The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 11, 1929, Page 9

au Soa ope e Wilson Township | By MRS. JOHN A. BERG [ Mr. and Mrs. Sam Berg and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Wagner motored to Minot Saturday to attend the fair, re- turning the same day. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagner of ‘Washburn visited with Mr. Wagner's sisters Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martzholf and family of Mercer visited at the Christ ‘Wolf home over Sunday. Edward Vossler of Wishek, N. Dak., visited at his father-in-law's home over the week-end. Mrs. Vossler re- turned home with him after a three weeks visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Neimiller and Christ Neimiller motored to Fessenden, N. Dak., to attend the fair Wednesday. They also visited with Mr. Neimiller's brother at Hurdsfield, N. Dak. Mr. Berg is doing the chores until they return. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seibold mo- tored to Wildwood lake Saturday for berries. Mr. and Mrs, Gustave Neimiller and Mr. and Mrs. Christ Warner were eae. visitors at the John A. Berg me. Mr, and Mrs. Christ Wolf motored | | to Wilton to meet Rev. Strutz of Jamestown Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagner and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wagner motored to Minot Friday to attend the fair. They also visited with their sister at Garrison, Mrs. Ed_Esslinger. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Nelson and fam- ily motored to Still Sunday afternoon to attend church. ° Mr. and Mrs. John Schiofman and daughter Alice, who are working at the John Noon farm, attended church meeting at the Wilton church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seibold mo- tored to Baldwin to see about a farm Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Baumiller mo- tored to Wilton to consult a doctor for the girls. They are both sick. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Wagner called at the Lewis Wagner home Friday. Sam Berg and sons were Wilton ehoppers Friday. They also took a load of ground feed home. Mr. and Mrs. Cottielb Wall and family motored to the leke Sunday afternoon. Sunday, July 14, the Evangelist Ladies Aid will mect with Mrs. Gus- tave Neimiller. All are welcome. Mr. Berg and children motored to Bismarck Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wagner mo- tored to Wilton Wednesday to shop. Emanuel Heintz of Martin, N. D., was a dinner guest at his uncle's home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolf motored to Mercer to transact business. Mr. Heitzman of McClusky was a caller at the John Berg home Sunday. Otto Wolf got a load of coal at the mine Friday. oJ 7 =, Ghylin By MARGARET DAVIS Willis G""l cut his alfalfa hay this week, He should have comt ced hoying sooner, Then we mij have had rain, i Mr. and Mrs. Johnson came up to L. W. Davis's to have him take his rrandsor. Georgie to Bismarck to have his hand dressed Wednesday. Nick Holg--son and family spent .the Fourth at Tuttle in the day time, ° ° - ar” in the evenirg they drove to Bis- “Little and children, Hugo and Emil marck and « ~x ir the fireworks, Paul Davis spent July 4 at Tuttle. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson and daughter ha > returned from a tour- ing vacation. They went to Washing- ton, D. C., to visit relatives, return- ing by way of Iowa. Margaret Gill was at Wildwood the afternoon of “-> Fourth, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Anderson an children spent Sunday afternoon witl Gross Broste and wife. cay Perkins has returned to Ghylin fom Ic 2. where he went last fall. He came back with Mr. and Mrs.|The Albert Johnson. While tr 2 he took diner with Oil Hamilton, an old- timer, who homesteaded in North Da- ! ta. Mr/and Mrs. Coleman, Walter, Jan- neite and Elsie, M.. and Irs. L. W. Davis, and children, Barlik Fist , Mr. a-:ul Mrs. Eric Englebretchen and chil- dren, Mr. Walter and Julia Schmesky an. relatives, ard Donald Falmer spent the “ourth at Wildwood. Staton Davis can’t decide which he : 3s the best, boat-riding or airplan- but there wes a thrill in the ride in the air. Mrs. August Grause has been in a Bismarck hospital the last week. Several attendec the Farm-rs union Saturday noon. Victor and Elget Sirom, Mr. end Mrs. Bert Hed-trom and children, 17+, and Mrs. 4rne Tosseth. Arne Tos- ctr and son, Mr. and Mrs. Gross Bruste, Henry Eroste, Mrs. Keaton and children, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sundquist, Mr. and Mrs. Calone @--=es, Jay Perkins, Mr. and Irs. D.. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. i.rause, Mr. nd Mrs. Henry quist and Lu:ille, Nick family, Luther Davis and and Mrs. Louise King and Gi", Bennie Benson, August Jr., Reuben, Hilda and Oliver Tc set’: a i Hl F] a shop- "NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS morning and left Mrs. Iva Jchnsca Qnd son Georgie in Bismarck. i Mr. Lema Lund gee in ogan Wednesday tht shopping and visiting among old-tim: Mr: H-zel Loui: and children are still visiting with her mother, Mrs. Keator. Mrs. L. W. Davis was < business caller in Bismarck Wednesday and took dinner with her sister, Mrs. Beulah Holmes. * stato burs have made their ap- Pearance now, which will give the to employ their Emma Coleman spent the Fourth at tgomery Wat store in Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Holgerson were Saturday evening callers at the home of Benton Dackean, Mrs. H. B, Gill was a visitor at the Will Gill home Saturday. The Tosseths have ‘relatives from “yan ‘Toweth spent the Pour la it tl Bismarck. sas ec Herb Falmer and Tommy attended the horse race Saturday evening in Wogan. Ray Grambling won in the o ° Leith \ —— ey By MRS. J. H. EMCH Mrs. J. W. Evens and daughter Phyllis were calling on old friends in Leith Friday. E. T. Saunders and John Troien made a business trip to Dickinson t! latter part of the week. Clarence Stewart and daughter Minnie arrived from Minnesota Sat- urday. Leith was represented in several Places the Fourth. The Leith band Played for the Fourth of July csle- bration at McLaughlin, and a number vf ate People \ accompanied the Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Gibson visited friends in New England the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. H. Faubel and son Billy and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Faubel and family spent the Fourth at Lem- mon, Wm. Kamrath and family in Beulah, and a number of others made up picnic parties at the river. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kimball and Mr. and Mrs. Guy McAndrews were business visitors in Mott Saturday. Tom Pa rroe trucked a load of cream landan Saturday. Owi So the. Tia he “Was UnSbIS to Take the return trip until Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Saunders re- turned from their trip to Missouri the last of the week. They were gone about two months. Gordon Corby of Jamestown is vis- iting at the E. J. Lawfer home for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Kimball went to Bismarck Monday to meet their daughter, Mrs. Lou Nylan, of York, N. D., who will visit at their home. E. Anhorn’ and family, of Carson, were visiting friends in Leith and vicinity Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Emch arrived from Bowman Friday, leaving for Selfridge Sunday, where Glenn is ad- justing hail claims. Lonn and Miss Charlotte Ikehl, who are attending school at ; speht™ tte Fourth with home folks. They returned to Dickin- son Sunday, accompanied by Mrs. Marjorie Zellers and Miss Agnes Mr. and J. C. Zauner spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives in Leith, returning to Mott Sunday Claude Kamrath had the misfor- tune to upset his car Saturday eve- ning near Carson, owing to the slip- pery roads. Fortunately none of the five occupants of the car was in- jured, but the car was damaged con- s:terably. The Leit: Chautauqua started on Tuesday under rather unfavorable weather conditions. The have so far been ve the week on Tuesday, July 16, with Mrs. J. H. Emch, E. T. Saunders will move his steck of merchindi-:2 into the building for- E. Anhorn. The ‘Miss Helen Wessel, who spent the Fourth with home folks, returned to Diskinson Monday, where she is at- tending normal i Miss Elaine Mellon went to Reeder , Joining friends there on a trip to the Bleck Hills. Max Ellman is now driving a new car which he purchased through a it. Tldridge Cowan arrived trom Min- neapolis to spend the summer with grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E "E 5 Wi By EDITH MUELLER oe a ‘its § ‘J.B. Swanick and wife, of Tuttle, called at the B. W. Graham home Fred Borth has as his guest this week his brother, Carl’ Borth, from Canada. Mrs. Jake Horner and Jay Kilts motored to Bismarck Saturday to ds z EE Fei ag: § Goodrich Sunday. They spent day visiting at the Stroble hi with Andrew Mueller and wife, of Indiana, former residents here; also a brother of John Mueller. P Mr. bat pte! phe and family, . spent. Sunday at the John Weber Sr. home. Lawrence Minenger and wife, of Hasen, visited at the Jake Horner home Sunday, Mrs. Minenger is a sis- ter of Mrs. Horner. B. W. Graham motored to Fargo Monday to attend a Masonic lodge meeting. He was accompanied by his wife and son, Mrs. A. E. Kopplin and Mrs. Glanville. They attended rs’ club while there. Mr. and Mrs. David Hein and Jake Hein motored to Goodrich Sunday to attend the funeral rites for Mrs. Jake Felichie, formerly Miss Haas of north of Arena. ‘The George Andersons had as their Guests Sunday J. A. Koltler and wife, a Mr. Kohler’s mother and = Z Mrs, H. H. McCumber and son Paul, A. M. McCumber and daughter Doris, of Pettibone, Mrs. D. H. Williamson, 1..3, Steve Markuth and son Jerry, from Livingston, Mont., were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Harry Gray. Mrs. Markuth and sons re- mained for a week's visit, while the reet of the party returned to Pettibone. Orva Batley left for Prescott, Wis., Inst Tuesday. Olivé Rise was a guest at the South ranch Friday. Mrs, Ed Larson had as her house guests last week her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vickorn, and Harry Rhymers, of Min- neapolis. . and Mrs. Kettleson and family, ib Beach, are visiting at the Holmberg me, Dorothy Mutchler of Bismarck is visiting at the O. C. Boss home this ihe | werk, H. Paulson, Clara Weber, Domida Johnson and Olive Rise attended the parochial school program given in Lein Sunday. Emil Friedholm and Otto Jerzzew- sky motored to Goodrich Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lund were din- teed guests at the North ranch Sun- y. Lonida Johnson of Woodworth ar- rived at the Larson home Saturday, where she will be employed. Trancis, Andrew and Burnell Lar- gon and Harry Rhymers attended the fe‘r in Jamestown Tuesday. Mr. Lar- gon returned with them. a A. L. Davis and family spent sev- eral days at Dickey this week. Mrs. Ole Anfinson has charge of the switchboard during Davis's ab- sence. Clarice Tice and Dan Tice, of Bis- marck, were Wing callers Tuesday. Clarice Tice was an overnight guest at the Mueller home Tuesday. John Mueller and wife motored to Underwood Wetinesday. ? Taft ‘ 1 6 By FLORENCE B. GOSNEY Earl Gaskill and Charley Gosney transacted business in Bismarck ‘Tuesday. Henry Swindling and John Benz were busy shearing sheep Tuesday | ¢ and Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Koon and son Eldon of Bismarck called at the Gos- ney home Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Caroll spent Wednesday night at the John Benz home. Miss Florence Gosney spent Satur- day night with Mildred Johnson. Rex Fogarty spent Wednesday night at his home. Mr. and Mrs, Wilbert Koon and children spent Thursday at the Gos- ney home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fogarty spent the Fourth at Bismarck. Byr2n Nieman spent Friday with Hugh Jessen while his mother went to Bismarck to spend the day with Lois, Mr. and Mis. George Lewis and Marion spent the Fourth at Linton. Miss Lucille Elness, Theodore Lang and Homer Enfick called at the Gos- ney home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Gosney and Edna, al- so Mra.@C. Gaskill spent the evening of the Fourth in Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jessen and family spent the Fourth in Bismarck. Mrs. John Baker and son Johnny called at the Herman Nieman home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gosney and family and Miss Lydia Briscoe spent Sunday at the Gosney home. Selmar Dyrstad called at the Gas- kill home Friday. Earl Gaskill left Wednesday for Litchville, No. Dak., where he visited friends. He also visited with friends in Jamestown on his way home. He Mrs. Swindling spent Mon- day at the Charley Anderson home. Mrs. Chas. Gaskill called at the Dyrstad home Friday. Henry Jessen’s folks leit on the Flyer Friday night after spending dren were Moffit callers Sunday. riptel £5809 areee i 2 : i i i THE BISMARCK TRIBUNK, THUR by Mrs. Chas. Gaskill and Mrs. Wil- bert Koon at the Gaskill home Fri- day, July 12. o \ Estherville Dan Dantelson transacted business By MRS. ROY LITTLE in the capital city Wednesday. Grant and Merrill Lindsey called at the Earl Mowder home Wednesday evening. Norman Little called at the Strand home Wednesday. Among the callers in Regan Wed- nesday from here were Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCullough and daughter Bar- bara, Wm. Mickelson and daughter Odessa, Frieda and Otto Uhde, Grace Meyers, Oliver and Lloyd Knutson, Harry Davenport, Charlotte and Ruth ‘Wilmot and Roy Little and family. Harry Davenport and family mo- tored to the river Tuesday. Fourth of July was very quiet in this community. Some went to Bis- marck, some to Tuttle, and others went to Wildwood. Quite a few of the Canfield folks celebrated with a pic- nic at Canfield lake. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little and son Wilfred called at the Walker home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berg and family spent the Fourth with relatives near Still. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wilson and daughters Doris and Lois and Miss Creata Ong left Saturday for their home in Mason City, Iowa, after hav- ing spent the past two weeks visiting relatives and friends here. Frank Mickelson transacted busi- ness in Regan Friday. Donovan Mickelson of Wilton is visiting at the Frank Mickelson home. Marie Schilling spent Thursday night at the A. H. Lundberg home in Regan. called at the Ed Rasche and Jim Little homes Friday evening. Mrs, Pete Mickelson visited at the Frank Mickelson home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Manning were Sunday visitors at the Carl Berg home. The ball game played at Regan Sunday between Washburn and Re- gan was won by Washburn. Clayton Little called at the Roy Little home Sunday. A good sized crowd attended the Farmers Union picnic in Regan Sat- urday. Marie Schilling visited at the Harry Davenport home Monday. Quite a few people enjoyed a swim at Florence lake Sunday. Mrs. Tom Hollingsworth of Wilton was an overnight guest at the Harry Davenport home Sunday. Ruth Wilmot went home with her Monday morning to spend a couple of days. Wilfred Little spent a couple of days this week with his cousin Virgil Little. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davenport were @| Regan callers Monday. Dan Danielson @ business call- er in Regan Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davenport and Ruth Wilmot motored to Mandan Tuesday whcre Ruth consulted a doc- tor. | Dodge By OLGA M. GROSSMAN 7 H 1 ¢ County Commissioners Wasem and Smith of Hailiday were transacting business in Dodge Monday. Miss Lillian Anderson of Minnesota is the guest for some time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barker. Miss Anderson is a sister of Mrs. Barker. Mrs. Henry Specht and son An- drew and daughter Rose motored to Bismarck Monday where the latter entered the Bismarck hospital ‘to un- dergo an operation for appendicitis. Zap and Dodge played a ball game Sunday. The scores were 21 to 11 in favor of Zap. P. B. Goetz was a business caller at the reservation Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. F. Gniesze of Hebron were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Davidson. Mr. and Mrs. John Stern, Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Goetz and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jacobs spent the Fourth at Bis- marek. Mr. and Mrs. A. Baker of Wash- ington are visiting for a few weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Pitts. Rev. John Sornberger of Minneso- ta will hold services at the Congre- gational church during the absence of Rev. E. E. Matteson. Fred Gleich and Anton Wilhelm were callers at the J. C. Grossman home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Lang of New England, this state, are the guests for @ few weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Kellar. Mr. Lang is a brother of Mrs. Kellar. Mr. and Mrs. Wendelin Masset of Linton, this state, are visiting this week at the Gabriel Marquardt home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pedersen spent the Fourth of July at Beulah. Fred Ruff was transacting busi- ness in Manning Friday. Rev. Garriky, C. 8. Barrows and Adolph Eissinger were transacting business in Mandan Wednesday. Louis and Sam Goetz had a stand at the reservation last week. Rev. and Mrs. Carl Wittmeyer and George Lindaman of Golden Valley were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Doffee Wednesday. Mrs. T. Allison and Alfred Allison of“Zap attended church services at the church muptay. ing. After leaving the train in Bis- marck Mrs. Doppler had the mis- fortune of being bitten by a very vic- tous dog. She has been to the doctor ‘@| to have the wound in her leg dressed several times this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Welch and fam- ily motored to Lake Isabel for the Fourth. Many of the neighbors attended the Picnic at the Buckley grove Thurs- day. Some attended the celebration in Bismarck during the day. Most everyone attended the fireworks in Bismarck in the evening. After the fireworks, some of the young folks he toad the dance at the Woodruth arn, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Doppler called on their daughter, Mrs. Robt. Welch, Thursday morning. Mrs. Doppler took the two youngest Welch children home with her and kept them over the week-end. Mrs, George McMurrich and daugh- ter called at the Robt. Welch, Ed Doppler and A. D. Welch homes Fri- day morning. Mrs. McMurrich was looking for chicken feed. Miss Sara Boyd and a girl friend from near Minot, N. D., called on Mrs. Robt. Welch Friday afternoon. A number of young people gathered at a Robt. Boyd home Friday eve- ning. Mr. and Mrs. John Welch and fam- ily, and Mr. Boran motored to Bis- marck Saturday. Mrs. Ed Doppler and son Leo mo- tored to Bismarck Friday. Oliver Welch and Robt. Welch have each Rad their tractors on the town- ship grader this week. Robt. Welch had to move fence for the new road. Mrs. Fred Rittel and little son vis- ited Mrs. Robt. Welch Thursday aft- ernoon. Miss Della Rittel attended a party in Bismarck Saturday night. By RUTH BURBAGE and ESTHER SCHMITZ The Arthur Solberg family were Sunday visitors at Victor Engdahls. Philip Starkel and family of Bis- marck had Sunday supper at the Geo. Koch home. Mr. Starkel left on Mon- day for Colorado. Sunday supper guests at the Emil Sabot home were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gabel and two children. Mrs. Nels Nelson and children, Emma and Victor, had dinner with the Victor Engdahl family Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Morris and three children visited Sunday with John Sabots. Hugo Nelson is working for Victor Engdahl. Aug. Gabel and wife of Bismerck spent Sunday at the home of his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gabel. The George Koch family were callers Sunday at the homes of Tony Knoll and Jack Koch. Sunday guests at the Henry Gabel home were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mill- er and children, Mr. and Mrs. John Gabel Jr. and sons and Joe Gabel. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davenport and two children were Friday visitors at the Frank Gabel home. Victor Engdahl hauled coal Nelson last Monday. Mrs. Fred Sabot and son Vincent. and Mrs. Compneau visited at Emil Sabot's Friday. The John Sabots entertained the following guests at their home the Fourth of July: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sabot, Mrs. Compneau, Mr. and Mrs. Basil Small and three children, Bur- ton, Kenneth and Derothy, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Neucobauer and two chil- dren, Grandpa and Grandma Small and Harry Small, Mrs. Gonyier and sons Charlie and John, and Mrs. Sa- bot’s sister Ruth, her husband and children, Tim and Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sabot and baby visited at Gabel's Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Gabel and Mrs. Prank Gabel motored to Mandan Sun- day to visit at the August Zuger home. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gabel, George Gabel and children, Grace, Ambrose and Richard, motored to Lake Isabel to spend the Fourth. Miss Beatrice Hardland of Peters- burg, N. D., visited with Mrs. Schmitz @ few days last week. A baby boy, Vergil Leroy, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sabot June 25. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Asbridge and family were supper guests at the Adrian Asbridge home Sunday. Tom Asbridge called at the Adrian Asbridge home on business Saturday. Elizabeth im spent a few days with the Henry Gabels last week. —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—__"o | Rock Hill & for By RUTH LITTLE Callers at the Mrs. K. Kolb home Sunday were Stephen Monroe, Clar- ence, Ralph and Lioyd Wheeler, Mar- jon and Muriel Scott, Mrs. J. F. Little, Ruth, Clyde and Virgil. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Dimond called at the Arthur Nelson home,Sunday. Leo Sheldon and sons Carl and Raymond were guests at the Ernest Gordon home Tuesday. The Farmers’ union picnic at Regan Saturday was well attended. Ray Gramling's horse took first prize in the horse race. Clarice Howe returned home Mon- day after spending two weeks at Bis- the Wallman home. Mrs. Roy Farley called at with Virgil Little. W. H. Kolb, Edward and Robert called at ‘he Mrs. K. Kolb home Wed- nesday. SDAY, JULY 11, 1929 OO | Gibbs I]. ° Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little and family | 4, or Wednesday to visit with Mrs. Kolb's daughter, Mrs. George Little, and family. Mrs. John Howe and daughtér Hazel, Mrs. Henry Swanson and daughter Dolores called at the G. A. Lindsey home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wilson and children and Miss Creta Ong of Mason City, Iowa, returned home Sat- urday after spending two weeks vis- iting friends and relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davenport mo- tored to the river Sunday on a fish- ing trip. S. B. Olson was a Regan caller Monday. Ernie Gordon called at the Willard Dimond home Monday. A. Kolb motored to Bismarck Sat- urday. Allen Tolliver accompanied him home. Alen spent two weeks at Bismarck with his father. Andrew Olson called at the Wm. McCullough home Monday. Oscar and George Wolworth called at J. F. Little's Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Magnuson and son Helmer motored to Regan Tues- day. Miss Lillian Hedstrom of Bismarck is a guest at the John Howe home. Mrs. K. Kolb, Andrew Kolb and Mrs. V. Monroe were Sunday guests at the W. H. Kolb home. Art Landerholm called at the Ernest Gordon home Tuesday. Callers at the A. F. Ghylin home Thursday evening were Mr. and Mrs. John Howe and Hazel, Mrs. H. F. Swanson and Dolores. Mrs. Mabel Bailey and children called at the Ire Bailey home Friday. Mrs. John Howe and Hazel motored to Regan Saturday. They also called at the Bert Hedstrom home. Chas Heddick called at the Andrew Kolb home Tuesday. j Steele | By MRS. F. W. GRESS Mr. and Mrs.Herbert Wernick, for- mer residents of Stecle, who have been visiting friends here for the past week, returned to their home in Wis- consin the latter part of the week. Mrs. Stromblad returned Friday from Bismarck where she has been staying for several months. The local baseball team played two games with the Bismarck tcam last week at Bismarck. The score of the game on Wednesday was 6 to 5 in favor of Bismarck and Thursday the score was 7 to 4 in favor of Bismarck. Members of the high school class of 1925 held their annual reunion Saturday evening. They gathered at Lake Isabel, but found it an uncom- fortable place to stay on account of rain, so they went to the H. M. Smith home for the remainder of the eve- ning. Members of the class who were present were Mayola Necle, Miriam Smith, Clara Wamsley, Dorothy Ar- gent, Mrs. Forrest Carlson, Dale Gold- smith, Paul Gress, an Glen Darling. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Cunningham of New York city, who have been visiting here at the home of Mr. Cunning- ham’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Cun- ningham, Jeft last week for Wash- burn, where they will visit at the home of Mr. Cunningham’s sister. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Dwyer Hayes on July 5th, a son, Curtis Eugene. Mrs. DeSohn, who has been visiting for several weeks at the G. A. Dieruf home, left Friday for Turtle Lake where she will visit for some time at the home of her son, Dan DeSohn. Beulah Lindseth spent several days last week in a Bismarck hospital re- ceiving medic-] treatment. Harry Cunningham of Bismarck made a business visit here Monday. Daphne Wamsley went to Valley City Monday as delegate from the Epworth League, to the state Epworth League institute being ixeld there this week. The Stecle high band was given third piace in the contest held in Bis- marck July 3d. Floyd McCabe visited at the Carl Omodt home Sunday. Mrs. D. Ritchie and children and Mrs. Chamberlain motored to Bis- marck Tuesday to visit Mr. Ritchie, who is still confined in the hospital there. Mr. and Mrs. Kvalness of Bowman visited this week “t the Dieruf home. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Meyer are on their vacation this week visiting at the home of Mrs. Meyer's parents near Jamestown. Dorothy Tucker spent part of last week in a Bismarck hospital caring for a small nephew, who is recovering from a mastoid operation. Basil McGee of Dawson visited Tuesday at the home of his sister, Mrs. John Taylor. Captain and Mrs. H. E. Rolfe and children of Grand Forks visited Fri- day evening at the Methodist parson- age. The Rolfes were en route to Mandan and Mott where they will enjoy a vacation from their work in the Salvation Army, with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Ness and Nels Ness and daughter Mildred motored to Morhead Monday where they will visit relatives for some time. Foye Harriss is the .cw manager of the Powers Elevator Co. here. Mr. and < ‘rs. Pierson returned last week from spending a week's vacation in Montana. Frank Heinze has purchased the mer pastor of the Presbyterian church in Raleigh. They were visiting Mrs. Ford's sister, Mrs. Glen Roberts, of Lark, who is recovering from an oper- ation at the Bismarck hospital. Harry Britner returned from Stras- burg Wednesday where he had spent several days visiting friends. Mr. and: Mrs. John Metz were cap- ital city visitors Friday. Those who attended the Fourth of July celebration at Bismarck were C. L. Klienschmidt and family, P. J. Rausch and family and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Roche. Friends and relatives of the J. C. Christensen family gathered at their home and enjoyed the day picnicking and boat riding at the large dam near their home, wuly 4th. J. C. Christensen departed Friday morning for Columbus, Nebr., to visit former friends who are visiting here from Denmark. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frost and son Irwin also Roy Frost returned home Friday from a two weeks’ va- cation trip spent at the Minnesota lakes fishing. They brought some nice large pike home with them ana Saturday evening invited a large crowd of Triends in to enjoy a treat of fish. | Conrad Frost of Grand Rapids, Minn., also Mr. Sein are visiting at the homes of Clarence, Roy and Al- fred Frost this week. | Mr. and Mrs. John Metz departed | Sunday for Miles City, Mont., where they will spend a two weeks’ vacation visiting home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Husby and little son reurned from Mott Friday where they spent the week with Mr. Husby's folks. Mrs. Husby accompanied her husband as far as Shields Saturday when he returned to his home in Sioux Falls, 8. D. She spent Satur- day and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Pusch at Shiel ; and returned Sun- day evening with her mother, Mrs. Clara Steele and sister, Mrs. John ad Morrison, who had spent the day at the Pusch home. Mrs. Husby and son will visit hv.ae Jolks for a while before returning to her home. Leona Krosch enjoyed the Fourth with her folks in Selfricge. P. J. Rausch and Sam Paul attend- ed to matters of business at the county seat Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Miller and two children motored to Grafton, N. D., for a several days’ business trip. Theo. Bachmeler of Selfridge came to spend the Fourth with home folks. The Stayner Beim and Peter Klien families took in the celebration at the sub agency near Shields the | Fourth. Spencer and Clayton Peterson and | Alvin Tillman took in the two-day | celebration at McLaughlin, S. D., the 4th and Sth. j Christiania peta Srsera es By VIOLET A. CLARKE Russel Tollefson left a few weeks | ago for Bismarck where he has ac-} cepted a position in the Central | Lumber yard. Martin Magnus and Marvin were Sterling callers Tuesday. Quite a few from here spent tne Fourth of July in Bismarck. | Marvin Magnus called at the Harry Edgeley home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clarke and Miss | Violet were Sterling callers Tuesday. Miss Luella Tollefson, who has been | working in Bismarck, returned to her home Saturday. Mr. end Mrs. Wil- | liam Hoeft and family brought her home from Bismarck. Miss Violet Clarke was a Sterling caller Friday. f | Martin Magnus visited at Jennie Clarke's home Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. William Hoeft a children Pauline and Max were St ling callers Friday. Jennie Clarke and Violet visited at the Cary Johnson home Wednesdey evening. Ed Smith was Saturday. Henry Stile called at the Jennie Clarke home Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. William Stile and family were Sterling callers Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clarke and Miss Violet were Sterling callers Saturday. They also called at the Dan Walmon and Mrs. Ella Tollefson homes on their way home. Mrs. Elder Elness was a Sterling caller Friday. Mrs. Ed. Smith called on Mrs. Ella Tollefson Thursday morning. Martin Magnus was a Sterling call- er Friday. Jennie Clarke and Violet visited at the Hassin Elias home Sunday. They also visited a few minutes at the Henry Stile home on their return. J. R. Johnson was a Sterling caller Saturday. Henry Stile called at the Ed. Kafer home Thursday morning. Ed. Gibson was a Sterling caller Saturday. Mrs. Ed. Gibson and son Seamon visited at the Walter Deitzman’s home in Frances township Friday night. Miss Violet Clarke called at Mrs. Ella Tollefson’s home Thursday. Martin Magnus was a Sterling vis- itor Saturday. Mr. and Mr.. Adolph Bassen and family visited at the Adolph Hansen home Sunday. brother | a Sterling caller srekgenee formerly occupied by Chas. |. e oem | Schrunk | > 2) oO @ Raleigh ] | By W. B. DORWARD Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Nelson of Car- son called at the P. J. Rausch home Tuesday. W. J. Schultz went to Minnesota Tuesday where he will spend a 10 days’ vacation. - Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Stayner and children and Alfred Frost returned Monday evening from their vacation spent at the lakes in Minnesota, fish- They brought horre some large fish which they treated ‘heir friends to. A wedding was solemnized at the . Gabriel church Tuesday noon, when Mary Koch was united in mar- riage to John Nagal. The best wishes of their many friends are extended to the happy pair. Hl Mr. and Mrs. August Gabbard ana children celebrated the fourth of July with Mr. Gadbard’s brother at Lin- fr. and Mrs. W. P. Griswold of New England were Sunday visitors at the home of their son, W. F. Griswold, in Raleigh. 4 Mike Smith and E. L. Carter of Flasher were social callers in town ednesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dorward ac- companied by Mrs. C. L. Klien- schmidt and daughter Katherine mo- tored to Bismarck Monda; ‘ By HELEN MARCHANT Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Christenson and daughter Hazel were Tuesday dinner guests at the Carl Johnson home. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wentz left for Emmery, 8. D., Friday where they will visit Mr. Wentz’s brother and family for a week. Mrs. C. C. Wentz helped her mother, Mrs. Wm. Witt, clean house last week. cinity Tuesday. J. E. Witt helped Dan McKinnon get kT for his sale, which was hela Gust Witt called at the Jacob y. While there they had a very pleasant. visit | with Rev. D. E. Ford and family, for- | visiting friends and relatives. ‘ ; Sucst Monday night and visited Tues- jay at Nelson's where he purchased § A. L. Davis, Wing, was in this vi- | Stroy be missed in this communit many friends. abrir: Tracy Degner entered the Bismarcz hospital Thursday. ; Mrs. Jacob Triebwasser and family and Lydia and Lenora Witt celebrated the Fourth of July at Tuttle, Mrs. Jacob Berg's brother from Arena is now visiting with her, faith, and Mrs, Christ Went ane! spens Wm, Witt home, ny “renee Othe | Mr. and Mrs. James | ] family spent Friday Andrew Nieters called at the ‘Witt home Thursday evening, bier { A. E. Pavey and son Henry and R. | G. Marchant and daughters Irene ang ! Margaret called at tne Jacob Berg ; home Friday evening. | 4 if Mrs. Elizabeth Novy cnd son Louis motored to Wing Saturday. Mar-ha Hicndbouch is working for } Mrs. Grant Lindsey of Canfield. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Marchant and ; family were Wing shoppers Saturday. | | Mr. and irs. C. C. Wents and | family and “wuella and Tillie Wents | called at the H. Nieters Lome Sunday. \ Jacob Berg, Alfred Liab and LeRoy Marcha:.t a’ cnded the ball game at Wing Sunday afternoon between Florence Lake and Wing, the latter being victorious. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson motored to Wing Wednesday. Margaret, Irene, Helen and LeRoy Marchant called at the Jacob Berg home Monday evening. John Witt motored to Wing Wede | nesday. H Mr. and Mrs, N. M. Christenson an@ daughter Hazel of Ellendale, Mifin., formerly of this community are here ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Witt and family and LeRoy Marchant were callers at the Jacob Wentz home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wents ant family are staying with the Jacob Wentz children, while Mr. and Mrs, Wentz are on their ’ ip. : Herman Nieters was a Wing shop- per Friday. t Jacob Berg and son were Wing shoppers Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Berg and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berg and Alfred Liab sent the Fourth of July at Brush © Lake. i Anton Novy motored to Bismarck Thursday evening. Alfred Liab was a Wing shopper ‘Wednesday. j Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Nolan were Wing callers Saturday. The Henry Schuh family visited at the E. M. Nolan home Sunday. e Tryge By GLADYS NELSON i ot = Willie Jiras, George, Gerald and M. { A. Nelson motored to Regan Monday on_business. Elizabeth Risch was an overnight } day at the Geo. Nelson home while { ting some sewing done. t Martin Bourgois, Emil Bourgois and | son, who are here from Texas visite | ing his parents in Bismarck, were jocal callers and dinner guests Mon- some cattle. Clarence Starr called at the M. A. Nelson home Tuesday on business. @ Farrell and Gene called ‘| y at the Geo. Nelson and © mn homes and returned © a plow. F Fioyd Anderson transacted business in Regan Wednesday. f Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson, Gerald / \d Gwendolyn motored to Regan ; sday. i Nels Nelson and Victor mo- { 1 to Regan Wednesday on @ ship- © Mrs. Victor Engdohl, last week. { John Anderson, Hazel end Helen | were cailers Thursday at the Geo, Nelson home. Those who helped celebrate the Fourth of July from here were as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Albin Spang- berg and ‘Jiolet, Mrs. A. Kruger, John and Elsic, Mrs. Nels Nelson, Hugo, Victor and Emma, Floyd Anderson, | Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rue, Margaret © and Helen, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson and family. Viran Nelson, Joe and Willie Jiras, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Varley, Clarence Starr, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Monroe, Mr. 8nd Mrs. Henry Strom jj and family, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Madland and Donald, M. A. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Whitted, Florence and j jtephen. Mr. and Mrs. Enos Strandemo and Eugene motored to Bismarck the Fourth of July to see the fireworks. Gladys and Gertie Mae Nelson and Sam Brown motored to Bismarck Frie day also Mandan and took in a movie show. Andrew Anderson was a caller Frie day at the Geo. Nelson home. Mr. and Mrs. Erickson and family attended the Fourth of July celebra- tion in Bismarck Thursday. Gertie Mae, Gladys Nelson and Sam Brown went to Regan Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Jean Cunningham and family motored to Bismarck Thursday to attend the Fourth of tuly celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson, Gerald and Gwendolyn were supper guests last Sunday at the Kruger home. Mr. and Mr-. Laurence Madland of this township have as their house guest Mrs. Mad:ai7’s niece from Aurora, Ill. this week. Mr. and Mrs... W. Jiras and family were recent guests of tleir daughter, Monroe. John Forsbeck and John transacted business in Regan Sature day. Those that motored to Regan Sate urday to attend the Farmers union. meeting were as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rue and Margaret, ence Starr, * - Varley, Mr. and Geo. Nelson and family, John Andet= son, Floyd, Irene, Hazel and Helen, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Magnuson, ckney ani Rudohl were Word reached bene. sik. 08ty > 5 F i i i i t i ft | E F E ? E i E i | E 5 5S | i E i i ; i f > i . a i i i i iy i k i