The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 5, 1930, Page 8

& corerrsner terre ery bee viet wae poral et FO OMOM MH SNP a moe eet mee ane —_ wr oam ‘Rwes <9ne Saen omen THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1930 XN 7 Regan i By BURDELLA B. HELGESON The American Legion auxiliary will meet at the Albert Johnson home on the afternoon of June 12th. Commencement — exercises were held at the Canfield school on Sat- urday evening and diplomas were) awarded to the following eighth grade graduates from _the Regan school: Vernon Brenneise, James Gramling, Andy Garnes, Robert Marcovitz and Frances Tourtelotte. A large number of Regan folks at- tended the exercises. : ‘A pienic was enjoyed by the chil-| aren at Wildwood on Thursday. Miss Anne Regnier, who taught here the past year, will attend the V ‘alley City | normal this summer and will not re- turn to Regan next year. Miss Irene Malsby left for her home at Syks- ton on Saturday morning. Malsby will teach all of the gr here next year. The Legion boys built a fence around the cabin and grounds which ;¢ improves it and keeps out intruders. | The Misses Clara Rierson and Ber-| nice Rhines, who graduated from the Bismarck high school, are spending vacation at their parental homes in Regan. Miss Bessie Wilson, who taught school in Bismarck the past year, 1s) now at home with her mother, Mrs. NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS | | Carlyle and Raymond Sheldon vis- | — Selmer Ownes and Halver Tackle-| beck homes while here. { John Anderson called one day last} week at the John Habeck home on }local business. Thursday at the Geo. F. Nelson and! Martin Nelson homes. Mrs. Geo. F. Gwendolyn, 1 Charlie Farrell and Jackie called! Mr. ' Gerald Thursday night at the John Ander- son home. Nelson, called and and ited Thursday with the Coleman bo: with while their mother visited friends near Regan. Hazel Anderson was an overnight; guest Thursday night with Clara and Florence Habeck. j Axel Johnson was a caller one night las k at John Anderson's. Willie Jiras was a social caller Fri-} day at the Geo. F. Nelson home. Gladys Nelson called Friday night | at the Charlie Farrell home. Martin Nelson took Charlie Farrell east of Sterling Frday to see his son Gene, who is employed there by John Anderson. He stayed a few days transacting business in that vi- i Mrs. Farrell and Gladys Nel- ompanied them. d W. S. Oder, Myrtle and Ed- na, Mrs. Andrew Johnson, Porter Nelson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Nelson, and W. Brown, at- tended the picnic dinner Friday at school. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Habeck and family motored to Bismarck Satur- A, Wilson. | ‘Miss Linda Boat s the guest of her; sister, Mrs. A. F. Tourtelotte. Miss Hazel Rhines, who is em-| ployed in Bismarck, spent the week- end at her home in'Regan. | Lila Hendrickson, Richard Rhines | and Milton Marcovitz, all of whom} attended high school in Bismarck the past year, are at home for the) summer vacation. ‘ Miss Ruth Manners of Casselton the guest of her sister, Mrs. L. Hop. ins. ee to Mr. and Mrs. Willard] Dimmond, a baby girl, on June Ist, at a Bismarck hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lein were call- ers in Bismarck last week. Mr. and Mrs. L. Honkins and Mrs. A. H. Helgeson were shoppers in Bis- marck last. Wednesday. : Mrs. A. L. Garnes was a caller in Bismarck last week. Wild Rose {| i By MRS. W. H. BROWNAWELL The township board will meet atjald and Gwendolyn called Sunday|to Manitowoc and Kewanee, Wis. the clerk’s office Monday, June 9, for the purpose of equalizing the assess- ments. ‘ Dr. Brady of Bismarck was down twice last week testing the Carlisle and Brownawell cattle for tubercu- losis, but found them all immune. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Porter were through here the fore part of the week when Mr. Porter finished the assessing and Mrs, Porter visited some old friends. A number of the young folks at- tended the graduating exercises at Moffit Thursday evening and danc- ing at Pursian lake afternards. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Saville and daughter Miss Ada were shopping in Bismarck Saturday. : Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Carlisle made a business trip to Hazelton Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs, Howard Brownawell, formerly of this vicinity but now of Moffit, have a little daughter, Iva Joyce, who arrived May 26 at the Bismarck hospital. 4 Mrs. John Peterson; accompanied by her mother Mrs. Ole Feltheim of Braddock and Mrs. 0. L. Peterson motored to Bismarck Wednesday. Miss Jennie Waiste, teacher of school No. 1, and a number of the Moffit school faculty motored to the river Memorial day and enjoyed a picnic. 3 Miss Ada Saville won second prize in the Kealth pastry contest in Em- mons county. Glen Adams of Moffit vicinity made a short call here Monday morning. W. H. Brownawell left the fore part of the week to serve on the jury. Calvin Porter of Moffit is helping with the farm work while he is gone. Mr. Seppenen of Braddock vicinity made a business call here Saturday. | Miss Jennie Waiste spent the) week-end with friends near Moffit. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brownawell | visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. | Howard Brownawell of Sterling, | Sunday. 2a The three teachers of this vicin-| ty, Misses Margaret Gillen, Jennie Waiste and Ada Saville plan on hav- ing their picnic together at Kurtz’s grove Friday. Mrs. W. H. Brownawell accom- panied her son Howard Brownawell) of Moffit to Bismarck Wednesday. f Trygg 7 By GLADYS NELSON | Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fetch from! Coquille, Ore., motored to Wilton! last Sunday. | C. O. Kell from Bismarck, former resident of Trygg, was a supper guest Monday night at the Geo. F. Nelson home. Mr, and Mrs, Jake Fetch from Coquille, Ore., will spend the sum- mer here .at her mother’s, Mrs. A. Kruger. Geo. F. Nélson, Gerald and Porter Bieleon made a trip to Wilton Tues- lay. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fetch and Mrs. A. Kruger were vistors Monday night at the Geo, F, Nelson home. Gertie Mae Nelson visited Tues- day at Vina Oder's school No. 2. Mrs. Elsie Cunningham, Alvin Trygg and Gladys Nelson were call- ers Tuesday at the Albin Spangberg home. Mrs. Fred Habeck, Mrs. Leo Shel- don and Mrs. Albin Spangberg were callers Tuesday at Trygg school No. 1 to plan the lunch at the picnic grove at Menoken Wednesday. Geo. F. Nelson, Gerald and Porter Nelson transacted business in Re- gan Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Habeck and Al- fred, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Nelson, Gerald and Gwendolyn and Trygeg’s and many others motored to Bis- marck. Wednesday night and attend- ed the commencement exercises of the 1980 graduates held in the city auditorium. Davd Trygg and Fred Habeck have been assisting John Habeck plow this week. Geo. F. Nelson and Gerald were luncheon guests Tuesday at the Porter Nelson home. .C. 0. Kell, who has been out from Bismarck assessing in Trygg town- has a, en day attendng to business interests. | Mr. and Mrs, Albin Spangberg and| iolet. motored to Bismarck Satur- day on a business mission, ie Brown was a supper guest! Sunday night at the Geo. F, Nelson home. A number from here attended the dance Saturday night in Regan given at the Legion hall. Mr. and Mrs. John Habeck and Al- |fred motored to Bismarck Saturday tending to business matters. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cunningham, Edward and Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sundquist motored to Bismarck Saturday on a business mission. Mr. and Mrs, Geo. F. Nelson, Ger- ald and Gladys, motored to Bismarck and Mandan Saturday looking after matters of a business nature. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fetch from Coquille, Ore., and John Kruger mo- tored to Bismarck and Mandan Sat- urday looking after matters of a bus- iness nature. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Nelson, Ger- ald and_ Gwendolyn called Sunday at the Joe Varley and W. J. Jiras homes en route to the Brown Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Nelson, Ger- at the Martin Tooker home en route to the Menoken cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Tooker accompanied them to Menoken, Baldwin | By FLORENCE BORNER G. L. Heegaard of Minneapolis, representative of the Mandan Mer- cantile company, was here Friday conferring with J. C Poole, local manager. Charlie Spitzer of Arnold was transacting business in town Satur- day morning. Mr. Spitzer also has a farm near Baldwin. The Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid met at the home of Mrs. Orvis Adams Wednesday afternoon. The time was spent in sewing after which a de- licious lunch was served. It’ was decided to hold the June meeting at the Gus Rupp home, at which time a picnic will be enjoyed. Misses Litvinenko and Erickson were supper guests at the Paul Ed- die home Wednesday evening. Miss Helen Baumgart of Bis- marck arrived on the train Friday morning to spend the day with her mother, Mrs. Matilda Baumgart. She returned home on the evening train. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Fisher of Glenview were callers in town Thursday. A number from this community motored to Bismarck Friday to at- tend the Memorial day exercises. Mrs. Kate Swick of Bismarck spent Memorial day at the home of her sister, Mrs. John Monroe. acted business in the capital city Wednesday. Mrs. Paul Eddie, Mrs. Emil Geigle and son Harold and Mrs. Herman Kickul were Thursday afternoon guests at the home of Mrs. Richard Borner. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wood transact- ed business in the capital city Wed- nesday. Mrs. Paul Eddie, Mrs. Emil Geigle and son Harold and Mrs, Herman Kickul were Thursday afternoon guests at the home of Mrs, Richard Borner. Mesdames Swan Swanson, Hans Hanson and Carl Eliason of Bis- marck were here on Memorial Day. County Superintendent, Miss Madge Runey and Prof. 0. W. Kol- berg of Bismarck came here Thurs- day evening to attend the commence- ment exercises, . Miss Catherine Weible of Bismarck is spending some time with friends in the community. Miss Rose Brueni has returned to her home in Belfield after a two | Weeks’ visit with friends here, David Trygg has been spending some time with relatives in the Trygg community. Louie Spitzer of near Wilton was a recent caller in the community. _Mrs. Carl Schultz and son Fritz viisted relatives here on Memorial day. They live near Arnold. Mrs. Paul Eddie was among those who attended a surprise party which | {was held at the home of Mrs. Georgia {Burt Knudtson east of Bismarck | Tuesday afternoon. The occasion was Mrs. Knudtson’s birthday and those j attending composed the members of. her Sunday school class of sixteen. Rey. Ira Herzberg and Rev. C. F. Strutz also attended. The*time was spent sociall:7 and a delicious lunch- eon was served. Mrs. Knudtson re- ceived a nice gift as.a memento of the occasion. Elizabeth Risch, Myrtle Little and Edwin Landerholm, seventh and eighth grade students in the Crofte schools took final examination with \the Baidwin pupils. _ The eighth grade graduation exer- jcises were held in the community hall Thursday evening. There were three graduates. Misses Eunice Kent, Lu- cille Monroe and Clarence Anderson. were orchid lower grades isted in the exer- cises. The main address was given by Prof. O. W. Kolberg of the Bis- marek high school. Professor Kol- therg took for his subject: “Collecting been staying nights at the! Dividends.” The welcome address) {been teaching the grammar grades in Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wood trans-| day. was given by Eunice Kent, Clarence Anderson recited a poem, “Class Col- ors,” Lillian Gherke gave the class prophecy and Lucille Monroe gave! the closing address. Rev. Christ of Wilton offered opening and closing prayers. Miss Madge Runey was present and conferred the diplomas. Local friends of Charlie Kroll of Atlanta, Georgia, will be sorry, to hear of his death a short time ago. Mr. Kroll was a former resident of | this community, and was postmaster j at the Naughton office for a num- ber of years. He went south for his health about eight years ago since; which time he has resided in At- lanta, Miss Otga Litvinenko, who has the Baldwin schools the past year, left on the train Friday morning for Max from where she will take the North Route to Chicago where she is to become the bride of Ernest L. Bird of that city early in June. Miss Litvinenko has taught in various North Dakota schools for the past seven years. Mr. Bird is a travel- ing salesman for the Foster-Wheeler Corporation out of Chicago. He formerly lived at Minot. After a wedding trip to the groom’s home in Dallas, Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Bird will make their home in Chicago. Miss Helen Erickson, who has been teaching school in Baldwin the past year, left Saturday for her home at Portal where after a short visit she will go to Minot and enroll for the summer term at the Normal school. Miss Erickson has accepted a posi- tion as teacher of the third and fourth grades in the Dazey schools this fall. She instructed the primary grades here. School election for the purpose of electing the various officers will be held in the local school house June 3. Mrs. Christine Haibeck of Bis- marck will teach in the Baldwin schools this fall, + | Menoken | - —__—_——# son home Sunday evening. day. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Oshonyk. Schoolcraft in Wilton Saturday. their house recently, By SARAH HEINLE Ear! Heinle of Goldwin was a vis- itor at the A. H. Heinle home Tues- day. Mr. and Mrs, E. R. Lagge were visitors at the A. H. Heinle home Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Heinle and son Richard were Washburn shoppers Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Keck and sons were Washburn shoppers Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Heinle and family were visiting at the John Neneede home in Turtle Lake Fri- day. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Heinle were Wilton shoppers Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Heinle and family were visiting at Mrs. Heinle’s brother, John J. Walcker, and visited his son, Fred J. Walcker, that is very sick. Rudolph Heinle from Turtle Lake was.a visitor at the John J. Walcker home Sunday. Miss Sophia Kernor of Turtle Lake is staying at the Julius Kast home a week or two. Miss Sarah Heinle was a visitor at the Julius Kast home,Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wagner and family were Wilton shoppers Sat- By MRS. JENNIE DANCE A. T. Welch was taken ill with a stroke of paralysis Wednesday but is improving at the present time. Mrs. Wm. Johnson closed a suc- cessful term of school Friday at the North Boyd school. The seventh grade had examinations Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. M. E. Funston and daughter Miss Ella and Mrs. Richard Salter and children were visting at the L. J. Agnew home Tuesday. Mrs. W. J. Dobson and nephew Warran Johnson of Bismarck, and Mr. and Mrs. Halvor Johnson of Stanger, Alberta, Canada, stopped at the A. C. Dance home while en route Mrs. Marcus Agnew called on Mrs. Chris De Groot Tuesday evening. C. D. King is now in Fargo on bus- ines: Miss Margery De Groot is now em- ployed at the Armour creamery in Bismarck. ‘ Mrs. Slattery and daughter Miss Sara, and Mrs. C. C. Larson of Bis- marck were in Menoken on business Wednesday. E. P. Rovig, auditor of the Great Western Elevator company, was in Menoken Wednesday and Thursday settling up the year’s business. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Abelein, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Klepstein, Mrs. R. M. Ludemann, Mrs. Ed. Ebling attended the class night exercises in Bismarck Tuesday evening. ; Mrs. R. L. Dralle of Bismarck is visiting relatives near Menoken. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Abelein and family motored to Anamoose, N. D. Friday where they visited Mr. and Mrs. George Abelein. They returned Monday. | Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ayers and son) were entertained at dinner Friday} by Percy Freeman of Baldwin. Miss Hazel Paris of Bismarck was a dinner guest at the Laura Dance home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kerby of Bis- marck visited Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Dance Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, Ed Ebling and fam- ily were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mar- cus Agnew Sunday. Mrs. Ed. Ebling and family and Miss Ruth Kampaugh motored to Sterling Saturday to view the train wreck which occurred near there. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Ludemann were shopping in Bismarck Satur- Yy Mr. and Mrs. Fred Erickson and children left Thursday for Loose, Minn., where they visited relatives until Sunday when they returned to Menoken. ’ The high school pupils held a pic- nic in the Mandan park Wednesday. Royal Thomas took the truckload of household furniture to Fergus Falls, Minn., for Mr. and Mrs, Fred Hanson, who are moving away from Bismarck. Mrs. L, J. Agnew entertained the Menoken Ladies’ Aid Thursday after- noon. A meeting of the Homemak- ers was held during the afternoon and plans were made for the picnic which will be held Wednesday after- noon. The ladies fitted and sewed on dresses to enter the Homemakers’ contest. A luncheon was served by the hostess. A picnic was held north of Men- oken Thursday, it being the last day of school. Miss Blanche Stewart left Thurs- day for Valley City where she will has been hired to teach the primary spend the vacation. Miss Stewart grades for the coming year. Miss Ruth Kamphaugh has been secured to teach another year at the consolidated school. Miss - Kamp- haugh is spending several days vis- iting friends near Menoken. Miss Nellie Dance returned to her home here Friday after closing a successful term of school near Edge- ley, N. D. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. King went to Hebron to attend the graduation exercises of their daughter, Miss peg They returned here Sun- lay. | Mr. antl Mrs. Otto Ayers and_ son Percy Freeman, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith motored to Driscoll Sun- day visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Ward. Miss Rachel Skelton went to Bis- marck Saturday to spend the week- end with Mrs. Ollie Cook. f Glen View eee SS By MRS. LARS JACOBSON o— Con Johnson and Edgar Jacobson returned Sunday from a motor trip through South Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. John Olson and Grace, and Mr, and. Mrs. Jake Yeos- by of Bismarck called at Con John- son’s home Wednesday evening. A few from this locality celebrated Wildwood Memorial day. d urday evening. Misses Sophia Hernor and Alma Kast were business callers at the John J, Walcker home Sunday morning. Mrs. Jake Spitzer and daughter were Wilton shoppers Saturday eve- ning. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brezden were Wiltons hoppers Saturday evening. Rudoiph Heinle of Turtle Lake took his three oldest children to their grandmother at Goldwin where they are staying this summer. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Spitzer and daughter Helen were Wilton shop- pers Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs; Charles Spitzer were Wilton shopperse Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kobynick and daughters were Wilton shoppers Sat- urday evening. Mr. and Mrs.-Joe Brezden were Wilton shopper Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Wagner were Wilton shoppers Saturday. Frank and Mary Brezden, son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brez- den, and Harry and Anna Brezden, son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brezden, were Wilton shoppers Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. August Krowz and family of Regan were Wilton shop- pers Saturday evening. Mrs, Agrman and daughters of Re- gan were Wilton shoppers Saturday evening. ] f Hazelton By ELEANOR LANDSBERGER Mr._and Mrs. H. A. Armstrong were Bismacrk visitors Tuesday. The local teachers of the Hazleton high school left for their respective homes the latter part of the week with the exception of Mr. Sullivan and Mr. Dietrick. Mr. Sullivan will remain in Hazelton the greater part of the summer and teach again next term. Mr. Dietrick and family will shortly leave for Bowman where Mr. Dietrick will be superintendent the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Randaberger: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Prefontaine, Mr. and Mrs, Wallace Malchert, Mrs. A. F. Kurtz, and others took in the show at Linton Saturday. . D., are visiting with home folks. A number of the young people tended the dance at Seeman park pavilion, Linton, Friday, May 30. Mr. and Mrs. Connie Kalbuer are leaving Saturday for a two-weeks’ vacation at the Minnesota lakes. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Landsberger and children left Thursday morning for a two weeks’ vacation at points in Minnesota and Wisconsin. held at Zirbes theatre Friday and were very well attended. H. A. Armstrong was the speaker of the lay. Mr. and Mrs, Dietrich and daugh- ter Phyllis were visitors at Bismarck Saturday afternoon.’ They were ac- companied by Miss Eleanor Lands- berger who remained at Bismarck to visit with friends. Mrs. John Meyer and Mrs. Joe Prefontaine entertained the Chris- tian Mothers society at the latter’s home, Saturday. Sunday for a two weeks’ visit with home folks at Hebron, N. D. daughter Helen drove to Fargo Sun- day where the latter is taking a course during the summer at the panied by Mrs. Eliza Nicholson who is ne a course in beauty culture. e Mildred Shea, and Virginia Kurtz mother’s funeral. at the Ford garage in sr came home Thursday morning ents. Pius Mastel is taking care farm during their absence. E. Wliser, and Mrs: Gutensohn. lunch was served at midnight. Mr. their many Hazelton friends. her daughter, Mrs. and Mrs. Knock Anderson ton callers Thursda: ° sday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Larson, Alan i} She returned Saturd hy Mrs. Appert tt i Margaret Prefontaine, and Alice called at the Lars Jacob-| © Mrs. Jay DeLong: and daughter {Lucille shopped in Baldwin Thurs- Mr, and Mrs. Con Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Lars Jacobson spent Tuesday evening at Wilton visiting The Burl Monroes and, Mrs. Elmer were business visitors Mr. and Mrs, Reynard Spitzer are happy over the arrival of a son at | Turtle Creek | duh Mr. and Mrs. Cach of Langtree,| 14 The Memorial day services were) Mrs. John Meyer and children left Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wohlmann and Business college. They were accom- Misses Mildred McDonnell, drove to Bismarck Thursday where Miss McDonnell attended her grand- Clayton McMullen, who is working in Bismarck, to spend a short vacation with his par- Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Tauhe and son Sylvester left Friday for a two weeks’ vacation at St. Paul, New Trier, and other Minnesota points. of the A and Mrs. Dietrich were presented with a set of silver as a token of the esteem with which they are held by Mrs. Garske of Bismarck came down Friday for a short visit with Fanny Appert, y accompanied childron, and ~ Braddock By MRS. E. F. SAVAGE Friday evening graduating exer- cises of the Braddock hgh school were held in the § m which was prettily and artistically decorated in the class colors, lavender and white. The graduation class. were Linda Juhola, Lillian Hill, Florence Nord- strom, Elden Vie and Arden Vie. At the close of the program Prof, Bauer announced that two scholarships had been awarded by Concordia college. The winners are Linda Juhola, vale- dictorian, and Elden Vie, salutatorian. Mr, Allen also announced that Linda uhola had also won the $400 schol- arship awarded by Jamestown college. Mr, and Mrs. E. F. Savage and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Koenig and chil- dren attended baptismal services at Pursian Park Sunday morning. Serv- ices were held in the park Rev. Kinzler of Moffit. Mr.’ and Mrs, Jake Voll and Ed- ward Swanson left by auto Monday morning for Colorado to visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Swan- son. The Braddock schools have closed for the midsummer vacation. Dur- ing the past week the children en- joyed several picnics. The follow- ing teachers of the staff have left: Mr. E. Johnson left Saturday for Gardiner, Mont., where he has a po- sition in forestry; Miss Sundell left Saturday for Wahpeton, N. D., and Miss Ellis left Monday for Crane, Mo. Miss Ellis will visit at her brother’s home in Iowa on her way to her own home. “ George Hansen, who has been with his family at Grand Forks, came down the Braddock last week to look after his farming interests. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Savage attend- ed the graduating exercises at Hazel- ton Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Peterson and children, Mrs. O. L, Peterson, Mrs. O. Feltheim and Miss“Ellis were Bis- marck shoppers Wednesday. Mrs. F. f, Zellmer and Ray Eck- ery motored to Bismarck Thursday after Miss Barbara Eckery, who has been attending St. Mary’s school. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Switzer and daughter Merced, Mr. and Mrs. H. Beale and Jean were Sunday visitors at the C, T. Barton home. Miss Violette Dexter entertained her pupils ‘at a picnic in the Schlos- ser grove Thursday afternoon. Mrs. George Dexter received a tel- egram of the serious illness of her father at Scranton, N. D. Mr. Dex- ter took her to Bismarck Monday to take the train for Dickinson where she was met by relatives, Mrs, Alex Macdonald of Glencoe is visiting at the home of her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Don Macdonald. The senior class of Braddock high school was entertained by Misses | Hattie Fetterley and Violette Dexter at a 6 o’clock dinner Friday, evening at the Fetterley home. Wm. Manley motored from Het- \tinger Thursday after Mrs. Manley and little daughter Coleen, who had yisited here for the past week with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Glanville of Wing, N. Di accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pailing and children of Butte, N. D., were vis- itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R._H. Corey Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Fadden of Bis- marck were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Warner Sempel Friday. Mr. and Mrs. L. V: Lesher and Master Keith, E. F. Savage and Ar- den Vie motored to Hazelton Friday morning to attend memorial services. Messers Ras Aarvig, Fred Fock- ler and Smith Engleman motored to Selby and Mobridge Thursday after- noon, returning home Friday after- noon. Dr. and Mrs. Baer with Robert and Alice left Saturday for a couple of weeks’ visit with relatives in Jowa and South Dakota. They will at- tend the golden wedding of the doc- tor’s uncle and aunt at Harlan, Iowa. Miss Alice Piers, who has been teaching school at Enderlin, N. Dak., arrived home Thursday.” Monday Mr. and Mrs. Piers, accompanied by Miss Alice, left for Fargo from which place Miss Alice will leave and accompany friends on an auto trip to Baltimore, Md., and will spend the vacation at the home of her sis- ter at Catonville, near Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. J._P. Peterson and lidren, also Agon Feltheim, mi to Jamestown Sunday of last week to visit with Mr.. Peterson. They found him much improved in. health. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Bowers and children spent Sunday in Napoleon with relatives. Miss Hattie Fetterley of James- tion at her home here. The Braddock P-T. A. met Monday evening in the school gym. A large crowd was present and énjoyed the program which was the last of the year. The following officers were elected for next year: President, Mr. A. J. Piers; vice president, Miss Nona Ellis; secretary, Mrs. A. J. Koenig; treasurer, C. Y. Barton. The next meeting will be the executive town college spent Memorial vaca- |b: held Thursday evening. The flower, the lilac, cluding the juniors. . The program Class History, Florence Nordstrom: Class , Prophecy, Ray Saville; Class Will, Arden Vie; vocal duet, Agnes Stanton and Florence Nordstrom; Fol- lowing this the high school alumni| ] saxophone solo, Linda Juhola. prom was held, f Estherville By MRS. ROY LITTLE Mrs, Anna Knutson spent Wednes-|__E. day at the Joe Keifer home. Roy and Norman Little were Tuesday evening callers at the Uhde all by | hi * ome, , Harry Davenport called at the Uhde home Wednesday. Philipp Ackerman was a business caller at the Henry Schilling home Wednesday evening. , Ole Wold shoppers Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Anna Strand home. Mrs. Earl Mowder and daughter Edith were Regan shoppers Wednes- day. Harry Diamond called at the Man- ning home Monday forenoon. Regan callers Thursday evening Davenport, Charlottee farvin Manning, and Roy were Harr, Wilmot, Ma Little. Several from here attended the Memorial picnic at Wildwood Friday. Leonard Davenport Mr. and Mrs. and children of Sibley Butte were overnight visitors at the Davenport home Thursday evening. A number of the neighbors and friends gathered at the C. Wilkinson home Thursday evening at a surprise party in honor of Mrs. Wilkinson’s birthday. Games and visiting were the past time. Pot luck lunch was served, Frank Mickelsen was a caller at the Uhde home Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCullough and daughter Barbara were callers at the Charles Ryan home in Regan Friday. Pete Michelsen was a Regan shop- per Thursday. Fritz Uhde called at the Roy Little home Saturday morning. Mrs. Anna Knutson and Lloyd were visitors at the Harry Knutson home Saturday forenoon. Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Elkins, Henry and Harlan Schilling, George and Earl Mowder, Willie Uhde. Mrs. A. Strand, Wm. Uhde, were among the Regan callers Saturday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davenport and Charlotte and Ruth Wilmont called at the Louis Jorgenson home Friday. They also motored to Wil- ton. Callers and visitors at the Roy Little home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ghylin and sons, Gerald and Claire, Joe and Arnold Wold, and ae Uglem and Lloyd Heston of Wil- on. Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Elkins and chil- dren were Saturday afternoon call- ers at the Ole Wold home. Norman Uglem returned to his home at Wilton Sunday after spend- ing the past ten days visiting at the Roy Little home. Mrs. Anna Knutson, Oliver and Lloyd were supper guests at the Joc Keifer home Saturday evening. Matt Rasmunsen called at the Uhde home Sunday. | e Word was ‘received Monday of the sudden death of Mrs. James O’Brien of Chicago. She will be better known here as Miss Maud Reed which was her name before her mar- riage about a year ago. Mrs. Ben Klagenburg was a guest of her sister, Mrs. Owen McIntyre, Arena By MRS. 0. McINTYRE Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Kraft visited at Mrs. Caroline Kraft’s home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Ulfers attend- ed Sunday school at Pleasant Hill Sunday. W. H. Stark called at Fred Haas’ home Tuesday. Jack Drivcall was a business caller’ at McIntyre’s home Tuesday. Jerald Payseno called at Bert Glanville’s home Tuesday evening after some eggs to set their incu- ator. Mr. and Mrs. Owen McIntyre and family, Melvin Webster and George McIntyre were entertained at Sun- day dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove. Mrs, Emil Sattler and daughter have been the guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Sattler, the past couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove and the Kraft young folks were shopping in Tuttle Saturday evening. meeting in August. Regular meet- ings will begin in September. After the close a real family dinner was enjoyed by all present. | ev. Benzon, accompanied by his wife and family, motored down from Bismarck Saturday. Elva Nelson, who had spent the past week visitin, in Bismarck, returned to Braddoc! with them. Church Services The ition services of the Lutheran church will be held Sun- day, June 8th. There will be two services, 10:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. ‘The Ladies’ Aid will meet Saturday afternoon, June 7th, at the home of . and Mrs. Chas. Forsberg. The annual picnic will be held on Satur- day, June 1, in the Peterson Bros. grove, three miles east of Braddock. In the\afternoon there pA be a program and fancy work sale. Metting of Study Club The Braddock Study and Civic club met iff regular session at the jhome of Mrs. Feltheim Tuesday eve- ning. "The Study and Civic club will be joint hostesses with the Hapolpen. A farewell party was given for) Thursday club in entertaining the Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich at Zirbes! 1931 convention of the Bixth -Dis- theatre Monday evening. Cards and/trict at Napoleon. dancing were indulged in. Music] Jt was decided to hold regular was furnished by the Hazelton Sym-| meetings sociallx during the sum- phony orchestra. Vocal selections] mer months and to resume the reg- were rendered by Mrs. S. B. Wescott,| ular study rogram the of = tember. |" Mmes. Fetterley and Button gave an interesting report of the district convention held at Kulm, May 14 and 16. The club presented Mrs, Fetterley, retiring president, with a gold State Federation pin, in appreciation of her faithful seryices’ in the past iyear. 4 The Jumior-Semor banquet was Mrs, Bert Glanville, Mrs. Owen McIntyre, Mrs. R. C, Halver, Mrs. E. E. Glanville attended the Ladies’ Aid held at Mrs. J. B. Glanville’s in Wing Thursday. 4 Mrs. Bert Glanville and son Har- old motored to Arena Tuesday after- noon. Harry Ulfers called at McIntyre’s home Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Ulfers attend- ed the graduating exercises in Bis- marck Wednesday evening. They re- turned home Thursday. By KARL SCHATZ Emil Johnson was a business call- er at the Carl Schatz home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Strevert mo- visited relatives. Alvin ternoon Schatz home Sunday. returned to her home Tuesday. Friday. : They also visited with Mrs. H. Schatz. near Alta. Gustave, ; spent Saturday evening at Mercer. Mr. and Mrs. home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Bender, i Rev, E. Breockle of Lurtle Lal and family were Regan Art Strand were Wednesday evening visitors at the tored to Velva Sunday where they Bracketta spent. Sunday af- with David Schatz. Mr. and Mrs. John Stroh and chil- dren were dinner guests at the Karl Esther Schatz, who has been at- tending high school at Turtle Lake, Andrew Akerman of near Regan visited at the Bender home Sunday. Esther and Eddie Johnson, Caro- line and Alvin Brackett attended the Memorial exercises in McClusky Mrs. Rineheart and children spent Saturday at the home of her sons Ed and Hank Schatz George Bremsie and children of Underwood visited at the | Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schatz and children, Mrs, H. Schatz of McClusk; and Mr. and Mrs. John Stroh attend- ed the surprise party which was giv- s}en in honor of Mrs, J. F. Keck of 3| Washburn, the occasion being Mrs. Keck’s 62nd birthday. Edwin and Edmond Schatz caljed at the Rinehert boys home Saturd&y. Mr. and Mrs. J. Stroh and children were McClusky shoppers Saturday. Henry Schafer transacted business at the K. Schatz farm Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hochhalter were visitors at the H. Schafer home Sat- urday evening. He Karl Schatz and family attended the senior baccalaureate sermon in McClusky Sunday evening. Schafer and John Stroh trans- acted business at the E. Keck farm near Mercer Thursday afternoon, Sarah, Pauline, and Edmond chatz, who have been attending high school returned to their home Friday. Gerald Jones was a Schatz home Saturday. Edwin and Edmond Schatz were Alta shoppers Saturday evening. Karl Schatz and family attended the commencement exercises of the senior class of McClusky high school Friday srcaing The number of graduates was 28. Mr. and Mrs. P. Peterson are the proud parents of a baby boy born Saturday. The baseball. game which was played by Skogmo and Pickardville at the Skogmo diamond was won by rare” by one score, the score being 0 6. Mrs. H. Schatz of McClusky spent the fore part of the week with ex caller at the daughter, Mrs. J. Stroh. Glen McClester was a business ut at the Karl Schatz home Mon- lay. | Welch’sSpur | @ i By MRS. R. M. WELCH Mrs. John Johnson called at the Ed Doppler and Robert Welch homes Monday evening. Robert Welch, assessor for Boyd township, finished his calls Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Nieland called at the Robert Welch home Monday morning. Mrs, Ed. Doppler, accompanied by her son Lawrence and nephew Mar- cus Trembley, motored to Bismarck Tuesday. Mrs. Fred Rittel called on Mrs. Robert Welch Tuesday. Mrs. John Nieland, who did light house keeping during the winter at the R. M. Welch home, moved part of her furnishings home Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dorman and Mr. gnd Mrs. Robert Welch and two} children were- Bismarck visitors} Wednesday. The Boyd school No. 1 pupils had a picnic dinner and last day of school exercises Thursday. The picnic din- ner was served in Robert Welch’s & gym conducted services at the Alta church} Miss Nina Waiste gave the seventl. was decorated in the class colors, lavender and white and the class combined with cherry blossoms. and potted plants. The table was laid for 35 guests in- and eighth grade examinations at Lien school No. 3 on Monday, Tues- day and Wednesday. Ray Josephson is breaking John Gylden this week. Miss Josie Olson was a caller at Andrew Thompson’s Sunday. Eddie Arneson, Clarence Rise, Ed- win Waiste, nad Arnold Christian- son were brief callers at Gyldcn’s home Saturday. ° Josie Olson returned home Satur- day after spending the past week at her aunt’s, Mrs. Dave Spanburg. f Ghylin | oo for By MARGARET DAVIS Both of the teachers of No. 1 and No. 2 schools gave the eighth grade examinations the first of last week Mrs. Arne Tosseth returned to Bismarck last week where she is junder a_doctors care. John Drawyer Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Davis were business callers at the Henry Schil- ling home last Wednesday afternoon Margaret and Eunice Davis spent Wednesday night with Ida Tosseth. L. Davis motored from Rock Hill to Regan Thursday evening with Irvin Johnson. Emil Olson called on L. W., Davis Thursday. Leona Davis visited with Margaret Gill Wednesday afternoon . _ Paul Davis and Irvin Johnson took dinner Thursday with L. W. Davis in Rock Hill. Fred McFadden of Wilton was a caller at Mrs. L. W. Davis’s place Wednesday morning. A surprise party was given by Mrs. Iva Keator’s children last. week. large crowd of the neighbors gathered. She is leaving for Wilton. Ida Tosseth and Maxine Johnson visited Eunice Davis Saturday eve- ning. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Strom and sor. and Mr. and Mrs. Elget Strom at- tended the dance in Regan Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. August Krause spent Saturday in Bismarck shopping. Reuben Krause called at the Geo. Nelson home Saturday evening. Margaret Davis visited at the Krause home Tuesday on her way home from Regan. Some of the Regan shoppers Sat- urday evening from Ghylin were Al- fred Anderson and father, the Krause children, Mrs, Alms and children, Mr, and Mrs. Henry Anderson and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Louie King and Marie, Albert Johnson and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Nels Tosseth and children, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Louie and children, Mr .and Mrs. Henry Sunquist and Luciie, Florence and Elsie eKator, Ellis and Emerson Gill, Miss Emma Coleman, L. W. Davis and family. Margaret’ Davis was a business was a Regan shopper grove. i || Members of the Cross-country | | Homemaker’s club met at the’home| of Mrs. Robert Welch Thursday eve-} ning to finish plans for the club} stunt to be given on achievement ay. A brief play featuring tele- vision was constructed and will be jtehearsed in fulldress Tuesday eve- ning at the home of Mrs. Robert | Welch, Margaret and Hugh McMurrich} | motored to Steele Friday evening for| \their niece, Florence Herrin. Miss Herrin is a teacher in one of the Steele schools. She will visit for! some time with her grandmother and aunt, Mrs. Sara McMurrich and Mar- garet McMurrich, Marcus Trembley visited at the home of his cousin, Mrs. Robert Welch, Friday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Welch, | Lawrence Doppler and mother, Mrs. Ed. Doppler, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waee motored to Bismarck Satur- lay. Mrs. A. D. Welch called at the Otto Dorman, John Welch, and Ro- bert Welch homes Friday evening, Mrs. John Nieland and Miss Alice Carlson called at the A. D. Welch, |Ed. Doppler, and Robert Welch jhomes Saturday afternoon. They called for their school contracts. Mrs. Nieland will teach again in Boyd No. 1, and Miss Carlson will teach the Telfer No. 3. Leo. Doppler and Fred Dorman caller on Mrs. Albert Johnson Mon- day afternoon, Lucile Sunquist had her arm hurt retty bad last week while playing with her dogs with a rope around her arm. The dogs saw something and started to run and bark, dragging Lucile with them. Edna Johnson was_ shoppin; Wilton Saturday evening. ae Mrs. Arne Tosseth came home and spent Sunday. Arne took her back to Bismarck Sunday evening. * Mr. Olson and wife called on Mrs. L. W. Davis Tuesday. The American Legion ladies will meet with Mrs. Albert Johnson for their next meeting. Mrs. A. Johnson is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Porter Nelson. Mrs. A. Tosseth was visiting her daughter, Mrs. Gene Perkins last Sunday. Howard Watkins was a_business caller on Albert Johnson Monday. Vernon Hedstrom of Bismarck is visiting with his brother Bert Hed- strom. Merlin Johnson visited with her aunt, Mrs, Howard Watkins the first of the week, Emerson and Margaret Gill vis- ited their grandmother Mondey af- ternoon, Eugene Perkins was trading in Regan Saturday night. Miss Edna Johnson went to Bis- marck Tuesday shopping. Eunice Davis is spending the fore part of this week visiting in Rock in motored to Bismarck Saturday eve- | ning. ,Clarence Doppler stayed over night at the home of his sister, Mrs. Robert Welch, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welch and Lawrence Dopplr attended church in Bismarck Sunday. Several from this ¢icinity attend- ed the services at the Stewartsdale \church Sunday. | Lyman ' o —@ By 8S. GYLDEN Mrs. John Gylden and son Jack were Wing callers Saturday evening. Ray Josephson and Sergie Gylden were callers at John Waiste’s home Sunday. William Lehto passed away Fri- day night at one of the Bismarck hospitals. Mr. and Mrs. John Gylden and children Sadie, Selina, Sallie and Sergie spent Saturday evening at Gust Eckholm’s home. .,Gust Eckholm visited at Arne An- tilla’s home Thursday. Mrs. Anna Dronen and son Harold were callers in the capitol city Sat- urday on a business mission. Quite a few from here attended the program given at Miss Sigrid Josephson’s school Thursday. Edwin Olson, Severi and_Eino Eckholm, Elmer Jarve, and George Bates were callers at Gylden’s home Sunday. Andrew Dronen was an overnight guest at Gust Eckholm’s home Sat- urday. Miss Arrah Thompson gave sev- enth and eighth grade examinations at Lyman school No. 2 on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. William Wanttaje and children were visitors at John Gylden’s home Thursday. Mrs. John Gylden and daughter Sadie were transacting business in. Wing Wednesday. They also called at Wm, Josephson’s, John Kurkis, .|and Dave Josephsoin’s homes. John Gylden called at Arne An- tilla’s home one day last week. Mr, and: Mrs. Wm. Wanttaja and children spent Wednesday with her folks, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Qison. Miss Sylvia Eckholm returned home Monday after working the past few months at Arthur Nelson’s. Quite a few from here attended Hill with her father and brotiers. Mrs, Iva Keator spent one day last week in Wilton on business. > | e Painted Woods By MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD e | e A great many friends of Lester Brown and Orbra Hennifield were surprised to hear that they were married at Washburn a couple of weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. J. Brown ac- companied them. Lester is a son of ir, and Mrs. Joe Brown and Orbra is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hannifield, also of this vicinity. A number of friends and_ relatives charivaried them Saturday night. Dancing and whist were played. At midnight a delicious lunch w: served by the ladies. The couple will make their home with the groom's parents for the present. Mr. and Mrs. Elias Lillefjeld and son Edwin and daughter Mrs. Mer- ton Demerey of Glendive, Mont., vis- ited at the Ole Lillefjeld home Wednesday evening. Mrs. Demerey left for an extended visit in Berkley, Calif., the first of June to visit her sister and family who re- side there. Henry Johnson, the assessor, was arvane in this neighborhood Wednes- jay. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld and daughter Mary Ann, and Elias Lillef- jeld of Wilton were Bismarck call- ers Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs, Lester Brown mo- tored to Wilton Thursday. Charles Hannifield’s have com- pany from Iowa this week. Ole Lillefjeld ran the lister for Anton Nelson Monday while Anton was in town, A number of young people from ited Woods attended the dance at Wildwood Saturday night. Caroline Johnson ‘is attending school at Wahpeton. with her aunt there. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gilcher and two children, Doneen and Betty Lou of Jamestown visited over the week- end at the Ole Lillefjeld home. Mrs, Mary Elsberg and Mrs. Gilcher’s mother returned with them to James- town for a visit, Mr. and Mrs, TF kson and the young peoples society held in Lien tofmship Sunday, (Nelson sen Ernest. visited: at the Andrew Sunday. 4, t She is staying —% ‘ a ¢