The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 10, 1929, Page 7

- 4 e i} ° @ e j ° 7 ‘ : : : 4 » 4 4 «o ‘ w & > east of Menoken Tuesday. went to! NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS ore a > Welch’s Spu | I M. WELCH By MRS. R. Otto Dorman and sons started combining the first of the week. Mr. | Dorman did some combining for Ar- thur Knudtson of Apple Creek the! middle of the week. | Almost everyone within sceing dis- | tance of the big fire which started help fight it. The fire was checked | after it had traveled several miles and destroyed many tons of hay and a| number of grain fields. | Mrs. Robert Welch has been cook- | ing for her brothers this week while | they are busy combining. Mr. and} Mrs. Ed Doppler are on a fishing trip in north central Minnesota. i Hugh McMurrich started from his | home near Glencoe with a load of | wheat Tuesday and got as far as | the Robert Welch farm, where his wagon broke down. He then went with Lawrence Doppler and Robert Welch to fight the prairie fire, and finished hauling his wheat to Menoken Thurs- day. Lawrence Doppler and sister, Mrs. | Robert Welch, motored to Menoken the first of the week. | Mr. and Mrs. John Welch and fam- @y and Oliver Welch were Bismarck | visitors the first of the week. Glen Oder, who has been working ; at the Horace Dirlam farm, motored | to his home near Regan Monday. He had spent the week-end with Law- rence Doppler. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hill and baby, Mrs. Robert Welch and Lawrence oe were Bismarck visitors Thurs- | lay. Lawrence Doppler called at the Jack Ishmall home Thursday evening. Mrs, Otto Dorman has had trouble for the past two weeks with a sore on | her foot which threatened blood poi- soning. It is getting somewhat better now, however. Lawrence Doppler and Robert Welch made a trip to Bismarck for repairs for their combine Saturday morning. Robert Welch and son Bobbie mo- tered to Menoken Sunday. Lawrence Doppler and Ralph Snyder also were in_Menoken. Miss Sara Boyd is home again from her trip to the Minot vicinity. Marcus Tremblay and Miss Mar- garet McMurrich called at the Robert ‘Welch home Sunday afternoon. Chris Oster of Bismarck called on his uncle, Fred Rittel, Sunday. Drew Irvin and Paul Happel started combining in this neighborhood Sat- urday, The two Dorman brothers and Ralph Snyder called on the Doppler boys Saturday evening. A. D. Welch called on his brother, O. P. Welch, one day this week. ° j Leith —_—_—_—_—_—"""t By MRS. J. H. EMCH John Zeller, south of town, had the misfortune to lose his barn, 25 loads of hay, header box and new wagon, by fire Monday noon. Several were also burbed. Cause of the fire is not known. Everything was a total loss—no insurance. Frank Jueth and Martin Teker made a business trip to Bismarck Monday. R. W. Wrucke and J. H. Emch were in Bismarck Wednesday. W. A. Hart of Carson was trans- acting business in Leith Friday. Mrs. H. W. Gibson enjoyed a visit with old friends from Regent, Friday, when Mesdames Switzer, Haskins and Ellingson of Regent stopped for a few hours on their way home from Bismarck. ‘The Asbridge and Procise families aes from their trip to the Black The issuance of bonds for the maintenance of the Leith schools was voted on Friday and carried by a large majority. R. N. A. lodge held an interesting session Thursday evening. Two new members, Mrs. Gladys Carlson and Mrs. Lorene Mellon, were initiated. Mrs, Aug. Johnson and sister, Miss Emma Keller, served a delicious lunch after the session. Mrs. E. Anhorn and Miss McCurdy of Dickinson, who is employed at the court house in Carson, attended R. for the boys. An encampment on the river, with big feeds for the Scouts is part of the program. Young Warren Will is on the sick | o list this week. Soren Hauge is slowly recovering from a badly sprained ankle which he incurred when coming down the Stairs at the restaurant. Mr. end Mrs. George Knutson and Martin Kelisted drove to Elgin Wed- necdey evening to visit with Mrs. Kalisted, who has been in the hos- pital there. She expects to be at home the latter part of the week. Mr. Dubs of New Leipzig was a cailer ct the Mellon home Sunday. Mrs, L. Lillehel, of Minneapolis, is visiting ker sister, Mrs. Bjornethun, for a few days this weck. A crowd of young folks enjoyed a wiencr roast at the Cannon Ball Sun- |day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lolyd Loun, Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Zanner of Mott, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Emch and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Emch had picnic dinner and supper at the Cannon Ball Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gust Mucller and daughters of Elgin called at the G. J. Kimball home Sunday. R. W. Wrucke transacted business in Carson Monday. —— OP | McKenzie \ > By MRS. T.'T. HUGHES C. F. Allen, fire insurance adjuster of Fargo, was here Wednesday and settled fully and satisfactorily for the losses inturred in the fire of July 25th with Fred Long, Wm. McCloskey and for the hotel building. Mr. and Mrs. George Watson took Mrs, J. Gamble to Bismarck Tues- day to Gonsult a doctor. H. E, Wildfang of Sterling was a business caller in McKenzie Monday evening. Tom Hughes purchased a new combine Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schoell are the proud parents of a baby boy born in the Bismarck hospital July 27. Mrs, Harry Cunz of Bismarck was & guest at the T. Hughes home Tues- day. She returned home Tuesday evening with Mrs. C. R. Jacobson, also of Bismarck. family spent Sunday picnicking and swimming near Sunny, N. D. George Manly and Jerry Sweeny and Isabelle Colby were Bismarck shoppers Friday. Louis Leathers purchased a new combine this week. Floyd Belk and Lee Neth of Ster- ling were McKenzie callers Friday evening. H. E. Curtis made a business trip to Brittin Friday evening. Bryan Coons is to drive the cast school bus and Ed. Fuehrer the west route this coming school term. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Larson and daughter Vivian and Katherine Hughes were visitors at the Tom Hughes home Thursday evening. ‘Wendell Drawver motored to Dick- son Saturday, returning home Sun- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hughes were shoppers in Bismarck Friday. Mrs. P. E. Roth returned home ‘Saturday from the’ Bismarck ‘hospi- tal where she has been receiving treatment. Grant Turner motored to Bismarck Friday to consult a doctor. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Manly, Misses Violet and Lucille Manly all of Jamestown were guests at the George Manly home Sunday. George Sudivick of Sterling was in McKenzie Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Curtis, Bill Strong, Jack Snown and Bub Wilton aves to Mandan Saturday eve- ning. Mrs. Isabelle Colby and daughter Inez left for Tuttle Sunday where they will spend their two weeks’ vaca- tion visiting relatives. Lightning struck and set a fire northwest of George Hughes’ Sunday and burned a small place before the farmers near Sibley Butte were partly hailed out during the storm Sunday. o Wi It ing o—a By EDITH MUELLER John - Weber Jr. motored to Bis- marck Monday. Arthur Tees motored to Stecl Sun- day to meet James Tees, who re- turned from the cities that day. He accompanied a carload of cattle down here last week. ing him to Morristown to board the train. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Emch were guests at the G. J. Kimball home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Evens visited Guy McAndrews iff a+: dia il Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bossart, Mrs. Adolph Dagner and Mrs. Fred Smith spent Sunday visiting in Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Robinson, son Donald and daughter Josephine of Omaha, Neb. visited at the John Bailey and Tees homes this weck. David Weber, Martha and John Hein visited with relatives and friends at Fessenden and Harvey Sunday. Mrs. H. B. Farnham and sons of Arthur, N. D., spent several days vis- iting at the Tees home north of Wing this week-end. Callers at the Dan Hein home Sun- day were Mr. and Mrs. Brown and chil@ren of Mercer and Mr. and Mrs. Reynold and Carl Berg called at the Weber home Sunday. Mrs. John Mueller entertained a number of friends and relatives at a evening with hy Sunday er husband, they home. their 4 worth Sunday. Mrs, Livingston and family visited with her son Jess at the Patterson tanch Sunday. rain put it out. Henry Larson and | Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Thompson and | ¢. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. ing at the Ed Larson home a few days. Clara Rise was an overnight guest at the Mueller home Saturday. Dorothy Mutchler was an overnight guest with Maxine See one day last week, | Clear Lake j ~— —_——_—_—_————_+ CHRISTENSON By MYRTL Mr. and Mrs. Ole Newland and family visited Wednesday cvening| with Mrs. Newland’s parents north of Steele, Mr. and Mrs. Jens Han- sen. Mr, and Mrs. Adolph Hansen and children visited at the Christ Schoon home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Newland enter- tained relatives from Wisconsin Thursday. Mrs. Clarence Brown, who has been at a Bismarck hospital for treatment for some time, returned to her parental home Saturday. It will be remembered that Mrs. Brown is a daughter of Mr, and| Mrs, Ole Nelson. The dance at the Melvin Lein| farm Friday evening was well at-| tended, Mr, and Mrs. Christ Schoon and| family took Sunday dinner with| their daughter and family, Mr. and/ Mrs, Adolph Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. John Beyer spent Sunday at Sterling with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beyer. | s A picnic dinner was held at the Alfred Olson home Sunday with Mr. end Mrs. Henry Olson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman, Miss Dorothy Barkman and Leonard Pet- erson attending. All enjoyed the day very much Mr, and Mrs. Harold Christensen and baby of Lein township visited Mrs. Marie Olauson . rs. Ben Orne spent Sun- day at the F, B. Paslay home. Mrs. Ole Newland motored to the Lind farm Monday to spend the day. Russell n of Willmar, Minn., and aunt, Bergman, of Pen- nock, Minn., accompanied by Mrs, M. T. Olson and daughter, Deila, of Driscoll, were calling on several relatives and friends here. f Temvik \ By BERTHA LARVICK Ed Walter Moore and Larvick {drove to Linton Moncay to purchase some repaii Mr. and Mrs. Charles De Witt mo- tored to Bismarck Sunday to at- tend the Burleigh County Mail Car- riers mecting. Virgil Stedman is helping at the P. R. Stedman home during thresh- ing. Mr. and Mrs. C. /. Al Mrs. Calquhoun were vi Bismarck Monday, Mr. and Mrs, E. M. Larvick were dinner guests at the Olaf Larvick home Sunday. Mrs. Will Focll and sons, John, Robert and William, had some den- tal work done in sinton Tuesday. Pewer Hendrix tock Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hendrix, Jr. to meet the train to-go to Cartad Mrs. De W. and her mother, Mrs. Paulson, visited Mr. and Mrs. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. C, A. Albrecht. ind John Kimerle were visiting Ed Kim- erle of Emmonsburg last week. Mr. Heaton of McKenzie was a business caller in Tcmvik Tuesday. Elsina and Hartha Ochsmer, Ber- nice Nelson and Esther Burkhard attended tent meeting in Linton Tuesday night. 's. Verl Carnner of Linton is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Britts. Mr. Zuast to.k Mrs. Zuast and son, Neil, to Bismarck Sunday to leave for a vacation trip to points in the east. Oscar Wagner and family and Mr. and Mrs. Garey of Bertha, Min- nesota, have heen visiting at the Will Focll home. John and Bill Leving arrived here Friday from Kansas to help harvest and thresh, Mr. and Mrs, H. Heinmiller and children and Mr, and Mrs. Brown of Heaton were here visiting friends Saturday evening and Sunday. Chas, De Witt received a message of the death of his sister-in-law in Jefferson, Iowa, and left with his daughter Bernice on Monday morn- ing to attend the funcral. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Stedman ar- rived home Friday after having vis- ited in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Il- linois and Nebraska. The W. Ax Foell, H. Heinmiller, Brown, S. G. Stedman and Dave Colquhoun families took a_ picnic lunch to the Missouri river and showed their skill at fishing, Driscoll o_o By MRS. F. 0. JOHNSON J.0. and Mr, Nybarger is place. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thomas and son Donny attended the rural mail car- riers mecting at Bismarck. Miss Leora Pattercon is spending a week with Mrs, Vie Pederson. Miss Evelyn Gorman visited a week with Mr. and Mrs. C. Meland. Mr. and Mrs. E. C, Ruble and Jul- ius Ruble of Colfax, Wis., who has been spending a week with them, motored to the Bal Lands for a few days’ stay last week. Mr. and Mrs. Egner Swanson and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Swanson spent Sunday in Braddock. Mr. and Mrs, Jot Gertz attended the Farmers Union picnic at Men- cken Friday. Mrs. Nels Meland left Tuesday for Minot and West Hope to visit friends. Misses Veronica Riley and Elma Cook of Sterling spent Thursday in Driscoll. Mrs, A. H. Meland is boarding the telephone and telegraph crew, a number of 18 men, while at work in the community. of Lake Park, Wright is off on his vacation taking his Obert Madson Minn., is visiting his brother, Ed. Madson, and friends. Mrs. Vic Pederson spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Nels Meland. Mrs, Chas Swanson is a pat at the Bismarck hospital. it | Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. H..:s Flukdahl had dinner with Mr. ard Mrs, H. A. Knudson’ Sunday, Mr. Lee of Bismarck is spending a week in town, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hammer enter- t> [tained ‘Mt. and: Biro. Es Gs Ruble, ' Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Olsen and Miss | the parents of a new baby girl bern; © Ta C*osa at.6 o’clo-’ dinner Sun- day, Miss Anna Rosenvold of Minne- apoli& spent two weeks at the Ros- vold home, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Knudson and Valdis and Dagmar Rosvold motored to Lake Isabel Sunday. Mrs. J. R. Johnzon and Mrs. Nels | Msland were callers at the Clarence Swanson home Fridsy. Mrs. C. E. Ankrum and Mrs. A. Eisenbeisz motored to Bismarck Thursday. Mrs, Vic Pederson and Miss Pat- ;terson spent Friday with Mrs. Geo. Haugen. Mrs. H. M. Ward ard family and Mrs. Dodge and sons motored to she lake Sunday. " Mrs, Clavence Swanson and Mit Jane Jensen spent ‘thursday afte: noon with Mrs, H. A. Knudson. Mr. and Mrs, E. L, Carr, Loren Carr and Mrs. Robins and children spent. Sunday at Newcomer's. Mrs. O. N. Nelson called on Mrs. M. F. Olson Monday afternoon, Mrs. Pete Tomp: called on Mrs Oscar Pet on Friday. Mrs, C. A, Bergnian and Russell Ulson of Willmar, Minn., have been iting their relatives, M. F., Har- ry, Lewis and Wiliiam Olson. Mrs. H. A. Knudson, Valdis and Mrs F, 0. Johnson with children spent Tuesday at the lake. Mrs, H. eae is « ratient at St. ital. jan Knudson of Stecle is ng at the Chas Swanson home for a time. [Painted Wood e i @ By MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD Arthur Damstiom and Eugene Gambricl are assisting Andrew Nel- son in heading his grain, Elias Lillefjeld, Mr. and Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld and niece, Glorine Fossum, motored to Minot Saturday to visit at the Tom *Hustad home. They returned home Sunday eve- ning. Al Fossum of Bismarck stopped at the Ole Lillefjeld home Wednes- day evening and took his daughter Glorine with him home. She has been staying at the Ole Lillefjeld home the last two m. ths, Lester Brown and Dick Johnson were Wilton cailers V’ednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Lillefjeld of Bismarck visited at the Ole Lillef- jeld home Sunday afternoon, Most of the farmers in this vici ity have started cutting their gra While some ficlds are still pretty green others have rinened. Most of the fields look pretty promising. Andrew Nelson and Arthur Wam- strom were Wilton visitors Wednes- day. ddie Mitchell <tarted harvest- ing Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Emi’ Safstrom of Mandan visited at the E, V. Frank- lund home Sunday. Wm. Brown was a Wilton visitor Triday. Harold Soderquis’ is helping Fred Nelson cut his grain. eo f Hazlegrove | By MRS. RAY HAZLEGROVE Ray Hazlegrove and Emil Sat- tler were in Tuttle Monday after repairs and Mrs, Sattler and daugh- ter, Shirley, visited at the Hazle- grove home that afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sattler were supper guests Monday evening. at the Hazlegrove home. Ray Hazlegrove called at the Fred Wagner home Tuesday after Mr. Wagner to help fix the well rods. Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove and her sis- ter, Opal Gray and Mrs. Ed Ochu- ner and children were afternoon callers at the E. E. Sattler home Tuesday. Jack Stewart and sons Wallace and Jackie and daughter Adrian called Tuesday at the Emil Sattler and Hazlegrove homes. Guests Tuesday evening at the Emil Sattler home were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ochuner and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove, Opal Gray, Jack Stewart and son Wal- lace. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove and Opal Gray called at the Frank Gray home Wednesday where Opal re- mained and Mr. and Mzs. Hazlegrove went on to Tuttle on business. Jack Stewart and son Wallace and Emil Sattler called at the Hazle- grove home Wednesday night and Emil Sattler and Wallace Stewart called Thursday at Hazlegrove's. Mrs. Fred Wagner and daughters, Minnie, Irma and Lucille, and son Vernon and Carl, returned last week from their trip to Iowa. bs Most everybedy has started cut- ting or heading grain out around this way. ‘ Harry Ulfers have a man from Tuttle building them a new chicken house. H. F. Williamson of Arena was in Tuttle Wednesday. Miss Sylvia Stewart spent the week-end with her psz.nts north of Tuttle.. Miss Emma Weber was a week- end guest at the Jack Stewart home. She accompanied Sylvia home Fri- day night. : Emil Sattler cut grain for Jack Stewart this week. We understand there will be a new schoolhouse built in Lake Williams this summer and all finished in time for school. Miss Opal Gray will teach in Lake Williams this year. Melvin Webster and daughter, Virgie, were overt.'ght guests at the Ray Hazlegrove home Wednesday. They left Thursday ivorning for oth- er points in North Dakota, but ex- as to leave soon for Battle Lake, inn, The meat market in Wing has|is; changed hands. Elmer Perry was in Tuttle one day this week. Hazlegrove started to shock for Hacry Ulfers Friday, Mr. and Mrs. yay Hazlegrove and Charles Fraizer, J... were in Tut- tle Saturday night and also Elvin Gray and his father. Among those in Tuttle Saturday night were Mr. and Mrs. Joe smith and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ochuner and familv, Mr. and Emil Sattler and daughter Shirley Jean, and Chris Hanson. Mr. and Mrs. Will daughter, Avis, and Cora Larson were in ‘Thttle Saturday night. Mr. and ‘irs. Christ Wetsle and daughter of Arena were shopping in Tuttle Saturday night. - “Mr. and Mrs, ernoot Harty and| The -Fraizer are| Sunday Friday, August 2nd. The new Miss is Genevieve Mildred. Dorothy and Buddy Fraizer called Sunday at Charlie Fraizer's. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove Jealled Sunday at the Charles Fraiz- jer home. They took Charles, Jr. home. They were also dinner guests. | We had a good rain out this way | Sunday. jing at Emil Sattler's. Miss Selma Stewart returned to her school Sunday evening. Be Ray Hazlegrove Saturday. Lein |e By OLGA o ! le > M. RISE Mr, and Mrs. George V. Cunning- Dd, jham and son of Mobridge, S. |were looking over farming interests jin this vicinity Satur . Ole Vick, who has spent a siting friends and relative: jat Willmar, Minn., returned | Wednesday. Quite a large crowd attended the her League meeting held at Dronen's Sunday afternoon. {ma Rise motored to Wing Thursday | morning, |tended the dance given at M. A. |Licn’s Friday evening. 1) Arnold Ch ianson Driscoll, Monday. Ole Vick and son Lewis motored motored to jto Bismarck Thu: A | Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lien of Regan jwere Sunday callers at the B. N. Lien home. Johnny Kruger of Trygg spent |Sunday evening at the Ari Bjorhers |home, Carl Lien of Baldwin visited with is sister, Mrs. B. N. Lien, and fam- Saturday evening and Sunday. J. O. Rise and daughter Selma motored to Bismarck ‘Lnursday eve- ning. Alice Vicks, who has been stay- ing at the B. N. Lien home for the |past week, returned home Wednes- day. Joseph Rise Wing. Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Helgeson of Regan spent Sunday afternoon and evening at the Harry Helgeson home, Ed Monda Mr. and Mrs. Vic Pardon of Eld- ridge, N. D., spent Sunday afternoon ing with Mrs. Pardon’s parents, r. and Mrs. John Birkeland. Clarence Rise and Vallemar Lein spent Sunday evening with — their friend Eddy Arneson. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman and daughter, Dorothy, motored to Dris- coll Saturday. Mrs. Ben Orne and mother, Mrs. B. F. Pasley, visited at the Art Bjor- hus and Harold Chiistianson homes Friday afternoon. There will be Norwegian services next Sunday, Aug. 11, at 2 o'clock. The Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. John Nyseth next Wednesday, Aug. 14, Everybody invited. Harry Helgeson and Ernest Rise motored to Driscoll Saturday. hi spent Sunday at aard motored to Bismarck f Wilson Township | =. By MRS. JOHN A. BERG Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Wagner and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Berg motored to Bismarck to see Reinhold Wagner, who is at the hospital for a month. He is expected home soon. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolf family were Sunday visitors at the Christ Neimiller home, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Washburn were guests the home of Mr. Wagner's sister, Mrs. J, Berg. A heavy rain fell here Wednes- day, also Sunday. Harvest is de- Wagner of er, Miss Rosa Stroble of Mercer is staying with her sister, Mrs. Nei- miller, this week. at the Evangelis' August 11. Every one is welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wagner mo- tored to Bismarck last Wagner consulted a physiciat Mr. and~M Adolph = Wagne and son, Melv stored to Wilton Saturday to do shopping. Mr. and Mrs. A. elson called at the Jchn Berg home Wednes- day evening on business matter: They also attended pri at the West church, Miss Amy Nelson is home for a vacation. She is helping at the farm during harvest, then she will return to Bismarck again. Miss Herda Berg mc:ored to Wil- ton Thursday morning to consult a doctor. Mr. and M Jake Baumiller had as their guests Sundsy Mr. and Mrs, John Schlodt of near Mercer. Mrs. John Berg motored to Wil- ton Wednesday for twine. Mr. and M John Stroble. of Mercer visited with their daughter over Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. John Schlofman called on Gust Neimiller Sunday afternoon. A large crowd attended the ball game Sunday at the Ed_ Gessele farm but the rain stopped the game. Mr. and I‘rs. Philip Wall attended church at McClusky Sunday after- n oon. The John Kurle family are all well now, Dr. Alger reports, after a six-weeks’ quarantine for scariet lever. Carl Schlofman and son, Alvin, were business callers at the John Berg home Friday. They also mo- tored to Wilton for a load of coal. Henry Gessele mctored to Bit marck to .ee Freddie, who is at a hospital for treatment for rheumat- m, Miss Bertha and Rudolph Berg helped shock grain at their uncle’s farm Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolf and daughter Elsie motcred to Wilton Satu: rday. Mr. and Mrs. Job: J. Wagner of Mercer cailed at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neimill- er, Sunday. 2 A number motored to the ‘timper to pick chokecherries this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Berg and fam- ily motored to Wilton Saturday aft- mn. Hrychow’ brothers are busy combining this week. Mr. and Mrs. Gottleb Wall had as their can Mr. and Mrs. Gust Jons, of in, Sunday. : Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gessele visited day at the Joba Kurle home. |, Irvin Sattler called Monday morn- | “Harry Ulfers started to cut grain| | Mrs. George Christianson and Sel-| Quite a few from this vicinity at- | and | Sunday at, layed now on account of bad weath-| i. Wild Rose | o¢—_——___________ Ey MRS, W. H. BROWNAWELL A heavy wind ane a light rain ‘struck this locality Sunday after- noon, mowing down the large red barn near school No. 1 owned by 10, B. Swanson, also taking the tops rks of Braddock was pretty ‘ek delivering track loads and oil for the tre 'S. Agon Feltheim of Braddock was bolping with the harvesting — on} the John Peterson farm here last week, Mr. and Mrs, Howard Brownawelt of Moffit were out Tuesday e nie and took Mr. and Mrs. W. H. 'Brownawell with them to Pursian} leke to enjov the water there after} ithe intense heat. | | Some of th le folks at the ohn’ Peterson hone were on the | lis ie | Mr. ar JA. and | oger went to Bismarck Sat- to consul, doctors there about e's iMrs. ( the} re- went to cities week, turned Fr Mrs. Olaf Feltheim of Braddock visited her daughter, Mrs. John Pet-| Jerson and family a short while last i week. | Quite a number from this local lattended the mo Rose” > “Abic's — Irish| at Braddock Thursday eve-| and Mrs. 0. y visitor B. Swanson were t the Ernest Saville| Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brownawell jvisited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brown- awell at Moffit Su Mr. and Mrs. Emil Pressler and jlittle folks from Kidder county were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Jake Noll. o— Oo By S. GYLDEN Axel Eskeli from Oriska was a busi- ness caller in this vicinity Sunday. He came and got two of his horses with the truck. John Juhala of Brocket was here Sunday. Sulo Eckholm and Jack Gylden re- turned home from Plummer, Minn., Sunday evening where they have j been working. Quite a number of people from here attended the dance in Regan Saturday night. Miss Sylvia Eckholm, who has been | working at Walter Pesonen’s for the past few months, returned home Sunday. John Gylden and Severt were busi- ness callers in Bismarck Monday. Clarence and Edwin Miller and Ed- win Ross from. Braddock were visit- ing friends and relatives Sunday. | Bill Mulari and Florence Josephson | were Friday evening callers at the | Gylden home. family were visiting at the Arne An- | | tilla home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arne Antilla plan on moving on the Eskeli place, as Mrs. Thorsen is planning on moving to her place. | Jack Gylden left with Axel Eskeli ‘for Oriska Monday. From there Jack | |Gyiden is going to Sharon to work. Sunday callers at the Gyldens were | {Seniu_ and Eino Ekholm, Johnny | ‘Chapel, Emil and Eino Lviska, Bill | Mulare, Florence Josephson, Mr, and | Mrs, Dave Josephson and son Clifford, | | George and Hugh Bates. | _ Miss Sylvia Eckholm visited with Josie and Hilma Olson Sunday eve- { ning. Edwin Waiste, who is working at | | Rudolph Harjie’s, visited at his home | Sunday. \ By MILDRED E, DIETZMAN Joe Fischer transacted business in Bismarck Monday. Bill Madland started his rye Monday. John Olson did some repair work o. the East Frances schoolhouse No. 1. He also kalsomined it. Floyd Owen mowed the roads on jthe cast side of Frances township Monda combining id Mrs. Carl Math were busi- allers at the John Olson home scher was a business called at the W. A. Dietzman home Mond. evening. cellar on his farm in Cromwell township, where he plans to build in the near future. Martin Tooker was _a_ tusiness caller at the Floyd Owens home Monday. Joe fischer has purchased a new eorahn Gl hay f lohn Glum is putting up hay for Bill Madland. pe Cedric Craig itd Bill Watchel got Cedric Craig’s combine from the William Kershaw farm Tuesday. Ada:. an Andrew Scheanrs start- ed combining their rye Tuesday. Martin Tooker and Floyd Owen went to Bismarck Tucsday to trans- act business. Cedric Craig was a business call- er at the Adrian <Asbridge farm Tuesda; Edwin Dietzman had a runaway Wednesday night as he was return- ing home with a wagon from the hay field. The horses started to run as Edwin got out of the wagon to fasten a rack on behind. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Owen and son Delvin, Martin Tooker and daughter Evenlett, transacted business in Bismarck Wednesday. Joe Fischer ground some feed for Gib Cederstrom Wedresday. Mr, and Mrs, Will and family transacted business Bismarck Wednesday. Martin Tooker went to Flasher Wednesday. Cedric Craig and Bill Watchel started combining for Carl Burnt y. Joe Fischer and Charles Ceder- strom transacted business in Bis- marck Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dietzman Me. and Mrs. Walter Pesonen and | * di Art Fricke has teen digging a m Kershaw | Th ‘Thursday. at the Harry of Sterling lay. Cedric Craig hurt his hand th» combine Thursday. visitors at the Join Olson Nriday afternoon. Lawrence Madland business in Bismarck hore er at the John Glum fazm Thursday. Joe Fischer and and Senus Harms were callers at the John Olson home Friday evening. Mrs. John Gium y Madland home Friday John Olson fixed man’s windmill Saturds M Elmer ess in ed at the Bill Dietz- ler Lundquist t Bismarck Saturday. Mrs. Lawrence Medland wa business calier at McKenzie Sunda John Glum and daughter, Molly, Visited at the Herman Glum home near Glencoe Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dictzman got some vegetables from the river Sunday. a Canfield <-—¢ By MRS. A. F. GHYLIN Almos! members Homemakers club at the H. C home. Mi J. Moser and M y| Keifer joined. The next meeting will be Sept. 5, at the home. After the bi nice lunch was served. Mrs. O. W. Ong of Mason Ci Towa, visited relatives here one di this week. Ma Ong left for Iowa after spend- ing a couple of months at the G. O. Lindsey home. Mr, Larson of Mandan is bu plastering and stuccoing the school- house, Mrs. Roy Little was taken to the hospital where she had an operation for appendicitis. Mrs. J. F. Little entered the Bis- marck hospital for treatments Mon- day. Mrs. J. Keifer and Mrs. Ghylin and sons were callers at the Knudson home Monday evening. Phylis Little is visiting at the Wil- lard Dimond home. Ella Schilling Keifer this week. The Helgeson’s machine threshed A. H. Lundberg’s barley Tuesd Mr. and Mrs. J. Oison and M W. Wilkens S meeting a is helping Mrs. and 'Mrs. A. F. Ghylin and sons called at the Ole Olson home Tues evening. Gudrun Jordahl returned home from Coleharbor Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller, Mr. Walker and Louise, Roy and Shirley Mae drove to Jamestown Monday to see Mrs. Walker. A. Walker is cutting grain for Ed Rasche. Mr, and Mrs. H. Tay) were callers in Bis A large c Mrs. Ed. Rasche home. will be held at the A. Wednesday, Auzu r and family The next Aid Strand home + Rock Hill t ? By MISS RUTH LITTLE Mr. and Mr as Gordan and family were Sunday guests at Ern- est. Gordan’s. Mrs. Axel Lun.’ iver Ong were call Lindsey home Thursda Callers at the Walt tt home Sunday were Carl Scott and family, ake Fishes and family, ol rs. Clifford Mrs. Emn Scott and Phyllis, Mrs. Keator and children, Mrs. Louie and childven, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Michleson and Stephen Monroe. Norman Little called at the Strand home Wedr y afier some horses. . B. Olson was a caller ct the Little home esday. nest Swanson employed at Irville Sperry Home. s. Phillip Monroe and k were supper guests at the K. Kolb home Sunday. Ira Bailey was a caller at Christ Waugeman’s Wednesday. Miss Alice Walker spent the week- end at her parental home. Mrs. Oscar Magunson and George and Helmer, were callers Monday. Mr, and Mrs. Carl Landerhom and daughter, Burrett, and Arthur Landerhom, were callers at the An- drew Olson home Tuesday evening. 0. W. Backwan was a Regan call- er Monda; Mrs, Ernest Gordi:n and Ernie e callers in the capital city Tues- Regan w Williard Diamon¢ called at the Roy Little home Thu The Canficld Ladies Aid t at the home of Mrs, Ira Baily Wed day. large crowd attended. The next meeting will be at Louis Jour- genson’: Mrs. J. F, Little and son Cly were Wilton callers Saturday. A Kolb and Allen Tolliver Regan callers Tuesday. Chas, Heddick was a Regan caller Wednesday. Mrs. W. M. McCollingh called at the home of her daughter, Mrs. An- drew Oisen, Monday. ae Isen was . caller at Chas. Christinson’s Wednesday, Eddie Rasche and father motored to Bismarck Saturday. went to consult a ph his leg Mrs. Roy Little, who has been ill for the past week, was taken to Bis- marck and rushed to the St. Alexius hospital where she underwent an op- eration for appendicitis. She was secompanied by her husband and Clayton Little. The Fitzgerald boys called at J. l, Little’s Friday evening. r. and Mrs. Ernest Gordan and son Ernie, Mr. and Mrs, Solan and daughter calied at Emile Olsen's ursday evening. The Homemaker’s club eld their meeting at Mrs. Homer Taylor’s Thursday. <A large crowd was in attendance. Mi.s Ollie Cook is assisting =<rs. Grant Lindsay with home work. . Bernhard and Gudrun Jordahl re- turned home Sunday from Coalhar- bor where they have been spending the past week. . Laurice and Elizabeth Jourgenson de were and family called at the Lawrence Madlanc home Thursday evening. Gib Cederstrom was a business yisitor at the John Olson home Thursda: a.) on ™ Floyd Owen and son ie: spent Sunday with Phyllis Little. Grant Lindsey motored to Regan Betreway after his grandmother, irs. unson was a caller in y- Oscar ind Mrs. Carl Muth called|the capital city Friday. Ima Ownas Thursday eveiing. Louis de-/C) Mr. and Mrs. Henry Swanson and larice Howe, and George Baily. John Olson was a business caller Clooten farm north in He went to! Bismarck Friday to have it dressed. Mrs, ~ argoson and children were family, j | family livered some hogs to MeKenzie!were callers in the capital city 4 Thursday, Mr. and Mrs, Swanson are spend- ing a few days in Bismarck while Mr vanson is having some dental work done, Ferdinald Wutzske called at J. F. | Little's Tuesday and borrowed a truck and motored to Regan after repairs, Mr, and Mrs. Walter Miller of Great Falls, Mont., motored to |Jamestown Monday to see Mrs. | Miller’s mother, Mrs. Andrew Walk- er. Robert McCollinga from Wilton is employed at his grandfather's, W. M. McCollingh, Walfred Little returned home Mon- 1 after spendin: a few days et ‘ank Walker motored to the mine Monday after a load of coal. Mrs. John Howe, and da‘ighters, rice, were callers at . and Mrs, or and family motored to | k Tuesday. ' M Willard Diamond Lyle were callers at mond’s Menday. Arline Hilsdorf of Wilton visited a week with Francis | Bist and son Harry Dia- Algot Ryeberg and ere Sunday guests of « Emile Olson. er Taylor has installed a tele- Ariine Little id and 1 Ruth rs. W. M. MeCollingh called at j the home of her son Roy, Tuesday. H Ecklund { 1 o——$—$ —_ Miss Myrna Williams is staying {With her cousin, Mrs, Clarence Falk- ensicin, while Mr. Falkenstein is a |patient in the hos Mr. and M e Wilton s Tuesday. <iward Morris and Clarence Long of Cromwell township visited at the F. Morris home Wednesday. J. M. Thompson and daughter, Mrs. ‘Clarence Falkenstein, were callers in Bismarck Wednesday. ; Walter Spangberg was a caller in Bismarck Friday. Misses Mabel and Elsie McCullough alled at the Herman Falkenstein home Friday morning after their car ‘they had painted by Henry Richards. T. F. Morris and daughters Doro- thy, Marion and Marjorie were trans- ng business in Wilton Friday. J, M. Thompson were n callers at the Ben- ja¢kman home. Bernard Anderson visited at the 7. . Morris home Friday evening. | A number from this vicinity at- jtended the dance in Still Friday eve- A. McCullough | Perkin was a business shop- |per in Bismarck Friday. J. C. Hilken was a Wilton caller turday. jana ge number from this com- |munity attended the dance in Regan Saturday night. Mrs. Wallace Anderson and daugh- \ter Betty were recent visitors at the |A. F. Anderson home. . | Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vollan and |family were Sunday visitors at the John Vollan home. Levi Anderson was a Saturday {night visitor at the Brown brothers lin Crofte township. | and Mrs. Carl Johnson and ited at the Alfred Fosberg {home Sunday. |_ Mr. and Mrs. George Morris and Mr. and Mrs, Sam Turnboro i family of near Bismarck were Sunday visitirs at the T. F. Morris home. | Louie Johnson was a recent caller |at_ Walter Spangberg’s home. | Marion Morris was an over Saturs |day night guest with her sister Bers |nice at the John Herdebe home. | Dorothy and Justine Morris were shoppers in Wilton Saturday. Misses Mabel and Elsie McCul- jlourh_ attended Sunday school in | Still Suni: \29 Kidder Schools Out of 96 in County Qualify on State Aid Twenty-nine schools in Kidder county have been classified by the | state department of public instruction and will receive financial aid from jthe state in the neighborhood of | $4,000. | From this present school year and | on, rural schools will receive twice as | much state aid in money as formerly as a reward for standardizing. The schools are judged for classifi- jeation on qualifications of | force, length of term, buildings, school grounds, equipment, and adminis- | trative requirements. | Kidder county has 96 schools and | 132 teachers. The classified schools |are: First class high school—Steele. | First class consolidated — Dawson, | Tapper, Tuttle, Robinsop, and Petti- | bone. Third class consolidated: Buck- jeye, Crystal Springs, Allen. First class | Tural—Haynes No. 2. Second class rural—Haynes No. 1, Pleasant Hill No, | 1, Pleasant Hill No. 2, Crystal Springs | No, 4. Third class rural schools—Ar= lington No. 2; Baker Nos. 1, 2 and 3; Chestina Nos 1, 2, 3 and 4; Merkel No. 3; Stewart Nos. 1 and 2; Clear Lake Nos. 1, 2 and 3; Vernon Ne, 2, |Ringling Show Booked For Minot August 14 After all, there is but one great | circus. And now comes the announces. ment that Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey's “Greatest Show on Earth” will soon visit this vicinity, with all its. ‘myriad of wonders, when it exhibits in Minot on Wednesday, Aug. 14. double-length Coming on 100