The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 6, 1931, Page 2

F oo | Trygg | . By GLADYS NELSON Relatives of John Anderson and Henry Strom arrived here recently from their home at Vancouver, B. C. nd are visiting at the Henry Rosen- dahl home near Regan. Many of the neighbors motored to “Mandan Wednesday for the inspec- tion at the experimental station “mid- summer day.” Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lunquist who went to Dickinson the previous Saturday remained there and visited with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Carlson awhile. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cunningham and sons who took her to her parents came back home on Monday to do ‘the work. Gwendolyn Nelson visited with Helen Benn at the John Habeck home recently. A number from here attended the @nnual mid-summer picnic Wednes- day at the Billy Beckman grove. At night they attended the dance held at the Henry Strom barn. Oscar Trygg arrived here recently from Detroit, Mich., and is visiting with his brothers David, Andrew, Charles and Frank. He has_ been teaching an automobile school. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cunningham and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Solberg drove to Mandan Wednesday. ‘They enjoyed a picnic at the tourist camp. Hugo Nelson narrowly escaped drowning recently. It is thought that he went in the water at Apple Creek too soon after eating. He was seized with cramps and had gone to the bot- tem of the creek twice before he was finally rescued by Joe Jiras and the Hendrickson boys from Regan. John Habeck and Geo. Nelson left Saturday by car to Lime Creek, Minn., to visit a few days with Fred Habeck. | Sam Brown motored to Max Sun- day and visited with Howard Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Robinson. Emma and Hugo Nelson returned home from a weeks visit with their brother Ben and family at Dickin- son. They visited the bad lands and yellowstone park. id Ecklund " By JUSTINE MORRIS Bennie Anderson was a caller in Still Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Hilken visited at the Wallace Anderson home Wed- nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith and Cora Monroe visited at the Philip Mon- roe home Wednesday evening. A large number of folks from this vicinity attended the picnic at the B. Backman home Wednesday. Emil Hilken was a caller in Wilton Saturday. Erma Klawitter and Marion Mor- ris visited with Dorothy Morris at the Phil Monroe home Wednesday after- noon. Many from here attended the dance | at the Henry Strom home Wednes- | day night. j Phil Monroe motored to Bismarck | Monday. Paul Fisher returned home with him. - Willard Dimond motored to Regan Friday. Lawrence Gordon visited at the Phil Monroe home Sunday. Clarence and Orville Falkenstein | cultivated corn for H. A. McCullough | Thursday. | Andrew Showers and Lillie Jiras visited at the Phil Sunday. Ralph Taplin drove to Bismarck ‘Thursday. Dorothy Morris returned to her home Sunday after spending a week at the Philip Monroe home. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Miller and family of Hazelton visited at the Frank Miller home Sunday. Albert Perkins visited at the H. A. McCullough home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Morris, Mrs. Fred Klawitter and Erma, Paul and Steve Morris and Jim Maire were supper guests at the T. F. Morris home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson and family were shoppers in Wilton Sat- urday, ! Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Speten and family visited at the Strom home! Sunday. j Monroe home ° ——$—$_$_$$—_—. | Macomber By ALICE WALKER Complimentary to her small, daughter, June, Mrs. Wayne Corring- ton gave a birthday party Thursday afternoon. About 10 little girls were present. Mrs. John Dixon and Mrs. E. D.! McGinnis attended a shower tender- | ed Miss Verene Schmidt Monday eve- | ning by the members of the Presby- terian Ladies’ Aid of Wilton. Jess Smith, Beulah, was here ‘Thursday for a brief visit with rela- tives. T. G. Gerow is able to be out again after a serious attack of quinsy which has kept him from work for the past ten days. Mr. and Mrs, Ben Dollarhyde, Col- umbus, spent the latter part of the week in Macomber. Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Iverson attend- ed the Masonic dance and car raffle held in Mandan Friday evening. Little Patsy Morgan returned Home Tuesday evening after having foods. Mr, and Mrs, Alfred Kelsven and family arrived Thursday from Colum- Waddington it ‘Thursday in Bis- marck as guests.of relatives. Hilda Christensen, Bismarck, was bay yagi pe igo tgp children spent Wednesday in Bismarck at the home. Little Marie her home. HL. Walker i § : | Mr..and Mrs. Dave Dixon and fam- i i NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS | ‘® , Woods Creek, fishing and picnicing. | They report a fine catch of perch. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davenport, Regan, were guests Saturday at Tom Hollingsworth home. Herman Venaas left Satufday morning for Flasher, to bring home Mrs, Venaas who has visited relatives there for the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Burch and family of Deering, were guests this week at the R. D. Flavin home. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Zuger and son Jack of Bismarck were dinner guests Sun- {day of Mr. and Mrs. Flavin. Mrs. E. D. McGinnis entertained Presbyterian church at her home Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. the Missionary Society of the Wilton | L. Watson and ighter Esther, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Watson, Emery Turn- er and Chester Coons, Mr. and Mrs Givens, Mr. and Mrs, H. R. Raeshke, Mr, and Mrs. E. L. Adams and Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Hughes John Owen returned to Mc-' | Kenzie Wednesday from Minneso- i ta where he visited his daughters. { Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Graham and son Jack of Wing were Thursday eve- ining dinner guests of Mrs. C. E ; Crum. Mrs. E. T. Easton and daughter Alice spent the week with Mrs, John Neiland near Glencoe. r Driscoll | ® | By MRS, F. 0. JOHNSON Mr. and Mrs. Dave Anderson of | evening. Bismarck spent Sunday at the Joe wedding ceremony and reception Fri- |Lewis home. Gomer Anderson who day evening of Miss Verene Schmidt, {has been visiting Howard Lewis for Wilton, and Dr. Gregory P. Moore,|the past week returned home with Chicago. ithem. Mrs, Norman S. Johnson, Bismarck,| Al Jordan, Joe Lewis, Charles will open a ten day session of Daily |Newcomer and Elmer Koon attended | Vacation Bible school June 29. She! the board convention in Bismarck will be assisted by ladies of the com- | Tuesday. munity. Mr. cnd Mrs. Lewis Hull and Mrs. E. A. Hull of Iowa, who have been visiting here, left Saturday morning for Richardton. Thursday evening a reception was tendered them at the community hall. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jordan and family have been visiting in Min- McGinnis were also guests at the | Hampton By ELIZABETH KOPPY o—o John E. Beckel of McClusky, repre- Mr, Jordan {was through this vicinity Tuesday senting the Bank of North Jiakota. looking for places to pasture cattle for this summer and this coming winter. Mrs. Steve Koppy, daughter Pauline and son Math were shopping in Lin- ton Wednesday. business in this territory Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Buck and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Buck were shopping in Linton Wednesday forenoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Schiermeister and daughters and Art and Willie Schiermeister, the latter two cf Gay- ton, visited at the Godfrey Grenz home Wednesday evening. and Mrs. Hanson shopped in Tem- vik Wednesday afternoon. Steve Koppy son Math and daugh- ters Pauline and Regina transacted business in Cannon Ball Friday. Porter Umber was a business caller in Linton Friday. Business callers in Linton from this vicinity Saturday were Mr. and L, D. Seemann of Linton transacted | Ohio, last week with her sister and | will visit Niagara Falls and parts of | Canada. Mrs. Dewey Lawler and daughters|Mrs, Hagan Pederson, Mrs. Ella Ros- jland motored to Lein and attended |@aughter, Shirley, were guests at the neapolis for two weeks. and Floyd returned Sunday. Mrs. Jordan and Lela are staying for two weeks more. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thomas and son Donny returned home after two weeks’ visit in South Dakota and Minnesota. Miss Doris Tice left for Beaverdam, family, Mr. and Mrs. 8. R. Salter. She expects to enter college there in September. During the summer they Miss Nora Olson ci Mandan ac- companied by Ruby Krampton, is/ visiting relatives here for two weeks. | Sunday Mrs. -Mathilda Wakefield, vold, Mrs. M. J. Olson and K. A. Ers- the 25th jubilee of the Lein church, Mr. and Mrs. Nord Hughsby and C. A. Swanson home Sunday. Mrs. Geo, Haugen entertained Mrs. | A. H. Meland, Mrs. Van Vleet, Mrs. A. Eisenbeisz and Mrs. Irving Han- led at the Fred Jordan home in Dris-| Mrs. Steve Koppy and daughters!son Thursday afternoon. Gertrude and Regina, Mr. and Mrs.| Farmers Mutual Fire and Light- David D. S. Joeb and daughter, Mr.;ning Insurance company held their and Mrs. John Roth and daughters.i2ist anniversary celebration in town Mrs. Busby and son Ferman, John J.!Friday. Speeches were made in the Renschler, Dewey Lawler, Bill Smith, |! morning and the band played. Free Fred Ohlhausen and Herman Back- | lunch was served at noon and in the haus. afternoon there were sporth. Floyd Logue went to Lintoa Sun-| Mr. and Mrs. Brown and family of day to spend the day at his heme. / Fingal are visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Henry Knittel called on friends in} Carr. Gayton Saturday evening. | A number of young folks of this ®—————____—___________-@ Menoken | ee | By MRS. JENNIE DANCE vicinity attended the dance at the| Nelson home near Temvik Saturday evening. Hl Mr. and Mrs. John Glass of Lin-| ton called on friends in this vicinity i Sunday afternoon. | Mrs. C. D, King returnea Sunday | Anna, Katie and Steve Bosch of|from a two weeks visit in Fargo| Linton visited friends in this vicin-| While there Mrs. King attended the ity Sunday. graduation exercises of her son, Ver- non, at the agricultural college. | Pee ee RE | Mrs. A. T. Welch who was injured! | Sterling | in a car accident has been discharged | irom the Bismarck hospital and re- ——________—_-¢ By FERN STEWART turned home Sunday. Quite a few from here attended the celebration in Driscoll Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sharpe and fam-_ ily called at the Helmer Meland home Friday evening. Henry Aplund and son Donald and tored to Medina, visiting Mr. and: Mrs. Harry Graves. ;M. Ludemann home Thursday eve- ning in henor of Mr. Ludemann. Four Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart were|tables of bridge were in play with Driscoll callers Sunday. Relph Ishmael and Cecil Dance win- George Haugen and Raymond Van/|ning high scores. Out-of-town guests mar Meland home Tuesday. marek, Charles Gosney, Dean Kusch, John, Mr. and Mrs. Park Wood, Mr. and Sedvic, Tom Stewart, H. Fairchild,!Mrs. Homer Craven, Mr. and Mrs, V. Jim Sedvic and George Kusch spent|M. Craven, attended the picnic at Monday night fishing at Crystal/the Mandan experiment station Wed- Springs. |nesday. Da. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson and| Miss Denms Reitzel is now giving! Miss Grace Johnson were Tuesday piano lessons. Her pupils are Fern dinner guests at the Tom Stewart/Rogers, Westley Craven, Dorothy home. Wood, Alene Holmes and Althea Bert and Harslo Hendershot and/| King. Mr. Suquist of Baldwin calied at the; The Menoken Homemakers held a Ernest Johnson home Tuesday. }Picnic supper at the Menoken picnic; Mr. and Mrs. Austin M. Johnson of Superior, Wyo., arrived here Wednes-|Edd Ebling and President Mrs. Park day to visit relatives. Wood were presented with gifts in Mr. and Mrs, Paul Lang and Missjappreciation of the work they have Clara Anderson were Bismarck shop-|done. The next meeting will be heki pers Friday. at the V. M. Craven hdme, June Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson visit- coll Sunday. by Driscoll by a score of 14 to 124. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ezenbize were; They won from the Mandan Forres- town callers Saturday. lters 22 to 16 Sunday. Carey Johnson, who has been em- ployed at the Craven farm, returned to T. N. Johnson's Saturday to spend | @ week. Taft —_—_—_—_——— ee, By MRS. P. M. GOSNEY | Breigtmeyer of Moffit were Sunday Mrs. R. L. Dralle visited relatives | lin Bismarck recently. { | Mr. and Mrs, Charles Graves mo-j The Birthday club met at the R.} Vleet of Driscoll called at the Hel-jwere Miss Evelyn Everson of Bis-| Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Johnson were | grounds Friday night. About 50 peo- Bismarck and Mandan callers Wed-jple attended. The project leaders, nesday. and Mrs. Otto Ayers, Mrs Paul/| Holmes, Mrs. Homer Craven, Mrs ; ninth. : { Menoken was defeated at basebail | Driscoll Friday. © | night. nd children | E. Van Dyne th until after the night. oe | iT Sa ae | McKenzie | ? By MBS. T. T. HUGHES The McKenzie Homemakers club gave a farewell party Thursday after- noon at the F. M. Schaunburg home in honor of Mrs. Miles Belcher who is moving to Driscoll. Mrs. Isabelle Colby is improving slowly from a cerebral hemhorrage Sustained recently. Eddie Adams and son Eddie Jr. were visitors at the Tom Hughes home Friday afternoon. Mrs. C. Roberts of Jamestown 1s visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Roth. ‘Miss Jerry Moses visited Friday and Saturday at the E. L. Adams home P. P. Bliss injured his hand quite badly Priday nearly loosing a finger. Miss Esther Watson who recently underwent an operation for appendi- citis returned home Saturday from the tal. ‘Royal Neighbors held there The regular meet Thursday evening. Mrs. Pearl Doucette is acting assist- ant marshall during the iliness of Isabelle Colby. Mr. and Mrs. John Cayce of St. Anthony were Sunday visilors at the home. ‘Mr. and Mts. E. L. Adams attend- ed a surprise birthday party on Mrs. Hilma Adams near Moffit Saturday Mrs. Orval Neigberger and Feit \d Mrs. Neigberger’s a4 Fort Bi visited Mrs. W. L, Watson en route to Carrington. Among the from McKe! who were at Meaoken pic- nic grounds Su 3 F 5 were Mr and |ernoon, of |Gosney home. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Andrews and son were Bismarck callers Tuesday. Miss Helen Swindling called at the Elness and Riley homes Tuesday edt- Mrs. Herman Nieman accompanied Mrs, George Lewis and daughter Marion to Bismarck Tuesday. M. L. Lewis was a Sterling caller Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Ed Fogarty were town callers Thursday. 4-H club met at the home of Mrs. Charley Ryan Wednesday afternoon. Ernest Hurr and daughters, Ida and Elmona, accompanied by Dor- othy Mork, were Bismarck callers Saturday. Several attended the charivari on Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Baker at the home of his mother Monday night. The newlyweds were marrie¢ in Bismarck Monday. Ice cream and cake were served by Mrs. John Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Swindling) were Bismarck callers Saturday. i Mrs. George Lewis spent a few days in Bismarck with Mr. Lewis who is @ patient in the Bismarck hospital. Pete Youngreen was a Sterling jealler Tuesday. | Mr. and Mrs. Oast Prince and son! | Harold and Mrs. Johnny Baker were, in Sterling Wednesday. | | Miss Violet Lash of Harvey is visit-; jing with her grandmother, Mrs. John! ‘Baker. i Mrs. Glen Elness and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Swindling en-| tertained relatives from Bismarck | Suhday. |" Me. i Eldon of Bismarck spent Saturday ~. Prank Dedlow and son, Mr. and Min Ea Van Dyne, Mr. and Mrs Ww night at the Gosney home. Mrs. Johnny Bakes i assisting THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Mrs. Oast Prince with her work be latter is not feeling well. ad . and Mrs. P. M. Gosney, Edna Mae, Mrs. Charles Gaskill and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Koon and son Eldon. spent Sunday at Lake Isabel, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Baker and fam- ily called at the John Baker home Monday night. Frances. | By MRS. WALTER DIETZMAN ° Mr. Moffit from near Menoken. called at the Dietzman home Monday Mrs. Floyd Owen, Mrs. Joe Fisher, Henry Miller and Elmer Lundquist attended the school directors meeting which was held in Bismarck Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Madland and son Donald left for Wyndmere Sunday to. visit a few days with Mr. Madland’s parents, and from there they are going to Pembina to visit at the home of Bill Madland. They expect to be gone a week. Jack Smith from McKenzie spent Friday night at the Dietzman home. Miss Vina Harms from Dickinson and Miss Dena Harms from Bismarck spent Sunday at home with their parents. Elmer Lundquist, Mrs. Tooker, John Olsen and John and Elsle were shoppers in Bismarck Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dietzman.and son Edwin and Gladys Tooker visited at the John Gourdette home north of Bismarck Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fisher and chil- dren went to: Valley City Thursday to attend camp meeting. Miss Molly Glum was a caller at ay Lawrence Madland home Thurs- 4 $F | Hazlegrove y MRS. RAY HAZELGROVE ° John Lieb, Jahn Sckock, Magdalina, Neff and Hilda and Theodore Rose- hau were supper guests at the Wolff home Sunday. : Miss Ella Neff was a dinner gue: at the Herman Rachel home Sunday. Miss Maria Neff end Arthur Briet- meyer were married recently, Miss Christine Hirsch is attending summer school at Dickinson. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Ulfers, Mrs. Birdwell and children, Mr. and Mrs. | R. P. Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazelgrove, Mr. and Mrs, M. Gold- smith and family, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Sattler and family and Mr. and Mrs. Julius Syweigle and chil- dren attended the farmer's picnic in Wing Friday. Supper’s guest at the Neff home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Briegtmeyer and Christ Wolff and sons. Alex Neff and sisters Ella and Magdalina, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur visitors at the John. Wutzke home. Ed Wagner and Elmer Perry ac- companied by the Misses Pauline and Helen Wolff drove to Bismarck Tues- day. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolff and daughters Hilda and Caroline were Wednesday visitors of relatives near Driscoll. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Kennedy visited Saturday at the Rell Nusunne home near Hurdsfield. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Kennedy were dinner and supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. 8. Gold- smith Sunday. ng > : : - Christiania | —_— OO By VIOLET A. CLARKE Mr. and Mrs, Ole Newland and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen and family attended a fare- well party for Mr. and Mrs. Bud Lund north of Steele Thursday. Mrs. Elder Elness is in a Bismarck hospital following an operation for! appendicitis. Norma Hansen of near Stecle has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen. Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olson and family, Ole Ol- son, Mr .and Mrs. Robert Eisenbeisz, and Miss Mildred Anderson spent Sundayyat the M. J. Olson home. Mr. dnd Mrs. Robert Eisenbeisz at- tended the celebration in Driscoll Friday. Dan Walmon and family of Ster- ling township were Sunday morning callers at Mrs. Jennie Ciarke’s home, Elder Elness went to Bismarck Sat- urday to visit his wife ,a patient in on of the hospitals. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Paulson gave a birtiNtay party for their littie son Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Neiman and Mrs, Robert Sharp and daughter Florence attended the celebration in Quite a crowd attended the party at Mrs. Jennie Clarke's Saturday Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stile and fam- Saturday. Knute Johnson attended the tele- ily called at the Edwin Hoiton home | Hee! noon from a two weeks’ encamp- ment of the national guards at Dev- ils Lake. Several from here attended the Farmers’ Union picnic in Wing Fri- day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Michelsen were business callers at the Eari Mowder home Monday evening. i By OLGA M, RISE Sunday morning the Zion Ladies Aid society celebrated their 25th an- niversary at the church. Rev. Lars Foss was the main speaker. Ladies of the congregation served a free din- ner. A large crowd attended. Inthe afternoon @ program was given by oe ‘ we, who is ill st| Welch, Mrs. Sara_McMur a bird Fred ‘ wae Mrs, William Reed and Mr. and me to! Mrs. Robert Welch were Bismarck | i - visitors Saturday. 2 weak ‘Mra. Otto Dorman was ill last week. ———, 3 | _ Bova district has been doing cor | Braddock «© © ~}|stderapte road work the last tw eee ks, | oy Sire number of the young people from By MRS. E. F. SAVAGE this vieinity accompanied some of the 4 Menoken Young folks. t0 ke ‘The Braddock Study and Civic club| pasture where they enjoyed a phen entertained Tuesday evening in honor|in Apple creek after the ball gal of Mra. Anna Sundell, who is jeaving | Sunday. this for her new home at Pequot, Minn.| The baseball team representing f Mrs, Barton, in behalf of the club,| district met defeat at the hands o Presented the guest of honor with an|the Menoken team Friday, losing 1 engraved teaspoon. to 18 They defeated Tony Knoll's Mesdames Piers and Murphy and|team from Mandan, however, being the Misses Alice and Gertrude Piers! on the long end of a 20 to 16 score. were Linton visitors Friday. ———- e Virgil and Leonard Dexter, Chester | ¢——_—_____————_ and Art Cramer, Howard and Dale Alta Mrs. Louise Klevjord and her pa- rochial school pupils, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Bjorhus and family left Saturday morning for a pra visit with relatives at Dazey and ‘argo. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Christianson are the parents of a daughter born June 23. Gladys Mae was the name chosen for her. Dr. ‘Dewitt Baer of Steele called at Harold Christianson’s and Dallas Barkman’s a A number from this vicinity at- tended the Farmers’ day celebration at Wing Friday. : Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Arneson, who ae naa the past week with rel- atives in Minnesota returged home Wednesday. Thelma Skogen, who has spent the past two weeks with relatives at Re- gan, returned to her home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Arneson and family, who spent a few days at Windsor, returned home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Arneson and Oscar Opoien motored to Medina and Jamestown Monday. A large number from this vicinity spent Sunday evening at the Twin Lakes north of Arena, There will be Norwegian services at the church Sunday, July 5th at 2 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Willie family of Duluth visited Thursday and Friday at the M. O. Brenden home. Mr. Varne is a brother of Mrs, Brenden. Glen View | ——_———* By MRS. LARS JACOBSON Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morgan, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Brown, Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Lange and Iver Erickson and chil- dren of Painted Woods were Sunday guests at the Joe Brown home. Mr. and Mrs, Con Johnson and children visited at John Eliason’s Sunday afternoon. Clarence Danielson of Wilton and Frank Murrey visited at the Simous home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Simons are parents of a daughter born Wednes- day. Mrs. Simons and daughter are being cared for at one of the hospitals in Bismarck. Vearl and Paul crooning vie ray and George Buckholt a gar Jacobson celebrate his 37th birth- day Saturday evening. Nis, Loule Lind of Still and the Misses May, Laura and Helen Little of Bismarck called at the Jacobson home Tuesday on their way to Still. Mrs. Lind has just returned from Minnesota -where she was called by & ° the death bf her sister two mont “ivr, and Mrs, Burl Monroe called at Con Johnson’s Monday evening. re {Rock Hil | [Rock Hill By RUTH LITTLE Bismarck callers Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Nemitz and fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farley and Carden Wilma, J. F. Little Little. ea, Hanson een He week-end with Francis Fitzge! } . and Mrs. Fred Ehnes and daughter Freda were Sunday dinne! ee ie the Ed Hochhalter home *Touilse ‘Walker was an overnight guest of Ruth Little Sunday night. Mr, and Mrs. Ed Loyd and family of Minnesota are guests this week of Mrs, Loyd’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCullough. A surprise birthday party was given at the Canfield schoolhouse in honor of Helen Humphrey's Hanae, eS tele} Legion cabin Saturday afternoon for the purpose of electing officers. J. F. Little and Frank Mickelson were re- elected. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Waugeman and AI ‘al family and Mrs. eg jugeman i Hill people who attended the farmers’ picnic at ayn were Mr. and Mrs, Emil Moses phone meeting at the H. R. Wright home Saturday. - Mr. and Mrs. Austin Johnson of Superior, Wyo., are visiting at the J. R. Johnson home this week. Estherville ° os Ne aia By MRS. ROY LITTLE ‘The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Clarence Scott home Thurs- day afternoon. ‘The members of the board of the Farmers’ Elevator held their month- ly business meeting in Regan Thurs- day afternoon. Norton Strand of Bantry was an overnight guest at the home of his mother, Mrs. Anna Strand, Thurs- day and Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little and son Wilfred and Dean Tatman called at The Farmers’ Shipping association held their business meeting in the Legion cabin Saturday afternoon, Juanita Tatman and Norman Ug- lem of Wilton. were Thursday eve- ning callers at the Roy Little home. Dean Tatman who has been spending family, C. O. Kettleson, Alm, Andrew liver, J. P. Little and children Lau- rence and Harvey Fitzgerald. [Heaton }) By SARAH HEINLE Berg and son William motored Sam ‘Wilton Tuesday. award Sehatz of Wilton was & caller at the Joe Holkup home Tues- illigm Wagner. motored to Bis- cae reasok, was.s caller at the Bazsraba and eon were Wilton iN, shoppers Saturday. Melvin were Wilton shoppers Satur- evening. Gor and Mrs, Léster_ Brown and ‘William Brown were Wilton visitors the week at the Little home returned Beye Hochhalter was a caller at the Heinle home Saturday and home with them. Regan shoppers Saturday afternoon a and evening were Mr. and Mrs, Frank Michelsen, Arlene spent Friday afternoon at the; Otte, and Fritz Uhde, Buster. Schil-| Washburn Sunday. | Mr. and! Mrs. Pred Wagner will onteetaie the ling, George Michelsen, Mrs. John Carlson and children, Mr. and Mrs. John Mosier, George| July 5. and Earl Mowder and Stanley; ts, . George’ Schilling, Einar Strand, Clarence Walker, Gene and Norman Little returned home Sunday after- Mr. and Mrs. Sam 5 eeting a Henry Schilling, Willie} ily attended the camp Ladies Aid at Mr. and Mrs. the week camping and fishing at Crystal Springs. They report catching over 100 fish. Miss Clara Thomson went to Self- Barton spent the first three days of | —— | By KARL SCHATZ Mr. Hornbocher and son of near ridge Wednesday evening where she} McClusky bought cattle in this com-/ will be employed during the summer. ! munity Friday. | around Braddock who own ‘Mr, snd Mrs. Jake Hochhalter vis-! sheep have been shipping their wool] ited at the Henry Schafer home Sun- during the past two weeks. day afternoon. Mr, and Mrs, L. V. Lesher returned] Ruth Schatz, who has been visiting home Wednesday after a trip through} at the John Stroh home the past the Bad Lands. week, returned to her home in Mc- Mr. and Mrs. J. A. MacLachlan of | Clusky Saturday. Bismarck were Saturday evening vis-| ‘The Alta baseball team defeated itors at the E. F. Savage home. the McClusky team by a score of 16 Mrs. F, Julige arrived home Tues-|to 7, They lost to Mercer 7 to 3. day after several days’ visit with rela- tives at Leola, 8. D. Mr. and Mrs. F. Berquist and sons visited at the John Stroh. home ‘Go, Lindsey and family, Varne andj Th V. E. York of Selfridge called at the | Thy evening. E. F. Savage home Wednesday after- viMr, amd ‘Mrs, Andrew Albrecht and noon. He reports the crops around) children spent Sunday with Mrs. Al- Selfridge as looking fine. brecht’s parents in Turtle Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hamman} ‘Thofield Schatz, who spent the of Naperville, Ill., arrived Wednesday two weeks vsliting relatives near for two weeks’ visit with Mrs. Ham-| Washburn and Underwood, returned Boynton A RN a ir and ss Kavi Schatz and chil . Mr, and Mrs. Kar! z and chil- Mesdames Baxter, Magie, Weber,|dren attended the farewell services Manley and children visited Tues-| tor Rev, E. Breockle at Turtle Lake. bes Pisleect ae = gen visitea |, ite, @ number of young rors . Mrs. H. E. nt Sunday evening swimming a Sunday at Fredonia with Mr, and|=rent Sunday e Mrs. Chas. O’Brien. The Ladies’ Aid of the M. E. church met at the home of Mrs. George Ivey r Hazelton Mr, and Mrs, F. Ryan visited with | Mrs. Ryan's parents at Napoleon} By ADALINE LANDSBERGER Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Vic De Remee spent} Miss Marie Nixon returned to her several days of this week visiting rela-| home at Mandan, Monday after a tives at Lemmon, 8. D. weeks visit with friends and class- A number of Braddock folks at-/mates in Hazelton. tended the Swedish Lutheran church} jbert Kalberer and Frank Appert Picnic held in the Peterson grove} jer; Monday on a fishing trip to the ‘Wednesday. ta lakes. and/| bina to visit with Mr. members of his family who had left by auto Thursday morning for Yaki- ma, Wash., had arrived there safely Monday. Mrs.. Wm. Manley and daughter, | q, Coleen, and Mrs. T. H. Magie, who have been visiting with their parents here, left Thuraday to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dailey of . Minneso’ O. R. Martini received word that) Clayton McMullen motored down Monday from Bismarck to spend the day visiting with his parents. Mrs. J. J. Landsberger and daugh- ter. Lena motored to Linton Satur- Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shea left Wed- | nesday for a few days vacation at its in Minnesota. The Christian Mother's Society Lark. Mrs. L. P. Weber accompanied! met saturday at the home of Mrs. them. —_——— ("Sibley Butte | By MRS. ELMER BLOOMQUIST Leonard Davenport and family and Bill Anderson motored to Regan Monday. George Pettis and son Alin called at the Earl Evans home Monday. 8. E. Clizbe and Warren Clizbe mo- tored to Bismarck Monday evening. . and ‘Mrs. Walter Riedinger ths | Called at the Legnard Davenport home Tuesday. Jake Johnson of Bismarck called at the E, Bloomquist home Wednesday evening. He made the trip by plane. Mrs. L. B. Roth, Dorothy and Alvin called at the O. J. Roth home Thurs- day. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Norman of Minneapolis and Jake Johnson of Bismarck visited at the Elmer Bloom- quist home Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. L. Madland and Don- ald left Saturday afternoon for Pem- and meer Madland. They plan on visiting Mrs. Pare Madland of ‘Wyndmere before returning home. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Larson and Vivian, John Mattson, Mr. and Mrs. 8, E. Clizbe, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Couch, Leonard Davenport and family and Bill Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Evans and Elmer Bloomquist were Bismarck shoppers Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Wildfang and children visited at the 8. E. Clizbe home Sunday. e r - Florence Lake | I aia a a By HELEN WITT Lina Fode is spending a week with . McCoy. ie and hrs. J. E. Witt were Mc- Clusky Thursday. Mrs. Charles Johns and Mrs. Joe motored to Wing Monday ‘Mrs, Josephine Tees, Miss Grey and James Tees were Sunday dinner guests at the Arthur Tees home. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seilinger family were Wing shoppers Wednes- Frank Goughmour. Mr, and Mrs. E. V. Bechtel and children left Saturday by car for Adon, Ind., where they will visit for ‘@ | two weeks with Mr. Bechtol’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly of Alex- andria, Minn., and son Alosius of Minneapolis, arrived here Tuesday night for a short visit at the Tom Shea home. The ladies aid of the Presbyterian church met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. E. Hayes. Mr. E. O. Beastrom and son, Allen and Mrs. Harry Beastrom motored to Bismarck Wednesday to see Harry Beastrom who is recovering from an operation. | Miss Rachel Lenhart of Minnea- Polis arrived here Monday to spend a few weeks’ vacation visiting her Parents and friends. The bridge club members met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. F. J. Appert. Mrs. Ed. Taube left Thursday by train for St. Paul, Minn., to attend the funeral of her sister, Mrs. Peter Lutsias of St. Paul. Rev. Herman Schweitzer took a number of boys on a picnic to Linton Wednesday. Mr, and Mrs. John J. Meyer mo- tored to Bismarck and brought down Miss Anna Schneider who will visit for some time at the Meyer home. hy! presi 4 secretary and asurers Mrs. ©. Scott, historian; and Mrs. Cornell, chaplin, diate . C. Berg an y ean in Fisher home Friday called at evening. ” me Satur- Callers at the Ghyll Po Olson, noon were: Mrs. Serer and Violet Olson, eet ny Norman Jordahl. They helped © celebrate his fifth birthday. mena ‘Misses Lucille Johnson an\ a rum Jordahl, Mere ae spent ay ne ety taken ill erin morning. He is @ little better at vriting. ‘ . ‘Some of the young folks from a field went ons at ke Sunday aftern ate and Mrs, Ghylin Mees ae and Mrs, John Hoave in Bismarcl ening. ae and Mrs. ©. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. the J. Ollie Cook were caller sab Fisher home Sunday afternoon. Se 4 in Ghyl: | °—“By MARGARET DAVIS trom Adolph Ryeberg and Henry 5 : were shoppers in Still Tuesday after: noon, aiece Mrs, Clarence Scott and called on Mrs, Albert Johnson ‘Thurs- day morning. Mrs ‘Al Turtleout and Miss Rcd ‘Wilson were ‘etd evening call- Mrs. Willis . ATi ‘Tosseth called on L. W. Davis ednesday. Meir Ella Krause and Bill Mehlhoft were married in Tuttle Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Wilbur Noon and small son are guests of Mrs, Noon’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nils Alm, They will return to their home this week- end. Earl Davis of Florence Lake and | Paul Davis of Wing were Saturday dinner guests of rg parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Davis. Mrs, Nils Alm, Marion, Ivan, Wil- lis and Hollys, Mr, and Mrs, Wilbur Noon, Mr. and Mrs, L. W. Davis, Sta- ton, Owen, Margaret, Eunice and Leona attended en Farmers Union icnic at Wing iy. . ‘There will be @ Fourth of July gathering at the Tosseth Grove this week, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Holgerson and children spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs, Nils Tosseth. ‘Mr, and Mrs, Bert Hedstrom spent Wednesday with wes Mrs, Albin Hedstrom in Bismarck. Miss Bergetta Tosseth returned home Sunday after holding Bible school in Baldwin. Still 1 ND By B, P, HAGSTROM 2 Miss Nadine Noon visited the early part of the week with Miss Velma Johnson. A large number of local people gathered at the Hagstrom home Tues- day afternoon to help Mr. and Mrs. Ole Hagstrom celebrate thelr Sist wedding anniversary. Mrs. Erick Pearson left Monday for Minneapolis to attend the funeral of her brother John Larson, Mrs, Pear- son was accompanied by Miss Nellie Hagstrom who has spent the past three weeks at her home, Rev. and Mrs, Landhal and children of Minneapolis were visitors of Mrs, Signe Johnson Thursday. The Ollenburger and Emil Back- man families were dinner guests at the David Ghylin home Sunday. The Mesdames David Ghylin, Ole Hagstrom, Martin Strand, Signe Johnson and A. Standley and the Misses Lena Standley, Hilma John son, Helen Pearson and Nellie Hage strom were Friday visitors at the Broehl home, Several people from here attended the camp meetings near Washburn last week. Oscar and Naomi Hagstrom, who are attending the Valley City State Teachers’ college, spent the week-end at their home. They were accome panied by Dorothy Little of Regan, | Alice Johnson of Wilton, Gudrun Jor- | Missouri o——__—_—__—_____-» By S. M. CRAWFORD Eugene Fisher and Norma Nelson visited at the William MacDonald} home Thursday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Neal Taft of Bismarck were Thursday evening caller at Emory Woodworth’s. Miss Rea MacDonald spent several days last week visiting with her cousin, Miss Eleanor MacDonald. Miss Mayme Clark visited at John Crawford’s Wednesday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Emory Woodworth, Walter Woodworth, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Taft, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Clark, Bob McDonnell, Edna Doehle and Lucille Crawford spent an enjoyable evening Thursday, swimming in Apple Creek near Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. William Mills and| Miss Florence Beard visited at the| day. John Crawford home Wednesday, gat Scallon aabarbed home agi Roe hoger Surely. visited ‘with y afternoon tending r father, Mr. John Clark = Valley City teachers’ college during] day, pe Tn | the summer term. Miss Agnes Flannigan of north of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Smith and fam-| Bismarck spent the week wit! were Wing) sister, Mrs. Art Robin, |" " Angus Stewart had the misfort nha of upsetting his truck which was rang ed with wheat Saturday afternoon, ‘The accident occurred near the Bis- “ite ‘Se a Doehle returned to Moffit Sunday, after -spending the » Witt home. ag ‘Mrs. J. E. Witt were Mon- day supper guests at the Pred Smith home. forman Johns arrived at his home Mocday where he will spend the sum- mer. ° { i dahl and Lucille Johnson of Canfield, Arthur Erickson motored to Bis- marck Sunday for Johnnie Lundquist of Chicago who plans to spond the summer at the Erickson home. Mrs. Anthony Erickson, Miss An- netta Erickson, Gustav Lund, Alvara, Asplund and Wilma Johnson left open tee Oakes, where they are as delegates to the Luther 1 Mission convention. gis: The Lutheran daily vacation Bible school opened Tuesday in the Eeke lund schoolhouse. Brittin ] By ORVETTA DUTTON Mr, and Mrs, Richard Owens Saugiee Florence and Archie Starve motored to Detroit Lal jursday, peta Monday eve a, : irs. M. M. Drall Triplett home Tuuaaag ia Mr. and Mrs. 0. U. Dutton and children visited at the Clifton Kim- ball home Monday evening, meet annual meeting of the Morton elephone company was held tae schoolhouse Saturday. Me aker and Jason Hoover were ares directors, 4 ‘uy Smith took Miss Janet, back to her school at Wilton tunday, Mr. and Mrs. E. M, Whitteaker and thes ee to Hebron Sunday met Wm. aaa ne a lunch, the Whitteakers and Mrs, An- Gerson returned, stopping at the Tim Sullivan home on the way home. ‘There was an old tims dance at the Allensworth barn ‘Wednesday eve- ning. Waltzs, quadrilles and Polkas were featured, Miss Elvira Slorby of Bismarck is days with Miss visiting for several Inge Johnson, rr. and Mrs. Hen daughter were Bismarck vistors bate hae ae Jennie Eggen of burne return tend ping ed with them to att George Freud and niect the Plier boys visited et” thor jan Hoover home Sunday. The whole ek a red to Persian lake in the Mr. and Mrs, Mat ters from Hazelton, Pai and 1, | Mr. and Mrs, Ray Gates and Mr, and f Braddock vis- ited with their relatiy Richard Days, on Sunday, re ae Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Kimball Parents of a baby girl. Mother and baby. a hospitat’ “1S nicely at a Bismarck Past week with hi = pa er sister Mrs, Les, Mr. and Mrs. James Robidou and family motoréd to Harvey Thi | returning Saturday, - elas 0 —— Welch’s Spur | * eager pmparnigammd |u| I By MRS. &, M. WELC ° ay Sis. AF GHYLIN—*| and son Lawrence called Piet Doppler welch ‘Monday. ‘Those attending the station day in Robert. 1 officers from|Mandan Wednesday from here were: ‘and Telfer districts attended|Mrs. 8 L. Jordahl and family, Mr, meeting in Bis-jand Mrs. G. O; Lindsey and family, : Mr. and Mrs; J. M. Humphrey, Miss Mr. ‘Mrs. A. D. Welch, accom-|Helen Humphrey,-Mr. and Mrs. ‘Chas, by Mrs, Ed Doppler, attended | Kuehl, Chas.-Our and Mr. and Mrs | panied ‘and Farmers’ Day at the|/H. D. Watkins and son. pee Ne aie evening’ at ibe wencn pat day. at schoclh a Taylor and Mr. and Mrs./in honor of Miss Helen dumohrey's Frank Moule visited at the Otto Dor- \birthday. ‘The evening was spent in man home Wednesday evening. playing games. Lunch was Served at Mr, and Mrs, Smith and family of/ the close of the evening. South Dakota, who have been visiting! Quite a few from Canfield attend- of Mr. Smith's Lg ed Farmers’ Day in Wing, Friday, ‘motor for onthe onan eae of Long Beach, wa hyn fe at the Olson Jake Fisher, Mrs. A. F. Gh . . ‘6 hom Welch atid family, Oliver! Thursday. ‘The following otc + 2 ‘The Allens enjoyed the wont in J families south of Moffit, Sunday afternoon. * 9 “16 Xv | » Se rly \ A von 4 Y ¢ a, ¥ € j 4: 4 ae %