The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 13, 1929, Page 9

Game * PAN SU ER IRS SREMIARIOSLS OBE RET <on 5 NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS Braddock | By MRS. E. F. SAVAGE Rev. LeRoy White, Supt. of the Bis- marck District of the Methodist pal church, occupied the pulpit of the Braddock church Sunday even- ing. He delivered a very fine address. Mrs. Anna Peterson of Bismarck called on Mrs. H. W. Allen Monday morning. Miss Violette Dexter, one of the Braddock high school graduates and who attended Valley City State Teach- college this past summer started her first term of teaching Monday morn- ing. We are always glad to see our home boys and girls start for them- selves and wish them every success. Miss Violette is teaching the Schlosser school where Miss Myrtle Olson taught last year. Miss Elsie Bier and Miss Ada Saville, both Braddock high school graduates, are teaching in their home schools this year. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Allinsworth drove to Bismarck Wednesday to have dental work done. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Savage motored out to Dana Sunday afternoon and visited with Mrs. Adolph Schott. Miss Bessie Putnam who has been attending the Dickinson Normal school this summer is the guest of Miss Evelyn Henry. Miss Putnam will teach the coming term at Pollock, S. Dak. Miss Gladys Beseler, nurse in train- ing at the Bismarck hospital, ‘spent the week at her home south of town. She was ill and not able to be on! cuty. She returned to Bismarck Fri- cay. Mr. and Mrs. R. Aarvig and daugh- ter Helen, also Mrs, Fetterley and daughter Hattie drove to Bismarck ‘Thursday returning home in the evening. We are sorry to report Christian Naaden is again in the Bismarck hos- pital. He has had to have another operation. Mr. Naaden also took his son Ted up this week to have his ton- sils removed. Frank Eplonskowski and son were Linton callers Wednesday. Dr. Bacr end family drove to Bis- marck Tuesday. Frank Long returned home Sunday from attending the_I. G. A. conven- tion at West Baden, Indiana. : Mr. and Mrs. Arvo Katko of Lead, 5. Dak., spent a few days visiting with Mrs. Katko's mother, Mrs. J. M. Olson. ‘They brought with thom Miss Grace Olson who has been visiting them for ® few weeks. Miss Grace will teach next year near Jamestown. Misses Sylvia and Elna Nylund who have been visiting for a couple of weeks with their mother, Mrs. M. Ny- lund, returned to Bismarck Monday. Miss Alice Piers left Sunday for Enderlin, N. Dak., where she will re- sume her duties as teacher there. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Koenig and fam- ily have moved into the McCusker home lately vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Junge. Mrs. Wm. Robinson and family who have spent the summer at the Mac- donald ranch at Glencoe have return- ed to Braddock so that the children can attend school there. ‘Wm. Beiseler has advertised an auc- tion sale for Wednesday Sept. 18. Hr has purchased a home in Bismarck to which place the family will move after the sale, He has rented the home place to George Davis of Selfridge, but still has considerable land not rented which he expects to work him- self, so we may expect to see him again next spring. O. R. Martini took a truck load of household goods belonging to H. H. Cramer Saturday to Sioux Falls, 8S. Dak. Mrs. Cramer and son Chester also her sister Mrs. Ted Jones accom- panied him. Mr. Cramer and Art are remaining for awhile to run their combine in the country near Steele. Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Lesher have as their guests this week Mrs. paud Lesher of Gary, 8. Dak. and” Mr. Alfred and Miss Alvira Munn of Sea- forth, Minn. They arrived Sunday eye! xpect to spend the week at Brad- jock. Mrs. Fred Junge left Saturday for Bismarck where she will make her home for some time with her daugh- ters, Phrena and Winifred who have an apartment there. Mr. Junge will follow her after he has finished his business here for the fall. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Bauers have taken up their residence in the apart- ment over the drug store which was ‘ « children spent Monday at the J. Kaldberer home at Hazelton. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Junge took Mrs. Junge’s mother, Mrs. Louise Ol- on, to Jamestown Sunday to take the at Hatton, N. D., Henry Jugd who has been in Brad- for the past left peltigt H ‘iti § i i 5 i f i Ly i i s ai FEL HN 5 E E 5 a fs 8 g i F ' i if ti el : 3 2 é i a! : i i z Hy Ee i : il a | 2 i F H HI i : tinal a Meal Louise was having dental work lone. A Messrs. L. W. Woerschlag. and G. Stem were Linton business callers Wednesday, The Ladies of the Woodman Circle met in the hall Thursday evening after the usual routine of business, A nice lunch was served by Mesdames O. R. and F. E. Martini, Mrs. Wm. Baxter and Mrs. Nellie | Larabee and daughter Muriel left for, their home in St. Paul Friday morn- ing. They made the trip by auto. | Tuesday evening as Tom Marx was returning to Braddock his oil truck | turned over on the muddy roads at | the Naaden curve. The doors and fenders of the truck were consider- ably damaged and several gallons of gas was spilled. Miss Barbara Eckery is attending St. Mary's school in Bismarck this yea: ° SS nero one l Schrunk By HELEN MARCHANT Mr. and Mrs. Christ Hein and Mrs. Jacob Wentz motored to Bismarck Thursday afternoon. spent the Mrs. Christ Hein consulted an eye specialist. Herbert Ziegimeir and LeRoy Mar- chant called at the Herman Nieter home Friday evening. James Novy is now threshing for Carl Johnson. ‘Wm. Witt and son Emil motored to McClusky Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. James Novy were ‘Wing shoppers Wednesday. Mrs. Jacob Wentz was a Wing shopper Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Marchant and daughters Margaret and Irene and son LeRoy were Wing shoppers Sat- urday. Herbert Zieglmier helped head grain at the R. G. Marchant farm Wednesday and Thursday. Miss Alma Kindred spent Sunday with Miss Marcella Nieters. Miss Margaret Marchant enrolled in the Wing high school Monday. She and Miss Edna Josephson have rentcd a room at the Jimmie Olson home where they will do light housekeeping this term. LeRoy Marchant was a supper guest at the Carl Mueller home near McClusky Sunday. Edwin Triebwasser, Gustaph Witt and LeRoy Marchant called at the Jacob Wentz home Sunday evening. ‘ John Witt motored to Wing Mon- lay. John Koch and Tillie Wentz were Wing shoppers Monday. August Shaffer is threshing for E. M. Nolan. He also threshed for Jacob Hindbruch, Lydia and Emil Witt spent Monday afternoon with their sister, Mrs. Christ Wentz. J. E. Witt called at the Henry Sei- linger home Monday afternoon. Mrs. Christ Hein and daughters were callers at the Jacob Wentz home ‘Wednesday evening. John Witt motored to Bismarck Saturday afternoon. H. L. Marchant and J. E. Witt at- tended the show in Tuttle Saturday evening. Herman Nieters and daughter Mar- cella and sons Andrew, Wilbert, Leo and Albert were Wing shoppers Sat- urday. LeRoy, Margaret and Irene Mar- chant spent Sunday afternoon at the Herman Nieters home. John Witt headed grain for R. G. Marchant Wednesday and Thursday. Morris and Eugene Miller called at the R. G. Marchant home Sunday evening. Gustaph Witt, Albert Hinbruch, Anton Novy and Thomas and William Ryan spent Sunday afternoon at the Herman Nicters home. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wentz and family and cousin Tillie Triebwasser motored to- Jamestown Saturday where they visited with Mr. Wentz’'s brother George and family, returning home Sunday evening. Jacob and Carl Berg began thresh- ing for Herman Nieters Monday af- ternoon. Miss Helen Marchant was a Wing shopper Monday. Leith — By MRS. J. H. EMCI Vey, who has not late is making an @ > ‘Thursday. Among those attending the fair at Lemmon Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Arndt, Miss Alma Wahl, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Jneth, Mr. and Mrs. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. ill and it was necessary to take him'and Sunday at the Chas. Gaskill | marck spent the week-end at thoi to the hospital Saturday evening. He | home. is slowly improving at this writing. Mr. and Mrs, Clark Mosman and daughter Mavis were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Anhoun In Carson. The Leith school opened with good attendance Sept. 9. Miss Hoover of Valley City in charge of primary de- partment, Miss Beith of Erie, inter- mediate, Miss Cates of Park River, grammar, and Lloyd Lomin, high school. There will be services at the Presby- terian church Sunday evening, Sept. 22 instead of the usual morning ser- evening service is being tried out and if successful will be continued through the winter. Mrs. E. L. Mellon and daughter Marilyn and son Jean, who have been visiting with Mrs. Mellon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Peterson, returned to Leith, Sunday evening. Miss Madge Blaine, after a two weeks visit with Miss Ruth Onedahl, returned to her home in Mott Thurs- lay. Leith Civic club held their first meeting with Mrs, R. W. Sether, Wednesday Sept. 4. Mrs. Corbett was elected a delegate to attend the dis- trict federation of Women’s clubs to be held in Dickinson Sept. 24 to 27. Miss Veronica Farrell of Bismarck motored to Leith Thursday, taking Miss Ruth Cochrane to Solon in the afternoon when both young ladies started their year's work in the Solon schools, Sept. 7. Mrs. Chas. Bleich who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Keller, of Heil, end other rela- tives left for her home in Aberdeen, Monday. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Lonn have taken rooms in the 8S, Hill residence for the school year. Miss Munghill Gunness and brother Chester, brother and sister of Mrs. R. W. Sither, arrived from Bismarck Fri- day, Chester remaining to attend school. Miss Gunness returned to her home, where she is employed as a teacher. eo a | Alta By KARL SCHATZ Mr. and Mrs. John Stroh were Mc- Clusky shoppers Tuesday afternoon. Bob and Dick Huglematn, who spent their vacation at the home of Geo. Hecker left for Bismarck last Sunday where they will attend school. Emma _and Ed Bender were Alta callers Thursday afternoon. Gerald Jones and Laurits Adams attended the dance in Regan Satur- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schafer spent Sunday afternoon visiting at the Boschu home near Pickardville. Thofield Schatz visited with Charlie Larson Sunday afternoon. Jacob Stroh Sr. and son John, transacted business in Washburn Tuesday. Sarah, Pauline and Gus Schatz vis- ited at the John Stroh home Tuesday evening. Laurits Adams, who is w Wing, spent Monday .and his home here. Pauline Schatz assisted Mrs. H. Schatz two days last weck during threshing, Johnnie and Henry Schafer spent Sunday evening with the. Schatz young folks, Miss Jacobina and Hilda Kech of Washburn w business callers at 'l Schatz home Friday evening. Gus, Sarah and acted business in Mc- Clusky and Pickardville Tuesday. ‘The Edgemont school No. 3 will open next week Monday, Sept. 16. Miss Kech of Washburn is teaching this school. My. and Mrs-D. Hochhalter spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. Hochhalter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Kech of near Mercer visited at the John Stroh home Sunday afternoon. John Zelmar spent Sunday at the Hochhalter residence. Mr. and Mrs. John Blotter and children attended church near Wilton Sunday. John Kiemele of Turtle Lake was a business calicr in this community Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Dunn and Charles Schatz of McClusky spent Friday eve- ning at the home of Charles’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schatz. Mr. and Mrs. Shafer and children were Mercer shoppers Saturday. Myrl Brown visited at the W. Coombs home Wednesday. Chas. Larson called at the Brown home Saturday afternoon. Gus and Pauline Schatz took Sarah and Edmond to McClusky Sunday where they will attend high school. This being Sarah's junior year, while Edmond is a freshman. Emil and Robert Warner of near Mercer spent Sunday afternoon at the Schafer home. John Blothe was a Mercer shopper Saturday. The services which were conducted -| at the Alta church Sunday were well attended. Mrs. Karl Schatz spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. H. Schatz. Emanuel Schatz and Ed Strol were dinner guests at the H. Schatz home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Brockett were Alta shoppers Saturday. * Ruth Schatz is an overnight guest at her uncle's Saturday. Sarah Schatz helped Mrs. John he Stroh cook for threshers one day last i j F Hil i 22 3 5 g z 3 t i 5 E F i i ii 3 i il i is Hl 5: [i i i i i 5 3 9° u & 3 5 z 3 i i i 5 ai m week, ° Taft | By FLORENCE 8. GOSNEY Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nieman and family were Bismarck callers Tucs- day. The Roy Baker family ealled at the John Baker home Tuesday. Mrs, Elder Elness and Miss Helen Smith spent Wednesday af-ernoon at the Ed Fogarty home, 7 Mrs. Herman Nicman was a Dris- coll caller Wednesday. Earl Gaskill called at the Arthur Chenoweth home Tuesday. P. M. Goeney called at the Chas. Anderson home - Mrs. vice. The alternating of morning and! George Lewises were Bismarck call- ers Thursday. Esther Lang accom- panied them. ‘i Mrs. Benz was @ Moffit caller Fri- ay. Mrs. Ben Koon and son Eldon of Sunday at the Gosney home. Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis and daughter Marion spent Sunday at the Floyd Bier home near Braddock. Elwin Baeth spent Sunday with Gustaf Hermanson. Ben Koon spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Gosney home. Mrs. Nieman was a Bismarck caller Saturday. Mrs. Ed. Fogarty spent Thursday afternoon at the Elder Elness home. Charley Gosney was a Bismarck caller Tuesday. The Henry Jessen family were Bis- marck callers Saturday. Mrs. Floyd Belk visited at the John Baker home Friday afternoon. Miss Hayes, who teaches at White school, is boarding at the John Baker home. Buster and Elwin Bacth were town callers Saturday. Charley Anderson was a town call- er Monday. Roy Kositzky of Bismarck spent Friday night and Saturday at the Gaskill home. Mrs. Ed Fogarty was a town caller Friday. Miss Helen Swindling, who attends Driscoll high school, spent the week- end at home. i 3 Lein By OLGA M. RISE family from near Yankton, 8. D.. spent a few days visiting friends in this neighborhood. They were resi- dents of this township some ycars ago. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Thorstad and two sons of Lake Crystal, Minn., and Mrs. Christ Selland visited at the John Birkeland home Friday. Mr, and Mrs. Seymour Arneson and Art Bjorhus motored to Bismarck Wednesday. C. M. Bjerke attended to business matters at Bismarck Wednesday. Mrs. Harry Helgeson, Mrs. Vernon Hallum and son Jules called at the John Birkeland home Friday after- noon. Herman Swenson of Minneapolis, Minn., attended to business matters in this vicinity Monday. Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Arneson and daughter Alice motored to Bismarck Friday. Mrs. Arneson and Alice re- turned Saturday. Ernest Rise, who has been employed at Harry Helgeson’s for some time, re- turned home Saturday evening. «. Mr. and Mrs. Art Bjorhus and fam- ily spent Sunday with relatives at | Driscoll. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arneson and family called at Alfred Arneson's and J. O. Rise’s Sunday. Sylvia Botnem is assisting Mrs. : | Spilde cook for threshers. Constance Lein spent Sunday after- noon at Ole Spilde’s. Dorothy Barkman spent the week- end at her parental home. Josie Olson, Dorothy Cotes and Si- erid Josephson spent Sunday after- noon at J. O. Rise’ School commenced in all three schools in this district Monday morn- ing, Gladys Rue teaching No. 1, Dor- othy Cotes No. 2, and Nina Waiste teaching No. 3. : Constance Lein assisted Mrs, Bjor- hus in cooking for threshers Tues- Mrs. Geo. Christianson and son Arnold motored to Tuttle Monday. Gale and Clifford Birkeland called at Harry Helgeson's and J. O. Rise’s Sunday afternoon. A fairly large crowd attended serv- ices at the church Sunday. There will be services again Sunday, Sept. 29, at 4 o'clock. Dorothy Mae, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Art Bjorhus, passed away at her home Wednesday morn- ing, death being due to heart disease. one month and five days old. She leaves besides her parents, four broth- ers and four sisters. Those who at- tended the funeral from a distance were Mr. and Mrs, Helmer Dalas, Butte, N. D.; Mrs. Alex Algoe and family and Mrs. Ed Cook from Dazey N. D. Sympathy is extended to the bereaved pareats. Mrs. Nina Dodge, Mrs. M. J. Bren- den and Olga Rise spent Wednesday pa Thursday at the Art Bjorhus ome. Regan ————“—_—_ —_——_ + By BURDELLA B. HELGESON The Regan school opened S2picm- ber 2 with an cnrollment of 28 stu- dents. Miss Irene Malsby again teaches the primary grades and Miss Ann Regnicr of Wilton the upper grades, Miss Rande Kettleson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Kettleson of Wing, and Marvin E. Alm, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nels Alm of Regan were mar- ried Saturday, Aug. 31, at Moor- head, Minn., by the Rev. J. N. Brown of Concordia college. A large number Friends of Ray Brenneise, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Brenneise of Re- gan, will be interested to know that/and Mrs. Chas. ho is getting along nicely after his eperation for appendicitis and that he will soon be able to return home. Miss Gladys Burdette returned to Minneapolis on Wednesday, where she will continue her studies. Miss Bur- at the home HL. - Helgeson, and friends in Bismarck y. Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Chistenson of days of last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. son Allan end Miss Westerman and Trene Malsby spent the Sunday before last in Man- | da: P. M. Gosney, Florence and | dan, Edna and’ Mrs. Ben Koon and son Eldon spent Saturday afterncon at the Gaskill home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Turner and fam- ily spent Wednesday evening et the Herman Nieman heme. Nellie Morton called at the Henry ba Tovey Cys or as Eloise and Mrs, Schultz of Bismarck spent Saturday afternoon at the Chas, Gackill home. ‘Wilbert Mr. and Mrs, Holmgren of Wilton were guests at the A. Fisher home a "Sites Bessie who teaches in week-end Bismarck spent from Thursday until | > | Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson and | ® At the time of her death she was | Par! parental home here. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Burdette of Min- neapolis left for their home on Sun- day morning after spending a two week's vacation at the A. H. Helgeson home. G. J. Steinert transacted business in Bismarck this week. j Miss Helen Rue visited with friends here over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. L. Hopkins were guests | at the F. Brackett home north of Regan a weck ago Sunday. Miss Edna Eide of Arena and Wm. Burback of Drake were callers at the A. H. Helgeson home on Monday evening. Friends of Miss Eide will be | interested to know that she will enter | the University of North Dakota as aj senior this fall. | Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Brenneis® were | callers in Bismarck last week to sec their son, Ray, who is a paticnt at the hospital there. Mr. and Mrs, A. H. Helgeson spent | Sunday at the H. E. Helgeson home in | Lein township. O. B. Aune spent the weck-cnd at | his home here. The following people of Regan are attending high school in Bismarck this | year: Clara Rierson, Lila and Ethel Hendrickson, Bernice and Richard Rhines, Marvin Rupp, Agnes and| Helen Hanson and Milton Marcovitz. Ella Schilling and Gladys Gramling | will attend the Canfield school and | Bernita Brenneise and Malinda Man- ning have enrolled at Wilton. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lein were callers in Bismarck on Tuesday of this week. The next regular mecting of the Ladies’ Aid will be at the A. L. Garnes home on Wednesday, Sept. 18, Mrs. F. L. Hendrickson and daugh- ters Lila and Ethel spent the week end at their home here. Christiania i By VIOLET A. CLARKE Mrs. Anna Hoeft and baby returned from the hospital Sunday. Mrs. Hoeft and family will make their | home with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Olson of Moffit. | Christ Schoon threshed for Hassin Elle last week. J. R. Johnson was a Sterling calicr Saturday. Robert Clarke called at the Has- sin Elle home Thursday afternoon. Gerald Kafer was a Sterling caller | Saturday. H Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Bassen and family visited at the Christ Schoon home Sunday afternoon, Sterling callers Saturday night. Mrs. Ann Erickson of Minot, Mi! Sleighter of Brittin and Miss Pegey | Peterson of Verona started their | terms of school beginning Monday, | Sept. 2. Robert Clarke accompanied by Mrs. Jennie Clarke and Miss Violet were Sterling callers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cloten were Sterling callers Saturday. Miss Violet Clarke visited at the George Harding home Sunday. Miss Esther Hansen of Kidder county spent a few days with her sis- ter, Mrs. Ole Newland. Robert Clarke called at the Has- sin Elle home Szturday evening to! get a horse which broke loose and | got away from him, | A. Rissaner has been helping Dan Walman thresh the past week. Miss Mildred Johnson started a term of school Monday near Wing. Mr. and Mrs. Elder Elness were Sterling visitors Sunday. Fred Harding is assisting George | Harding with his combining while his | son Eli is hauling grain to Sterlinc. Miss Mildred Johnson was a Ster- ! ling caller Saturday. Robert Clarke acompanied by Mrs. | Jennie Clarke and Miss Violet werc | Sterling callers Tuesday. if Moffit j eo By MRS. C. E. MOFFIT Mr. Kizer of Roger, N. D., father- in-law of Sid Parke, is visiting at the me home ah ararnn. He and Sid fe were calling on friends around | Moffit Friday. Edith Lindahl! visited her parents near Braddock over the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. August Benz left Bis- marck Monday to visit at Chicago and Springfield, Ill. While there they will attend the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Britton. Dr. Baer had to be called to attend Mrs, Frank Durfee Sunday. She is quite ill, suffering with summer in- fluenza. Agnes and Eunice Benz helped their sister, Mrs. Clarence Schmitz, of Menoken, cook for threshers last week. Frank Benz was a Bismarck and Mandan caller last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Faust had as their guests at dinner Sunday Lillian, Elsie and Ruth Soule and Mr. Faust's brother Art. A lovely dinner was en- Joyed by all. Mr..and Mrs. Fred Pillsbury and sons motored to Fargo Friday to visit Mrs. Pillsbury's sister, Mrs. George Moroney. She accompanied them home Sunday afternoon. The Grandmothers unit met at the home of Mrs. L. N. Bulloch on Thursday. A lovely lunch was served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Thorsen and Mr. and Mrs. Burns Bailey were Bis- marck callers Friday. Mrs. Thorsen and Mrs. Bailey went up to attend the Homemakers club, which met in Bis- marek. Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Faust enter- into the Owens house Thursday. Among the out-of-town high school students here are Migs Naomi Young, Harold Durfee, Gladys Durfee, Wil- lam Durfee. The following families picked ber- ries on Sunday: E. M. Whittaker, Mel- yin Thorsen, Burns Bailey, Orrin Dut- ir! Misses Nina and Jennie Waiste and I: jlian Ande Mr. and Mrs. George Harding were | Harriet Moffit. A lovely dinner was enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hofstad and son Loyd were Bismarck callers Fri- day. Mrs. V. Benz accompanied them. Mrs. Peter Hofstad {s helping Mrs. Jones cook for threshers. Mrs. Ole Ollin is quite ill at the Schlepps home, south of Menoken. | Mr. Ollin brot have Mrs. Ollin’s She is st Muri visited at the Ben Abelson home tn Bismarck Sunday evening. The quarterly conference of the Methodist church of Moffit was held on Monday afternoon. Rev. White held the services. M George Moroney and Mrs. Pillsbury visited at the H. D, Hamlin home Tuesday Mrs. Fred Moffit and Mrs. William Carrol were Bismarck c: Friday. They went up as a Rainbow Homemakers club. 3, M. Whittaker was shopping ck Frida: Mr. and Mrs. Os Benz and chil- ht the baby down to sister take care of it. ing at the C. K. Lane home. y House and Harriet Moffit | transacting | school this from the | Wilton Monday. He was accompanied j attends high ° Ecklund By JUSTINE MORRIS e ' | e Mrs, Archie Holden of Bridger, | Montana, formerly Miss Dorothy An- | derson returned to her parental home ; Monday. She will teach one of the 'Ecklund schools this year. | Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Morris were | business in Bismarck Monda They were accompanied ther their daughters Bernice and | } Marjory where they will attend high | year. Levi Anderson was a caller in Wil- | ton Monday. ' W. C. Gehrke, of Baldwin was in} ‘this vicinity buying cattle this week. Mrs. T. FP. Morris visited at the Ed | Morris home Monday. H. A. McCullough was a caller in| jthere by his daughter Aldythe who hool there, is was a caller at the | is home near Bismarck Donald M George Mor dren visited at the V. Benz home Monday evening. Mrs. Char Soule | also visited at the Benz home. Everett Porter, Clair Porter and Mr. Kleck were Bismarck callers Monday. | Dodge ‘| ° By OLGA M. GROSSMAN Mr. and M am Harvey of | Duluth, Minn., are guests for a few; weeks at the home of Mr. and Mr L. H. Bothner. A daughter of John Mettleste was taken to the Bismarck hospital | Saturday to undergo an operation for | appendicitis. John Stern and Joseph Klein called at the J, C. Grossman home Thurs- and Mrs. H. Wolff of Golden | Tu son Willis who have been v Ing with Mr. McCullough parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. McCullough, for the past month left for their home in Iowa rick visited at the H. A. McCullough home Saturday. Orville Falkenstein, 01 and Ronald Williams called at the T. F. Morris home Friday night. Richard Olson was a caller at the Ehner Williams home Frid | Jone Perkins ‘ted threshing for ; H. A. McCullough Friday. | A large crowd attended the free dance in the Adrin Asbridge barn | Saturday night. | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dutton and daughter Franketta from Wilton vis- | ited at the T. F. Morris home Sunda: Gordon and Harold Williams vi: ited with their parents near Baldwin Sunday re shoppers at Dodge Satuz- | rriage of Miss Lil- | son and Elmer Brown was | solemnized. Miss Anderson is known by Dodge people, havi | aught school in Butte school | weds a suc: | nk Bradley of | guests for some s of Mr. and Mrs. J, . and Mi cis, Dodge school opens Jacobson, thir Miss Julia 5 hi! grad nd Miss Rose Mar seventh and eighth gr George Jackson of C was shoppiny in Dodge Saturd Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Went calling at the J. A. Jacobs home Sat- Marion Johnson and Helen Jacob- sen were visiting friends in Dodge ses were held church Sun- i south of Dodge Saturd: A baseball game Dodge junior league Center north boys. The score was 2 to 3 in gavor of Dodge junior league. Mr. and Mrs, y Anderson of Bis- marc’ are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, William Iicll: A young folks’ pa the home of Mr. and M Sunday night. Games were p! a delicious lunch was served. body present reported an enjoy given at John Stern d and) able nd Mrs. Frank Treis and Mr. | Va 2 re visiting | id Mrs, Jchn Hansen at Grassy Buile, -— The ‘ nm | Gibbs | ° e By RUTH BURBAGE and ESTHER SCHMITZ Henry Gabel and family made 4 Sunday call at the Henry Miller home, While there Lillian and Phyllis called | at the Harms home. Saturday night John Sabot and family visited with Mrs. Sabot's par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. Small, of Bis- marck, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Porter and children left Saturday for Oregon. They spent the past week visiting friends and relatives. in this com- munity. Mrs. Frank Trygg and daughters Aldeth and Ethel, accompanied by Grandma Trygg and Katherine Mace, motored to Baldwin Monday to visit at the David Trygs home. Mr. and Mrs, Nels Nelson and Vic- tor called at Victor Engdahl’s Sunday. Mrs, Julia Jordan and Charlie called there, wu. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Nelson and sons Victor and Hugo, Mr. and Mrs, John Engdah! and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Scott and Emma Nel- son were Wednesday evening visitors at Victor Engdahl’s. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trygg and children rnd Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Porter and two children, who are guests at the Trygg home, went ‘to Baldwin Wednesday evening to visit | at the David Trygg home. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Porter and two children spent Thursday afternoon at Victcr Engdahl's. Joe Bride and family, of Bismarck, were Sunday visitors at Henry Ga- 1's. Mrs. John Sabot and children, Yvonne, Clarence and Lawrence, spent Sunday afternoon at Fred Sa- bot's. Mrs. Frank Gabel and daughter El- eanora visited at Albert Zieger's in Bismarck Sunday, ‘The Arthur Solberg family and Vic- tor Engdahl and family motored to the woods Sunday to pick grapes. Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Schmitz, ac- e|companied by Mrs. Schmitz’ sisters, Agnes and Eunice Benz, motored to Moffit Friday evening. They also stopped at: the dancin Sterling egy i ils earned following primary pupils 100 in their Friday spelling tests: 1 RAT ‘William and Valentine Gabel went to Turtle Lake Sunday. -- Jacob Koch and sons Russel and 2 Ot Rat RED NET ROE +; Joe Varley home for header repa {side of Schmidt Tuesday where they |Strandamo_wa Get Morris and Clarence An- derson visited at the Herman Falk- enstein home Sunday. Mrs. Victor Anderson was a shop- per in Bismarck Monday. J. ‘Thompson and Clarence | Falken: n were callers in Bismarck | Friday. 3 ° \ Trygg \; eo @ NEI By GLADY SON George Nelsen motored to Regan ; Monday to get some blacksmithing | done. Carl Johnson and were callers one day last weck at the Nels Nelson, ‘on motored four miles on the other ‘d plums, rge Nelson and Willie Jir: re the Nels Nel- George Nelson was a busin: at the Kruger home Tuesd: Viran Nelson was a caller at the Enos Strandamo home Friday to get gon for threshing. Edwin Olson called on the Nelson | ys Wedne: route to his/ ister’s, M: ib Sederstrom, where he attended the funeral for the in- fant son born to Mr. and Mr strom, which lived only Mr. A. Kruger, John and mo- iver, west of wild fruit. ptill from near Bald- | win has been staying here with her brother Enos Strandamo while Mrs visiting her parents n. Varley motored looking after in Detroit Lakes, Mr. and Mr: s inter . John Anderson motored to Regan Wednesday night attending to local business. Joe and George Jiras assisted in threshing on Brown's rig at the Herb Little home Friday. Stroms, from near Still, visited Wednes night here with their daughter, Mrs. John Anderson. H Mr. and Mrs. Enos Strandamo and | son Eugene arrived Thursday night from Detroit Lakes, Minn., where Enos went last Saturday to get Mrs. Strandamo and Eugene who have been visiting with her parents while Eugéne took treatments there from a specialist for asthma. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Nelson, Billy and Betty were dinner guests a week ago Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F, C. Neison, George Nelson called at the Joe Varley home last Monday to get some repair work done in the blacksmith shop. Arne Madland of Wyndmere, who has been here visiting, also visited with his son Harold and family who moved on the John Rue farm re- cently. Pete Lundquist who arrived here recently from Decr River, Minn., is staying with his sister and brother- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Albin Spangler. R. C, Nelson and Enos Strandamo assisted F. C. Nelson thresh Friday. Mrs. Elsie Cunningham motored to Bismarck Friday. Mrs, Pearl Nelson and three of her school pupils from Estherville and Billy and Betty were luncheon guests Friday night at the George Nelson home. They took Gertie Mae home to spend the week-end with them. Joe Jiras and Sam Brown were vis- itors Thursday night at the M. A. Nelson home. . Willie Jiras, George Nelson, Gertie Mae, Gerald and Gladys motored to Regan Friday. Church services were conducted last Sunday night at Trygg school No. 1 where a number of neighbors at- Officiated. Arthur Klawitter arrived here re- cently from Cando where he has been employed all summer and visiting his aunt and uncle. Mr, and Mrs. R. H. McCullough and | ® ' | to | were visitors at the C, ©! Missouri river, west of Baldwin, day to pick wild grapes and plut Martin Bourgois of | dinner guest Sunday at the Geo Nelson home. He made a busin trip to Turtle Lake last week. George, Gerald and Gwendolt! Nelson and Sam Brown called Sun at M. A. Nelson's, Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson, G ald and Gwendolyn were callers day at the Wayne Cummings John Risch homes. y Mr. and Mrs. Joe Varley motored Havana, N. D., Saturday to visit niece and family, Mrs. Annie Lui Her sister, Mrs. William Staples, wil has been visiting there with h daughter, returned home with th | She will visit her till the first October. Gladys Nelson has been assist Mrs. Pearl Nelson in her housewo and taking care of Billy and Betty’ few days this week, George Nelson made a trip Mondi jto Regan hauling grain. ° | Temvik By BERTHA LARVICK R. C. Rinkel of Fordville here Sunday. Miss Sorenson of Grand Forks rived here Saturday to teach scho | She will teach the primary grades, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Quast callers on Mr. and Mrs. Neumann, C. A. Albrecht and John Kimiry were business callers in Linton Mo day. Martha Lipps and Elizabeth Me of Omio are staying at Mrs. Kel and attending high school in Tet vik. Rosie Schlect and Alex Hager ited the former's sister, Mrs. Grentz, of Hazelton Sunday a! A baby girl was born to Mr. Mrs. Jake Burkhardt on Sat September 7. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Albrecht of ;marck were here over Sunday ing the former's parents, Mr. The Boy Scouts will hold th meetings Saturday afternoon inst of Monday on account of school ginning. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Enders daughter Renee and Dorthea and Quast called on relatives in Bradd Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sundeen callers in Linton Sunday evening, Professor and Mrs. Heitzman Valley City moved here last week af they will teach the upper grades school this coming term. Mr. and Mrs. Moore and dai Stella of Wishck stopped in Saturday afternoon while Mrs. visited Mrs. Saulter and the oth drove here and stayed with Mi | Mrs. Christ Albrecht. | Peach Mr. and Mrs, Irvin Grogon, ‘Ho Green and Mr. and Mrs. Doris 8p gle motored to Solon Sunday to relat! and pick plums. Miss Bertha Keller, who has working in Bismarck for the year, arrived here Saturday her mother, Mrs. Keller. Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Larvik had at their Sunday dinner Re Fluvoz and daughter Helen of Paulson and Mr. and Mf ind children of Temvik. Ruth Pickering, Martha an Minnie Bender drove to Bism Sunday and the two former ved to attend the business colle there. Mr. and Mrs. John Glass and and Mrs. Corwin of Linton guests at the Charles Enders ho Sunday evening. ‘s. Synder of Hazelton has open in piano in Temvik. The fil being given Monday Miss Johuson from Stephen, returned Sunday night to take p in teaching here. She has the int mediate grades. Mrs. C. J. Enders and dat accompanied by Miss Johnson shoppers in Linton Monday. John Heer, Gottlicb Grentz, and Freda Brekel and Olga Re A. b home Sunday evening. Miss Bertha Larvick, who has b visiting relatives and friends in go and points in Minnesota, home Saturday night. Among the guests from here at shower for Mrs. James Rush at home of Mrs. Bechtle of Hazelt were Mrs. 8. G. Stedman, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Will Foell, Mrs. Ed vick and Mrs. Virgil Stedman. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Hendrix Mrs. L. P. Hendrix motored to St Sunday to meet L. P. Hendrix Mr. Long of Braddock and Bowers of Linton accompanied th home. The three latter people h been to the I. G. A. convention Westbaden, Ind., bringing home banner won by the nine stores resented from North Dakota, 2 Painted Woods By MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD A light frost visited this neigh hood Wednesday night, freezing garden stuff. Joe Brostrom, started : Monday, but on account of the ff Tuesday has not started up since. Dick Iverson called on Ole Lill Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown and Wm. Brown were Wilton callers ti tended. A pastor from near Wilton | visito! A number of young folks from this territory attended the barn dance Saturday night at the Adrian As- bridge farm. M. A. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. George on | Nelson,