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

Hy : q ; ee eee ce * gerson called at E. Bloomuist’s home 5 cn THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, | West Sibley Butte | [ By MRS. ELMER BLOOMQUIST Leonard Davenport and Bill An- Monday. Henry Larson and Elmer Bloom- quist were McKenzie shoppers Tues- y. Those who attended Play Day ex-{ ercises in Bismarck Wednesday were: | Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Clizbe and chil- dren, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Larson and Vivian, Miss Neuman, and Willie | Mattson. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Roth visited at | E. Bloomquist’s home Wednesday! evening. Fred Hedstrom and Elmer Bloom- quist motored to Bismarck Wednes- | day. Mr. and Mrs. Davenport and chil- dren were Bismarck shoppers Thurs- day. ‘ Mrs. Durfee motored to Sterling, ursday, oe ‘Gederstrom and Gilbert shopped in McKenzie Saturday eve- ning. Earl Evans called at the E. Bloom- quist home Saturday. Carl Berndt, Mr. and Mrs. E. Bloomquist and Wayne shopped in McKenzie Saturday evening. ©. J. Roth, Eddie and Andrew Schauer called at Elmer Bloomquist’s | home Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bloomquist and Wayne visited at the Elmer Lundquist home Sunday evening. Lloyd Clizbe of Bismarck spent Sunday at the parental home. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Wildfang and children visited at the S. E. Clizbe home Sunday. S. E. Clizbe went to Hazelton Sun- day in the interests of the Farmers’ Union Oil company. —___—_———¢ Frances By MRS. WALTER DIETZMAN Cedric Craig was a caller at the W. A. Dietzman home Monday eve- _NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS |land is working in the State Hail |and Mrs. Otto Ayers. Olson home June 26. Joe Keifer home Sunday. the school home Sunday evening. motored to Sterling to attend the Beneficial program given for Lovel- jan Kling. Camille Agnew sang a vocal solo, ““Fairy’s Lullaby,” Eleanor Craven and Camille Agnew a vocal duet, “O’ Sol Me O.” Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanson of Bis- marck visited Mr. and Mrs. C. D, King Sunday. Ralph Madland and two children are now living at the “Pat” Madland farm south of Menoken. Ralph Mad- Insurance department in Bismarck. Mrs. Paul Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Agnew and family, Mrs. Geo. Ely, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johnson, Mr. Mr and Mrs. R. G. Abelein, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Graves, and Mrs. Brooks were shopp- ing in Bismarck Saturday. Mrs. Tollofsen and daughter, Miss Luella, motored to Sterling taking her furniture to the Ralph Ishmall home, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ayers attended the wedding dance of Miss Ida John- son of Brittin and Melvin Welch of Bismarck at the Allensworth farra in Telfor township Saturday night. cs Canfield 1 16 By MRS. A. F. GHYLN There were 16 members present at the Homemaker’s club Friday in the gym. Mrs. Wilkinson and Mrs. Tay- lor gave very interesting talks. Plans for achievement day were made. The next meeting will be held at the Ole Marie Schilling spent the week-end at the S. L. Jordah] home. Mr. and Mrs. John Moser and sis- ter Minnie were dinner guests at the The Bible class held a pageant at orchestra, There will be another dance on May 24th. Mr. and Mrs. T. Hollingsworth of Wilton attended the ball game in Re- gan on Sunday. Miss Evelyn Donovan, Arena teach- er, spent the week-end at the A. H. Helgeson home. Mr. and Mrs. G. Richardson of Sanger were guests at the home of their daughter, Mrs. A. L. Garnes, last. week. The ball game between Regan and Tuttle which was played here on Sun- day afternoon was well attended. The score was 19 to 6 in favor of Tut- tle. There will be a return game played at Tuttle next Sunday. By FLORENCE BORNER J. C. Poole returned home Wednes- day from Alexandria City, New York, where he was called by the serious illness of his mother, who is eighty- six years old. Miss Rose Brueni of Belfield is visiting at the home of friends in the community. ‘The graduating exercises of the Baldwin schools will be held in the community hall on the evening of May 28. Those in the graduating class are Misses Eunice Kent and Lucille Monroe, and Clarence Ander- son. Miss Madge Runey, county su- perintendent,is expected to be present as well as a speaker from Bismarck. Herman Meyers has been doing assessment work in Crofte the past week. E. L. Tavis of Mandan was a busi- ness caller in town Thursday. John Monroe was a recent busi- ness caller in the capital city. Frank Kocher of Glenview was a business caller in town Thursday. ——_—_-___,————* Baldwin i/° Brittin Sunday. Music was furnished by the Wing] parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Slater of | Steele, Strasburg, Linton, Hazelton, and Braddock. O. F. Bryant and Trygg home, went to Baldwin Satur- day to visit vat her parental home, Otto Dorman visited at the Robert ; Mr. Twitchell of Bismarek were pres-| David Welch home Saturday evening. Lawrence and Leo Doppler and cousin Marcus Tremley attended church services at St. Mary's Pro- Cathedral in Bismarck Sunday. Several of the families of this vicin- ity attended church services at Ste- wartsdale Sunday. Lawrence Doppler and Clarence Dorman attended a show in Bismarck Saturday evening. Marcus Trembley and Lawrence Doppler motored to Regan Sunday afternoon. Robert Welch called at the home of his father, Oliver Welch, Sunday evening. Ghylin 4 > © By MARGARET DAVIS Mr. and Mrs. Willis Gill and son Emerson, ‘daughter Margaret, were Monday evening guests of Mrs, Chas. Manning. Arne Tosseth motored to Bismarck after Mrs. Arne Tosseth who will Spend a few days at home. Miss Margaret Gill spent part of last week visiting with Mrs. Manning of Estherville township. Miss Ida Tosseth called on Mrs. L. W. Davis Wednesday afternoon on business, Mrs. Iva Johnson and sons left her parents home Friday for her home in Wing township. L. W. Davis and son Staton made a business trip to Regan Wednesday evening. Emerson Gill made a business trip to the L. W. Davis place Tuesday morning. Hollis Alms spent Saturday night with Ella Krause. Miss Jeannette Coleman spent the Mrs. William Gilbertson and little Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin and sons were dinner guests at the Wm. Ollenberger home in Wilton Sunday. Mrs. Joe Keifer and Mrs. Ghylin @ | Were Bismarck business callers Mon- da: ry. Gerald and Clara Ghylin spent Monday with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keifer were call- ers at the Ghylin home Sunday eve- ning. ning. Edwin Dietzman called at the El- | mer Lundquist home Monday after- noon. Lawrence Madland and Harry Smith were business callers in Bis- marck Tuesday afternoon. Walter Dietzman called on John Olsen Tuesday forenoon. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller and children were shoppers in Bismarck ‘Thursday. Joe Fisher went to the capital city on business Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lundquist transacted business in Bismarck ‘Thursday. Mrs. Floyd Owen and baby and Violet. Tooker were callers in Men- oken Thursday afternoon. Those who transacted business from this vicinity in Bismarck Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Kershaw, and Mrs. Lawrence Madland, Selmer Ownas, Elsie Kruger, Martin Tooker and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dietzman. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fisher and chil- dren visited at the Gib Cederstrom me Saturday evening. rere Dietenian called on Mrs. Otto Ayers at Menoken Friday enroute to Bismarck. Selmer Ownas, Carl Muth, Cedric Craig, Harry Moffit, Walter Dietz- man, and Martin Tooker were vis-| sion. itors at the John Olsen home Sun-{ mr, ang Mrs. E. Conley were vis- day. itors in Bismarck Wednesday. * Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Madland were business callers at the Lee Ham- blin home near McKenzie Thursday = ‘Wm. Kershaw ahd Walter Dietz- man went to McKenzie on business turday. eeTonn ‘Olsen was a caller in Bis- marck Saturday. ‘The Frances Homemaker's club met at the Kershaw home Sunday afternoon to practice for a program for achievement day to be held at the Menoken picnic grounds June 4. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moffit were dinner guests at the W. A. Dietzman home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Glum are the parents of a baby girl born May 15. [ —_—e Menoken By MRS. JENNIE DANCE Mrs. C. D. King, Mrs. Paul Holmes, Mrs. Ed. Ebling, and Mrs. L. J. Agnew attended the meeting of the Home- maker's club in Bismarck Monday. Richard Salter was hurt while un- loading cattle in McKenzie Monday. He was taken to Bismarck and sev- eral stitches taken in the wound on his head. The Menoken consoMdated school won twenty points in the contests in Bismarck play day. Miss Emma King and Miss Mabel Murray spent Saturday and Sunday at the C. D. King home. The Menoken Ladies’ Aid met at the A.C. Dance home Thursday af- ternoon. Fourteen members were Present. Rev. and Mrs. Lewis and daughter of McKenzie were guests of the Aid. Mrs. Otto Ayers visited Mrs. Her- bert Flowers in the Bismarck hospital ‘Thursday afternoon. Miss Emma and Bernice Hansen and Henry Hansen spent Sunday visiting at the G. M. Varnum home. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. King, Mr. K. ©. Knudson, Faye Salter, and Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Varnum attended the Non-partisan banquet in the Patter- son hotel in Bismarck Friday eve- ning. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Junkery and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wildes and fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Riggs and fam- ily of Bismarck visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Klepstein Fri- day evening. Joe Smith, formerally employed by Clarence Schmitz, is now working for Matt Schmitz in Mandan. Mrs. R. M. Ludemann called on Mrs. Clarence Schmitz*Friday eve- ning. A few of the members of the Home- maker's club inet at the Paul Holmes home Friday to finish fitting the guide pattern. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ayers and son spent. Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. ‘T. 1. Bailey of south of Bismarck. Mrs. Rhoda Wood has returned home after spending a couple weeks at the ap ‘hospital in Bismarck absence of Mrs. Cora “Miss Ruth Kamphaugh, Miss Blanche Stewart, Eleanor Craven, There will be a P. T. A. meeting Friday the 23rd. Mrs. Wilkenson and Mrs. Taylor attended Homemakers meeting in Mondan Tuesday. f ° 1 @ McKenzie By MRS. T. T. HUGHES Mr. and Mrs. Charles Will and Mrs. William Fisher of Bismarck, Mrs. A. D. Barner of Centralla, Wash., Mrs, Fairchild of Sterling, and Mrs. E. W. Anderson were Saturday evening vis- itors of Mrs. C. E. Crum. Mrs. Adams and sons John and Glen, and Miss Nina and Jennie Waiste of Moffit were Sunday din- ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Adams. Mrs. J. B. Swanick and family of Washburn, and Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Graham and son of Wing spent Sun- day with Mrs. C. E. Crum. The McKenzie Homemaker's club held a regular meeting Thursday af- ternoon at the home of Mrs. M. J. Belcher. Thirteen members were | Present. Refreshments were served by the hostess after the business ses- Mrs. E. Adams spent several days of last week in Bismarck visiting her sister, Mrs. Lester Heulett. The 4-H girls club, under the direc- tion of Mrs. P. P. Bliss, held a food sale Saturday in the Van Dyne store. Mr. and Mrs. E. Easton visited friends south of Britton Saturday | night. Mrs. T. Hughes called on Mrs. E. W. Anderson Saturday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Coons were business callers in Bismarck Monday. H. E. Curtis and daughter Ruth and Jack Snoen of Britton wete Mc- Kenzie callers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wisehart and Mrs. Slovarb of Britton were shoppers in McKenzie Saturday. B. E. Groom of the Greater North Dakota association gave an interest- ing address to a fair audience in Meals hall in McKenzie Friday eve- ning. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Watson, Miss Moses, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Adams, Mr, and Mrs. J. F. Wildfang, R D. Crum, and Emery Turner were shop- Pers in Bismarck Saturday. Mrs. A. 8, Daw of Menoken visited Mrs. W. W. Miller Thursday after- noon. She also attended Homemak- er’s meeting at the M. J. Belcher home, Miss Arah Thompson arrived home from Dickinson. She will teach school a few days during examina- tion week at Lyman school No. 2, near ‘Wing. L. E. Heaton was a business caller in Bismarck Monday afternoon, Miss Geralda Young spent the week-end at the R. C. Boren home. Mr. and Mrs.’William Hughes, Sr., were Bismarck callers Monday. e There will be Chautauqua in Regan for four days, June 24th to 27th. The Program outlined promises to be very entertaining and interesting. Tickets Regan $$ $$$, By BURDELLA B. HELGESON 1 All dresses are to be gathered and daughter called at the Richard Bor- ner home Sunday evening. Richard Rupp, who is working in @ mercantile house in Mandan, spent the week-end at his home here. Mrs. Raymond Burkhart and little daughter have returned from a few days visit with relatives in Bismarck. The contract for building the new bridge south of here had heen award- ed Rue Bros. of Bismarck, who will begin work in the near future. County Commissioner William Fricke was a recent business caller in the capital city. The Baldwin schools will close for summer vacation May 28. Miss Helen Erickson, teacher of the primary grades, will teach at Dazey this fall and Miss Litvinenko will also accept @ position elsewhere. Several from here attended church services in Wilton Sunday at the Presbyterian church. Adam Herdebu and sister, Mrs. Fredolyn Rupp, returned home from Fargo Wednesday where they were called by the illness of Edmund Rupp, who underwent an operation Monday at the government hospital. Mrs. Edmund Rupp and daughter Char- lotte remained in Fargo. Mr. Rupp’s condition after the, operation was said to be satisfactory. The Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. Orvis Adams on Wednesday afternoon, May 28. Rev. J. V. Richert of Bismarck held church services in the German Lu- theran church Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Anderson mo- tored to Wilton on a business mis- sion the fore part of the week. Mesdames Herbert and William Fricke, Sr., visited with friends in town Saturday evening. Little Gilbert Rupp is staying at the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Fredolyn Rupp, during the absence of his parents in Fargo. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cummings and daughter Iona were recent vis- itors in the capital city. | Welch’s Spur athe °@ °o By MRS. R. M. WELCH Mr. and Mrs. Earl Snyder, accom- panied by Mrs. John Welch, motored to Bismarck Monday. Ralph Snyder went to town to work the first of the week. He works at the Central Lumber company. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Welch, Jack Ishmall, and Irvin Reed motored to Bismarck Monday. Clarence Doppler dined at the home of his sister, Mrs. Robert Welch, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welch and family visited at the home of Mrs. Welch’s parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Doppler, Monday evening. Fred Rittel called on Robert Welch Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Welch and fam- ily, accompanied by O. P. Welch, were Bismarck visitors Tuesday. Fred Rittel and sister, Mrs. Weiss of Grand Forks, drove to Bismarck Tuesday. Mrs. Weiss left for Streeter where she will visit other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welch, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Dirlam and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Skinner were Bismarck visitors Wednesday. Mr. Wengle called at the George McMurrich home Thursday. The Cross-country Homemakers club met at the George McMurrich home Thursday afternoon with eight members present. Plans for the Achievement Day picnic were made. taken in to the judges on June 3rd and the picnic and distribution of Prizes will be at the Menoken picnic grounds on Apple creek. If rain in- terferes, the country meeting will be held in the Menoken town hall. All @re on sale by the local committee. The Regan school will hold their commencement exercises with the Canfield graduating class at that school on Saturday evening, May 31, at 8 o'clock p. m. Candidates for graduation from the Regan school are: James Gramling, Andy Garnes, Vernon Brenneise, Frances Tourtlotte and Robert Mer- covitz. ° The Congregational Ladies’ Aid will hold their next regular meeting at the Rocks south of Regan on the afternoon of May 28. Picnic lunch will be served by the members. Mrs. Walter Scott visited with her daughter, Mrs. J. Fisher, on Thurs- day afternoon. 3 Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Rierson motored to Bismarck on Sunday with Clara, Gertrude and Myron, who had spent the week-end at their parental home in Regan, Mr. and Mrs. G. Hochalter of Wil- ton called on relatives in Regan on A very large crowd attended the dance given by the Legion in the Camille Agnew, and Roberta Craven Log Cabin on Saturday evening. members of the Homemaker's clubs efforts to make the day a success. Robert Welch, assessor for Boyd township, made several business calls Thursday. Mrs. Ed. Doppler and son Leo mo- tored to Bismarck Thursday. Mrs. Doppler and son Clarence called at the Robert Welch home Thursday evening. Marcus Trembley, Ed. Doppler, and Fred Rittel called ,at the Robert Welch home Friday morning. Mr. bea also’ called at the Rittel e. Boyd school No. 1 was out for the undergrades Friday. However school will be held for the eighth grade ex- amination the last week in May and will close with a school picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welch, Ed. Doppler and son Leo, and Mr. Boran were in Bismarck. Mr, Luke of Apple creek called at the Ed Doppler, John Welch and Jack Ishmall homes Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.’ John Welch and fam- | ily, accompanied by Oliver Welch, | week-end at her parental home. She will go to Dickinson this week-end. Paul Davis took dinner with his Parents Saturday. Miss Ida Tosseth and nephew called on the Davis girls Thursday after- noon, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Davis and daughters spent Friday afternoon in Wilton. Miss Malinda Manning called at the Willis Gill home Saturday eve- ning with Margaret Gill who has been spending the week at the Man- ning home. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Davis and daughter, Leona, spent Sunday eve- ning at the Henry Sunquist home. Mr. and Mrs. Barlick Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Elget Strom attended the dance in Regan Saturday night. L. W. Davis and son Staton called on Paul Davis and Severt Olson Sun- day in Rock Hill township. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sunquist, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sunquist, Mr. and Mrs. Salone and Agnes, Mr. and Mrs. Jim ent at the meeting. 3 ‘Wm. MacDonald, accompanied by Mrs. Wm. Robinson and son of Glencoe, were Braddock callers} Thursday afternoon. Attorney George Lynn of Linton was in Braddock Friday on officiat business connected with the Oster trial which is to come up at this term of court. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Aarvig of Man- dan were guests at the R. Aarvig home Thursday night. We under- stand that Mr. and Mrs. Aarvig are moving back to Kintyre. Mr. and Mrs, E. F. Savage visited Sunday afternoon at the A. G. Schott home at Dana. Miss Anne Whiteness, who has been helping out at the local tele- phone office for several weeks, re- turned to Woodworth Friday. Mothers and Daughters night was observed by the Braddock Study and Civic club at the home of Mrs. Piers on May 12. Mrs. Dexter as hostess was assisted by Mesdames Feltheim, Shepard, Zellmer, Vie, and Fetterley. The members who had thought to dispense with all business for this meeting were indeed surprised when their daughters as entertainers ap- peared wearing their mothers’ dresses and put on a complete club meeting. ‘Usual formalities were gone through. A musical program given and even the planning for a silver’ tea took place. At the close of this the club responded with a rising vote of | Regan thanks after which Vice-president, Mrs. Dexter presented President Fetterley with the North Dakota club pin in appreciation of her faithful work during the past club year. De- licious refreshments were served at| bad midnight. Guests were Misses Agnes Stanton, Florence Nordstrom, Ruby Fockler, Esie Damsgaard, Mabel Bier, Isabella Kimey, Helen Aarvig, Mayme Naaden, Violette and Izola Dex- ter, Virgie Martini, Lillian Hill, Linda Juhola, Gertrude Allensworth, and Louise Barton. Miss Hattie Fetterley, who attends Jamestown college, spent the week- end at the parental home here. Leo. P. Weber and son Floyd vis- ited at the home of Harvey Weber at Hazelton Sunday afternoon. Mesdames Long, Barton, Fetterley, and Button returned home Friday afternoon after attending a two-day convention of the Federal clubs held at Kulm on Thursday and Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spitzer and Merced of Kintyre visited at the C. T. Barton home Friday evening. Lucille, six year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Nelson, who has been seriously ill with pheumonia, passed away Friday night. Funeral services were held Monday. She was buried in the Swedish Lutheran cemetery sf Goose lake. —_——_—. Os Louie, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ander- son, Mr. and Mrs. Nels Alms and family, Mr. and Mrs. Grose Broste, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Holgerson and children, Mary Scott, Emma Coleman, Willis Gill and Emerson, Mr. and Mrs. Louie King and Marie, Reuben and Hilda Krause, Walter and Jeanette Coleman, Alfred Anderson and father; and the Davis family were a few from Ghylin who were shopping in Regan Saturday evening. f_ Braddock ——_—_—_____"—_-+ By MRS. E. F. SAVAGE Sunday, May 25, there will be serv- ives at the Lutheran church in the English language at 11 a.m. In the afternoon at.2:30 there will be a Swedish sermon. It is expected that Rev. Alfson of Hilnar, Calif., will be president and deliver the afternoon sermon Rev. Alfson, a former pastor of the Bismarck-Braddock charge | for many years, accompanied by his wife and son Edward, are expected to arrive here Saturday, May 24, for a few weeks’ visit at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Grant Peterson. Sunday evening the Baccalaurate sermon for the class, of 1930 of the Braddock high school will be deliv- ered by Rev..Benzon at the high School gym. There will be special music by, the choir. Ladies’ Aid will meet at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Nels Olson Saturday afternoon, May 24. Saturday evening the Lutheran League met at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Forsberg. There was a large attendance and a very interest-. ing and enjoyable meeting was held. Ernest Jacobson and Lillian Fors- berg were chosen to attend the Lu- ther League convention to be held in Bismarck June 19, 20, and 21. Mrs. Peterson and Florence Nordstrom were chosen as alternates. The Ladies’ Aid of the M. E. chufch met at the home of Mrs. E. Saville Saturday afternoon with a fair at- tendance. The afternoon was spent in sewing rags for the making of rugs which they are selling. Rey. Kinzler of Moffit and Rev. Brown of Steele will hold Baptismal services at 10 o'clock Sunday, June 1, at Pursian lake. There will be no services in the M. E. church at Braddock Sunday eve- ning, May 25, on account of the Bac- calauerate sermon which will be given in the high school gym that evening. The ladies of the Woodman circle met in session in the Siem hall Thursday evening with 15 members in attendance. During the absence of President, Mrs. Aarvig, and Secre- tary, Mrs. Long, these seats were filled by Mrs. Fockler and Mrs. Hu- lett. After the usual routine of busi- ness a delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Walter Bohlin and Miss Olga are requested to put forth their best | Bohlin. There was a very good attendance at the lecture given by B. E. Groom of the Greater North Dakota associ- ation which was hela in the Siem hall Wednesday evening. George Sparks of Michigan, N. D., accompanied J. I. Shepard to Brad- dock Saturday night. Mr. Shepard has been in the vicinity of Michigan for some time caring for the Clifford telephone lines. He and Mrs. Shep- ard left Braddock Monday to take up their residence there. Mrs. W. F. May, who has spent several weeks in Bismarck with her | daughter, Mrs. S, J. King, who has been very ill, returned to her home here Saturday. Mrs, Lee May, who has been living here through the win- ter, left Saturday for Washburn, where she will make her home for a time. J. D. McCusker of Hazelton attend- ed to business in his store here Mon- day. visited at the home of Mrs. Welch's high school Monday evening to which. delegates were present from Dawson, A political.caucus was. held in: the. panied 1 ‘ By MRS. W. H. BROWNAWELL Herman Sueltz of Dana made & business call here the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brownawell ac- companied Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brownawell of Moffit on a motor trip to Linton Sunday and enjoyed a pic- nic dinner at Seeman’s park. A large number from here attend- ed the minstrel show at Braddock at the high school Friday evening. It certainly was all it was claimed to be and more too. A large number of the pupils and their parents and teacher, Miss Jen- nie Waiste of school No. 1, attended Wednesday. of Moffit spent the week-end visiting friends here. Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Saville and children visited at the Adams home northwest of Braddock Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard\ Brownawell of Moffit made @ business call here Monday and Homer Brownawell ac- friends near Moffit. Mrs. Ernest Saville entertained the Braddock Ladies’ Aid at her home Saturday. A very pleasant afternoon was spent in conversation and sew- ing rags for rugs. After the business meeting a delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Saville. There was quite a number of visitors present the club members. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Carlise and son Roger and Miss + Gillen, teacher of school No. 2, motored to Hazelton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. May and little granddaughter, Sally Lou, made a short call on.relatives here Saturday on their way from Braddock to Wash- urn. where they will make their home. By GLADYS NELSON John Habeck and Edgar Trygg were callers Monday at the Martin Nelson home. Sam Brown, Gladys and Gertie Mae Nelson, and Vina Oder motored to Bismarck Tuesday night and at- tended the show. ~ Sam Brown, Martin Nelson, Geo. F. Nelson and Gerald called on Izzie and Harry Brown and Willie Jiras Tuesday. Porter, Martin, Geo. F. Nelson and Gerald and Sam Brown motored to Regan Monday on business. Alvin Trygg made a call Wednesday at the Geo. F. Nelson home. Tryge’s made a trip to Regan Tues- day attending to business interests. Mrs. Nels Nelson stayed. overnight Saturday at her daughter's, Mrs. Vic- tor Engdahl, en route home from Bis- marek. ’ arrived recently at eo Trysg Bible college. He will spend the sum- mer here. Mrs. W. S. Oder and son Glenn from Steiber north of Regan were supper guests Friday night at the Geo. F. Nelson. home where they got. parental home. Miss Oder has two weeks Of school left. © Mr. and Mrs. Nels Nelson and Hugo motored to Bismarck and Mandan Friday. Mrs. Nelson re- mained over night and Saturday with her daughter, Mrs. Clifford Scott, and home Sunday night. They accom- John Trygg and Ella, who has been staying for some time at the Charlie ‘Tryge’s.. Geo. F. Nelson and Gerald called Satutday at Nels Nelson's home. Alfred Habeck was an overnight guest Saturday night with Gerald | Tu Nelson, also Sunday forenoon. Charlie. Tryggs visited Saturday at the John Habeck home. Mr. and Mrs. John Habeck visited Myrwin Oder called Monday morn- ing at school No. 2 and the Geo. F. Nelson home where he took his sister Vina to resume her teaching. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Nelson, Ger- ald and Gertie Mae motored to Bis- marck Saturday on a shopping trip. Mr. and Mrs, Rudy Schrunk and family visited Saturday at the John Habeck home. Marvin Manning, Gertie Mae and Gladys called in Saturday night at the Oscar Coleman home where they took Emma to Regan. Gerald Nelson visited Sunday after- noor with Alfred Habeck. Geo. F. Nelson called at Joe Var- ley's Monday morning en route to Bis- marck, ee Estherville eo @ By MRS. ROY LITTLE Alvin Manning called at the Frank Mickelson home Monday. Lloyd and Oliver Knutson were callers Monday. Frank Mickelson was a caller in Regan Monday. Burleigh county play day was held at Bismarck Wednesday. On ac- count of the disagreeable weather and ke roads, only a few attended from ere. Earl Mowder, Harry Davenport and Roy Little were business callers in Regan Wednesday. Harry Davenport called at the J. F. Little home Wednesday afternoon. Philip Zelmer called at the Knut- son home Wednesday. Mowder’s and Roy Little's eed Wednesday evening. . Anna Knutson spent Friday at the Joe Keifer home. Alvin Manning called at the Uhde home Friday. ‘The Homemaker’s club held a special meeting at the school house Friday afternoon. Fifteen members being present. The next ‘regular meeting will be at the Ole Olson home the first Thursday in July. Roy and Gene Little called at the | 4: John Boschee home Friday evening. Mrs. Carl Berg arrived home Friday from Bismarck where she has spent the rey two weeks in a Bismarck Harry Knutson and son. Russell were Friday afternoon callers at Anna Enutson’s home. Regan callers Saturday afternoon. Melinda Manning spent the week- end at her home here. Edith, Grace and Stanley Francis visited at the Ole Wold home Satur- day afternoon. ‘Mrs. Art Strand called at the Knut- son home Saturday afternoon. i gvgete cn a i Davenport and John Strand to the river fishing Sunday. ind Mrs. John Mosier motored ton Saturday. Mrs. Mosier’s sister returned home with them to Mr. ari home Sunday. - Tom Hollingsworth called at the ‘Wm. Mickelson home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davenport and Charlotte and Ruth Wilmont motored Mrs. Joe Keifer and -Mrs. motored to the capital city Monday. Christiania ‘| —_—e@ By VIOLET A. CLARKE J. R. Johnsov called at the Tyler y. Miss Violet Clarke called at the Tyler Johnson’s home Tuesday. Ed. Gibson and son Seamon were Bismarck callers Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Bassen and family were Dristoll callers Satur- day. “ Ed. Chapel of Canada is visiting his sister, Mrs. Johnney Sharp. Eli Harding was a Sterling caller Monday. Bismarck shoppers Friday. Robert Clarke called at the Dan Walmon’s home Friday. J. W. Byers was @ Driscoll caller Saturday. Mrs. Carl Byers of Sterling visited Mrs, Ed. Gibson Saturday, afternoon on her way to Wing. bg William Stile and family called at Mrs. William Clark’s home Sunday. Ed. Freshour was @ Sterling caller called at the Dan Walmon’s home on their hig? to erating: way home. : Mrs. Jennie.Clarke and Miss Violet visited with Mrs. Ed. Gibson Sunday ‘Miss Sleighter of the Byers school No.'3 closed @ successful term of school Friday. Mrs. Joe Paulson and family vis- ited at the Christ Schoon’s home Sat- rtin Reddy-called on John El~ i Saturday. "ehalph ‘Byer was « Sterling visitor Mrs, Wright went to Grand Forks for a few days. She returned Sat- L. B. Roth was a Sterling caller ‘Tuesday. 3 Ed. Gibson was a Sterling caller iesday. Van Vleet was a Sterling caller Knute Johnson and son Kenneth Were Bismarck callers Monday and they also called at the Tyler John- son’s home on their return. Warren Belile called at‘the Tyler Johnson's home Sunday. 3 By S. GYLDEN | Lyman o Sulo Eckholm returned home Mon- day after working at Henry Ingets for the past few months. Edwin Olson, Jack Gylden, Sulo Severi, and Eino Eckholm were call- ers at John Gylden’s home Tuesday evening. Mr. Albert Antella returned home from Jamestown last week. Mrs. Wm. Wanttaja and son Wil- lys and daughter Bernice and Clif- ford Olson were callers at John Gyl- den’s home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, who have been visiting in the West are now visiting at Mrs. Anderson’s brother, Mr. John Hokana. ‘Mr. and Mrs. An- derson live in South Dakota. Bill Mulare was a@ caller at Wm. Wanttaja’s place Saturday evening. Mr. Gust Eckholm was a caller at Wm. Harjus Saturday. The 4-H club members met Satur- day at Ida Thorson’s home. Frank Holmes and Bill Mulari were callers at John Gylden’s place Tues- Henry Kuisti was a\caller at Gust wars Place ane conard Thompson is employed at Arthur Nelson’s place. Selma Rise, Severt, Sadie and Se- HF tere ‘Say callers at, J. O. 8 pl evening. Miss Venla Inget spent Sunday with Josie and Hilma Olson. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Josephson and daughter Sylvia, Elsie Kavonious and Gust Eckholm were dinner guests at John Gylden’s home Sunday. Sulo, Severi, and Eino Eckholm were Wing callers Friday evening. Frank Holmes and Bill Mularvie =. callers at Gylden’s home Sun- y. Mr. and Mrs. Anne Antilla and son Clifford and daughter Betty were | W' callers at Alberé Antilla’s home Sun- ry. John Jarvi and sons William and David, Edwin Olson, Sylvia Eckholm, Jack Gylden and Myrle Hudson were callers at Gylden’s home Sunday eve- Clifford Josephson spent Sunday with his uncle, Sergie Gylden. Theodore and Elmer Thorson were callers at Dronen’s home Thursday. ‘Wing callers Saturday were Waino Hol » Anne Antilla, Mrs. John Gylden and daughter Sadie, Chas. men Walter Ojanen and Robert rmu, f Steiber || veotuer’ oor —_—_—_—_— OO By MRS. C. L. MALONE Mr. and Mrs, Fred Bergquist called at the Malone home Thursday as they were-on the way to Regan. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patmer and son Bobbie weer Regan shoppers Monday. Bill Hickel was a business visitor in Regan Monday. | The Pleasant View teachers, Miss Rose, Ellen and Marybelle Doyle, and their aunt, Margaret Doyle were vis- itors at C. L. Malone's home Friday evening. Mrs. Emil Sattler is staying at the home of Mr. Sattler’s uncle in Mc- Clusky, where she is taking treat- ments. William Steinert, C. L. Malone Got- Heb Steinert, Mike Boschee and Cecil Elkins were among the Regan shoppers from here Saturday. Mrs. Robert Patsner and son Bob- bie called at the Malone home Mon- day morning. Glen Oder was a Regan business visitor Wednesday. Bernard Dogle of Esmond, N. D., was a week-end visitor at the teach- erage. Bill Hickel was a caller at the Alta store Monday. Norman and Allan of Benedict were Sunday visitors at the Malone rest- dence, John Stroh maintained the roads in Steiber township Saturday. Gerald Jones made a trip to Wilton Monday having his car repaired. Miss Vina Oder spent the week-end John Stroh was a caller at C. L. Malone's home Sunday evening. | Hazlegrove 1 | By MRS. RAY HAZLEGROVE turned home Monday afternooh from the Gray home. i} at her home in Steiber. ° Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove re- Mr, and Mrs. Frank Gray and El- Caroline . and Mrs. Ray were in Tuttle Thursday on business, also called at the Albert Gray home. ‘Mrs. Harry.Gray and sons Robert and Glen and daughter Marlyn were visiting at the, Harve McCumber home in Pettibone. , Mrs. B. M. Virgin and Mrs. Jim McQuiren were shoppers in Tuttle Thursday. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove called at the Kraft and Ulfers homes Thurs- day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers called at the Elmer Dunken’s and Jack Stewart homes Thursday. Mrs. Haas from south of Tuttle was in town Thursday. . Herald Kraft worked a few days for Ray Hazlegrove. ‘Mr. and Mrs. E. Seamer and daugh- ter, and Mr. and Mrs. Milt Gold- smith and sons Dale and Lawrence and daughter Dorothy were shoppers in Tuttle Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McQuiren were callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs, .| Roy Hazlegrove's Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Buck and fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Langadalh and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ott- wood and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Devers and family were shoppers in Tuttle ‘Saturday night. t Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hazlegrove were shopping in Tuttle Saturday night. Andrew Kraft and sisters and brothers were in Tuttle Saturday night shopping. Owen and George McIntyre and Ralph Halver and Ed. Smith called ne! at Ray Hazlegrove’s home. urday night. Floyd Brolin was in Tuttle Satur- day night. Elmer.Perry was in Tuttle one day this week on business. G. Weber was a caller Sunday at the Kraft home. Delia and Marthe Kraft were guests Sunday at Edith and Alice Styliemeyer. ing at the Elloite home in Tuttle now. Mrs. Wesley Alders is back helping again and taking care of her sister in Arena. Mr. and Mrs, Owen McIntyre and family were shoppers in Wing one evening this week. By ELIZABETH KOFPY Wallace Kyes and John Green were business callers in Bismarck Tuesday, making the trip by car. Bill Schiermeister visited at the Peter Isenbarth home of the Gay- — ton vicinity Sunday. Math Koppy was a business caller at the Ed. Surfer home of Livona Monday afternoon. Porter Umber was a business call- er in.Linton Tuesday. Roscoe Bowman was a business caller at the John Backhaus home fednesda: iy Mr. and Mrs. Philip Grenz and John Stohler, Jr., of Gayton called at Grenz home Thursday. Leo, and daughters Rose and Esther were shopping in Hazelton Thursday afternoon. George Umber of Winona visited with his brother, Porter, Sunday. ‘Mrs. Steve Koppy and son Math were shopping in Linton and Tem- vik Thursday. Ed. Kiemele was @ business caller at the Porter Umber home Friday afternoon. John Backhaus was a business caller at Linton Friday. il E cals o BEDE ge Bri E a g a lg nal ge Gedion Ketterling spent Sunday at the » Chri of-his uncle; Christ Wolf. i d Z é 2 i i ; Z B & i i f i 5 E d r i E f B A if Hi aft & i i E E E 7 i eB f it i “ f E . | : ge ay | i iF BP i fee i F ff i : iinisft HH if F F i | Mr. and Mrs.,Christ Wolf spent juceny afternoon at the Philip Wall ome. »