The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 29, 1931, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1981 NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS Still i ° By B. P. HAGSTROM Verner Johnson visited Tuesday | evening with Ruben Pearson. \ Martin Strand and son Eugene | made a business trip to Bismarck | Wednesday. Mrs. Signe Johnson called in Re- gan Friday. Mrs. Ole Hagstrom and daughter called on Mrs. W. 8. Oder of Stieber township Monday. Helen Johnson visited in Wilton Friday with her sister Velma John- son, George Johnson visited Monday with his cousin Donald Noon. Mrs.¢Conrad Johnson spent the week-end in Bismarck visiting with “igs. Harry Johnson. Harry Triska and Oscar Hagstrom called at the Henry Spetten home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. John Law motored to Bismarck Sunday evening. Leona Brohl visited Thursday eve- ning at the Erick Pearson home. Walter Sundquist was a capital city caller Wednesday. Hilma Johnson visited Wednesday with Doris Johnson. Leo Strand assisted Peter Johnson with some work last week. Doris Johnson visited Friday eve- ning and Saturday with Hilma John- son. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johnson and ‘Mrs. Signe Johnson motored to Bis- marck Saturday. Ole Hagstrom and son Oscar were business callers in Bismarck Friday. Verner Johnson visited one eve- ning last week with George Johnson. Martin Strand was a caller in Wil- ton Tuesday. Mrs. Signe visited Wednesday with Mrs, Ole Hagstrom. Bert Hedstrom was a Wilton call- er Wednesday. Anthony Erickson called on Ole Hagstrom Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Walfred Asplund were Bismarck callers one day last week, Erick Pearson was a caller in Still one day last week. Harry Trisk and Nick Torzeski were ‘Wilton callers Sunday evening. Hilda Ghylin spent Saturday at the A. Johnson home. Mr, and Mrs, Emil Backman and children and Mrs. Signe Johnson and children were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ghylin Sunday. ——_____________—-¢ | Rock Hill ° By RUTH LITTLE C. E. Christianson and Laurence Fitzgerald were Regan callers Friday. Kenmar Jordahl and Alvin Manning motored to Bismarck Saturday. Francis Fitzgerald was an over- night guest of Ruth Little Friday. Ed. Rasche and Fred Ehnes called at the Lewis Jorgenson home Wednes- day. J. J, Zelmer called at the M. J. , Fueling home Wednesday evening. George Borth called at the L. Jor- genson home Tuesday. Jimmie Gramling and Lewis Jor- genson called at the Fred Ehnes home Wednesday. Hester Bailey spent the week-end at the Earl Mowder home as a guest of Edith Francis. A birthday party was held at the! Chris Waugeman home Thursday night in honor of Chris. A large crowd was in attendance. Laurence Fitzgerald called at the Gottlieb Doctor and J. F. Little homes Thursday. Clayton, Clyde and Virgil Little motored to Regan Tuesday evening. The Ladies’ Aid met with Mrs. G. Q. Lindsey Wednesday, January 14th. Those present were Mrs. A. Strand, Mrs. Jake Fisher, Miss Rachel Skele- ton, Mrs. J. F. Little, Ruth Little and Mrs. Ira Bailey. A delicious lunch was served after the meeting. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Joe Cook. Phyllis Little was absent from school ‘Thursday, Friday and Monday on ac- count of illness. Lennie Jorgenson was a Regan cal- Jer Saturday. C. E. Christianson was a luncheon guest at the J. R. Fitzgerald home on ‘Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCullough and family were guests at the Wm. Mc- Cullough home Sunday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scott were Saturday afternoon guests at the Clif- ford Scott home. Mrs Andrew Johnson was a Sunday guest at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Stephen Little. Elizabeth and Laurice Jorgenson spent Saturday afternoon with Freda Ehnes. Rev. Fred Christ and wife of Wilton were Sunday evening guests at the G. O. Lindsey home. Sunday guests at the Ole Olson home were Mr. and Mrs. A. F, Ghylin and sons, Gerald and Clair, Mr. and Mrs. Guss Olson and son, Glen. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Little and sons, Clayton, Clyde and Virgil, attended church at Canfield Sunday afternoon. Chas. Our spent the week-end with his sister, Mrs. C. J. Kuehl. Mrs. A. F. Ghylin, Violet Olson and Dee Bailey motored to on ‘Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Rasche motored to Wing Saturday. Emil Olson motored to Regan on ‘Tuesday. ‘ Dinner guests at the Ray McCul- lough home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs, Roy McCullough and family, Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Olson and family and Mr. and Mrs, Wm. McCullough and son, Bill. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Little and family were Saturday evening guests at the Fred Ehnes home. Callers at the Lewis J m home Sunday were J. F. Little, Isaac Ehnes. 18 years of age. All mothers inter-! ested are asked to be present. } Harvey Fitzgerald and Vincent | Sherman called at the home of Bart | Fitzgerald and Gottlieb Doctor. | | | C. E. Christianson called at the J. R. Fitzgerald home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Landerholm and daughter, Burnett, and Ernie Gordon} called at the Andrew Olson home on Thursday. | with Vernal Anderson Sunday after- {callers at noon, Henry and Emil Sunquist were the Tom Morris home ; Wednesday afternoon. Donald Morris and Louie Johnson i motored to Tuttle Wednesday. ee By ADALINE LANDSBERGER The hig school basketball team |met the Linton Lions Friday evening jon the home floor. The game went ¢. J. Zelmer was & supper guest at} to Linton with the score of 17 to 12. the J. F. Little home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, A. F. Ghylin and sons/ were Saturday evening guests at the Carl Berg home. i Willie Ehnes, Clyde and Virgil Little | Frank and Clarence Walker were Sat- | urday evening guests at the Lewie; Jorgenson home. | Fred Ehnes called at the Guss Hein- ley home Saturday morning. H. C. Rasche and Ira Bailey were! Regan callers Saturday. Harvey and Bart Fitzgerald called at the Fred Ehnes home Thursday. Charlie Hettick called at the S. W./ Nemetz home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin and fam- ily motored to Regan and Wing last Thursday. Mrs. Anna Knutson spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. 8. L. Jordahl. Ira Baitey called at the Fred Ehnes home Thurrsday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Kelley were Sunday evening guests at the Walter Scott home. Regan collers Saturday were Marion Scott, Pete Lundquist, Andrew Kolb, Arthur Landerholm, Stephen Monroe, Bill McCullough and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Olson. Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb Doctor and family and Bart Fitzgerald were Sat- urday night and Sunday guests at the Jdmes Fitzgerald home. Mr. and Mrs. Guss Heinley and family were Thursday evening guests at Fred Ehnes’ home. Mr. Graf and son, Willie, were Re- gan callers Saturday. Willie Graf spent Sunday at the J. R. Fitzgerald home. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Sherman and family of Wing spent Saturday, Sun- day and Sunday night at the J. R. Fitzgerald home. Charlie Our was an over-night guest at the J. F. Little home Monday. Callers at the Lewis Jorgenson home Monday were George Borth and Ed. Rasche. Martin Fueling and George Borth called at the Jorgenson and Ehnes homes Friday. Laurice and Elizabeth Jorgenson and Jimmy Gramling called at the Ira Bailey home Friday evening. Mr. Ehnes and Mr. Jorgenson helped Ed. Rasche to butcher Friday. J. J. Zelmer and Lewis Jorgenson called at the Martin Fueling home Friday. —_—_—_— 0 | Ecklund > By JUSTINE MORRIS Mr. T. F. Morris and son Gerald visited at the Clarence Falkenstein home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Cornell and lit- tle daughter visited at the Victor Anderson home Tuesday. Issy and Harry Brown visited at the T. F. Morris home Tuesday af- ternoon. | After the game the boys of both teams. were served a delightful luncheon by |the members of the Pep organization | of the high school. Mrs. R. A. Yeater entertained the bridge club Tuesday evening. The Independent basketball team of Linton and Hazelton will engage in @ game Tuesday evening in the high school gymnasium. Miss Alice Faden returned to Hazel- ton Saturday to resume her teaching duties after spending a week or so with her father who has been seriously ill in @ Bottineau hospital. Henry Bertram was in Linton transacting business Monday. The Business Men's Club held one of its regular meetings Thursday eve- ning. After the business session a lunch was served and a social hour indulged in. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McCusker, ac- companied by J. H. Wehlitz motored to Bismarck Sunday. A debate was held in the school gymnasium Monday evening between the debating teams of the Hazelton and Bismarck high schools. The question for debate was: “Resolved, that Chain Stores Are a Detriment to the American Public.” The Hazelton team upheld the negative. The de- bate, as decided by three judges who came up from Linton, was won by the Hazelton team. This was the first district contest debate to be held. ‘Thursday evening the Royal Neigh- bors will hold installation of officers. John Gimble was a Linton visitor Monday. ‘The Christian Mothers’ organization will hold its regular meeting Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. D. McCusker, Mrs. J. B. Landsberger as- sisting. Miss Eleanor Landsberger spent the week end at Bismarck. Miss Ferm Sholtz spent the week end visiting with her sister, Faye, at Jamestown College. Rev. John McDonald went to Bis- marek Wednesday to take in the ses- ston of the legislature and to visit with friends. Clayton McMullen motored down from Bismarck Friday to visit with his parents and friends. He was ac- companied by Casper Guttenberg. Bing Miller went to Tappen on Sun- ry. The Legion Auxiliary will sponsor an Old Time dance in the school gym- ae dance is to be an invitation af- fair. Commissioner George Shepherd went to Dickinson the first part af last week to attend a meeting of County Commissioners. ‘The Hazelton Shipping Association will ship cattle and hogs on Tuesday, February 3rd. Constance Koch celebrated her ninth birthday anniversary Sunday afternoon by having a number of her friends at her home. Games were played and a@ delicious lunch was Tom Morris and daughter Marion and Lester Festerling motored to Bis- marck Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morris and daughter Aldene visited at the Ed Morris home Wednesday. Wallace Anderson visited at the Tom Morris home Tuesday. Willard Dimond was a caller at the T. F. Morris home Wednesday. Gerald Morris was a caller at the Wallace Anderson home Wednesday. Clarence and Wilma Morris from southwest of Baldwin have been vis- iting at the Tom Morris home the past week. Victor Anderson and Ed Cornell visited at the T. F. Morris home Tuesday night. Clarence Morris visited Ecklund school No. 3 Friday morning. Bennie Anderson and Louie John- son were overnight guests at the Ed- ward Morris home Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Guss Gordon and family visited at the Headberg home Sunday. Marion Morris has been visiting with her sister Dorothy, who is working at the Paul Schonert home southwest of Baldwin. Gerald Morris and Lester Fester- ling visited with the Brown brothers Sunday. Orvill Falkenstein visited at the T. F. Morris home Saturday after- noon, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Dimond and family visited at the Tom Morris home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. McCullough were Sunday visitors at the V. L. An- derson home. Bennie Anderson and Louie John- son visited with the Brown brothers Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Anderson were Bismarck shoppers Saturday. Levi Anderson visited at the Tom Morris home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Vallon and family visited at the V. L. Anderson home Sunday. Orvill Falkenstein visited with his Parents Mr. and Mrs. Ira Falkenstein Saturday. Gerald Morris visited at the Bert noon. son visited at the Tom Morris home Tuesday afternoon. James, Raymond, Clarence, Aldene and Wilma Morris visited at the Jim diras home Saturday afternoon, Willard Dimond was a brief caller in Wilton Sunday. Carl Herdebu visited at the Tom Morris home Sunday. John Vallon was a Bismarck shop- Per Thursday. ‘f Raymond Morris. visited at the V.L, Anderson home Saturday. Levi Anderson was a brief caller at the Ira Palkenstein home Sunday. | Bismarck shoppers Saturday. Hendershott home Saturday af.er-* Bennie Anderson and Louie John- ; served. Mrs. Carl Fischer has been on the sick list the past few days. Harvey Weber came up from Hills- view Saturday afternoon to help pack up and ship his household furniture. Mr. and Mrs. Weber left Tuesday for Hillsview where they will make their future home. Friday evening, February 6th, the Ladies’ Aid will put on a home talent Play entitled “Mother Mine.” Hazelton’s first poultry show was held Saturday afternoon in the school gymnasit jum, ‘Wednesday evening, January 28th, the second Father and Sons’ banquet to be given by the Boy Scouts organi- zation, will be held. The event is to be held in the school gymnasium and the dinner will be served by the moth- ers of the Scouts. Hampton By ELIZABETH KOPPY .4 John Backhaus, Edwin Renschler, Math Koppy, Godfrey Grenz, Henry ness callers in Cannon Ball Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Sciermeister and daughters were passengers on the train from Cannon Ball to Mandan Tuesday, returning the same day. Carl Woods of near Cannon Ball was a business caller at the Steve Koppy home Tuesday. Nick Har.son of Linton is visiting at the Chesrown home this week. Prieda Grenz was absent from school several days this week on at- count of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Oswin Riemer and daughter were shopping in Cannon Ball Wednesday. Herman Backhaus and sons Jolin }and Herman, Walter Schiermeister, | Steve Koppy and Godfrey Greng were { business callers in Cannon Ball Wed- 1 nesday. Mr. and Mres. Steve Koppy and son }Math and John Rebentsch, Sr.; the !latter from Fort Rice, visited at the, Godfrey Greng home Thursday eve- ning. | Mr, and Mrs, Edward Schmidt and daughter of Gayton viisted at the Godfrey Greng home Wednesday. |" Mr, and Mrs. Godfrey Grenz and ,_ daughter Rose were shopping in Can- nen Bell Saturday. | Miss Vebeka Bouck spent Satur- day visiting at the Herman Backhaus | home. { Henry Knittel called on friends in ;Livona Sunday, and at the Steve | Koppy home Friday evening. ; Hilmet Schiermeister of Gayton | was seen here Saturday. | Mrs, John Ohthauser, Sr., was sur- prised Friday evening by a number of | friends of this vicinity when they ' birthday Lyall A 7 o'clock nasium Friday evening, January 7 Knittel and Bill Human were, busi- ; called at the Steve Koppy home Sat- \urday evening. Progressive whist was played. Godfrey Greng was a business call- Evangelical Lutheran church of Lin- ton came out tothe John Ohlhauser, Sr., home Saturday and held church services Sunday. Jake Schiermeister was a business Ghylin By MARGARET DAVIS Miss Julia Schmesky left to make her home in Minnesota. She has lived here with her brother, Walter, for the past eleven years. Mrs. Henry Sunquist, daughter Lu- cille and Miss Keator called on Mrs. Edna Scott at school No. 1 Friday after school. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Taplin the proud parents of a baby girl. Mrs. Taplin is staying with Mrs. Cora Richards in Wilton. Mr, and Mrs. Nels Alms and Mr, and Mrs. Marvin Alm were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Kettle- ‘There was a party at the August Krause home one evening this week. Walter and Julia Schmesky, Mr, and Mrs. Loule King ahd daughter Marie spent one evening the previous week with Mr. and Mrs. Nels Alm. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson and Marilyn Johnson were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Perkins Thursday evening. Nels Tosseth motored to Wilton Saturday on business. Bennie Benson called at the Arne Tosseth home Sunday afternoon. Ellis Gill called on Willis Gill ©! caller in Temvik Saturday. are Miss Julia Schmesky for a few days before Miss Julia left for Minnesota. Some of the Regan shoppers Sat- urday from Ghylin were Henry, Hu- go.and Emil Sunquist, Mr. and Mrs. Loule King and Marie, Agnes Sleahn, Fred Urbach, Willis Gill, John Drawver, Reuben and Ester Krause, Nels Arne and Edwin Tos- seth, Mr. and Mrs. Nels Alm and sons, Eric Englebretchen, Henry An- derson, Nick Holgerson, John Keir- land, Mr. and Mrs. L, W. Davis and sons. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Davis and chil- dren were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs, Arne Tosseth and Miss Ida. Albert and Eugene Perkins and Ol- iver Tosseth and also Dave Spang- berg were some of the Ghylin busi- ness callers in Bismarck Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Toliver and children, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davis and sons and Mr. Nels Arne and Ol- iver Tosseth were Sunday guests of the L. W. Davis home. Fred Urbach’s were Regan viistors Sunday. Miss Agnes Sleahn was a Saturday caller at the Rev. Oster home in Re- gan. Mr. and Mrs. Arne Tosseth and son Edwin, Mrs. A. Tosseth and son Ol- iver and daughter Ida were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nels Tosseth. Hugo Sunquist called at the Arne Tosseth home Saturday evening. Miss Bergetta Tosseth is a guest of Mrs, Eugene Perkins. {Braddock | By MRS. E. F. SAVAGE J. A. Allensworth was a Bismarck visitor Thursday and Friday. George Wright was a passenger on the afterrioon train Friday as far as Moffit from which place he went by auto to his home at Jamestown where he spent the week-end. He returned ‘and came back to Braddock in the evening with Rev. O. Kinzler. D. Macdonald, who has been visit- ing with relatives at Davenport, N. D. for a couple of weeks, returned to who is now the itorial salesman for this district, called on G. Marx, the local salesman here, Monday. Mrs. G. Lewis and her aunt, Mrs. Edna Rollis of Stoughton, Wis., vis- ited a few days this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bier. Mrs. Lewis is a sister and Mrs, Rollis an aunt of Mrs. Bier. Sam Mauk of Moffit was a Brad- dock caller Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Damsgaard were passengers to Kintyre Tuesday to visit with Mr.*and Mrs. G. Scheeler. They returned home Wednesday. Fred Kaugas of Kintyre brought his father to Braddock Saturday to visit for a few days at the home of John A. Rousu. Fred Thomas, representative of the Tenney Commission company, who has been with us for several weeks, left Wednesday on the train for Mof- fit where he was joined by his son from Edgeley and together they made a trip west of the river. Miss Bertha Koenig arrived in Braddock Saturday after months’ visit with relatives in Mon- tana and also with friends in Minne- sota. Mr. and Mrs, R. Aarvig were pas- sengers to Moffit Saturday afternoon where they were met by Robert Baer with the auto, who took them to Steele to spend Sunday with Dr. and ne Baer. They returned home Mon- i day. ;_ Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Fockler were ‘Sunday dinner guests at the E. F. | Savage, home. . | Jake Rott of the Eagle Oil com- ; pany of Hazelton came over with the { sled. Tuesday and supplied the local | station here with gas and oil. J. E. Fitzgibbons was a passenger ; to Bismarck Thursday, returning Fri- Grant Peterson was a between train caller in Napoleon Thursday. Mrs. Thore Nasden and infant son iy evening. Installation of officers was and infant son, . A. Rousw Mr. and Mrs. Victor Anderson were ' walked in congratulating her on her | held. Mrs. Erick Juhola as far as Moffit Monday afternoon | {s ill. noon train Monday to look after the business here. Mr, and Mrs. F. M. Sunday guests at the H. P. Albrig! home, A. J. Piers was a Bismarck caller Thursday afternoon and Friday morning. Axel DeRemee was a passenger to Bismarck Monday afternoon. ‘The Union M. E. Sunday school now has 86 enrolled with 50 per cent attendance and 14 in the cradle roll. Heaton By SARAH HEINLE Miss Herda Berg and John Hein of Wing were visiting: at the W. M. ‘Wagner home Sunday evening. A large crowd attendéd the birth- day party at the Christ Wolf home Thursday evening. The party was given for Mrs. Wolf. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagner helped A. H. Heinle butcher Tuesday. Lydia Gussman is visiting at the William Wagner home. A. H. Heinle was a Wilton shopper ‘Thursday. A large crowd was present’ at the birthday party at the Ed. Berg home Saturday evening. Given for Ed. Berg. He is 36. Mrs. E. L. Hall visited school No. 1 ‘Thursday noon. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Heinle and son Andrew were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Walcker and Sarah Heinle at Turtle Lake Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Newhardt, Jr., and son were visitors at the Bill Krabs home Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wagner and daughter Ruth were vistors in the Fred Walcker home in Turtle Lake ‘Wednesday evening. John H. Walcker was a Turtle Lake shopper Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wagner and daughter Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Walker and son Norman and Sarah Heinle and Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Heinle were visitors at the Fred ‘Walcker home Wednesday evening. a Martha Wagner was sick last week. Richard Wagner is on the sick list. John J. Walcker and Tobe Mittledes Long were | shi ht, Th le party was/ ). $5 in cash as prizes for her wild turkéy tom entered in the. poultry low. John Anderson called Monday morning at the Geo. F. Nelson home to assist him Skoglund of Trygg township. some work. ere day at the ie. % , Edward and church services. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lundquist, Mr. and Mrs, Geo. F, Nelson and Gwen- dolyn were supper guests Sunday at. the Albin Spangberg home. Gene Cunningham's were also callers there. Albin Trygg won a rocker at the poultry show with his Rhode Island Red chickens. Sam Brown, who is staying at Geo. F. Nelson's this winter, got word from Mrs. Manford Hale of Dresback, Minn., that her husband passed away the 4th of January. Hazlegrove By MRS. RAY HAZLEGROVE Mr. and Mrs. Jakie Elassavigen and family were week-end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim McQuern. ‘Mr, and Mrs. Will Thieling are the parents of a baby boy, born January 19. ‘Miss Amelia Stolher is now assist- ing with the work at the Will ‘Thiel- ing home. Mr. and Mrs. McQuern were over- night guests at the Jake Elassavigen home Monday and were also shop- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove called in| their ‘guest, Miss Bertha Hierd, also Mr. and Mrs. John Dixon and family, drove to Bismarck Thursday eve- ning. tin, N. D., are with friends and relatives at Mer- cer. - Sunday at the Wm. Wagner home. Wednesday at the Edward Gesele home. Gesele with quilting. tored to Bismarck Saturday on busi- ness, Bismarck with her brother Bill Wag- ner, who is a patient at a hospital for the last two weeks. He under- went an operation. evening at the Edward Gesele home. ‘Warner, @ son Sunday, January 25. want to send congratulations to Mr. proud parents of a baby daughter, born January 19 at their home south of Mercer. as their guest this week Mrs. Wag- ner’s sister. Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Adolph ‘Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wagner, at the T. Hollingsworth and Otto|course. A surprise party was given Larson homes during the week. Mr.|at the Olson home in Moffit for the Davenport came over Friday to take ; graduates on Thursday night. A very her home. enjoyable evening was followed by a delicious lunch, after which the grad- uates were presented with beautiful Parting gifts by their schoolmates, Mr. and Mrs, A, D. Welch were en- tertained for Thursday dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moule of Bismarck. Edgar Cooper was a business caller at Orin Dutton’s Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crawford and Miss Jennie Eggen were Bismarck visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Whiteaker called. at the Jason Hoover home Sumaay afternoon. Merriwell Beard called at Henry Crawfords Sunday. Marshall Dralle and family were ores and Brittin callers Sun- ry. Mrs, Ed Allensworth and daughter Trene came out to the farm Saturday ie returning to Bismarck Sun- y. Mrs. Orin Dutten called on Mrs. Henry Crawford Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Kimball and ‘Wm. Mills visited with Mrs. Kimball's sister and husband, Mr, and Mrs. Jim Robideau on Sunday. | | S.W. Burleigh By KATIE D. STEWART Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Davenport called in Bismarck Sunday where they had gone to take their son Bern- ard, who had been spending the week-end at his home. Norman Stewart and Ed. Becknall were callers at the Don Nicholson home one evening last week. C. L. Houser was a business caller at the Yager Bros. dairy farm Fri- Among those who called in Wilton | day. Mr. Fox of Bismarck was a busi- ness caller in Telfer township the Mr, and Mrs. Johnnie Pfau and _——__—-—» By MRS. JOHN A. BERG Mr. and Mrs, John Frolich of Mar- spending the week Mr. and Mrs, Fred Wagner spent Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolff spent Mrs. Wolff helped Mrs. A. E. Nelson and son Halby mo- Mrs. John Berg spent Saturday at Gideon Ketterling spent Sunday | to Mr. and- Mrs. Edward ° Born, All the friends of this community Mr. and Mrs. John Schall are the Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wagner have at the Jim McQuern home Tuesday afternoon and they also called at the Melvin Webster and Carl Cipplin homes. Mr. and Mrs. John Vollmer are the Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolff, Miss Herda and Billie Berg. first of the week. He was looking ia some Jand that was subject to sale, ‘The Snyder boys are busy hauling hay to Bismarck. Miss Herda Berg is @ few arents of a baby girl. ti and Mrs. Carl Cipplin and family were guests Tuesday evening at the Ruben Stohler home. were business callers at the Fred H. Walcker home Thursday morning. Grandmother Brosky of Washburn Passed away Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock after being ill for a long time. The funeral services were held Sunday. She will be laid to rest in the Turtle Lake cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Kast, Jr., and Louise Kast were visitors at the John. ‘Wentz home at Golden Valley. Mrs. John Wentz returned home with them. She is visiting with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Kast. Mr. and Mrs. August Lentz are the Proud parents of a baby girl born January 18. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Kast and fam- ily and Samuel Walcker were Turtle Lake shoppers Saturday August Lentz’ children were over- night guests at the John Korner home Saturday evening. Richard Walcker of underwood was visiting at the home of his uncle, John Fandrick of Turtle Lake, from ‘Thursday to Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Fandrick and family were visitors at the August Melvin Webster called Friday at the Harry Ulfers and Ray Hazlegrove homes. Godfred Weber took Mrs. Carrie Kraft to Wilton Friday to consult Dr. Thielen about her hand. Harold Kraft called at Ray Hazle-| the John Berg home Thursday after- noon. Gust Neimiller and John Stroble Tuesday at the H. EL home, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Woll visited at} Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart and Alex Stewart were business callers in Bismarck Wednesday. Lee Mallard was transacting busi- ness in the Capital City last week. Mr. Seems arrived last week from Indiana and spent some time visiting relatives in this vicinity. He left for his home the last of the week accom- panied by his wife and children who have been staying at the home of Mrs. Hugh McMurrich. Mrs. McMur- Tich also left with them for a short Mr. and Mrs, John Berg spent Redington McKenzie visit. daughter Irene were guests Thurs- day night at the Christ Wolff home. Christ Wolff and daughters Hilda and Caroline went to Tuttle Friday after Mrs. Wolff and also ‘They also called at the Ed. Wagner home on their way down, Art Oschuner called at Elmer Perry's one day this week. Milt Goldsmith's were in Tuttle one | Walcker home in Underwood Sunday. They also took Richard Walcker " e ell > By GLADYS NELSON Geo. F. Nelson, Gladys and Sam Brown motored to Regan wednesday on business, Mrs. Geo. F. Nelson visited with Mrs. Charlie Farrell Wednesday, who Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Nelson, Sam Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Varley and Mrs. William Staples visited Friday with Mrs. Charlie Farrell. Mr, and Mrs. Geo. F. Nelson, Ger- ald and Sam Brown visited at the Charlie Farrell home Wednesday. Floyd and Irene Anderson came home Friday night from Bismarck to spend the week-end here with their Parents. Geo, F. Nelson, Gerald and Gwen- dolyn called Friday ‘night at the Charlie Farrell home. last Friday night at the John An- derson home with Floyd and Iréne who spent the week-end at home. Emma Nelson was a social caller Saturday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Clifford Scott. Wilmar Schweigert from Stanton called Sunday at the Nels Nelson home. Mr, and Mrs. Gene Cunningham and family motored to the capital city Saturday on business. Mr. and Mrs, Albin Spangberg and Violet. motored to Bismarck Friday. Victor and Emma Nelson visited Monday night at the John Olson were gone. Miss Ruth Iverson was an over- night guest Friday night of Miss Vir- gil Webster at the Webster home. Ormer Cloud was in Wing one day this week. Karl Remick called Saturday night at the Christ Stohler home. Karl Remick and his sister Lydia were guests one evening this week at the Manuel Meckly home. Mivin Webstr was in Tuttle one day this week on business. Harold Kraft called at the Peter Remick home Saturday. ie aga] was in Arena one this 4 Karl Remick was ® guest at the Ray Hazlegrove home Sunday eve- ning. ‘Wesley Nathan is working at the Charlie Sattler farm. Mrs. Emil Sattler and daughter, little Miss Shirley Jean, are guests no wat the Jake Sattler home. Peter Remick and family will move and a family by name of Bennett will move on to the place where Remick’s now liev, I Macumber By ALICE M. WALKER Mr. and Mrs. Richard Polzin en- tertained the following guests Tues- day evening: Mr. and Mrs. M. Dionne, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Miller, the Miss- es Charlotte and Ruth Wilmot, Alf Johnson, Mrs, Harry Davenport, Mrs. Otto Larson and Mrs, T. Hollins- turned home Thursday days visit with her brother and sis- ter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Adams. lar meeting in the hell Thi Pointed to act on these entertain- 499! Crum, Roscoe By MES. T. T. HUGHES Mrs. Fay Johnson of Moffit re- after a few Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Stewart were call- ers at the John Stewart home Sat- urday on their way to town. Angus Stewart was a business call- ee at the Alex Stewart home Tues- Ye {__Moffit By MBS. C. E. MOFFIT Mrs. Hilma Adams, Mrs. Wm. Car- roll and Mrs. Ed Olson, visited with ’ The Royal Neighbors held a regu- Paul Antrim. Committees were ap- hospital Saturday. Phyllis Jane is name chosen for the little lady. B. A. Drawver visited at the T. T. Hughes home Wednesday evening. Mrs, E. W. Anderson was & Thurs- day evening visitor at the E. F, Eas- ton home. H. T. Crum of Tuttle was a caller Mon The Mothers’ club gave a banquet at the George Parks home Saturday night, in honor of the members’ hus- Geparted after having a very enjoy- able time. Miss Harriet Moffit and Mrs. F. H. Pillsbury and son Bobby Dick went to Bismarck Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brownawell. Miss Harriet Moffit spent the week- end at the Hoffman home. Mr. and Mrs. John Benz and Mrs. Anna Hoeft went to Bismarck on Saturday. Miss Pauline Hoeft and Thelma Moffit stayed with the chil- dren while they were gone. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Moffit spent Saturday evening at the H. E. Houit- son home. Elliot Nelson and Mrs. Herman it} Neiman received word this week of the death of their mother in South Mr. and Mrs. Coder and children and Harold Harrison, visited at the Enockson home Sunday. Mrs. C. E. Moffit visited at the Edson home Sunday evening. Miss Dorothy Edson and brother Dicky, called .at the Hoffman home ‘Don Dralle paid a visit to the par- ental home last week by aeroplane, O. U. Dutton was a Moffit caller te 3 : i ef [ ‘ f ¥ i ai i and st 8 i i i , i i Ba ef gm iy