The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 22, 1929, Page 9

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. | NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS | ° @) friends and also visited at the I. Ed- i Lyman | holm home Tuesday. They left the ° @| same day for Hazelton, from which Place they would take the train for) their home at Pelican Rapids. The ladies will teach school near St. Paul Miss Sylvia Eckholm was a caller at| this coming term. the Walter Pesonen and Elmer Jo-; The Ladies’ Aid of the Methodist sephson homes Sunday evening. church met at the home of Mrs. F. M. Leonard and George Kavonious, Bill| Long Thursday afternoon with a fair Hokana and Edwin Waiste called at | attendance. Elmer Josephson’s Sunday evening. | J.-G. DeFrance drove to Garrison Mr. Eckholm and Sylvia and Sadie | Saturday to look after his farming in- | Gylden were callers in Wing Saturday. | terests there, returning home Sunday ‘Arne Antilla is busy moving onto| evening. He reports the quality of the Eskeli place, as Mrs. Thorson is] grain not as good there as around coming to live on the place he has| Braddock. occupied. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Savage motored | ‘Severi and Eino Eckholm called at|to Breien Sunday morning where Inget's Sunday. they picnicked with Mr. and Mrs. V.! Edwin Olson and Sulo Gylden at-{E. Zork and family of Selfridge. They | tended the show in Wing Friday. were accompanied home by Kirk Bat- ‘Mrs, Dronen and Harold were call- | 2ér, who has visited for several weeks ers in Wing Wednesday. at the Zork home. On their way Stella, Mabel and Linda Maki vis- | home they called at the Annex hotel, ited with the Eckholm girls Sunday.| Bismarck, and visited with Mr. and Hugh Bates is assisting the Gyldens| Mrs. J. A. MacLachlan. with harvesting. Congressman Thomas Hall and Mr. and Mrs. William Josephson called at the Eckholm and Gylden| Braddock callers Saturday morning. homes Sunday. | They brought down with them Alex Laura Pihaja called at the Charles|MacDonald, who along with Mrs. Koiver home y. MacDonald, is visiting at the Don Severt Gylden, Sulo Eckholm and | MacDonald home. Edwin Olson were Wing callers Satur-| Miss Dagmar Carlson, who has been day night. working at the Thore Naaden home, Sulo Eckholm was an overnight| has gone to her home on account of | guest with Sulo and Severt Gylden. illness of her mother. - Elmer Jarvi, who is working at; Wm. Beck, who lives on the farm Charles Kolver's, spent Sunday at his| formerly owned by John Swanson, | parental home. took his boy to the Bismarck hospital ‘Mr. and Mrs. Arne Antilla, Walfred | last weck where he underwent an op- | and Saima Antilla called at Gust|cration for appendicitis. Eckholm's. Miss Lucille Engleman entertained Shoppers in Wing Saturday were|at a birthday party several of her Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thompson,| young friends at her home at Dana John Hokana and Arne Antilla. ‘Wednesday afternoon. ‘Bill Hakana was a business caller} Mrs. Esther Reid of Bismarck and in Wing Wednesday. her two little daughters are spending | Mr. and Mrs. John Jarvi and family | @ two weeks’ vacation along with her | called at John Gylden’s Tuesday. sister, Mrs. Wm. Camp, at the home Sadie, Selma and Sallie Gylden | of their father, F. J. Zellmer. called at Eckholm’s Wednesday eve-| _H. E. Fraser has purchased the Cliff ning. Stickney home adjoining the Catholic ‘Mr. and Mrs. Dave Josephson and | church south of town, and will move Clifford and Hugh Batcs called at/| into it the last of thig month. Gylden’s Sunda: George Martin, who has spent scv- cral weeks .in Montana, returned home Tuesday. The ladies of the Woodman Circle met in the Siem hall Thursday eve- ning with 12 members in attendance. After the usual routine of business a delicious lunch was served by Mes- dames Kinncy and Koenig. Clifford Martini and Ai, Hogenson of Fargo, who have been making a two-weeks’ tour of the Yellowstone park and the Black Hills, arrived in Braddock Friday and spent the night at the O. R. Martini home, leaving Saturday for Fargo to resume their work there. | J. A. Allensworth and daughter | Gertrude accompanied Mr. Snyder | ‘and Mr. Jackson of Ohio to Mandan, | By 8. GYLDEN 2 I Braddock By MRS. E. F. SAVAGE P. C, Rambough, mail carrier of Kintyre, and two daughters visited at the H. E. Fraser home this weck. Six carloads of cattle and one of hogs were shipped to St. Paul from Braddock Saturday morning. Mr. Wil- helm, cattle buyer, shipped two, Sucltz and Engleman two, and the Braddock Shipping Association two of cattle and one of hogs. Cattle at this time ere bringing a good price and many of the farmers in this locality arc having to dispose of them on account of the shortage of feed. There’ was a severe frost Tuesday night which nipped the vines, late po- tatoes, flax and corn. The greatest logs is felt in the corn as there were many good fields of it, and the farm- crs were depending on it for this win- ter's supply of feed. Some of the farmers have cut theirs and in this way are taking care of it while oth- crs have so much work on thelr hands taking care of their other harvest that they have to letjt stand. Mrs. M. Fetterley ‘accompanied Mrs. S. A. Engleman and daughter Lucille to Bismarck Friday where all took medical treatment ‘A dear little 8'2 pound baby girl, Merced Irene, arrived Wednesday morning to brighten the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spitzer. Baby Merced was born at the home of her d~ parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. ton, who say that they don’t feel a day o--¢ Miss Gertrude remained in Bismarck to visit with relatives while the gen- tlemen returned home in the evening. Mr. and Mrs, Walter Reich stopped in Braddock to renew acquaintances, en route to their home in Granton, Wis. They were returning from a trip through the Yellowstone Park and the Black Hills. Mrs. Reich was formerly Miss Lily Sterling, who taught in the Sueltz school during the past two years. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Jackson and Mr. J. E. Snyder of Sullivan, Ohto, ar- rived here Monday to visit at the home of D. L. Barth. Mrs. Jackson ts a cousin of Mr. Barth. They are really seeing the country and are quite im- pressed, even though this is onc of our “off” years. Mrs. H. E. Belk and Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Kurtz drove to Bismarck Sun- day to visit with Mr. W. W. Mandi- ped at the Bismarck hospital, who ef f ‘i lerwent a serious operation 2 clder, but who, along with all the Souple of, weeks ago. They report uncles and aunts, are delighted. Mr. and Mrs. Don Tracey and two Angee. getting along as well as can sons spent Sunday night in Brad- docx ac the home of eae ea ° * A. J. Koenig. ey spent Sut — Laxe Isabel, returning to their home | | McKenzie | at Carrington Monday morning. Mr.| © ¢ ‘tracey is a brother of Mrs. A. J. Koenig, Mrs. Thore Naaden and 8. 8. ‘Tracey, and lived at Linton prior to going to Carrington where cwns an opera house and cucccssful business. Both Mr. Mrs. Tracey are real busy we are glad to hear of their success. Mrs. O. Feltheim was down to Kin- tyre for a few -days helping her daughter, Mrs, Delbert Wurm, while they were threshing. Mrs. Wurm re- turned home with her mother to help . her in her canning. By MRS. T. T. HUGHES Clifford B. Leathers left for his home at Long Beach, Calif., Wednes- day morning after spending a month in this vicinity visiting relatives and friends. Tuesday acvening a group of his friends gathered at the F. M. Leathers home in McKenzie for an informal social evening, at the close ; of which light refreshments were C. ‘7. Barton and son Lowell spent | served. Among those present were ‘Tucsday night in Mandan visiting at | Mr. and Mrs, Warren Clizbe, Mr. and the G. Aarvig home. They had a real| Mrs. Paul Antrim, Mr. and Mrs. Roy surprise when they arrived home. Wildfang, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Neth, Mr: and Mrs, 8. B. Wyciskala left | Madeline, John and Gerald Boren, Braddock Friday morning for Oakes. | Wendell Drawver, and Willis Belk. En Mr. Wyciskala has been acting as re- route to California Mr. Leathers will lieg agent at the 800 depot for C. T. visit in Kansas City with his sister, Barton, who was on @ trip to Iowa, | Mrs. S. A. Lawyer, and will continue and while here made many frscuu. | his work with the Richfield Gas Co., who wish them every success. at Long Beach. H.W. Allen and A. Anderson drove Pe 3 and Bae Leslie Coney of tele Friday morning, from whic! fashington, D.:C., are visiting Mr. peg: Conley’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Conley of McKenzie and his sister, Mrs. Minnie Heaton of Bismarck. They plan to start for their home in a short time. Mr. Conley’s mother plans to return with them for several months’ visit. Roy Wildfang entertained the Ladies Aid at her home Wednesday afternoon. Mfrs. Paul, Mrs. Minnie Heaton and daughters of Bismarck, and Mr. and Mrs. Leslic Conley of Weshington, D. C., were among the many visitors. A delicious lunch was Bae EERE are visiting for a wh! derson’s parents, Mr. 5 = 2 atte kota. Miss Ethel Spieler from Billings, Mont., uncle and aunt, Mr. ng business caller in McKenzie. Howard Crum is combining grain | drove to Moffit Sunday to visit at for George Hughes. M. Leathers, and Francis and Isabelle Boyd motored to Bismarck Saturd: Vera and Vada of Bismarck were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Conley and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Heaton Sr., ‘Sunday. | Judge Birdeell of Bismarck were | . atives, Mrs. B. F. Coons was a shopper inj ance is usually good. Bismarck Saturday. H. R. Cunz of Bismarck was a Miss Ella Leathers and father, F.! Mrs. Minnie Heaton and daughters Tom Hughes and Wendell Drawver were Sterling callers Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wisehart of Britton | were McKetzie shoppers Saturday. | Orval Thompson and Everett John- | son are visiting friends at Dickinson. The Homemakers club met h | Mrs. M. J. Belcher Tucsday after- i noon. | Mrs; George Manly was shopping in Eismarck Monday. D. B. Leathers was a Sterling call- cer Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Swanick of Tuttle a in McKenzie on business Mon- lay. ° \ Driscoll} | ° ¢ By MRS. F. 0. JOHNSON Mrs. J. R. Johnson and daughter, Beryl, spent Sunday with friends in Tuttle. Mrs. Jack Palmer visited a few days last week with her cousin, Mrs. Wm. Van Viect. The Homemakers club met Wednes- day with Mrs. Fred Jordas. Mrs. Ed Olson of Brinsmade ts vis- iting her daughter, Mrs. A. T. Hoff- straad. Mr. and Mi Carl Kolstad and family of Duluth, Minn., are spending ; a few days with Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Roswold. Mrs, H. A. Knudson and daughter Valdis, and Mrs. C. W. Swanson and infant daughter. Beva Jean, spent Saturday at the Jensen home. Miss Vera Sleight of Tappen spent the weck-cnd at the A. P. Roswold home. ‘The Birthday club met at the home of Mrs. H. A. Knudson, Aug. 8, in} honor ef Mrs. Hammer's and Mrs. Knudscn's birthda Aug. 12th it met at the home of Mrs. F. O. John- son. Mrs. C. A. Swanson returned from the hospital Tuesday. She is quite] well again. Mr. and Mi and Miss Vernice Newcomer left Sun- day, Aug. 11. Whitefish, Mont., where they will visit at the Hines Mavis Roswoid and Hattie Ward spent Thursday at the home of Mavis’ grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Mr. and Mrs. Lars Hanson of Santa Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Swanson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Julius Mattie at Vashti. Mrs, C. Bertheau and son Herman of Linton spent Sunday at the C. A. Swanson home. Mr. and M ily spent Su! Arnold Car! Lillian Knudson of Steele and E) wood Swanson were marricd in Bis: marck Miss. Clarence Oison of Bismarck visited Tuesday at their ho: Mrs. E. T. Lowry of Jamestown is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Swanson. Miss Doris Tice of Bismarck visit- ed Sunday at home. Misses Vannie and Mina Lewis and some friends from Bismarck spent Sunday at home. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Knudson of Excelsior township called at the F. O. Johnson home Sunday. Miss Dorothy Johnson who ha: been away in St. Paul for the past year returned home Wednesday. Mrs. A. P. Roswold and Mrs. H. A. Knudson were Bismarck callers Wec- nesday. Valdis Knudson spent a few days with Dagmar Roswold. Mr. and Mrs. E. ©. Ruble and Mrs. A. Hammer were Bismarck callers Monday. A miscellaneous shower was given for Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Swanson Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Swanson. Gibbs By RUTH BURBAGE and ESTHER SCHMITZ Bruschwein and fam- y with Mr. and Mrs. o— Gloria, the 7-ycar-old daughter of Phil Starkel of Bismarck, is spending this weex at the George Koch home. Mrs. John Engdahl and children of Bismarck were Friday callers at the Victor Engdah! home. Charlie Jordan of Bismarck spent a few days visiting at the Victor Eng- dahl home. Mr. and Mrs, Nels Nelson and son Victor and John Ensdahl and family of Bismarck were Sunday visitors at Victor Engdahi’ Frank Trygg and family were Sun- day callers in Bismarck visiting at the McClellan and Spitzer homes. Sunday visitors at the Cohn Sabot home were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Swen- json and son Bobbie, Tec and Shirley Small, Mrs. Fred Sabot and Mrs. Compneau. Mr. and Mrs. George Koch and daughter, Lillian, had Sunday dinner at the Phil Starkel home in Bismarck. In the evening they drove to Mandan to visit at the Phil Lygang home. Clifford Stillwell called at Victor Engdahl’s Monday evening. Bill Abelson was a Monday caller at the Henry Gabel home. _ Mrs. E. A. Guthmueller and three little daughters, Phyllis, Mavis and Lois are spending this week visiting at the Clarence Schmitz home. Mrs.. Guthmueller and Mrs. Schmitz are sisters. | Burnetta Schmitz spent .. few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Schmitz. Fred Heiser visited .t Frank Gabel's Sunda; H. Sheppley was here Sunday, looking after his » N. P. in- y. Mr. and Mr: |over. L. Carr, Loren Carr | home. |marck Saturday to consult doctors Roswold. | cation at Tuttle and Regan wih rel- | puptts absent that day which was | Stark and baby were in Tuttle Satur- day night. rather a bad showing as our atten- Sheldon Fields was a Monday cvc- ning caller at Frank Gabel's. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schmitz the August Benz home. The following pupils earned 100 in their spelling and Verdon Sabot, Florence and Evelyn Engdahl, Ruth Trygg and} Eleanora Gabel. i Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gabel are the pround parents of an cight-pound baby girl, Mother and baby are doing nicely. George Gabel and children, Grace and Richard, accompanied by his son, Frank and his wife and children, left | Mrs. Frank Gabel’s relatives. Quite a few people in this neighbor- ae were picking chokecherrics Sun- le: noon with Mr. and Mrs. Gabel. Monday evening a wind and hail storm struck our community. Mr. Wendburg’s separator was turned Many header boxes and hay- racks were turned over. Some of the crops are a complete loss. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Swanson and children, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Asbridge and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Small and children were Sun- day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Asbridge. Katherine Hughes is spending the week with her grandmother, Mrs. John Gabel, Sr. ;WildRose | ° ° By MRS. W. H. BROWNAWELL William A killing frost visited this locality one night last week, injuring late corn | and gardens. and Mrs. Walter Riech return- ed from a wedding trip threugh Yel- lowstone Park, Black Hills and Bad Lands, renewing acquaintance with old friends here before going to their future home in Wisconsin. The best wishes of their many friends will go with them. Misses Nina and Jennie Waiste of Wing made a business call here onc day last week. Miss Madge Runey, county super- intendent, and Mrs. Hibeck were business visitors here Thursday after- noon. O. B. Swanson, H. A. Carlisle and 3 Jensen shipped cattle to the citics last week. It has been reported that Mrs. Mike Glovais is expected to arrive here in a month from Poland. Mrs, John Peterson was on the sick jlist last_ week and motored to Bis- about her health. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Carlisle and son Roger visited friends and relatives in Bismarck Sunday. | Mr. and Mr: W. H. Brownawell Selfridge and Fort Yatcs Saturday. Ana, Calif, spent a few days visiling {motored to Glencoe Sunday to visit friends here. {Mr. and Mrs. i | John Lawson. L. R. May, who is working with the | Wheat Growers’ association, spent the week-cnd with his family here. | Mrs. Ernest Saville attended the | | Ladies’ Aid at the home of Mrs. Long | {in Braddock Thursday afternoon. Aleck Jawaski from Pursian Park neighborhood was here on business connected with threshing the fore part of the week. Howard Brownawell of Moffti made a business call here Friday. Miss Jennic Waiste of Wing ‘has been secured to teach school No. 1 jana Miss Elsic Pergande of Valley City wiil teach school No. 2 this year. | Archie Marvel of Moffit was here jon bu; gathering chokecherries Sunday. Mr. aad Mrs. Ernest Saville made a business trip to Bismarck and Man- dan last weck. _A carload of fresh fish from the ele was taken through here last eck, L. R. May visited relatives in y. Saville visited Helen a vell in Bismarck a couple of days last week. | Hazlegrove i —____—______+4 By MRS. RAY HAZELGROVE Ray Hazelgrove helped Elvin Gray ogain Tuesday, and Mrs. Hazelgrove visited at the Gray home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray and Elvin and Opal Gray were in Tuttle Tues- day night. Mr. and Mrs, Will Harty are the proud parents of a baby boy born |one day last week at the St. Alexius (hospital in Bismarck. | Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sattler and j daughter Shirlcy Jean were in Tuttle | Tuesday night. Emil went in to con- sult a doctor about his hand. Emil Sattler called at the Hazle- grove home Friday. |" Sunday, Aug. 4, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray and Elvin and Opal Gray were supper guests at the John Harty home. Ben Klangburg started threshing | Friday, He threshed some grain for Charlie Edwerds, near Wing. Lawrence Goldsmith is working on Ben Klangburg’s rig this year again. Mr, and Mrs. Len Bice drove down to Napoleon to spend the week-end {with Mrs. Bice’s folks. Elmer Perry was in Tuttle on busi- daughter Florence were in Tuttle shopping Saturday night. Cora Larson and Ray Harty and Mrs. Harding and Mr. and Mrs. John Harty jand daughters Helen and Bernie and tests: Yvonne, Johnjson Francis drove to Bismarck to visit Mrs. Will Harty and son at the St. Alexius hospital Sunday. ar Opal Gray and Mc. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove drove out south of Wing born Sunday afternoon. |a few miles and had a picnic dinner | and also called at the Harry Gray heme Sunday. and Mrs. Esther Stewart were S for Duluth for a two-weeks’ visit with | Sunday of friends in Regan. ieee ye etty Gabel spent Sunday after-| Tuttle spent a few days at the R. | Farmers’ elevator in Wing this fall. ess Saturday. {Mont A number of folks from here were |Mrs. Schomer. |Ellison of Selfridge and Mrs. Mar- Mrs. Brolin and son Floyd and Will Harty and daughter Avis and Mr, and Mrs, Frank Gray and Elvin Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cloud and family Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Bailey and family drove to Grass lake, near Wil- ton, Sunday, to pick chokecherrics. Misses Lorene and Norma Gray of Bailey home this week. Ed_Wagner was a caller Sunday at the Chris Wolff home. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Thoren and family were guests Sunday of relatives in Bismarck. Mr.-and Mrs. Frank Gray and El- vin and Opal Gray called at the Ed Cloud home Sunday afternoon on their way home from Wing. J. J. Knipper is heading grain for Fred Wagner this week. The Wetzle brothers are pulling their threshing rig up to Will Harty's this week to thresh for him and some of his neighbors. i Mr. and Mrs, Harry Ulfers took Mr. | and Mrs. Emil Sattler and daughter te church at Tuttle Sunday night with them. School, so we hear, will start in Tuttle and Wing Sept. 9. Elvin Gray will again work at the) Harry Gray of Wing took a thresh- ing rig to Pettibone one day last week, el Leith \ OOD By MRS. J. H. EMCH Mr. and Mrs. daughter Renee callers in Leith Wednesday. . and Mrs. H. W. Gibson had dental work done in Bismarck Wed- nesday. Mr: land, who has been visiting at the; Lou Omdahl home, returned to New England Thursday. 's. Lee Faubel. who has beer vis- | iting for some time at the Henry Faubel home, returned to her home in Lemmon Sunday. A large crowd attended Presbyter- jan Ladies Aid} held at Mrs. B. H.! Davison's Thursday. The next meet- ing will be with Mrs. J. H. Emch, Sept. Sth. George Gebhardt has been busy as- sisting with wiring for clectricity of the Lorenzen building at Elgin. F. Weatherly, a former resident of Leith, from Minnescta, visited with his brother Tim last Thursday. The bridge crew on the Milwaukee R. R. has been busy in the Leith vicinity the past w Miss Marie Hamery cf Carson vis- Ed Patterson and past week. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Emch left for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gilmore visited with home folks the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schomer and . who have been visiting with here, left for Miles City. Sunday, to visit a sister of fami relativ irs. S. Collis and little son, Mr: igaret Foy cf Milnor, N. D., visited at the J. H. Emch home Saturday cn route to Selfridge from Havelock. where they were visiting a brother of Mrs. Collis. Triez, employed with the bridge crew, spent a few days at his home last week. Mrs. E. J. Lawfer. Ruth Cochran. Margaret and Bertha Zacher and Mrs, Clark Mossman, were shopping in Bismarck Saturday, returning to Leith Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lonn visited with Mrs. Lonn’s parents near Pretty Reek, Friday. A number of Leith people attended the ball game between Mott and Car- son Sunday, the game ending in a victory for Carson. Art Haugen was an Elgin visitor Monday. Miss Grace Anhorn of Carson spent Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. Laneth Woodbury. going to Brisbane Fridey to visit Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sept. Mrs, Chas. Emch, Mrs. E. Anhorn end Miss McCurdy of Carson attended R._N. A, lodge Thursday evening. Several improvements are being made at the fair grounds this year, among them being more and better display room fcr vegetables, and lenlarged poultry quarters. | Maurice Kimball and sister, Mrs. nesday. Mr, and Mrs. Henn and family of soutn of town were in Leith Saturday. Den Stevenson of the south coun- try was in Leith Monday and reports Donald Jr., who sustained a severe injury on his foot while harvesting, is getting along niccly. jat the Farmers’ clevator. of Dickinson were | a Harvey Johnson of New Eng-jday at the D. A. Ritchie home. ited at the C. H. Davison home the) Bowman for a few days’ visit Sunday. | Leu Nyland, were in Bismarck Wed- | ® . | family ‘are here on a visit at the M. Ameal Brinkman, who was called to Canistola, S. D., on account of his! father's illness, returned home the latter part of the’week. His father is much improved. Lynn Dirksen and friend of Iowa City are visiting fricnds and relatives near Leith. Lynn, son of Recus Dirk- Mrs. Fred sen. west of town, formerly lived in and Mrs. “oo Guidaraithy Henge Leith. He is now taking up dentistry Hallie Sorenson, Mr. and Mrs. Virgin |#¢ the Towa State university. were among the shoppers in Tuttle E. Carlson, Leith merchant, made a | Saturday night. business trip to Bismarck Monday. Ray Harty and his sister, Mrs.| =. L. Mellon was & New Leipzig Harry Hardinz, of Dickinson, were | Visitor Monday. week-end guests at the John Harty and Will Harty homes. ness one day this week. Threshing has started arcund Wing and Tuttle. i Mr. and Mrs, Ray Hazlegrove were shopping in Tuttle Saturday night. Will Harty and daughter Avis and Cora Larson were in Tuttle shopping Saturday night. “ south of town was taken to tonsil : ‘Saturday for operation. Mr. and Mrs. John Harty and Rev. Landgrebe and family of El- daughters Helen and Bernice and son Francis and Mrs. Harry Harding and en see heap Ne and Mrs. E. J. Ray Harty were in Tuttle Saturday junday afternoon. medley if Miss Kate Haag is now employed Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Goldsmith ana|at the E. T. Saunders Mercantile The young daughter of P. Hauge of from a week's visit at the home of Elgin | Mr. and Mrs. Claus Garmer at Clear- ing the need of cooperation and toler- ation to bring about “peace on earth and good will to man.” Rev. and Mrs. Thornell are well known out here, and have been visiting at Sims and Almont, their former church field. They now live at Bertha, Minn. Hiram Goff will be remembered as one of the earliest pioneers out here. He practiced law in Almont, and drove the first automobile in this country. He also built the first tele- | phone line between Almont and Cur- son. He has just been on: his first visit to Almont, with his family, since he left here long ago. They now live at Mankato, Minn., Here Mr. Goff holds the office of municipal judge. " Steele $ ° By MRS. F. W. GRESS Mrs. Geisler, daughter Leta and Mrs, George Altes motored to Bismarck Thursday, where Miss Leta received medical attention for a@ sprained shoulder, Harold Taylor of Bismarck visited relatives here Monday. Harry Loerch is doing the excava- tion work for a basement under Mac Epstein’s house. Mr. and Mrs. Orrie Whitney and Mrs. Charles Whitney motored to Bis- marck Sunday. Neighbors of Mr. Woolsey and the Lions club have done the harvesting of Mr. Woolsey's crop while he is in the Bismarck hospital recovering from his severe injuric Mrs. Lewis Meyer visiied Sunday with her parents at Leal. Lovell, Raymond and Sylvia Sletto of Minneapolis, former residents of Sel visited friends here Wednes- ay. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Orrie Whitney at the Bismarck hos- pital August 18. Mid Scroggins and Mr. Woolsey of Kansas City, visited George Woolsey in Bismarck Friday. Martin Selness is the new assistant George Altcs and Billy Wilson at- tended an auction sale in Liberty township Thursday. Milo Dieruf went to Bowman Fri- where he spent a few days visit- ing relative: Mrs. E. M. Pool was shopping in Bismarck Friday. Mrs. Earcel Ritchie and children, of | Jamestown, visited Sunday and Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Pat Filbin and son Elwood, of Chicago, are visiting at the home of their son, Hugh Filbin, and family. Edward Knelson and Paul Gress, who are attending the teachers col- lege in Valley City ed Sunday at the home of the latt Willard Porter went to Bismar Wednesday, where he visited Mi Porter, who is in a hospital recovei ing from an operation on her art Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Wood and M Frank Schossow and little son are spending a week visiting relatives in Minnesota. Mrs. John Daugherty went to Bi marck Thursday to consult doctors. The W. C. T. U. met with Mrs. H. N. Tucker Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. B. H. Smith had charge of the pr readings and music, Those t in the program were Mrs. Ruth, and the former president, Mi F. Foye. and Mrs. Boucher and daugh- elyn and sons Arthur and Dan- motored to Bismarck Sunday, ied services and vi iel where they at ited Miss Helen. 's. D. A. Ritchie and Bessie and went to Bismarck jitchie, who pital recovering from a seri- ous operation. Mrs. Pattcrson and Mildred motor to Valley City Saturday to bring Velma home from teachers college for | ily, also of Bismarck, who spent the through harvesting and will begin threshing soon. ‘The Baldwin schools will open Sept. 9. Mr. and Mrs. Shep Haas and Miss Frances Spitzer of Bismarck were week-end visitors at the home of Mrs, Matilda Baumgart. Mrs. Baum- gart is the mother of Mrs. Haas. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spitzer motored to their farm near Arnold a few days ago to visit with their son, Emil Spitzer, and famil:-. Noel Borner, who has been em- ployed on the Herman Meyers farm the past two wecks, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eliason and son Douglas of Bismarck were Sunday | guests at the Alvin Nordstrom home. They were accompanied here by Mr. | and Mrs. Conrad Johnson and fam- day with Mrs. Johnson's mother, Mrs. | Mer! Bentley. The Eliason and John- son families are leaving in two weeks for Seattle where they will make their future home. Heading is about done in the Bald- win community, but the combines are still on the job. A number visited at the Brown farri Sunday to see the new machine work. Art and William Fricke Jr. have purchased a combine and plan on dcing custom work besides combining the grain on their farms. Mrs. Gertrude Strohl and ‘children Tola and Elaine visited at the Wayne Cummings home Wednesday while en route to their home at Washburn from Bismarck. Mrs. Strohl moved her household goods to Washburn by truck. The Edgar Mount family enter- tained relatives from South Dakota part of the week. Miss. Hazel Holen, who has been spending a week with relatives at Bowden, has returned. » Miss Holen, who has been visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hanson, plans on returning to her home at Staples at an early date. Mr. and Mrs, Jake Warner and family of Bowden and Mr. and Mrs. George Washburn of Fargo spent the week-end at the Fredolen and Ed- mund Rupp homes. Donald Little suffered a broken arm Friday when the header box in which he was riding upset. Donald jumped from the box and, it is thought, broke his arm in the fall. He wes taken to Bismarck for med- jical treatment. Mr. and Mrs. John Sterling of Bis- marck, Mr. cnd Mrs. John Herdebu and daughters, Eleanor and Alva, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wood and John Her- debu Sr. and sons, Carl, Adam and Freddie, were Sunday guests at the Fredolen Rupp home. Ernest Fricke has purchased a| separator and will soon begin thresh- ing. daughters Ruth and Marie motored to Bismarck Sunday to visit. with Clarence Falkenstein, who wont an operation for goiter the fore | part of the week. Clarence is improv- ing as nicely as could be expected, | week. Mr. and Mr: | near Pembina were Sunday gues Edward Cornell of sat Mrs. Cornell's father, Morris Ander- son, of near Still. o o i Trygg | o: oe By GLADYS NELSON Oscar Coleman home. Monday. | Willie Jiras, Mr. and Mrs. George } Nelson and family were callers Mon- éay night at the Brown brothers’. The state hail adjuster was out Tuesday and adjusted hail loss for ‘ John Kruger on the Horne place. | Emma Coleman is assisting Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Falkenstein and | ¢ under= | aad and plans on returning home next |. the Ira Falkenstein home. They were | ¢ called here recently by the illness of | * Arthur Solberg was a caller at the | ¢ will move to Bismarck the of the week to home. A social the end of the @ dainty luncheon collection was presented them token of esteem. Hilda Eskabom, Mr. Hedstrom and Lenora, Mr. and Arthur Magnus and Mrs. John Anderson and and Mrs. Albert Vollen fans, Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson and tudy ily, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ai ane family, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sheldon and family, Mr. and Mrs. Nels Nelson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gor- dan and Ernie, Ms. Oscar Magnuson and family, Mrs. Charlie Trygg and Mildred and John, Mrs. Andrew Trygg and Alvin, Elmer and Edgar, Mrs. Kettleson and Rande, Jennings and Lloyd, Marvin Alm, Alfred Anderson, Marion Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Madland and sister from Wyndmere. Mrs. Arthur Magnus accepted @ seven-months term of school in Phoe- nix township for this fall and winter. Mrs. A. Kruger has been laid up the past week with a sore foot. A number of young folks enjoyed swimming at Apple creek, near the Joe Fisher home, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kell and fam- ily, from Washburn, former residents here, were guests recently at the Laurence Madland home. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Scott of Bis- marck were visitors Sunday at Mrs. Scott's home, with Emma and Hugo. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Nelson and Vic- tor were guests Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Victor Engdahl, and family. Oscar Coleman called at the M. A. Nelson home Sunday night. M. A. Nelson called at the George Whitted home Sunday night. Jce Fisher is combining grain for Charlie Trygg, and Mr. Trygg hauled grain for Mr. Fisher while combining. The Brown boys finished combining grain for J. W. Jiras this week. Edwin Olson and Mrs. Anton Fisher and Gordon, who have been visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Olson, will leave this week for Minot, where Anton Fisher works. ¢———————""* \ Hampton i divey Grenz was a’ business call- cr in Hazelton Friday evening. Math Koppy was a business caller in Temvik Friday evening. Mike Billingsly called on friends ik Saturday. William Gappert of near Temvik was a business caller at the Ed Wel- ler home Saturday. nd Mrs. David D. S. Joeb daughter took a load of grain Saturda: and Mrs. Olaf Larvick and shtcrs of near Temvik and Mr. C. H. Buck of Hampton were picking grapes and chokecher- ries along the river Saturday A, Ohlhauser, Pete and Bill , and Math Koppy were busi- ness callers in Temvik Saturday. Raymond Livermore, Jr. was & lor at the Frank Lawler home urday afternoon. Mrs. “Tom” McCoy is ends at Winona. Miss Minnie Scheirmeister is as- sisting her, sister, Mrs. Godfrey Grenz, with housework. Mr. and Mrs. Oswen Riemer and daughter Ruth of Gayton were in t inity Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Foster Dartt and son Kenneth of Gayton spent Sun- afternoon at the Steve Koppy Ann, Francis and Russell Chesrown attended the ball game at Cannon Ball Sunday afternoon. s, Fred Grossman and y of near Hazelton were pick- ing chokecherries along the river i ° By ELIZABETH KOPPY in visiting the week-end. Miss Leola Clark and brothers and | Lavanda Gingerich of Oscaloosa, la. visited Monday at the Methodist par- sonage. Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Ness, Mr. and Mrs. Norma Ness, Mrs. Dieruf and Jo- sephine motored to Bismarck Wednes- day, where they spent the day. Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Wood and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schossow and son were shopping in Bismarck Friday. They also visited the flower show while in Bismarck. The monthly meeting of the Pres- byterian Missionary society was held in the church Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Grover had charge of the pro- gram, which was on “Orientals in America.” Mrs. W. F. Foye led the devotional services. Refreshments were served by a group of members. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Jankin of Tuttle visited Sunday at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Buster Brown. ‘The new city superintendent of schools, Prof. Gustafson, attended the regular meeting of the school board, which was held at the schoolhouse Tuesday night. Steele for binder repairs Tuesday. ; Baldwin | o By FLORENCE BORNER Rev. Fred Christ of Wilton held services in the Presbyterian church Sunday. Rev. Christ and family have recently returned from a month's vacation spent in Minnesota and North Dakota. Mrs, Mabel Lindgren, who has been spending some time with friends here and in Bismarck, has returned to her home in Minot. Mrs. Kate Swick and sons Rollin and Clarke and Miss Olga Rupp of Bismarck were recent guests at the John Monroe home. Mrs. Swick and Miss Rupp have recently returned , Minn. The Garmer family company. illie Gi were callers at Henry Gabel’s Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sabot and baby, erries Sunday. Arthur Solberg called at Victor Engdaht's Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gabel and children, Ectty, Loyd and Vernon, called on Mr. end Mrs. Will Gabel of Bismarck Monday. Miss Madge Runey, county superin- is, visited the pri- room on ‘Tuesday. We had six|daughler and Mr. tendent .cf school: Lena, Simon and Thor Pederson attended the Almont Sunday school plenic st Jensen's grove on the Heart tnd arinsge ‘crowd panered, Mrs tives and friencs. a large cl gat . anil Battier, were in Tuttle Saturday [of the Sunday enol suit conanoted : , were night. ‘ the exercises. An excellent ‘Andrew Kraft Jr. and Emil Sattler |was rendered by the children. were in Tuttle Saturday afternoon on ‘as ' songs business, by several Mr. and Mrs, Art Ochuner and|/Thornell. There were family were in Tuttle Saturday night. |—o preacher. a lawyer, and a f Mi end bse Somare Clerk are Dace | Raw. ose Se oe vi al home a religious 3 Attorney a ass Gott had tes wea the . and Simon 8. Goldsmith and Joe Goldsmith homes. They are from South Dakota. Art’ Wagner and his brother Neil arrived Saturday for a visit with rela- Bruce Virgin, iat Mr. ‘and Mrs, Grover Anderson anata Several subjects were luncheon was served ‘The next meeting of the next month, at which Falkenstein will be hostess. ject for this meeting will Culling and Marketing. It to have a demonstrator there Wesley Nicholson of Liberty was in N. P. Operator Wallen is enjoying isit from his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Wallen, of Minneapolis. ‘| Nelson home. Arthur Solberg this week cooking for} harvesters, and Melvin is helping Mr. Solberg cut grain. Joe Jiras made a trip to Regan Wednesday hauling wheat. Edwin Olson was a calicr at the George Nelson home Wednesday night. Sam Brown is combining for W. J. Jiras this week. Carl Larson and Edwin Olson are boarding at the Charlie Trygg home while Edwin is helping Larson har- vest. Enos Strandemo went to Jiras’ field Wednesday to see them combine. Enos Strandemo got word from Mrs. Strandemo, Detroit, that she took little Gene to a physician, where he is receiving treatment for asthma, which, he seid, was caused by infected tonsils. Mrs. E. E. Stran- demo, from near Baldwin, is out here cooking for the harvesters while Mrs. | Strandemo is visiting her parents in Detroit. Viran Nelson is assisting his brother, R. C. Nelson, harvest this week in Estherville, north of Regan. ‘The state hail inspector was out Wednesday adjusting hail loss in our locality. John Kruger motored to Regan Fri- day on a shopping trip. John Trygg and Edwin Olson were callers Friday night at the George Ida Magnuson, who has been work- ing in Bismarck for the summer, is home, assisting her parents in head- ing grain at the John Olson place. Mrs. Leo Sheldon and her sister is visiting here, just returned from a visit with a sister and other relatives in Hurdsfield and Harvey. Andrew Trygg purchased some cows from Charlie Rue, who will move to Bismarck after harvest and is dispos- ing of his stock, chickens, turkeys and machinery. A surprise party was held Thursday night at the Nels Nelson home in honor of Hugo's twenty-second birth- fiom Iowa, A birthday cake and candles were among the evening's diversions. Some presents were given as a token of esteem. Among those present were Mrs. Arthur Magnus and family, Mrs. day. A dainty luncheon was served. | j) Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Kyes and daughter Laura were visiting at the Carl Woods home near Cannon Ball Sunday and also picking cherries across the river. Miss Minnie Scheirmeister and brother Walter visited at the Jake Scheirmeister home Sunday after- noon, The Edward Bohle family of Tem- vik and the Frank Beska family of near Temvik were here picxing chokecherries Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Peter Smith and family of near Hazelton were vis-: ‘| iting at the home of their son-in. law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Jake Scheirmeister, Sunday. Henry Knittel and Math Koppy called on friends in Linton Sunday afternoon. John Renskers called at the Steve Koppy home Sunday. J. Schott and Anton Horner of Linton were business callers in this vicinity Saturday. Mrs, Frank Lawler and son were ig in Temvik Monday. George Sehr and sons of near Temvik were seen in this vicinity Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Blasen and daughter Viola of near Temvik and a nephew of the latter of Linton were picking chokecherries along the river Monday afternoon. Steve Koppy Sr. made a business trip to Temvik and’ Linton Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Beck and family of near Temvik were chokecherries along the river Mon- day afternoon. ‘ . C. Denholm was’a business caller in Temvik Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Scherr and family were picking chi along the river Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Steve made a business trip to the latter had dental work done Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Wohl and fam- ly of near Temvik were in this vi- | cinity Tuesday. é Wallace Kyes was a business call- er at the Ed Weller home Wednes- day forenoon. Mrs. C. H. Buck and sh gevi