The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 9, 1930, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, -y seus NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS By FLORENCE GOSNEY Mr. and Mrs. Horace Fairchild were transacting business in McKenzie Mrs, E. C. Fogarty was in Sterling Tuesday afternoon. Mrs, Oast Prince and Harold were shopping in Sterling Tuesday after- noon. Ernest Hurr and daughter Elnora were town callers early Wednesday morning. Mrs. Herman Nieman was shopping in town Wednesday. M. Lewis was a town caller Wedne@iay night. Pete Youngreen was transacting business in Sterling Wednesday eve- ning. | P. M. Gosney motored to Bismarck | ‘Wednesday evening for repairs for his| combine. Mr. and Mrs. O. Welch visited at the Horace Fairchild home Wednes- day afternoon. Mrs, P. M. Gosney and Edna Mae spent Thursday with Mrs. Charles Gaskill. Mrs. Oast Prince and son Harold called at the Marion Lee home Thurs- day. ‘ ‘Mrs. Charles Gaskill was shopping {n Sterling Thursday evening. Anton Oberg and Henry Jessen were Driscoll callers Thursday night. ‘A. E. Cline was transacting business {n Sterling Thursday evening. ‘Mrs. Selmer Dyrstad and daughters Btella and Velma were visiting at the Henry Jessen home Monday night. Junior Harker is employed at the ‘Jessen home. Mrs. Henry Jessen and daughters Genevieve and Eunice called at the Gosney home Friday. James Baker was a Sterling caller ‘Thursday night. - Mrs. John Benz was shipping in *k Wednesday. ye, Runey was transacting busi- ness in Bismarck Friday. Edna Mae Gosney visited with Vel- stad Friday. Sar kather Johnson and William were town callers Friday. Charley Anderson was a town caller Friday afternoon, getting repairs for truck. Miwin Baeth was helping with the grain-hauling at Charley Anderson's tWe latter part of the week. Elsus Elness and sons Elder and Glen are combining their grain on the Unzleman place. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Fairchild were Sterling and McKenzie callers Friday. ‘Mrs. Selmer Dyrstad and daughters ealled on Mrs. Charles Gaskill Satur- ht. reed Mrs. Horace Fairchild were visiting friends in McKenzie Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Gosney, Florence and Edna and Miss Edna Florea spent Sunday at the Lloyd Gosney home near Braddock. Other guests there were the Steven Triplett family and Cooper from Brittin. ey MM Gosney motored to Bismarck early Monday morning, taking Flor- ‘nee back to school. Miss Edna Florea yecompanied them. She will spend the veek visiting at the B. L. Koon home. Mrs. P. M. Gosney and Edna called & the Dyrstad home in Sterling Sat- day. George Magnus is employed at the George Lewis home, helping with the harvest. Mrs. George Lewis and daughter Marian and Mrs. Lester Andrews called at the Gosney home Monday evening. Mr. Fick came from Minnesota and began working for E. L. Hurr Monday. Lester Andrews is running the com- bine for Harry Edgrly while he com- bines wheat for George Lewis. Mrs. Lester Andrews spent Monday at the G. W. Lewis home. Anton Oberg was a town caller Still By B. P. HAGSTROM Mr, and Mrs. Eric Pearson, son Ru- ben and daughters Mary and Bernice, visited with Mrs. Signe Johnson Fri- day evening. Rev. and Mrs, Thure Johnson, son Teddy and daughters Lillian, Flor- ence, Evangeline and Eulilia of Cleve- land, visited Thursday with Mrs. Asp- lund’s brother, Ed Asplund. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Asplund and son LeRoy visited with Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Erickson Thursday evening. Several from Still attended the Still Ladies Aid held at the S. R. Little home east of Regan Fridey aft- ernoon. Anthony Erickson called on Ole Hagstrom Friday afternoon. The Ladies Aid of the Swedish Mission church met Thursday after- noon with Mrs. Ole Hagstrom. There was a very large attendance. Outside visitors were Mrs. A. Stenquist and daughters Hildur and Ruth, from Painted Woods, Mrs. C. O. Peterson, and Mrs. H. Iverson and daughter Joyce of Wilton. Mrs. Mattie Bigler of Wilton visited with her sister, Mrs. C. L. Johnson, Thursday. Ival and NaDine Noon spent the week-end with George and Velma Johnson. , Helen Pearson was an over night guest wtih Hilma Johnson Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Hagstrom and daughter Naomi visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Law one evening last week. Otto Asplund of Bismarck valled on his brother, Ned, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Erick Pearson and daughters Mary and Bernice shopped in Wilton Wednesday. Rev. and Mrs. Thure Johnson, son Weasley, and daughters Lillian, Vio- let, Evangeline and Eulilia, of Cleve- land, and Naomi Hagstrom, who has been attending the State Teachers’ college in Valley City, arrived at, the Ole Hagstrom home Tuesday after- noon. Rev. and Mrs. Johnson and family went to John Asplund’s to stay for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. John Law called in Wilton Tuesday. . Chas, Fry worked for Signe John- son Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Erickson, ‘Mrs. Erickson, shopped in Bismarck Tues- day. Mrs. Ole Hagstrom and daughter Margaret shopped in Wilton Tuesday. Axel Asplund called on Ned Asp- lund Friday evening. Mrs. Cora Richard, sons Clifford, Leo and Vernon, and daughters Cora, DeVee and Helen, Mr. and Mrs, Ted- dy Richard of Wilton, and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Johnson, son George and daughters Helen, Bernadine, Velma and Doris, were dinner guests at Chas. Noon’s Sunday. Leo Strand is working for oas. Noon this week. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Asplund and son LeRoy left Monday for their home in Minneapolis, after spending @ few weeks with Mr. Asplund’s brother, Walfred. Ole Hagstrom called in Bismarck Saturday. Velma, ‘Bernadine and Doris John- son and NaDine Noon visited with Margaret Hagstrom Saturday after- noon. Rev. and Mrs. Thure Johnson and children returned home to Cleveland Saturday. Lillian remained here to work for her uncle, John Asplund, until school starts. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Asplund were dinner guests with Otto Asplund Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bergquist and sons Hjalmer and Emil of Steiber township visited with Mrs. Signe Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Andrews were in town Saturday night. Hugh Jessen visited at the Baeth home Sunday. By MRS. WALTER DIETZMAN Joe Fisher combined grain for Mr. Larson and Mr. Trygg the fore part of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Dietzman and son Ed- win and Miss Gladys Tooker were callers at the Joe Fisher home Mon- evening. Jake Merkle started working for W. A. Dietzman Tuesday morning. 'W. A. Dietzman was a business call- er in Bismarck Monday morning. Mrs. Joe Fisher called at the Tebbo Harms and Henry Miller homes on way to Bismarck Wednesday. George Ely and children were callers i the John Olsen home Wednesday noon. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tooker were business callers in Bismarck Wednes- day forenoon. ‘Mrs. Kershaw and son Arthur and Arthur Norum were shoppers in Bis- marck Friday afternoon. » and Mrs. Lawrence Madland callers in Bismarck Monday. Mrs. Joe Fisher and chil- Mrs. Jake Merkle and son Sabbath school in Bismarck Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Craig. and daughter visited at the Geo. Watchel home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Merkle and son Douglas went to Roberson, N. D., Sun- day morning, returning the same eve- ning. Mrs. John Glum and children vis- junday. Mr. and Mrs. Mat Dahl from Hazel- ton were visitors at the Laurence Madiand home Sunday. Mrs. F. L. Owen and three sons were business callers-at the Joe Fisher home Sunday afternoon. W. A. Dietzman called on John Ol- sen Sunday afternoon. John Olsen and Floyd Owen were callers in Bismarck Saturday evening. Edwin Dietzman visited Louis Owen afternoon. Callers at the W. A. Dietzman home Sunday were Mr, and Mrs. Morris and children from Bismarck, . and Mrs. Moffit from Menoken, John Harms. Satter and children Tebbo Harms home on Bismarck. Edwin Dietzman itted and chil- ¢ Tooker home Johnson Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Hochhaiter and children, Ival, Donald and Na- Dine Noon, George Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Erick. Pearson and children, Si- mon Larson and Mr. and Mrs. Ole|! Hagstrom spent Sunday at Wildwood Lake. Among those from Still who shopped in Wilton Saturday night were: Clarence Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Noon, Chas. Noon and daughter Neva, Hjalmer and Roy Thor, Mr. and Mrs. Erick Pearson, son Ruben, and daughters Helen, Mary and Bernice, Simon Larson, Or- lando, Ruben, Russell, Billy and Alice Johnson, and Ole, Gene, and Marian| ¢ Strand. f_ Braddock ] e By ‘MRS. E. F. SAVAGE Owing to your correspondent being away on a holiday trip there was no Braddock items sent in last week and we are sending in some of these items which will be printed at this time. Rev. Kinzler announced Sunday evening that beginning Sunday Aug. 10 and until conference meets that he will preach in Braddock every Sun- day morning at 11 o'clock instead of in the evening. Mr. and, Mrs. George Dexter and children were Sunday dinner guests at the R. Liversage home. Miss Dagmar Carlson who was @ week-end guest at the Thore Naaden home returned home Monday morn- ing. The W. W. Baxter and J. G. De- France families spent Sunday at Pursian Park. Owing to the dry weather work on the new grade from Braddock to the Napoleon-Hazelton highway has been , | discontinued. Mrs. C. G. Barton accompanied the Kintyre auxiliary to Bismarck Mon- day July 28 to attend the - Legion convention held there. The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church held a picnic Thursday afternoon at Barton's grove north of town. There was a good attendance and a good time enjoyed by all. The camp fire coffee made by Mrs. Fetterly was ex- ceptionally good. The Baer Allen and Barton fam- ilies attended the picnic ‘given in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Hammond and family at the Falgatter home in Kintyre Tuesday evening. Church services were held in the Presbyterian church following the picnic. The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church will meet at the home of Mrs. O. E. Lee of Dana Thursday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Savage returned Sunday from a two weeks trip through South Dakota and Iowa. On the way to Iowa they visited Mr. and Mrs. Cal Alberts at Mobridge, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacLachlan at Virgil, 8. Qak., and Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Briggs at Jefferson, 8. Dak. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Shepard accompanied them to these homes. The visit to Iowa was made with friends of Mrs. Savage at Le Mars whom she had not seen for 48 years. Rev. and Mrs. Hammond and chil- dren were Thursday dinner guests at the Dr. Baer home. They are on a month's trip. Rev. Hammond is preaching at Kenmare, N, Dak. E. E. Clarke and son-in-law of Ellendale called at the E. F. Savage home Sunday. Mr. Clarke came up to look at his crop in Dana town- ship. ‘The G. B. Aarvig family were last week visitors at the R. Aarvig home and Mrs. L. H. Sicco and Miss Leone visited a few days at the Barton home. They all enjoyed a picnic and a swim at Pursian Lake Wednesday evening. ~ Misses Dexter, H. Aarvig, Allens- worth, Barton Fetterley and Viola Aarvig motored to Linton Thursday, July 31 and spent the day shopping and picnicking at Seeman park. George Martini who has been work- ing in Fargo has returned home and is helping in the harvest fields. Leonard Sempel returned Saturday to Minneapolis after a couple of weeks visit with his father and broth- | @ ers here. The C. T. Barton family and H. W. Beale family of Kintyre were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Spitzer. J. B. Saylor of Bismarck was a Braddock caller Wednesday. Fred Junge who with Mrs. Junge and their daughters, Misses Phrene and Winnifred have returned after a two weeks camping at Detroit Lakes. They report a fine time. W. J. McCaffrey and son Mickey who have been visiting at the Sem- pel home returned to their home at Kalso, Washington Monday. Mr. Sempel, Eldon and Leonard accom- panied them as far as Bismarck. Mr. McCaffrey formerly owned a barber shop here and will be known to many of the Braddock folks. Mrs. McCaf- ead was formerly Miss Hattie Sem- Pel. Monday morning Mrs. H. W. Allen accompanied by Mrs. Grace Snyder who was a guest at the Allen home drove to Jamestown to visit with Mrs. Arnold Anderson. They were accom- panied back to Braddock with little Shirley May Anderson who spent the week with Grandpa and Grandma Al- Jen who took her back to her home in Jamestown Saturday. Mrs. Snyder left Tuesday afternoon for De Moines, Towa, having received a message of the death of a cousin and left to at- tend the funeral. From there she will go on to her home at Pasadena, Cal- Oscar Erickson and Annetta| ifornia. Mrs. Irene Moen of Minneapolis was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Savage Tuesday evening. She was here looking after her farm south of town which is rented to Emil Kino- nen, Wednesday accompanied by Mrs. Howard Balk she left to visit with her mother at Randall, Minn., while Mrs. Balk went on to visit with her husband at Shakopee, Minn. Mrs. Moen who has been teaching in Min- neapolis will teach there again next, year. ‘Thursday Art Meyers was pleasant- ly surprised by receiving a visit from his brother and wife from Iowa. They arrived in Braddock on the afternoon train and Mr. Corey drove them out to the Mcyers home north of town. Nine girls accompanied by Mrs. Barton camped at Pursian lake three days last week. These were Mamie Naaden, Violette Dexter, Louise Bar- ton, Helen Aarvig, Gertrude: Allen: orth, Hattie Fetterley, Viola Aarvig and Helen and Virgie Marini, Mrs. Grant Peterson drove to Bis- marck Saturday to meet her sister, Miss Sigrid Alfson of Washington, who will visit here a week or ten days before going on to the coast to visit her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Alfson. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Shafer, Ken- neth Shafer and W. Noddings of Na- Poleon were Sunday guests at the O. M, Vie home. ‘Rev. Benzon and the young people who came down with him from Bis- marck Sunday morning were dinner. guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. They returned to Bis- marck in the aft 5 ‘The choir will meet at the home of ie Edholm, Thursday evening, Aug. The Luther. League met Thursday evening July 31 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Olof Nordstrom. In spite of it being such a busy season, there was a large number present. Eleven new members, the confirmation class, hota formally admitted to member- ip. Menoken — Se BY MRS. JENNIE DANCE Mr. and Mrs. Hiram G. Ludeman and son Jimmie from Waukon, Iowa, spent several days this week visit- ing Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Ludeman. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Paulson and children visited at the R. G. Abelein home from Thursday until Saturday Jeaving for their home in Death Val- ley, Calif., by car. Mrs. John Watkins of California visited Mrs. Melvin Agnew and Mrs. A. H. Klipstein Wednesday. Mrs. Watkins called on old friends in Men- oken Thursday morning. Rayner ‘and daughter, Mildred, spent ug! * , spent Friday evening visiting at the Linde- mann home. Word was received here of the death of Miss Vena La Bay of Ya- kima, Washington, caused from the explosion of a kerosene can while arting fire. sti a Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Ludemann, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Ludemann and son and Mrs. A. H Klipstein. Mrs. V. M. Craven entertained the Present, Mrs. Chris De Groot, a Chas. Daw, Mrs. John Craven and family, Mrs. Rhoda Wood were visi- tors. The ladies are now sewing for a quilt. A delicious lunch- was served by the hostess as- by Mrs. Homer Craven. Mrs. . D. King was reelected president ‘the aid and Mrs. Ebling, secretary Paris, Miss Nellie Dance, who have been touring througn Mon- tana, Canada and Washington, re- turned home Wednesday. Mr, and Mrs. L. J. Agnew and fam- dred Funston is now stay- ing with her sister, Mrs. Chester Boyd. Calvin Oathoudt who has been act- ing as agent at the depot during T. J. Agnew's absence, left Friday for his home at Jamestown, N. D Mrs. Savannah McCristy, Mrs. Laura Dance and daughter, Miss Nel- le, were entertained at dinner Fri- day by: Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Dance. The next Ladies’ Aid meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. C. D. King August 7, Thursday afternoon. The Menoken pool hall has been purchased by A. C. Dance. 1 Mrs. Savannah McCristy of Fresno- Calif, who has spent three weeks visiting Mrs. Laura Dance, left Sun- day for Canton, Missouri, where she will visit her son and family. Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Ishmael and daughter, Mrs. Tollefsen, and Miss Winona Haggardy visited at the R. G. Abelein home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Berg of Port- land, N. D., and Miss Kora Haugen of Milsville, Mi! are visiting at the home of Mrwand Mrs. R. G. Abelein. They arrived Thursday and left Tuesday going to Medora and back by way of Williston. Mrs. Neil Funston is now visiting at the home of Mrs. M. 8. Funston. Miss Bernice Hansen, Miss Emma Hansen and Henry Hansen were sup- per guests at the G. N. Varnum home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs, R. G. Abelein spent Sunday evening in Mandan. f Tlampton | By ELIZABSTH KOPPY Joe Lawinger of Linton was a busi- ness caller in this vicinity Tuesday. Jake Roth of Hazelton detivered gasoline to Godfrey Grenz Tuesday. Father Schweiteer, Mrs. Shaugh- nassy, Mrs. Joseph Prefontaine daughter Margaret and son Raymond and Miss Violet Boilean of Hazelton were in this vicinity picking cherries Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Deis and daughters Celestine and Rose of near Temvik were in this vicinity Sunday afternoon. Henry Knittel and Math Koppy motored to Bismarck Sunday. Fred Schulz and Ben Hermanson of near Bismarck spent Sunday with friends in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. John Zoller of near Hazelton were in this vicinity Sun- day. Ecklund ; ————-@ By JUSTINE MORRIS Cleo and Betty Johnson visited bela Aldene and Eunice Morris Tues- lay. Mrs. Carl Johnson and Mrs. Con- ard Gorenson. visited with their sis- ter, Mrs. Howard Taplin Tuesday aft- ernoon, W. H. Brown was a caller at the T. F. Morris home en route to Wilton Monday. Ruth Falkenstein visited at the Clarence Falkenstein home Thurs- day. Harry Brown and Bennie Anderson called at the T. F. Morris Hume en route from Wilton Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson and daughters Cleo and Betty visited at the T. F. Morris home Wednesday evening. Elsie Keator who has been helping Mrs. Clarence Falkenstein cocking for threshers last week returned to her home Thursday evening. Gerald ‘Morris called at the H. A. McCullough home Thursday. Roy Westby called. at the T. F. Morris home Wednesday. H. A. McCullough was 4 caller in Wilton Tuesday. Bennie Anderson called or: Donald Morris en route to Wilton Saturda: Marion Morris called on Mrs. A. F. Anderson Thursday afternoon. Ralph Falkenstein war a brief caller at the T. F. Morris home Thursday _evenii en route home from the Jene Perkins home. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Anderson and daughter Betty were shoppers in Wilton Saturday. W. H. Brown was a caller at tae T. F. Morris home Saturday. V. L. Anderson and family were among those who picnicked at Wild- wood Lake Sunday. ' Bennie Anderson was an over night guest with Donald Morris Saturday night. ‘ Mrs. T. F. Morris and daughters Eunice an@ Aldine and son James were transacting business in Wilton Thursday. Several young folks from this vi- cinity went roller skating at Wild- wood Lake Sunday. Levi Anderson and Donald Morris called on the Brown brothers Friday evening and from there they went to Apple Creek swimming. Mr. and Mrs, Philip Monroe and son Roderick were shoppers in Wilton Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Morris and sons James and Raymond and daugh- ters Aldene and Eunice visited at the Edward Morris home Sunday. Clarence Olson who is employed at the Ira Falkenstein home visited with his paretns, Mr. and Mrs. John Olson, Sunday. Gertrude Fiffer visited with the Morris girls Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Hilken were transacting business in Wilton Thurs- day. Dorothy Morris visited at her home over Sunday. Ralph Taplin was an over night guest with Levi Anderson Saturday night. Erma Klawitler visited over Sunday at the T. F. Morris home. > A ! Lein e- - o By OLGA M. RISE John Johnson, daughters Luel Josie, Lenora and Myrtle, of Madeli Minn., visited at the John Birkeland home for a few days en route home from the Yellowstone park. Misses Verna and Con- ance Lein spent Friday at the Harry Helgeson home. Mrs. Herbie Gunderson visil at the Geo. Christianson home day evening. . Mrs. Joe Rise, daughter Selma and sons Glenwood and Everett. and Verna Torgeson motored to Tuttle Saturday afternoon. Halvor Benson and son Ray, of Harmony, Minn., are at present visit- ing in this vicinity. Julius Kluksdahl + called at Joe Rise’s Wednesday evening. George Vik is employed at the Willie Olson home this week. Clarence Rise called at Ed Van Vieet’s on business Wednesday after- noon. Arnold Christianson assisted Art Bjorhus with harvesting Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr and Mrs, Harold Christianson and daughter Marian. Mrs. Geo. Christianson son Arnold, Ciarence Rise and Paul Pasley, were supper guests at the Harry Helegson home Sunday evening. Mrs. Seymour Arneson and daugh- ters Hazel and Rubie called at the John Birkeland home Saturday morning. Joseph Rise made a trip to Tuttle Friday. Joe Rise and Roy Smith motored to Driscoll Thursday morning. Mrs, Geo. Christianson son Arnold and Mrs. Harold Christianson and daughter motored to Driscoll Friday afternoon. Roy Smith is working for Ed Ny- gaard this week. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lein and fam- visited at Seymour Arneson’s Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Lein and fam- ily visited at Charlie Newcomer's Sunday.- Verna Torgeson who has spent some time at the John Birkeland home, returned to Bismarck Sunday. Helen Lein of Wing is spending a féw days with Constance Lein, Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Olson, daugh- er Della and Mr. Nordby of Driscoll and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rise visited at @ |the Ole Spilde home Sunday evening. Andrew Dronen, Kenneth Brenden and Selma Rise were supper guests at the Dallas Borkman home. Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Severson and family visited at Henry Arneson’s Sunday afternoon. Dorothy Borkman spent Saturday evening and Sunday at her home. Andrew Dronen and.Julius Kluks- ily and Severt Brenden of Fero, N. D.,| @ Mr. and Mrs. John Habeck and Al- fred motored to Menoken Creek Sun- day to pick choke cherries. Frank Sims from Nebraska Who came here by motorcycle called Sun- day at the John Habeck home to see David Trygg. Carl Larson made a trip to Regan Monday and hauled a load of rye to the elevator. Martin Bourgois called Monday at the Nelson brothers. Mrs. Nels Nelson and Victor called at the Ernest Gordon home last ‘Thursday where they took Mrs. Ben- nie Nelson who has been staying with her parents a while. | Christiania —_———__. By VIOLET A. CLARKE Mr. and Mrs, Ole Newland a: i a were Driscoll callers Satur- lay. Miss Luella Tollefson of Menoken spent from Wednesday until Satur- day night with Mrs. Robert Eisen- burg at Driscoll. Roy Olson is assisting Christ iSchoon’s with their harvesting. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Bassen were Driscoll callers Saturday. Mrs. Jennie Clarke and Miss Vio- let, also Robert Clarke, were Ster- ling callers Tuesday. Martin Riddy called on John Sunday. 4 L. B. Olson and Tom Olson were Driscoll callers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Schoon and dahl were callers at Joe Rise’s Sur- day morning. There will be Norwegian services next Sunday, Aug. 10, at 2 o'clock. Tryge By GLADYS NELSON John Habeck was a caller Tucsday at the Geo. F. Nelson home. Geo. F. Nelson was a-calier Tues- day morning at the Joe Varley home. Pete Roline, from near Baldwin, e cAlled Monday at the Nels Nelson, Geo. F. Nelson and Trygg homes. Ella Trygg from Baldwin is stay- ing at her former home here with John Habeck’s. Geo. F. Nelson headed some rye for John Habeck Tuesday and Wednes- day. \ Emma Coleman visited a few days last week with Melinda Manning north of Regan. Mr. and Mrs. John Habeck and Alfred motored to Bismarck last Sun- day and consulted a physician. Mr. Habeck has been quite ill, but is much improved at this writing. Mrs. Geo. F. Nelson and Gwendo- lyn called at the Charlie Farrell home Wednesday. Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Farrel, Mar- garet, Elizabeth and Paulie, made a trip to Wilton Wednesday. John Anderson was a caller ‘Wed- nesday at the John Habeck home. Clara Habeck hasbeen assisting Mrs. John Habeck a few days cooking for harvesters while Mrs. Habeck has been ill. John Anderson and Martin Nelson motored to Regan Wednesday. Geo. F. Nelson, Gerald and Mar- tin, called at John Anderson's Wed- nesday night. - : Martin Bourgois ttansacted busi- ness in this vicinjty Thursday. - Mrs. Fred Habeck and family as- sisted John Habeck’s with the house work and cooking for harvesters Thursday. John Anderson started heading their grain in companyship with Fred Habeck. Mrs, Charlie Farrell and Jackie were luncheon guests Thursday at the Geo. F. Nelson home. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Landerholm and daughter Brunette called Thursday of last week at the Nels Nelson home. Mr, and Mrs, Bert Faust and son from Killdeer, arrived here last week to visit her mother, Mrs. Alex Sund- quist, two brothers Pete and Elmer and sister, Mrs. Albin Spangherg. Geo. ‘F. Nelson, Gerald and Martin were brief callers Friday night at the Porter Nelson and Laurence Stocks home. Porter Nelson assisted the Nelson boys Saturday forenoon in digging a well in the meadow on the north quarter as the spring went dry. A number of other wells have not been supplying enough water for the stock. . Arthur Magnus and son Elmer mo- tored. to Bismarck Saturday on 8 business mission. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Nelson, Ger- ald and Gwendolyn and Mrs. Charlie Farrell motored to Bismarck Satur- day. Alfred Habeck called Sunday at the Fred Habeck home on loca! busi- ness, is Floyd Owens and family were re- cent visitors at the John Habeck home. i] Rudy Schrunk’s called Sunday at the Johni Habeck home. Pete Lundquist, Hugo Nelson and Marion Scott, Laurence and Clifford Little were among the crowd swim- ming in Apple Creek Sunday near the Art Fricke home. Axel Lundberg and Ole Awne from Regan called in at the Martin Nelson home Friday night en route to Apple Creek to swim. ; Fred Habeck’s called Sunday. at the John Habeck home en route to Me- noken Creek. A large crowd enjoyed a party on the rocks near the Oscar Coleman home Saturday night. A jolly time was had by all. John Habeck motoréd to Bismarck Saturday on a ‘shopping trip. Ella ‘Trygg who stays with them accom- panied him to consult a physician about her broken arm. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Nelson, Ger- ald and Gwendolyn stopped in Su day at the John Habeck home en route home from Menoken Creek. ‘John Risch, Willard Diamond and |" Lawrence Gordan called Sunday at the Geo. F. Nelson home. Coleman called in Sunday at the Geo. PF. Nel- son home en route to Apple Creek to swim. Gertie Mae and Gladys Nelson accompanied them. Mrs. Charles Trygg visited one day. this week with Mrs. John Habeck, while she was sick. Mr. and Mrs. vake Fetch visited Sunday at the Joe Fisher home. Gene Cunninghams went for a trip Sunday entertaining their visitor, Mrs, Carlson. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Habeck and family motored to the Capital City Saturday on a business mission. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Habeck end family. Ella Trygc. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Nelson, Gerald and Gwendolyn, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schoon motored to Veronca, N. D., Saturday, to visit Mrs. Ernest Schoon’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pederson and family for a few days. Mrs. L. B, Roth and family were Sterling callers Saturday evening. Mrs. Jennie Clarke and Miss Vio- let were Driscoll callers Satyrday and en route they called at the Martin Olson and Adolph Hansen homes. John Elias of McKenzie cailed at the Christ Schoon’s home Saturday morning. Mrs. Jennie Clarke and Miss Violet Me at the Hassin Eele home Sun- lay. L. B. Roth was a Sterling caller Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Sharp, ac- companied by Mrs. Ed Gibson, were Bismarck callers Friday. Tom Smith called at the Tyler Johnson home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Stile and family were Sterling callers Friday. Ed Freshour was a Sterling caller ” aera e McKenzie Saturday. By MRS. T. T. [ Mr. and Mrs. E. L. adat s are the Proud parents of a baby boy born August 4 in the Bismarck hospital. Vera Leathers of Mandan is visiting with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, M. J. Belcher. Mr. Stark of the Stark grocery was @ Bismarck business caller Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Watson were shoppers in Bismarck Saturday. The 4-H Wide-Awake sewing club, under the direction of Isabelle Colby held a regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at. the Dawhome in Me- noken. All. members were present. Mrs. Park Wood was a visitor at the meeting. The club ‘meet next at the G, A, Hughes home. Mrs. George Watson, who under- went an operation three weeks ago, returned home Sunday. Mrs. Wm. Stark and daughter mo- tored to Mandan Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Conley were Sunday visitors at the M. J. Belcher home. P. P. Bliss and daughters Bernice and Margaret were visitors at the George Manly home Sunday. Miss Jerry Moses, who teaches near Bismarck, spent the week-end at the 'W. L. Watson home: Mr. and Mrs, H. 8. Fairchild of Sterling were Sunday visitors at the M. A. Doucette home. Bernice Bliss and Vivian Larson of the Wide-Awake 4-H club received first and second prize for their dresses sent to the Grand Forks fair. Bernice Bliss received $2.00 as first prize and Vivian Larson $1.50 for sécond prize. Pat Manly is employed at the Henry Larson home. ‘The ball game played in McKenzie Sunday by Menoken and McKenzie ‘was 14 to 15 in favor of Menoken. Mrs. H. T. Cram of Bismarck was ® McKenzie caller Saturday. Mn, and Mrs. C. W. Thompson and daughters Arah and Ruby were vis- itors at the Grant Turner home Sat- urday evening. Miss Jerry Moses was a visitor at JGHES at the T. G. Coons home evening. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sudivick of were Saturday evening vis- ie Grant Turner home. . and Mrs, H. 'T. Cruni and fam- and Mr. and family visited at the Tom Hughes home Monday evening. o -_—¢ Hazlegrove | @ By MRS. RAY HAZLEGROVE Opal Gray called at the Ray Hazle- grove home afternoon and home for a few days, to help with the work. and Mrs, C. R. Jacobson ny Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray and Miss Monday Miss Fietta Cloud accompanied them The telephone line northwest of re in Tuttle Christ Hitletwit were business callers in Tuttle Satur- day night. Mr. and Mrs, Christ Wolf were in Wing Saturday night shopping. The Stohler young folks and the Kraft young folks were in Ttutle Sat- urday night. | Tuttle Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ochuner and fam- / home. ———+ | ily the Rath boys were in Tuttle Satur- day night. . Mr. and Mrs, Harry Gray and son Robert and daughter Marylea and Mrs, 8. O. Gray of Pettibone and Mr. and Mrs, Frank Gray and Miss Opal Gray and Miss Fietta Cloud were din- ner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove. Ed Wagner and Miss Pauline Wolff and Miss Rob¢rta Palms, who is here visiting her uncle Ed, and Mrs. Ed Cloud and son Omer and Gladys were supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Ray Hazlegrove Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers attended Sunday schoo! at Pleasant Hill church Sunday. Vernol Goldsmith and his sister Miss Bell Goldsmith drove to Bis- marck Saturday night to spend Sun- day with Mrs, Vernol Goldsmith who is in the hospital. She is improving. Omer Cloud called Sunday at the Romeo Bailey home. Mr. and Mrs, Ray Hazlegrove and Miss Fietta Cloud called Sunday night at the Kraft home. Mr. and Mrs. Julius ZWeigle and daughters Della and Ruthie were guests Sunday at the Kraft home. Miss Roberta Palms will visit a few days this week at the McIntyre and Alex Soder homes. Ed Wagner and niece Miss Roberta Palms were dinner guests Sunday at the Elmer Perry home. Misé Delia Kraft is helping at the Frank Gray home. The Bert Glanville family and the McIntyre family were in Wing shop- ping one day this week. Moffit By MRS. C. E. MOFFIT Mr. and Mrs. Orthoff and daughter Amy Ann were dinner guests at the Melvin Thorsen ‘home Sunday. Born on Friday morning, Aug. 1, to Mr, and Mrs. Eddy Olsop at the Bis- marck Hospital a son. Mother and baby are doing fine. . Frank Benz and Eddy Olson visited their wives at the Bismarck hospital Saturday evening. ‘ Burt Johnson and Vernon Scott spent the week-end at the Wm. Lane home. They both work on the Soo Line bridge crew. A group of friends gathered at the Ira Peckens home last Wednesday for @ surprise on Mrs, Peckens, She re- ceived a number of pretty gifts. At 4 o'clock a lovely lunch was served by the ladies. Mrs. John Degg, Mrs. Charles Soule and Mrs. C. E. Moffit visited with Grandma Porter: Monday afternoon. Born gn Monday, Aug. 4, at the Bis- marck hospital to Mr. and Mrs, E. L. Adams of McKenzie, a little son. Mother and baby are doing fine. Everett Porter went to St. Paul on Saturday with his two cars of hogs. Part of them were Gus Benz's and Ed Kleeman’s. ‘Mrs. Dewey Olson and children and Mrs. Charles Faust and children vis- ited at the A. W. Faust home Mon- day. ‘Jack Parker and B. F. Lane called at the August Benz home Monday. Carl Olson and company combined wheat for H. D, Brownawell and Wal- ter Jones last week. Most of it was Ceres wheat and run out pretty good. Mr, and Mrs. F. H. Pillsbury and sons and little Charles Moffit visited at the H. D. Hamblen home Sunday. Porters and George Lewis are load- ing a car of wheat on the N. P., also Melvin Thorsen and Mr. Orthoff. Mrs. John Degg and. daughter Marguerette returned to Moffit from Mercer, N. D., where they have visited for some time. They will here a week 2nd will go on to Canada to visit with Mrs. Deggs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Soren Wallenhaupt who for- merly lived near here. Mr: and Mrs. Jake Walz returned to their home at Pipestone, Minn., on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Durfee, Mr. and Mrs. Viggo Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. George Parks visited Saturday and Sunday at Minot with Mr. ard Mrs, Pickering. They returned home Sun- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Botts and son, Mr. Vernon Scott, Mrs. C. E. Moffit, Harriet Mof- fit and Wm. Lane went to the River Sunday for a picnic and to pick chokecherries. Steve Triplett and Mr. Jones went to Bismarck to get repairs Thursday. Mrs, Helen Carroll and daughter Lois visited at the John Benz home Jack and Gladys Durfee and Leo Rippley visited at the Martin Rippley home Sunday. Mel Wierenga ‘and crew are com- bining wheat for Porter and Lewis this week. Ira Peckens is helping Fred Moffit Tuttle is now being repaired and a| head new central is now in charge, Miss Viola Hagen. Mr. and Mrs. Mart Franzen and family have moved into the house west of Roy Goraline’s. Mart Franzen is helping at the Sor- enson farm now. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove called at the Emanuel Meckley home Tues- day on their way home from Good- sh. ‘ Frank Gray apd Ray Hazlegrove were business callers in Tuttle Thurs- | day afternoon. ‘The John Hawkins family are all on the sick list this week. Hawkins is helping Mrs. Peter Dema- golly. Harry Ulfers called at the Ochuner home Thursday. a Irvin Sattler called at Ray Hazle- grove’s Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove called at the Harry Ulfers home Saturday forenoon. John Sattler headed his barley this week. Mr.and Mrs. Herbert Sweet and tam- lly, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Anderson and family, Miss Estell Thoren and Mrs. Albert Troness, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Thoren and family, Mrs. Jake George Lewis was a town caller ‘Tuesday. L. D. Bailey and son Burns shipped. a car of wheat to the cittes last week. Lem ‘Ferguson and son of Glencoe ley mother tothe Joe Cook home Wednes- day, where she will visit a few days. " The a of Kenneth Kohler oc- curred at Bismarck Friday evening. His mother is a daughter of H. C. Rasche. The community extends sym- pathy to the bereaved family. Mrs. Fitzgerald and son Laurenct were Regan callers Wednesday. Those who hauled feed to J. F. Lit: week. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Collip, and Charles, visited at the Mrs. Mary Réasche home Sunday. Sunday luncheon guests at the Fred Ehnes home were Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Spitzer of Baldwin and Mrs. J. F Little and Ruth. Sunday guests at the Lewis Jorgen- son home were Mr. and Mrs. Martin 8. B. Olson motored to Wilton Sat- urday. ° Hugo and Victor Nelson a the Exnest Gordon home Montag. Chas. Heddick motored to Regan Tuesday. Marjorie and Leona Davis visited Ryberg home were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Landerholm and daughter Bur- nett, Mrs, Ernest Gordon, Mrs. Ben Nelson and children. C. O. Kettelson called at the 8. B. Ivy Vi and Farley and Marjorie Davis spent the afterr noon visiting with Hazel and Ruth and Allen Tolliver were Sunday evening guesta at the Philip Monroe home. * © O. O. Sperry called at the John Howe home Tueslay. « Tillie Waugeman spent Wednesday at the Homer Taylor home. Ira Bailey and Gilbert Ward mo- tored to Regan Thursday. Fred Ehnes and son Willie called at the Gus Heinley home ‘Thursday. Clayton Little and Vincent Sherman motored to Wilton Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Colip called at the Mrs. Mary Rasche home Thursday evening. ‘W. H. Kolb called at the Mrs. K. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Scanlon and chil- dren called at the Roy Farley home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Johnson and family were dinner guests at the Mrs, Davis home Sunday evening. Vincent called at . the James Fitzgerald home Thursday eve- Mrs, J. F. Little and daughters Ruth and Phillis, Mré, Louie Jorgenson and and Elisabeth mo- children remain|tored to the river Monday to pick berries. Frances and B, Fitsgerald and Vin- cent Sherman visited at the Joe “Hils- dorf home in Wilton Sunday. went through Moffit Tuesday with &/ ning. load of wood. Mrs, Creole Botts had the mistor- tune to run a nail through Monday. It was ® very painful acci- dent. 0 By RUTH Mr. and Mrs. James Fitzgerald and family. and on Bee were Regan afternoon, Guests at the Lewis Jorgenson home Sunday evening of last week were Lau- rence Everett, Hester Bailey and Ed Rosche. Mr. and Mrs John Howe motored to Bismarck Thursday to be with their daughter Clarice, who underwent an operation Friday afternoon for tonsils. Regan callers Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ehnes and family, Mr.,and Mrs. Oscar Magnuson and 4,300, from these {