The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 10, 1929, Page 13

~ _NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS t Welch's Spur ] By MBS. BM. WELCH Ed Doppler and two sons dined at the Robert Welch home Monday. Robert Welch motored to Bismarck on business Monday evening. George Scarborough visited at a Doppl home Tuesday. 5 Eearborough has just finished cutting hall while Charley ts visiting at his home in Minnesota. George Magnus called at Tom Stewart's Saturday. Tom Stewart called at the W. P. Langley home Monday. Martin Larson called at the C. L. Booheister home Sunday. Fern Stewart called at Henry Ap- land's Thursday evening. Earl Snyder and family were Sun- day callers at the T. N. Johnson home. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart and Hassin Eele and family were Sunday visitors at the J. D. Stewart home in j | Driscoll sons finished ci this week. Oliver and John Welch also combined flax this week. Mrs. Janette Herrin and daughter arrived to visit at the Geo. McMurrich home the middie of the week. Mr. and Mrs. McMurrich are the parents of Mrs. Herrin. Mr. McMurrich had been ill for several weeks and grew much worse the middle of the week when relatives were summoned. Mr. MecMurrich died Thursday afternoon. His son, Will, who is in Washington, ‘was unable to come, but the elder son, George, of Butte, Mont., came Friday. Mr. McMurrich was buried in Glencoe cemetery Saturday after- noon. A very large srt packed urch, and many a tear the congregation took their last fare~ well of their old neighbor and friend. Mr. McMurrich, although a quiet, home loving man, has held a high place in the beget for years and vill be greatly mi wi uersgarrich called at the Robt. Welch home Friday morning. Mr. Welch hauled BY Roe Ho flax to ismarck. for Mr. McMurrich. et and Mrs, Otto Dorman, Ed. Doppler, Mrs. Robt. Welch and two}... children and Horace Dirlam were Bismarck callers Friday. ‘Mr. and Mrs, Otto Dorman visited at the Robt. Welch home Satuylay evening. ‘Several of the young people of this community attended a show at the new Paramount theater in Bismarck Saturdey night. Some attended the dance at the Asbridge barn north of Menoken efter the show. Leo Doppler dined at the home of his sister, Mrs. Robt. ‘Welch, Sunday evening. Lawrence Doppler motored to ‘Menoken Sunday morning. ——— {Christiania ‘| ee By VIOLET A. CLARKE ite a few from this vicinity at- tennied the hewiegee noni the Art Chenowith farm lay. ‘Mrs. Jennic Clarke and Miss Vio- Jet, also Mr. Robert Clarke, motored Bismarck jonday. oder Clarke was a Sterling caller oe Mrs, Hal Westicot and family visied at the Jennie home Tuesday. Henry Zurifland and son Harold started combining flax ‘Wednesday for Robert Clarke which they have in on shares. Leal Lee was - ing them. They finished up Satur- ht. ore lees ‘at the Jennie Clarke home ‘Wednesday were Lawrence Hull, ct Satler, and ced ee Davis an jismarck. John Bomif o! opt and started c aie ii ding and Mr. and Mrs. George Hai daughters Florence and Emma were Sterling callers Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Joc soremy, panied by Mrs. Christ Schoon ai San aarck Peay urs. Jennie Ciarke and Miss Violet, also Mr. Robert Clarke, were Dris: hrist Schoon caued at the Jennie Clarke home on Tieney Zuritt's oom flax for ‘Wildts [01 A Hot and Mrs. Ed oie sie Ster- wie ‘and Mrs, Christ Schoon and family are the proud owners of 8 new I. Violet Schmidkunz visited school Friday. A large crowd attended the sale at Frank Rice's. Everything sold well. They will make their future home in Sterling. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Langley and son Marion attended the A. O. U. W. meeting at McKenzie. McKenzie and Sterling high schools Played ball at Sterling Friday. ‘The dance at Sterling Friday night ‘was quite well attended. A Bismarck orchestra furnished the music. Esther Reddy has been staying with Margaret Lang for a few days, help- ing her cook for threshers. Madge Runey was a Sterling visitor Thursdey. Mr. and Mrs. Drystad were Bis- marck shoppers Friday. Mrs. Roy Turner entertained a number of children at their home in honor of Mary Ann's sixth birth- day. They all had an enjoyable time. Mrs. T. N. Johnson visited with Mrs. Lawrence Mork Saturday. Carey Johnson is helping Max Lang thresh, Raymond Johnson spent Sunday at home. Alex Stewart of Glencoe called at Tye Johnsons Saturday to buy hogs. Charley Ryan left Thursday for few days’ visit with friends and rela: tives at his home in Minnesota. Mable Halver and Bernice Nelson| @ boot Sunday at the Martin Nelson ome. Martin Nelson {is enjoying a visit from his mother, two sisters and a niece, who arrived here from Iowa Wednesday. Mrs. Scardoccione spent the week- end with her folks, Mr. and Mrs. Theron Ellison. Mr. and Mrs. Theron Ellison were Driscoll callers Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Elder Elness returned home Sunday after a week's visit @ | with her folks at Monango. Mr. and Mrs. George Magnus moved to the former Tom Stewart place Monday. Grandpa Sedivic is staying there and is helping with the work. Mr. and Mrs. Brownawell were Bis- Marek shoppers Thursday. Seaman Gibson had tl of upsetting his truck There was no damage done to the truck, as he was going slow. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson called ‘at the Carey Johnson and Tye John- son homes Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Benz and Mr. and Mrs. Bihy eee attended the sale at Franr e's, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jessen enter- tained at dinner Sunday Madge Runey, W. E. Runey, Mr. and Mrs. Ellison, Mr. and Mrs. Howard O'Hara of Cleveland, N. D., Ray Little and Robert Hudson. Mr. and Mrs. Ellison entertained Madge Runey, Ray Little and Robert ‘Hudson it supper Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Magnus were Bismarck shoppers Wednesday. Mrs. Carey Johnson called at the Tye Johnson home Wednesday after- noon. Mr. and Mrs. Van Vieet called at Tye Johnson Wednesday night. Mrs. Paul Lang called at Carey Johnson's Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Bliss and family and Mr. and Mrs. Prince called at Carcy Johnson's Sunday. Lela Booheister and Irene Harker at W. P. Langley home misfortune if Hh i i 5 it >$ Hy is : Hi ef ie i fi miata i i Pe Te taped iat PF 7 and Thursday. |p . THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE daughters home from Poland. A sur- prise shower was given of many beau- tiful and useful presents, and a bountiful lunch with hot coffee was served at 5 o'clock. Miss Margaret Gillin, who teachcs School No. 2, visited her sister, Mrs. Schaffer, in Bismarck Saturday. Paramount. They dance at Alex Asbridge's. Alex Oshanyk and Mabel Sager of Wilton and Mrs. Lars Jacobson ai. at Bismarck Friday night. Violet of Currey, Minn. arrived Sat- |urday for a two weeks visit with her —$—— gg | mother Mrs. Ingrid Anderson and | Clear Lake sister Mrs. Al Holden. ———___—__—___—-_ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Semons and children were recent visitors at the By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN Tom Morgan home. Mr. and Mrs. Enock Anderson and family visited at the David Trygg home in Baldwin Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Al Holden were Bis- marck callers Saturday. siya oa ct family v Sui at the Alex Hans Klucksdahl and Edward | Asbridge home east oe tiewarek: of Driscoll were business callers at the Peter Klucksdahl farm =. a | Mrs. Harold Christensen and daughter, of Lein township, Mrs. | Edward Thomas and son, Donnic, spent Wednesday evening visiting at the Albert Christensen home. ‘Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Paulson, Mr. and Frances Mrs, Christ Schoon were shopping in = « lay. pits, Edvard ‘Thomas and son By MILDRED DIETZMAN ode gered lay afternoon visit! Delvin Owen started to school ing Clear Lake school No. 1. Monday after being absent a month n A. a patorda shipped a car load | on account of an operation. chrin Betoun 1s. 16 a Walter Dietzman and Henry Rosu- Schoon is the proud owner | ick, got some school desks from the Sivan. car purchased at Bismarck i Frances schoolhouse No, 2 Mrs. Henry Olson and son Wayne st haa as and Mrs. Ann Erickson were shop- Se eee et Eons ping in Bismarck Saturday. Miss Evelyn Thomas, teacher of Clear Lake School No. 1, spent the week-end with relatives and friends at Center. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Newland and aw head ae visitors at the j day, Ser enti a Mrs. Sarah Moffit was an over- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gertz and fmily | nj iets spent Sunday at the Adalph Baasen rise tet ed ‘Dekel bon ddaed sla home. i . ow Oscar and Walter Hegebusch of ian hide a “ Mandan spent Sunday with their] Walter Dictzman hauled coal cousin, Olaf Olson hunting. from the Beckman mine near Wil- Mrs. Henry Olson assisted Mrs./ton Tuesday. J. W. Beyer for a few days cook-| Mrs, Joe Fischer and children were ing for threshers. callers in Bismarck Wednesday. Tuesday cvening the Clear Lake| William Kershaw started cutting school board met with Paul Pasley,/his flax Wednesday. the clerk. Elmer Lundquist did some repair work on the roads on the west side of | Frances township this week. Walter Dietzman hauled grain to Menoken Wednesday. He also trans- acted business in McKenzie. John Glum went to Sterling Thurs- day to get a hay bailer. The members of the W. C. T. U. from this vicinity attended the reg- ular meeting held at the home of Mrs. 8. E. Heaton, 8r., at McKenzic Thursday. Some of the farmers of this vicinity attended the auction sale held on Mrs. Menefee’s farm north of Bis- marck Thursday. Walter Dieteman was & business caller in Bismarck Thursday fore- noon and in the afternoon he attend- ed the sale at Mrs. Lillian Menefee's. Mr. and Mrs. William Kershaw called on Mrs. Sarah Moffit at the East Frances school No. 1 Thursday evening. Charles Cederstrom went to Bis- marck with Walter Dietzman Thurs- day. Miss Madge Runey, county super- intendent of schools, visited at the East Frances school No. 1 where Mrs. Sarah Moffit teaches, Thursday. Cedric Craig combined flax for George Nelson this week. Mino and John Harms threshed flax for Walter Dietzman Friday. Mrs. Laurance Madiand called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Kershaw Thursday. Mino Harms hauled coal from a mine near Wilton the fore part of the week. have Apple creek. Harvey Moffit was out in this vi- cinity Monday getting cattle to ship for the Farmers Union. Walter Dietzman was a business caller at the Henry Miller farm Mon- By MRS. J. H. EMCH ‘Wm. Kamrath transacted business in Carson Wednesday. Geo. Schulty, Sr., of Bismarck was visiting friends in Leith Wednesday. Mrs, E. J. Lawfer, Mrs. Alfred Johnson, Mrs. Carlson and Miss Bertha Zacher drove to Mott Thurs- day afternoon. Jake Wahl was taken quite ill ‘Thursday afternoon when he was im- mediately operated on for appendici- tis. He has been suffering a great deal but is recovering rapidly at pres- ent. . Mrs. E. T. Sanders and son Bur- leigh drove to Bismarck Thursday afternoon, returning the same cve- ning. Mrs. E. Anborn of Carson attended . lodge in Leith Thursday evening. Mrs. Julius Zeller, Jr., Mrs. Thos. Anderson and Mrs. O. J. Saunders were business callers in Carson Sat- urday. R. W. Huche and Geo. Gebhardt were Heil visitors Thursda: Peter Botten of Carson transacted business in Leith Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dahl were business visitors in Carson Wednes- day and also were guests at the E. Anderson home Wednesday. R. W. Wuche, Geo. Gebhardt and J. H. Emech in company with John Sept, Fred Eberhardt and Henry Laub of Heil left for a few days hunt- ing trip Monday. ‘The supper of nations held in the church parlors Friday evening, was @ great success. Mr. and Mrs. Gordo: Mellon of Bis- marek visited with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Melion and family Sunday. Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid met with Mrs. Clarke Mossman as hostess in the church parlors Thursday after- noon. Tying comforters was the work of the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Faubel and Walter Dietzman was a business caller at the Martin Tooker farm Fri- day. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tooker went to Bismarck to attend the show at the new Paramount theater Friday night. Mrs. John Olson and children Edith and Leonard of near Regan were callers at the Joe Fischer home Saturday. Arnold Madland of Wynemere, N. D., ts visiting with his sons Laurance and Bill Madland. John Olson transacted business in Bismarck Saturday. Mino Harms returned Walter Dietzman’s tractor Saturday, after having used it for threshing. Mrs. John Olson and son Leonard called et the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ee iz ie i BE i q q H if i [ d 3 i g Fd i [ i | i ef i iz $2 I : . 7 i | iL 2 EP iF Hy g nee zt a il “a 7 i i By B. P. HAGSTROM The Steve Little family. who have been living in the community for the past few years, moved about a mile and a half southeast of Ivan Bigler of Bis the C. L. Johnson home Bert Hedstrom cailed an 2 | | Hh i [rt iy t home j gE Otto of spent Thursday evening at the Hagstrom called sister, ‘a in on . Tohi Ry eo i * i z if ell \ H . Fy ih ei : slices E gE at at HEE 4 2 tended the openins of the Paramount | Mrs. Anton Lindberg and daughter | moved into their new home along! » RSDAY. OCTOBER 10, 19: children, Mrs. John ; Johns if 1A. Asplund, son Fe Eric Pearson and ‘am Edi Thursday. ‘i |. Martin Strand and ch tored to Bismarck Saturd: Bert Hedstrom called at the Ira i kenstein home in Baldwin Thurs- j day. Johnson called in Regan ‘en mo- | Anthony Erickson was a caller at {the Eric Pearson home Thursday Mr, and Mrs, Chas. Noon and Mr. |and Mrs, Wilbur Noon motored to Bismarck Tuesday. Miss Dorothy Little visited with jher aunt, Mrs, A'bert Johnson, Tues- \day evening. Oscar and Ingrid Hagstrom mo- tered to Arena Friday evening. le of Gruss Lake township were greatly surprised Sunday aft- ernoon when a fire of unknown or- igin suddenly started up northwest of Still. However, there was little danger done due to the cooperation of the men in the community. Mr. and Mrs. W. Rubaid and family of Wilton were dinner guests at the C. L, Johnson home Sunday. Mike Kozak called at the Sandc- lion home Monday. Menoken ‘ By MRS. JENNIE DANCE P. T. A. was held in the consoll- |dated school Friday evening. The ;club was reorganized for another yea: with Mrs. C. D. King reelected presi- dent, Miss Ruth Kamphaugh, vice president and Miss Blanche Stewart, secretary and treasurer. After a short program Mrs. Edd Ebling and Mrs. Paul Holmes, members on the hospi- {tality committee, served a pot-luck supper. The next program will be held Friday, November Ist. Mr. and Mrs. Joc Hill and daughtcr, who have been living on the Taylor farm near Welch's Spur, have moved jonto the Fred Nelson farm north of Menoken. Miss Gertrude Ness spent Wednes- day and Thursday nights visiting at the Earl Baker home. The Ladies’ Aid met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. J. Agnew. The time was spent sewing. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next Ladies’ Ald will meet at the town hall Oct. 17th. Rey. Paul S. Wright of the Presby- terian church of Bismarck will give a lecture and stereoscopic views of Persia at the town hall Friday eve- | ning, October 18th. Afterwards the Ladies’ Aid will serve a pie supper. ‘Popcorn and candy will also be sold by the ladies. Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. Herman Klepstein in a hospital in Aberdeen, 8S. D., Fri morning. August Klepstein and Cha: Soules of Hazleton motored to Gro- ton, 8. D., altending the funeral ser- vices which were held Sunday. Chris De Groot has resumed his duties as janitor of the consolidated school. Irving Funston did the work during the illness of Mr. De Groot. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Welch attended the funeral services for George Mc- Murrich at the Glencoe church Sat- urday afternoon. The Homemakers club met Thursday, Oct. 10th, at the home of Mrs. L. J. Agnew. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Dralle and daughter Miss Edna, Mr. and Mrs. Lact Blendsley and children of Bismarck, and Mrs. Laura Dance were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edd Ebling Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wiles and family of Bismarck spent Saturday night and Sunday visiting at the A. H. Klep- stein home. Mr. and Mrs. Steiner and daughter and Mike Johnson of Bismarck called at the A.C. Dance home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Welch and family of Bismarck, Mr. and Mrs. John Welch were entertained at din- ner Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. A, T. ‘Welch. Miss Alice Klepstein, Arthur Knoll, Joe Wiles and Richard Ludemann, motored near Moffit Sunday spend- ing the day hunting. Misses Evelyn Edwards of Mandan and Bernard Burton of Bismarck were visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Ludemann Saturday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Craven and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baker motored to Sunday. is now helping A. C. build an addition on his garage will be used for a rest shop. Mrs. M. N. Heinzen and of Garrison, N. D.. spent Sun- visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Wood and fam- i Hi. BE. Wildfang of Sterling. Mrs. Wild- Ses Seented seven! nice Eifts. 14Rbh efiecely fl z fl ri BE i f i ii i ! i pixt ebzee i il .{callers at the Harry . AL Hamblen, R. D. Crum, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Crum, and Arah and Ruby Thompson Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Hughes visited at the J. W. Doan home near Britton Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Watson went hunting near Glen Ullin Sunday. 8. J. King of Bismarck stopped ia McKenzie Monday. Bootie Colby visited Margaret Bliss Monday night. Charlie Hamblen was a Wing caller Monday. Rev. J. W. Snow returned home Monday from conference. e Lein By OLGA M. RISE Mrs. Helmer Arneson, who spent a few days visiting friends at Columbus, ns D., returned home Wednesday eve- ning. Mrs. Stuart Severson left Friday for Watkins, Minn. where she will spend a short time with her mother who is ill. Her daughters Shirley and Artis are staying at the Seymour Arneson home during her absence. Mrs, B. N. Lein spent Thursday visiting at the Morris Erickson home in Trygg township while Mr. Lein at- e tended to business matters at Bald- win. Art Bjorhus accompanied Nels Dronen to Bismarck Saturday, re- turning Sunday. Mrs. J. O. Rise, Selma, Clara and Everett called at John Birkeland’s and Theodore Torgeson’s Saturday A few of the young folks from this vicinity attended the dance at the Finn hall Friday evening. Clarence Scima and Clara Rise spent Sunday afternoon at the B. N. Lein home. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Arneson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Arne- son, Stuart Severson and family spent Sunday afternoon at the Henry Arne- son home. Olga Rise and John Kruger mo- tored to Sterling Wednesday evening. A large crowd attended the surprise party given for Nina Waiste at Lein school No. 3 Sunday evening. Dorothy Cotes and Merle Hudson caliled at J. O. Rise's Friday after- noon. Miss Gladys Rue spent the week- end with Merle Hudson. They also motored to Bismarck Saturday. Dor- othy Cotes accompanied them. Arnold Christianson, Joseph and Clarence Rise motored to Tuttle Sat- urday evening. Ed Nygaard motored to Regan Monday. Alfred and Seymour Arneson mos tored to Tuttle Monday. Constance Lein, who spent @ few days visiting with Josie Olson, re- turned home Wednesday evening. Mrs. E. Mekvold, son Oscar, Mi! and Mrs. Alf Mekvold, all of Scran: ton, N. D., also Mrs. P. H. Klucks: dahl, sons Julius and Leono spent Saturday evening at J. O. Rise’s. Dorothy Barkman spent the week- | d; end at her parental home. Mrs, Geo. Christianson called on Mrs. Art Bjorhus Monday. Art Bjorhus is on the sick list suf- fering with rheumatism. ‘There will be services at the church Sunday, Oct. 13, at 2 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Christianson, son Arnold, and Olga Rise spent Sun- day at the Ed Larson home north of Wing. Mrs. Nina Dodge and family of Driscoll spent Sunday at Art Bjor- hus’. Valdemar Lein spent Sunday with Clarence and Joseph Rise. Mrs. Geo. Christiansen and son Ar- nold called at Harold Christianson's Friday forenoon. George and Elmen Pettis called at J. O. Rise’s Saturday. [“sthervitle | By MRS. ROY LITTLE Mr. and Mrs. Car! Berg and son Lyle were callers in Wilton Tuesday. Merrill Lindsey hauled wheat to Regan for the Uhde brothers several days this week. Harry Knutson called at the home of his mother Tuesday evening. Ol- iver Knutson ret home with him where he will work in the mine Grant Lindsey and C. A. Our started cutting flax again Wednes- day after being laid up a week on account of wet weather. The Canfield Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Ira Bailey, October 2. Joseph Cook is working for Joe Keifer on the A. H. Lundberg farm. Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Davenport end son Junior were Eesiay Srening venport home. The Canfield Homemakers club met with Mrs. P. Patten Thursday, Oct. 3. All the members but one were present and two new members, Frieda Uhde and Mrs. S. L. Jordahl, were added to the list. The next mecting will be with Mrs. Anna Strand the first Thursday in Novem- urged to .| this winter. ber and ae members are George Schilling is working for irs, Anna Knutson. Frieda and Willie Uhde were Re- gan callers ye The next meeting of the Canfield Ladies ee aie a the Louis Jor- genson home . Frieda Uhde called at the Strand home Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mickelson mo- tored to Bismarck Friday. Ay Aa by way of Wilton, and ° home with day aftern were Mr. ednesday Roy bs et ae and dai Mrs. Frank Mickel- pager Mowden, Otto Uhde and By MRS, JOMN A. BERG 5 ro} aioe, ae, Sarre junday guests at it with Mrs. Berg's brother, Pete Hoffman, Sunday returning Christ Neimiiier is trucking wheat Berg this week. id Mrs. Gust Neimiller spent Sunday at the John J. Schafer home. Mrs. Christ Wolf helped Mrs. Berg butcher Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Wall left for a visit to Wishek, N. D., with their daughter and other relatives. Gottelib Wall will entertain the Evangelical Ladies Aid Sunday, Oet. 13, in the afternoon. Miss Helen Redington and broth- ers motored to Wilton Saturday to do_shopping. Mrs. Harry Redington and family spent the week-end on the farm with Mr. Redington Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Nelson at- tended church at Wilton Sunday eve- ning. Mr. and Mrs. John Berg visited at the Robert Seibold home Mond: Rev. Strutz of Jamestown will conduct services at the church north of Wilton Sunday evening, Oct. 13. Mr. and Mrs. Gust Neimiller and Miss Rosa and Betty Stroble and Christ Neimiller motored to Bis- marck Wednesday to do shopping for the winter. John Berg motored to Washburn Saturday evenin, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolf visi at the Henry Schafer home Sun Mrs. Philip Warner visited at the Lewis Wagner home Sunday. Mike Wall is busy putting up a house at the Jim Rice farm to re- place the old one which burned down last Monday afterftoon, Mr. and Mrs. John Schafer mo- tored to Wilton Saturday to do shop- ping. Mrs. Christ Wolf motored to Wil- ton Saturday to consult a physician.) She is on the sick list. Otto Wolf and Mi Pauline} and Lydia motored to Wishek to vis- it with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mr: arlie Rohrer of Bismarck were Friday supper guests at the J. A. Berg hom Mrs. John Berg visited with her sister, Mrs. John Rever, Sunday evening. John Wagner called on his sister, Mrs, Berg, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, Adolph Wagner are planning on moving to their farm next week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wagner of Turtle Lake spent Sunday visiting with their daughter: Mr. August left for California by train. He was called by illness of his brother, John. Mrs. Philip Wall and Mrs. Christ Wolf motored to Turtle Lake Thurs- day, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Wall spent Sunday at the Gottelib Wall home. Mrs. Herda and Sarah Berg vis- oe at the A. E. Heinley home Sun- jay. and Mrs. Emanul Hintz of called at the John Berg home Thursday Fred Hintz and John Berg mo- tored to Minot for potatocs Thurs- lay. ——_<—_____» | Wing | ° ° By LILLIE MUELLER Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Larson and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hill visited at the E. Larson home Tuesday night. Fred Borth and wife and John Weber Jr. and wife attended church south of Arena Sunday. . Albert and Willard Hubbell spent the week-end at their home in Wing. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dalber were vis- itors in Goodrich Sunday. George Duemeland was a business the o By MRS. C. E. MOFFIT The Rainbow Homemakers met at the home of Mrs. E. for a special meeting matters of importance. the members were present. the project leaders and go to Bismarck for the Meeting. On Oct. 24 they with Mrs. Burns Bailey for ular meeting. All members to be present if possible, lesson in cutting will Mr. and Mrs, F. Pillsbu visited at the H. D. near McKenzie Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Benz baby to Bismarck on Tuesday its foot examined. Mrs. Peter stad accompanied them to consult : physician. The baby hurt her foo some months ago and an infectio: had set in. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Benz motore: to Linton Friday on a business trig Two of the children visited in Moffi while they were gone, W. W. McNally and daughter Doro” thy visited at Moffit Sunday. Déro thy attends St. Mary's school in Bis marck. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Asselstine trans acted business in Moffit Tuesday. John Benz received his bonds tas Friday and has taken over the ad ministratorship of the V. Bens estate The school board held their regula meeting at the bank Tuesday evening Mrs. Emil Enockson. Amanda Iwéen Louise Reidman and Miss Ann Bam: gaarden were visitors in Bismarel Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. August Benz and Mrs He: Ps bes one er it AH | stinnie Benz and daughter Fern mo tored to Bismarck Saturday. Ther went up to have an X-ray taken 0 Fern’s back. Mrs. Luella Schulte returned home from the hospital Thursday wher - she underwent an operation for ap Pendicitis. She resumed her work a the postoffice Monday morning. Mrs. C. E. Moffit and daughter: Harriet and Joy and Murray Hous motored to Bismarck Saturday anc returned Sunday. Miss Harriet wen up to have some dental work done They were the guests of Mr. and Mrs Ben Abelson while there. Mrs. Frank Benz and Mrs. Jasor Hoover were Bismarck shoppers Sat: > -' urday. The ladies aid met at the home o: | Mrs. Jim Hill Wednesday for thei | ~ last meeting of the year. These of: 4 ficers were elected: Mrs. Alva Cline president; Mrs. Jason Hoover, viet _ President; Mrs. Frank Beng, secre. tary; Mrs. F. Pillsbury, treasurer. The’ hostess served a nice lunch. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Ed. De Haan's. Members asked to bring. something for lunch. The grandmothers met at the home of Mrs. L. N. Bullock last Thursday A nice lunch was served by the hos- | tess. Mrs. Packard of Shields, Mrs. Joe Coder’s mother, is quite ill and haé to be taken to the hospital at Bis- marck. Little Betty, who has beer staying with her grandma is stayin; we Mrs, Coder and attending school ere. Max Kinse was called home last. week and Leo Rippley hed to take hi pare: as road maintenance for Albert ‘aust. 4 Robert Carpenter was a Bismarck caller Saturday. Mrs. Eddy Adams and Mrs. Hilma i] ri were callers in Hazelton Mon- 34 lay. Mrs. Harold Lane and Mrs. Cam- eron visited at the C. E. Moffit home — at the Pattersoi: 2 Satur- lay. Capital city shoppers Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. John Weber Jr., Edith and Clara Mueller, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Davis, Mrs, J. J. Horner and chil- dren, and Helen Bleth. Mrs. Boynton visited with Mrs. A. Soder one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Bleth of Hazen spent the week-end at the John Muel- ler home. P.-T. A. was held at the schoolhouse last Friday night. The election of of- ficers was as follows: President, Mrs. Wagle; vice president, Mrs. E. E. See secretary - treasurer, chairman of program committee, Miss McGinni hi . B. 3; member- ship chairman, Miss O. Harvey. Emil Schneider of Goodrich and David Schock and wife of Arena were ers at the David Hein home Sun- y. John Weber and wife spent Monday it Goodrich. Mr. and Mrs. Ebb Cleveland called at the E. Larson home last Wednes- day evening. H. A. Mutchuler was a business caller in Wing Friday night. Mrs. Frank Holmberg is enjoying @ visit from her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Thursday evening. Everett Porter made a business trip to Jamestown last week. Mr. and Mrs. Burns Bailey visited friends at Jamestown last week. The children stayed with Mrs. George Lewis while they were gone. Joe Coder had the misfortune to lose a cow by having a freight train hit it Sunday as Mr. was driving them to pasture. He butch- ered it right away, Miss | Harth; | @. By MRS. A. F. GHYLIN Mrs. P. E. Patton's father and of her other relatives, who visiting at the Patton H rl HH ed at reel iy sul z i f nn ht £ & ag itt Ce "it i