The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 26, 1929, Page 7

Y)> a it Christiania | NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS @ / By VIOLET A CLARKE | ‘Lawrence Hull accompanied Mrs. | Jennie Clarke and Miss Violet to Bis- marck ¥ | J. R. Johnson, accompanied by Carey Johnson, Jr. were Sterling callers 5 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Holton were call- | _ at Jennie Clarke's home Wednes- | lay. * Lester Clark shipped cattle Mon- | day. H.R. Wright hauled them to/| Sterling in his truck. | J. W. Byers was a Bismarck caller | Monday. Jennie Clarke is the proud owner of a new coupe purchased Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Elder Elness were Sterling callers Tuesday. | Art Chenoweth was a caller at. Jennie’s Clarke's home Tuesday to get Mr. Hull, who came down from Bismarck with Jennie Clarke andj Violet. Dan Walmon brought his plowing outfit up in this township last week and is busy plowing before freeze-up. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Holton were call- ers at the William Stile home Wed- nesday. Chris Schoon threshed wheat and flax for Martin Reddy Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith were Ster- ling callers Saturday. Lester Clark and sister May called at the Ed. Kafer farm Monday to get some wire. ‘ Mrs. Jennie Clarke and Miss Violet were Sterling callers Saturday. Miss Mildred Johnson was a Bis- marck shopper Saturday. Mel Ness is busy picking corn this week, which he purchased from Carey Johnson. Mr. Johnson pur- chased it at the William Hoeft sale. T. W. Johnson and son Alton called at J. R. Johnson's farm Fri- day. " The cunce at the Sterling hall Fri- day night was well attended. Music was furnished by the Blue Birds. Mr. and Mrs. Carey Johnson were Sterling callers Saturday. ° Oiarisersecece tae | Wilson °° By MRS. JOHN A BERG Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagner< mo- tored to Mercer to do shopping Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. Gust Neimiller and family motored to Wing Sunday to visit with Mr. Neimiller's sister, Mrs. Christ Berg. if Among those who spent Saturday evening at Wilton were the Wagner young folks, the Bergs, and the Red- ingtons. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Berg and fam- the Christ Berg home. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wagner motored to Bismarck to do shopping Satur- day. Christ Neimiller took a load of wheat to Wilton for John Berg Mon- day. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolf and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wall motored to Tur- tle Lake Sunday to attend church. Christ Warner, who has been very ill, is some better. We all hope to sec him well again soon. Mrs. John Berg called on Miss! Helen Redington Tuesday. Miss Helen Redington and Miss Ila Hayes visited at the Berg home Fri- day afternoon. John Berg is busy hauling coal this ‘week. Mrs. Christ Wolf spent Tucsday af- ternoon with Mrs. John Berg. Reynold Berg and Mother Berg. s. H. A. ; daughter Valdis called Emanuel Hintz of Martin motored to Bismarck Monday. He went to see his daughter Palma, who is at a Bis- marck hospital suffering with in- i | wi FE F i : i il a | f ! “ I : Fy E é i cI uf thse i 3 i i ife ! tr i 5 3 5 were Sunday callers at the W. P. Langley home. Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Richardson were Sterling callers Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart were | Bismarck shoppers Monday. cc Tye Johnson end Ne. | { i j | M. E. church tn Steriing at 7: THE BISMARCK TRIBUN M Herman Neimah also calicd there the same day. Church services will be held at the Sun- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. O. Prince and son were town callers Sunday. dim Baker, Earl Gaskill and Char- ley Gosney helped Robert Sharp one day last week with Helen and | cut and thresh flax several days last week. Mrs. George Lewis and her daugh- s been pastor ‘of Cleveland, N. D., for the past year. At this writing he & doing nicely. | Miss Fern Perkins of Wilton was ;4 caller on her sister, Mrs. Albert | Johnson, one day last week. Hilma Johnson visited after school ; Doris Johnson. | The shower in honor of Mr. an Mrs. Carl Linderholm and daught ary from Africa, gave a very interest ing talk about the pceple of that country. Mrs. Christy Matheis and Mrs. Arne Vinje attended the show in Bis- |marck Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. R. Dodds spent Sun- i {Gay afternoon in Mandan. Superintendent and Mrs. Gustafson spent the week-end at Mr. Gustaf- son's home in Turtle Lake. Mrs. T. Ritchie spent Saturday in re Bismarck shoppers Sat-|ter Marion called at the Henry of near Regan was well attended in ‘Bismarck with her daughter Mildred. urday. Word has been received by Emil Swindling home Saturday. Rex Fogarty, who is working in {the Still Hall Tuesday evening. | tasteful lunch was served by the Still Lang that Mrs. Lang's brother-in- | Bismarck, visited with his folks here | Ladies’ Aid. law and four horses were killed by lightning while plowing Friday. Mrs. Sharp entertained guests at dinner Sunday. Martin Lang and nieces Esther and Margaret Lang were Sunday callers at the Paul Lang home. Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Anderson and family were Sunday callers at the Adolph Hanson home. Union meeting was held Monday night, October 21, at the hall. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson were Sunday callers in Sterling. A. O. U. W. meeting was held at the hall in Sterling Wednesday night. They danced after the main meeting. |Hazel Johnson and her orchestra! ® ; furnished the musi Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Dyerstad and family, accompanied by Mrs. Wright and daughter Evelyn Mae, left Fri- day noon for Valley City, returning Sunday evening. @ i Driscoll || day Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hargrave and | By MRS. F. 0. JOHNSON A stag party was given Thursday evening for Clarence Swanson at his home. “The occasion was in hon- or of his birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thomas and son Donny, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Olson Jr., motored to Bis- marck Monday to attend the Tow! Pig aial debate at the auditor- jum. Mrs. E. L. Carr spent Monday af- ternoon with Mrs. Wm. Meyer. Norma Hogstad, Laura Meyer, Wil- ma Van Vleet and Myrtie Johnson visited Thelma Skogen and Hannah Dronen Wednesday evening. Carl Rasmussen and family of Bismarck and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Me- aa called on Mrs. Rasmussen Sun- jay. Rev. and Mrs. Leo Seeman of Bowdle, S. D.. called on friends in Driscoll Monday. Adam Eisenbeisz was seriously in- jured Friday afternoon when struck ; by @ freight train. Several ribs were broken and double pneumonia set in. Little hope was held out for his re- covery Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Knudson and at the H. Ap- land home Sunday evening. Mrs. Robert Sharpe and Miss Florence Sharpe spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Olson. Joe Sharpe and Edrie Erickson called at the Carl Meland home Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Koon and fc-1- ily spent Sunday in Sterling. Mr. and Mrs. Al Chapin entertained .| Mr. and Mrs. Egner Swanson Sunday at dinner. Misses Dotty Barkman and Dolly | Apland spent the week-end at their respective homes. Wilma Van Vieet spent the week- end with her cousin Sylvia. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ankrum had a|| Ray and Buster Bates were town callers Sunday evening. Mrs. Chas. Gaskill, and son Earl, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Koon and baby Eldon were dinner guests at the P.; M. Gosney home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis and daughter Marian were dinner guests at the Fred Batley home in Moffit Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Neiman and family motored to Bismarck on bus- iness Saturday. Wilbert Koon hel; Max Lang finish threshing Saturday. @ | Clear Lake By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaffer took some sheep to the stock sale at Val- ley City Wednesday, returning Fri- Miss Vivian Shaffer accompanied Vince Wamsley to Bismarck Thurs- day cvening to visit Mrs. Wamsley and the twin girls at the Bismarck hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schoon, who have been touring the Black Hills, returned to the home of Mr. Schoon’s parents Friday evening. They left Saturday morning for Verona for a few days’ visit. Mr. and Mrs. Eiroll Smith and family of Cathay spent from Friday evening until Monday visiting- Mr. Smith’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. ‘Smith. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Pasley are en- joying a visit from their daughter Mary and family. Boyd Randolph and Paul Pasley | © motored to Fargo for a few days’ visit. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith, Mr. and Mrs, Eiroll Smith and family spent Saturdsy at Regan. Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson and family of Regan spent Sunday at the H. A. Smith farm. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Orne and Olaf Olson spent Sunday at the F. B. Pas- ley home. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gibson spent Sunday at the Albert Christensen home. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Eiroll Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith spent Sunday at the Clifford Nelson home. Mr. and Mrs. Eiroll Smith and family, who have visited their par- ents here left for their home at Cathay Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith accompanied them to Bteele. L. RB. Olson, who has been at Wil- mar, Minn., visiting for a few days, returned home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith called at the Warren Keeler home Tuesday. ° f__SW. Burleigh‘ hall) @—<_—$_____________, near future. Mrs. C. A. Swanson spent Friday afternoon visiting with Mrs. F. O. johnson. By KATIE D. STEWART | Martan and Lynn Strand called on , George Johnson Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Johnson shopped in Wilton Tuesday. Johnnie Watkins of near Regan visited with his aunt, Mrs. Albert Johnson, Tuesday. Mrs, Mattie Bigler of Wilton called on Mrs. Conrad Johnson Tuesday. Miss Lillian Berquist of Washburn has been visiting with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Asplund, the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Pearson, son Ruben, daughters Helen, Marie and Bennevi, called on Mr. and Mrs. Ole Hagstrom Sunday evening. | Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson, ac- companied by thelr daughter and —@ | son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Johnson, motored to the capital city one day last week. The Fred Berquist family of Stei- ber township, visited with friends in the community Sunday. Mrs. Pearl Nelson. teacher of school No. 2 in Estherville township, called at the Ed Broehl home one ; day last week. Miss Vilma Johnson spent Sunday evening with Miss Bernita Bernnise of Regan. L. Johnson, accompanied by Henry Spetten, made a business trip to Bismarck Monday. Eric Pearson was on the sick list @ couple of days last week. Harry Triska made a business call on Ole Hagstrom one day last week. Eric Pearson called on Pete John- son Monday. A. B. Skeel of Bismarck called on Ole Hagstrom Friday. Mrs. Standley and son Fred of near Regan called on Mrs. Martin Strand one evening last weel McKenzie By MRS. T. T. Hughes } Arnold Emvick has purchased a new sedan. The local Homemaker's club met at the M. A. Doucette home Thurs- day afternoon with good attendance. Meeting was opened by President Mrs. Henry Lewis. After the busi- guide patterns was the lesson taken Hughes and Mrs. P. J. McNeill in charge. Most all the members cut guide patterns, after which refresh- ments were served by the hostess. Mrs. Eddie Adams entertained at dinner Tuesday of last week Mrs. Schmitz, Mrs. Burbage, Miss Iwen, Mrs. Enockson, Miss Reidman, Miss Boomgarden and Miss Waistie. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Watson were Bismarck callers Saturday after- noon. Mrs. Joe Coder of Moffit visited her sister, Mrs. A. Doucette, Thursday en route home from Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. George Manley and Isabelle Colby visited Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sweeny of Bismarck Monday evening. Mr, and Mrs. T. T. Hughes were | Miss Sara Boyd spent the weck- end at her home in Menoken. | Rev. H. R. Shirley, pastor of the 1 Pre ian church, gave an ad- dress at Hannaford last Friday eve- ning. The occasion was the annual fall festival of the church, Mr. and Mrs. Stauffacher and fam- {ily spent Saturday in Bismarck. Harold Loerch, Mildred Mead and ‘Clarence Barta, students at Jame: | town college, spent the week-end at | their homes here. Miss Eick left Friday evening for | Aberdecn, 8. D. She has been visit- jing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rees Phelps. Mrs. A. Vinje, Mrs. C. Matheis, Mrs. Yanken, Mrs. Lillebroun and Mrs. McCracken, of Fargo, drove to Fargo Thursday to attend homecom- ing at the A. C. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Joe Clemens, of Nor- tonville, visited at the W. Bertelson home last week. Albert Doerr and Mary Taylor, ac- companied by Mrs. Karpen, drove to Fargo Friday and attended home- coming at the A. C. Misses Bernice Graf. Florence Harren, Alice Knudsvig, Martha Snortland, Myrtle Ufer and Mary Mach attended the show at Bismarck Tuesday evening. The Art club met with Mrs. C. Matheis Tuesday evening with Mrs. Matheis and Mrs. Lillibroun as host- esses. Eldred Dornacker is now employed in the meat market. Misses Martha Snortland, Bernice Graf and Florence Harren attended the teachers’ meeting in Dawson Wednesday Jake Remboldt drove to Bismarck Monday to visit Mrs. Remboldt and baby daughter at the hospital OO | Hazlegrove | ° ~ By MRS. RAY HAZLEGROVE Charlie Sattler has started to fall plow on the field south of Harry Ulf{- ers’ pasture. Emil Sattler called Tuesday at the Shorty Beake home. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove called Wednesday at the Milt Goldsmith home. and sister Dorothy and Christina nesday evening. Carl and Kenneth Wagner called at Milt Goldsmith's Wednesday night. Lydia Rimick was a business caller in Tuttle Wednesday. Ben Klangburg threshed his flax this week. Mrs, John Hauff and children of Tuttle visited at the Shorty Beake home Wednesday. Lester Hawkins and Otto Beake called at Hazlegrove's Wednesday. Lenora Cortky is now working at the Krain home. ‘There was P. T. A. meeting in Tut- tle Friday night, Oct. 18th. A large | hom crowd attended, and a fine program was given by the school children and eee teachers. The chicken supper given at the | Sunday visitors at the Carl Jacobson| Lawrence Goldsmith was out look- Glencoe church Friday evening was very well attended and a good time Mrs. Al Chapin and Mrs. Elmer | was reported by those present. Koon motored out to visit Mrs. Wm. Tice Friday afternoon. The P.-T. A. held its regular meet- ing Friday evening. A very good pro- ndered. The busine: ednesday. A number from here attended the A. O. U. W. lodge meeting Wednes- day night. Archie Mickelson visited relatives in this vicinity one day last week. He tay. | family of Tuttle. gan Friday. Several new members| had been visiting meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Davenport from Stewartsdale called at the P. M. Gos- and brothers in Regan for a i i i f FE Hu | i i E : : 4 i : i : 5 E BF ; | Fi i i at Hi i i Hu fr F 1 i 3 Ex i i Bak i i 2 id eiert un f whl j | : i i if il HF sé BB & FF. . o£ id: hame at 617 14th street, Bismarck . Mrs. George Manly and Isabelle Colby motored to Tuttle Sunday where they visited at the home of Mrs. Colby's parents. ing for horses one day this week. Joe Goldsmith and Floyd Brolin and his sister Florence and Grover Anderson and Milt Goldsmith were all in Tuttle Thursday on business. Eldridge Phelps, Donald Whitmore, | By MRS. OWEN McINTYRE Some light fingered party ts mak- jing the rounds in this vicinity. Mrs. jBen Klagenburg had a number of her laying hens stolen, Mrs. Frank Homeburg had a number of chickens {gallons of kerosene taken. No trace jof the thief or thieves has been found. , Mrs. Bert Glanville entertained the {Homemakers’ club Thursday after- noon. The leaders, Mrs. Hubbel and Mrs. Kopplin gave a talk on altering and fitting of patterns. The regis- |tration for the new year was taken, there being 23 members in all. Pie at Mrs. Lester Knowl Fred Smith finished repairing the foundation around his house Satur- day. . Charlie Frazier assisted him. Ben Klagenburg threshed for ®Ed Smith and Elmer Perry and his own flax this week. That finished his run of threshing. He got in more days than any other machine we have heard of. His next move will be to Wing where he will serve the public jn Bond's garage. Mr. Bond and fam- lly having gone to California for the winter. Harry Ulfers had the misfortune to break his truck down when hauling ‘flax for Elmer Perry Thursday. Joe Smith worked on the Klagen- burg threshing machine the most of this weck. Andrew Kraft and his mother were shopping in Wing Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glanville and sons attended the show in Wing Thursday evening. Mrs. Ben Klagenburg and children were guests at the McIntyre home Thursday evening. John Laib was a caller in Tuttle Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Bailey and Mrs. Ida Little attended the show in Wing Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haas and chil- dren were guests at the Andrew Kraft home Wednesday evening. Herman Seilinger, FE. E. Glanville and Bert Glanville, were out hunting skunks Sunday Harry Ulfers, Lawrence Goldsmith, Orris and Laverne Guldberg were callers at the Klagenberg home Sun- day. Miss Mable Halver and Miss Ber- nice Nelson were guests of Mrs. R. C. Joe Smith is working a few days a business caller in Wing Saturday afternoon. George and Owen McIntyre mo- tored to Bismarck Monday to attend ness meeting the demonstration of] Dale Goldsmith and his mother |to some business matters. Ed Smith had some blacksmith |up with Project Leaders Mrs. T. T.| Hirsch were shopping in Tuttle Wed-| work done in Tuttle Tuesday. Bert Glanville had seven of his calves stray away Friday afternoon and up to this writing has been un- able to find any trace of them. Owen McIntyre went after his horses at Ray Hazlegrove's Sunday. But as he found the “boss” not home, he was unable to get them. Miss Otillia Broza visited her par- ents over Saturday and Sunday. Ed Wagner called at the Christ Wolf home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolf and Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolf, Sr., were eve- ning guests at the Andrew Kraft e. Ole Olson was a dinner guest at the Klagenburg home Thursday. f Temvik e By BERTHA LARVICK Mrs. C. E. Crum entertained at} Mr. and Mrs, Lester Hawkins were| Allan Quast of Linton was a Tem- dinner Sunday where they visited at the home of Mrs. Colby’s parents. Mrs. C. E. Crum entertained at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Graham and son Jackie of Wing and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Swanick and David Cook of Bismarck made business trip through McKenzie Mon- day. Harry Cunz of Bismarck was a bus- iness caller in McKenzie Wednesday. Callers in Bismarck from here Sat- day were Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Coons, Snoen, Gerald and Ma Ruth Lewis and Arah Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Turner and Emcry Turner were Thursday Bis- marck callers. D. B. Leathers motored to Bis- marck Thursday. Steele By JOSEPHINE DIERUF American Ladies’ Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Rosa Rosen Thurs- ¢ E : i if LG BE # i ite i 3 rs shoppers in Tuttle Thursd: Will Harty was in Tutt! day on his way to Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Homenrore nee shoppers in Tuttle Thursday anc also dinner guests at the Albert home. Mrs. 8. O. Gray of Wing visited a last week at the Albert Gray home in Tuttle. Pete Hutchinson was threshing his flax near the Will Thicling ‘arm al i Shorty Beake and Otto Beake were in Tuttle Thursday on business. Miss Iva Dunken, who teaches the Johnny White school, is now board- ing at Lester Hawkins. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazicgrove called at the Bruce Virgin farm on their way to Lester Hawkin's Friday. Pete called Friday at Bruce Virgin's. Bernard Sevett was in Steele on this week. Miss Iva Dunkin's parents came after her Friday evening after school. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray drove to Lake Williams Friday after Miss Thurs- : 38 nied i rr aa z i 5 3 A fn bligtl ¢ g 3 I i : § g Fe ig F Hi H uy 7 | ie HG lt istic vik visitor Thursday. Mr. Heath of Linton was an over- night caller in Temvik Tuesday. Cc. A, Albrecht was a Bismarck business caller Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Quast and son Neil called in Linton Sunday. Mr. Heitzmann, accompanied by Mrs. Heitzmann, conducted services in Linton Sunday morning. Melvin Sundeen left for Coopers- town last week. a week-end caller at the C. J. Enders home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Bohle and grand- son drove to Eureka Saturday and returned home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Heitzmann and Miss Sorenson were Linton callers Satur- day. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Quast visited with Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Muckler Sun- day evening More voices were tested Thursday night and e community chorus was organized, Mr. Heitzmann as leader and Mrs, Heitzmann pianist. Chas. De Witt and Dave Calquhoun took in the K. P, doings in Linton Monday night. Professor and Mrs. Woll and daughter of Ashley visited Mr. and Mrs, C. J. Enders Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Albrecht and daughter Lydia, John Kemerlie and Mrs Will Albrecht motored to Em- it] monsburg Sunday. The Literary Society program was postponed from Friday, Oct. 25 to Noy. 1, at 8:00 o'clock p. m., to be given at the Temvik schoolhouse. Mr. east of Temvik are moving into Mrs. chicken supper was served and every« one had an enjoyable time. Emma Peach of Linton were out of town guests at the Ladies Aid Wed- relrgeitt # § i z E ,° 5 hi a i EN: stolen and Dave Olson had about 10) and coffee were served by the host-/| ess. The next mecting will be held} Mr. Rinkle of Fordville, N. D., was | Rt ‘at Hazleton. Fifty-two were present. | The time was spent in playing games and various refreshments were served *| at the close. Other towns that were represented were Hazelton, Braddock, Linton and Emmonsburg. Prof. and Mrs. B. F. Heitzmann and Allan Quast of Linton were Thursday evening dinner guests at the Chas. Enders home. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Stedman, Mr. and Mrs. 8. G. Stedman and Mr. and | Mrs. E. M. Larvick called on Edwin Shenkenberger Sunday afternoon. Many people from here took in the corn and poultry show in Linton Sat- urday. Some also entered poultry in the show and different persons won prizes on their entries. ;Son Donald attended the services conducted by Rev. Fluvog of Kintyre. A baptismal service was conducted for’ Helen Lorraine, daughter of Mr. and |Mrs. George Naumann. A large | crowd attended the services. Dr. Baer of Braddock while on his way to Sand Creek school stopped at the Temvik school Tuesday to let the children know he will give the diph- theria inoculation next Tuesday afternoon. The children under school age are especially urged to come and those from six to fifteen years. Those above fifteen may take part also, It was estimated that about 35 teachers attended the conference for the graded and consolidated schools held at the Temvik school. Miss Young took charge of the primary de- partment, Mrs. Serr conducted the intermediate department and Mr. Selke had charge of the grammar grades. The forenoon was given to demonstration teaching. The after- noon was spent in discussing teach- ing methods. At noon the Temvik Ladies Aid served lunch. After lunch Miss Bertha Palmer gave a talk. Hazelton | e By ELEANOR LANDSBERGER Miss Elsie Slater of Bismarck came down Sunday afternoon to spend a week visiting with her brother and sister at the John Baker home. Eugene Landsberger, Frank Lehen and sister Margaret motored to Bis- marck Saturday. Over 150 couples attended the corn show dance Friday evening. The dance was given for the benefit of the stock judging team to go to Kansas City this year. The dance was a financial success. Miss Dorothy Beastrom spent the week-end with home folks. A number of neighbors and friends of Mr. and Mrs. George Zirnhelt gathered together Sunday evening at the Zirnhelt home to help Mr. Zirn- helt celebrate his birthday annivers- ary. Three tables of cards were played. Mrs. Joe Prefontaine and Mr. E. O. Beastrom received head prize and Mrs. J. B. Landsberger and J. D. McCusker took consolation. A dainty lunch was served at midnight. Mrs. John Baker entertained the Grandmothers’ club at her home Tuesday evening. J. J. Landsberger was unfortunate in hurting his back Tuesday of last week and motored to Linton Satur- day to receive treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Steiner and daughter Grace accompanied by Mrs. Wohlman, Mrs, Oscar Larvick and daughter Anna, and Mrs. Earl Hen- drickson were a motor party to Far- go Friday. All but the latter went down to visit sons or daughters at- tending the A.C. Mrs. Hendrickson visited with home folks in Fargo. She returned Tuesday evening. Earl Hendrickson met her at Steele. Eugene Landsberger is working for J. J. Landsberger this week. The local lodge of Rebekahs are sponsoring a dance at Zirbe's theater, Friday, Nov. Ist. Music to be fur- nished by the Hoot Owls from Linton. Rev. Father Otto Weber of Linton visited with Father Schweitzer Sun- Gay. Miss Marjorie Ward entertained the girls of the junior class at a Hal- lowe'en party in school Friday eve- ning. Classroom No. 3 was prettily decorated in orange and black while several ghosts prowled the corridors. Everyone had a very enjoyable time. Miss Eleanor Landsberger spent Friday night with her friend Cleo ott. f 7 Mottit J By MRS. C. E. MOFFIT Mr. and Mrs. Lon F. Wright of Al- gona, la., spent a couple of days in this vicinity last week. Mr. Wright is @ mail clerk on the railraa@ out of Algona. He owns the northeas$ quar- ter of section 15-137-76. He was look- ing after his land interests while here. He and his wife visited with relatives in Aberdeen before coming to Moffit. Stella visited at the Korme Kimble to Roosevelt, Minn., where they will make their future home. Mr. and Mrs. Pillsbury visited at the Charles Hamlin home at McKenzie. Mr, Hamlin is ill. The Bese Resting 5 ee held project leaders and officers of and Mrs. John Walker from | tended Their mother i very ill at the St, Alexius hospital. Mrs. Ed Adams brought Mrs. Hilma Adams to the Grandmothers’ at Mrz, Bens's home Friday. A number of William Lune's friends Mr. and Mrs, Dave Calquhoun and | home. Among the from Moffit Saturday were Mrs. Fay John- . Emil Enockson, Ama’ wat a Gondny ie tae guests Sunday 4 Mrs. Mikkel Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. Jones and family, Mrs. Burns Bailey and family, Mrs. V. Benz. A lovely chicken dinner was enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Kinsler and three children arrived Saturday from Don- nybrook, N. D., to make their home in Moffit. Mr. Kinsler is the new pastor of the Moffit church, and the family will occupy the parsonage the coming year. A reception and pound social will be held in their honor at the Benz hall Friday night. Mr. and Mrs, Albert Faust and family and Mrs. Aug. Doehle arrived home Sunday night from their trip to Nebraska. Miss Anne Hayes, who teaches in Taft, visited with Miss Anne Boom- gaarden and Louise Reidman Sunday afternoon. Horatio Wagner and L. D. Bailey were around on Monday getting funds for the purpose of finishing paying for the fence at the Sterling cemetery. ‘We made a mistake last week in saying Rev. Snow preached his fare- well sermon in Moffit, as he sent an- other man that Sunday and came himself last Sunday and preached his farewell sermon. Mr. Snow was as- signed to Menoken, McKenzie and Sterling, but he may go to North Carolina, his old home, to preach and make his future home. Tom Watkins threshed for Milo Gil- land Monday. Mrs. Everett Porter visited at the C. E. Moffit home Sunday afternoon, Miss Beth Porter had the misfor- tune to fall off her horse while bring- ing in the cows Sunday evening, and the horse dragged her quite a dis- tance. Her shoulders were badly bruised, —1 o na By W. B. DORWARD J. C. Christenson was a county seat visitor Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Peterson and little son and Miss Viola Peterson were Elgin visitors Tuesday where they had dental work done. Mr. and Mrs, L. Jepson were shop- ping in Carson Monday. The Cartwright traveling musical show, which played in town Tuesday evening, drew a large crowd. en Secor of Walker, 8. D. spent lay and Thursday here looking after his farm interests south of town. The Peter Kopp sale Wednesday was well attended and prices were good for everything. Mr. Kopp ex- Pects to move his family to Shields where he has employment at the L. L. Brown store for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Berger have moved from the August Nelson farm to the M. Roberts farm near Thain. Charles Cory of McLaughlin was pump repair work for the Mil- waukee in Raleigh this week. L Van Hook of Bismarck was a business caller in town Wednesday. Friends received word of the death gaa FRE. ghee and children returned Friday evening from a mpegs vacation spent in Minnesota Michigan where they visited relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Riggins and daughter | room le 1 ul i : aie rn tei Fe i