The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 28, 1929, Page 9

! ‘4 ’ ' ‘y { = * [Driscoll ‘ o a By MRS. F. O. JOHNSON Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Bruschwein -Motored to Arena Sunday and visited Mr. and Mrs. I. Berg. Mrs. Gertz of Marion, N. D., is visiting Mr and Mrs. M. C. Koessel. Luther Waither league will meet at the church Friday evening. Mrs. Grumbs, sister of Miss Nettle- vet visited with her over the week- end. Miss Anna Grenz spent the week- end in Napoleon. ‘Messrs. Newcomer, Carr, Jordan and Mount were out hunting Sunday. Doctor Prescott of Steele spoke at the P. T. A. Friday evening and at NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS the school Monday afternoon about organizing a brass band. There are about 20 applicants already. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Richards of :}Marion spent the week-end at the H. A. Knudson home. day and were guests at dinner at the ea aes home. Lambert home Sunday. Oliver hpi helped Bert Glanville stack flax Friday. Ed and Joe Smith and Harry Ul-} fers attended the auction sale at the E. E. Russ farm Friday after- Noon. Mrs. Owen McIntyre, accompanied by Mrs. Bert Glanville and Mrs. Ben Klagenburg, attended the Home- akers club meeting at Mrs. How- ard Glanville’s Friday afternoon. The next meeting will be held at Mrs. Bert Glanville’s. It is the be- ginning of the new year. All old members are to rejoin and all cthers are cordially invited to be- come members. Ed and Joe Smith were supper guests at McIntyre’s Monday eve- ning. Mrs. Lodgi and son Marvin mo- tored to Harvey Saturday to do some a ree Ben Klagenburg got the fever Mr. and Mrs. M.-J. Lee and Mr. | Thursday evening and brought home and Mrs. H. A. Knudson were hunt- |# new car. ing near Kintyre Monday. Charlie Edwards was through this A Woman's Mission:ry soctety was | Vicinity delivering oil Saturday. organized Friday afternoon at the| Laverne Guldberg and Bluch Wag- ‘home of Mrs. F. O. Johnson. The | Mer were digging potatoes Saturday. hext meeting will be held at the home | The yield is very light around here cf J. H. Johnson the first Tuesday | this year. in October at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. Met- calf was clected president; Mrs. J.|children, Mary Alice, Patrick, Rose, Lewis, vice president; Mrs. G. Schla- | Richard and Hugh, and George Mc- back, secretary; Mrs. F. O. Johnson, |Intyre were guests at the Halver treasurer, and Mrs. P. Tompt, supsr-|hcme in Florence Lake Sunday. intendent of the juvenile departmet. Adam Eisenbeisz and son Eddie ms- tored to Arena Sunday. Miss Tiny Sleight began teaching | Mrs. Harrison at the Thelma school Monday and is making her home with Mr. and Mrs. Sapp. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Swanson en- Wednesday having some blacksmith tertained Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Swan- son, Mrs. Berglauf and Mrs. Elmer Swanson of Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Al Chapin, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Swan- son, Mr. and Mrs. Engner Swanson, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Swanson, Har- old Swanson and Lillian Sampson Wednesday evening at a 6 o'clock dinner. Mrs. Berglauf and Mrs. Elmer Swanson, who have been visit- ing here for several weeks, left for their home Friday afternoon. The Homemakers club mct Wed- nesday afternoon at Mrs. Alden Nei- son's home. Funeral services were held Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Owen McIntyre and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glanville and sens Dean and Harold motored to Bismarck Sunday to visit at Mr. and faymond King began school last Thursday. Andrew Kraft was in Goodrich ork done. Mrs. Kraft, his mother, sited at Jake Kraft’s while he was town. Charlic Sattler started his flax Thursday. Bluch Wagner is having-his house painted. Ben Babcock is doing the work for him. . Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilkinson of Fargo were guests at Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glanville’s. Johnnie Vernold and Lawrence Goldsmith called at McIntyre’s Mon- day morning. to thresh day afternoon at the hali for Robt. | @—————=———@ Sharp, who died Monday after a lin- | | Bering illness. Bill and Omar Rosvold spent Sat- urday cvening at the Knudson home. Mr. and Mrs. Al Chapin and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wallen of Steele Sunday. E. B. Nelson of Lewistc., Mont., Trygg { o——_—_—_— By GLADYS NELSON George Nelson made a few trips Regan Monday, hauling grain. Mr. and Mrs. Cannonberg, from wo spent the week-end with Mr. and | Mazo, 10 miles from Cando, came to Mrs. H. A. was also a visitor on Sunday Knudson. Henry Apland visit at the John Risch home, and all motored to Bismarck Monday to sec Mr. and Mrs. I. Berg and Leonard | their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Chadwer, Koessel spent Friday evening at the vibe was married recently in Moor- Bruschwein home. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Newcomer and finished threshing Tues- Whitteds family had Sunday dinner with Mr. |@@y and moved south to thresh rye and Mrs. Carr. Eddie Eisenbcisz, who has been in Washington during the past turncd home last week. - jin Regan We year, re- |" ane for John Risch. John Anderson transacted business fednesdey. Craig was a supper guest ‘ Wednesday night with the Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shilby and Miss Anna Miller of Marion spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Koessel. Miss Dagmar Rosvold is staying a Knudson while attending scl Mrs, Wm. Van Vieet was pleasantly ‘ised Friday afternoon by a num- surpri Ser of friends and relatives in honor | , Sam Brown transacted business of her birthday. She was presented with @ gift of money. Miss Della Olson Joe Varley, George Nelson’ and George Whitted made trips to Regan Wednesday, hauling grain. buyer, 4 be shipped to ihe cites * George Whitted a new sedan last week. in Baldwin and Bismarck Thursday. ‘There was no school in school No. 1 jeft for Minne- |{2 Trysg Thursday, as Mrs. Elsie apolis Tuesday to visit her sister |CUnmingham attended a teachers’ Beatrice during the winter. Mrs. H. A. Knudson, Valdis and demonstration meeting at the Arnold school. Dagmar Rosvold motored to Bismarck | , Gene Farrell has been employed by Tuesday evening. Rev. F. W. Gress will hold his last preaching service in the M. E. church Sunday afternoon at 3 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. William Pearce of Garretson, 8. D., who came here to attend the funeral of their brother, Robt. Sharp, left for their home Monday afternoon. Miss Mavis Butman is helping Mrs, A. H. Meland. The P. T. A. held its regular meet- {ng Friday evening. The following program was given: Song, audience minutes, Mrs. Mount, "peech, Mr. Colton, president; £olo, Norma Ward; spcech, Mr. principal; vocal solo, Miss Koessel; cornet solo, Gerald Prescott; plano solo, Miss Ward; speech, Dr. Prescott; tong, audience. il i F u 3 i i i iy Ry i : By MRS. O. McINTYRE The house on the E. J, furm burned to the ground Monday evening about 8 o'clock. It was occupied by Fred Almers and family. They were all outside doing chores except a small child, who was in the house alone. It’s not certain just how the fire started, but it had 2 = it gi ¢ s 5 ai i iF i EF EE E i i Hs 3£ 2 el ait | if i : F s E E rf ges 3 sede on Bailey farm, and while wading mired = C. O. Kettleson with a bundle team 4 H ‘Tuesday their sister, Hd fis z a Ha é g F Hi rf %; ge Hie Elizabeth at- where Miss Edith f i | i i 3 F $ i i Hf i i E i i i | ! i F i BF. wn Ee AR Fe ght ! or [i i ag af i i F ula: fll 5 sf E : i | i | : i | : Hg eft a HH Ad : i it t I ist fi ite HH the R. Babcock was a guest at the! “Sy” ana Mrs. George Nelson and | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. ;C. O. Kettleson, spent the week-end here at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Engdah! and family were callers Sunday at the George Nelson home. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Farrell, Paui, Margaret and Maric called Friday at . Nelson home in Estherville. family were luncheon gucsts Sun at the Charlie Farrell home. Marie Farrell went to the C. O. Kettleson home Saturday night to get Gene to spend the weck-end here at home. Mrs, Bill Guptill from Baldwin was out assisting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Enos Strandemo, in cooking for Mrs, Charlie Farrell and Marie called one day last weck at the F.C. Nelson home. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Magnuson made a trip to Bismarck Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clawder are employed at the Beckman coal mine. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Farrell and Marie motored to Bismarck one day last weck on a shopping trip. rt Baldwin ; ¢ By FLORENCE BORNER The women of Zaldwin community Met at the home of Mrs. Fred Wood Wednesday afternoon, and upon mo- tion decided to organize a Presbyter- jan Ladies’ Aid society. ing officers were elected for the en- suing year: President, Mrs. Elmer Williams; vice president, Mrs. Fred Wood; secretary, Mrs. Orvis Adams; treasurer, Mrs. William Fricke. After the officers were selected, Rev. Fred Christ led in devotional services, con- sisting of the reading of Acts 16, with comment, the singing of “Trust and Obcy,” followed by the repeating of the Lord’s prayer in unison. The aid will meet every fourth Wednes- day of the month at 2:30 p.m. The first meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Fred Wocd Wednesday after- noon of this week. It was further decided that the aid will mect at the home of each lady member in suc- cession, that two foods and coffee will be served, and that all members of the aid are expected to aid when a public supper is planned and served. Mrs. C. A. Nordstrom and Miss Elsa Meyers represented the Crofte Star Homemakers’ club at the meeting which was held in Bismarck Friday. Representatives cf all the clubs in this part of the county were present, and the meeting was given over to getting acquainted and taking up the preliminary work in dressmaking. A. E. Fricke motored to Wilton the fore part of the week where he pur- chased a threshing separator to take the place of the one destroyed by fire last Saturday. A number of local nimrods motored to the lake region in the northern part of the county on a hunting ex- Pedition over the wec:i-cnd. Ducks are said to be plentiful, but in certain sections they are unfit for food due to alkali poisoning. Mrs. Ira Falkenstein spent several days of the past week at the Charles Staley home. An auction sale will be held on the Gottleib Keck farm Thursday of this week. Mr. Keck and family, who moved to this territory last year from Washburn, are planning on leaving for other paris. J. M. Thompson, local auctioneer, will cry the sale. Jay Couch of Bismarck was an overnight guest et the home of his brother, Van Couch, in Naughton township Friday. Richard Borner motored to Bis- marck Thursday. He was accom- panied home by his mother, Mrs. Ma- tilda Baumgart, who spent the day with her son and family, returning home the same day. The Baldwin Shipping association shipped cattle and hogs from the local stockyards to the Twin City market Friday. Martin Bourgois of Bismarck was here a few days ago on a business mission. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Geigle had for their guests oyer the week-end the brother-in-law and sister of Mrs. Geigie, Mr. and Mrs. John Walker, of Turtle La! ke. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wood motored to their farm near Regan Wednesday to attend to business affairs. ‘Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Geigie and fam- ily visited at the John Herman home in Wilton Sunday. . Ed Fricke was a guest at the Rich- Borner home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Meyers and daughter Elsie spent the week-end with relatives at Turtle Lake. Paul Borner, Merl Weise, Carl, Adam and Fred Herdebu, Herman and Arthur Meyers and Righ- ard Rupp spent the week-cnd in Mercer county hunting. Sam Hanson has returned from a short business trip to Carrington and vicinity. Willie Borner of Burnt, Creek was here Wednesday on a business mis- sion. Mr. and Mrs. James McAvoy and family were last Sunday calicrs at the Alvin Nordstrom home. Miss Frances Rupp, local high school student, spent Sunday at home, to Bismarck the same eve- E nk A. Fricke and son Ralph trans- business in the capital city 2 B 5 i ‘J : : I ‘i i é rs] a é i i i ! i a s ® Ee se gt AG i 5 Z A J is t fr i U i Ig Ee F >Fie | i The follow- | they spent tae day visiting rel- necr. E. L. Melion and Frank Kain | are also employed at the mine. | Maurice Kimball, accompanied by | his sister, Mrs. Lou Nyland, and little | son, who have been visiting at the Kimball home for several wecks, drove to Mrs. Nyland’s home in York, N. D,, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Anhorn of Carson and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sept of Bris- bane were in Leith Sunday. The State Federation of Women's clubs was held at Dickinson, Sept. 24- 27. Mrs. E. Corbet and Mrs. H. W. Gibson were delegates from the Leith Civic club. ful, stock and machinery bringing very good prices. Mrs. O'Connell held a surprise fare- well party for them Saturday evening. Mrs. O'Connell left for Bismarck Sun- day to place her little daugiter, Ei- Teen, in school. Rudolph Dietz of Elgin was a call- er in Leith Monday. Mr. and Mrs, Ed Thompson of Mc- Laughlin were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Lawfer Sunday. John Ketterling of Heil was a bus- iness caller in Leith Monday. Mrs. Clark Mossman, Miss Bertha Zacher and Mrs. E. J. Lawier called Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Will and chil- dren were week-end visitors in New Leipzig. Leith was well represented at the dance in Brisbane Saturday night. . Among those from Leith attending the M. W. A. initiation ~t Carson John Mortensen, >———_-—_——-+ | Wild Rose | o By MRS. W. H. BROWNAWELL ‘The school board will hold its reg- office Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 8. ‘Tom Marx of Braddock was through here ‘last week delivering gasoline. Miss Helen Brownawell of Bismarck spent the week-end at the parental home. A number from here attended the Lindah! and Beselers sales near Brad- dock last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Feltheim and Agor of Braddock visited Mrs. John Peterson and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. May and small granddaughter Sally Lou and Mrs. May's mother, Mrs. Wim. May, of idock, made a short call here on 2y to Bismarck Tuesday. » Anna Johnson left last week for a visit with relatives and friends in Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fischer of Medina visited friends here over the week-end and attended a party at the Ernest Saville home Saturday eve- ning. Mrs. Fischer will be remem. bered as Miss Lila Sterling, who taught school No. 1 last winter. Mrs. Fay Johnson of the Moffit vicinity was a Wild Rose visitor Fri- day afternoon. Miss Jennie Waiste, teacher of school No. 1, returned home with her to spend the week- end, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Saville and family were Sunday guests at the H. A. Carlisle home. ill, but her friends hope that she will soon be much better again. Visitors at the W. H. Brownawe'l home Sunday night included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fischer cf Medina, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brownawell of Mof- fit, Ernest, Marvin and Harold Swan- | Son and Miss Ada Saville and Helen | Brownawell of Bismarck. The party et the Ernest Saville home Saturday evening was a very | pleasant affair. Music was furnished by the Moffit orchestra. Delicious refreshments and hot coffee were served at midnight. Mr. and Pirs. Gottlieb Merkle and family and Mr. and Mrs. Aleck Jawaski and little folks were enter- ane Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Jake Voll. —_____——- | Schrunk | oo 2 By RELEN MARCHANT Carl Johnson and Christ Hem motored to Wing Wednes: + evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and Gaughte. Verna Mae were Wing shop- Pers Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Chris. \.entz and family motored to Jamestown Friday atives, Thomas Novah motored to Mc- Clusky Monday. Mr. and Mrs, R. G. Marchant and family, Marcella and Andrew Nieters, Alma Kindred. Alb-rt Hindbaucit, John Witt and Thomas R;-n attended the cance in Wing Saturday evening. Thomas Novah beg>~ threshing his crop th’s week. 3 Mrs. Christ Hein called at the Cacl Johnson home Wednesday. Ervin Wentz was a Wing shopp2r ‘Thursday. Mrs. Christ Hein and Mrs. Jacob Wentz motored to Bismarck Thursday afternoon. Miss Helen Marchant spent Wed- nesday afternoon with her sister, Miss Margeret Marchant, Andrew Nieters, LeRoy Marchant and Hubert Zieglmeire were Wing callers Monday afternoon. Marcella Nieters, Hubert Zieglme: ani Margaret, Irene a: | Helen Mar- ckxnt called at the Jacob Hindbauch home Sunday afternoon. Edwin Triebwacser was a Wing caller Friday. Mrs. Herman Nieters and sons at- tended church in Wing Sunday. ?4fartha and Albert Hindbauch left Tuesday for Polloc::, 8. D., where they visited their siste: Rosco ard family, returning Thursday. Ervin Wentz called at -he R. G. ters Marceila, Mary Alice and Vivian | phone and son Harold, Mrs. Joe Klemen and family and Herbert Ziegimeier spent Sunday afternoon at the R. G. Mar- chant home. Mr. and Mrs. James ‘and son Edward attended church in Sat- day callers at the Jacob Hindbauch home. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Sielinger and daughter Marjory June and Mr. and ‘Mrs. Bethel Bailey and son Junior and motored to Bismarck and “lg ‘The sale at Robt. O'Connell's, held | | Saturday, Sept. 21, was very success- A number of friends of Mr. and | on Mrs. Barbara McVey in Elgin} | were Bert Rock, Martin Teker and ular quarterly mecting at the clerk's | Mrs. Lloyd Gosney has been very | Vaaugnter Marjory were Tuttle callers! }on Monday morning. j Ellen and Thomas Ryan called at the Jacob Hindbauch home Saturday ; afternoon, | {Miss Tracy Degner is visiting her | | sister Mrs. Fred Smith this week. Marcella Neiters and Herbert Zeig'- meier spent Sunday evening at the | Jacob Hindbauch home. | i? Wing By EDITH MUELLER t o—e |. Mrs. H. H. McCumber and son Ar- | thur and Mrs, W. E. Maynard of Pet- | , tibone were visitors at the Harry Gray | home last Thursday. Gottfried Welier, Alvina Kraft and Clara and Edith Mueller were shop- ers in Bismarck one day last week. Edith Cumber left for Fargo last | Taursday where she will attend | school, Mr. and Mrs. E. or were callers | at the G. A. Bossart home Sunday. | Catholic services were held in Wing | Saturday and Sunday. | “aye Harvey and Leona «pz the week-end at their jin Wine. in Tuttle. Amelia Stholer spent the week-end Jat her home. Gottfred Weber spent visiting at the Kraft home. | | A meeting of the Ladies’ Aid was | {held at the Howard Glanville ome { | Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Peterson and ; daughter of Wheaton. i..inn., are visit- at the Tolef Subey home. | lance at Regan “aturday night | was well attended. Josie Olson and Dorothy Cotes were callers at the Jim Olson home Friday evening. Josie remained till Sun- day, Marcella Nicters visited with Mar- garet Marchant Saturday. Ss spent rental home They are attending school Sunday in Tuttle. Mr. and Mrs. B. Knowles were visit- ing in Wing Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, John Webcr, Jr., Mr. Mrs. Fred Borth and Jake Hein were callers at the Martin Mueller e Sunday. The initiation party for the fresh- men proved to be quite a success Fri- y night. Games were played and a | cclicious lunch was served by the juniors and sophomores at the close of } the evening. Lempy Bantri n, Emery and Jesse | Boss, Nina Waiste and Mr. and Mrs. |Ben Boss and daughter Beverly were | week-end visitors at the A. C. Goss home at Gackle. Edna Josephson spent the week-end at the Emil Erickson home. Saturday evening callers at the Ben McClosky home were Mr. and Mrs. | Byron Haag, Mrs. Gordon and daugh- | ter, Mrs. Iver Anderson and son cll of |Auora, Illinois, Mrs. Rolf Madland and son, Mrs. Bill Madland both of Mc- Kenzie and Mrs. Charlie McCormick. | There will be services in the Con- | gregational church in Wing Sunday. | Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mauch were | Sunday visitors at the Fred Bort: | home. H. Beal and family of Bismarck were in Wing Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Spees returned {from Parshall Friday after a few | days’ visit. | Edith Mueller and Richard Weber ; motored Clara Mueller to her school | Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bill McClosky and Imelda and Mr. and = Mrs. Charles {Johns and daugiter Alice were visitors at the Een McClosky home last Sun- day. i Steele 4 By MRS. F. W. GRESS Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Altes and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Altes and family and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Geisler and left from Valley City Sunday night for Minneapolis where she will take @ course in beauiy parlor work. Mrs. R. L. Phelps and Elbridge went to Jamestown where Elbridge registered in the Jamestown college. Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Wood and family of Heron Lake, Minn., who are returning from a trip to Idaho, | visited over Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, P. D. Wood and fam- ily. Mars. Hagen of the Driscoll vicinity left Steele on No. 6 Tuesday for Can- ada where she has a position in a college, boarding hall. Mildred Patterson left Sunday for Minneapolis where she will enter Northwest Bible Training school. Mrs, Stanley Lindseth and _ little son of Minneapolis visited during the past week at Olaf Lindseth home. Mrs, Knutson and Mrs. Frank Johnson of Driscoll were shopping in Steele Saturday. Altes was given at the ‘Lewis Geisler home Friday night by the young peo- ple of the Methodist church. Cities last weck and spent several days visiting his son, Lorraine. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Ellingson of Bismarck visited Saturday at the Schoenhardt home. é Mrs, Mark Hollst is clerking in the hardware store this week. Elmer Douglas of Flaxville, Mont., Mr. Douglas is a brother of Porter. tawn college. Dr. Maercklein of Mott visited one | melvin Sundeen were week-end vis- itors at their parents’ home at Coop- ers day last week at the Methodist par- sonage. Mrs. Henry Loerch went to James- town Sunday and spent the day there | priday night. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Enders drove to Bismarck Tuesday. with her son 5 Mr. and Mrs. Bell of the local tele- exchange are moving to Flash- er this week. Mrs. Clark of Carson | perger Linton visited at the Jim will have charge of the local ex- bead home Sunday. change. Mr. a Cg of dinner Sunday. Helen Boucher and Miss Wynkoop ‘of Bismarck visited Friday at the J. P. Boucher home. The P. T. A. met at the schoolhouse ves at an teacl Monday night for the first meeting of | school. the school year. The following Pro7| Walter Moore attended the auction gram was given, prayer, Rev. Gress;"| sale at the Bollinger farm Friday. address of welcome to the faculty, Mrs. Peter Dalenburg; cornet solo, |Qmio were visiting at the Chas. Buck Prescott; a talk on work re- quired to meet the standard for P. T. A., County Superintendent Hans J. Lee, read “The Fool's Prayer,” An- Officers for the new elected at the close of the President, John Sherman; Gustafson; sec- ‘Wigton. Lunch was served by Mrs. {attended a missionary meeting in Mr. and Mrs. Aichele spent Sunday | @. A surprise party in honor of Lena | rye dren were Sunday visitors at the home Rev. H. R. Shirley visited in James- | Harry Taplin. town several days last week. Henry Loerch went to the Twin|® caller in Temvik Saturday night. visited last week at the home of Mr. |cCharles Enders were Tuesday evening and Mrs. Hollis Porter and family.|/Ginner guests at the Frank Foell oa A. W. Quast and the | @ Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Mildred Mead left Monday for |jatter's brother, Norman Bokka, were Jamestown where she entered James- | visitors in Linton Sunday. and Mrs. J. J. Altes entertained |ton Towa | Friday. fs Havelton Friday afternoon. Enclish, Mrs. Loomis, Mrs. Chas. Whitney and Mrs. Hollis Porter. Ruth, Georgia and Glen Matthews vere shopping in Bismarck Saturday. Mrs. P. D. Wood, Mrs. Chamber- lain, Mrs. Schossow and Mrs. Gress Driscoll Friday afternoon. Marvin Ness and Lester Diehl of Bismarck visited here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Ness Sunday. D. A. Ritchie and daughter, Joyce, motored to Bismarck Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bergman and family have moved into the W. F. Foye residence. Mr. Bergman is local manager for the Northern Power and Light plant. Daphne Wamslcy will begin a! term of school in Christina district next week. Mary Taylor and Mayola Nagle are teaching in Excelsior district. } M Christy Matheis, Mrs. Vinje ; and Mrs. Fillebrown are attending the ! meeting of the Federation of Wom- | en's clubs in Dickinson this week, | M B.C. Beil entertained the American Legion auxiliary at her | home Thursday night. Roy Omodt, who has been in Chi- cago, studying with the All American Cadet band for several months, re- turned to his home here this week. The winners in the annual contest of the W. F. M. S. were entertained by the losers at a “Backward party” at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schwossow Thursday afternoon. Mrs. R. L. Phelps entertained the Presbyterian Work club at her home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. B. H. Smith visited last week at the home of her daughter and son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs, John White, of Getchel Prayie, Wis. The upperclassmen in high school arg planning Qo initiate the freshmen ata party in the gym Thursday night. ¢——_______________¢ | Estherville ' By MRS. ROY LITTLE Chas, Manning is getting along nicely after a serious operation at a Bismarck hospital. Wm. Mickelson is taking treat- ments at Mandan. Mrs. Roy Little helped Mrs. Sarah ane er cook for threshers Wednes- ay. Mrs. Anna Knutson and Frieda Uhde were Regan shoppers Thurs- day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Mosier were capital city callers Thursday. Lucille Johnson has becn on the sick list the past week. Mrs. Homer Taylor and Mrs. C. Wilkinson attended the Homemakers club in Wing Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mickelson and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berg and son Lyle were Wilton callers Friday. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Jordahl and Homer Taylor transacted business in Bismarck Thursday. Ed. Rasche, who has been thresh- ing in this neighborhood, finished threshing for Earl Mowder Thursday. He pulled his machine to the S. Rupp farm Thursday evening. Mrs. Joe Keifer visited with her mother Friday afternoon. Mrs. Anna Strand, Mrs. Harry Davenport and Mrs. Roy Little were callers at the Jordahl home Thurs- day evening. Ole Woid called at the Strand home Thursday afternoon. Melinda Manning, who was called home by the serious illness of her father, returned to Wilton Sunday where she will resume her school studies. Recan shoppers Saturday after- noon from here were Mr. and Mrs, Pete Mickelson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mickelson, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCul- lough and daughter Barbara, Cecil Elkins, Henry Schilling, Earl and George Mowder, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berg and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Mosier, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little and son Norman. Mr. and Mrs. John Mosier motored to Wilton Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Elkins and two children were Sunday visitors at the Arthur McCoy home. Visitors and callers at Roy Little's Sunday were A. H. Lundberg, Ella Schilling, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Elkins and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ole Ugien and son Norman. Harry Davenport motored to Ana- moose Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hollingsworth of Wilton were Friday evening visitors at | the Harry Davenport home. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Taylor and family and Mr. Taylor's sister and Mrs. C. Wilkinson were out soliciting Saturday for the basket social to be held at Canfield Friday night. Quite a few of the farmers deliv- cred cattle to the buyer to whom they had sold at the Regan stock yards Monday. The heavy rain of Monday will de- lay threshing for several days, but it will be a great help to the winter eC. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berg and chil- of Mrs. Berg's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Temvik By BERTHA LARVICK Mr. Hanson of Omio was a business o— e Miss Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sundeen and and music was the feature of the Sunday afternoon. week-end visiting friends and look- ing after farm operations. Ed Larvick was a business caller in ; Linton Tuesday afternoon. |. Mr. and Mrs. John Weber, Jr., Mrs. John Weber, Sr. and Christ Beck spent Sunday in Linton. Martha Huber and Emma Nickoles day visitors with Miss Huber's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Huber. Miss Malinda Meyer called on Mrs. Hiram Saturday afternoon. A number of men from this vicin. ity were amusing themselves Sunday by hunting ducks. E. M. Larvick accompanied by Olaf Larvick and Oscar Larvick attended Norwegian services at ‘sell church Sunday and took dinner with Oscar Larvick. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Calquhoun called on Mr. and Mrs. George Nau- nn's Sunday. The Temvik ladies’ aid was invited to the parsonage in Linton Wednes- day afternoon. The meeting was held and a delicious lunch was served, although there was a small number of members present. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Albrecht, John Kimerlie and Mrs. William Albrecht visited with Ed Kimerlie Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Quast motored to Bismarck Friday night to meet the later’s brother, Norman Bokka, of Ithaca, N. Y., who spent a num- ber of days here, returning Monday. Among those from here who were shoppers in Linton Saturday after- noon were: Miss Sorenson, Mrs. Foell and daughter, Mrs. Calquhoun, Mrs. De Witt and children, Mrs. Enders and daughter and Miss Johnson. Mr. and Mrs, Carl Reich drove to Bismarck Friday morning to attend the funeral of Mrs. Reich's cousin, Mrs. Smith, held in St. Mary's church at 8 o'clock, ppp cee lal Clear Lake | ~— —o By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN Mr. and Mrs. Christ Schoon and family are enjoying a visit by rela-| tives from South Dakota. A large crowd attended the Tom Olson sale Tuesday, and things were sold at a good price. The funeral of Robert Sharp, held Thursday afternoon at the community hall at Driscoll, was largely attended. Rev. F. F. Schwindt of the Seventh Day Adventist church of Bismarck preached an impressive sermon, and Rev. and Mrs. Gress of Steele, Mrs. A. S. E. Metcalf and Mr. Apland of Driscoll furnished the music. Mr. Sharp passed away Tuesday morning at his residence at Driscoll, after a lingering illness of about 18 months, He was born near Richmond, Va., March 15, 1851, being 78 years 6 months and 2 days old at the time of his death. He was married to Lucinda Pierce over 50 years ago, and with his family moved to North Dakota from South Dakota 24 years ago and | settled on a farm about nine miles northwest of Driscoll, where the fam- ily lived until nine years ago, when Mr. Sharp retired and moved with his family to Bismarck, where they lived about three years, returning then to Driscoll. Mr. Sharp leaves his faith- ful companion; two daughters, Mrs. Helen Neiman of West Salem, Ore., and Florence, who resides at home; and an adopted son, Robert Sharp, of Driscoll, besides one sister, Mrs. William Pierce, of Garrison, one brother in Montana, and one sister in Towa. He was laid to rest in the Lutheran cemetery at Driscoll. Pall- bearers were A. H. Welland, K. A. Ers- land, J. H. Riley, J. °~. 2 yer, John Olson, and Christ Schoon. Deepest sympathy is extended to the bereaved ones. E. A. Van Vleet made a business trip to Tappen Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Paulson motored to Steele Friday to consult a doctor about their baby. Mrs. Clifford Nelson visited Friday afternoon with Mrs. Genevieve Dohn. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Newland and fam- ily visited Saturday evening and Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Jens Hanson of Kidder county, parents of Mrs. Newland. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Beyer enter- tained Sunday Mr. and Mrs. William Pierce of Garrison, 8. D., Mrs. Rob- ert Sharp and daughter Florence of Driscoll, Mrs. J. E. Sharp of Lyman township, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beyer and caughter of Sterling. Mr. and Mrs. J. Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eisenbiez and daughter of Driscoll, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ol- son and sons Wayne and Leonard were Sunday guests at the Alfred Mr. and Mrs. T. B, Meinhover of Bismarck drove here to spend the o|3 of Bismarck were Saturday and Sun- | Fri Tuesday. —_—_————_— | Braddock By MRS. E. F. SAVAGE |. Miss Hattie Fetterley left Mon | to attend the Jamestown college. Harvey Weber and family of Hi | ton spent Sunday as the guests of and Mrs, L. P, Weber. Mr. Uhrich of southeast of Kint has purchased the H. W. Allen est of Braddock and will move © it about the middle of October. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Savage drove the river Sunday afternoon and ited at the George They also motored down to the and found that Captain Larson not taken his boat away from ‘there until the winter. Mr. and Mrs, Naaden took daughter Mamie to Bismarck operation Thursday afternoon for Pendicitis. Mrs. Naaden rn home Saturday and reports th Mamie is getting along as well can be expected. Hal, who has returned from the hospital, is able to be in school again. Oscar Larson and Mr. Lettsome J. G. De France and family joyed a visit from Mr. De no father this week. Messrs. Lona, Aarvig, Engleman, len, Baer, Barton and Savage dro to Linton Tuesday to attend ti school of instruction of the O. E. 8. 6 o'clock dinner was served by @ Braddock ladies. The ladies of the Woodman Ct held a farewell party in the Siem. Thursday evening in honor of two4 its members, Mrs. Wm. Beseler daughter Elsie, who are soon to for their new home in Bismarck. evening was spent in playing after which a lunch was served. a token of remembrance Mrs. and Miss Elsie were each presen with a lovely sterling silver teaspo They will both be much missed. The chicken man from Linton p Braddock and vicinity a call Saturday and was much more suce ful than last week, having about 1 chickens and ducks when he Braddock. George Davis and D. M. Henry Selfridge were over Wednesday tending the Wm. Beseler sale, whi ‘was well attended and everything at_a good price. « Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Hogan of eca, Ill, called at Braddock Thu day on their through the Black Hills, Ira Lee, who has been quite ill pneumonia, is reported as impro The Lindall sale passed off very Tuesday and Thursday the Lin family left for their new home Anoka, Minn., which is about miles from Minneapolis. Mrs. F. Junge returned to marck Tuesday afternoon after eral days’ stay here. Mr. Junge @ passenger to Bismarck Saturday spend the week- Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacLachlan Bismarck arrived in Braddock nesday to spend part of their vacati at the E. F. Savage home. They Friday to visit with Mrs. c] lan’s mother at Dawson. Alex Kauko of Kintyre, who working on the Thore Naaden ran has moved his family into the h owned by Mrs. Beardsley. Mrs. O. R. Bauer entertained at, home the members of the 1929 gi uating class in honor of those who leaving Braddock to attend other i stitutions of higher education, evening was spent playing cards, honors going to Miss Sundall wi Violet Dexter was awarded the solation prize. Lunch was served midnight. Of the class, those are leaving town are Lowell aie Plane Fockler oe hse cul al college, Fargo; ie Fetterley Jamestown college, Helen Martin Ellendale normal school, Misses Olson home. Mrs. Marie Olausen entertained a number of relatives and friends from Mandan Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Christensen and daughter, of Lein township, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Christensen’s mother, Mrs. Marie Olausen. Edwin Orne, who has spent most of the summer with his brother, Ben Orne, returned to his home at Mil- @| waukee, Wis., Sunday. Alfred Olson took his sister-in-law, Mrs. Henry Olson, and son Wayne to Bismarck Monday to have Wayne's Mrs. Genevieve Dohn of Bismarck, who has spent the last couple of weeks with her father, Tom Olson, returned to Bismarck Sunday. eo By B. P. HAGSTROM Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson and Mrs. Arthur Johnson called in Wiltou Sunday afternoon. Miss Dorothy Little visited with her town. Rosie Schlecht was a Linton caller Mr. and Mrs, Wendle Schwartzen- Mrs, Glass and Mrs. Kurger of Lin- visited with friends in Temvik Mr. and Mrs. 8. G. Stedman and family attended the football game in A faculty meeting of the Temvik thers was held Monday after Mr. and Mrs. Dorris Spriggle of home and Ed. Larvick home Sunday. tamlly called st Walle Kyes tench in at va Hampton Sunday. Mrs. Will Foell and son William and Mrs. E. at the Walter Moore home Friday. Bertha Weber, Christine Dockter of Linton and Bill Albrecht were Guests at the C. A. Albrecht heme, aunt, Mrs. Albert Johnson, Wednesday Vernon and Helen Richard of Wil- ton spent the week-end with their aunt, Mrs. C. L. Johnson. The Ladies’ Aid of the Swedish Mission church meets Saturday, thy 28th, at the Hagstrom home. Everye body welcome to attend. Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Johnson called en Mrs. Arthur Joh:. on Monday. L. Johnson called in Wilton Mon- orl A. Pearson started Thursday morning to work in the coal mine. Mrs. A. I. Asplund and son Axel visited at the Arthur Johnson home Thursday. Oliver and Ida Tosseth called on their sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Benton Backman, Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Noon and daughter, Mrs. Louie dinner guests at the C. Axel Asplund called at the Pearson pigs SN, . and Mrs, Holmgren, Mr. and Mrs. G. Hochhalter and daughter M. Larvick were visitors | home and Lillian Peterson and Misses nice and Martha Gosney to busi college, Bismarck. Fred Briggs left Saturday aft noon for Bismarck and Sunday ing accompanied by his 4d Mrs. D. E. Shepard of Bism by auto for Jefferson, 8. D., Mrs. Shepard will visit relatives fore returning home. Suverly hon Rice, as was reported, but will rem afternoon where she underwent