The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 30, 1929, Page 9

/ ra [NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS —*I, o @ t Ecklund | By JUSTINE MORRIS Verl Holden was a Wilton caller londay. Bernice Anderson has been work- ing for Harry Speten the past week. May Little was a caller at the T. J. Morris home Monday. Mrs. Ralph Falkenstein and daugh- ter Betty and Grace and Ruth Falk- enstein were shoppers in Wilton Mon- day. "David Johnson was a caller in Bis- marck Saturday. Florence Keaton and her cousin, Guy Clark, from Iowa, were visitors at the T. F. Morris home Thursday evening. H. A. McCullough was ‘Wilton Monday. Herb Fricke called at the W. Per- kins home Thursday night. Bernice Morris, who has been em- ployed at the John Herdebu, Jr., home for two months, returned to her home ‘Wednesday. Gordon Williams called at the Gene Perkins home Sunday. Mrs. Wallace Anderson and Mrs. Engstrom were picking berries Tues- day. a caller in A few from this township attended |b: the dance in Baldwin Saturday night. Mrs. T. F. Morris and daughters Bernice, Marjory and Aldene, were shoppers in Bismarck Saturday. Lester Falkenstein called at the Clarence Falkenstein home Wednes- day evening. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Klawitter were callers in Wilton Sunday. Elf Johnson called at the Brown brothers home Sunday. Mrs. T. F. Morris and daughter Bernice were picking cherries near Art Lenihan’s Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Russ McCullough and Miss Elsie McCullough called in Still Wednesday evening. Ed Morris made a trip to the coal mine Monday. ! McKenzie | ——_—_____—_—_--+ By MRS. T. T. HUGHES Mrs. Effie Young of Hudson, Wis., is the guest of her cousin, W. L. Wat- son, and family. Ruth Curtis returned home Tues- day after spending the past few weeks with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis, of Mandan. t Lawrence Strong is hauling grain for Ed Easton of Brittin this week. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Conley of Washington, D. C., who have spent the past two weeks visiting Mr. Con- ley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Con- ley, left Thursday for their home ac- companied by Mrs. Ed. Conley. Mrs. Cora Paul of Bismarck, visited her daughter, Mrs. Oscar Gilbert, Tuesday. Mrs. P. E. Roth entertained the Larkin club Tuesday afternoon. Katherine Hughes is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Gabel, near Bismarck this week. The A. O. U. W. held their regular meeting in the east room of the Cur- tis store Wednesday evening. Emery Turner is hauling gas for Roy Turner of Sterling this week. The Royal Neighbors held a meet- ing in the hall Thursday night with good attendance. The next meeting will be initiation of candidates. Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Jacobson of Bismarck were visitors at the T. T. Hughes home Thursday evening. Lawrence Strong is hauling grain for Ed Easton of Brittin. Mrs. H. T. Crum was a business caller in Steele Thursday. Jack Snoen was a business caller in Bismarck Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Hughes enter- tained at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Cook, Eleanor and Albert Cook, Merle Von Hagen and Frank Mason all of Bismarck. + Anna Manly was a shopper in Bis- marck Saturday. Little Glen Coons was quite badly hurt when the team he was driving ran away. He was taken to a hos- pital at once. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Coons are the proud parents of a baby girl. Royal Thomes of Menoken was in McKenzie Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Watson and daughters Lillian and Esther and Mr. Watson's cousin, Mrs. Young, were Bismarck visitors Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Anderson were business callers in Bismarck Satur- day. Lawrence Strong and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Curtis were visitors in Mandan Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Anderson mo- tered to Bismarck Sunday to see the airplanes. Mrs. H. T. Crum was a bus.ness caller in Bismarck Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jacobson and daughters Ardella and Norma, Mrs, 8. E. Winaas and daughters Mil- dred, Irene and’ Ragna all of Bis- marck were Monday morning visitors ;. at the Tom Hughes home en route to "4: the Minnesota lakes for a week's fish- trip. ated ind Mrs. H. E. Curtis were ness caller in McKenzie Monday. Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Swanick of Tut- * tle were business callers in McKenzie “Mrs. Warren Clizbe was a dinner H. E. Curtis home Mon- Clizbe visited home several days last was ‘Tuesday Me Sattler home Wednesdi ie) | at the| Sattler brothers headed down to consult a doctor, as he has been sick for a few days. Jack Stewart called at the Emil jay. ‘lie Sattler called at Emil Sat- tler's and Harry Ulfez’s Thursday. The Sattlers are heading their @rain south of Harry Ulfer’s and as fast as they head it they are thresh- ing it. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Hazelgrove re- ceived a letter from Virgie Webster and her father a short time ago say- ing they arrived at Battle Lake, Minn., all right. Melvin has a good job and all are well. Geneva Sorenson and her brother Tillman were shopping in Tuttle Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Bickmore and daughter Laura are here on a visit in ea They arrived Thursday morn- ra Mrs. George Whitehead and daughter and children from South Dakota, who are here on a visit, and Mrs. Charlie Whitehead and family were in Tuttle Thursday shopping. Mrs, Bill Hartman and sons are visiting a few days at the Hutchinson and Earl Sorenson homes in Tuttle. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazelgrove were shopping in Tuttle Thursday. They also called at the Frank Gray and aa Cipplin homes on their way ack. Mrs, Albert Langadahl and daugh- ters were in Tuttle Thursday. Chris Stolher has been doing some heading for Will Thieling. Elmer Perry called at the Frank Gray home one day this week. Mr.| and Mrs. Frank Gray and Miss Opal Sag were in Tuttle Wednesday eve- ning. Ray Hazlegrove shocked barley for Emile Sattler Friday. Charlie Sattler threshed for Emil Sattler Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Charlie Sattler helped Mrs. log Sattler cook for threshers Fri- lay. Emil Sattler was in Tuttle Saturday forenoon with a load of grain and he hauled out some lumber for Jack Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sattler and daughter Shirley Jean were in Arena Saturday. They called at Hazle- grove's Saturday also. Mrs. Art Ochner and children and Mrs. Ed Ochner and children called ‘at the Emil Sattler home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sattler and daughter Shirley were in Tuttle Sat- urday, also Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ochner and family. The Stolher young folks, and the Kraft young folks, Art Wagner and his brother and the Misses Minnie and Irma Wag- ner attended the show Saturday night in Tuttle. Herbert Swett and family were in Tuttle Saturday night. Miss Amelia Barreth is helping cook for threshers at the Will Harty e., Will Harty and daughter Avis and Cora Larson drove to Bismarck Sun- day to bring Mrs. Will Harty and son home, Mr. and Mrs, Julius Zwiegle and family were in Wing Saturday night. Adam Haas called Sunday forenoon at Hazlegrove's. John and Vernol Goldsmith drove her | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE 3 Wilson \ ¢ By MRS. JOHN A. BERG Mr. and Mrs. Gust Neimiller mo- tored to Brush Lake to attend church and baptism Sunday, conducted by Rev. Carl Brockel. A. E, Nelson pulled out with his rig. He is threshing for John Keronic. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Meyer and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Berg motored to Regan to visit with Carl Berg and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolf motored to Mercer Saturday to shop. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolf had us their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. William Bauer and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wise of Mercer. Mrs. Lewis Wagner is helping her daughter, Mrs. Adolph Wagner, cook {for threshers this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Nelson and fam- | ily motored to Steele to attend church Sunday. An infant born Mr. and Mrs, Emanuel Tuesday ed away a few hours after its birth. The funeral was held at the Lutheran church Wednes- day. E. D. Shmid of Carrington callod at. the John Berg farm on business Fri- day. John J. Schafer called at the Gust Neimiller home for harvest help Thursday morning. Mrs, Edward Berg and son Henry are working for John Schafer. John J. Schlodt called on John Berg Friday. They also motored to Regan to see the McCallesters on business matters. Mrs. John Berg motored to Wilson Wednesday with her son Albert to consult a physician. o = @ | Wing ! ? 2 By EDITH MUELLER Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bos » Dena and Albert visited at the Singer home in Mercer Sunday. Mrs, T. Subey returned home one day last week after visiting in Bis- marck. Bill Glanville and Max Newman motored to Tuttle Sunday night. Mrs. Alfred Larson, Mrs. Alex Hill and daughter Orella and Mrs. O. Time and baby visited at the Ed Lar- son home Sunday. Mrs. Durkan and Mary Graven went home with them for a few days’ visit. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oswald called at the Dan Seiglock home Sunday. Ed Dalbec and daughters Lucile and Arlene accompanied by Maggie Weber motored to Bismarck Saturday. Mrs. David Hein and daughter re- turned home Friday from the Harvey hospital. Mrs, J. Horner ang Mrs. Christ Berg canned corn at tHe latter's home one day last week. Clara Weber spent Sunday at her home in Wing. Mr. and Mrs. John Weber Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weber motored north of Goodrich Sunday to attend church services. Mrs. Alice Durkan and Mary Grav- en were over night guests at the Scallon home last Wednesday. Olga and Sclma Rise visited with to Bismarck Saturday night and brought Helen Goldsmith home with them for a vacation. Minnie Wagner spent the week-end — her parents, ylvia Stewart spent the week-e: with her parents, ie se Mr. and Mrs. George Burnham and daughters Dorothy and Lorrain and son Rauland and Mrs. Ella Dodge drove Sunday from Carrington to visit the Will Thieling family. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Goldsmith and children and Misses Helen and Bella Goldsmith called Sunday at the Rev. Jacobs home. Ben Klangburg moved his thresh- ing rig up and started to thresh for Harry Ulfers Monday. The Witizle brothers moved their Tig from Will Harty’s Monday to Frank Gray's, Art Wagner took Minnie Wagner back to her school Sunday on his motorcyle. o——. § . Arena { o e By MRS. OWEN McINTYRE Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Brose and son Otto, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Roth, Mrs. Lena Manson, Gotlieb Roth of St. Francis, Kan. and Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolf, Jr., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolf, Sr., Sunday. Miss Maria Neff has been assisting with the housework at the Dan Almer home. Mrs, Andrew Kraft and sons Ar- thur and Harold were at Goodrich Sunday. Misses Ottillia and Olga Brose and brother Rheinhold called at Ulfcr's and McIntyre’s Sunday. Johnie Laib visited at the Jake Berg home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glanville and sons Harold and Dean motored to Bismarck ningnet oy en @ family reunion picnic k at Mandan. aes Mr. and Mr, Leder of Wilton Were guests 0: . and Mrs. Harry Ulfers Sunday. : The Kraft young folks and Gottlieb Webber were visiting at the Remig home Sunday afternoon. Ed and Joe Smith, Laverene Gold- burg and Herry Ulfers were callers at McIntyre’s Sunday. Ralph Leech, who has been stack- ing grain for McIntyre brothers, re- turned home Friday evening and started to work on the Phels thresh- ing rig Saturday. Johnie Laib will run the Burg through and threshed one plece of their wheat Thursday. There was about 54 acres in-it. They ran two headers and three header boxes. Ed Smith ran one of the headers.. It served the purpose of '& combine and did excellent work. at the Cartilge home in the capital city. i Goldsmith wastin Wing and|: A number of young’ folks gathered evening on business./at the Christ Wolf, Jr, home Satur- to thresh | day evening. ‘Art and Ed Ochner headed flax for Graham nd_her little | Wisenburgers on the B. W. the Hazlegrove jland Thursday and Frida: sa Sie ca Olive Rise last Wednesday Edith Mueller and Martha Hein called at the David Hein home Sun- day. Ed Larson called at the South ranch Sunday morning. ‘Wing school begins September 9th. Geo. Wilkinson, Mrs. Wilkinson and Mrs. Wm. Stark returned home after visiting in Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Scallon and fam- ily, Mrs. Alice Durkan and Mary Graven attended mass in Wing Sun- day. Helen Harty is visiting at the Will Harty home. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hein and Mr. and Mrs, Christ Berg motored to Goodrich Sunday. Blanche Smith of Minneapolis is visiting at the J. Glanville home. Mrs. Wm. Scott and daughters Doris and Beva and Arlene Gilbert were visitors at the Henry Jacobson home. A group of Wing folks spent Sun- day at the “Rock.” Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lydeen and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Maynard of Peciti- bone were Sunday visitors at the Ed. Larson home. Mr. and Mrs, E. E. See and daugh- ter Dona Mac drove to Bismarck Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Mueller mo- tored to Underwood Sunday to get Mr. Mueller's mother, Mrs. Adam Hepper. Amila Stholer spent the week-end at her home. Willard Hubbell is visiting with his parents in Wing. Mr. and Mrs, Em Glanville, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Glanville and son Ervin and daughter Ferne, Mr. and Mrs, Ben Boss and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glanville and family and Blanche Smith spent Sunday at the Mandan park. Frieda Berg is assisting Mrs. Dave Hein with housework. Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Larson were callers at the Patterson ranch Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Horner and fam- ily motored to Almont Sunday. Helen Bleth returned home with them. Helen is a sister of Mrs. Horner. Catholic services were held in Wing Saturday and 3unday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Olson wer« callers in Harvey Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G, Hubbell were visit- ing friends and relatives in Glen ‘Ullin Sunday. Lois Gilbert is visiting at the Frank Holmberg home. Helen Dagner called at the North ranch Monday morning. dake Hein and son motored to the the | river Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. I. Krementsky spent Sunday in Tuttle. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Berg and Hilda attended the funeral rites.of Lydia Hentz at Marton. N. D., Wednesday. ° 2 i Regan ———_—____——_——-_* By BURDELLA 8. HELGESON The Ce gational Ladies Aid held a foot sal and ice cream so- cial in the log cabin on Saturday afternoon, which. was well attended. The next regular. meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held in the log cabin on the after- noon of, September 12, with Mrs. J. Keifer and Mrs. A. Ghylin entertain- mh large crowd attended the dance given by the Legion boys in the cab-| afte: ia Saturday evening and everyone reports a most time, enjoyable . dnd Mrs. L. Hopkins motored jto Stanton on Sunday to visit rela- ti and Mrs, Carl Lein visited 1elatives in Driscoll on Sunday, Orin Tyberg returned to Chicago last weck after a visit with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. O, Tyberg. Miss Evelyn Hendrickson, who is employed in Bismarck, spent _ the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F._L, Hendrickson. Mrs, L. Hopkins returned from Fargo last Sunday after a week’s visit at her parental home. She was accompanied home by Mr. and Mrs. Orville Nelson, who spent several days here. Mrs. Nelson was for- merly Miss Mary Hopkins of Bis- marck, Miss Grace Rasche of Valley City spent several days of last week with her aunt, Mrs. S. Rupp. Mr. and Mrs, Burdette of Min- neapolis are guests at the A, H. Helgeson home. Mr. Burdette is a brother of Mrs. Helgeson. The Misses Evelyn and Lila Hend- rickson visited at the A. H. Helge- son home Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Gibson of Far- go visited with their daughter, Mrs. L, Kelly, of Regan, last week. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ruble of Dris- coll were callers at the A, H. Hel- geson home on Monday evening. Miss Alice Evans of Grand Forks, formerly of Regan, visited with friends here recently. yron Rierson of Bismarck spent the week-end at his home here, Mrs. A. H. Helgeson and Miss Gladys Burdette returned from_ a week's motor trip through the Bad Lands and Sidney, Mont. They were | accompanied to Sidney by the Misses Jenny and Odessa Williams, who were guests at the A. H. Helgeson home, The Legion will give another dance in the log cabin on Saturday, Sept. 7. The Society of 40 and 8 of Bis- marck will be entertained by the local 40 and 8 in the log cabin on Saturday evening, August 31, 0. Aune spent the week-end at his home here. Mr. Aune has been employed near Williston the past two weeks. The Misses Evelyn and Lila Hend- rickson spent the week-end with their friends in Bismarck. D. E, Mattis of Wilton visited with friends here on Sunday, | Hazelton | ¢ By ELEANOR LANDSBERGER Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Staak and daughter Marjory of Bismarck were Hazelton visitors at the home of Mrs. Staak’s mother, Mrs. M. Rush, Tues- day. Mr. Staak attended to business interests. Tom Shea and daughters Mildred and Lucille accompanied by Miss Mildred Weiser were callers in Bis- marck Friday. Miss Weiser spent the week-end visiting with Lucille and Mildred. A good-sized crowd attended the Virginia Troubadors minstrel show at Zirbes Theatre Monday night. It was reported as being a good show. Rev. Father Weber of the Linton parish held chureh services at St. Paul's Sunday in Father Schweitzer's absence. Father Schweitzer is spend- ing a two weeks’ vacation in Iowa and Indiana points. Joe Prefontaine was unfortunate in acquiring a case of poison oak.on his face while picking cherries last week. He drove to Bismarck to have it treated. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Girber and son, Clarence, motored to Bismarck last Wednesday to shop. Miss Louise Klein was a passenger on the bus to Bismarck Friday to visit with her aunt a week before school starts. Vincent Casey, brother of Mrs. Bill Shea, was visiting with his folks in Livona and Hazelton last Thursday and Friday. He is from Sidney, Mont. assisting Mrs. McCusker for two weeks in her residence. Miss Margaret Hoff went to Linton Sunday to visit with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. F. Rotzein were cher- ry picking Monday. Miss Margaret Prefontaine is ex- pected home Friday after a month's visit with relatives in Crookson, Minn., and Winnipeg, Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wahlman and daughters Elvira and Helen spent the week-end at New Salem. Miss Eleanor Landsberger spent Thursday shopping and visiting in Bismarck. Frank Peterson started out with his threshing outfit Saturday. His first job was on the Ivan Holden farm. Mrs. Jake Spitzer and daughters, Bertha, Emelia and Alice, made a short call at the Steve Murrey home Sunday evening. Mrs. Enock Anderson and chil- dren visited at the Al Holden home Sunday. Henry Diede and family called at the Jacobson and Spitzer home Sun- day afternoon. A few of the locals attended the dancing party given at the Oscar Anstrom home in Painted Woods Saturday evening. Wm. Dohn of Bismarck was a business caller at the Tom Morgan home Monday. George Trusdale and illard Jacobson were business callers Miller home one evening this week. Mrs. Lars Jacobson spent Wed- nesday afternoon at the L. C. Peter- son home in Painted Woods vi with Mrs. Emma _Boech and fai of Wahpeton, ° i Glenview ¢ By MRS. LARS JACOBSON y . D., ang the Marion Mich., who are spending some time relatives. The Bill Larson family were Wil- ton shoppers Saturday. elge Sormula, who for the past five months has been teachi school No. 3, has resigned and left for her home at Perth, N. D., Mon- day, Another. teacher has been hired to finish her. term. * ot ee is Ales Detaeyk spent lay evening al rs Jacobson home. Mr. and Mrs. Enock Anderson motored to Bismarck Monday on business, . L. A. Carlson of McLean county visited with Iver Johnson Monday noon, H.B, Thompson, W. C. Jackson’ and Ludvig Hanson ere helping Con Johnson put up some hay this week. * Miss Helen Martin of Braddock is 48: Richael family of Iron Mountain, | ®- here visiting their father and- other | ¥eek®. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Rupp of Baldwin calied at the Mrs. Jake \Spitzer home Sunday afternoon. | oO i Christiania | By VIOLET A, CLARKE Mr. and Mrs. William Stile and! ifamily were Sterling callers Wed- nesday. A baby girl was born to Mrs. Wm.) Hocft Monday at the Bismarck hos-| pital. Mother and baby are doing nicely. Tom Smith was a Sterling caller | |Wednesday. Martin Olson has been heading grain the past week. Mrs, Martin Olson cooked for the men at Mrs. William Heoft’s home. Ed Gibson was a Sterling caller Wednesday morning. | Miss Mathilda Clarke is assisting} Mrs. John Byers with her work for a) few days, Robert Clarke accompanied by Mrs, Jennie Clarke and Miss Violet ;were Bismarck callers Wednesday. | Miss Violet Clarke visited at the! Carey Johnson home Thursday. Christ Schoon and son Ernest} were Bismarck callers Wednesday. , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stile andi family called at the Carey Johnson home Thursday evening. Glen Briggs and Homer Envik combined grain for Henry Wildfang last. week. caller Saturday. Marvin Magnus was a Sterling caller Wednesday. J.B. Johnson called at the Carey Johnson home Thursday. Glen Elness of Sterling brought a tractor up to Elder Elness’ farm Wednesday. Mrs. Ed Kafer and family were Sterling callers Saturday. Mrs. Jennie Clarke and Miss Vio-! let visited at the Henry Stile home! Friday night. Eli_ Harding accompanied by Rob- ert Clarke were Sterling callers Tuesday. Glen Briggs visited at Jennie Clarke’s home Thursday night. Knute Johnson was a Sterling caller Saturday. The storm Monday night did quite a lot of damage. The old Emil El- ness house that Mr. Risciner pur- chased this summer was blown all to kindling and it did lots of other damage for other people. Mr. and Mrs. Elder Elness were Sterling visitors Saturday. The Misses Maritta and May Clarke were Sunday callers at the Henry Stile home. Eli Harding was a Sterling caller Saturday, George Harding accompanied by Robert Clarke hauled a load of grain to Sterling Tuesday evening. Bob Barrows accompanied by Mrs. William Stile and family were Ster- ling callers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Newland and family visited at the Adolph Han- sen home Sunday night. Henry Stile was a Sterling caller Saturday. Jennie Clarke and Violet called| at the Henry Stile home Monday for a plow which they purchased from them. Mrs. Henry Stile and children called at the Carey Johnson home Monday. Stanley Walgren is assisting Ole Newland with his work for a few days. Temvik By BERTHA LARVICK Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Muckler attended the movies in Linton Saturday night. ‘Walter Moore was a business caller in Linton Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Olhauser at- tended church services in Linton Sun- od | & y. Mrs. Pete Nelson and daughter Ber- ue were shoppers in Linton Satur- y. Mrs. Chas. DeWitt and daughters were callers in Linton Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Albrecht were visitors at the Carl Graf home in Linton. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reich Jr. and Esther Burkhardt were guests at the home of the former's parents in Ha- zclton Sunday. Alice and David Calquhoun and Rosie Schlect attended the show in Linton Wednesday evening. Mrs. C. J. Enders and Mrs. Frank Foell called on Mrs. Muckler Friday. Mrs. Carl Reich, Mrs. Chilson anu daughter Mildred were shoppers in Linton Friday. Alice Hillack returned to Jamestown after a week's visit here. Lydia _and Esther Albrecht and Bertha Weber called on Betty Huber Sunday. Ed Chiison, who has been working on a bridge constructing crew near lant, visited his family over the week- end. Mrs. Pauline Reich was taken to onc of the Bismarck hospitals Monday . She has been sick for a time, but kept growing worse. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Hendrix, Mz. end Mrs. L. P. Hendrix and son Thomas visited Edwin Schenken- berger, who has been in the St. Alex- jus hospital most of the summer. They reported that he was not improving Mrs, Ed. Holton was a Sterling Se jday. Lunch w: very well. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Albrecht and sons Carlyle can Harold and Mr. oe Mrs. Fred Walker enjoyed the day at Salt lake ' George Huber drove to Ashicy Tues- it the | Kimerle, this from here wha spent t lake were Mr. and Enders and daughter, Mr. Charles DeWitt and chii- Guy and Mildred Chilson motored to the Missouri river, where they had a Pienic dinner Sunday. Rev. Brooks of Linton delivered a fine sermon Sunday morning to a | fair-sized crowd, after having spent a two-weeks vacation at Grand Forks, Mildred Chilson left Tuesday from | Linton by train for Redwood Falis, Minn., after having spent a week here visiting her parents and relatives. The Past year she has been attending this coming term. Merle Cahill was taken to a hospital in Bismarck Monday, being the victim of quinsy. They have not heard how he is getting along, but hope for the best. The Boy Scouts held a meeting at the schoolhouse Monday afternoon. Rev. Brooks, who is scoutmaster, was there to give instructions. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Hen Te- turned home from Minneapolis Tucs- day night, after having attended the meeting of the Independent alliance of the northwestern state: school there and intends to nae which they are membx brought had won. North Dakota won every banner and p: arded. oe ] Olthoff of Webster | Mr. and Mrs. Emil Enockson and son and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Abelsoa and daughter motored to Bismarck Saturday night. They attended the) dance at the dome. Mrs. V. Benz entertained the fol- lowing guests at dinner Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Bailey, Fred Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hill and children, Mr. and Mrs. Burns Bailey and chil- dren, Murray House, and Harriet Moffit. A lovely dinner was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Oscar Benz is ill at a hospital in Bismarck. | The Grandmothers unit met at the home of Mrs. D. H. Wemer on Thurs- | erved. on is doing the house- B. F. Lane. Robert Carpenter vis- ited at the F. J. Argast home Sunday. | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pillsbury and children visited near McKenzie Sun- | day. Little Richard Hamlin came] home with them to spend a few days. School will not open until Sept. 9. as the schoolhouse will not be com- | plete till then. Clare Porter and Milton Dochle | went up last week and got their new threshing separator and got started to threshing. The Rainbow Homemakers club met at the Howard Brownawell home 1a Thursday. As most of the members| very many present. It was decided to hold a special meeting next Thursday at the same place. All members are requested to be present at 2:30. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Abelson and} daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Olthoff | motored to Sterling Sunday evening. | Ben Abelson had the bad luck io run a rusty nail into his foot Tuesday | morning. It is quite painful. { One the bins in the elevator) gave way, owing to a mistake in get- ting it put together. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lane and chil- dren, Mrs. Vanmuhle and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Coder and children, and and Mrs. Ben Abelson and daughter he at the C. E. Moffit home Sun- jay. Miss Martha Brightmeyer is work- ing for Mrs. Burns Bailey. | Mr. and Mrs. Ben Abelson and] daughter and Mrs. Olthoff were shop- ping in Hazelton Monday evening. George Moffit got a bad fall one day last week and is laid up on that| account. C. E. Moffit helped Pete Hofstad stack hay Monday. Mrs. Ella Porter entertained at cof- fee Monday afternoon Mrs. Abelson and Mrs. C. E. Moffit. A dainty lunch was enjoyed by all. Sunday there were two fires that might have been serious. In the after- noon a fire was noticed between the store and bank, and after a bucket, brigade was formed it was soon out, but had it not been noticed it might have been bad, as it was near the gas tank. A little while later a report was heard on the butte, and, looking over that way, a big smoke was seen to rise. Upon going over there, C. E. Moffit found it had been set by a number of boys, 15 and up. If there had been a wind everything in the east country would have burned, 2s the grass is heavy at this place and if it had got a start nothing could have stopped it. Everyone should be very careful not to set out a fire. Jim Hill took his wife and children to Jamestown Tuesday to take the train for Brinsmade, where they will visit for some time with relatives. Mr. Beardsley and son.have been helping Joe Kendall in the blacksmith shop. Mrs. Charles Faust and son Leonard and Mrs. Alfred Faust motored io Bismarck Wednesday. Lucille Moffit had as her guests a number of little friends at a birthday party on Tuesday afternoon. Games were played and a dainty lunch was served to the children. Lucille received many pretty gifts. The Edson family expect to move to their farm home Saturday. The Asa Weiners expect to move to their home in Moffit. | Schrunk | ° > By HELEN MARCHANT Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Marchant and family called at the Herman Nieters home Tuesday evening. Mrs. Jacob Wentz spent a few days with her husband in Bismarck. He underwent an operation for appendi- citis some time ago. Saturday evening callers in Wing from this vicinity were: Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Marchant and family, Mr. Her- man Nieters and daughter Marcella and sons Andrew and Wilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seilenger and daugh- ter Marjory, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stella La Seilenger and son Carl and Alma | Ben. Kindred, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wentz and family and John Witt and Her- bert Zeigineir. LeRoy Marchant motored to Wing Wwe 4 Herman Nieters and daughter Mar- cella motored to Wing Wednesday. Adolph Bender hauled grain for R. G. Marchant to Wing this week. meire were Sunday callers at the Her- =} man Nieters. home. Mrs, Adolph Bender and daughter x oo | gathered at | brought good things to cat and a nice} if Lein \> @ | Thursday. ] Victoria called at the R. G. Mar- | chant home Monday afternoon. Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Berg and fam- ily were Wing shoppers Saturday eve- | ning. | John Witt began threshing at the Adolph Bender farm Tuesday morn- | ing. A. L. Davis called at the R. G. | Marchant home Monday evening. | Howard Glanville Rauled a load of grain for R. G. Marchant Monday. {Jacob Berg and son motored to Wing Monday. to Bismarck Monday thing removed from Diven, that was giving her Miss Myrtle Christensen has assisting Mrs. Kosterbe threshers. Taft i | By FLORENCE B. GOSNEY Mrs. John Benz stayed over night in Bismarck Wednesday as she was oe ; $$$ —__—_—_—_——— 6 having Rachel's tonsils removed. i They returned Thursday. | | Steiber 1 P. M. Gosney was a Bismarck caller > ©! Tuesday. ci LE James and Johnny Baker have fin- a oe |ished combining for Cline’s. | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bergquist and) Mrs. Herman Nieman and family {family spent | Wm. Hiekel’s. i |. Mrs. H. M. McDaniel and daughter Lanetta and Mrs. John Carlson and | children visited at the H. A. Smith | residence near Driscoll Tuesda | Mrs. Wm. Hickel and son called on Mrs. C. L. Malone Thu ; day. | J. R. Jones hauled a load of goods for his store Monday. Glen and Earl McAllister hauled | jlumber from Regan Wednesday. | Mrs. H. M. McDaniel and M: Lanetta left for Cody, Wyo., Thurs day after spending a couple of month at the home ef Mrs. McDaniel’s par- L. Malone. | Wm. Hickel and | Sunday afternoon at | ne Ts. and = Mrs. | | Wayne were Wilton visitors Saturday | evening. Among the R {day evening were Paul Greenan, Cecil Mr. gan shoppers Satur- | Elkins, C. L. Maiones, William Serts, Dave Hochhalters, John S' | John Anderson and John Carlson A number of young people from | Steiber attended the dance in the {Legion cabin Saturday evening. | Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson, Den- | nis and Doris were callers at C. Malone's Wednesday evening. Carl R. Kositzky, land commi |sioner, of Bismarel, was a business | caller in this vicinity Monday. | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patzner and | family were Sunday visitors et the! Malone home. Mr. and Mi family, the of Bismarct: . John Anderson and | orge Hugelman family and a few other friends seorze Haecker's Sunday to surprise him on his birthday. All| time was enjoyed. Several of ihe men from Steiber at- tended the Stock Shipper: meeting in Regan Sat Robert Patzner wi itor in Wilton Saturde By OLGA M. RISE | A few from} this vicinity spent Sun- | day picking chokecherries near Ap- | ple creek. H A. H. Helgeson of Regan called at Harry Helgeson’s Thursday evening. Eddie Arneson spent Saturday eve- ning and Sunday with friends at Bis- | marck. | John Birkeland. John O. Rise and | son Clarence motored to Bismarck af- | ter some repairs Saturday evening A few of the young folks motored to Wing Wednesday evening. Alice Rubie and Hazel Arneson spent Saturday afternoon at Stuart Severson's. Gale Birkeland and Mr: Christianson motored to day. Hannah Andrew and Margaret Dronen spent an afternoon at B. M. Lein’s. Valdemar Lein and ©" called at the Apple Cr. day. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Christianson and daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Oren. Mrs. Marie Olousen and fami spent Sunday afternoon at Ed. Eric! son's. Valdemar and Constance Lein, An- drew and Hannah Dronen, Paul Pas- | ley, Arnold Christianson and John George coll Fri- evening. Mrs. J. O. Rise and daughter Sel- ma called at Rudolph Harju’s andj H. L. Hansen’s Friday evening. Miss Marion Hanson visited friends ; at Tuttle over the weck-end. | Andrew and Hannah _Dronen,! Valdemar and Constence Lein, Clar- ence and Arthur Rise motored to the twin lakes Sunday. Dallas Barkman and M. A. Lein called at Aifred Arneson's Sunday. Seymour Arneson and M. A. Lien motored to Tuttle Saturday. Mrs. Stuart Severson and family | called at J. O. Rise’s and Alfred Arn- | eson’s Monday. There will be Norwegian Mission | got mixed in the date there were not | services at the church Sunday, Sept. | Ist, at 2 o'clock. } Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arneson called at Harry Helgeson’s and J. O. Rise's Sunday afternoon. \ q Clear Lake i — ——_———_——— By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN P. E. Bartelsen and son Otto of Harvey stopped for a visit with the Albert Christensen family Wednesday evening on their way to different points in the western part of the state. Mrs. Hans Klucksdahl of Driscoll visited relatives in the neighborhood Mrs. Homer Nelsen and baby re- turned from Steele Thursday. Marven Magnes was a cailer at Will Stiles home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Newland and family were Bismarck callers Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Newcomer and family of Driscoll spent Friday visiting at the Homer Nelsen home. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beyer and daughter of Sterling spent Saturday evening and Sunday at the J. W. Beyer home. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith were business callers at the Granval Sel- ,| Charley Morton , | Sunday Kruger called at J. O. Rise’s Sunday : are enjoying a visit from Mrs. Nie- man’s mother of Minnesota. Mrs. Chas Gaskill visited with Mrs, Pashley Wednesday morning. Mr. Snow and little girls called at the George Lewis home Saturday. Miss Elnora Hurr was a Bismarck caller Thursday afternoon, Miss Lois Nieman spent Friday at the John Benz home. Buster Bacth is assisting Ernest Hurr with his work. Henry Swindling called at the home Friday eve- ning Mrs. Pashley visited at the Chas, Anderson home Wednesday night. A large crowd attended the dance in Sterling Thursday night. Mrs. John Baker and Mr. and Mrs, Roy Baker went to the river for bere ries Thursday. Mr. Snow called at the Gosney home Thursday for his little girls, who had been staying there while he "| was away for a few days. Presley Gosney had blacksmith work done in Driscoll Thursday. Zeb Lash called at the Geo. Lewis Friday evening. Koon was a town callet y visited in Bismarck Sunday vening. Henry Swindling and family were visiting in Driscoll Sunday afters . P. M. Gosney with Florence and Edna Mr. Snow and girls were dinner wesis at the Max Lang home Sun- their s Lillian Hall is spending a few he Ernest Hurr home. Koon and family spent the Elmer Koon home in Driseoll. P. M. Gosney was a Bismarck caller Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fogarty, Miss Schroeder and Rex Fogarty spent Su at Lake Isabel. Swindling Mr. and Mrs. Henry | were Bismarck callers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Koon and children called at the Gosney home Saturday evening. George Lewis received word of the death of his brother at St. Louis, Til. Mr. Lewis took the flyer from Steele Sunday morning to attend the funeral Mr. and Mrs. John Benz and fam- ily visited in Moffit Sunday eve- nine. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Koon and son Eldon of Bismarck spent Sunday eve- ning at the Gosney home. By KARL SCHATZ John Sclichemmyer of Turtle Lake was in this vicinity Tuesday buying cattle. Henry Schatz and son Ben trans- acted business in McClusky Tuesday. Harold Hamilton and Billy Brown of McClusky were busy delivering gasoline to the farmers Tuesday. Inga Adams was an Alta shopper Monday. Gus Schatz was hauling coal from the Wilton coal mine Friday and Sat- Brown, Myrl and Kenneth and Bill Van Vleet spent Wednes- day at Wildwood picking chokecher- and Mrs. Karl Schatz and children, Mr. and Mrs. H. Schatz, Mr. and Mrs. D. Hochhalter, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stienert spent Sunday afternoon_at Brush Lake where the German Baptists were having bap- sm. The Steinert family spent Tuesday at Painted Woods picking chokecher- ries. Otto and Fred Rine arrived at their home last week from Fargo where they have been employed the past six months. Fred Berquist and family, Mrs. Adams and Inga drove to Bismarck Thursday where they visited Sigrid Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schatz and chil- dren attended church in McClusky Sunday evening. : The girls of the Busy Bee Sewing club met at the Brackett home Thursday afternoon. The girls sewed on dresses till 4 o'clock. a delicious lunch was served and the girls each were presented with a club pin from Esther Johnson. Marrion Schilchemmyer of Turtle Lake, who spent the past three weeks at the Carl Schatz home, left for her home Sunday. Pauline and Esther Schatz vis- ited at the H. Schatz home Friday. Mrs. Adams, Inga and Laurits drove to Bismarck Sunday and were accompanied back by Sigrid, who will spend the week at her home before leaving for Washington where she will spend a few months visi relatives. Karl Schatz and son Dave trans- acted business in Regan Mi Inga and Sigrid Adams it day afternoon visiting John- son. Richard Adams, Vin and Murvon Oder spent Sunday at Wildwood. Threshing is now in full swing in this community. z Geo. Hecker called at the Schatz home Friday. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, H. A. Smith called on poling Mrs. Afthur Bjerhues Sunday Roy Smith is assisting in-law, John Carlson, at his brother- Regan with fi f