The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 12, 1931, Page 11

Leaders of the Homemakers’ club of Burleigh county met in Bismarck at the Commercial club rooms March 5 and 6 for the first spring lesson. ‘This lesson was upon the home gar- den and given by County Agent H. O. Putnum. The Cross Country Home- makers of the Spur vicinity will meet at the home of Mrs. Earl Snyder on the third Thursday, March 19. All members are requested to be present. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welch, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reed, Marcus Trembly and Margaret McMurrich were Bismarck visitors Thursday. The little folks of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Boyd are having a seige of chicken-pox. The little boy and sec- in Uttle girl are reported to be quite A number of the neighbors of this vicinity met in the Menoken town hall Friday evening to hear Mr. Mad- dock:and Mr. Turner speak on the Farmers’ Union. Pictures were to be given also but on account of Menoken not being on the high-power line, they had to be omitted. Mr. Bliss of McKenzie gave a brief talk also. The meeting was conducted by C. D. King. Ed Doppler and son Leo, Robert ‘Welch, Mr. and Mrs. John Welch and ©. P. Welch were all in Bismarck Priday night. Most of the gentlemen attended a farm machinery sale at the Minneapolis Co. in the afternoon. Albert Boran and sister, Mrs. Ives motored to Bismarck Saturday. Earl Snyder was in town also the same day. ‘Wm. Carroll of Moffit called at the Jack Ishmal and Ed Doppler homes ‘Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welch and family, Marcus Trembley and Ralph Snyder visited at the Doppler home Sunday. Glen Oder, who has been attending @ flying school in Lincoln, Neb., this winter, is home again. Lawrence Doppler, who is still attending the school, is expected home soon. Eleanor Snyder, little niece of Mrs. John Nieland is home with the chick- en-pox. | Braddock | OO By MRS. E. F. SAVAGB Monday afternoon O. R. Martini drove R. H.-Corey to Sterling to catch the train for Minneapolis. Mr. Corey has been suffering with a bad leg for many years and his pain had be- come 80 great that he was unable to bear it any longer and decided to go to Rochester to have it attended to, even to having it amputated if need- ed. «On the way down he was taken quite ill on the train and taken to a hospital where he was informed that to have it amputated would be most fatal. After taking some treatment for his nerves he returned home - Services were held in St. Mary’s Catholic Church Sunday with Rev. Father Schweitzer of Haz- elton as pastor. Mr. Damsgaard and son Bernard also F. G. Fockler were Bismarck shoppers Tuesday. Mrs. J.D. McCusker came over from Hazelton with Mr. McCusker ‘Wednesday and spent the day visiting friends here. Prof. George Wright took an auto load of school boys'to Bismarck Fri- day evening to see the basketball game between Bismarck and Valley City. Henry Linden was a between-trains visitor at Napoleon Saturday after- noon. O. R. Martini drove Friday after- noon to were his daughter Helen is teaching west of Linton and brought her home to spend the week-end. On the way home they stopped at Hazel- ton and brought Miss Florence Roth Gertrude Allensworth while’ in Brad- dock. They returned home Sunday afternoon. Rev. Kinzler of Moffit called on Braddock friends Thursday. after- noon. Friday Jalmar Juhola went to Jamestown and brought home his daughter Linda and also Miss Hattie Fetterly, both of whom are attending Jamestown college. They returned to Efe iteb stati! boagltote Hl i i [ z Hi i E i i F i Pip FRE i [et i a ai Mrs, M. E, Ryan and daughter Mrs. A. R. Button were to Bis- ‘marck Saturday afternoon to spend Sunday with Mr. Ryan at 6t. Alexius Se nn ne Sak CSR Tenaievee here. Mr, and Mrs, A. H. Pearson and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Roberts of Bismarck were: Sunday guests at the John A. Reuso home. Brittin By ORVETTA DUTTON Mr. and Mrs. Ed Allensworth went to Bismarck Monday, returning ‘Thursday. Miss Caroline Burkhart left Mon- day for Alec Asbridge’s near Bismarck where she will assist Mrs. Asbridge with the housework. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Dutton visited at the Sam Mauk home, south of Moffit, on Monday. . Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Kimball visit- ed with Mrs. Kimball's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Crawford, Monday evening. les family visited at the Ed As 4 Schmidking’s Mr. and Mrs. Elder Elness and ;| Frankie were Sterling vistors Fri- ye Alfred Larson was a Sterling call- t Saturday. Mrs. Margetta Merriandoll and daughter and son were Sunday visit- ors at the Paul Lang’s home in Sterl- ing townshi; . ° “ CSI ESerem rer aeR soe | Wild Rose ! eonine ‘Miss Margarette Olsen, high school turday night and By ELIZABETH KOPPY Steve Koppy, Sr., and son Math — business in Linton Tues- Mr, and Mrs. Edward Schmidt and little daughter were Tuesday after- noon callers at the G. C. Grenz home. Dewey Lauler, Math and Steve Koppy,. Jr. visited with Francis Chesrown Wednesday evening. Porter Umber called at the Merle Buck home Thursday afternoon. . The McCormick-Deering program, W .; which was sponsored by the W. E. Petrie company, Linton, was very well represented by the many wheat jesday.| Towers of this locality. Their pro- Jason ‘Tuesday. A surprise party was given Friday evening at the Emmet Weisheart home, the occasion being Mr. Weis- heatt’s birthday. Mrs. Kimball and son Lynn and, wife of Bismarck and son John dined at the Clifton Kimball home Wed- nesday. Mrs. Clifton Kimball accom- panied them to Moffit. The follow- ing people from this vicinity were visitors Wednesday: Mr. Hoover was # Moffit caller and] Bouckhouse Smith’s one evening last) ttin Homemakers gave 2 banquet for members and their hus- bands Saturday night at the home of from St. Paul Tuesday. Henry Crawford called at Orin Dut- ton’s Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Crawford took gram consisted of a moving picture and was both educational and inter- esting. Johnnie Humann, Wm. Cchiermeis- ter and Pauline Bier were Sunday evening guests at the Jake Schier- meister home. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Schiermeister and twin daughters enjoyed a visit with Mrs. Schiermeister’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schmidt of near Hazelton, from Sunday until Mon- day evening. Prank Lauler called at the Busby home Friday. Walter Schiermeister and Bill Hu- mann visited with friends in Gayton Saturday evening and Sunday. Oswin Riemer transac’ ted business in Hazelton Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Hy Ohlhauser, Eliza- beth Ohlhauser, Mr. and Mrs. Oswin Riemer and Walter Schiermeister visited at the Jake Schiermeister home Tuesday evening. Albert Herr, Albert Goehring and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ohlhauser -called at the Jake Schiermeister home Mon- day evening. Bill Humann and Walter Schier- meister visited with the Herman family eve- ning. Earl Smith spent Saturday evening in Linton. - Mr. and Mrs. ©. J. Enders and fam- mann motored to Wishek Saturday and visited with friends there, re- Vee i ag a aan y evening. G. C. Grenz transacted business in Hazelton Saturday. % A. Zoerb, the Temvik oil man, was in this locality Saturday. Jake Hiemerick and Jake Opp and families were visitors of the G. C. Grenz home Sunday afternoon. Henry Knittle left for a few cage Vaid with relatives.in Montana, Fri- ‘y: Christian: By VIOLET A. CLARKE: By MRS. W. H. BROWNAWELL By MRS. F. O. JOHNSON Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Haugen and) little Sylvia spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, A, H, Meland. Hazel called on Mrs. Marie Olausen Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Schoon re- turned home Sunday evening from Verona. Adolph Merringdahl visited with Reider Olausen Sunday. ©, Mr. and Mrs. Lebelt and family of lew Salem spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Van Vleet and Mrs. Belle Van Vieet. L. B. Olson had the misfortune to break his arm Monday while crank- ing his car. He was taken to Steele where Dr. Baer dressed it. Allen Van Vleet took his mother to Bismarck Tuesday to receive med- ‘ical treatment. B. F, Paslay visited with Mrs. Allen Macomber ve whist was , going to Hannah Dronen, Leonard Koessel, Irene Koessel and Lawrence Jackson. The Driscoll boys’ basketball team A surprise was given Tues- day evening for Progress: ‘and | Played Menoken Saturday evening. Bismarck. John Beuclair of the teachers’ fac- Lid of Moffit visited friends here made a short business call here Fri- Miss Maxine Burnsides, teacher of school No. 1 spent the week-end at her home in Bismarck. Included among the Bismarck vis- itors Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. Jake Voll, Jack Koreney and W. H. Brownawell. Mrs. John Peterson took Mrs. Fet- terely and Mrs. Ole Feltheim of Braddock to Bismarck Thursday to attend the Homemakers club there. Homer Brownawell received the contract to maintain the county road through this township and Long Lake township this season. Miss Ada Saville, who teaches school in Kidder county spent the week-end with the home folks. Ghylin ij By MARGARET DAVIS ‘The Keator boys and Wm. Back- man were some from here who sold horses to a buyer and delivered them in Regan the last few days. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scott mo- tored to Bismarck Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Anderson called on Mrs. Anderson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Keirland, Sunday. Reuben Krause called at the C. Magnuson place Thursday. = Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Alm and daughter motored to the C. O. Kettle- | ga: son: place Friday for a visit with Mrs. Alm’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Tosseth and chil- dren, Willie Johnson and Oliver Tos- seth were Sunday guests at the Nick Holgerson home. William Mehlhoff spent the week- end at the A. J. Krause home. Marylin Johnson missed school Wednesday afternoon to go to the dentist. Morris Magnuson was a Wednes- day caller on Charley Magnuson. Fred Urback attended to business in Regan Thursday. Gust Peterson has returned from a trip to South Dakota. John Keirland was a shopper in Regan Wednesday afternoon. H. B. Gill and Ellis were business callers in Regan Wednesday. Mrs, Clifford Scott taught school No. 1 Wednesday afternoon while Mrs. Edna Scott went to the dentist. Mrs. John Keirland spent Wednes- day afternoon with Mrs. O. M. Collip in Regan. Some of the Regan shoppers Sat- urday from Ghylin township were Wm. Backman and son, Hugo Sun- quist, Henry Rosendahl, Gust Peter- and | son, Nels and Arne Tosseth, Nick Hol- Er s i A vee EE BE gee Hill eet i b ; 19 to 15. ‘Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Graves visited Funston Sundey evening. | Mr. and Mrs, Nell afternoon. i a g Fel KA ee BBS E t i gilent i if il oa ! : g is F : if ae el i .| the gerson and Marion, Ellis and Willis Gill and son Emerson, Walter Schmesky, Fred Urbach, Louie King, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Anderson, Mrs. Nels Alm Charles Magnuson and the Davis family. Mrs. Nels Alm and children were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- bur Noon. ‘Two dances were held Saturday evening one in Regan and the other @ farewell dance on Mr. and Mrs. Emil Olson, so the Ghylin young folks divided, part going to each dance. Ellis Gill was a business caller on y. Mrs. Charles Magnuson called on Mrs. John Keirland Wednesday morning. Howard Watkins called at the Charles Magnuson home one day this week. Miss Hilda Krause left for the home of -her sister, Mrs. H. C. Arndt in Scobey, Mont., where she will spend summer. Raymond Gaub is employed at the Fueling home. ening, March 4th, > Krause’s forty-eighth birthday anni- ‘The was spent in oO mall ‘S. W. Burleigh e Fefel fy te E ee EF ; & 5 5 il ey t ef Tb HH § # By KATIE D. STEWART The score was 19 to 15 in favor of Menoken, Mr. and Mrs. Egner Swanson eri- tertained at a birthday dinner party for their four-year-old daughter Ag- nes Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Herum were eee shoppers Saturday after- oon, Mr, and Mrs. Ole Quale and fam- ily spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. a4 Mrs. Clarence Anderson of Ster- is. Mrs. Seldon Bryant called on Mrs. Clara Van Vleet Friday evening. Miss Nora Hendrickson of Harvey, N. D., spent the week-end at the A. H. Meland home. Misses Cordelia and Elsie Meyer, Milton Baldwin and Addlph Janke motored to Mandan Sunday and spent the evening with Mr. and Mrs. P. 8. Anderson. : Miss Hazel Bruschwein was a guest, of Miss Irene Koessel Saturday night and Sunday.’ It was Miss Koessel’s birthday Sunday. ; Mrs. Chas. Swanson ‘and Mrs. Al Heras spent Monday with Mrs. Joe Wis. Mrs. Robert Sharp spent several days in Driscoll. Mr. and Mrs, Al Chapin entertained Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Walker and fam- ily and Miss Beulah Lindseth of Steele, Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Wallen of Prosser, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Apland Thursday evening. Mrs. Ingeborg Rasmussen spent a few days with Mrs. Clara Van Vleet. Monday afternoon Mrs. Van Vleet entertained Mrs. Vic Pederson and Mrs. A. H. Meland. Jule and Ferdinand Janke of Steele spent Sunday afternoon with Adolph Janke. Mrs. Mathilda Wakefield was a dinner guest of Mrs. Wm. Meyer Sun- y The Ladies Aid met Thursday af- ternoon at the home of Mrs. W. E. Titus. Mrs. Albert Hammer and Mrs. Marie Olauson were hostesses. Mrs. H. A. Knudson was a Bismarck caller Wednesday. s Mrs. M. Lunn_ entertained at a birthday party for her daughter Clar- ice: Saturday afternoon. Mrs. W! assisted Mrs. Lunn in serving and bringing the guests from town and back again. Mr. Jackson and daughters Louise and Helen also Mr. and Mrs. Harry Olson and family were Bismarck call- ers Saturday. ‘'T. E. McShane spent the week-end at the W. E. Titus home. Mrs, Clara Van Vleet and son Ray- mond and Mrs. Carl Madson visited es and Mrs, M. Herman Sunday eve- is. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Swanson and and son and daughter, | afi Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Swanson and families spent Sunday with Mr. and ae Hughsby of Clear Lake town- ip. Mrs. Wilford Adamson and daugh- ter of Linton is visiting her sister-in- law Mrs. Egner Swanson. German Evangelical Lutheran church services will be ‘held in the English language Sunday evening, March 22 at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. I. H. Omodt entertained a few ladies at a quilting party Thursday ternoon. A few friends of Mrs. Al Chapin surprised her Wednesday afternoon, the occasion being her birthday. Friday evening the Sons of Norway gave a hard time dance at the com- munity hall. Mrs. Joe Lewis was the fortunate winner of a pretty quilt raffled off by Mrs. A. Eisenbeisz Sat evening. Edrei Erickson, who is attending Jamestown college, spent the week- end with Leonard Koessel. Miss Mildred Apland, Donald Ap- land and Eldon Lewis were guests at) the M. ©. Koessel home Sunday af- ternoon. N. Schommer of Marion, N. D., was an overnight guest at the Koes- sel home last week. | Clear Lake By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN Mr. and Mrs. Will Stiles enter- nesday. Mrs. Albert Christensen spent Wed- afternoon at the Allen Van Hue it 5 Ht i é i i i = E | F F ists if a FEF Ha . | i i rhy ‘3 i 1] & 5 a & i rll 2 ri i k Pall 3 F 5 i i Van Vieet Tuesday. By ALICE M. WALKER Mrs. George Pfiffer, small daugh- ter Loretta and son Paul were sup- Per guests at the John Dixon home Thursday evening. Mrs. Pauline Thorsness has been quite ill with the flu throughout the week, but is somewhat improved at this writing. George Hanwell, father of Thomas and Raymond Hanwell, is quite ill following a stroke of paralysis Satur- day evening. Mrs. Jonn Koch passed away at her home here Wednesday afternoon after a short illness of several days. Death followed a complication -of troubles chiefly pneumonia. She leaves her husband, five sons and three daughters: Mrs. Geo. Keller, Mrs. Charles Keller, Amelia, Alvin, Edward, Harding, Charles and Christ, to mourn her loss. Funeral rites were conducted by Rev. Christ of Wilton and interment was made in a ceme- tery one mile southwest of Macom- ber. We join the community in ex- tending heart-felt sympathy to the bereaved family in their sorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hollingsworth had as guests Friday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davenport of Regan. 'T. G. Gerow was called to Minne- apolis on business the fore part of the week. He returned home Thurs- day evening. - Miss Ruth Wilmot, Miss Edna Falk- enstein and Alf Johnson, also Barney Strand of Regan, were guests of Miss Charlotte Wilmot Friday evening. Mrs. Ross Tibbits, Wilton, and Jack Sherback, Bismarck, were callers at the J. J. Warren home Friday after- noon, Rudolph Polzin is spending a few days with his brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Polzin. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Keller and in- fant son, Jack Keller and James Kel- ler, Sr., arrived here the fore part of the week from Great Falls, Mont., to attend the funeral of Mrs. John Koch. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Larson motored to Bismarck Thursday evening where they were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cowan. Mrs. Mary Ollenburger and her small granddaughter, Shirley Chris- tensen, went to Bismarck Wednesday by train where they visited relatives. fard| Adam, Richard, and Archie Ollen- burger drove down Saturday to bring them home. Miss Charlotte Wilmot spent the week-end at her home near Regan. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown, Wilton, were entertained at the Tom Han- well home Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wasyl Andrsk and family, Chapin, ‘were supper guests Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hencz. Miss Carrie Anna Johnson, daugh- ter of Fred Johnson, and Wilfred Christensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mor- ris Christensen, were married Tues- day afternoon at Washburn. Rev. Sorenson officiated and they were tended by Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Chris- tensen. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Larson enter- tained Miss Ruth Wilmot and Alf Johnson at a chow mein supper Mon- day evening. Jess Smith of Beulah, N. D., was a guest at the home of his sister, Mrs. Henry Walker, Friday night and Sat- urday. He left Saturday evening for Bismarck where he will spend a few days with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Miller were sheets in the capital city Satur- a 5 Hollingsworth drove to Regan Saturday where they were overnight guests of relatives. They returned home Sunday morn- ‘Miss Mary Krush and Pete Lief of Wilton were Sunday visitors at the Ted Hencz home. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Pfau are car- ing for the infant son of John Koch until further arrangements are ut. .” by the bereaved father. ‘Mr. and Mrs. August Krause adn son Ruben were guests one day this week at the Harry Kuntz home. ‘Wm. J. Smith and Alfred Kelsven were business callers at the Leslie Miller home Wednesday evening. Mrs. I. G. Iverson entered = Bis- marck hospital Friday to an operation. We are informed that the operation was successfully performed Saturday morning and that Mrs. Iv- itors at the Henry Ollenburger home Saturday afternoon. Mr. ‘and Mrs. Chas. Keller, former ily and Duffy Cowan were Sunday guests of relatives living in Bismarck. By. and Mie, Re genan Oe e BE Bb s'e ei; & g I By FLORENCE BORNER Paul Borner and Richard Fricke motored to Bismarck Wednesday af- ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bjelland and daughter Vernice have been spend- ing the past week in Bismarck at the bedside of little Buddy who was taken ill suddenly early in the week and hurried to the Bismarck hospital. Fred Schroeder attended services in the Lutheran church in Bismarck Edmund Rupp has returned home from Bismarck where he has been acting as juryman during the special term of court. Commissioner William County Fricke attended the regular meet- ing of commissioners in Bismarck the fore part of the week. Mrs, Minnie has returned from a several weeks’ sojourn in the Bismarck hospital where she under- went an operation for gall stones. Miss Grace Falkenstein has re- sumed her school teaching in Mor- ton county after having been called here by the death of her uncle, Her- hong Falkenstein, pioneer resident of J.C. Poole was a caller in Bismarck Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Anderson called at the Thomas Gallagher home in Glenview Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Moe have re- turned to their home in Minot after spending a few days with friends and relatives in and around Baldwin. The Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid met at the home of Mrs. W. C. Gehrke on ‘Wednesday afternoon. The time was spent in sewing articles for the sale to be held Jater on. During the af- ternoon a delicious luncheon was served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Rustad of near Valley City are spending some time with bee and relatives in this commun- iy Foss Graham, who has been spend- ing the past two weeks with local friends and relatives, will return to his home at Washburn soon. Foss has been busy the past few months [ecg land near the river at Wash- urn, Earl Kocher of Pembina was greet- ing old friends in town the fore part of the week. He was accompanied home by his father, Frank Kocher. Mesdames W. C. Gherke and Ira Falkenstein represented the Crofte Star Homemakers’ club at the meet- ing held in Bismarck Wednesday and Thureday. Miss Mildred Hilken of Wilton has been spending a few days at the home of her sister, Mrs, Ralph Fricke. eg [ Steiber | By — HICKEL Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sattler of Goodrich spent Sunday at the Emil Sattler home. gs Le ieicoe eaie pes ew F ler home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Olson were Re- gan callers Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson spent Tuesday at the Ted Amundson home. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hickel and son Wayne and Efraham Scheaffer called in Still Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Efraham Scheaffer and Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Hickel enter- tained a number of friends and neighbors at the Ncheaffer home Saturday evening. About 60 people were present. The evening was spent at dancing and card playing. Lunch was served at midnight. A number of young folks of this vi- cinity attended the program which was given at the Edgemont school Friday evening. Mrs. Emanual Scheeffer and little daughter Violet spent Monday at the Efraham Scheaffer home. Visitors at the John Stroh home Monday evening were Glen McAllis- ter, Edmund and Henry Schatz. Harold Falkins spent the week-end at the Sam Houser home near Mc- Clusky. Emil Sattler and daughter Sherley called at the Gottlieb Zelmer home Saturday evening. J. C. Olson called at the Efraham Scheaffer home Thursday afternoon. Mr, and Mrs. Philip Zelmer and family spent Tuesday evening at the Gottlieb Zelmer home. Mr, and Mrs, Efraham Scheaffer and son Marvin and Mr. and Mrs. ‘Wm. Hickel and son Wayne spent Tuesday evening at the Fred Brackett home. Albert Anderson spent Friday at the J. R. Jones home assisting Ger- ald with some work. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patzner and family were Regan callers Saturday afternoon. Glen Oder, who has been attending the Lincoln Flying school, in Lincoln, Nebraska, returned home Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. George McAllister and family spent Friday evening at the Mike Bosche home. Ted Amundson called at the J. C. Mary Ellen Reese spent Sun« day visiting atthe 8. E. Clizbe home, Mrs. R. C. Wildfang returned home from the hospital Sunday. Mrs. M. J. Belcher and Mrs. F. M. next home of Mrs. J. W. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stark visited friends at Wing Sunday. Edna Putnam returned home from Fargo Sa! where she spent sev- eral days attending the W. C. T. U. convention. Mrs. O. W. Gilbert entertained Sunday in honor of her Jean’s birthday. Several little girls attended. The Jolly Junior 4-H club was en- tertained Saturday at the M. A. Dou- sette home with Beatrice Doucette as hostess. Katherine Schaunburg celebrated her eighth birthday Monday by ene tertaining several of her little friends at @ party. B. W. Graham and son Jackie of Wing visited Mrs. C. E. Crum Satur- day and Sunday. Mrs. Graham is ill in the Bismarck. hospital. Mrs. E. J.‘Schultz, Mrs. Roy Bakken and Miss Sadie Bjelde of Bismarck were Sunday visitors at the Manly home. Miss Bjelde also vis- ited her sister, Mrs. H. E. Hermanson. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hermanson and little daughter Vivian visited Mrs. T. T. Hughes and little son Lester Fri- day afternoon. Sunday visitors at the Hughes home were Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Crum and family of Tuttle and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lewis. Floyd Belk of Sterling was a Mc< Kenzie caller Monday. Harry Crum of Bismarck was @ business caller in McKenzie Wednes- day afternoon. The Ladies’ Aid was entertained by Mrs. Van Horn at the parsonage Wednesday a: 5 Mrs, E. L. Adams and little son Eddie returned home Sunday from Elgin where they spent the past week visiting Mrs. Adams’ mother, Mrs. Rafteseth. Mrs. E. W. Anderson called at the ‘Wm. Hughes home Monday after- noon. f Ecklund ‘i > By JUSTINE MORRIS Mr. and Mrs. William H. Morris and son Billy, Steve Morris and Grace Klawitter of Bismarck were Monday visitors at the T. F. Morris home. Marian Morris visited at the H. A, McCullough home Wednesday. after« noon. . Mrs. Bennie O. Lein of Regan visite ed at the Willard Dimond home Thursday. Charlie Israel_and Elsie Keator visited at the T. F. Morris home Tuesday night. Little Elane Eunice Anderson is now making her home with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kendutson of Wilton. Issy Brown was a business caller at the T. F. Morris home Wednes< day. Miss Mildred Funston, teacher of Ecklund school No. 4, visited at the H. A. McCullough home Friday night, Miss Mabel McCullough was a shopper in Wilton Friday. Donald and Gerald Morris and Levi Anderson were callers at the Clare ence Falkenstein home Friday after< noon, Viran Nelson was a brief caller at the T. F. Morris home Friday en route to the Fosberg mine after coal. Mabel McCullough called at Eckw. lund schoo] No. 4 Friday afternoon. Levi Anderson called on Lester Falkenstein Thursday. Albert Perkins called at the H. A, McCullough home Wednesday night. Gerald Morris and Levi Anderson were callers in Still Friday. Mr. Herdebu and sons Carl and Fred visited at the T. F. Morris home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. William Fricke visit< ed with their daughter, Mrs. Wallace Falkenstein, Friday afternoon. Marian Morris motored to Wikon Thursday. Cecil Morris of Bismarck was an overnight guest with his cousin Don< ald Morris Saturday night