The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 13, 1931, Page 10

! Sag -—- :- BiG GOLD STRIKE IS REPORTED IN CANADA Say Vein of Fabulous Richness Found on Island Near Sioux Lookout Winnipeg, Man., Aug. 13.—(P)—The| ‘Winnipeg Tribune Wednesday pub- Ushed the following story: ,caller in Sterling Monda: have made their home here for t'> past year, left Wednesday to visit for a few days with Herman Neiman in Taft township. They are leaving] mal. for the west soon. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stile and fam-} ily, Mrs, Edwin Holton, Mrs, Seamon Gibson and Mrs. Ed Gibson were among those who were shopping in Bismarck Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Johnson and family and J. R. Johnson were Dris- coll callers Monday. Seamon Gibson was a business ee Glen View j ——-4 “What is said to be the most sper.) * THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1931 tored to Valley City Sunday to spend|pel and baby Alice who have spent the day visiting with Miss Virginia,/a month with relatives in Minneapo- who is taking a course at the nor-/lis. She was accompanied home by Mrs. William McCaffrey and son Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Landsberger|‘Mickey” of Kelso, Wash. Mrs. Mc- motored to Bismarck Wednesday.|Caffrey was formerly Miss Hattie Mrs, Landsberger visited the den- | Sempel of Braddock. tist. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Wurne have Miss Margaret Hoff returned home| moved into the H. W. Allen house. been employed in a beauty shop. Mrs. H. W. Allen of Braddockiand Mrs. J. H. Bower. spent Tuesday visiting at the home’ Miss Mae McCormick of Bisinarck of Mrs. Amanda Kurtz. |was a guest at the Fred Fockler home Mrs. John Meyer and children, ac-|over the week-end. companied by Mrs. Ben Matthews; The Ladies’ Aid of the M. E. church and Miss Adaline Landsberger, mo-jmet at the S. A. Engleman house at. tored to Bismarck Monday. | Braddock Thursday. The next meet- Mr, and Mrs. A. G. Austin leftjing will be held at the home of Mrs. Friday from Bismarck, where she had; Evelyn and Lois Timm of Napoleon! jare visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr.| |Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Goldsmith. tacular gold discovery ever “ade in| Ontario is reported tode, irom Sioux; By MRS. LARS JACOBSON Sunday for their home at Fargo after spending a week here visiting -ith Sorem Thursday afternoon, Aug. 20. | and Miss Roberta Palms were in Wing Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove and Ed Wagner were lers at the McIn- tyre home Saturday. : Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray were in Tuttle Saturday night. ‘ | The Milt Goldsmith family werei guests Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers, Ed Wagner and Miss Rbberta Palms called at the Wolff home Sun- day. Ray Hazlegfove called Saturday at Frank Gray's and Vernal Goldsmith's. Miss Delores Woods recently vis- |ited for few days at the home of The Misses Letha and Wilma Han- kins were in Tuttle Wednesday to! Lookout. The Tribne's correspond- ent at Sioux Lockout reports armed’), guards have bern posted on a prop- erty four miles north of the Howey! mine to protect gold that already has! been blasted out of six pits on a vein) 730 feet long. The Red Lake dis- trict is just _aross the Manitoba iteq at Enock Anderson's Tuesday. toundary line. ’ Lawrence Ousby motored to South - | returned Friday. for several days past,” | a 1 The Tribune sa/s the discovery was), Mie. Witam Gupltl, Mrs. Edward | NU afonree, and thet ex.| Lenihan, Palmer, Alice an er | aoe oe ete ad ston the| Strandemo returned Tuesday from St, ates Eo a aye Te adds: | Paul, where they went some time ago Lt oath island four. |‘ be with their father during his last Gaatig too pees in extent, four miles| ness. horth of Howey, Six pits have been|, Mr. and Mrs. S. E, Strandemo mo- orth sn| tored to Wilton Wednesday. sunk from one end of the known) Mr. and Mrs. Con Johnson and length for a distance of 750 feet. The|,,Mi. and Mus Con Johnson | an lowest is six feet and the deepest |@™lly spe! y g at the shal | Jacobson home helping Thomas Ja- ne es ne ak The width of |°OBsn celebrate his 79th birthday. te eae is se yet undetermined. Tt| The Enock Andersons were Wilton ; is as | Visitors Saturday. ls stated in one p: alone there js 25] Vearl Holden and Frank Murray at- cle gold. olied up on. the dump | tended the dance at Millers’ Saturday Many claims in tre vicinity of the|Cvenins. Ray Simons called at the Jacobson | ome Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Moe returned | Monday to their home in Minot after spending the week-end here with rel- atives and friends. L. M. Doerschlag went to Kintyre friends and relatives. Friday morning, returning home in| Ernest Goehring motored to Lin-/the afternoon. | Wednesday. ; attend the theater. Miss Hilda Wutzke was in Tuttle tored to ‘Witten Thursday, where Gladys had some dental work done. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson and Gwendolyn and Gerald motored to Bismarck‘and Mandan Friday. Albin Spangberg motored to Bis- marck Monday to get some hired raen for harvesting. Geo, Nelson and Gerald were din- ner guests Saturday at the Nels Nel- son home. Edwin and Josie Olson stopped in recently at Pete Lundquist’s en route home from Regan. Willie and Joe Jiras and Pete Lund- quist were visitors Friday at the George Nelson home. Gerald Nelson accompanied Victor Nelson to Regan Saturday on busi- ness, Mr. and Mrs. Albin Spangberg and Violet motored to Bismarck Saturday. | Mrs. C. M. Jacobson and Violet vis | 4 ton Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Armstrong mo-) tored to Bismarck Monday. D. C. Crimmins motored to Linton Tuesday where he had dental work lone. G. H. Dexter, accompanied by his/ son, Leonard, his daughter, Mrs, Car-| | lyle Salhus, Miss Ida Swanson and Miss Barbara Eckery, drove to Bis- marck Monday. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Jalmar Juhola andj | A number from here attended the Try: | dance Saturday night near Henry (1:3 Sundquist’s sponsored by Donald Mor- @\ris and Charlie Keater. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Habeck and son Orville arrived from Lime Creek, ¢ By GLADYS NELSON The board of county commissioners! daughter Linda were Bismarck cail- met Tuesday afternoon. ers Saturday. | Miss Helen Chalfin returned home} ©, R. Martini motored to Bismarck_| Wednesday from Jamestown, where/Saturday afternoon to meet his son she spent two weeks visiting with|Cuifford Martini and wife of Fargo, friends. |who will spend part of their vaca- George G. Zirbes transacted busi-| tion in Braddock. ness at Bismarck Saturday. E, H. Roesler transacted business at Linton Monday. ——e Sam Brown and Gladys Nelson mo- ; Minn., Sunday. They will visit at Mrs. S. F. Ellsworth and daughter | 4... Hazlegrove Hazel of Drake are here spending a| | few days visiting with friends and Mrs. RAY HAZLEGROVE relatives. Rev. Father Schweitzer conducted} Ray Hazlegrove and Frank Gray church services at Braddock Sunday.| were business callers in Tuttle Mon. Mrs. B. B. Schneider entertained) day night. Mrs, Hazlegrove visited the past presidents of the Legion aux-! her mother, Mrs. Gray. HMiy, SGcke LNs acta Mr, and Mrs. R. P. Kennedy re- Rev. Herman Schweitzer motored | turned Tuesday from visiting friends to Aberdeen Friday. at Bismarck. latest discovery have been staked." | #—— ——oa a | Mrr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove and ° oe | | Hazelton iW Braddock [Imx. and Mrs. Frank Gray and Don- | Chris:iana Jie ole ————¢/Jald Elliott were in Tuttle Wednes- e S| By ADALINE LANDSBERGER By VIOLET A. CLARKE | Members of the auxiliary held a Charley Loomis and son, who have! meeting Wednesday evening at the spent some time west of the river) home of Mrs. Jack Hayes. purchasing horses, are camping a‘| Mr. and Mrs. Joe Prefontaine and Mrs. Julia Clark's farm for a few)|children motored to Tuttle Sunday, |where they visited with relatives. Mark Kershaw was a Sterling caller! Mr. and Mrs. I. O. Messelt and fam- Saturday. lily expect to arrive home the first Mrs. Jennie Clarke and Miss Vio-| part of the week from a week's visit let_were in Sterling Monday. with relatives at Larimore and Grand| Knute Johnson and son Xenneth| Forks. were callers in Wing Saturday. | The bridge club met Tuesday eve- Many attended the auction sale at| ning at the home of Mrs. Charlie! the Henry Neiman farm Tuesday.) Gregory. Mr. gua Mrs. Neiman plan on leav-| Rev. and Mrs. John MeDonaid and ing for the west soon. children returned home Wednesday Henry Wildfang called at Mrs. Jen-| from a vacation trip to Buffalo and nie Clarke’s‘home Tuesday. | Fargo. Charley Loomis was an over-night| Miss Margaret Prefontaine expects guest at the George Harding home to leave Sunday for St. Cloud, where Saturday. she will spend a week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Freshour spent| relatives. Sunday at the Knute Johnson's, Mesdames Earl Kurtz, Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Holton andj Malchert. Klabunde and the Misses ton Alvin called at Mrs. Jennie} Maxine and Phyllis Kurtz motored to Clarke's Wednesday. | Bismarck Thursday. Mrs. Martin Olson is staying with) Mr. and Mrs. Lester Briggle her daughter, Mrs. Robert Eisenbeise,| Bismarck visitors Monday. while Martin is harvesting up in this) Miss Adaline Landsberger ~rere spent ip. jfrom Monday until Thursday visit- Ralph Byers was a Sterling caller)ing at Bismarck at the home of her Saturday. |sister, Mrs. Casper Guttenberg. Mr. and Mrs. Elder Elness were! H. A. Armstrong transacted busi- Sterling visitors Thursday. jness at Linton Tuesday. Martin Reddy was a caller at the} Mrs. Frank Appert won the arm John Elness home Saturday. | chair given away at the I. G. A. store Marvin Magnus called on his broth-| Saturday. The bridge set was award- er, George Magnus, Tuesday. ed to Mrs. M. S. Koch. |day. By MRS. E. F, SAVAGE ; Mr. and Mrs, R. P. Kennedy were {guests Friday at the Jake Sattler Twenty-one members of the Wood-! home, man circle met at the Siem hall Wed-| Irvin Sattler was a business caller nesday evening, Lunch was served! in Harvey Friday. by Mrs. E. Saville and daughter Ada.; Miss Roberta Palms is here visit- The next meeting will be Weanesday|ing her uncle, Ed Wagner. afternoon, Aug. 19, in honor of those; Mrs. Owen McIntyre and children | whose birthdays come in August. Mrs. C. A. Hanson of Wishek spent the week-end at the G. J. Kinney home. She is on her way to visit with her children at Bismarck and New England. Ben Sueltz and wife of Cortland, N. Y., visited this week at the Sueltz and Engleman homes at Dana. On their way home Sunday morning they called at the E. F. Savage home at Braddock. “Bennie” was one of Mrs. Savage's pupils when she taught in the Dana school. Mrs. G. H. Dexter and two chil- dren arrived home Monday evening from a month's visit with relatives at Scranton, N. D. Mrs. Mae Junge returned Friday afternoon for a visit with Mr. ana Mrs. Fred Junge after several weeks’ visit with relatives at Leola, S. D. She left Sunday for Dickinson. Mesdames J. B. and E. E. 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