The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 18, 1929, Page 9

» NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS : |® °o. i ae ‘ Clarence Starr attended Bible echool in Baldwin last Sunday night being the closing exercise. F. C. Nelson motored to Regan ‘Tuesday night and attended a Farm- ers’ union meeting for organizing a farmers shipping association. Edwin Olson and Mr. and Mrs. Anton Fisher and Gordin arrived from Fargo to visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Olson. A school meeting was held Tuesday in Trygg school No, 1 where the offi- cers met and elected the teachers. Carl Muth and Frances. Larson were married Wednesday in Bismarck. “A wedding supper was served at night at his sister's home, Mrs. Lawrence Madiand. Mrs. Muth has been em- ployed here at Bill and Lawrence Madland’s. Mr. Muth resides on the C. O. Keel farm, in Trygg township, which he rented. Friends met to charivari them Wednesday night. Mrs. Muth’s former home is in Moftit. Mrs. Albin Spangberg and Violet were entertained Thursday by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Elmer Lundquist, who entertained the Homemakers club ‘Thursday. Mrs. Bert Faust and son of Kill- deer came Wednesday to her brother's home, Elmer Lundquist, en route to Little Falls, Minn., where she will visit relatives. She wilh visit her sister, Mrs. Albin Spangberg, and brother Elmer Lundquist. She was @ o Trygg By GLADYS NELSON also entertained by the Homemakers | club members Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Albin Spangberg and Violet, Mr. and Mrs. Jean Cunhing- ham and Geo. Nelson were callers ‘Wednesday at the Louis Olson home. Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, Hazel and Helen were luncheon guests Wed- nesday night at the Geo. Nelson home. Mrs. Laurence Madland’s niece, who has been visiting here the past two weeks, left Thursday morning for her home at Aurora, Ill. J. Wy. Jiras is having his house painted this week. Joe Jiras is doing the work. John Anderson got completely hailed out on his north quarter. It was a total loss but he had $17 an acre insurance on it. Victor Engdah! hauled some wheat to Regan with his truck last week for Nels Nelson, his father-in-law. M. A. Nelson motored to Regan ‘Tuesday to get two pitmans for the mowers, as they have started haying. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Farrel were visitors a week ago Sunday at the John Glum home. Mrs. Glum is Mrs. Farrell's sister. Emma Trygg, who has becn em- ployed in Bismarck for some time, left Wednesday for Fargo and De- troit Lakes, Minn., where she will spend her vacation. On her return she will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tryge. ‘A reunion was held last Monday evening at the home of Otto and Alice Swanson, where relatives met. Mr, and Mrs. Kubsback were en route from Sheboygan, Wis., to Minot and Dunseith. Those from here were Mr. ‘and Mrs. Nels Nelson, Victor, Hugo. and Emma, their daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Engdahl and family, Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Scott“and Ruth Jordan from Bismarck. Considering the dry weather our community has the best looking crops from here to Bismarck. The grain ‘was not burnt much when we got a few heavy rains. Between here and Regan they were hailed out some, but no total damage. Mrs. John Olson and Lennart were visitors Saturday at the home of her. daughter, Mrs. Gilbert Cederstrom. Geo. and Gerald Nelson called at the McCullough home, Sunday, where they got some calves in the truck which they p' . Charles and Gene Farrell went to the Carl King home, south:of Men- oken, Saturday night and got Marie, who works there, to spend Sunday at her home here. En route home they stopped in at the dance held in the Menoken hall. ‘Mr. and Mrs. John Risch and fam- ily, Sam Brown, Willie Jiras, Mrs. Charlie Farrell, Marie, Elizabeth, Mar- garet, Jackie and Paul were guests Sunday at the Geo. Nelson home. Charles and Gene Farrell motored to Hazelton y to spend the week-end with relatives at their for- mer home. They took Marie to the King farm en route through ‘Mrs. Alice Couch had the misfor- tune on the 4th of July to dislocate and twist her leg out of joint while 8] with her sister Kate and brother and ot! near Mandan while going to her father, Mr. Parsons. The car went: in the ditch, turned over twice and Mrs. Couch was pinned underneath the car with her foot caught. ‘Mrs. Geo. Nelson received word from Sebeka, Minn., that her cousin, Paul Lidtke, sold his place to his nephew, Emil Lidtke, who was mar- ried recently. Paul came to North Dakota to work during harvest and threshing. From here he will got to Geneseo, Ill., to make his future home with relatives. Mrs. F. C. Nelson had the misfor- tune of losing 27 turkeys Sunday while away from home. The turkeys were in the water tank, N Steele By MRS. F. W. GRESS ° Mr. and Mrs. Otto Johnson and family left Saturday for a few days’ visit with W.. Johnson's sister in walier county. ge aos eaane visited relatives ismarck Sunday. in Bem Mix is in the St. Alexius hos Bismarck, receiving treatment. For njuries resulting from a fall from @ light pole. Mr. ana airs, Carl Omedt and Hel- en were Bismarck shoppers Saturday. Hidde Sterk left Monday for Churches Ferry where she has em- ‘The baseball game bet’ Christian Endeavor and Epworth League teams We yy night re- sulted in a score of 7 to 6 in favor of Members ween the Tompkins, Foyt Prescott, Elbridge Phelps and Ray- mond Ryder. The League team members were, Donald Whitmore, Lyman Ritchie, Delmont Chamber: lain, Glen Darling, Otto Altes, Glen Matthews, Paul Gress, Kenneth Wood and Ray Altes. i Prof, and Mrs. L. B, Ness and daughters made 8. trip to Gaturday, : Lenox, 8. D., Tuesday to make & short visit on the old homestead northwest of town. The Misses Mary Mack, Marg Hackbarth, Myrtle Ufer, Jennie Smith and Martha Snortland left Friday on the : Northern Pacific to | spend a two weeks’ vacation on the coast. They plan on attending the | North Dakota picnic that is to be held in Tacoma while they are in that city. ‘The Methodist Sunday school held their annual picnic at Lake Isabel ‘Wednesday. The matried men de- feated the single men by a score of 10 to 7 in the baseball game which is always an event of the picnic. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Whitney at the Karpen home July 10th. Mrs. P. D. Wood and Evelyn and Mrs. Matthews motored to Bismarck Friday. ‘Miss Nell Harvey of Bismarck, who has been staying at the O. T. Ness home for some time while looking aft- er her land interests in this vicinity, left Tuesday for Fargo where she will visit a sister. Mrs. Parkin entertained the Pres- byterlan work club Thursday. Mrs, W. J. Henry and Mrs. C. Marsh leave Sunday to attend the Legion Auxiliary convention in Minot July 22 and 23. They go as dele- gates from the local auxiliary. Mrs. George Altes entertained the W. C. T. U, Friday afternoon. Mrs. H.N. Tucker had charge of the pro- gram. Mrs. V. Heaton, who has been re- ceiving medical treatment in a Bis- marck hospital for several weeks, is much improved. Mrs. Hugh Armstfong is in a Bis- marck hospital receiving for an infected hand. Mrs. J. R. Argent is heeping house at the Arm- strong home while Mrs. Armstrong away. Bessie Ritchie and Ruth Gress at- tended the Epworth League conven- |tion at Valley City Saturday and ; Sunday. Tom Jaynes had his face injured jone day last week when he got too close to a pawing horse. A number of junior club members of this vicinity sent animals to the state fair at Fargo last week. Most of the animals were from the Pursian Lake Baby Beef club and are as fol- lows: Henry Halversen 2, Henning Peterson 1, Isabel Kinney 1, Gladys Haibeck 2, and James Maly 1. One of the calves sent was a purebred Shorthorn heifer which is owned by Herbert Repp of the Geneva Dairy club. Some of the members of the Pursian Lake club attended the fair. Francis Haibeck chaperoned them. Mrs. D. Ritchie and children visit- ed Mr. Ritchie in the hospital in Bis- marck Saturday. County Agent Carlson attended the state fair in Fargo last week. Otto Dahn and Avery Danforth accom- panied him. G. A. Dieruf returned Friday from his vacation at the home of his sis- ter in South Dakota. The Misses Georgia Matthews, Isa- bel Dieruf, Lena and Vilda Altes, Ruth Matthews and Lora Fogderud motored to Jamestown Saturday eve- ning. Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Lund and chil- dren of Bismarck visited the Harris arid ‘Ness faniilies here Sunday. Announcements have been received here of the marriage of Mary Melville Allen and Tom Unsworth on July 6 at Oakland, Calif. Mrs. John Taylor spent several days last week visiting her parents in Buckeye township. Mr. and Mrs. Rall Armstrong vis- ash their daughter in Bismarck Sun- jay. John Ronning is building a veranda on the front of Carl Omodt’s new residence. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. McCarter are enjoying a visit from their daughter, Mrs. Schoonover, ‘who arrived last week from the east. = ‘The N. P. depot is being used for @ new purpose since Monday when a swarm of bees took up their resi- dence in the walls of the depot, going in through a hole in the corner of the northeast wall where a brick had fallen out. Roy Omodt last week received a free scholarship in a large band made up of players from all states in the union that is being trained in Chicago.“ He left Thursday for Chi- cago, Roy was fortunate enough to receive the only free scholarship for this band that will be offered in North Dakota. ¢ 7 Christiania BY VIOLET A. CLARKE °° Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Roth of Sibley Butte township called at Jennie Clarke's home Friday. J. R. Johnson was a Sterling caller Saturday. Those from th:3 vicinity that at- tended the Sunday school picnic at Sterling school No. 2 Thursday were Mrs. William Hoeft and family, Mrs. o i : ; Fi ale g Eye ele 3 H : F i : ix Hl : E FE : E H a fs « E 5 : E ef eSE fl § i! i BE, Hs) Fah Fe z E i : Ft ii THE BISMARCK TRIBUNFR, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1920 est the Lawrence Mork home Sunday evening. Eli Harding called at the Ed. Smith's home Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mork visit- | ed at the Henry Stile home Sunday evening. Miss Helen Risener attended the | Sunday school picnic at Sterling | school No. 2 Thursday. | :| > ——_—____ --- —__ —____—_. [__ Moffit | By MRS. C. E. MOFFIT | Mrs. James Hill entertained Mrs. | Viggo Jensen and daughter, Mrs.! Frank Durfee, Mrs. George Parks and | daughter at a 6 o'clock dinner Monday ‘night. Fred Moffit and Henry Wildfang | motored to Jamestown, Tuesday and | returned home the same day. On Priday the following families ; motored to Mandan park and had their supper: B. F. Lane. C. K. Lane, | Harold Lane. C. E. Moffit, Robert | Carpenter; also Wm. Lane, Mrs. Burt: Johnson, Mrs. Emil Jenkins and daughter Marguerite, and Ole Torger- | son. A lovely picnic supper was en- | Joyed by the crowd. After supper they ; went back to Bismarck and Mrs. Jen- | kins and daughter left on No. 4 for Detroit, Mich. | Tuesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Burns Bailey and children and Kath- erine Bruce and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Thorsen motored to Persian park and all took a swim. Mrs. Bullock and Mrs. Charles Soule were picking gooseberries for B. F. Lane Monday. Fred Pillsbury was taken suddenly ill Monday morning and had to be taken to a hospital at Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Porter enter- tained a number of guests at dinner Sunday. A meeting was held at the church on Monday evening to ste about fix- ing the basement to hold Ladies’ Aid \ is | meetings there. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Johnson enter- tained at supper Thursday evening Mrs. Robert Carpenter and daugh- ter, Mrs. Earl Jenkins and daughter, Mrs. Burt Johnson, Mrs. Adams and sons Glen and John. A few members of the girls’ 4-H sewing club met with Harriet Moffit Tuesday evening. The next meeting will be at. the home of Mrs. Burns Bailey, the hostess being Katharine Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olson and children, of Sterling, visited at the V. Benz home Tuesday evening. Mrs. M. D. Olsoh and Mrs. Alfred eve were Bismarck shoppers Satur- lay. Mrs. Burt Johnson left Saturday noon for her home at Wishek. Mrs. Pete Hofstad and Lloyd and Wilhelmina Moffit visited at the B. F. Lane home Tuesday morning. Fred Argast was a Bismarck caller Friday. Miss M. Jameson returned home Monday from Bismarck, where she spent some time renting and fixing her_ house. Mr. and Mrs. Asa Werner are the proud parents of a baby girl born at the Bismarck hospital last week. Mother and baby are doing well. Friends will be interested in learn- ing of the marriage of Frances Larson to a farmer near McKenzie. Gibbs By RUTH BURBAGE AND ESTHER SCHMITZ o— Mrs. Julia Jordan and children called at the Victor Engdahl home Tuesday. Leona stayed for a few days’ visit. Mrs. Bob Solberg spent Monday evening at John Engdahl's. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Swenson and son Robert were Thursday evening visitors at the Engdah! home. Mrs. Frank Trygg’s mother, Mrs. Anderson of Bismarck, is spending a few days with her. Mr. and Mrs. William Gabel and two sons of Bismarck were Sunday evening visitors at Henry Gabel’s. Wilfred Trygg called at Henry Gabel’s Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schmidt and the boys were Sunday visitors at the George Koch home. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sabot and baby dinner guests of Mr. and Gabel. Mrs. Clarence Davenport hildren left Saturday night where they are this summer. Sebastian Koch and John Schmidt visited at Frank Gabel’s Sunday. Sunday a number of afternoon | neighbors gathered at the Victor Moy- nier home for a horseshoe party. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Moynier's daughter Katherine and her two children left Sunday for her home at ‘Washburn. Leona Jordan visited at Gibbs school last Thursday and Aldeth Trygg visited in the primary room Monday. ' The following pupils receeived 100 in their weekly spelling test: John Sabot, Tony Schmidt, Ruth Tryge, Lillian Koch, Gertrude Gabel, Hazel Engdahl, and Florence Engdahl. A friend neighbor was lost to us Friday evening when Henry Schneider passed away. his friends extend their heartfelt sym- pathy to his wife and family. .sixty-seventh birthday anniversary by ‘his children and their families. Lunch was served. A pretty birthday cake greced the occasion. Many pretty birthday presents were received by Mr. Gabel. i > } oe r. and Mrs. John Jarvi and chil- called at the Gylden home Fri- Walfred Antilla is helping his brother, Arne Anttila, ith haying Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thompson, from Cokato, Minn., are visiting with Mrs. Thompson’s mother, Mrs. Ke- Mrs. John Sharp was a Wing caller Monday. Sulo, Sergie and Sallie Gylden re- turned home Sunday after visiting lanen home Monday. ‘Tyne and Siirl Eckholm were over- night guests with Sadie and Selina John Gabel Sr. was surprised on his | Frida: all plan on moving here in the fall. Leonard Karonius is working at John Moilanen's during haying time. Edwin and Josie Olson Sadie and Selina Gylden were Sunday callers at Eckholm’'s. George and Leonard Karonius were Sunday morning callers at the L. C. Holmes home. Some of those who attended the celebration at the Dan Walhman home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wanttaja, Hilma Olson, George and Leonard Karonius, Ethel and Flor- ence Josephson. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Josephson and son Clifford were Sunday evening guests at the Gylden home. Severt Gylden and Walfred Antilla were Wing callers Friday. Mrs. Gust Eckholm and youngest children were Sunday evening guests at the Arne Antilla home. Walter Inget was a Wing caller one day last_weck. O. C. Boss called at the Gust Eck- holm home Thursday afternoon. Severt Gylden, Walfred Antilla and Saturday and returned home Sun- lay. Bill Mulari and Charlie Johnson farm during haying. Harry Hedstrom hauled Holmes’ hegs to Wing Monday. There will be a dance at the Finn j hall Saturday, the 20th. Wilson Township ° | | ° a By MRS. JOHN A. BERG Mr, and Mrs, Sam Berg and family visited at the J. J. Wagner home near Mercer Sunday, also Mr. and Mrs. Neumiller of Hurdsfield, N. D., visited there over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Paff of Good- rich, N. D., visited at the Gust Neu- miller home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wagner of Tur- tle Lake, N. D., visited with their daughter, Mrs. Berg, over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Stroble of Mer- cer were Sunday guests at the G. F. Neumiller home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagner were Saturday shoppers at Mercer. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Wagner called at their parents’ home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolf motored to Mercer Saturday on business. Lewis Wagner motored to Bismarck with his son Reinhold who entered the hospital for treatment. Reinhold was burned badly Friday while help- ing his father burn and kill quack grass, his clothes caught fire. Mr. Wagner rushed him to the hospital at once. He is getting along fine at this writing. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Redington mo- tored to Wilton Friday afternoon. This vicinity was shocked Friday when Mr. Lange was killed instantly near Minot in an automobile acci- dent. He had made his home in Wil- son for 26 years, He leaves to mourn his death his wife, one son Fred Lange and two daughters, Mrs. John Oshangk and Mrs. Reinhold Berg, of Wilton. Mr. Lange was 63 years of age and was laid to rest in the Wilton cemetery Monday. Miss Anna Wall is working at the Jake Bowmiller home this week. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Jake Bow- miller a daughter, Saturday, July 13. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Nelson attended church near Still Sunday. Mrs. John Bergquist of Turtle Lake is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Nelson, for a week. Mr. and Mrs. John Kurleu visited at the J. A. Berg home Sunday. A large number motored to Brush Lake Sunday afternoon to help find the body of Mr. Benneth of Mc- Clusky who drowned their Sunday and was recovered Monday noon. John Wagner who was at Ana- moose, N. D., for four months re- turned Sunday and is visiting with his sister. A number of this community mo- tored to Washburn Wednesday to at- tend the funeral of Mrs. Philip Wacker who died Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Schafer and daughters motored to Temvik, N. D., to visit with Mrs. Schafer's parents aeeey morning, returning Mon- lay. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wagner mo- tored to Bismarck to see their son at the hospital. John Berg motored to Mercer Wed- nesday to meet his brother-in-law who is helping him make hay. r Clear Lake i By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN o Edwin Orne of Milwaukee, Wis., arrived Thursday to assist his brother Ben with work during the summer. Edwin formerly was a resident here. L. B. and Willie Olson and Tom Hcg were Bismarck callers Thurs- y. Mrs. Margaret Marringdahl and son Adolph left Thursday for Minneapolis, where Adolph will receive treatment at the children’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Christensen entertained at dinner Thursday Mrs. Katuba and sons Winn and Frank. The latter left that afternoon for his home at Sauk Center, Minn. H. A. Smith and F. B. Paslay en- Joyed a few days’ fishing last week. Olaf Olausen was a Bismarck caller iy. Waiter Christensen visited at the Bruschwein home in Driscoll Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Orne and Edwin Orne visited at the Arthur Bjerhues home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Nelsen and family were Sunday callers at the H. Eino Eckholm motored to Minnesota | are employed at the L. C. Holmes | & Marriage or Career? Love or Ambition? Thousands of Young Wo- men Are Facing the Same Problem That Confronted Molly Burnham. Will They Do What She Did? Molly Burnham stood on the threshold of life. She had just received her college diploma and was planning to marry... But the young man she loved was not yet ready—wasn’t making enough money to support a wife . . . So Molly decided to wait, and in the meantime she got a job as a reporter. | | That was the start of her sensational career. Asa writer she succeeded beyond her wildest dreams. 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Miss Esther Hansen of Kidder county is visiting with her sister, Mrs. pod Newland, and family for a few ys. Mr. and Mrs, Warren Keeler were Pismarck callers Friday. : Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith enter- with their brother, Seth Gylden, at Plummer, Minn. from John Kalla called at the John Moi- ia Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Van Vleet were callers at the Albert Christensen home Tuesday evening.