The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 19, 1929, Page 7

NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS @ Driscoll \ By MRS. F. 0. JOHNSON Five hundred guests attended the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. John Olson Saturday evening. The reception was in the form of a sur- prise, the guests having gathered nt the community hall before the honored couple arrived. The fol- lowing program was rendered: Wedding March, Miss Baumgarden; rsland; addres 3 piano Mi: song. Driscoll trio; closing ad- sx. The recep- tion followed. Mr. and Mrs. Olson were presented with a gold creamer and sugar bowl, a gift of their children, and a $100 purse from the ruests. The dining room was beauti- fully decorated with chrysanthe- The out-of-town adge Runey, Bis- guests, . Ben Ingelbrit- riarck; Mr. and M: son, Stanley, N. D.; Mr. and Mrs. Ole Olson, Regan, N. D.; Mer. and Mrs. Wallin, Steele; Mr. and M Ole Engen and family, Aneta, N. D.; Mr. and Mrs. Ole Ingelbritson, Jack- son, Minn; Mrs. John Paulson and mily, Jackson, Minn. A social time and games followed the lunch which was served at midnight. A farewell party was given M evening in honor of Re Mrs. I. W. Gress, who are leaving for the new pastorage at Under- Grenz, Hanson, Net- tieton and Ortman attended teachers’ meeting at McKenzie Tuesday. Miss Tiny Sleight spent the week- nd at her home in Tappen: Mr. and Mrs, C. E. Newcomer pier Sunday at the L. Carr 3 A._P. Rosvold, Mrs. H. A, Krutson, Valdis Knutson and Bi agmar Rosvold motored to Bis- » EL Mr. and Mrs. 1. Berg and children | cf Arena, Mr, and Pete Regher ond Mr. and Mrs Regher v ited the A. M, Brushwein home Mr, and Mrs, M. C. Koessel and Mr. and Mrs. A. Brushwein are visiting in Mari . D. The Misses elma Skogen and Hannah Dronen spent the week-end at home. s Doris Tice cf Bismarck is fpending a few days at home, Steve Blanchett of Minnesota spent the week-end in Driscoll. Mrs, Clarence Olson was at home. ever the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. A, J. Kress and daughters Verna, May and Marylin Jcan were guests at the Geo. Hau- gen home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Al Chapin, Mr, and Mrs, Egner Swanson and Mr. and . Floyd Swanson visited at_the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Swanson, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Ward and family motored to Bismarck Sun- day. Rev. Brown, the new Methodist pastor, will preach his first sermon Sunday, Oct. 20th, at 2 p. m. The P. T. A. will meet at the hall Fridey evening, Oct. 18. Mr. and Mrs. M. Koessel were Bis- marck callers Tuesday. A shower was given Surday eve- ning at the home of Theodore Sko- gen for their infant daughter, Max- ine. Norma _Hagstad, Mildred Olson, Hannah Dronen and Thelma Skogen spent Thursday evening with Laura Meyer. Miss Vivien Shaffer spent Satur- day in town, The Ladies Aid met at the Luth- + eran parsonage Thursday. Miss Evelyn Wood spent the week- end at home, Mrs. H. A. Knutson and daughter Valdis called on Mrs. F. O, Johnson Sunday afternoon, Mr. William Tice spent Monday after- neon at the Johnson home,’ * i Alta By KARL SCHATZ Charles Schatz of McClusky called ve the home of his parents Wednes- ry. Mr. and Mrs. F. Berquist and chil- dren visited the John Anderson home Sunday. Gerald Jones spent Sunday at the Oder home. David Schatz and Alvin Brackett spent Sunday with Johnny and Henry Schafer. - Mrs. Jake Hochhalter visited with her mother, Mrs. H. Schafer Monday afternoon. . . Henry Schafer called at the Ph. Wahl farm, near Mercer, Sunday. J. Kurly and son Fred were busi- me callers in this vicinity last week. Mrs * ? ° °° and are now residing on a farm six miles north of Pickartiville. Gus and Pauline Schatz took Miss Keck to Wilton Friday where she left for Bismarck Saturday morning. i aE E fk iF | i z F E F E [ : hi lif fi . | hall and burial was made in the cem- djetery at Turtle Lake. His only near | the | N and Mrs. | ni | takes the place of the old teachers institutes. Nels Peterson, who has been em- Ployed on the G. Hecker farm for a number of years, was seriously in- jured last week when he had an acci- dent with a tractor. Somehow the tractor crawled over him, leaving Nels with several fractured bones and in- ternal injuries. Mr. Peterson was tushed to McClusky where he re- ceived special surgical care. He was later taken to his home near Mercer, ‘here he is now confined to his bed. | It is understood he is getting along | fairly well though it will be some | {time before he will be able to get! | around. His friends extend sym- pathy and wish Nels a speedy re- covery. Those who ettended the funeral services of John Keck at Turtle Lake Sunday were the Karl and Henry Schatz families, Miss Jacie Keck and | John Strohs, was a cousin of the Schatzs’ and Miss | Keck. Mr. Keck was 26 years of age and for tne past few years was ci ployed at McCloud, Calif. Word was received here telling of his serious illness. His brother, August, left for the west upon receipt of the telecram and reached the bedsixv of his brother a few hours before he died. At the last he was suffering from hemor- rhages of the lungs. The body was shipped to Turtle Lake, where the funeral services took place in the city kin are two brothers, Fred and A\ gust Keck and two sisters, Mrs. Emanuel Keck of near Mercer and ae William Mickelson of Martin, Hazelton By ELEANOR LANDSBERGER | ° A large number of young folks sur- j prised Eugene Landsberger Sunday! evening on his 2tst birthday at the J. J. Landsberger home east of town. | Dancing was the feature of the eve- ning. A delicious lunch was served in the course of the evening. Eugene was the recipient of many useful and pretty gifts. The P.‘T. A. of Hazelton met Mon- day evening in the high school as- sembly. A large attendance turned out. The program was as follows: Community singing; song, Miss Jean- hette McGee; talk, Miss Girard; pi- ano selections, Mr. P. V. Kurtz; talk, | Miss Hage; business mecting. Several very important subjects and enter- prises were discussed. Mrs. Fred Petrie of Linton visited with relatives and friends in Hazelton Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hendrickson, Miss Anne Moe and Mr. Puchinsky visited with Mr. and Mrs. Burg at Linton Sunday. Miss Elizabeth Guttenberg and brother Casper, Eddie Erickson and Tony Volk, drove down from Bis- marck Sunday evening to be present at the party held at the J. J. Lands- berger home that evening. Five of the local teachers enjoyed a picnic supper Tuesday evening at ee grove east of town. e Tiger football squad journeyed to Ashley Tuesday to meet the ‘Ashley team. Ed. Steiner, Mr. Hendrickson and Arne Dahl took the team. Miss Marian Slater went by train | to Tappen Thursday where she spent two days visiting with Esther Amick, her girl friend, who used to live in Hazelton. Mr. and Mrs. E. Bradberg of Het- tinger were Hazelton visitors over the week-end. Mrs. Joe Wohlman and daughter Helen motored to Bismarek Tuesday, Helen having an appoiniment with the dentist, i H. O. Batzer was a Hazelton busi- ness visitor last week. sob Shea, Vinee Bites and Ben- mi turday in the capital city, = e sporting ‘new automobiles ‘purchased ig new aui urchased an Misses ne ‘ Margaret Olsen, Junc Barckley, Anne Moe, Mildred Hage, Rufina Appert, Jeanette McGee, and M. Girard, local teachers, took in the iid ne ge Jamestown oh pe ay neg fe ey returned Alton Lenhart, who has been work- ine in pecan pee ee: at Iowa City, as @ vi in ton Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs, Emil Dietrich and |“" family moved into the house vacated woe ule anid last Tuesday. ellie Goughnour Heinbecker Payee were united in marriage | Th Saturday at Hazelton by Rev. Father Schweitzer. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Ap- Pert acted as best lady and best man. The groom is fairly well known in| this community, as he has been teach- ing nig id ps west of Hazell present is teaching the Crimmins school. | northwest of Hazelton. A large number of Hazelton young folks attended the dance at the Sieman park pavilion at Linton Tues- Music was furnished by and his melody boys. A The deceased Mr. Keck | th ‘The bride is} Hi THF RISh dence in Raleigh which he rented to|ty the purchase of new furniture! for 1 Sam Haas, who moved his family in | and dishes, ete | M the last of the week. Ladies Aid met at the home of Mi C. Miller Thursday afternoon with attendance of 22 in spite of the in- | clement weather. Mrs. M & delicious lunch at the close of an | hour of business. Clark Belden purchased the rest dence which they are now living in from Adolph Riehl the past week. ' Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Klienschmidt ; had quite a muddy experience in j crossing the reservation Wednesd: in the rain on their way home Roscoe, 8. D. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Rausch were county seat visitors Saturday after- noon. Walter Schmidt and Allie Harmon surprised their many friends Thurs- day, Oci. 10th, when they motored to | Carson and were quiet Judge Fletcher. home for the winter wit mother, Mrs. Walter Schmidt. Mr. and Mrs. Kasper M. Schoo! announce the birth of a baby bo: home Friday, Oct. 11 ‘he A. Volk family have m: to the new residence recently built | by the Security bank. rs. Clarence Frost were gue: C. L. Klien-! schmidt and family and Mr. and Mrs. | W. P. Stayner and son Lyte. At a meeting held a week ago it was decided to consolidate the two! Sunday schools in Raleigh (the Pr byterian and Lutheran) for th ter mont R. C. Christenson was chosen superintendent and new | supplies were erdered. There will be | Sunday school every Sunday. J. ©. Christenson and dau entertained a part? of friend relatives at dinner Sund: Thos present were Mr. and Mrs. Jepsen and family, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Chr tenson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry ehters cy bel children of Leith, Mr. and Mrs Leander Faubel and family aubel of Lemmon, and P ilies, Eugene Wells, Lynda s ydia Boknecht cnd Clayton Peter- son. i Mrs. Carl Schiek and daughter Margaret spent the weck-cnd at Bris- | bane guests of Mr. and Mrs, Jack | Stewart. | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Laumb and chil- dren of Montevideo, Minn., arrived Friday night for a visit with Mrs. | Laumb’'s brother and family, Mr. and | Mrs. Selmar Lovhaug. Roy Anderson had quite an excit- ing experience Sunday forenoon when he gave chase to an old coyote on the Dorward ranch. His dogs captured it after a chase of several miles. Mrs. Clara Steele and daughter, Mrs. John Morrison, and Lenora Krosch spent Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Davis at Flasher. >—_ ° | Leith \ By MRS. J. H. EMCH Jake Wah!, who is a patient in| is slowly improving but it will be a couple of weeks before he will be able to come home. T. F. Heating, of Valley City, who has been loo! after business mat- ters in this vicinity, left for Bis- marck Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs m Brisbane callers Wednesday eve- ning. Wilton Lackey thinks he had more; than his share of hard luck last week. In playing football he came out from the bottom of the pile with a broken collarbone and in the aft- ernoon when the schoolbus drove in- to the yard his pet police pup was run over and killed. Harold Fauble, w s employed in the Chrysler garage Bismarck, spent Sunday here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Fauble. Lanoth Woodburg and Claude Lackey were Bismarck visitors Sat- urday and report the roads to be in very bad condition, owing to the recent rains. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Martin and lit- tle son Everett were Leith visitor Saturday, They are enjoying a v with Mr. Martin’s brother, Erncst, ‘ | R s their dinner | ! and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Faubel and is |x jat Victor Engdahl': ¢ St, Alexius hospital at Bismarck,| » Monday. nd Mrs, H. Fau Leroy Fauble and Lee family of ‘auble of F Lemo leaving Tu . were callers at the L dio Sunday. They plan on mak ing an extended trip of six wee or_more. The Pythian sisters entertained the K, of B's at a card p: evening. An enjoy ‘eported, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Engen of S to at the Engen J.B. Psul arrived by Cowan home Sunda is a daughter of Mr. and Mr: Cowan, Sherm Hauser was an Elgin busi- visitor Monday. Mr. and M vy were guests at the Albert Chalgren home Sunda Mr. and Mrs. R. C. the Catholic fair at Mi yom all report: ne vd ceess and tendance. making some the h. of P. 1, building a st for the piano tiver on the stag The P. T. A. has arranged a very good program for Monday evening, Oct, 2st. By RUTH BURBAGE and ESTHER SCHMITZ A number from here gathered at following wer . and Mrs, H iabel John Gabel, Jr n= ily, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gab: Mrs, Frank Gabel and fam Mrs. Philip Gabel and children, He: nd Ed Roswick and Jake Harms, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Gabel and children and George Gabel, Grace and Bill, were Sunday supper guests of il Sabot family. &, accompan by the and Anna Hinlcy, vis- nd ny Mi ited at noon and stayed for supper. Florence and Evelyn Engdahl spent day afternoon, John Sabot and son Verdon were Monday eallers at Ei Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller, Leon- ard and Wayne, were Monday callers ictor Moynier’s. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trygg and children motored to Charlie "s Monday. Mrs. Fred Sabot and Vincent were callers at Emil Sabot’s Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Solberg visited Monday evening. nday Frank Trygg and family called at the Victor Engdahl home. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Engdahl and family were Sunday visitors at the Leonard Jordan and Emma Scott homes in Bismarck. turday afternoon John ed at Emil Sabot’s. Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Koch called at the Herman Litt home in Bismarck Sunday and also at the Philip Lein- gang home in Mandan. y. and Mrs. August Gabel spent y with home folks. There were only four who received 100 in spelling Friday. The lucky ones were Ruth Trygg, Evelyn Eng- dahl, Yvonne Sabot and Paul Sabot. The Blues are still ahead. They are only 21 marks ahead, however. The A, Ashbridge family called on Fred Robersons Sunday afternoon. Luella Fields spent the week-end with Marie Gabel, Trygg By GLADYS NELSON Sabot ° | o Gene Cunningham, was a_ caller last. Mond: t the Nels Nelson and George Nelson homes, George Nelson made a trip to Re- n Monday by truck where he took flax and o cd his winter supply ef flour, of Minneapolis. Rev. FE. Corbit and daughter, Mary ise, who attended the Presbyterian synod at Jamestown, arrived home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bunkman and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Procise of the scuth country were in Leith Satur- Ys Mr. and Mrs. I. McCarty and daughter Edna, and son John, Mr. and Mrs. August Johnson and chil- dren were Sunday guests at the Anderson home. Cecil Clark is very sick, having developed double pncumonia while at work in the mine. He was taken to the hospital at Bismarck by Lloyd Fauble and Roscoe Clark Sund: Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Emch and fam. ily of Carson and Mr. and Mrs. Ed capa and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Keith Emch Sunday. Miss Anna Lovdahl, of Fisher, Minn., who is teaching the Cowan school, was a week- guest at the J._H. Emch hom Miss Anna Peterson of Carson spent the week-end with Miss Irma Lackey. Everett Fauble, who is employed in Lemon, visited home folks Sun- Vs Mr. and Mrs, H. W. Gibson and Mrs. Martin dd, were in Flasher Saturday. od W. B. DORWARD I ‘Mrs. Gabbert motored to consult during the eve- Hi i i i ! BE. H E i Fy # i H z é te Mrs. Martin Dahl of Leith held the lucky number which drew the purebred Shorthorn calf at the Car- son market day Saturday. 5 Mrs. Quinn has rented rooms in the C. H. Davidson residence where the children will stay and attend school, ‘ “ The play given by the Elgin R. N. A. was quite well attended and proved to be an amusing enteriain- ment. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will mucet in the church parlors Thurs- day, Oct. 24, with Mrs. E. L. Corbit as hostess. Plans will be completed So ae annual bawwar to be held jov. 2. Sunday being the 25th Seiding, an- sivareeey of Mr. a Mrs. _ sman, a surprise y was giv- en them veral of their friends, Mr. and Mrs, Mossman had spent the day in Carson as guests of and Mrs. E. Anhorn and in the ning when they arrived home and on the lights they found the use already occupied. They were Fresented with a set of community plate knives and forks, Arne Kalistead has moved into town for the winter. Mr. eve- He lowarton and Clarence Law- fer ate dinner at the E. J. Lawfer pig hem Ming at bachaine went 4 uy \e} juar- tors at Walt’s farm i Cedric Craig had the misfortune of breaking two teeth Monday when a wrench slipped doing some repair work in the shop at the M, A. Nelson home, George Jiras, who has been vis- iting his parents here for the past six weel will leave for Chicago, where he is a member of the police force. Charlie home 1: week's v ton and Britton. Willie Jiras and Edwin Olson as- sisted Enos Strandemo Monday in finishing up threshing. Elmer Trygg left Tuesday for Fargo where he stopned on business. From there he left for Winnipe; where he will enroll as a. student the Pentecostal Bible college, Oscar Magnuson threshed for John Olson Tuesday. Mrs. A. Kruger and John trans- acled business in Bismarck Satur- ny. D Porter and Viran Nelson assisted their brother, Reginald, in threshing this week, : John Trygg will leave in the near future for Fargo where he will at- tend the Argicultural college. John Risch motored to Bismarck Wednesday looking after business interests. Joe Fisher was a caller Wednes- dy at the M. A. Nelson home. J. W. Jiras reports the purchase cf the former Ward farm, a half section of land adjoining the Jiras farm. Hubert Ward from Driscoll closed the deal last Sunday. Edwin Olson assisted Joe Fisher in combining Tuesday. He him home Wednesday. Mrs. Nels Nelson and Hugo at- tended a meeting at the Ed Lund- quist home Tuesday where members of the Swedish Lutheran Ladies Aid met to discuss matters ining to funds taken in from Aid some rell and Gene returned t Sunday night from @ i h relatives in Hazel- gears ago which was to be used for repairing their cemetery and other donations, yrctontiy ““msepeiced Weteselay pleasant! surpri night by hae friends. The event was her 18th birthday. Among the eve- ning diversions was a card game and music, A birthday cake with 18 candles was lighted at the midnight luncheon. Miss Nelson was the re- cipient of several gifts. Joe Varley received word from destination, Portland, Ore., safely. He states that he had some very muddy roads to travel over as far as Glendive. Mrs. William Staples, who has been visiting here with her sister, J Walter Morn and Gibbs i rank Trygg’s Sunday after- i a short time at John Engdahl’s Sun-|' * | upset. e TARCK TRIBUNE where she rents she wi H daughter, Mrs. Anniv Db Olson accompanied Nelson Saturd rley called at George Whit- F From there Whi ompanied Joe on a business trip. Bert Hendershott from near Me- nzic, who resides on a ranch there, as s to the leman home here. He has been king for a place to rent. Hugo Nelson assisted John dahl in threshing the fore pa tne week, Mr. and Mrs, Hubert \ ifamily from Driscoil wer week ago Sunday at th home when they closed the t 4 rund ily to hi ¢ rd and a . nd M, A. 3 on also wi guests there Sunda | Mrs, Joe Varley had s: iwork done recently by a Bismare jdentist. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schoolcraft nd nephew from Baldwin were call- crs last week at the George N jhome, ie rge and Gerald Nelson were last Sunday at the Porter and Carl John homes. he got a few calves he will win for Martin Bourgois of Bis- ma | Nelson and y at the brother and on, N {Victor v home of Mr ! » Otto Ernie Gordon called c kK turd From there Hugo jaccompanicd him’ to Bismarck and Mandan where he took some poultry Joo Wormky from at the F.C, Nel- y en route home home near dents here. Tra tlso visitors Sun- jday at the » Nelson home. Sam Bro motored from s y to visit his brothers, ind HH. He is employed in the garage at Max, Mr. and Mrs. Porter Nelson i ily and Mr. and Mrs, Joe V Jand Sam Brown were dinner {supper guests Sunday at the . Sheldon Fields Mr. and ) | Wilton stopp: json home Sund: nm the Pete T | | end rley and ge and allers, Laurance Towa, that ere the Ist of iting at the home nd Mrs, They may rent their | ha October and are of her grandpa | William Moore, |fsrm there, | Clarence Long got word ‘night from his. si ; H of Bismarck, met with Sunday ic “that their brother had | He was quite badly injured Se SESE EIR Ewe | Moffit ° and was taken to a Bismarck hos- j pital. ° By MRS. C. E. MOFFIT Last Saturday Mrs. L. N. Bullock Was pleasantly surprised when sever: of her friends dropped in to help ccle- y. A pleasant af- ed by all and a de- rved. She received rifts, nd Mrs Viggo Jensen and ily were Bismarck callers Satur- . and Mrs, Fred Pillsbury and is visited with Mrs. Lec Hamline and son at the Bismarck hospital Sunda; Mrs. Frank Benz Benz home Monday. Mr. Carlisle of Wild Rose town- ship visited at the H. D. Brownawell home Tuesday. Mrs. Emil Enockson entertained a few ladies at coffee Monday after- noon. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Adams of Mc- Kenzie visited at Mo/fit Sunday. al nimrods mo- fe carly Sunday morning for a hunt. They did not have extra luck but all had a good time. William Nichol is sowing rye for Emil Enockson west of town. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Benz took their little one to Bismarck Tuesday for medical care. Mabe! Lunde accom- panied them to have some dental work done. Mrs. Emil Enockson and son Clif- ford visited with Mrs. Eddie Adams on Tuesday. She took the lady teachers to McKenzie and then spent the day with Mrs. Adams Mrs. Pillsbury and son motored to Bismarck Tuesday. Mrs. Joe Coder accompanied them, as her mother is very low at the St. Alexius hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Benz werc Bi Marck callers Tue: The teachers attended the institute at McKenzic Tuesday all day, so there was no school that day. The county nurse spent Thursday and Friday examining the children in our school. Mrs. Eddy Adams visited at the John entertained a Thursday afternoon. The afternoon was spent informally and a delicious lunch was served. Mrs. Prank Benz entertained sev- eral ladies Tuesday afternoon. Cards were the pastime and a lovely lunch was served. Rev. Snow preached his farewell sermon Sunday. Our new minister will be Mr. Kinsler. family here soon. L. D. Bailey was a caller at the C. E. Moffit home Saturday. Mrs. August Benz of Dana tow ship was shopping in town Monday. Willie Johnson and his mother vis- ited friends in Moffit Monday. Mr. and Mrs. George Monson re- turned home from Iowa where they have been visiting for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Jason Hoover are vis- iting relatives in Minnesota, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. oll and daughter Lois, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Faust and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Benz and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Olson and family and Mrs. Anna pagel visited at the Carl Olson home Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Cline are visit- ing in Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mauk returned home last week from a visit in Iowa. Several of our local men are fix- ing the entrance to the basement of the chi This is a much-needed improvement. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hill and Mrs. Bud Hill motored to Bismarck Tuesday evening and took in the show at the new Paramount theater. < Mr. and Mrs. John Olson of Dris- coll celebrated their 50th wedding an- He will move his Clarence Starr that he reached his| in raised a large family of children. ’s farm as was indicated | Mrs, Jqo Varley, leit last Saturday | Henry Olson is one of their sons. Mrs. i ct me dental sons received word from ‘arland- | car accident when it | number of Moffit ladies at a party | {John Steog, who formerly lived near | Moftit, is thelr daughter. We extend our congratulations and wishes for | |many more happy years of married } life. Several from’ Moffit attended | the golden wedding, Mrs. V. Benz attended the golden | wedding of Mr. and Mts. John Olson | at Driscoll Saturday night. | atherine Bruce helped Mrs. Mike ; | Han: | ing. Mrs. Alfred. Mrs. Charles Faust and | | Mrs. V. Benz served dinner for the | | men who work | hescay. 1e it rl By FLORENCE B. GOSNEY Herman Neiman was a_ business’ caller in Sterling sday, Homer Envick, y Gosney, motored to Bismarck | Wednesday afternoon. | Hendershot was a business town Thursday forenoon. | Mr. and Mrs. Neiman motored to/! Bismarck Thursday afternoon, tal their daughter Lois with them to cot {sult a doctor about her. She has the jehicken pox but is getting along very nicely. ) Char the el last week. The Bates boys, who are in school, have been on the sick list lately, | George Kusch accompanied Earl ,Gasiill to Bismarck Tuesday. Mrs. Herman Neiman called at the} {John Bens home Wednesday. Ph | Quite a number from this township attended Carey Johnson's sale Thurs- day. W. E. Runey Gosney shoveled coal at! jor in Sterling several days day and took a load of coal home with him. Pete Youngreen was a town caller Saturday. Mrs. Jolinson and her son William ‘were town callers Friday. The Homemakers club of Sterling met at the home of Mrs. E. C. Fogarty Tuesday afternoon, The attendance good and their major project was ng. Mr. and Mrs. John Benz and chil- jdren were dinner guests at the Carl {Olson home Sunday. Charley Gosney and Wilbert Koon hauled coal to the Sterling bank Fri-| day and Saturd. Ed Fogarty wi day evening. Some of the men from this town- ship are completing the road work which had been started quite awhile ago, but not finished. Mr. and Mrs. Fairchild and son of McKenzie moved to their new home last week which is located southeast of Sterling. Quite a few from here shipped cat- tle and hogs Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Koon and children called at the George Lee home Sunday. Helen Swindling spent the week- end with her folks. Ray and Buster Bates were town callers Sunday. Earl Ga I accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Chas. Gaskill, motored to Bismarck Sunday afternoon to {visit with relatives. ‘Taft township board held a business meeting at the E. C. Fogarty home Monday evening. George Lewis was a town caller Monday. Mr. Annunson of Driscoll started repairing E. L. Hurr's barn Tuesday which was damaged by the wind last summer, ——— | Temvik By BERTHA LARVICK ¢ Mrs. Frank Foell and daughters Irene and Ellen were shopping in Bismarck Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Muckler took in the show in Linton Saturday night. Rudolph Sundeen of Cooperstown is here helping in the Sundcen Bros. garage. Minnie Bender was a week-end caller at the Dave Calquhoun home. Miss Mildred McDonald of Hazel- ton vi d with one of her former school friends, Mrs. Virgil Stedman, the last of the week. Miss Sorenson and Allan Quast lattended the show in Hazelton Sat- night. Mr. and . Carl Reich, Jr. call-| ed on Doris Spriggle on business; Monday evening. Melvin Sundeen returned home| after ing his parents at Coop- crstown, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Stedman and | Mildred McDonald took in the show at Zibres Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs, C. A, Albrecht call- ed at the Jake Grentz home Sun- \ a town caller Fri- son Tuesday with house clean- | s don the church Wed- | f Mrs. Ed Larvick and son George were business callers at the county seat Saturday afternoon. County Superintendent Jenkins of Linton was a visitor in the high school room Monday afternoon. Rev. Brooks of Linton held serv- ice in Temvik Sunday. Next service will be Oct. 27. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Buck of Hampton were shoppers in Temvik Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. John Blazen of Lin- ton called in Temvik Saturday eve- ning. Mr, and Mrs, A. W. Quast were visitors in Linton Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. C. Enders and daughters and Mrs. Di were din- ner guests at the Leo Daily home in Braddock Sund: Mrs. Chilson and children called on Emma Peach in Linton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Ed Larvick and son were sabaey afternoon callers at the Adolph Field home. , George Grogan of Omio was haul- tne his winter supply of coal home Tuesday. Charlie Moore and Mrs. Emma Peach and children of Linton were callers in Temvik Tuesday. Miss Johnson, Miss Sorenson, Mrs. Enders and daughters Dorthea Renee motored to Bismarck Satur- day. Those from here who attended the show in Hazelton Saturday - night were: Alice and Alfred Colquhoun, Arthur Praff, Bertha Weber, Bill Albrecht, Elsina Ochsner, Renee, Lino, Arnold and Walter Reich. ; a and ues sake ara and ‘amily, accompani y Mrs. George Huber, were taken to Bismarck Tuesday where they left by train ferent pranks were played on them A number of games were played fol- lowed by refresh All enjoyed themselves which will promote more school spirit throughout the year. This community was shocked last Friday when word was received that Will McCulley, of Reeder, N, I been found dead while walking to tewn from his truck, w uck in the mud some miles is home. An inquest was held and it was found he died from heart trouble due to overexertion. —The al was held in Reeder on Mon- hen the body ht to on for burial, ents, Mr. and M ley, 4 nei whe married Miss large number of fr tives were present to pay to the departed one, William MecCul- township nhoc _|left to mourn his loss are hi and little daughter Derothy, 1 tle son having pre year before, f host of ‘om here » | ani Logan, from’ Bi ~» and Mrs, Jake J, and chatz of Bismar Menoken By MRS. JENNIE D Mrs. L. J. Agnew, Mrs. Park Wood and Mrs, A. C. Dance visited at the Edd Ebling home Tucsday afternoon. Park Wood has purchased a new tractor. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ishmacl are the proud parents of a baby daughter born Wednesday aficrnoon at the Bismarck hospital. « The Glencoe Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. John Craven. Ten ladies were present. A delicious Junch Was served at the close of the mect- ing. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Irving Ried. Mr. and*Mrs. Warren 1 leaving for Detroit Lak Wednesday. ‘They expect to make the trip by car. A large number from here attended lor are the auction sale at the Louis Olson | farm Monday. The Menoken Homemakers club met at the home of Mrs. L. J. Agnew Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Otto Ayers and Mrs. Paul Holmes. project leaders, instructed the members in garment fitting. were present. Re served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. John Craven enter- tained at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs, Warren Taylor of Detroit Lakes, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. Sam Porter and family and Mr. Porter's three brothers. Mrs. Paul Holmes, Mi Twenty members eshinents were Otto Ayers, c. D. King attended the meeting of the project leaders of the Homemakers club in Mandan Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Ebling and family of Menoken, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Welch and family, Mr. and M Laurence Baer and son, Mr. and Mrs. Laef Blensiey and children of marck were guests at the R. L. Dralle home in Bismarck. The occasion was in honor of Mrs, Dralle’s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Long and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jiras, Miss Lillie Jiras, Gcorge Jiras of Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Monroc and son of Wilton were Sunday sts of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ayers. art, primary Saturday and y in Valley grade teacher, spent Sunday visiting her n- City. Dobson, Mrs. Joe Kerby | called at the A. C. Dance home Sun- day afternoon. Miss Nellie Dance, who is teaching near Edgeley, N. D.. spent Friday, Saturday and Sunday visiting her mother, Mrs. Laura Dance. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Ludemann spent Sunday hunting ducks. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Dance of Paullina, Iowa, are spending their honeymoon visiting relatives here. A charivari and bridge party was given in their honor Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Laura Dance. Mrs. Archie Dance won high score. The newlyweds were presented with silver- ware. Miss Mabel Murray of Hebron came Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. C. D. King. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rue and chil- dren of Bismarck were entertained at dinner Monday evening at the V. M. Craven home. ‘There was no school in Menoken Tuesday on account of a mecting of the teachers at the McKenzie school. Mrs. Ruth Burbage spent Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Carl Schmidt. They also attended the in- stitute held in McKenzie Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Dance and Mrs. Laura Dance were entertained at dinner Tuesday evening by Mr.and Mrs. A. C, Dance. —__—_——_- -—"* Clear Lake By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN ‘The wedding of Miss Bertha Peter- sen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Petersen of Verona, N. D., to Ernest Schoon of Driscoll, was solemnized at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Verona church. Rev. Herbenler read the service. The bride was attired in pink with veil and bridal flowers were an arm bouquet of lilies of the valley and roses. The attendants were Miss Violet Smith and Irwin Pe- tersen of Verona and Tillie and Willie Schoon of Driscoll. The little flower girl was Ardiph Raph and the ring- bearer was little Buddy Smith. and Black Hills, 8. D. home to their friends at Driscoll on the Tom Olson farm after October 25. wedding i Ny : FE t they attended the and Mrs. Ernest Schoon. Mrs, Alfred Olson is for for Freewater, Ore., for a two weeks’ : Mr. visit with relatives and friends. The freshmen of the Temvik school were initiated Friday night. All day Friday they were required [to wear green and that night dif: ta where his par-| formerly lived} Minn., | day evening. A musical program wa) rendered and Rev. Foss delivered : few appropriate remarks. Mr. an | Mrs. Olson were presented with som | gold coins, also @ sugar and creame: of gold. Refreshments were served.} Mr. and Mrs. Christ Schoon an; family returned home Saturday eve; ning from the Peterson-Schoon wed } ding at Verona. Mrs. Marie Olauson and famil spent Sunday in Lien township. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Belile calle on Mr. and Mrs, Ben Orne Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Nelson anf family spent several days at the H, Smith home. i Mr. and Mrs. Joe Paulsen and fai ily were Sunday callers at the Chrisi™ Schoon home. Mrs. Carrie Nelsen and daughtc, A! Hazel visited Sunday at the F. Pasley home. Mrs. E. A. Van Vicet spent Sunda: With Mrs, Frank Shaffer. Olaf Olson and Paul Pasley took thi Misses Evelyn Thomas and Lillia ; Hall to Wing Monday where ti teachers attended institute. Harold Sonnoman and friend Milwaukee, Wis., arrived Monday tf |spend a few days with Mr. Sonne 's mother, Mrs. E. A. Van Vieet. ? Olaf Olson and Paul Pasley moj tored to Bismarck Monday. Ole Slaatenhus and FP. B. Pasle ‘| motored to Bismarck Tuesday. Mrs. E. A. Van Vleet, son Harol Sonnoman and friend called on Mi !and Mrs. Frank Shaffer Tuesday eve? ning A truckload of stock left from th E. Van Vieet farm Wednesda, rning for Valley City for the stoc ale there. A Mrs. Margaret Merringdahl calle, xt the Albert Hammer farm Wednes¥ jday morning. & | Harold Sonnoman and friend lef} Wednesday for their home at Mil ec. His mother, Mrs. E. Vlect, accompanied them a: Valley City and Mapleto: a By B. P. HAGSTROM Mrs. John Sandelin retummed Friday after spending about eigl weeks visiting friends in diffe } points in the state. | _ Mrs. C. L. Johnson called at tl John Noon home Monday. Mrs. John Johnson visited wit] her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Fred Joht son, Thursday Mr. and M Axel Stenquist daughter Ruth and Edna were din guests at the Hagstrom home Sundaj Pete Johnson was a Wilton call Thurs Andrew and Gust Ackerman mq tored to Bismarck one day last wee: C. L. Johnson called at the W. Richard home of Wilton Thursda! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson, and Mrs. Pete Johnson and Arthur Johnson were business cf in Bismarck Monday. Eric Pearson, Joe Strand and drew Ackerman called on Ole ; Strom one day last week. | The daughter of Mr. and Mi as been on the sick tae past few di Mrs. Arthur Johnson, son Vi and John Johnson shopped in ton Thursday. Martin Strand, son Leo and Strand motored to Valley City We nesday returning home Friday. Mrs. Pearl Nelson and Betty called at the Eric Pearson he Monday. Walter Strand started morning to work for Mrs. Johnson. The Rev. Oscar Jacobson of B marck held services both D and evening in the Still hall 8 The P. T. A. of Still held regular meeting Friday evening in @ hall, but due to bad roads few present. The Rey. Oscar Jacobson of marck spent several days last at the John Asplund home, ? Glenview By MRS. LARS JACOBSON Mr. and Mrs. Chester Erstrom children left Tuesday by car Points in North Dakota and Min sota. They expect to be gone a or ten days. Two sales will be held in this trict this month. Eric Albertson, having his sale the 22d, and Jay long the 24th. Verl Holden was a caller at Enock Anderson home Friday Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Johnson 4 | | Wilton visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Morgan and ft were Sunday dinner guests at the Morgan home. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Simons children were shopping in the city Friday. The school board held its ‘Woods. Quite a few from this ee oe Erie ee