The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 17, 1930, Page 7

oi teas BY | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1980 Lein By OLGA M. RISE Miss Gladys Rue closed a very suc- cessful term of school in school No, 1 ‘Thursday afternoon. Mrs, Marie Olauson and son Olaf spent Saturday evening at Harold Christianson’s. Mrs,.John Birkeland and daughter Gale transacted business in B! Friday. Olga and Arthur Rise, Mrs. Dallas Barkman and Gladys Rue motored to Bismarck Friday. The latter re- mained at her home. Mr, and Mrs, Alfred Arneson and Mrs, Helmer Arneson spent Satur- day attending to business matters in Bismarck. ‘Miss Dorothy Cotes left Wednesday for her home at Crandell 8. Dak., after completing a term of school ere, " Dorothy Barkman spent the week- id at her ntal home. arnold Christa nson called at J/ O. Rise’s Thursday evening. Olaf Olauson called at J. O. Rise’s and Geo, Christianson’s Saturday eve- ge Peterson sent Sunday at the Dallas Barkman home. Mrs. J. O. Rise, Olga and Everett called at Art Bjorhus’ Saturday. Ed Nygaard spent ad night at the Stuart Severson home. Alice Arneson spent Friday with Clara Rise. and Sam Vik spent Sunday it their ntal home. % ‘Stuart’ Severson’s have been on the sick list with the flu the past week. Steele | By PAUL F. GRESS Miss Knudsvig spent the weck-end with Miss Harren at the latters’ home in Jamestown. Mrs. F. W. Gress who has been visiting friends in Steele, returned to her home in Underwood Friday. Reuben Stromberg is reported as being on the list of convalescents this week. ‘The Steele track team left for Mi- not Friday evening and entered the meet there Saturday. Gerald Pres- cott ably conducted himself, breaking the tape in the 100 and 220 yard dashes and taking fourth place in the broad jump. van was oe point man in the Magic City meet. The Women's Foreign Missionary society met at the home of Mrs. Tom Jaynes Wednesday. Mrs. Matthews and Mrs. Dan Patton were the lead- -erB. Mr. and Mrs. Gustafson drove to Jamestown Sunday to visit friends and relativse. Miss Dunton, @ misslonary on fur- Jough from India, gave a talk at the Methoidst church Sunday afternoon. A unon Mothers’ Day program was held Sunday morning at the Presbyterian church, the Methodist and Presbyterian churches uniting to observe the day. About twenty-five students of Steele high school, and some of the teachers left Wednesday morning, for Grand Forks to compete in the music meet and May Festival there. E. M. Wiley and his bride returned to Steele Monday morning. The couple will make their home on his farm near Steele. The Kidder county grade pley day took place at Dawson Friday. In spite of the inclement weather it was well attended. The grade school at Steele was well represented in the. contests. f_ Glen View | By MBS. LARS JACOBSON Kathryn McLean departed for her home at Menoken Saturday evening after closing a successful term of school. Visitors at the Holden home Sun- day were Edith Goldsberry, Grace and Ray Simons, and Frank Murray. Gertrude Zanders from Minot spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. ‘Tom Morgan. Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Moe of Minot were week-end guests with friends and relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Albin Erstrom and family were Sunday visitors at the Simons home. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Moe, Mrs. C. M. Jacobson, Mr, and Mrs, Lars Ja- cobson, Millard Jacobson, Edythe Goldsberry and Violet Johnson were dinner guests at the Con Johnson hhome Sunday. Edythe Goldsberry and Violet Johnson called at the Alvin Lange home Friday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Al Holden accompa- nied Mr. and Mrs. Joe Warmke of near Wilton to the Capital City Tues- day. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morgan had aa their guests last Tuesday night, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pass and family from Kenmare, N. D. They were on their way to their new home in Butte, Montana., Mrs. Pass is a daughter of Mrs. Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Monroe and family were Sunday visitors at the Hedberg home east of Wilton. dJohnson’s home Tuesday. ‘. Schoon and family are enjoying a visit with friends from South Dakota. Tyler Johnson and son accom- panied by J. R. Johnson were Sterling callers Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schoon left Friday for Verona, N. D., where they will visit with Mrs. Schoon’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pederson, for a few days, Mrs, Jennie Clarke and Miss Violet were Sterling callers Saturday. Mrs. Lee and.Mrs. Gilthan of Bis- marck motored down to Sterling Sat- urday to visit with friends and rel- atives. Elder Elness was a Sterling caller Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Schmidking’s and family visited at the Ed. Freshour home Sunday. Miss Violet Schmid- NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS kings will stay at Ed. Freshour’s for Byers and of Sterling called at Mrs. Jennie Clarke’s home Saturday evening. Martin Olson was a Sterling caller Saturday. Eli Harding was a Sterling caller ‘Thursday. Warren Belile called at the Tyler Johnson home Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Tyler Johnson and daughter Olive visited with J. R. Johnson Sunday. Floyd Belk was a Sterling caller Monday. Martin Reddy called at the John Elness home Sunday. [7 Canfield J By MBS. A. F. GHYLIN Mr. and Mrs. John Keifer were call- ers in Bismarck Thursday. Mrs. Kei- fer went down to consult a physician. The Sunday school and the I. s. Balcom gave a party at the Canfield school Sunday afternoon in honor of Mr. Humphreys. They presented him & upholstered rocker for doing janitor work for them the past winter. The I. 8S. Balcom class meet at the Strand home Thursday evening. Bernhard Jordahl, Charlotte Wil- mot, Burnett Jacobson and Orlo Johnson were callers in town Satur- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin and sons called at the Joe Keifer home Thurs- day evening. Mrs. Joe Cook spent Wednesday at the Anna Strand home. Randolph Jordahl, Ollie Cook, Burnett Jacobson, Orlo Johnson, at- tended choir practice Sunday after- noon, Marie Schilling spent Sunday eve- ning at the Jordahil home. Mr. and Mrs. Ghylin called at hte ‘Wutzke home Monday evening. A. H. Luundberg and Ole B. Aune called at the Joe Kiefer home Sun- day afternoon. Miss Alice Strand, R. N., was called to Bismarck on duty Sunday evening. Mrs. Joe Kiefer entertained her mother and brothers at dinner, Moth- ers’ Day, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin enter- tained the following at dinner on Mothers’ Day: Mr. and Mrs. Ole Ol- son, Oscar, Fred, Violet Olson, Bur- nett Jacobson, Ollie Cook and Dee Bailey. Violet Olson, Dee Bailey and Ger- ald Ghylin called at the Joe Cook home Sunday. Mrs. Taylor Cousins from Ryder, N. D., spent Saturday and Sunday at the Taylor home. ‘The homemakers club will meet at he: Ole Olson home Thursday, June f o Clear Lake | By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN Ralph Beyer spent Tuesday at Bis- marck, Olaf and Erling Olausen drove to Bismarck Tuesday, where they had some dental work done. They also visited with relatives at Mandan re- turning home Wednesday. Paul Pasley was a Bismarck caller Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith were called to Regan Wednesday by the sudden illness of Mrs. John Carlson their daughter, Mrs. Carlson was re- moved to the Bismarck hospital and Mrs. Smith accompanied her there, Mr. Smith returned home Thursday. Miss Hazel Nelsen is employed at the H. A, Smith home while Mrs. Smith is with her daughter, Mrs. John Carlson. Frank Shaffer and Harold Har-| da; grave were Bismarck callers Thurs- day. Mrs, Harold Hargrave returned home from the hospital Thursday, where she had been receiving treat- ments the past week. Tom Finn was a Sterling caller Thursday. Mrs. Christ Schoon and Mrs, Ernest. Schoon left Friday morning for Verona to visit with Mrs. Ernest Schoon’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter- son. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Pasley enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. Ben Orne and daughter Ruby, H. A. Smith and Miss Hazel Nelsen at a Sunday dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Olson spent. Sunday with relatives at Driscoll. f— Welch’s Spur j By MRS. R. M. WELCH Julius Dorman called at the home of his brother, Otto, Monday. The Standard Oil company truck called at Fred Rittel’s Monday. Mrs. A. D. Welch drove to Bismarck on business Monday. John Welch and fam- Welch drove to Bis- O. P. Welch, Wednesday. The Presbyterian missionary society met at the home of Mrs. John Welch Thursday afternoon. Jack Ishmall drove to Menoken Thursday. He called on O. P. Welch while en route home. Lawrence Doppler was in Bisr.arck on business Thursday. John Nieland called at the Robert Welch home Thursday evening for Mrs. Neland and the children. Fred Rittel called on Robert Welch Friday. Marcus Tremblay in the Nelson place shed farming; idav afterncon to start work in Bismarck soon, Horace Dirlam called at the Fred Rittel home Saturday. Later he drove to Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dorman and son Theodore visited at the Horace Dir- baby jlam and Robert Welch homes Sun- day. Mrs. Weiss, and son of Grand Forks, who have been visiting at the Rittel home, expect to go Streeter ne to visit other friends and rela- ves. a Menoken 4 —_—__——-4 By MRS. JENNIE DANCE Miss Orpha Agnew visited Mrs.|* Laura Dance Monday afternoon. Mrs. A. C. Dance attended a party in Bismarck Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Halvor Johnson. It was given in honor of the 73rd birthday anniver- sary of her mother, Mrs. H. E. John- son, who is visiting from Stanger, Alberta, Canada. A large number of gifts were received. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Abelein spent ‘Wednesday evening visiting Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ayers. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Lee and son of Bismarck were entertained at din- ner Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Abelein. Mr. and Mrs, A. F. Welch and daughter Miss Ruth were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Welch of Bismarck, Mothers’ Day. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Ludemann spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Klepstein. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dobson and son George, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Jonnson, Mrs. Joe Kerby of Bismarck, and Mrs. Laura Dance were entertained at dinner Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Dance. Evelyn Evenson of Bismarck was a week-end visitor of Miss Alice Klep- stein, returning to Bismarck on train No. 7, Sunday. Miss Nellie Dance arrived home Friday evening, spending Saturday and Sunday visiting her mother, Mrs. Laura Dance. Miss Dance returned to Edgeley, N. D., Sunday, where she ig teaching school. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Yeakle were shopping in Bismarck Friday. A farmers meeting was held in con- solidated school Friday evening. A musical program was given by pupils of the school. Mrs. T. Hughes of McKenzie was visiting in Menoken Friday. The Menoken homemakers met at the home of Mrs. L. J. Agnew, May 8. Fifteen ladies attended this meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ayers spent Thursday evening at the R. M. Lude- mann home. Mrs. Otto Ayers attended a one o'clock luncheon and sales meeting of the Riv-u-let Fruit sales agents at the Patterson hotel on Monday. Twenty sales people were present. Mr. Heinie of Eugene, Oregon, gave a splendid talk on the production of fruit and canning. Melvin A. Het- land of Minneapolis, district supervise lor, gave sales talks. Kenneth King and J. A. Flow were business callers from Bismarck Mon- ] f Chas. Heddick called at the Albin Spanberg home Tuesday afternoon. Cc. E. Christianson was a Regan caller Wednesday. Regan callers Saturday evennig were O. W. Backman and sons Melvin and Edwin, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sheldon and family, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ol- son and son, Ernest Gordon, A. Kolb, Allen Tollivet, Pete Lundkuist, Ste- phen Monroe, Chas. Heddick. Hester Bailey visited school Wednes- Rock Hill By RUTH LITTLE ye Clyde and Clayton Little motored to Regan Tuesday. Gene Little called at J. F. Little's Saturday of last week. Mrs. Mary Rasche and Edith Colip were Regan callers Friday. 8. B. Olson was a Regan caller ‘Thursday. Callers at J. F. Little’s Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davenport ‘and G. O. Londsey. Mrs. Leo Sheldon and sons Carl and Raymond called at the Ernest Gordon home Saturday evening. ‘Walter Schmansky called at the An- drew Kolb home Sunday. Mrs. K. Kolb, Andrew Kolb, Mrs. V. Monroe and Allen Tolliver motored to ‘Wing Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Solahn were Sunday guests at the Emil Olson home. Roy Farley transacted business at Wing Saturday. - Harvey Fitzgerald and Vincent ererman called at J. F. Little's Fri- iy. Clayton and Virgil Little motored to Bismarck Friday afternoon. y 5 Mrs. Ray McCullough and son were Wilton callers Saturday. J. F. Little and Phyllis called at the Martin Feuling home Saturday after- noon, Guests at the Leo Sheldon home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vol- len and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Louie and family, Florence and Elsie Keator, Agnes Selahl, Andrew Kolb and Walter Schmansky. Pete Lundquist motored to Bismarck Monday. Cc. O, Kettelson and Marvin Alm motored to Regan Monday. Clayton Little called at the Ira Bailey home Sunday morning. The Ladies’ Aid will meet with Mrs. G. O. Lindsey Wednesday, May 21. Potluck lunch will be served. Mr. and Mrs. John Pool called at the James Fitzgerald home Saturday on their way to Sterling. Andrew Kolb motore dto Regan Tuesday. Mrs. James Fitzgerald and son Laurence called at the Steve Little home Monday. Everett Bailey called at the P. E. Pat- ton home Monday morning. Alfred Bouche called at the Ed Rasche home Monday. Vincent Sherman and Harry Fitz- gerald called at the 8. W. Nemetz home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bailey and Mrs. Mabel Bailey were Regan callers Mon- day. ‘ " Chas. Heddick motored to Regan Thursday. Elsie Hohalter spent a week visit- ing at the Chris Waugeman home. Callers at J. F. Little's Sunday were Everett Bailey, ecartin Feuling, Ste- phen Monroe, Allen Tolliver, and Laurence Fitzgerald. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Nemetz called at the Lewis Jorgenson home Tues- Gladys Gramling closed 4 jsram === jen route home. Mr. Tremblay expects| school district No. 2 on Monday. A Picnic lunch was enjoyed by the pu- Pils and parents. Visitors invited were Clayton, Clyde, Virgil, Ruth and Phyl- lis Little; Francis, Laurence, Harvey and Batty Fitzgerald, and Vincent Sherman. The evening was spent in Playing games. A good time was re- Ported by all present. Mrs. Homer Taylor and Mrs. C. Filkinson attended a Momemakers club meeting at Mandan Tuesday. They accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hubbel and Mrs. A. Coplin of Wing. Clayton and Clyde Little and B. Fitzgerald called at the S. W. Nemetz home Monday evening. C. W. Wilkinson brought Mre. Wil- kinson and Mrs. H. Taylor to the J. F. Little home Tuesday morning. Driscoll ‘ By MRS. F. 0. JOHNSON Martin Apland of Fargo spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Apland. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Clar- ence Swanson Thursday afternoon. Miss Nettleton was a dinner guest jat the Grenville Selland home Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Bruschwein en- tertained Mr. and Mrs. Koessel and family Sunday at dinner. C. A. Jackson and children spent Sunday in Bismarck with Mrs. Jack- son. Miss Nettleton and the primary children entertained the mothers Thursday afternoon in the school room. A Mothers’ Day program was given, at the conclusion of the after- noon a nice lunch was served. Mrs. M. C. Koessel, Mrs. Henry Swindling and Mrs. Melvin Johnson called on Mrs. Elmer Koon Thursday afternoon. The Sons of Norway held a meet- ing at the hall Thursday night Francis Stanton of Sterling spent Sunday at the Henry Apland home. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lewis entertained Mr. and Mrs. M. Lunn at dinner Sun- day. Doris Fice, Pearl Hanson, Delmer Erickson, Stanley Hanson and Eldon Lewis were guests of Beryl Johnson Sunday evening. Hannah Dronen and Mildren Carl- son spent the week-end at their homes. Miss Clara Lein spent Sunday at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Al Chapin entertained Misses Ortman, Nettleton and Grenz, Friday evening at dinner. Mrs. Wm. Van Vleet and Mrs. Ras- mussen called on Mrs. Adam Eisen- beisz Saturday afternoon. Miss Dagmar Rosvold spent a few days with Mavis Rosvold. Morris Ellaflood, Sam Miller and Melvin Lein were Driscoll callers Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morton and family drove to Bismarck Friday. Mr. Vinge of Steele was a Driscoll caller Sunday. Mrs. Elwood Swanson and daugh- ter Delores spent Wednesday in Steele visiting her paretns, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Knudson. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Olson and fam- ily spent Saturday in Bismarck. Miss Lillie Sampson spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Floyd Swanson Misses Ortman, Nettleton, Grenz and Mrs. Grubb, were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lewis Saturday evening. Mrs. Grubb spent the week-end with her sister, Miss Nettleton. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Colton and sons, Clifford and George, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Truax. A Mothers’ Day program was given st the M. E. church Sunday after- noon. Miss Nettleton spent Sunday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Syverson. McKenzie ; f @ By MRS. T. T. HUGHES The P. T. A. met in regular session in the schoolhouse Tuesdsy night with President W. L. Watson in charge. After a short business meet- ing a program was enjoyed. Mrs. 8S. Engleman of Braddock called on Mrs. E. VanDyne Saturday. Among those in and near McKen- zie getting baby chickens from Coun- ty Agent A. R. Miesen are Ruth and Myron Lewis, Esther Watson, Vivian Larson, Dorothy Wilton, Bernice and Rodger Bliss, Manferd and Mina Manly, Howard and Rosa Delle Wild- fang. Ed VanDyne made a business trip to Sterling Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Turner, Tom- mie Coons, Emery Turner, Roscoe Coons, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Coons, were Bismarck callers Thursday. Mrs. E. W. Anderson entertained the Ladies Aid Wednesday afternoon. There was a good attendance. Re- freshments were served at 5 o'clock to nineteen. The McKenzie Royal Neighbors held a regular meeting in the hall Thursday night with 20 members present. Their next meeting will be held May 23. E. W. Anderson was a business caller in Bismarck Wednesday. Roscoe Crum and E. VanDyne were callers in Bismarck Tuesday. Mrs. L. Barner of Centralia, Wash., arrived in McKenzie Monday, May 5, to visit her son, Frank. Mr. and Mrs. E. L, Adams were visitors at the Fay Johnson home near Moffit Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Watson en- tertained Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hamblen to dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Byers of Ster- ling were McKenzie callers Thursday evening. g Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Crum of Bis- marck were McKenzie callers Friday evening. .Mrs. H. R. Raeshke, Mrs. Conley and Mrs. M. A. Doucette called on Mrs. Henry Lewis Saturday after- noon. Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Hughes visited relatives in Bismarck Sunday. The McKenzie R. N. A. juveniles gave @ program in the hall Mothers’ Day. After the program refreshments were served. =~ ‘Mrs. M. J. Belcher, Mrs. Henry Lewis and Mrs. T. T. Hughes attended the homemakers meeting in Bismarck Monday. Morris Sather of Bismarck was a business caller in this vicinity Friday. M. J. Belcher and R. D. Crum were callers in Bismarck Monday. Music pupils of Miss Gerald Young will give a piano recital :.t the W. L. Watson home Saturday May 24. at 3p. m. Followifg is the pro- Duet, My Mama's Walt: He called at the Robert Welch place|cessful term of school in Highland| (Streabbog). Bernice Bliss and Mina Manly; Drifting, (Williams), Delvin MeNeil;] Song of the Mermaid, (Wil- liams), Jean Johnson; The Little Prince, (Krogmann), Joyce Johnson; Vocal solo, selected, Madeline Boren; At Twilight, (Kellerman), Esther Watson; Melody in F, (Rubenstein), Bernice Bliss; Home in Our Moun- tains, (Verdi), Mina Hanly; Pixie's Good-night son, Katherine Hughes. —__—___—_—__—_——_® f Ecklund ; o ° By JUSTINE MORRIS H. A. McCullough was a shopper in Wilton Tuesday. T. F. Morris called at the Fred Ur- beck home Monday. Carl Johnson made a trip to Wilton Tuesday. Steve Morris of Bismarck visited at the T. F. Morris home Tuesday and Wednesday. Levi Anderson visited with the Brown brothers Wednesday. Donald Morris called at the Clar- ence Falkenstein home Friday. Lester Falkenstein visited at the Clarence Falkenstein home Friday afternoon. T. F. Morris called at the Charlie Spitzer home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Falkenstein visited with Mrs. Falkenstein’s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Fricke Wednesday. Mabel McCullough carried mail on the route Tuesday, George Gray rural mail carrier being sick. Donald Morris was transacting business in Bismarck Thursday. Clarence Anderson high school stu- dent of Wilton visited over the week- end with his paretns, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Anderson. Orville Falkenstein called at the T. F, Morris home Thursday evening. Orville Falkenstein was transacting business in Wilton Tuesday. Levi Anderson visited at the T. F. Morris home Wednesday. Harry Diamond was a caller at the H. A. McCullough home Thursday. Fred Wood Standard Oil man of Baldwin was through this vicinity Saturday. Donald Morris visited with the Brown brothers Thursday. Herb Fricke was a caller at the Herman Falkenstein home Wednes- day evening. T. F. Morris was a shopper in Baldwin Monday. Elmer McCullough of Baldwin and brother H. A. McCullough and daugh- ter Elsie of Wilton left for Iowa by car Thursday, where they were called by the death of Mr. McCullough’s aged father. Steve Morris made a trip to Wil- ton Tuesday. Harry Diamond was a brief caller at the Clarence Falkenstein home Thursday. Harry Diamond was a caller at the T. F. Morris home Thursday. A number of young folks from this vicinity took in the dance in the American Legion hall in Regan Sat- urday night. T. F. Morris and children, Ray- mond, Justine and Aldene were shop- pers in Wilton Tuesday. Orville Falkenstein visited at the Clarence Falkenstein home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Connie Jorenson vis- ee at the Howard Toplin home Sun- jay. Dorothy Morris who is helping Mrs. Paul Schunert with her house work visited wtih her parents, Mr. ant Mrs. T. F. Mortis, over Sunday. Gerald and Raymond Morris called at the Ira Falkenstein home Sunday. Gordon Williams accompanied Or- ville Falkenstein to Still Sunday. Levi and Bennie Anderson visited over Sunday night with Donald Mor- tis. Mrs. Conrad Gorenson and nephew, Kenneth Johnson, visited at the How- ard Toplin home Friday. Victor Anderson and son Vernal were transacting business in Bismarck Friday. Orville Falkenstein visited at the T. F. Morris home Sunday. » ————_——¢ | Driscoll | eo ° By MRS. NINA DODGE Mrs. Alden Nelson and little son returned home from the Bismarck hospital Sunday. The primary room entertained the mothers, in honor of Mothers’ Day, Thursday. After a short program, lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis entertained the Misses Hanson, Ortman, Grenz, and Nettleton, at dinner Saturday eve- ning. Mr. Jackson and family spent Sun- day afternoon with Mrs. Jackson at the Bismarck hospital. J. E. Tierney and family of Bis- marck, visited at Stewart's Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Kossel and fam- ily spent Sunday at A. M. Brusch- wein home. Mr. Gertz, Bertrum Lein, of Lein, and Mr. Newcomer attended a Riv-t let Fruit meeting in Bismarck Mon- day. Mr. McCann visited at the Knud- son home Sunday. Mrs, A. C. Jordan and Miss Cor- delia visited the seventh and eighth grades Tuesday afternoon. Will Van Vleet and son Raymond went to Fargo last week and drove home a new roadster. Miss Nettleton spent Sunday at the Clarence Syverson home. Mrs. Vic Pederson, Mrs. Van Vleet and Mrs. Geo. Haugen called on Mrs. Chapin Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Koon and Jordan visited Miss Hanson's room Tuesday forenoon. f ee | Steiber | —_—_—_ By MRS. C. L. MALONE Miss Bessie Anderson returned from Bismarck after spending several days at the home of her sister. Mrs. Frank Johnson. Mrs. H. A. Smith is visiting at the John Carlson home. Bill Hickel was a business visitor at the Alta store Monday. There were several from here who attended the Legion dance in Regan Saturday evening. All report a good time. Albert Anderson took his brothers Ralph and Johnnie to Bismarck Fri- day to get their allotment of baby chicks they brought some for Gottlieb Stiner's children also. J. R. Jones and son Gerald were business visitors in Bismarck Friday. Among those who shopped in Re- gan Saturday were Gotlieb Steinert, Mike Boschee, Glen Oder, Robert Patzner, Grahem Schaffer, and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Malone. Glen Oder was a caller at C. L. Ma- lone’s Thursday evening. Glen McAllister visited his parents near Alta Sunday. Two of Karl Schatz boys were busi- ness callers at C. L, Malone's Satur- day evening. Moffit By MRS. C. E. MOFFIT The Ladies Aid met at the home ot | Mrs. A. E. Cline on Wednesday, May 7. Plans were made for an old fash- joned spelling school and a basket social some time in June. The host- ess served a delicious lunch. Eight members and a number of visitors were present. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Jason Hoover on Wednesday, June 4. . Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wentz and chil- dren of Napoleon visited at the W. E. Nichol home last Sunday. Mrs. Wentz is a sister of Mrs. Nichol. Mrs. Fay Johnson and Mrs. Wm. Carroll attended the Homemakers meeting at Bismarck Monday. Plans were made at this meeting for achievement day.. This includes every club in the county. All the members of the clubs are supposed to make a dress for this day and they are to be in to headquarters My the third of June. Clara Mauk visited Tuesday night with Dorothy Edson. Mr. and Mrs. Burns Bailey and children spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bailey's mother, Mrs. V. Benz. Miss Dorothy Edson spent Sunday evening with Miss Clara Mauk. The missionary meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Jim Hill on Tues- day afternoon, as county Play Day was on the regular day, Wednesday. May 14. Several were present at the meeting. Mrs. Gertie Hoffman spent Tuesday and Wednesday attending a meeting at Mandan. Mrs. C. E. Moffit and children were dinner guests at the Peter Hofstad home Sunday. A lovely chicken din- ner was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Pillsbury and children visited at the Johnson home near McKenzie Sunday. Ethel Benz visited with her aunt, Mrs. Pete Hofstad last week. Mrs. Emil Enockson and son Clit- ford and her sister Miss Amanda Irven were Bismarck callers Saturday. The Homemakers club met at the John Benz home last Friday. A fair crowd was present. Plans for achieve- ment day were discussed and tnen the meeting was turned over to the project leaders, Mrs. Fay Johnson and Mrs. Wm. Carroll who gave their lesson on planning and trimming dresses and the cutting of flare skirts. A hot lunch was served by the hostess. The Lucky Star 4-H club met at the home of the president, Miss Dor- othy Edson on Tuesday evening, May 13, About 12 were present. The next meeting will be at the home of Miss Beth Porter on May 20. This will be a social meeting. Rev. and Mrs. Kinzler called at the C._E. Moffit home Tuesday evening. The Misses Katherine Bruce. Har- riet Moffit and Thelma Moffit spent Tuesday night at the Hoffman home. Rev. Kinzler and children Edward and Emma Jean, were Bismarck call- ers Saturday. Mrs. Luella Shulte and her mother, Mrs. Korme Kimball went to Bis- marck on the N. P. train Wednesday. Mrs. Guthmiller and children re- turned hom to Merricourt last week after a visit to her parents’ home south of town. A. Benz is able to be home from the hospital and is very much better. Mrs. Leatha Johnson returned to Moffit Monday after a visit of a week at Wishek with friends. near « A : Lein i ° ad By OLGA M. RISE Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman drove to Driscoll Wednesday evening. The P. T. A. meeting was held at Lein school No. 2 Wednesday evening. Miss Dorothy Cotes spent the week- end with her aunt,Mrs. Ida Thoreson, in Lyman township. Misses Olga Rise and Gladys Rue drove to Wing Friday morning. Miss Glayds Rue spent Friday eve- ning and Saturday with Josie Olson. Lein schools No. 1 and 3 had their picnic in the Dyrland gulch Friday afternoon. Ice cream, cake, sand- wiches, weiners and coffee was served by the teachers and pupils. The aft- ernoon was spent in playing baseball. A large crowd was present and all report a good time. Quite a few from this vicinity at- tended the dance at Wing Saturday evening. Sivert Gylden, Selma Rise and Nina Waiste spent Sunday at J. O. Rise’s. Olive Rise spent Saturday night and Sunday at her parental home. Misses Dorothy Barkman and Ber- nice Bjorhus spent the week-end ai their parental homes. . Nina Waiste closed a successful term of school Friday afternoon. A large crowd attended the Luther League meeting held at Dallas Bark- man’s Sunday afternoon. Collection taken amounted to $7.11. The Ladies Aid met at the Alfred Arneson home Wednesday afternoon, May 14. Gladys Rue and Olga Rise spent Thursday evening at the Alfred Arne- son home. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Rise called at the Dallas Barkman home Monday evening. John and Elsie Kruger called at J. ©. Rise home Wednesday evening. Dorothy Cotes closed a very suc- cessful term of school Tuesday after- noon. @ f o Schrunk By HELEN WITT Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seilenger and daughter Marjory motored to Wing Wednesday afternoon. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Marchant mo- tored to Wing Thursday, bringing their daughter Margaret home for the week-end. Miss Tillie Wentz spent Wednesday night at the Henry Seilenger home. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Witt spent Sun- day evening at the Henry Seilenger home. ij Fred Smith and John Degner called at the John Witt home Mon- day. Sunday afternoon callers at the R G. Marchant home were Mr. and Mrs. John Witt, Marcella Nieters, Alfred Mallay, Herbert Ziegimeier and Wil- bert Neiters. Miss Luella Wentz has been absent from school this week on account of illness. Wm. Witt and D. F. McClellan mo- tored to Wing Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seilenger and family, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Seil- enger and son Earl and Mrs. Mary Walters spent Sunday afternoon at the Charley Seilenger home. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Wentz and fam- ily spent Sunday at the Philip Schuh home. Saturday evening shopper in Wing from this community were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and family, Mr. and Mrs. Em. Glanville, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Halver and son Stanley and Henry Seilenger. Jake Wentz called at the Humphery Bailey home Monday. Mrs. Charles Johns went by train to Bismarck Friday to spend the day with her daughter Clover, who 1s ill in the Bismarck hospital, returning home Saturday. John Helpin called at the Henry Seilinger home. Henry Seilinger and John Witt mo- tored to Wing Monday afternoon. Arthur Lees and Fred Hindbouch were Wing shoppers Tuesday. Miss Marcella Nieters returned home Saturday evening, after helping at the Arthur Lees home the past two weeks. Miss Luella Wentz spent Sunday and Monday at her parental home. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Marchant and daughters Margaret and Irene spent Friday evening at the John Witt home. Mrs. J. E. Witt spent Friday after- noon with Mrs. Arthur Tees and Miss Marcella Nieters. oo Hazlegrove | By MRS. RAY HAZLEGROVE Jack Stewart and daughter Sylvia called Monday morning at the Ray Hazlegrove home. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McQuiren called last Sunday at the Jack Stewart home. Wisenburger called at Will Thiel- ings for a calf and at Elmer Perrys for a calf and at Frank Grays for a hog and at Ray Hazlegroves for three hogs Monday which he hauled in to be shipped Tuesday. E. B. Sauter called at Jack Stew- art's Monday for some hogs. Ray Hazlegrove took Frank Gray to Tuttle Monday afternoon to get some repairs for his car as he broke tt Sun- day. Mrs. Hazlegrove visited Mrs. Gray while the men were to town. Jack Stewart and daughter Sylvia were business callers in Tuttle Mon- day afternoon. Christ Stolher was in Tuttle Mon- day and took out a new range stove. Owen McIntyre was in Tuttle Mon- day and traded plows with the I. H. S. Implement company. Martin Hutchinson and Earl Sorenson took out the new plows and back the old one Monday. Earl Sorenson and Marlin Hutchin- son called at Ray Hazlegrove’s Mon- day afternoon. Henry Ulfers was in Tuttle one day this week on business. Henry Wetzle repaired Harry Ulf- ers truck Tuesday for him. Elmer Gray arrived home Thursday from Fargo, where he has been going to school, for a vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolff called on business at Ray Hazlegrove's ‘Thurs- day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray and El- win Gray called at the Ray Hazle- grove home Thursday evening. Elmer Perry was in Tuttle Thurs- day on business. George Pehl carried mail for Oscar ‘Wietstock Friday. Elvin Gray stopped over night in Lake Williams on his way home from Fargo, Wednesday, to visit his sister, Miss Opal Gray who teaches there. A calf came in with Ray Hazle- grove's cattle one night. It is small, maybe last year’s calf. Color between a brown and black. Wish owner would claim it. Christ Stohler and sons must be going to do some breaking this spring, for they have been just more than digging rock. The Stolher young folks were in Tuttle Saturday night. Andrew Kraft and brother and sis- ters and Gotlieb Weber were in Tut- tle Saturday night. Floyd Brolin and his mother and sister Florence were shopping in Tut- tle Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Milt Goldsmith and sons and daughters were in Tuttle shopping this week. George Pehle of Arena was in Tut- tle Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Nipper and fam- ily were in Tuttle Saturday night. Lester Hawkins was in Tuttle Sat- urday night shopping. Ed Wagner was in Arena on busi- ness Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove were shoppers in Tuttle Saturday night. Mrs. Hazlegrove also called at the George Wentland home. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glanville and sons Dean and Harold and also Mr. and Mrs. Owen McIntyre were in Wing one day this week shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Hutchinson are the parents of a nine-pound baby boy born at Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray and El- win Gray took in the play day doings in Tuttle Friday. Miss Opal Gray came home with them to spend the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray, and on ac- count of the hard rain, Mr. Gray and Elwin took the car and them and Ray up to Rays and did the chores where they remain for the night, and Mrs. Hazelgrove remained wtih her nother Arthur Tees was a Wing shopper); and sister, Opal. 100 York Rite Masons Meet at Devils Lake Cando, N. D., May 17.—()—More than 100 Masons attended the ban- quet here Thursday night which fea- tured the second annual Lake Region Festival of York Rite Masons. Speak- ers included W. W. Hall, Jamestown; W. L. Stockwell and Ralph L. Miller, both of Fargo, all officers of the crand Lodge of Masons in North Da- ota, Doric and Cando chapters of Royal Arch Masons from Devils Lake and Cando conferred the Royal Arch de- gree Thursday night with I. O. An- derson, Devils Lake, as high priest. At commandery meeting in Devils Lake this afternoon and evening, the order of Red Cross and Malta degrees will be exemplified. A dinner at Devils Lake toight closes the two-day festival. Fargo Pastor to Preach in Oregon Fargo, N. D., May 17.—()—Dr. D. T. Robertson, minister at the First Presbyterian church here for the past 12 years, has accepted the pastorate at Marshfield, Ore., he announced to- day. Dr. Robertson announced his resignation here some time ago, ef- fective September 12, Sinclair to Get St. Louis Concern New York, May 17—(P)—Sinclair Consolidated Oil corporation an- nounced it has contracted to buy all the assets and business of the Pierce Petroleum corporation of St. Louis, through an exchange of stock. The transaction is to take effect as soon as Pierce stockholders ratify the con- tract, Injuries Are Fatal To Moorhead Nurse Moorhead, Minn., May 17—(P)— Miss Nellie O'Connor, 49, a nurse at St. Ansgar’s hospital here, died Thursday afternoon, shortly after be- ing struck by a Great Northern train. Miss O'Connor was struck as she started over a track crossing. Appar- ently not seeing or hearing the on- coming train, Miss O’Connor was hit and thrown against a switch head. Cass County Banks Involved in Merger Fargo, N. D., May 17.—()—Con- solidation of the Argusville State bank and the Mapleton State bank with the Merchants National Bank and Trust Company of Fargo, effec- tive Monday, was announced today. H. W. Gearey, president, and Frank R. Scott, vice president, of the Fargo bank, are the principal stockholders in the Argusville and Mapleton banks. Minot Has 16,095 In Census Returns Minot, N. D., May 17.—()—Minot has @ population of 16,095, a 53.64 per cent increase over the 1920 total, ac- cording to a final tabulation an- nounced by Thorwald Mostad, first district census supervisor. Since 1920, when the last federal census was taken, the population of the city has gained 5,619, and since 1925, when a state census was taken, the increase has been 3,350. Ole Eielson Will Not Seek Seat in Senate Hatton, N. D., May 17.—(?)—Ole Eielson will not seek a seat in the state senate from Traill county, he announced here today and refused to comment on his withdrawal, Consenting a week ago to run at the request of both Independent ana Nonpartisan leaders, he went to Hills- boro and asked that his name be tak- en from the list. It is believed that he did not wish to oppose his life Jong friend, C. N, Brunsdale, May- ville, incumbent, Extradition Refused For ‘Phantom’ Gunman Los Angeles, May 17.—(7)—The dis- trict* attorney's office announced to- day that attempts to return Morrie Miller, believed to be Morrie Moll, alias “the phantom gunman from New York,” on charges of committing @ $38,350 robbery here seven years ago have failed. Authorities said New York officials apparently had refused to approve extradition because witnesses in the case were not sent east to testify and connect Moll with he holdup. New Quarters Are Sought for School St. Paul, May 17.—(\—Abandon- ment of Hamline university's aca- demic plant has been recommended to the board of trustees by President Alfred F. Hughes. He suggested the college move to @ location adjacent to the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, His recommendation was based on an earlier report of a survey commit- tee and also included proposed aban- donment of the present full liberal arts program and concentration on social science courses. The plan will be considered at a special meeting of the board May 22. Thaw to Knock at Gates of England New York, May 17.—()—Harry K. Thaw, who on his last visit abroad was refused admittance to England, is aboard the Ile de France today in another attempt to crash that country’s gate. He referred questioners to William Glynnon, @ playwright, who said: “Mr. Thaw doesn’t have to fear any- thing on the part of British official- dom under the new ministry.” BRITISH OFFICIAL REFUSE TO COMMENT London, May 17—(®)—The home Office declined to comment on the attitude it would take toward Harry K. Thaw, who has left New York bound for England. Child Stranded by Desire for Candy New York, May 17.—(#)—Because of an Iming desire for a piece of candy, 10-year-old John Staunton, of Fox Lake, Ill, near Chicago, was stranded in New York today while his mother was en route to France on the Tle de France. John was already aboard the liner when he decided he just had to have another piece of American candy. Leaving his mother in their stateroc:a he made his way down the gangplank to a candy stand on the pier, He ob- tained his candy, but then in the rush of visitors from the ship he found himself unable to force his way aboard again. Despite his cries the ship pulled out without him. Several hours later a patrolman found him alone and weeping at a street crossing a mile from the pier. He was taken to the shelter of the Soriety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.