The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 22, 1931, Page 13

Ghylin isa By MARGARET DAVIS Miss Leoma Sunquist visited school No. 1 in Ghylin Tuesday. Mra. Edna Scott was a business caller at the Henry Rosendahl home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Noon are the parents of a big baby boy. Mrs. Noon. will be remembered in this neighborhood as Martha Alm, before her marriage. Margaret Davis spent Thursday sight with Miss Ida Tosseth. Miss Marilyn Johnson visited the Still school Wednesday the guest of Leoma Sunquist. Violet Rosendahl was absent from school Tuesday. Mrs. Eugene Perkins has her sis- ter as a guest for a few days. Leoma Sunquist visited Marilyn Johnson Tuesday. Albert Perkins called at school No. 1 Friday. Miss Ida Tosseth spent Thursday afternoon with Margaret and Eunice Davis. Mrs. Nels Alm spent Thursday with her daughter, Mrs. Wilbur Noon, of near Wilton. ‘There was a surprise party held at the Jim Louie home Saturday eve- ning. ‘ Arne and Oliver Tosseth were Sat- urday evening guests at the L. W. Davis heme. Margaret Gill has been absent from her school two weeks due to sickness. Mr, and Mrs. Nels Alm and chil- dren were Sunday guests of Charles Noon of near Wilton, where they went to see their grandson. Mr. and Mrs. Arne Tosseth and son Edwin and mother, Mrs. A. Tos- seth, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Perkins. Mr. and Mrs, Olget Ryberg were guests of Charles Strom Sunday. Margaret, Eunice, Stanton and Owen Davis were Sunday evening guests of Oliver and Ida Tosseth. Mrs. Perkins is on the sick list this week. Arne Tosseth motored to Wilton Sunday evening. The Davis and Tos- seth young folks accompanied him. Henry Rosendahl was a business caller at Charley Strom’s Sunday morning. a Hazelton | ba i By ADALINE LANDSBERGER The Afternoon Bridge club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. B. B. Schneider. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McCusker mo- tored to Bismarck Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beastrom were Hazelton shoppers Saturday. Mr. Benson, who is again residing in Bismarck, motored down Satur- day. The Regular Bridge club will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. D. McCusker. Harvey Weber, who for the past few years has been employed in the Berkholtz eievator, has accepted a/ position as manager of a farmers elevator at Hillsview, 8. D. He left Monday to assume his new duties and will move his family to Hills- view in a week or so. Rev. Father Schureitzer and Mrs. Susan Shaughnessy motored to Bis- marck Friday, and were accompan- ted home by Mrs. Garske of Bis- marck, who will spend several days visiting with her daughter and fam- ily, Mrs. Tony Appert. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ott were Haz- elton shoppers Saturday. Mrs. L. H. Briggle and Mrs. F. W. Orthmeyer will entertain the Ladies’ Aid of the Presbyterian church Thursday afternoon. The Ladies’ Aid of the Presbyterian church are to give a home talent play in the near future. The cast has been selected and practice has started. ‘The Pioneer Bridge club met Tues- cay afternoon at the home of Mrs. 4. F. Kurtz. M. Miller and Abe motored to Tap- pen Sunday to visit with Ben Miller and family.* Math Dahl and Anton Larson came down from Bismarck Friday, the legislature having recessed until ‘Tuesday. They returned to Bismarck Tuesday. KS The high schoal basketball teant journeyed to Bismarck Saturday af- ternoon and met the St. Mary's high school team in their gymnasium, The game resulted in a victory for the Hazelton boys, with a score of 21 to 24, The boys returned home after the game Saturday evening. ayton McMullen and Miss Flor- ence Zahn, accompanied by Casper Guttenberg, motored down from Bis- marck Sunday to visit with home folks and friends. Miss Margaret Olsen, who is su- perintendent in the eMnoken high school, motored to Hagelton Satur- day to visit with old friends here. Miss Elvira Wohlman spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wohliman, returning to her school Sunday. Miss Esther Larson was taken to .& Bismarck hospital Monday where she will undergo an operation- for appendicitis. . The Junior Boy Scouts held the first meeting of the new year Sat- urday morning at 10:30 at the school house. 'The topic for discussion was “What the iNew Year Means to Me.” Speeches on this subject were made by Elmer Gutensohn, Peter Fisher and Charles Gregory. Funeral. services for the baby of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Geier were held Thursday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock from the German Baptist church. Rey. Eichler of Linton officiated. Burlal was made in the local ceme- lery. Miss Alice Faden, primary teacher in the/local school, left Wednesday for Bottineau after having received & telegram stating that her father ser! Chalfi was seriously ill. Mrs. J. in will substitute until she returns. The P. T. A. of Hazelton will hold ee ee ans Was Ge ee anne ite TS shipping association. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1981 skating rink and the clearing of WAYS, Plans have been made for a Father and Son banquet to be held January 28. The dinner will be served by the mothers of the Boy Scouts. Due to the blocked roads Miss Cleo Rott was unable to get out to her school Monday. She went out on Tuesday. ‘The Business Men’s club will hold Thursda; served and a social hour indulged in. ,, The Hazelton Future Farmers club is holding @ poultry Mr. an Ed. Sylvester, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pre- fontaine and family were supper guests at the home of Mr. and teacher of the Perry school northwest of town, came into town to spend the week-end at her home. She returned to her school Sunday. Miss Ruth Soule spent the week- end at her home near Moffit. Due to bad roads and stormy weather she was unable to return to school, on Monday morning. The men of the town held their tegular volley ball games Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ross and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beastrom were Hazelton visitors Saturday. Tom Shea accompanied the snow- plow to Linton on Saturday. He re- turned home Sunday morning. Mrs. Bert Thompson has been on the sick list the past few days. | Severson’s. Mrs, | Barkman’s, mained in Bismarck where he will Spend some. time. A large crowd attended the party given at the Dallas Barkman home Friday evening. The evening was spent by playing cards and dancing. | A splendid time was had by all. | Selma and Arthur Rise attended to{ business matters at Wing Friday. | Misses Gladys Rue, Josie Olson, Nina Waiste, Olga Rise, Einar Spilde, M. A. Lein, Clara Tilmer and Floyd spent Saturday evening at’ Alfred Arneson’s. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Severson, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bjorhus, Mrs. Ole | Spilde and son Knut spent Saturday ; evening at the B. M. Lein home. | Josie Olson spent Sunday forenoon | at B. M. Lein’s. ¥ Clarence Rise and Jake Enge, who ate employed at the Boynton ranch, spent Sunday at their parental homes. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Arneson spent Sunday afternoon at Stuart Joseph and Selma Rise spent Sun- day evening at the B. M. Lein home. Eddie Arneson and Einar Spilde spent Saturday afternoon at Dallas Floyd Lein, Vernon and Darrell Arneson and Bayard Carlson attend- ed the “sliding party” given here Sunday afternoon. A large crowd ‘was present. Clara Glenwood and Everett Rise called at Helmer Helgeson’s Saturday forenoon. Don’t forget! The P.-T. A. meets at Lein school No. 3 Friday evening, tay 6. A good program is prom- ised. Mrs. J. O. Rise and Clara called at Geo. Christianson’s Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Spilde and sons spent Sunday at the Ole Vik home. Mr. and Mrs.. John Birkeland, Gale and Clifford, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Helgeson and son and Ed. Nygaard, spent Sunday at the Theodore Torge- son home. Tilmer Lien spent Stinday after- noon at Alfred Arneson's. Baldwin j ——_—_—_« By FLORENCE BORNER Sam Kontos, well known musician of Bismarck, was a recent caller in The Crofte Star Homemakers’ club met at the home of Mrs, Ira Falken- stein Wednesday afternoon. The la- dies have been studying different fvod combinations for some time past. After the work for the after- noon was over, the hostess served a delicious lunch. Noel Borner was a caller in Wilton q| Friday afternoon. Jim McAvoy of Glenview was a caller in town Friday. He has been putting up ice the past week. Miss Frances Rupp, who attends high school in Bismarck, spent the week-end here with her parents, Mr. end Mrs, Fredolen Rupp. Rev. Fred Christ of Wilton will hold ‘church services in the Baldwin Presbyterian church Sunday after- noon, February 1. A cordial invita- tion is extented the public to attend. Ira Falkenstein was a recent call- er at the home of his son, Clarence Falkenstein near Still. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bjelland spent Thursday in Bismarck at the home of ~ Bjelland’s mother, Mrs. Fred ielson. Richard Garmer of Clearbrook, Minn., arrived here recently to spend some time with friends and relatives. The Garmer family are former resi- dents of this community. Local friends of Miss Mary Kelly of Bismarck will be interested in hearing of her recent marriage. Miss Kelly resided in the Baldwin com- munity with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kelly, about 25 years ago. The Kelly family were among Baldwin's pioneer residents, owning a large ranch southeast of here in Crofte township which at present is tenanted by the Burback family. ‘They left here some fifteen years ago. Mrs. Kelly died some years ago. Freeman, manager of the Monarch elevator at this point, was ‘mong those who was initiated into the B. P. ©. E. Friday night. He also attended the Elks' dance Saturday night, Mr. Hatbeck spent the week-end here with his family, returning to his home in Bismarck Sunday. He was quite ill last week, but has improved. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gherke and family have moved into the house in Baldwin formerly occupied by the Trygg family. County Commissioner William Fricke transacted business in the capital city the latter part of the week, and also looked in at the legis- lative doings. Frank Larson of Bismarck was a caller in the community Friday. Harvey Graham has returned from a short visit at the home of his son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Meyers of .Moffit. Robert Nelson is the owner of a new radio which he had installed re- cently. Rupp Bros. have installed a new radio in their store. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Falkenstein were recent callers in Bismarck, also vis- iting with Mr. Falkenstein’s brtoher, Herman, who is recuperating from an attack of appendicitis. The dance which was held in the local hall Saturday night was well attended, music being furnished by a Wilton Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stitver and son Ellison of Bismarck spent Sunday at the home of Mrs, Stitzer’s parents, Elmer Williams was a recent caller in Wilton. Lein Soe By OLGA M. RISE ° Arnold — Chris 5 Lein, Einar and Knut Spilde spent ‘Wednesday evening at the J. O. Rise home. Henry Arneson, Bs. els Halvorson called at Atnesoh home Thurs- Mrs, Halvorson re- @ short time visiting vicinity. Arneson spent a few ; relatives near Wind- | Mrs, Harold Christianson ughter spent Saturday eve- . Christianson home. Rue and Josie Olson week-end at the J. O, Rise Alfred Arneson and son Helmer, necompanied by Arnold Christianson, eee Z a BSsh B il 5 : F ag tee Ee i é Joseph and Arthur Rise spent Monday afternoon at Alfred Arne- son's. Ed. Nygaard spent Saturday night at the John Birkeland home. The Luther League meets at the B. N. Lein home Sunday afternoon, January 25. Everybody welcome and ladies please bring cake and sand- wiches. 2 Taft By FLORENCE B. GOSNEY , Lester Andrews was a Sterling caller Tuesday. Henry Jessen took some hogs to Sterling in his truck Tuesday to ship. Laverne Richardson was a Sterling caller Tuesday. Norvel Marvel went to Bismarck Monday returning Tuesday on No. 8, Floyd Belk delivered gas to the George Lewis farm Tuesday. Anton Oberg was a Sterling caller Wednesday. Miss Ida Hurr went to Sterling Wednesday afternoon to attend the 4-H club meeting. Miss Lydia Briscoe of Brittin spent from Saturday until Friday visiting at the George Lewis home. George Lewis was a Sterling caller ; Wednesday. Arnold Kusch and Hanford Fair- child took grain to the Max Lang home Wednesday to have it ground. Charley Anderson called at the Gosney home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Art Chenoweth were Bismarck caliers Wednesday. Charley Gosney spent Wednesday evening at the Horace Fairchild home. Norvel Marvel was a caller at the| Ernest Hurr home Thursday eve-) ning. George Lewis was a Sterling caller ‘Thursday. Arnold Kusch and Hanford Fair- child called at the Gosney home Thursday. Pete Youngreen was a Sterling caller Thursday. Charley Anderson and his two hired men are cutting ice at the res- ervoir to haul for their summer use. Mrs. Hallie Belk entertained the Homemakers’ club at her home in Sterling Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Presley Gosney visited at the George Lewis home Friday. Norvel Marvel visited M. L. Lewis Thursday. The Shipping Association shipped out a car load of stock Tuesday. Charley Anderson called at the Ed. DeHaan home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Swindling and Douglas spent Friday afternoon at the George Lewis home. Ernest, Hurr and daughter Ida were town callers Friday. Elmona re- turned home with them to spend the week-end. Mrs. George Lewis and Miss Lydia Briscoe spent Thursday afternoon at the Charley Anderson home. Harry Edgerley was a Sterling call- er Friday. Johnnie Baker called at the Floyd Belk home in Sterling Friday. Norvel Marvel was a Sterling caller Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Burns Bailey, and children spent Saturday afternoon at the George Lewis home. Pete Youngreen was a Sterling caller Friday. A large crowd attended the Farm- ers’ Union card party and dance a® the Sterling hall Friday night. High Score prizes went to Miss Irene Baker and Roscoe Parker; consola- tion prizes to Mrs. Melvin Ness and Henry Zuraff. Music for the dance was furnished by Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. Schlabach, Madge Runey and Arnold Kusch. The next card party will be held next Friday night, January 23. The public is cordially invited. Miss Helen Swindling and Rex Swindling returned to their home Saturday to spend the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Oast Prince are en- joying a visit from Mrs. Prince's folks and two daughters and son of Good- Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Fogarty were Sterling callers Saturday. Miss Lydia Briscoe visited at the Presley Gosney home from Friday until Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. P. M. Gosney and daughter Edna spent Sunday at the W. 8. Tuplett home. Miss Lydia Briscoe returned there with them. Mr. Sterling callers Saturday. . Johnson and son William were Sterling callers Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. Herman Neiman and Elliot Nelson attended the card party in Sterling Friday night. Anton Oberg was a town caller Saturday. oe " Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nieman called at the Elness home in Sterling Friday night. -. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Knowles of spent Thursday and Friday at Bis- marck and Mandan. Arnold re- Bismarck spent Sunday at the -Art Chenoweth. home, Mrs. Knowles will also spend the fore part of the | teresting and instructive talk and week. with her folks, j Elliot Nelson is staying at the Her- man Nieman home for a while. George Lewis was a Sterling caller, Saturday. demonstration was given by Mrs. R. P. Schlabach on the lesson “Club Re- ;freshments and Party Suggestions.’ The next lesson will be “School Out- | tits for Boys and Girls,” by Mrs. Paul Miss Doris Chenoweth spent Fri-|Lang and the club will meet at the day night with Lucille Einess. Mrs. Lester Andrews and baby re- turned to their home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Herman Nieman at- tended the card party and dance in Moffit Saturday nights Mrs. Carl Olson entered a Bismarck hospital Monday where she was op- eratéd on for mastoids. Charley Gosney called at the H race Fairchild home Sunday. Those from ‘here who attended the surprise party on Isam Belk at the Hallie Belk home Sunday night were Doris and Roderick Chenoweth, and Florence and Charley Gosney. The oc- casion was Isam’s 18th '. evening was spent in pla} pro- gressive whist, high scores go! to Lucille Elness and Francis Stanton; consolation prize to Florence Langley. s ey lunch was served at mid- night. fe t Welch’s Spur By MRS. ROBERT M. WELCH Leah Rittel,-youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rittel, left with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and ‘Mrs. Fred Arndt of Drake, N. D., last) Monday, where she will make her fu- ture home. Mrs. Arndt is a sister of Mrs. Rittel, and she and Mr. Arndt visited over the week-end at the Rit- tel home. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Welch motored to Bismarck with poultry Monday. They called at the Robert Welch home en route to town. Horace Dirlam called at the Ches- ter Boyd home Monday. Alice Carlson, teacher in Telfer township, called on Mrs. John Nie- Jand at Boyd schoolhouse No. 1 Tues- day evening. ! Ed. Doppler called at the home of his daughter Tuesday afternoon. “The school board of Boyd district met at the home of the clerk, Mrs. Ed. Doppler, Tuesday evening with two members present. However, Mr. Ludemann and Mr. Baker called ‘at the Robert Welch home to have Mr. Welch finish some business which re- quired his attention later in the eve- ning. Mrs. Ludemann accompanied them. Mrs. Ed. Doppler and son Leo and Robert Welch delivered dressed tur- keys to Mandan Tuesday. Mrs, M. E. Funston visited at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Chester Boyd the middle of the week. She called at the Robert Welch home Thursday evening. Several farmers of this vicinity have been hauling hogs to Ripple stock yards west of Mandan, the last Ofgthis week. Among those who took several truck loads were Wayne War- ren, George Varnom, Robert Welch and Ed. Doppler. These men all re- Port to be well satisfied with their dealings with Mr. Ripple. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Skinner and family were in Bismarck Friday. Mrs. Skinner has been taking treatments. Miss Alice Carlson called at the R. M. Welch home for Mrs. Nieland Friday evening. Bert Buckley and two youngest daughters called at the Robert Welch home while en route to Bismarck Friday. The girls were going to have Some dentistry done. Mr. and Mrs.* Earl Snyder, Chas. Snyder, Margaret Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Loyd McLean, Mr. and Mrs. Ir- vin Reed, Ed. Doppler and son Leo, George Varnum, Wayne Warren, Mr. Giovinnoni and Robert Welch were all in Bismarck Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Nieland were Bismarck visitors Saturday. Mrs. Nieland had some dentistry done. Mr. and Mrs: Oster of Bismarck visited at the Pred Rittel home Sun- day. The Yeakle brothers took hogs and cattle to the Menoken stock yards Sunday afternoon preparatory to shipping on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rittel called on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welch Sunday evening. —_——_ Sterling > ES ic seat By FERN R. STEWART Henry Apland was a Driscoll caller Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Ness and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van Horn were Thursday evening callers at the Os- car Anderson home. Henry Wildfsag_ was a business caller in Bismarck Friday. Joe Cox was a Saturday caller at the Oscar Anderson home. Mr. and Mrs. George Kusch were Bismarck shoppers Thursday. Alden Lewis, Joel and Delmar Er- ickson, and Stanley Hanson, all of Driscoll, attended the card party and dance here Friday night. e \ ° jhome of Mrs. Otto De LaBarre on ; February 10, | Isam Belk spent the week-end in Bismarek visiting friends and rela- tives. He returned Sunday evening. | Roy Hansen and Bud Hall were, Sunday evening callers at the Oscar | Anderson home, Bud Hall called at the Chas. Mc- | | Clouard home Saturday. A surprise birthday party was given | Sunday evening for Isam Belk. The evening was spent in playing whist. Grand prizes were won by Lucille El- hess and Francis Stanton, and booby prizes were won by Florence Langley | | The | and Howard Nelson. Those attending were friends and schoolmates. Little ‘Maxine Lang had the mis- fortune of breaking her leg Saturday morning. Max Lang took her to the hospital. Maxine had the same leg broken two years ago when she fell fzom the car. Roy Hansen was a business caller in town Monday. Driscoll By MRS. F. 0. JOHNSON Mr. and Mra. Clarence Swanson | entertained Mr. and Mrs. Al Chapin, Mr. and ‘Mrs. Carl Meland and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Madson Saturday. i Mrs. Mabel Rosvold returned from Bismarck Wednesday. Mrs. Maurice Herman and infant) sen, John Maurice, came home from Bismarck Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Berg entertained Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McCann and fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs. A. M Bruschwein and family and Misses Nettleton, Ortman and Grenz at dinner Sun- day Mrs. Josie Weberg of Minneapolis spent several days with Mrs. Math- iida Wakefield. Mrs. H. A. Knudson and Mrs. Inge- borg Rasmussen called on Mrs. Ed. ‘Thomas and Mrs. Clarence Swanson Saturday afternoon. Mrs. A. H. Meland, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Madson, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hau- gen and daughter Sylvia, Mrs. Ole Quale and children, Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Meland and children spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. William Van Vieet. Dr. Prescott of Steele conducted band practice at the schoolhouse Monday. Mr. and Mrs. ©. A. Swanson and Miss Tillie Sampson spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Al Chapin. The Royal Neighbors and Juveniles held their monthly meeting at the hall Wednesday afternoon. Paul McCann and Leonard Koessel were Steele visitors Friday evening. Mrs. Ella Rosvold, Dagmar and Omar Rosvold spent Sunday at the H. A. Knudson home. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Newcomer and children. called on Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Carr Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Koon and fam- a motored out to James Koon’s Sun- Ye Mr, and Mrs. I. J. Berg spent Fri- day evening at the A. M. Brushwein home. Little Dolores Brushwein ac- companied them home and spent the week-end with them. Miss Newman of McKenzie visited Miss Grenz over the week-end. Mrs. Carl Meland called on Mrs. Maurice Herum Saturday afternoon. Miss Dagmar Rosvold was home over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Omodt enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Swanson at dinner Sunday. Mrs. Mathilda Wakefield spent Sunday at the F. O. Johnson home. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Swanson spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Al Chapin. —_______—_———_—-_* Frances —_—_—____—_——_-¢ By MES. WALTER DIETZMAN - Floyd Owen attended the hog meet- ing held at the county agent's office ; in Bismarck Monday. Walter Dietzman was a caller at the Joe Fisher home Tuesday morn- ing. . A regular school meeting was held at the F. L. Owen home Tuesday. All members were present. Harry Smith was a caller at the Lawrence Madland home Tuesday. Joe Fisher was a business caller in Bismarck Monday retutning home Tuesday noon. | Walter Dietzman called on John Olson Tuesday evening. Joe Fisher was a caller at the Sel- mer Oanes home Wednesday after- noon, Harry Smith and Vern Tysell were callers in Bismarck Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dietaman were | shoppers in Bismarck Thursday. En route home they stopped at the F. Union Aid met Thursday with Mrs. | Owen home A large crowd at- Mrs. Tyler Johnson. and son Alton were Bismarck callers Wednesday. Mrs. Chas. Ryan visited school Wednesday. Carey Johnson, week-end with Johnson. Jr., oonelp, spent the Alton ‘The card party and dance which | pers was held in the hall Friday night, was well attended. Booby prizes were won by Mrs. Mell Ness and Henry Zuraff, Jr, and grand priges went to Irene Bakker and John Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart were Driscoll callers Saturday. Prank Brown was a Driscoll caller Saturday. ‘ Mr .and Mrs. Joe Lewis and fam- ily of Driscoll were Saturday evening callers at the Oscar Anderson home. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Van Horn of Driscoll and Mr. and Mrs. Hassin e. Mrs: W. A. Dietzman attended the Hay Creek Homemakers’ club meet- ing Thursday which was held at the home of her sister, Mrs. John Gour- dette, north of Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller were social callers at the Tebbo Harms home Thursday . Mr, and Mrs. Kershaw in Bismarck Friday. W. A. Dietzman was a business call- er at the T. Harms home Friday were shop- Eele and family were Sunday evening supper guests at the Tom Stewart e. Madge Runey attended the card Mrs. Sunday visitors’ at the George Mag- nus home, day evenitig visitors at the Selmar Severson home. . Sterling Homemakers’ club met at the home of Mrs. H. L. Belk on Jan- Uary 13th. members and four visitors were present. A very in- i ae é Hy ? : i ny d E i i F i : : i if i and Chas. Cederstrom also were vis- itors there. Vn | | Lyman o By 8. GYLDEN Chas. Koivu spent Thursday after- | noon at the John Gylden and Gust Eckholm homes. John Gylden called gt Henry In-| get’s Monday. Edwin Olson took Hilmer and Law- rence to Wing Sunday evening. i Choir practice was held at William Josephson’s Saturday evening. The 4-H club is putting on a pro- gram on the evening of the 3ist of January at the Lyman school No. 1. Mrs. E. M. Arch and Myrtle called at John Gylden’s Friday evening. ; Arthur, Sigurd and Gerald Dronen, | Mrs. Morris Erickson, and sons Roy and Melvin and Sallie and Sergie Gylden spent Wednesday evening at Mrs, Ida Thorson's. Sulo and Severt Gylden, Sulo, Sev- erle and Eino Eckholm spent Friday evening at Dave Josephson’s. Severt Gylden and Eino Eckholm “raed at the latter's home Satur- y. Edwin Olson, Sadie and Sallie Gyl- | den and Sylvia Eckholm spent Friday @ | evening at Gust Lehto's. Miss Sylvia Josephson was an over- night guest of Sallie Gylden’s Satur- day. Arthur Dronen was a visitor of Roy Erickson’s Friday. Edwin Olson called at John Gyl- den’s Wednesday evening. Mayme, Vieno, Selma and Andrew Eckholm were on the sick list the past week. Confirmation school was held at! John Juhala's Saturday afternoon. | ‘Those who attended it were Hugh and | Koivu, Harold Pihlaja, Henry Wainto Koivu, Harold Pihlaja, Henry Waino, Sylvia Josephson, Thelma Thoyre and Alfred Juhala. Miss Sylvia Eckholm was an over- ae visitor of Sadie Gylden’s Satur- lay. ‘Wayne Inget called at Gust Eck- holm's Monday. Severt, Sulo and Sadie Gylden, Eino and Severie Eckholm, Edwin Ol- son and Sulo and Sylvia spent Sun- day evening at Myrtle Arch’s school. | Eino Eckholm and Severt Gylden were Wing shoppers Friday. Wilson | ———-2 By MRS. JOHN A. BERG | tolene Agnew met at the A. C. Dance j home We evening for @ sur- | prise party on the eighth birthday of ‘| Maurice Dance. Games were played and a supper served. L. J. Agnew, depot agent, left Mon- day for Rochester, Minn., where he expects to receive medical treatment. C. Sackman of Jamestown is the re- lief agent during Mr. Agnew’s ab- sence, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Agnew and fam- ily spent Sunday at the Melvin Ag- new home. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Abelein enter- tained at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Kl:pstein and daughter, Miss Alice, Mr. and Mrs. R. M, Lude- mann, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ishmael and little daughter, and Anthony Knoll of Mandan. Miss Bernice Hansen and Orville Hansen were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Varnum Sunday. A birthday cake and candles were lit in honor of the birthday of Miss Han- sen, G. N. Varnum was in Bismarck Monday. | > Wild Rose i ° By MRS. W. H. BROWNAWELL i Little Vernae Saville was quite sick last week and is still unable to go to school, but is slowly improving. Mrs. Howard Brownawell and little daughter Joyce, came out from Moffit in an airplane Saturday, piloted by Fred Roberts, and dropped a special delivery air mail note to Mr. and Mrs. ! W. H. Brownawell. George Wright of the teaching fac- ulty of Braddock took his car from the Lundberg farm to Moffit to await eae — and weather, la Saville, who teaches in Kidder County, spent the week end with the home folks. Miss Helen Brownawell of Bismarck made a short call in Wild Rose Sun- day evening. Miss Maxine Burnsides, teacher of school No. 1 left by airplane Satur- day to spend the week end at her home in Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Voll were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Glovais. Sunday guests at the W. H. Browna- well home included Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Buck and son George and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brownawell and little daughter Joyce of Moffit. Howard rem Some moving pictures of the fam- The Misses Antoinette and Gladys Glovick visited the Jake Voll pels Saturday afternoon and Jack Koreny io them home to repair the Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Nelson motored | radi: to Turtle Lake to visit with their daughter Mrs. John Bergquist. Mr. and Mrs. William Wagner vis- ited at the Sam Berg home Tuesday evening. Mr. Morley of Goodrich, N. D., spent Monday and Tuesday at the John Berg home. Mr. and Mrs. John Berg visited at | ® the Gust Neimiller home Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Hintz of Martin, N. D., visited with the John Berg's Saturday and Sunday. Rev. Gering will conduct services at the Evangelist church amass January 18. Tea Gust Neimiller is on the sick Mr. Reynhold and Carl Berg, John Hein and Reynhold Hein of Wing spent Wednesday evening at the ae Warner home. It was a mistake about the young folks gathering at the Sam Berg home Wednesday evening for Miss Herda Berg's birthday. They all gathered at the Emil Warner home and the birthday party was given by Miss Berg. The Wolf young folks visited at the John Berg home Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Wagner and son Melvin visited at the William ‘Wagner home Wednesday evening. A number from this community at- tended the funeral of Mrs. Arthur McComb north of Mercer. Mrs. Mc- Comb is well known in this commun- ity. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Berg and family spent Friday at Turtle Lake with Mrs. Berg’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Wagner. A rae | Menoken ij ° By MRS. JENNIE DANCE Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ayers and son ‘Wayne were dinner guests at the R. M. Ludemann home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Abelein and family were entertained at dinner Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Lee of Bismarck. Miss Alice Klpstein® spent several days visiting at the Harding and Ev- ae homes in Bismarck this past | week. Mr. and Mrs, A. C. Dance and fam- ily were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. L,| and Mrs. Joe Kerby of Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Craven and family were entertained at dinner Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rue of Bismarck. The dinner was given in honor of the birthday of Mrs. Craven. Miss Margaret Olson, Miss Lillian Newman, Miss Blanche Stewart, Mr. and Mrs, Dennis Reitzel spent Tues- day evening visiting at the A. C. Dance home. | ‘The Birthday club met at the Otto Ayers home Wednesday night. Three. | tables of bridge were in play during R. M. Ludemann. Mrs. A. Dow of Bismarck visited at La E E EEE Ep i Miss Maxine Burnsides returned to! jher teaching here Sunday evening by car from Bismarck, where she had! spent the week end. } —_________i.y | Painted Woods By MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD Oscar Yupman was a Wilton caller Tuesday. Elias Lillefjeld and son Ole called jt the Andrew Nelson home Tuesday. Wilton callers Tuesday were Fred | Nelson and Joe Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. A. Stenquist went over to the Books for the Lodge at the Nels Nelson home Sunday evening. Charles Hannifield was a Wilton caller Tuesday afternoon. fjeld Wednesday. ao were Wilton callers Wednes- lay. were Wilton callers Satur... Ole Lillefjeld called at the Andrew Nelson home Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brown and baby and Mrs. Wm. Brown spent Sat- urday afternoon at the Joe Brown home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown called at the Wm. Brown home Friday after- noon, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown and small son, Marvin, visited at the Ole Lille- f§eld home Saturday evening. Dave Boat visited at the Iver Erick- son home Wednesday. Wm. Brown called at the Joe Brown home Monday morning. Ole Lillefjeld called at the Andrew Nelson home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brown and |baby and Mrs. Wm. Brown spent Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Taylor called at the Oscar Brostronr home Saturday evening. Hope Hannifield visited at the Clift Hanson home Sunday. Mrs. Joe Brown was a Wilton shop- per Friday. | Adolph Peterson took a load of posts ito Wilton Saturday. were Wilton callers Friday Axel Stenqvist.was a Wilton visitor Friday. children visited at Mrs. Amy Bloom's Saturday. ‘Wm. Brown and son, Lester, were Wilton shoppers Thursday. | Schrunk e By MARGARET MARCHANT ¢ | e Theadore and George Trolan, Gus- taph Witt, Margaret and Ione spent Thursday evening at the Stroh home. George Trolan called at the Wm. Ryan home Thursday. Herman Neiters and son, Andrew, ; motored to Wing Thursday afternoon. Miss Ellen Ryan visited with her aunt, Mrs. Ed. Nolan, Wednesday. Anna, Edward and Ted Stroh spent . | Wednesday evening at the Zelmer home. John Skei, son and daughter Dor- ‘Wm. Ryan and son, Thomas, and Theodore Nulan were Wing callers on Stroh few days this with his bi spent a brother-! i i = g iiiete; ini i i Lester Brown called on Ole Lille-| Adolph Peterson and Walter Wad-! Andrew Nelson and Ole Liilefjeld} | day at the Fred Brown home. | Ole Lillefjeld and Andrew Nelson |” afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Iver Erickson and! By ALICE M. WALKER G. T. Gerow, general manager of the Truax-Traer mine here, was a busi- ness caller f Minot over the week- end, returning home Sunday night. We are pleased to announce that Jim Doyle, who was taken to a Bis- marck hospital last Tuesday suffer- ing from a severe attack of pneu- monia, is doing nicely. We join with his many friends in a hearty wish for a speedy recovery and that he will be able to return to Macumber soon. Mr, and Mrs. E. D. McGinnis en- tertained a number of their friends Wednesday ev . Bridge was played at several tables after which a delicious lunch was served by the hostess. Ted Hentz left Thursday afternoon for Jamestown en route to Fargo, where he will enter the Veterans’ hospital for medical treatment. A number of friends enjoyed a pleasant evening at the Tom Hol- hngsworth home Thursday. Card playing served as delightful enter- tainment for all, after which a tasty lunch was served to the callers. The primary grades were excused from their classes Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday while the higher grades wrote the state examinations. Sidney Waddington had the mis- fortune of having an eye injured Friday by a flying chip of coal. Ted Richardson took him to Bismarck at once for examination and treat- ment. The entire community was enter- tained at a dancing party given at | the Pfau boarding house Saturday evening. ¢ ee Regan By BERNADETTE HOPKINS Deputy Sheriff Helgeson of Bis- marck was a Regan caller Wednes- i day. | Mr, and Mrs, Clifford Scott of Bis- marck visited at the W. N. Kelly home for several days the past week. Walter Tyberg and Sophus Lein were Friday supper guests at the Carl Lein home. | _ A number of friends called on Mrs. | 4. F. Tourtelotte Friday evening and an enjoyable evening was spent at cards. Mrs. Ole Tyberg of Wing was a Re- | gan visitor Friday. Charles Colip motored to Bismarck Wednesday and returning home with him were his mother, Mrs. O. M. Colip and sister, Mrs. Joseph Hopton of Marseilles, Ill. Mrs. Hopkins was called here by the serious illness of her father, O. M. Colip. Mr. Colip is much improved at this time. The following students spent the ; week-end at their respective homes: Frances Tourtelotte and Andy Garnes of Bismarck; Ella Schilling, Lyla and Ethel Hendrickson of Wilton. LaVerna Hauser to McClusky over the week-end. Myron and Gertrude Rierson spent the week-end at their home. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Garnes were Bismarck shoppers Friday. Mrs. Anna Wilson and Mrs, A. F. Tourtelotte were callers at the Frank | Mickelson home Sunday. Mrs. Isaac Marcovitz has left for | Chicago where she will make an ex- | tended visit. | Berenice Rhines and Clara Rierson are spending the week in Bismarck as the guests of their sisters. iI Hazlegrove By MRS. RAY HAZLEGROVE Ray Hazlegrove called at the Owen McIntyre home Tuesday. Mrs. Emil Sattler and daughter Shirley Jean are visiting at the Julius Swiegle and Jake and Charlie Sattler homes. Harold Kraft and young Stiegle- meyer called at Ray Hazlegrove's one day on business. Albert Gray re- mained at his home in Tuttle for the week-end, Christ Stolher, John Goldsmith and