The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 24, 1930, Page 6

NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS By B. P. HAGSTROM Mr. and Mrs. Eugean Perkins are the proud parents of a baby boy born to them Firday January 17th. Mother ‘nd baby are doing nicely. ... Andrew Hochalater, Harry Friska, Bimon Larson and Eric’ Pearson were Wilton callers Wednesday evening. Edna Falkenstein who is a student ‘of the Wilton high school spent the ‘week-end at the home of her borther- in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Ray Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Johnson and Mrs. Arthur Johnson were Wilton shoppers Monday. ‘The Rev. E. Berggren of Minne- polis is holding special services inj the community. H Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johnson, Mrs. | Arthur Johnson, and children and | Walter Strand were dinner guests at; the C. L. Johnson home Sunday. Mrs. Tosseth is visiting at the home of her daughter Mrs. Benton Back- man the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Asplund and John Asplund motored to Bismarck Wed: nesday. They called at the Otto Asp- } lund home. Word has been received that the Rev. and Mrs. Thure Johnson for- merly of this community, now of Cleveland, N. D., are the parents of a baby girl born to them the 8th of | January. Mother and baby are) doing well. Miss Merline Johnson spent Sat-/ urday night and Sunday with her cousin Leoma Sundquist. Mrs. Arthur Johnson and children and Walter Strand were callers of { Mr. and Mrs. Eric Pearson Thursday evening. ‘ Miss Agnes Tosseth is enjoying a vacation at her home at the present time. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johnson called | on Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Johnson one} afternoon tis week. Miss Ida Tosseth called on Mrs. Bert Hedstrom Saturday. Allan Westerman is teaching the Still school during the illness of Mrs. | ‘Westerman. George Johnson called on Verner Johnson one day last week. Miss Metline Johnson is visiting with her aunt, Miss Fern Perkins of ‘Wilton a few days. Ruben Pearson and Verner Johnson called at the Hagstrom home Tues- day. Walter Sundquist called at the Erickson Bros.’ home Friday. Peter Johnson called on Edwin| Johnson Friday. Albert Johnson was a caller on Eugean Perkins Tuesday. John Law, Ole Hagstrom and son Oscar were Wilton shoppers Tuesday. | $\ Regan 4) By BURDELLA B. HELGESON ‘The Congregational Ladies’ Aid met | ‘at the home of Mrs. A. F. Tourtlotte | on Wednesday afternoon and elected | the following officers for the year 1930: Mrs. H. F, Dimmond re-elected president; Mrs. A. T. Tourtlotte vice | president and Mrs, A. H, Lundberg | secretary - treasurer. The report of | 1929 activities and finances was given by the past secretary-treasurer, Mrs. A. L. Garnes. After the business} meeting @ lunch was served by the} hostess. The next regular meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. H. F. Dimmond on February 5th. The card party which was planned | for last Friday evening was postponed on account of the severe weather. It will be given some time in the near; future and date for same will be an- nounced by Mrs. A. H. Lundberg, vice president of the American Legion Auxiliary. | The next regular meeting of the) American Legion Auxiliary will be| held in the Log Cabin on the after-| noon of February 13th. Pot luck lunch will be served. A considerable number of farmers and Regan business men attended the| poultry show and stock meeting which ‘was sponsored by the elevator in the Legion Cabin last Monday evening. Every one reports a very interesting and helpful meeting. Lunch and| cigars were served after the meeting. ‘W. N. Kelly is manager of the local elevator. Hl A. H. Helgeson transacted business in Bismarck last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Lundberg and} Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Michelsen and family were guests at the golden wed: ding of Mr. and. Mrs. John Keifer of Wilton last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C, Olson and son,|® Delbert, and Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Carl- son and family were guests at the A. F. Tourtlotte home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berg were call- ers at the J. Fisher home last week. [Frances] By MILDRED DIETZMAN Evelette, Violet and Gladys Tooker ‘wrote on eighth grade state examina- tions Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dietzman were callers at the Elmer Lunquist home Monday forenoon. Kenneth McCormick, son of Mr. and Mrs. John McCormick ran a pitch fork tine through his foot last week, which caused him to be absent from school for several days. Cedric Craig school bus driver for the East Francis school had some dif- ficulty getting through on account of the bad weather and roads the last ‘Wm. Kershaw delivered some hogs to the Farmers’ association | Raymond Beyer and Ralph Beyer the | ton Saturday. ius hospital last week. He is reported getting along very nicely. The Schauer children were absent from school several days last week on account of sickness. Mr. and Mrs. Tooker dressed chick- ens Thursday to deliver°to Bismarck on Friday. The Tooker children were absent cold weather Friday. Walter Dietzman caught a coyote near his place Saturday. Mrs. Tooker made a short call on Mrs. Sarah Moffitt at the schoolhouse ‘Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Sarah Moffitt spent the week- end at the Dietzman home. As she was unable to get to her home near Menoken on account of the bad weather. Edith Olson was a visitor at the Joe Fisher home Wednesday. Carl Muth went to Bismarck on business Saturday. Clear Lake ‘ ae By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN Paul Paslay and Olaf Olson motor- ed to Bismarck Tuesday and spent the day. Mrs. Ole Newland entertained Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Will Stiles and family Wednes- day evening. Olaf Olson and brother Raider were Steele callers Thursday where Raider had a tooth removed by the dentist. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schoon were Bismarck callers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Heriry Olson enter- tained a number of friends Saturday evening at a whist party in honor of their son Lenard’s birthday. All present enjoyed the evening very much and a lovely lunch was served by Mrs. Olson. Those who won first prizes were Miss Tillie Schoon and second prize. Mrs. Ann Erickson spent the week- end at the J. W. Beyer home. Miss Sleighter, teacher of the Bey- er school has been on the sick list for several days. Taft | oe By FLORENCE B. GOSNEW ° | Ernest Hurr was a town caller Tues- day. Miss Lucille Elness and Glen Elness spent Tuesday evening at the Gosney home. Miss Madge Runey of Bismarck spent Sunday at the Henry Jessen home. Mr. and Mrs. Prince and son Har- old were town callers Tuesday. Mrs. Herman Nieman visited at the Elsness home in Sterling Saturday afternoon. M. L. Leftis was a town caller Mon- day. Mrs. Johnson and son William were town callers Monday. Charley Gosney called at the Charley Anderson home Monday eve- ning. Ed Fogarty was a Sterling caller Monday. Miss Marion Ness spent Thursday | night with Florence Gosney. Harlow and Burt Hendershot were Sterling callers Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Prince were callers in town Saturday. Miss Helen Swindling spent the week-end at her home. She attends Driscoll high school. Miss Madge Runey spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Gosney jome. Anton Oberg was a Sterling caller Saturday. Not very many attended P.-T.A. Thursday night, as it was very cold and roads quite bad. Mrs. Drystad and Mrs. Kling served the lunch. Songs were sung by all. Isam Belk sang two selections. Mrs. Wright and. Miss McCullagh played a duet, and Llewellyn Kling played a number on a saw. Mrs. Kling accompanied him on the piano. Presley Gosney spent Saturday night and Sunday at his home. He is serving on the jury in Bismarck. W. E. Runey and Mr. King were in Sterling Monday. Miss Florence Gosney spent Sunday afternoon with Lucille Elness. Ernest Hurr was a town caller Mon- day. Members of the Sherman and Siebel families in Sterling have the chicken- Pox, Hampton By ELIZABETH KOPPY Jim Herr, Steve Koppy and son Math, Javid Joeb and John Ohlhaus- er Jr. were business callers in Lin- Math Koppy called at the Godfrey Grenz home Sunday afternoon. Godfrey Grenz and Henry Knittel were business callers in Cannon Ball Saturday. from school on account of the severe | @, | week, tended by a number of young folks of this vicinity. Fred Petrie and Bill Bauer of Lin- ton were at the Frank home Sunday. Mr. Chesrown went to} Linton to spend a few days with his family. . ' Porter Umber went to Linton Wed- nesday afternoon. Math, Steve and Frank Koppy went. to Cannon Ball Thursday afternoon. f ] eo By MRS. 0. McINTYRE Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Tees are the proud parents of a baby boy born Friday.” Mother and son are pro- gressing nicely, Andrew Kraft hauled coal for the school near Fred Haas one day last Arena Bert Glanville called at Fred Haas’s Saturday. Hort Roberts has been grinding feed for Jamie Tees the past week. ° Eighth grade examinations were held Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- day. So the children in the lower grades had a short vacation. Laverne Goldberg came out ,Tues- day to work’ for McIntyre brothers for awhile. Ernest Winkle is spending some time in Bismarck, where he under- went an operation for appendicitis the fore part of the week. Claude Funden of Man was here Monday. Mr. Funden been on his vacation in the western part of the state, and had not visited this territory for several weeks. John Montgomery, who resides south of Bismarck was here a few days ago visiting with local friends. J. B. Racek of Mandan was here a few days ago looking after real estate interests. Oscar Satter of Naughton was here Sunday morning. Mr. Satter had been confined to his home with a severe cold for several days. Mrs. George Burbeck and three children have moved into the resi- dence owned by Mrs. Kate Swick, for the winter months. The Burbeck children have been attending school in town. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wood, who are spending the winter months with rel- atives in Pennsylvania have written to local friends. Mrs. Wood has been il with the influenza, but is now able to be up and around. Mrs. Al Erickson and children Bobby and Beverly of Bismarck arrived Sat- urday to spend a week at the home of Mrs. Erickson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Fricke. Miss Alice Strandemo of Glenview was among those who took eighth grade examinations here the fore part of the week. f Baldwin By FLORENCE BORNER cattle from the local stock yards here Friday. The weather being stormy the cattle were brought here in trucks from Mr. Schroeders farm seven miles east of Baldwin. Mrs, Herbert Little has returned home from Bismarck where she has been since the accident she sustained when she fell on the icy pavement, ‘ breaking her knee cap. Ernest Rupp motored to Bismarck Friday. He was accompanied home by his sister Emma who attends high school there and came home over the week-end. Enoch Anderson, local farmer was among those who attended the two- day farm business meeting which was held in Bismarck the fore part of the week. The meeting was called to dis- cuss better methods of farming. J. M. Thompson of Still also attended the meeting. , Mrs. Emil Geigle, who has been on the sick list for some time is again able to be up and around. Sam Hanson, former resident of Baldwin, as written local friends from Holl¥wood, California where he is spending the winter. Sam likes the west fine, and may make it his permanent home. Local friends of Mr. and Mrs. John Kiefer of Wilton will be interested in knowing they celebrated golden wedding anniversary Monday evening. A number of friends and relatives of the aged couple were present. Mr. Kiefer and his wife formerly resided on a farm, but later moved to Wilton. They are well known in this community. f_ Braddock By MRS. E. F. SAVAGE o ‘The ladies of the Woodman Citcle met in the hall Thursday evening with fifteen members in attendance. The installation of those new officers for 1930 who were not present at the last meeting took place. One of the junior members Miss Ada Fockler was taken into the Senior Circle. It was decided .at this meeting blue and white quilt for the home for hildren at H 5 d Porter Umber went to Winona Monday to help put up ice for John McCory. Wally Schiermeister called on friends in Gayton Sunday. Math Koppy took a load of wheat to Cannon Ball Monday afternoon. Ed Weller and hired man Pete Bender are busy hauling home hay from the river bottom. tern Charley Maier of Linton got a load of hay from Porter Umber Monday. Mr. Maier stayed over night at the Pane home going to Linton the xt day. Clarence and Cecil Morford and Henry Breman were in Cannon Ball Monday afternoon. Henry Knittel visited at the Steve a 2 ; i i i Hl] Greetings were extended bers from other members eltbn: » S daughter Ruby. Virgil Dexter visited the O. E. home for several days 2 € Lesher autoed Regs s é i 4 Pat 3s aEFE.. er Fred Schroeder shipped a car of |) ba imeeing tall cegealinaorh, wT paiag w. 5 was @ Braddock caller Mt 4 Bismares: Wed and it the | Sterl Saturday. lay spent fling callers time calling on old time friends. ‘fens Wildfang returned home Mrs. F, J. Zellmer was @ passenger | Friday after spending s few days in to Bismarck Saturday afternoon to visit with Mr. Zellmer at the hospi-/ Tom Stewart and daughter Fern tal, were Sterling callers Saturday. Sterling callers Saturday from Taft were ‘Wm. MacDonald came :down from. Glencoe Wednesday and spent sev- . eral days visiting his father and|Mrs. O. Prince and Mr. and Mrs. E. mother, Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacDon-|C. Fogarity. ald and other members of his fam-|] Mrs. L. B. Smith spent Friday aft- ily. ernoon visiting with Mrs. H. E. Wild- J.1. Shepard left this week to work | fang. on the telephone line in the north-| Mrs. Random was a town caller eastern part of the state. He was ac- | Saturday. ocmapnied by Messrs. Ervin Domer} Raymond. Johnson spent and Hartelle May. night in Bismarck, going up on No. 7 ‘The Braddock Study and Civic club | Friday and returning on No. 8 Sat- met with Mrs. Mary Shepard .on | urday. Wednesday evening. Miss Munn was} Miss Florence Langley cleaned an out of town visitor. A silver tea | house at Westicott’s Saturday. Afternoon Feb, 1 at the school gym. | day night with hse Florence: Lang. noon, . 1 at sel gym. | day it with Miss Florence - About fifty guests are expected. Mes- | ley. ani eis dames Lesher, Dexter and Bulton will| Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Richardson have charge of the program. were Sterling callers Saturday. Mesdames Lesher, Miss Munn and/ The young folks of Sterling have Mrs. Barton were visitors at school blige @ club. They held their Monday afternoon. meeting at the hall thelr club at thelr next meeting. eir club at’ the! , Mrs. West! 4 returned home By MRS. JENNIE DANCE holidays. boner Earl Hall was a i Mr. and Mrs. Park Wood and fam- | urday. peothn cars ily were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.| Miss Florence Langley helped with Otto.Ayers Friday evening. ‘The eve- | the work at L. B. Smith's Saturday ning was spent at the Park Wood age) home. Bridge was played during the sae ‘and a lunch served by Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Otto Ayers and son it Seer vrei Thy ais Ga By JOSEPHINE DIERUF dl ipeead Matt cd itm et | Taylor of Williston spent Mrs. George Abelein of Anamoose, | Wednesday visiting his brothers, N. D. spent several days visiting at |Allen and John Taylor. the home of Mr. and Mrs. R.G.| wr. and Mrs, Dannemeyer were Abeiein. Mr, and Mrs. R. G, Abelein and | Gay sel Fodor“ Bismarck Thurs- George Mrs. George Abelein were shopping in| Ainert py ant Harry ase ie Be A Ayers, Mrs, R, | Yee sod in Bismarok Wednesday M. Ludemann, Mrs. A. C. Dance vis- | CVening. ited at the R. G. Abelein home Sat- sd Arne Vinje was a business urday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Otto os ghee jarck Friday. Ayers and son, and Mrs. A. C. Dance! wittay “attending a” cont rt what presidents of the ‘society. Menoken ada where they spent their Christ- mas a oe east ee Lepctesttes by Earl ‘Women’s Missionary er became stuc! @ snow drift <| Harold Slitterman of Robinson Friday morning. Two of the chil. spent the tnoealie, dren were sent to Arthur Norlin’s farm for a team of horses, Eleanor epee al ta ia te Craven and algren were pad-|@®Y from Milnor, N. D., where ly ‘nomen peril face, hands ei has been visiting relatives for several feet. Some of the other children were | ¥&e also badly chilled before arriving at the schoolhouse. local elevator here Saturd [ Hazlegrove eh By MRS. RAY HAZLEGROVE tle Tuesday. pa Ed Pond was a caller at the Harry| Bismarck Wednesday to visit his Ulfers and Andrew Kraft homes on Beptiier: doe sin is anasto .be ihapeon y- 4 tals. Ray Hazlegrove called at the Karl aay Frank Gray home Tuesday. Mrs. @ school board meeting | New England school district at ba oar Mrs. E. rr. to make a| which Jennie Waiste, teacher of Cale mice mantian eee 1 spent the week-end with} Theodore Donman motored to the near Moffit. home of his uncle Julius the middle Te i i at McKenzie on account of her sis- ter Rose being sick. g if i Henry Zuraf{ was a Sterling caller f Steele | ie ag > - ef 2 3 Fi i g é g i * EE i i i s & oe Hl Bes ae Sa EE g ; i ; i F. Ghylin a1 ind Joe Keifer were in Regan Tuesday. A. callers Tu for James Robert, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wentz who passed ‘way Monday, Jan. 13. Sympathy is extended to the bereaved family. Rev. Knud of Tuttle officiated. Elsie Borth spent last Tuesday eve- mie thee school with Margaret Mar- Ed Delbec spent the week-end with his family in 5 Mrs. H. Glanville spent last week visiting relatives at Bismarck. and Ben McClosky were Horner home BEEF E 5 i 8 Ft z ; | F i & i : . : i G HE i g E g : i E i : EE : [ UE ti Be By MRS. LARE JACOBSON Burl Monroe and Wm. McAvoy mo- Bismarck Saturday. Homer tored to Monroe who has been a patient in one of the for some time returned home with them: Millard Jacobson visited at the Al- bert Larson home in Crofte from until Saturday. Miss Olga Niegebaur from Bis- marck who has been giving the state examinations in this district returned home Thursday. F. R. Simons visited friends across welcom« ‘Mrs, Ed Olson is visiting for a few days with her sister, Mrs. Hilma Adams. ‘Wm. Lane took one of Julius Peter- 'son’s sons to the hospital on Tues- day. His appendix had bursted and the boy is in a critical condition. Miss Helen Doehle and Geraldine visited with Hariret Moffit able to work had his foot injured member and son stayed at me Saturday night. Ira Peheus took their the doctor at Bis- Moffit accom- the river Sunday. , Mrs. Ed Christiansen of Sand Hav- en, Minn., is here visiting friends and relatives. Mr, and Mrs. Walter Simons at- aa ey EPH Pig ta 3 fit & alate beige inet Pa 3 29 E I ut E | e E | é s 8 & Hy E af ic i tft rf & d g i if I & i E i | a | BBo i Ht [ rE if rE i i i fe Fes i Fl E H i E : i ; ii itl ? ze Lt i i i EI z I I a ip ih if i E i i Fi i 7 E ; § ine