The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 21, 1929, Page 7

NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS Estherville By MRS. ROY LITTLE Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berg and son Lyle were callers in Regan Wednes- da: Mrs, Frank Mickelson attended a -birthday party at the Hochalter home in Regan Tuesday afternoon. Wilfred Little left Wednesday morning for Devils Lake where he will attend school again this year. Mrs. Little accompanied him as far as ‘Tuttle. The Canfield Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Homer Taylor Sept. 11. A large crowd of members and visitors being Present. After the business mecting a Gelicious lunch was served by Mrs. Taylor. The next meeting will be at the Ira Bailey home in three weeks and a potluck lunch will be served. Mrs. Wm. Mickelson was a Regan shopper Wednesday. Charles Manning underwent an operation at one of the Bismarck hos- pitals this week. At the last report he was getting along as well as could be expected. Mrs, Wm. Wilmot of Wilton 1s helping her mother cook for thresh- ers this week. The American Legion auxiliary met at the Joe Keifer home Thursday, Sept. 12, Mrs. Keifer and Mrs. Alvin Ghyin entertaining. Carl Berg and family were Bis- marck shoppers Saturday. Visitors at the Knutson home Sun- day were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keifer and Mrs. Roy Little and son Norma! Mr. and Mrs. John Keifer of Wilt were Sunday visitors at the John Mosier home. Among the Regan shoppers Satur- day evening were, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berg and children, Cecil Elkins and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greenan and son Wesley, Bert and Dan Daniel- son, Earl and George Mowder, Oliver Knutson, Henry Schillings, John Mos- | day. iers, Uhdes, Wm. Mickelsons, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little. Mr. and Mr:. Harry Davenport were Sunday evening callers at the Elmer Falmer home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Berg and family spent Sunday at the Carl Berg home. Mr. and Mrs. Sheffie Bailey and children were Monday afternoon vis- itors at Harry Davenport's. Mrs. John Howe, and daughters Clarice and Hazel, Mrs. Henry Swat son and daughter Dolores, and Chat lotte Wilmot were capital city callers Saturday. Mrs, Harry Davenport spent Tues- day at the Roy Little home, i Moffit ee By MRS. C. E. MOFFIT The Ladics Aid met at the home of Mrs, A. C. Cline last Thursday. A large crowd was present. It was de- cided to see about fixing the entry way into the basement of the church if it did not cost too much, Several new members were added to the roll call. A lunch was served by the — and around $7.00. was tak- cn in. Threshing is almost finished in this community and many of the farmers are making hay. rh Mr. and Mrs. Ole Ollin returned home last week from Menoken where they have been working. Mrs. Olin Was quite ill, but is better now. Friends received word last week that John J. Cosgrove was settled at Mountain, N. D., where he will teach the coming school year. He likes his new home fine and says that the community is a very social one, Mr. Cosgrove stopped in Moffit when he went to Mountain a few weeks ago. Jack Kruse was calling on friends here on Tuesday. Edith Lindahl visited at the home of her parents Tuesday. Mrs. Pete Hofstad and Mrs. Walter life visited with Mrs. V. Benz on Duck season opened Monday morn- ing and most of the hunters report g00d luck the first day. Mr. Hill's brother and wife and three-year-old.son arrived at the Hill home last week for a visit. going to work at the B. F. Lane home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carpenter and daughter Marcellette were visiting in | ing Moffitt Tuesday. A. E. Cline has a new car which he tly. George Maroney returned to her home at Fargo last Friday after- noon. Mrs. Pillsbury took her Sterling to catch No. 7. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Benz motored to Memeree: TUeRtAy: on 6, Daman rip. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pillsbury and motored ge 3 i inet i aa) itt e g is a $ i i : I é 4 i i Tad ‘They are | Sal | Fern reccived a number of pretty gilts. Sid Parke and family of Bismarck ‘| spent a few days hunting at their hunting lod: near the butte on Long re, Wm. Lane visited at the C. E. Mof- tit home Sunday evening. Fred Hinsey was @ Bismarck caller Tuesday. ee Gibbs By RUTH BURBAGE and ESTHER SCHMITZ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gabel. Lioyd, Robert and Vernon visited at Philip Gabel’s Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gabel and two children were Saturday night visitors at the home of Emil Sabot. Sunday Frank Gabel and son Billy drove to Mandan to visit with August Ziegier's. Mrs. Victor Engdahl and children Charles and Hannah Marie drove to Nels Nelson's Wednesday. Mrs. Eng- dahl helped her mother cook for threshers. George Bahm of Mandan is staying at the Frank Gabel home. Frank Trygg and Lloyd and Spenc- er Hoyd, and Willie Edeland drove to the river Sunday after vegetables and melons. Saturday Mrs. Victor Engdah! and children called at the Clifford Scott and John Engdahl homes in Bis- marck. Mr. and Mrs. Tucker were Sunday visitors at John Sabots. Mr. and Mrs. George Koch visited at the Philip Lygang and George ied homes in Mandan Sunday eve- ning. Frankie Gabel of Bismarck was a Sunday caller at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gabel. Philip Starkel and family of Bis- marck called at George Koch's Sun- e Guy Anderson called at the John Sabot and Victor Engdahl homes Sunday. Bill Gabel and Sheldon Fields were Sunday visitors at Frank Gabel’s. Mrs, Victor Engdahl and Hannah Marie called at Erickson’s Thursday. The following primary children re- ceived 100 in their weekly spelling tests: Eleanora Gabel, Ruth Trygg and Evelyn Engdahl. Mrs. Marie Dixon and children have moved on the Joe Gabel farm. Mr, and Mrs. A. R. Asbridge and children visited relatives at Wilton Sunda; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gabel and chil+ dren spent Sunday afternoon at John Gabel’s Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gabel spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George | Hughes of McKenzie. The Henry Millers were Tuesday callers at the Henry Gabels. Christiania By VIOLET A. CLARKE Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Bassen and family were callers at the Ed. Kafers home Sunday evening. Robert Clarke accompanied by Mrs. Jennie Clarke and Miss Violet were Sterling callers Saturday. Mrs. Martha Olson accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Robert Elsenbiesz, were callers at the Ed. Smith home Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Holton and son were callers at the Jennie Clarke home Sunday forenoon. Robert Clarke called at the Law- rence Mork home Monday. Miss Violet Clarke spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Robert Elsen- biesz, and they also called in for a few minutes at Driscoll. Glen Briggs and Joe Smith, who have been threshing in the northern ray of the state, returned home Mon- ling callers Saturday. Lester Clarke called on Robert nied by with L. R. Johnson was a Sterling caller turday. Henry Stile and Bob Barrows are assisting Martin Olson with thresh- Seaman Gibson was a» Sterling er Tuesda Dan 5 Peasy Peverson was a Driscoll Olson pulled his threshing township Friday evening was @ Sterling [ 5 z i sn ue frie 33. E ia i i : 2 3 = BF i i E 5 2 rege Ht i oe F é te i i i F ¥ f E i gE ferret hes" ut? nul ei fs i i Fs & j i ebb aF ai i THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Z A. Snow of McKenzie and Misses Edith and Esther Ness of Apple Creek were guests. A large number attend- {ed and refreshments served. While crossing the Red Trail Tues- day afternoon a car driven by Mrs: Laura Dance was struck by a Fargo car. Mrs. Dance was thrown through the windshield on to the Fargo car. Mrs. Dance was not injured except for severe bruises about the head. The windshield was broken and back wheels of the car badly damaged. The Fargo car was not damaged. Edward Ebling motored to Bismarck Tuesday to consult a physician about his hand which was injured while fix- ing fence. Mrs. R. G. Abelein, Mrs. Clifford Craven and Mrs. A. C. Dance were visitors at the Ayers home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Edd Ebling entertained the Menoken Homemakers club at her home Thursday afternoon. Thirtecn members were .present. Miss Ruth Kamphaugh, Miss Gertrude Ness, and Miss Blanche Stewart were cuests. Mrs, L. J. Agnew discussed. “What to give for Christmas.” Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next Homemakers club will be held at the home of Mrs. L. J. Agnew, Thursday, Oct. 10. The major project of gar- ment fitting will be taken up. Any of the ladies that still would like to Join are requested to do so at this meeting. A birthday party was given Thurs- day evening in honor of Mrs. R. M. Ludemann. Three tables of bridge were in play during the evening. High scores were won by Mrs. Clifford Craven and Ralph Ishmacl. A lunch- | > eon was served by the ladies. Elmer Klipstein left Thursday for Grand Forks where he will attend the university. A large number attended the barn dance at the Adrian Asbridge farm Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Graves and two daughters of Medina were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graves Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Ebling and fam- ily were visitors at the Marcus Agnew home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Agnew and family were picking chokecherries on Apple Creek Sunday afternoon. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Chester Boyd and family visited Mrs. M. E. Funston Monday evening. e Driscoll BY MRS. F. 0. JOHNSON » Mrs. Carl Erickson returned from the hospital Monday. She has been & patient there for quite a long time. Mr. and Mrs, Walford and Miss Lu- cille Gustafson of Fargo motored to Driscoll Sunday and visited with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wakefield and other friends, Miss Gustafson is a daughter of Mrs. Wakefield. They returned Sunday evening. Mrs. E. Lubelt of Glen Ullin and Mrs. Van Vieet of Bismarck were @| Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Van Vleet over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. E. Repp and Mr. and Mrs, H. E. Olson went berry picking south of Bismarck Sunday. Mrs. Berglauff and Mrs. Elmer Swanson of Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Swanson and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Swanson spent Sunday at the Al Chaplin home. Lynn Hull is visiting his brother Lawrence Hull and friends. Vivian Schaffer of Bismarck visiting here. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Koon are en- tertaining relatives from Maddock, N. Dak. Miss Pfaff of Underwood, a mis- is sionary to Africa spoke at the Mcth- | w odist church Friday evening. Mrs. Chas, Swanson, Mrs. C. W. Swanson, Mrs. Al Chapin, Mrs. Floyd Swanson, Mrs. EBerglauf and Mrs. Elmer Swanson motored to Arena Monday and visited at the Christ Bjerke home there. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ruble have re- turned from Minneapolis. Rev. Snow of McKenzie conducted {ternoon, The Farmers Union held its meet- ing at the hall Friday evening. Robert Scharf passed away Mon- day night. He had been ill for some time. } ¢ {" _MeKenzie o By MRS. T. T. HUGHES Mrs. George Hughes and Mrs. Tom lughes entertained the Royal Neigh- bor members at a handkerchief shower ‘Thursday evening in honor of Mrs. Henry Larson's birthday. There were 21 present at dinner, after which they motored to McKenzie to attend the She will also visit with rs and sisters-in-law, Mr. Lee Hamblen and Mr. and ‘les Hamblen, before return- and|Siiri, Sulo i J f a fs in vi ! i id H ta : j oli it i Pg | a afternoon. There was a good attend- ance. A lovely lunch was served after the meeting. { A get-together party will be held in the church Friday evening, Sept. 20 Everyone is invited. One of thes Partics will be held each month. Mrs. Ed Easton of Brittin enter- tained the McKenzie Larkin club at her home Tuesday evening. A dainty lunch was served after the mecting. Rally day services will be held by the McKenzie Sunday school Sund: morning, Sept. 26. A cordial invita. tion is extended to everyone to be present. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Turner, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Coons and Mr. and| Mrs. C. W. Thompson went on 1! fishing trip at the Minnesota lakes) over the week-end. | Mrs, Ruth Lambert of Arena visited | her mother and sister, Mrs. L. E. Hea- ton Sr. and Edna Putnam. Howard Curtis and Jack Snoen were Brittin callers Tuesday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Paul Autrim and Ros- coe Boren were callers at the George ‘Watson home Sunday evening. Mrs. E. W. Anderson visited her aunt, Mrs, C. E. Crum, Sunday after- noon. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lewis were vis- itors at the 3. F. Wildfang and Ed Adams homes Monday evening. 's. Andy Doucette, Mrs. N. J Struwing, Mrs. Eddie Adams and Mrs. Joe Coder of Moffit motored to th river Monday to pick plums. Mr. and Mrs. George Hughes were! visitors at the Tom Hughes home| Wednesday. Sterling By FERN STEWART Miss Dorothy Zuraff was a Bis- marck shopper Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart and family had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Stewart. Those who shopped in Bismarck Saturday from this community were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart, Mrs. Ernest John- son and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Carey Johnson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Melness went plum picking Sunday. Union meeting was held Monday night September 16. Scaman Gibson had the misfortune % of upsetting his car at the corner where No. 14'and No. 10 meets. Mil- dred Dietzman was with him. They received a few minor cuts and bruises. Mrs. Henry Olsen and Mrs. Erikson were Sterling callers Wednesday. Mrs. Paul Lang. Miss Esther Reddy, Miss Marion Ness, and Mrs. Oscar Anderson, were Bismarck shoppers Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson and baby spent Sunday at the Tom Stew- art home. A large crowd attended the party at Fred Shafer's. They all helped furnish the music. Max Lang returned Friday from a trip to Minnesota. s o Arena By MRS. 0. McINTYRE Laverne Guldberg was the guest of Hallard Scallon over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers were out calling on friends Sunday. A car which Russell Kramer was driving overturned about six miles north of Arena Wednesday evening when he struck a_ calf that had strayed into the middle of the road. Laverne Guldberg was with him and was pretty badly shaken up. Russell hrown clear of the car and re- ceived an injured shoulder, The car which was owned by Russell is a total wreck. To make matters worse some one stole three good tires, one of which was new, off. the car the next morning before it could be moved from the road. Mrs. Owen McIntyre and children were shopping in Wing Saturday evening. Ed Smith was a business caller in Wing Saturday afternoon. School will begin in Aurora Monday, Sept. 16. Dale Goldsmith will teach the school near Haas's and Miss Ottillia Brose the school near Ulfers. Russell Kramer called at the Sai- lon home Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ben Klagenburg and Lawrence Guldberg were in Arena Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove called at McIntyre Sunday afternoon. Ben Klagenburg is threshing for Jakie Gaub at present. He will go from there to Bozzart’s. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Webber were shopping in Wing Saturday after- noon, f ] By 8S. GYLDEN A few friends of Miss Myrle Hud- isiting her Sunday. They came from Marion, N. Dak. Charles Koivu called at the home of John Jarvis Sunday. took Sylvia, Tyne, ino and Severi Eck- holm to Bismarck Sunday with his truck. They went to sce Andrew Eckholm, who is in one of the hos- pitals there. # Walter Pesonen had the misfor- tune of breaking his arm while cranking the tractor Thursday, He went to Bismarck to have it treated. Mr. and Mrs. John Gylden children, Sadic, Selina, Sallie, Sergie, were dinner guests at Dave Josephson’s Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Moilanen and family were callers at the home of John Jarvis Sunday. Edwin Ojson called on Gyldens Sunday evening. Dorothy Cotes came to ae the week-end with her aunt, Mrs. Ida Thorson. She is teaching school in Lein township. Misses Sadie and Selina Gylden visited with Sylvia Eckholm at Arne Antilla’s Tuesday. Among those who attended the dance in Regan from here were Bill Mulari, Florence Ji son, Dorothy Cotes, Sulo Eckholm, Myrle Hudson, and Severt Gylden. John Gylden visited with John Jarvis Sunday. Elmer Thorsen has been on the sick list the past week. Arne Antilla and babe daneh urned home from Bismarck Bill Mulari visited with the Gylden Reuetay Ing. Knowles delivered gas in Lyman i Wing callers Monday. ‘@| harat. ing grain, while Mr. Pesonen was at Bismarck. Walter Pesonen has been t ing for Gust Eckholm the pas a: Thorsea was a Wing Saturday. Severt and Siclo Gylden. no were Wing callers Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. Dave Josephson and den’s Monday. Eckholm started — school . Miss Hudson has an enroll- ment of 11 pupils. Adolph Kangas called at his par- ental home Monday evening. Severt Gylden and Edwin Olson called at Eckholm’s Sunday evening. Sylvia, Severi, and Eino Eckholm, tended the show in Wing Saturday} night. ; Bill Mulari was a Wing caller Fri- day, Severt, Sadie, Seline, allers at lie and Ser- st Eckholm’s ert Gylden was a Wing caller y evening. Nina Waiste attended the in Wing Friday, _Walter Pesonen, Sulo and Sylvi ckholm took Jim Olson to Wing! hursday evening. ndrew and Harold Dronen were Mrs, Ida Thorson to her school in Li Temvik By BERTHA LARVICK ; H. A. Sundecen of Cooperstown is {here visiting his sons, Melvin and Albert: Sundeen. Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Stedman took Tues M Thompson of Hazelton were calling on friends in Temvick Tuesday after- noon, Mrs. Pietz and Allan Quast were visitors at the A. W. Quast home Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs, L, P. Hendrix, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Hendrix and Gerald oo motored to Bismarck Sun- ay. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Enders and daughters Dorothea and Renee drove to Bismarck Saturday. Professor and Mrs. Heitzman were week-end guests in McClusky, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reich Jr. and \Esther Burkhardt were callers in Hazelton Saturday night. Mrs. Emma Peach and Mrs. Knight Nelson were looking over several dif- ferent houses to move into in Hazle- ton Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Schwartzenberger of Linton and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mona- ham visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foell Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Ted Schock of South Dakota are here visiting the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Burk- John Kimerle, Mrs. Will Albrecht and sons Rolland and Bill drove to Ashley Saturday and returned home Sunday. Jake Brekel took Mrs. Peach to Wishek to see her father, Mr. Moore, Sunday. Ed Riges of Mobridge and two friends stopped in Temvick to see old timers while on their way to Bis- marck, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Quast and son Neil motored to points in South Da- kota. Mr. and Mrs. Moore of Wishek vis- ited their daughter, Mrs. Emma Peach, Sunday and returned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Foell and Carrie Burkhardt spent Sunday near the 's. Lou Harwood and Frank Harwood arrived here from Lemmon, S. D., and visited friends here and at Hazelton, returning home Wednesday. John and Rence Leno, Alice Calqu- Mrs, John Gylden and children, | Mi A hiemer. in the sale at Drayton's in Omio|@ James Rush and Mrs. Bert e houn, George and Catherine Foell and Mr, Brogden spent nday at the Missouri, fishing being the out- standing feature. Mrs. Jake Burkhardt and baby re- turned home from Hazelton after staying there for over a week. Mrs. 8. G. Stedman attended a | Sewing party at Hazelton held at the home of Mrs. Bert Thompson. A large crowd attended Ladies Aid at the home of Mrs. Ole Paulson Wednesday. held at the home of Mrs. Thompson. A large crowd attended Ladies Aid at the home of Mrs. Paulson Wednes- day. The next mecting will be held at Mrs. Muckler’s October 2. Mr. and Mrs. Will Focll and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore mot to Shields to visit the latter's sister, Mrs. V. E. Stiles, and returned home Thursday. Mrs. John Barter of Linton called on Mrs. Emma Peach Wednesday afternoon. Mr. : nd Mrs. Brooks of Linton at- tended the Ladies Aid at the home of Paulson Wednesday afternoon. Stella Moore, who has becn ister, Mrs. Peach, for a of days, returned home to Ashley where she will teach the com- ing term. My. and Mrs. W. F. Dodd of New Hartford, Iowa, were here visiting Bert | friends and looking after farm inter- and returned home Monday. awrence Dailey, Pete Ronan and Ed Dawa‘n of iston, Minn., were here visiting at the Chas. Enders | home last week. A farewell party was held at the Baptist church Sunday evening in honor of John Hecr and Alfred Bibel- ‘They left for the Baptist seminary at Rochester, N. ¥., where | they will resume their studies. A literary society was organized in high school Wednesday. It was voted on that they give a program for the community which will be Friday night, September 27th. Braddock By MRS. E. F. TAYLOR The following order has been pub- lished in the August Supplement of the Postal Laws and Regulations which should be observed by all pa- trons of the rural routes. We trust all patrons will read this notice and govern themselves accordingly: “Carriers while on their route shall receive letters with postage stamps affixed, handed them for mailing and when making delivery at any resi- dence shall collect such letters placed on or in the mail box, but they should not delay their deliveries by waiting for such letters. Money to pay post- age on letters tendered to them for mailing shall not be accepted.” ‘The carriers are authorized to carry sufficient postage stamps with them at all times so that the patrons can at any time purchase stamps in ad- vance in order to have them when needed. Mrs. Fred Junge came down Friday from Bismarck and visited with Brad- dock friends Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Junge, in company with their son Alfred, left by car for Leola, S. Dak. where a reunion of the Junge family was held Sunday. State Bank Examiner Will of Bismarck was in Braddock this weck checking up on the local bank. Mrs. Margaret Robinson returned Thursday from Bismarck where she had her three children’s tonsils and adenoids removed, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Savage left Sun- day morning for Selfridge, N. Dak., where they spent the day with their daughter, Mrs. V. E. York, and family. Henry Sorem has purchased the 160 acre farm north of town formerly owned by the late J. W. Wirth. Mr. Sorem intends to use it as a pasture farm. The “Blue Bird Orchestra” fur- nished the music for the dance at Zirbes hall. Hazleton, Friday evening. Several of the Braddock folks were in attendance. Alfred Munn and sister Miss Alvira of Seaforth, Minn., and Mrs. Maud Lesher of Gary, 8. Dak., who visited for a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L, V. Lesher, left for home Wednesday. Fred Lindell has sold his farm northeast of Braddock to Olaf Nord- strom. Mr. and Mrs. O. A, Nordstrom and family left Thursday for Kimball, Minn., where they will visit at the home of Mrs. Nordstrom's parents. The meeting will be! tatoes Wednesday which he readily disposed of at 82c per bushel. Pota- toes are very scarce in this locality and Mr. Splonskowski, the Braddock Potato king, has no difficulty in dis- Posing of his large acreage. 8. Drum of Lytton, Iowa, arrived this week to look after his farming oa in the Wild Rose neighbor- Carl Thompson of Kintyre was in Braddock last week fixing the school furnace and getting it ready for win- ter. F. M. Long has a beautiful velvet banner on display in his store. This banner was awarded him in the world's championship at the I. G. A. convention held at West Baden, Ind., last week, Mr. Long is to be con- gratulated. Mrs. E. Saville will entertain the Braddock Ladies’ Aid at the home of Mrs. T. J. Thompson Thursday after- noon, Sept. 26. Mrs. Edith Reaman and son Roger of Hazelton were Braddock callers Saturday. They have lately returned from a three months’ trip to Oregon where they visited with the S. J. Haines family, who _ moved there a few years ago. Mr. Reaman was very much enthused over her stay there and expects to return in a few weeks and spend the winter. Hazelton By ELEANOR LANDSBERGER °@ Miss Eliza Nicholson spent the week-end visiting her sister Mildred McDonnell. Miss McDonnell took her back to her school, south of Bis- marck, Sunday evening. Mrs. Joc Wohlman and ighter Elvira motored to Bismarck last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs, J. D. McCusker and family moved Friday into the house recently vacated by Art Frederick and fam The Ladies’ Aid society met Thurs- @) day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. Ruder and children from Driscoll were visitors at the Joe Prefontaine home Sunday. Phillip Gutensohn left Monday for Jamestown ‘vhere he will again take up his studies at the Jamestown college. Miss Maxine Colburn was & passen- ger to Bismarck Wednesday. Art Frederick left Tuesday with a truckload of household goods for Bowbells. Joe Wohlman accompanied him, returning Thursday. A farewell party was held for Stanley Frederick last Wednesday Darwin Smith called on Braddock friends Saturday. Mr. Smith has been engaged at government work at Welland, Ont., during the summer and expects to spend the winter in California where he will visit with his father, who has been in South America for the past few years. Hon. Thomas Hall delivered a very fine address on “The City of Wash- ington and Its Advantages,” at the community meeting which was held Monday evening in the high school auditorium. Mr. and Mrs. R. Aarvig accompanied by Mr. and Mrs, F. M. Long drove to Wilton Sunday morning, then back to Mandan park where they enjoyed a picnic dinner. Cleve Palmer and family left Mon- day for the State of Washington which place Mrs. Palmer and some of the children went a few weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs, H. W, Beal and baby visited at the Barton home Sunday. Herman Zottnick and wife of Mis- soula, Montana, who have been visit- ing at the home of Henry and Theo- dore Zottnick in the vicinity of Brad- dock, returned to their home Tuesday. Sunday being the opening day of the hunting season the lovers of hunting were up carly and after the returned with evening by the Misses Elvira Wohl- man and Maxine Colburn at the home of Mrs. McCusker. Stanley was presented with a fountain pen as a gift of remembrance from his for- mer friends and school pals. A de- Hicious lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Rott and daughter Florence and Luclla were Bismarck shoppers Saturday. Mrs. A. Frederick and son Stanley accompanied by Mrs. J. J. Kolberer and Mrs. B. Mathews were callers in the capitol city Saturday. Canfield By MRS. A. F. GHYLIN ° | o Mr. and Mrs. J. Keifer were dinner guests at the Anna Knudson home Sunday. Callers at the Cecil Elkins home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin and sons, Mrs. Paul Greenan and son, Mrs. Ole Wold and daugh- ters Hazel and Molly and son Joe, Mr. and Mrs. Ole Ugiem and son. A large crowd atte>7-? ‘he dance in Regan Saturday evouii Mrs, A. Strand and sons re din- ner guests at the Ole Olson home Sunday. = A. F. Ghylin has been working at the teacherage. The interior is now finished. The dedication of the Canfield consolidated school will be Friday, Sept. 27, at 8 o'clock. Miss Runey and other speakers will help dedicate. Everyone is invited. After the dedi- cation there will be a basket social. A large crowd attended the ladies aid at the H. C. Taylor home. After the meeting a nice lunch was served. The next metting will be at the Ira Bailey home. ‘There was not very many members at the auxiliary meeting. The next meeting will be in Regan. Mrs. H. C. Taylor and Mrs. E. Mowder will serve. Lucille Johnson has been on the sick list the last week. e Wing | o4 By EDITH MUELLER Mrs. Ed Dalbec returned home last Wednesday after being a patient in the hospital for some time. J. J. Horner went to Bismarck last Friday to get his wife and daughter. : Howard Pruitt of Pettibone start- ed teaching Richmond school No. 3 to|last Monday. Mrs. Joe Rise and Selma Rise called at the Larson home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Car! Teppo are the parents of a baby girl born Friday, the 13th. Rev. Troutner and family were callers at the Mueller and D: homes one day last week. s Mr. and Mrs. I. Kremenetisky ‘and daughter spent Sunday at Tuttle. Weber visited at the Adolph home Sunday. Fred Borth transacted busin Bismarck one day last week. Edith Cumber spent one day week visiting friends in Tuttle. Mrs, C. C. Kopplin and son were in Wing Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry J: in Tuttle Sunday. | Mrs. J. J. Horner and dau and son were in Bismarck Tuesd Dan Seiglock and daughter tha and son Ivan were callers at Oswald home Sunday. Joseph McClusky entered the pital Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. G. Stroble and f ily of Goodrich were visiting at Mueller and Dalbec homes Sundaj Steiber By MRS. C. L. MALONE Mrs. Mable Carlson of Granville} Dak., spent a couple of days at home of her sister, Mrs. John last week. She was accompar home by her niece, Ruby Stokes. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bergquist callers at the Malone home Fri Miss Bessie Anderson accompaf her brother Albert on the mail Saturday. ‘C. L. Melone attended M. W. meeting in'Regan Thursday eveni Threshing is about completed] this neighborhood, Grain turned better than was expected. Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson Wilton visitors Wednesday. Both dental work done. Olaf Wold was a caller at C. L. lone’s Wednesday Mrs. Wm. Hickel and son Wal spent Friday afternoon at the © son home. Most everyone has dug their atoes and report a light yield. iss Vina Oder spent the week: at her home in Steiber. Among Regan shoppers Satut evening were Bill Hickels, C. L. lones, Paul Greenans, Cecil Elk John Carlsons and Mike Boscheeg} Mrs. C. L. Malone attended Le Auxiliary at Mrs. J. W. f Thursday. [ + Schrunk By HELEN MARCHANT Miss Martha Hindbouch ass Mrs. Henry Siebel cook for thi ers this week. Mr. and Mrs. Simson Koch Annie Ackerman called at the Marchant home Sunday evening. Mrs. Christ Wentz helped at Andrew Sietz home for a few John Witt motored to Wing day afternoon. Andrew Nieters and Het Zeigimcicr and LeRoy Marel were out hunting ducks Monday, Mr. and Mrs. John Skei and fi ily spent from Friday until S visiting relatives in Baldwin and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Siets the proud parents of a baby ‘| born to them August 3ist. The nay of dine Rare ed bale irs. Henry Seilinger ai Alma Kindred were Wing sho Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson Mrs. Jake Wentz were Wing pers Saturday evening. LeRoy Marchant called on Novak Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Marchant daughters, Helen and Irene, Wing callers Saturday. Wm. Witt and son John were ‘allers Saturday. Miss Alma Kindred, Albert Hi bouch, Gustaph Witt and Triebwasser spent Sunday aftes at the Marchant home, Mr, and Mrs, Henry Siebel McClusky shoppers Saturday ernoon, LeRoy Marchant, Andrew Nt and Herbert Zieglmaier motor Wing Sunday. Miss Martha Hindebouch Sunday afternoon with Mrs, cella Nieters, Margarct and Irene Marel called at the Andrew Sietz Sunday afternoon to see their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Siebel tored to Bismarck Sunday where: Siebel consulted an eye sp Margaret Marchant spent week-end at her parental ho Schrunk township, Mr. and Mrs, Simon Koch sisters, Mrs. Theadore Eknes Anni Askeroee were in this munity Sunday selling Mr. and Mrs. Wardtipp from 5 hoff spent Sunday afternoon Jake Wentz home. TOURIST GIVING PARIS NAME By NEA Service neg 9 French are p against increasing n ; plays that are being put on in Engi at some of their theatres for the be fit of tourists. These are have been banned in America. Claiming that such plays are giy Paris a “bad name,” is Francis Lytle, Earl Harvey and| “ Billy Knowles visited with Francis Larson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Larson and son, Gene, of Williston, visited at the atl, S, Larson home during the week- was spent in quilting. A nice lunch was ie : The Braddock Study and Civic club held its first meeting of the club year lednesday we evening at rfl al i i end. George Harmon made a business trip to Bismarck Saturday. Archie Franzan of Tuttle spent Saturday night at the Henry Jacob- son home. John Weber, Jr. and wife were callers at the Fred Borth home Sun- day. L, R. Reitan and family and Mrs. Reitan, Sr., of Watford hay Beige at the A. L. Davis home on their way to Jamestown. E. E. made a business trip to Bismarck last peg 8 Fred Plines and » of Arena, were visiting at the G, Bossart home Sunday. Mrs. Ladies Aid last Mr, and Mrs. B. W. Jackie visiting.