirley Jean were dinner young turkeys by a coyote whic up within 20 fect of the house in the morning as dawn b lub are as follow: land, president; Mrs. Floyd Owen, vice president; Mildred Dietzman, secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Elmer Lundquist and Miss Dena Harms were appointed as leaders. At the close of the meeting a lunch was served by Mrs. Dietzman and daughter Mil- dred. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Hoss of Minne- apolis are visiting at the home of her i Brother, Mr. and Mrs. John Glum. Walter Dietzman received word from Washington that his brother George is very low at present. Those who went to Bismarck from this vicinity to attend the circus ‘Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fischer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tooker and daughter Evenlett, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lundquist. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Madland took their son David to McKenzie Wed- nesday to have him examined by the county health nurse and doctor. A large number of folks from this vicinity went to Bismarck Friday to attend the races. Mrs. William Kershaw and daugh- ter Esther were business callers at the W. A. Dietzman home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Madland are the proud parents of a baby boy who ‘was born at a Bismarck hospital Fri- day. Mr. and Mrs. John Glum and Mr. and Mrs. Nick Hoss of Minneapolis visited at the Carey Johnson home north of Sterling Saturday. Miss Edith Olson of near Regan was Mrs. L. Mad | a caller at the Joe Fischer home Sat- }| urday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Madland | and son Donald transacted business in Bismarck Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Norum and family of Bismarck were Sunday visitors at the William Kershaw home. Visitors at W. A. Dietzman’s Sunday are as follows: Mr. and Mrs. John Glum and children, Joe and Garey, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Hoss of Minne- apolis, Mr. and Mrs. John Gourdett ,| and family of Bismarck, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Owen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carey Johnson of Sterling, John and | Sonus Harms and Frank Watchel. | John Olson was a business caller at the William Kershaw home Friday. Mrs. Bill Madland entertained Mr. and Mrs, John Glum and Mr. and Mrs. Nick Hoss at a delicious supper Friday night. John and Senus Harms visited at the George Watchel home Sunday. j Raleigh 4 By W. B. Dorward Mesdames P. J. Rausch and Francis Roche were hosts Monday j afternoon when they entertained 15 of their lady friends at the Rausch home as a courtesy to Mrs. Alfred | Westrum. At the conclusion of a so- | cial afterzcon a dainty course lunch- ,eon was served. Mr Fargo, who was v is her sister, Derman shot at the pe: Mrs. Rausch, assisted them. guests Sunday at the Jake Sattler home. Other guests were Mr. and/ Mrs. Julius Zwiegle and family and Johnny Sattler and Roy Steinert. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Klanburg and | jIntyre and family and George Mc-/ tives near Bowdon. Melvin Webster was a dinner gues! Sunday at the Jake Sattler home. | and Mrs. Jake Stewart an‘) family took in the circus at Bismarck | Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Ed Ochuner and fam-j} ily and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sattier and daughter Shirley were ‘Thursday. Emil Sattler helped Andrew Kraft overhaul his car Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Halver and son! and Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Glanville | Mr. day. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stark are mev-| ing to Wing. ¢————________—__-+ | McKenzie ° By MRS. T. T. HUGHES family and Mr. and’ Mrs. Owen Mc- | di Intyre were guests Sunday of rela- B in Tuttle t coycve earlier Mr. and Mrs. Anton Peterson and two sons from Cadett, Wis., arri Tuesday by car to spend several di visiting at the Peterson. home. Mi {Peterson is a brother of Mr. Matt Peterson and this is their first visit to North Dakota. Boyd ay Boyd Friday. nel calicd Mr r children | son Law- | id two prand- | obt. Welch arck visitors Mr. and Mrs. Westrum and children and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Roche were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frost Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Butler of Freda and their two daughters who are visiting them from Wisconsin spent Wednes- day evening visiting at the Alfred e Tu The ti Odew, Li ‘1 Snyder and end Mrs. Robt. Welch E ar ir Yeakle 42 Will be held in sf near Glencoe on 3 picnic dinner and Iet’s te toget: Suiy 4. all celch: Robt. ng, and Mr. and ere in Menoken Welch, Mr. and Mrs. H. Larson motored to Jamestown Sunday where they visited at the home of Mrs. Larson's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. Mr. Strong returned home after a short visit with his daughter, Mrs. H. 1 mother, Mrs, Mar- , and Leo end Clarence ded church services in icMurrich, Marcus Lawrence Doppler mo- n Welch called at | vier boys and Glen | E: icitors | Westrum home. Quite a few attended the Shell Bros. circus at Flasher Tuesday aft- ernoon and evening and were favor- ably impressed with it. Mrs. Howard Pherson ef Minne- apolis arrived the first of the week to visit at the home of her mother, Mrs. Halverson, i Miss Mattie Peterson came over from Flasher Wednesday evening to visit her relatives who were here vis- iting from Wisconsin. Mrs. Gabbard spent several days the past week visiting friends and relatives at New England. Miss Alice Miller arrived home the first of the week for a much needed rest and vacation. Honoring Mrs. Alfred Westrum, Mrs. W. B. Dorward entertained a party of 12 of her lady friends to a course luncheon Wednesday after- noon. Mrs. J. W. Wold of Fargo, N. D., a guest of her sister, Mrs. P. J. to Regan, where they visited E. Curtis. H. E. Curtis is moving his store goods into the building recently va- cated by the J. B. Swanick I. G. A. store. William Wilton Jr. returned home the later part of last week after spending the winter and spring months: in the western states. The two 4-H clubs under the direc- tion of Mrs. P. P. Bliss and Isabel Colby went to Bismarck Tuesday to friends, Sunday. Cliver Welch, Saturday evening. Mrs. was on the sick list Sat- Hnownley Dorman id Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ted at the Otto Dorman Fred Rittel motored ter. N. D., Saturday evening A. D. Welch called on his brother, Rausch, was an out-of-town guest. Mr. and Mrs, P. J. Rausch and children attended the Fair and “The House of David” ball game at Bis- marck Thursday afternoon. They were accompanied to Bismarck by Mrs. Rausche's sister, Mrs. J. W. Wold, and two children, who returned | to their home at Fargo that evening. |__Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frost and son Irwin, Roy and Alfred Frost de- parted Thursday morning for a two the 4-H club convention. nt Guaday with their brother weeks’ fishing vacation in Minnesota Dr. Williams and her nurse, Miss and gister there. The brother is seri- and Canada. Donovan were at the McKenzie schoolhouse Wednesday giving the Epworth League societies were also there. Mrs. Roy Turner and children of Sterling were visitors at the Grant Turner home Wednesday afterncon. Mrs. Paul and Emil Lang of & ling were McKenzie callers Wednes- Harry Cunz of Bismarck wes a bus- iness caller in McKenzie Wednesday. Jimmie Swanick of Tuttle was in Quite a few from here attended the circus at Bismarck Thursda: . and Mrs. W. L. Watson and Lillian and Esther left fox th parts in Canada, they peel sointires in Wis- urning home. and i a 5 z sPEEnbtg! stl 'ifel ee children under school age a. health |” re ily transacted business in ously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Rittel returned Sunday even Mr. and M lohn Welch and fam- ily visited at Irs, Welch's parents, me and Mrs. Sleter, of Brittin, Sun- lay. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Doppler and son Leo visited and dined at the Robt. Welch home Sunday evening. Rev. end Mrs. Gonlson will conduct Bille school at Boyd schoolhouse No. 1 the coming week. | Frances | —_— OO By MILDRED E. DIETZMAN Mr. and Mrs. Jake Merkel have gone to Robinson to visit Mr. Merkel’s Parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Merkel, for several days this week. Mrs. Joe Fischer and children have been on the sick list the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. Ployd Owen and fai Tuesday. Herold Madland is assisting his brother Lawrence Madland with the work for several days. Mrs. W. Tooker home Tuesday. + Frances township. Mr. and Mrs. William Kershaw and family are the proud owners of a new car. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Madiand and son David and Mrs.- Harold Madland ¢ Bismarck A. Dietzman and son Edwin were business callers at the Martin ‘ Elmer Lundquist has been main- children, | taining the roads in west half of Mr. and Mrs. John Oleson were hosts Thursday evening ' having ss their dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Al- fred Westrum and children. Mr. and Mrs, Sam Haas and chil- dren arrived home Wednesday trom their two weeks vacation spent at Venturia, N. D. Marjorie Oleson spent several days the past week visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan McGrath at Mo- bridge, S. D., returning home Friday. A party of little boy friends of Mylo Wesgrum invaded the Westrum home Thursday evening and gave a farewell party for Mylo. Games were the diversion of the evening, after which refreshments were served by some of the mothers. E. N. Bosworth went to Seranton, N. D., Wednesday to attend a district meeting of the Equity Union, return- ing home Saturday. Frederick and Arthur Rossow re- turned home Friday from Grand Forks where they attended the Grand Lodge of the Masonic order. Mrs. Harry Fritz of Mobridge, 8. D., was a between trains visitor of her mother, Mrs. Bertha Rossow, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. VW’. P. Stayner had as their dinner guests Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Westrum and children. Elgin was @ business H. A. Pahl of visitor in town Friday. Mrs. Sammy Pack and little daugh- ter from Kansas City, Mo., are visiting relatives and friends in leigh and Brisbane. Mr. and Mrs, Theodore Christenson transacted business in Bismarck Tues- Hoss, who came from Minneapolis. day. John Glum went to Bismarck Wed- nesday to meet Mr. and Mrs. Nick Cedric Craig was a business caller at the William Kershaw home Wed- Clover Homemakers club at the W. A. Dietzman home Wednesday. ‘Those who were nominated as officers of the J. W. Wold of | the public sale held at the A. West- rum residence Saturday afternoon, Bertha Schmidt of Elgin was & caller in town Thursday afternoon. The entire community gathered at the church parlors Saturday evening for a farewell party given for Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Westrum and family. At the conclusion of a social evening a Picnic lunch was served. C. L. Klien- schmidt in a few well chosen words Presented the family with a purse of money as a token of esteem of their many friends. Other speakers of the evening were J. C. Christensen, John Morrison and Clara Steele. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Westrum s—~ children departed Sunday morning for their new home in Glendive, Mont. In their 18 years spent among us they have endeared their selves to us all, and it is with regret that we see them go. Mr. Westrum together with his brother Oscar, formerly of Flasii- er, have purchased a hardware store and mortuary at Glendive. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Stayner and children departed Sunday morning for a week's outing of fishing at the lakes in Minnesota and Caneda. Dur- ing their absence Glen Bosworth will drive the mail route and Harold Oz- bun will run the oil station. Mrs. John Morrison had the plea- sure of entertaining her college class mate Miss Graham over Sunday as she is the advance worker of the Chautauqua held in Carson the past | Week. Mrs. Morrison and Miss Gra- ham graduated from the Presbyterian college at Parkville, Missouri. Moffit By MRS. C. E. MOFFIT Archie Marvel visited his brother William and family at Cummings, N. D., over the week-end. Otto Brown of near Jamestown is digging a cellar at his farm which is occupied by Joe Coder and family. The grandmothers’ unit of the La- dies Aid met at the home of Mrs. J. C. Kendall Thursday. A lovely lunch was served at the close of the after- noon, Otto Brown was entertained at Sunday dinner at the E. A. Kleeman home. Last Friday afternoon the people were shocked to learn that the barn on the Jones farm had burned to the @ cround and nothing was saved. The cause of the fire was children playing with matches. A Shetland pony and some calves and chickens burned to death. The windmill also just melted over to the ground. This is a heavy loss for Mr. Jones as he had only re- cently bought the Eggen place. Mrs. Burns Bailey and children vis- ited at the Peter Hofstad home Fri- day afternoon. - Jason Hoover was shopping in rck Monday. She brought Mr. Hoover down to attend an elevator meeting and he returned to Bismarck Monday night as he is serving on the jury, S. T. Marks entertained the four supper Friday night. Enockson is having a new enclosed porch put on the east end of his house. This is a fine improve- ment to he house. Mr. Owen, Mrs. father, is doing the car-. penter work. Mr. and Mrs. Regan of Oregon are ing with Mrs. Regan's mother, Korme Kimble. Mr. and M Ira Perkins enter: tained Monday evening several guests at a birthday supper in honor of George Park. Mr. and 's. Fred Pillsbury and children visited relatives near Mc- Kenzie Sunday. Chris Thorsen and Fred Doehle took in the fair and races at Bismarck Saturday. i Lucille Moctzel returned home Tues- day from Ellendale where she has been attending school. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Coder had as guests on Sunday the following Billy Hughes and family of McKenzie, Mr. and Mrs. Cline, Mr. Keeh, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Porter and daughter Beth, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hofstad and children and Wilhelmina Moffit. Mrs. Fay Johnson received word that her husband had reached the sanitarium in Missouri and had started to take treatments. We hope he will regain his health while gone. Mr. and Mrs. August Benz and two children and Neil Edwards and Mrs. V. Benz returned home Sunday eve- ning from their trip to Minnesota and Wisconsin. The four preachers were enter- tained at the following homes Chas, Faust Wednesday night, Jason Hoo- ver Wednesday noon and Saturday noon, C. E. Moffit Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Adams entere tained several friends and relatives at dinner Sunday. Max and Henry Kruse arrived in Moffit last week. Miss Owens of South Dakota is in Moffit looking after her business in- terests, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moffit and C. E. Moffit and two daughters Gladys and Thelma motored to Bismarck Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Asselstine and children and Mrs. M. M. McNally and fon pies a ey Sunday. rs. ‘ani nz was shopping Bismarck Monday. * Miss Laurie, the homemaker organ- izer, was in Moffit Monday and ore ganized the Rainbow Homemakers club of Moffit. The meeting was held at the Enockson home. Officers elect- ed were : Mrs. Emil pres- ident; Mrs. Fay Johnson, vice pres- ident; Mrs. Melvin Thorsen, secre- tary; Mrs. Burns Bailey, reporter. The next meeting will be the fourth Teuadey in July at the Fay Johnson — me. Mr. : | 4 Mrs. William Carroll and daughi# Mrs. Ed Olson and Mrs, Bismarck Frank Benz motored to Saturday.