The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 16, 1930, Page 6

tw “ Mrs. Wm. Witt and Christ Wentz r|_ Mr. » }Saturda; oscar amers th johnson motored Rev. ‘to Regan Friday afternoon. By LILLIE MUELLER The 4-H club meeting was held at the G, A. Hubbell home last Wed- mesday after school. Edna Josephson spent the week- tnd at her parental home. Mr. and Mrs. John Weber, Jr., Mr. ‘and Mrs. G. Bossart and Mr, and Mrs. Christ Hein spent Sunday vis- iting at the Freg Borth home, Olga Rise, Gladys Rue and Doro- thy Cotes transacted business in Wing Saturday. Mrs, A. list this weck. Fred Oswald spent Thursday night at the John Mueller home. Mr. and Mrs. Subey week-end at Bismarck. The Berg young folks visited at the Dagner home Sunday evening. Axel Soder was a Capital City call- er last week. Helma Olson spent the week-end ‘with Lucile Anderson, The Wing high school boys were defeated, on their own floor, by the Denhoof team, the score was 23 to 25. E. E. See motored to Bismarck last Tuesday. Margaret Marchant ‘week-end in Wing. avis is on the sick spent the| ‘were overnight guests at the Mueller home Thurs: and Mrs. Fred Oswald and ‘Bertha spent Sunday evening at the Mueller home, V. P. Heaton was a Wing caller Mrs. Axel Soder entertained the ‘Ladies Aid last Thursday. Jacob Bantari and son Francis Spent the week-end at Braddock. Clara Weber and Lela Dav’ is: ited at the Jim Olson home Satur- day night. Mrs. John Weber, Sr., spent two days of last week in Regan. {_ Ada Anderson visited with Mrs.| | H. McClosky Monday afternoon, Burnett Jacobson i and Fred Olson and Dee Bailey vi: ited James Olson Friday night. Edwin Ross and Ed Seppanen of | Braddock visited friends in Wing | urday from Wilton after visitin friends there. Bertha Oswald spent Wednesday and Thursday night with Mrs. H. Gray. Mrs. John Weber, Sr., was in Tut- tle Monday. Mr. and Mrs, L, H. Knowles and Marcus Wagle spent Saturday and (Sunday at Wilton. Bert Glanville and family spent! Sunday at the H. Glanville home. | Mrs. John Weber, Sr., spent Sun- day afternoon at the John Mueller home. Mabel Jacobson spent Monday hight with Margaret Marchant. Mr. and Mrs. James Olson spent Monday evening at the H. Jacobson home. H, Gray transacted business in Robinson Thursday. Lempy Banttrai spent Monday night with Edna Josephson. | Christiania 1 » e By VIOLET A. CLARKE Ed Smith was a Sterling caller | ‘Tuesdi Miss Violet Clarke visited at the | Zylu Johnson's home Tuesday. Friends of Ole Newland will he sorry to hear that he went to the hospital at Fargo to have an opera | tion for apendicitis Monday. J. R. Johnson was a Sterling call- \er Saturday. A large crowd attended the pro- gressive whist party at the William Stile’s home Saturday night. Miss Marcella Bassen started to i jSchool Monday after being absent for 'sometime. Miss Violet Clarke visited at the Adolph Bassen’s home Sunday. Willie Schoon spent last week with friends at Verona, N. D. Willie Schoon accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Bassen and daughter {Delphine to Bismarck Monday. || Mr. and Mrs. Joe Paulson and the Christ Schoon’s Still By B. P. HAGSTROM Mr. and Mrs, Albert Johnson and ughter called Sunday on Mr. and} rs. Eugene Perkins. 2 Ned Asplund called at the Ericj| Pearson home Tuesday. : Bert Hedstrom was a shopper in Still Monday. |. Martin Strand motored to Wil-| ton Monday. The Rey. Christensen of Klumin visited at the Peter Johnson home ursday evening and Friday. Mr. Christensen Nellie Hagstrom called on Mrs. Eric Pearson Thursday afternoon. Mr, and Mrs. Albert Johnson were ‘kallers in Wilton Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johnson and Johnson were callers on Mrs. "Arthur Johnson one day last week. John Asplund called on his broth- fer, Walfred Asplund, Wednesday. The P. T. A. of the Still commun- ity held their regular meeting Fri- day evening in the Still hall with * }day morning with Miss Velma John- spent the} visited Oscar) illness. | John Craven and Mr. Boyd were ;of near Still were recent guests at |since for Seattle. | Rupp next Wednesday afternoon. daughter Margaret, motored Miss; Nellie to Bismarck, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Johnson and} son George motored to Wilton Mon- Son, Mrs. Arthur Johnson, son Verner, daughter Hilma, and Walter Strand called at the Hagstrom home Friday| evening. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Johnson and Mrs. John Johnson were Wilton shoppers Monday. The Rev. Aster of Regan held Swedish service in the Swedish Mis- sion church Sunday. C. L, Johnson and Martin Strand were Regan callers Monday. Welch’s Spur | ° a By MRS. R. M. WELCH Some of the farmers of the Spur vicinity will ship a car load of hogs the first of next week. Ralph Snyder spent several days this week with the Doppler boys. Robert Welch lost a calf in the blizzard Monday. Fred Rittel hauled wood from the river bottom one day this week. Although many of the . coyotes were killed last fall there are some left as several have been seen in this vicinity recently. Robert Welch and the two older Doppler boys motored to Bismarck Friday. They stopped in Menoken on their return, and report the roads | to be in fairly good condition. A.D. Welch called on George; Scarborough and also at the Robert Welch home Saturday. John Welch called on the Doppler boys Friday evening. Mrs, Robert Welch has been suf- fering with sinus trouble the latter Part of the week. Mrs. John Nieland and little ne- phew and niece spent the week-end at their homes. Mrs. Nieland and the little boy returned to their boarding Place Sunday evening, but the little girl remained at home on account of Hugh McMurrich called at the Robert Welch home and also at the home of his mother, Mrs. George Mc- Murrich Sunday. Bismarck visitors Saturday. Mr.: Dirlam was also in Bismarck. Se ee si Baldwin { e BY FLORENCE BORNER Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Falkenstein the home of Mr. Falkenstein’s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Falkenstein. Eddie Meyers, Christ Anderson and Noel Borner motored to Bismarck and Mandan Wednesday afternoon on business. John Rupp arrived a few days ago from Clearbrook, Minnesota. Mr. Rupp has been making his home with his daughter, Mrs. Claus Garmer, the past year and is at present stay- ling at the home of another daughter, | |Mrs. John Monroe. He also visited | with relatives in Bismarck. Several local residents are plannin; | on working on the rip-rap which is! to be done on the Missouri river be- tween Washburn and Minot at an early date. Local friends have heard from Mrs. Anna Kocher who left here some time Mrs. Kocher likes the west fine and plans on making} it her future home. Mr. and Mrs. Russcl Rustad of Luverne have returned home after} spending some time here as guests at! the home of Mrs. Rustad's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kocher. i Rev. Norman Johnson, of New Salem, pastor at large of the Pres- byterian church, held services in the local Presbyterian church last Sunday afternoon. Ralph Fricke transacted business in the capital city Wednesday afternoon. County Commissioner Wm. Fricke spent the fore part of the week in Bismarck attending the meeting of county commissioners. Harry Schonert of Arnold was seen | in our midst Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Holden and fam- ily have moved on the farm owned by Jacob Kilean near Wilton. The Baldwin Livestock Shipping i association shipped hogs to the Twin; City markets Friday. E. A. Fricke| accompanied the shipment as far as Bismarck. Mrs. Peter Luyben has returned spending a week with relatives. Mrs. Herbert Little was injured las: Saturday when she slipped on the icy pavement while :;opping in Bis- marek. Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Falkenstein were recent business callers in the capital city. Ernest Rupp transacted business in | Wilton the fore part of the week. Enoch Anderson was a_ business caller in Bismarck the fore part of the week. Several from here atended the dance at the Herman Falkenstein home near Still Saturday evening. Music was furnished by local talent. Midnight supper was served by the hostess. The Crofte Star Homemakers’ club will meet at the home of Mrs. Wil- liam Fricke Wednesday afternoon. The Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. Predolen Mr, and Mrs. Knownley Dorman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lan- derholm and family and Otto and Miss Alice Swanson were pleasantly entertained at the Alvin Nordstrom @ fair attendance. Mrs. Walter Sunquist visited with Mrs. Albert Johnson Thursday. Simon Larson started Saturday to ‘work for the Washburn Lignite Coal mine. ‘Walter Sunquist made a business trip to Steve Little’s near Regan ‘Mr, and Mrs. Eric Pearson, son Ruben, daughters Helen Marie and ‘Arties ‘ohnave cn Wednesday. ‘Arthur 4 Albert Johnson called at the W. D. wkins home Saturday. peas Oscar Hagstrom ™ fe to Wilton ‘Saturday and were ac- Margaret trom. and Mrs, Strand and were Sunday visitors at the Johnson home. Helen Pearson spent Wed- with rom, son Oscar, and eatin back by Velma is cal home last Tuesday evening. i spent the week-end visiting with relatives in this com- munity. Rev. Fred Christ of ‘Wilton held church services in the local Presby- terian church Sunday. of the ‘severe o' man Lutheran church, did here last Sunzay, BY FERN B. STEWART Miss Olive Johnson spent Wednes- night with Miss Bernice Schmid- ‘Thursday afternoon. Hilma | Kusch’s of moved back to Sterling after living in from Valley City where she has been j Rise’ i THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1930 Hazelton this summer. They have moved into the building formerly oc- cupied by Art Chenoweth’. The dance at Sterling Friday night was well attended. The Braddock orchestra furnished the music. Everybody reported an enjoyable time, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hanson and family spent Friday night at the Tom Stewart home. They spent the eve- ning playing whist. All the Burleigh county school stu- dents have been preparing for exams which start in about a week or so. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hanson call- ed at the Henry Van Horn home Friday evening. Tom Stewart was a Driscoll caller Friday. Sterling callers Saturday were Madge Runey, Mr. Runey, Oscar An- derson, Pete Schlaback, Mrs. Ran- dom and Mr .and Mrs. Tom Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Appland were Driscoll callers Saturday. Earl Hall was a Sterling caller Sat- urday. Hassin Eele was a Driscoll caller Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hanson and family and Marvin Magnus attended | nf. the card party at Will Styles’ Fri- day night in honor of Mr. Styles’ birthday. They spent the evening playing progressive whist. Marvin Magnus won one of the first prizes. Mr. and Mrs. Hassin Eele and fam- ily spent Sunday visiting at the Tom Stewart home. Mrs. Lawrence Mork and baby boy returned home Saturday. George Magnus called in Sterling Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart spent Sunday evening visiting, at the George Magnus home. They spent the evening playing whist. Lawrence Mork was a town caller Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart and daughter Arylene Mae were Bismarck shoppers Monday. f Hazlegrove ee By MRS. RAY HAZLEGROVE Lester Hawkins called Tuesday at the Ray Hazlegrove home. Ray Hazlegrove called Tuesday at the Lester Hawkins home. Art Ochuner called Thursdya at the Ray Hazlegrove home. Lester Hawkins and Ray Hazlegrove called at Bruce Wagners Thursday. Alex Schremser and Lester Hawk- ins and Ray Hazlegrove were in Tut- tle Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagner were in Tuttle Friday shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove were guests Friday evening at the Lester | Hawkins home. Alex Schremser and Lester Hawk- ins called Saturday at Fred Wagners. Vernol Goldsmith was in Tuttle Friday. Supt. H. J. Lee of Kidder county was in Tuttle on business Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Demagolly were guests Sunday at the Charlie King|S home. . ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hawkins and Alex Schremser and Lenora Kattke were dinner guests at the Ray Hazle- grove home Sunday. Bernard Swett and Cliford Morres- iette were business callers in Hurds- field one day this week. Frank Gray was in Tuttle one day this week. Ed Wagner called at the Christ Wolff home Sunday. Chris Hanson was in Tuttle one day this week. Elmer Perry was in Tuttle one day this week on business. Ed Wagner. was in town one day this week on business. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glanville and sons were in town one day this week on_business. Pete Demagolly and his brother on business Friday. ‘s. E. Simmers and daughter were shopping in Tuttle one day this week. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Thoren and family were in Tuttle shopping one day this week. | Lein i eae, By OLGA M. BISE A fairly large crowd attended the Laides Aid meeting held at the church basement Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. @ ited with friends in Arena on Sun- Vincent and his father were in Tuttle] Vik served lunch, Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Arneson, Mrs. Seymour Arneson and family spent Wednesday evening at J. 's. John Birkeland and J. O. Rise mo- tored to Driscoll and Steele Friday afternoon. A fairly large crowd attended, the O.jand Emil Wagner called at the P. T. A. meeting held in Lein No. 3 Friday afternoon. The pro- gram was given by the Young Cit- izens league of school No. 3. Helmer Arneson transacted ‘business at Sterling Wednesday. Geo. Christianson, son Arnold, Valdemar Lein and Joseph Rise mc- tored to Driscoll Monday. Glenwood and. Everett spent Sunday afternoon at the John Birkeland home. o ‘Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Christianson and son Arnold spent Sunday evening at Harry Helgeson’: By BURDELLA B.,HELGESON Lyman de : By S. GYLDEN Eino Eckholm is staying at John Gylden’s for a few days.’ aie, Inget called at Eckholm’s Inesday, Arne Antilla was a business cal er at John Gylden’s Wednesda: Severt Gylden has been vi J. O. Rise’s the past week. = Sainia Antilla was on the sick list the past few days. Jack Gylden hi Dave Josephson wi the ger few Cad Edwin Olson, Myrle Hudson and Eino Eckholm spent Saturday ev ning at Dave Josephson’s. : Bill Wanttaja and' Edwin Olson were business callers at. Johnny Sharp’s Friday. John Gylden called at ‘ Anti! Friday. Sulo and Severi Eckholm, Sulo Gylden had the misfortune of break- ing the rear axel of their car when to Wing Wednesday. Sulo Gylden las been Gust Eckholm’s for the pa: Miss Myrle Hudson spent Satur- “E afternoon at John Gylden’s. y/ via, Sulo, and Severi spent Wednesd: ins ing Pe biked visiting relatives and friends on the Ison ‘spent lay at Eck- west coast and in Texas. They are Edwin having a very enjoyable time ° 0 ! Wild Rose ~ | i Mr.,and “Mrs. children ‘were Wilton visitors Mon- day. ‘ State exams for the 7th and 8th Sip were given in school No. 3 in: this district \the 13th, 14th and/of the information. 15th ‘of ‘January. Miss Neugebaur, who taught there the last term, will/ miles from North Cape, i give them, river, is the place where many Mr. and Mrs: Lars Jacobsoh spent Wednesday evening at the’ Enoch Anderson home. ‘Iver gee ‘was on the sick list} week. Millard and Edgar Jacobson were Lith visitors at the Ivan Holden ome, Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Anderson, mo- tored to the Capital City Saturday | would on_business, The Ivan Holden family have mov- ed to the Jake Kilian farm near Wil- ton. Bill Larson was a Wilton sh Saturda; pote 1 a Little Homer Monroe, who recent- y had ee Jo at. aaa the ismarck hospitals, is reported con-| they valescing nical 3 Chas. Krotz was a business caller in Baldwin Thursday. Lars Jacobson spent the latter part of the week attending to business matters in the Capital City. Coyotes are numerous in this vi- cinity'as many as four have been seen in one bunch, - Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schoolcraft = recent visitors in the Capital ye “| _ Ludvig Hanson is on the sick list. Frank Simons is staying with him 8 few days. H.B, ‘Thompson visited at the Sim- on’s home Sunday. Frances By MILDRED DIETZMAN The East Frances school opened Monday after a two weeks’ vacation. Ralph and Clinton Tooker wero absent from school Tuesday. Lawrence Madland was out look- over the telephone line Tuesday. edric Craig was a.caller at the Martin Tooker home Tuesday eve- ning. ‘Harve Moffitt. was a jer at the. Walter Dietzman home Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. to Bismarck on business Friday and Esther returned home with.them to spend the week-end. Lawrence Madland went to Mc- Kenzie Friday after a load of coal. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Muth wont to Bismarck on business Tu: marek call gE 28 <8 The American Legion Auxiliary held their regular meeting.in the Log Cabin on Thursday afternoon. Vice president, Mrs. A. H. berg, conducted the meeting, Presi- dent Mrs. Malone being absent. A committee was appointed by the vice president to give a card party on Friday evening, January 17th. Mrs. John Carlson will be chairman of the committee with Mrs. O. Tyberg and one other member assisting. Tickets for same will be on sale this week. Mrs. A. H. Helgeson was apopinted custodian of Auxiliary property in the Log Cabin. After the business meeting a very fine lunch was serv- er by the hostesses, Mrs. C. A. a irs. C. O. Kettleson. The next meet- ing be held on the second Thurs- day in February and Pot Luck. lunch will be served. Word has been received here from Mr. and Mrs. C. L, Malone, who are h the work for Fie who accompanied stock train to St. Paul Saturday, re- Feel ag8 = holm's, wish to extend greetings to all thei friends back here. They expect to return home about March 1st. A. H. Helgeson, attended to legal affairs in Bismarck last week. H. D. Watkins, S. Rupp and E. En bretson accompanied. him they were witnesses in the law suit of the State Bank Receiver versus E. Folmer, Regan farmer. E. Nygaard returned to Regan Thursday after a trip to the Twin Cities. While here he was a guest at the M. Lein and A. Helgeson homes, Earl Manning and G. Steinert vis- BY MRS. W. H. BROWNAWELL 3 i é 3S son, James of Minot left tor hi ‘Wednesday. ‘ They had been her mother, Mrs. Marie’ Elsberg f i HF | day. Mir, and Mrs. E. Fisher of Hurds- field have been guests at the J. Fis! er home the past week. Mrs. J. Fis er, who underwent an operation at a Bismarck hospital recently, was expected home Sunday. W. N. Kelley spent several days of last week at his home in James- town. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Richardson of Sanger were guests at the A. L. Garnes home on Sund: Wilson By MRS. JOHN A. BERG i : ; re HF ido) E onoke men as a policeman. “I'm glad to see you,” he hy thought some guys were going to take me for a ride sure.” Balcastro was booked for robbery and turned over to detectives for questioning concerning the massacre. if Tan Banned in 4 ff g g Fl i e : Re ae i | F F g : ? Sun: 1930 Complexions . Chicago, Jan. 16.—()—Sun Tan Sam Berg and daughter Herda were Wilton shoppers Saturday. ., Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagner vis- ited at the Wm. Wagner home Su: day evening. 3 Mr. and irs. Lewis Wagner spent. ae y evening at the Ed Gessele ome Lewis Wagner, Mike Wahl and Ed and Henry Gessele motored to Bismarck Monday. Ed Gessele enter- i i i & § F ge 8 i i F i i i E i i esday. llers Saturday and on their Mr. and Mrs. Dietzman were Bis- way ‘home they chy ma at the Took- er home and took Miss Gladys along tu spend Sunday at their home, ,. Martin Tooker also was a caller in Bismarck Saturday. , John Olsen was’ a business caller in Menoken. Saturday afternoon and he also stopped at his brother, Low- ell’s, hom Elmer and Pete Lundquist went to Bismarck on business Saturday, Mrs. Sarah Moffitt spent the ee ee ensues tere oken an . to her schoo! speaking after again Sunday afternoon. staacee, ? Andrew and Edd Schauers were|® meeting of the association's shoppers in Bismarck Saturday, tors, “is complexions of stra r. and Mrs. Moffitt made a short |@nd cream. call'at the Dietzman home Sunday afternoon, i | i oe 5 i E 1 z g 4 E j | Hl Hy z é 1 . 3 i ‘ son, Teddie, who underwent an operation on his arm Tuesday. Helley Nelson, Ted Reydholm and John Berg motored to Wilton Satur- day on business matters. Christ Neimiller spent Friday at the Gust Neimiller home. Mr. and, Mrs. D, D. Meyer are the proud parents of n born Jan. 10, Among those who spent Sun evening at the John Berg home were Mr. and Mrs. Jake Gaub, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Wall, Mr. and Mrs. Goit- lib Wall and Mr. and Mrs. Christ Neimiller and family. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Berg spent riday afternoon at the Gust Nei- miller home. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wall, Jr., are’ the proud parents of a baby son born January 9th. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolf motored to Mercer Saturday to do sho ping. | ner Mr. and Mrs. Adolph agner spent Thursday evening at the Lewis Vagner home. Mr, and Mrs. John J. Reuer of near Mercer spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Berg. Mr. and Mrs. Gust Neimiller have as their guests this week Mr. and Mrs, August Tutz of Martin, N. D. John J. Wagner and family of near Mercer spent Sunday evening at the Gust Neimiller home. me Mr. and Mrs. John Berg and chil- dren, Mrs. Ed Hochhalter and Jake i i i i é i i ge aa BE P| i i [ al if of Ghylin By MARGARET DAVIS Miss Edna Johnson, teacher : of Ghylin school No. 1, was shopping in Bismarck Saturda: Staton Davis and 5g o E ft i : L g 7 F 3 i i i ; k El il Fy : | i 5 : i i 4 : Adolph Wagner home Wednesday. ..Mr. and Mrs. John Berg spent Saturday evening at the Jake Bau- mite pone ydhome visited at the John Berg home after school Thursday, ir, and Mrs. Sam Berg called at the Lewis Wagner home Thurs- ‘day evening, Mr. and Mrs. : g é E ia i é i i 2 Z 3 I i | ia i ; fod ee i iy i t Gust Neimiller spent Saturda: i Strobe fe men at the Dan Jake Gaub, Gottlib Wall and Fred Wall called at’ the John Berg home 2 F Hq 3 i oF § i & ihe i, HM i Olga and Clarence Rise, Gladys Rue and Dorothy Cotes motored to Wing Saturday. Vernon and Kenneth Brenden ion Friday evening at John Birke- 's. Severt Gylden, who has spent the home Monday. A birthday party was given at J. O. honor of Olaf Olauson and Severt Gylden. Clifford Birkeland motored to Dris- afternoon. past week at J. O. Nise's, returned | qo. if i ait Monday on business matters, Fred Prokup took a load of hogs to Mercer Monday. ., Mr. and Mrs. John Berg and fam- ily spent Monday evening at the Sam Berg home, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolf visited at the Gust Neimiller home Thurs- 4 syening. Philip Wall and Edward Warner motored to McClusky Monday to have dentist work done. Mrs. Jake Baumiller is still on the sick list, Jake Gaub motored to Wilton Tuesday for a load of . Mr. and Mrs. Christ Schell have as ag guest Jake Schell of Washing- n, 5 i of oh to: sickness. 8c! , due 8 > Adolj w busi cailer fm Bismarce Scturday might Arne Tosseth made a trip to the i ! i ERE ie i £ i i : id ge i giz i f E J HAY i f [ i ; i i E E ESE: i i f i Ei i re HA i setifi : H : ff ie fr : Ff i i i ia 7H if Fd ry il ie i HY | i i i al f E | e i ef 5 F i i x § g t ie i : if if f fi i i Al ; d " 1 i t | if A ait ef Tite ¥F Hl ii i six i | i 5 a &e | | 8 i i i i ; i E ef! I § l i t s : i . au fF , Hf 1 ak f i uid A Ee Cari. ef a ae ~