The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 8, 1931, Page 6

* i H if ‘ 6 —_—__? { Arena By MRS. 0. McINTYRE NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS | j Sister Anna Sunday. :nearly two hundred bushels to the acre. Malcolm Nicholson visited with his | Sunday callers at the John Stewart home were Mrs. Flora Stewart, Claud THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1981 the Christian flag and the U. 8. flag to the school here. Sunday a pro- gram will be given by the McKenzie Sunday Schcol. | Betty Joe Wildfang and Velma Dyrstad spent Sunday afternoon vis- iting with Edna Mae Gosney. Mrs. Henry Jessen entertained the M. E, Ladies Aid Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jonn Benz attended the Farmers Union meeting in the Ed Pond and A. C. Isham motored | Houser and sons Ernest and Everett, | Sterling Hall Monday night. to Harvey Thursday where Pond con-; sulted Dr. Siebel concerning his collar | bone that was broken some time ago. | Frank Gray was a caller at the; Luther Bidwells Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Owen McIntyre and} son Hugh, Miss Faye Roberts and } Miss Fern Glanville motored to the/ Capital City Saturday. Harry Ulfers did some Ben Klagenburg Thursday and Fri-; day. ‘Mrs. Caroline Kraft and family! were callers at the Gotfred Webber home Thursday evening. , Mr. and Mrs, Julius Zewelie were | callers in Bismarck one day this week. Mr. and Mrs. Artie Payseno are the parents of a baby boy. Mrs. Pay- seno and son are being cared for at the home of Mrs. John Webber in ‘Wing and are getting along fine. Chas. Frazicr and mother, Mrs.| ‘Anna Holmes, were business callers in Bismarck Thursday. | ‘Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Isaminger and | family were guests at Sunday din-| ner at the R. C. Halver home. | ‘Mr, and Ben Klagenburg took! their eight year old son Raphael to} Goodrich to consult Dr. Linker. a He has been ill about a week with flu. | ‘Allen Frazier is threshing for Fred | Smith. Due to the recent rainfall | shocks and grain stacks are in very poor condition as much of the grain is and growing. ee aa arry Ulfers and Miss Faye Robe! attended school at Pleasant Hill Sunday forenoon and also church services in the afternoon. ter from Goodrich conducted . There will be revival this same church starting | | nd Mrs. Luther Bidwell and) fam were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove Sunday. Miss Helen Wolf assisted Mrs. R. C.} Halver with her house work over the week-end. Ben Klagenburg is threshing at Harry Ulfers and will pull from there to Bazzar's. 2 Miss Delia Kraft is helping Mrs. Harry Ulfers while she has thresher! George Mcintyre and Bill Neiters helped Ralph Halver thresh from ‘Thursday until Saturday evening. Luther Bidwell motored to Coopers- town Thursday after his. wife and children who have been visiting Mrs. vell’s parents. oes, esa was visiting friends $n North Kidder Thursday and Fri- day. ‘Arthur Kraft ‘Is employed for the resent at Ed Ponds. = Vinton Heaton was a caller at the Bert Glanville, Halver and Mcintyre mes Sunday morning. ares ‘Wentz employed at Bert Glan- villes has been on the sick list is1| week with flu. e. eo [Schrank a. By MARGARET MARCHANT Mrs. John Witt spent Wednesday visiting at the Marchant home. Emil Stroh spent Tuesday evening at the Dave Hochalter home. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Jamés Novy motored to Wing Friday forenoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Witt called at) the R. G. Marchant home Thursday afternoon. ‘Thomas Novak motored to Wing Friday forenoon. John Witt and Emil Stroh were business callers at the Dave Hochalter home. Ellen Ryan is working for David Hein this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Marchant and family spent Saturday evening in Wing. Jacob Stroh, Jr., called at his par- ents’ home Saturday. James Novy and children, Anton, Edward, Annie and Tracy, spent Sat- urday evening in Wing. Emil Stroh called at the Hochalter home Saturday. Margaret Marchant visited at the Gust Olson home in Wing Saturday. Mrs. Emil Zelmer has relatives as her guests this week. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hochalter and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stroh spent Sunday at the Jacob Hachalter home. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Rupp and daughter Charlotte and son Gilbert | of Baldwin were supper guests at the Marchant home Sunday. Irene and Margaret Marchant and Emil Stroh spent Sunday evening at the Reiser home near McClusky. Mr. and Mrs. Reiser and sons spent Sunday afternoon at the Joe Heim- buch home. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Bender. and daughter Victoria were callers in Wing Saturday. ‘The Misses Annie and Ruth Wahl, ‘Ted Hochalter, Jake Melhoff, Gust Witt and Ted Stroh were Sunday) evening visitors at the Dave Hochal- ter home. Marcella Neiters is helping at the Henry Seilenger home. { Carl Johnson and daughters Clara and Mary were shoppers in Wing Sat- | urday. j Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson motored } to Bismarck Friday. j Mr. and Mrs, Carl Johnson were} business callers in Wilton Friday. | Mike Panjovick had the misfortune’ of Hayne his house burn up last! week. i Mrs. Dave ’ §.W.Burleigh ia aa 4 By KATIE D. STEWART | Gladys Gramling, who teaches near ! Wilton, spent the week-end visiting ielatives in this vicinit; Thomas Moffit Sr ‘as a business | caller in Telfer township Monday. Frank Glum, who works on thej August Hogue fatm north of McKen- vie, visited with his parents and | friends Sunday and Monday. | Otto Johnson called at the Angelo | Pasquetti home Sunday. Several farmers in this vicinity are vaccinating their cattle as black leg js reported in the neighborhocd. Ernest Lange, Arthur and Albert Nicholson were calling on friends and relatives in this vicinity Sunday. J. Coulter expects 1o hold church services in the Apple Creek school Sunday. Mrs. A. J, Stewart, who was in-| jured last week when the horse she | town. | Monday with her parents, Mr. ness at Linton Saturday. jchurch met Thursday afternoon with Johnnie Becknall, Norman Stewart, Joe Coulter and son, Willard, Gladys end Lorin Gramling. | ———-_———— © Missouri | ala gales Ernest Hurr and daughter Elmona | motored to Bismarck Friday evening. | P. M. Gosney and A. E. Cline at-} tended the elevator meeting Satur- day night in Sterling. Miss Marion Lewis accompanied , Esther and Richard Lang to James-! tewn Sunday. | By L. M. CRAWFORD neighborhood after spending the sum-! ne months on a farm west of Man-! an. ! George Cabbage has been on the Sick list for the past week. { Miss Lucille Crawford visited witn Miss Eliza Nicholson Friday after- noon. i Clarence Beard is assisting “vith the, corn husking on the Studie Wood-} worth farm. Hl Mr. and Mrs. George Crawford and | son Donald and Henry Crawford, Sr., of Harvey, motored here Friday to} spend the week-end with relatives} and. friends. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Clooten and son Kenneth motored to Bismarck Satur- day. Mr. and Mrs. William Mills weré | dinner guests at the John Crawford home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. ©. D. Kimball were | entertained at Sunday dinner at the) James Robidou home. { Many attended the surprise birth- day party given at the William Mac-! Donald home Sunday in honor of! Miss Hilda MacDonald. | Mrs. Joe Chesak was a caller at the Leslie Clark home Friday afternoon. Mrs. Cora Bassard of Bismarck is visiting with her husband in James- During her absence her chil- dren are staying with Mrs. Studie! Woodworth, >-—____________ | Clear Lake ¢ ee By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN Mr. and Mrs. Selden Bryant daughter visited Clear No. 1 Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest, Schoon were Bismarck callers Wednesday. and Lake school Mrs. Robert Sharp and Miss Flor-| ence Sharp are now located in Dris-| Miss Ida Hurr, who attends school ; trucking for; Wallie Woodworth returned to this|1% Bismarck, spent the week-end at her home. | Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kositzky and daughter Eloyce of Bismarck spent Saturday afternoon at the Gosney home. Mrs. Charles Gaskill returnea to Bismarck with them to visit for a} few weeks. | Andy Doucette and daughter of Mc- Kenzie were Sunday and Monday callers at the Fairchild home. Charley Gosney accompanizd Clif- ford Wright to Allenswortivs Satur- day night. | Harold Lash is working at the Ceorge Lewis home. 8 Mrs. Ben Koon and son Eldon of Bismarck are spend a week at the Gosney home. Mrs. John Baker and son James attended the Farmers Union meeting at the Sterling Hall Monday evening. The Baeths boys attended the dance at Allensworth's Saturday night. Leslie Cline was a Sterling caller Saturday night. Mrs. Ben Koon and Mrs. P. M. Gos ney were Sterling callers Monday eve- ning. George Lewis and daughter Marion | were Sterling callers Monday. Anderson and Mrs. Paul Lang were Bismarck shoppers Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Hallie Belk moved on jthe farm formerly occupied by Marion Lee. Clifford Meland and Raymond Van Vleet called at the Tom Stewart home Thursday evening. Bismarck callers Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schmidkunz and family, Arthur and Chalvin Belile, Al- daughter Olive, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wahiman were} , and little Shirley Christensen, all ot 'were business callers at the Jake Wilton, spent Sunday at the Sidney |Schiermeister home Thursday. Waddington home. John Weber of Linton was serving Jess Smith, Beulah, and Hildajhis patrons with gas in this vicinity Christensen, Bismarck, were callers | Thursday. at the Henry Walker home Sunday; Mrs. Emmet Perry got green toma- | evening. toes from Mrs. Koppy after school Mr. and Mrs. Thom Hollingsworth |Wednesday. Mrs. Koppy had a fine had as Sunday supper guests, Mr. and jlot of tomatoes this year. Mrs. Joe Michelsen, Regan. Louie Weber was transacting busi- Miss Charlotte Wilmot spent the |ness at the Frank Lawler home Wed- week-end with her mother, Mrs. |nesday night. Herry Davenport, Regan. Earl Smith went to Devils Lake, @ | where he is working with a road con- Heaton struction crew. By SARAH HEINLE Miss Lencinda Appert left for her home near Hazelton Friday evening to spend the week-end. Among those attending to business matters in Linton from here Friday were Wallace Kyes, Math Koppy, Mrs. Anna Busby and Ferman Busby. Henry Knittel went to Bowdle, 8. D., Saturday to spend over Sunday visiting with relatives. E. C. Taylor and A. C. Jacobson of Bismarck were celling on friends in this vicinity Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Yetter, son, John, and daughter, of Linton, spent Sunday at the Frank Lawler home. Francis Chesrown was a caller in Linton Saturday. ‘Mr, and Mrs. Frank Lawler are the parents of a son born Oct. 1. > Mr. and Mrs. William Wagner took Walter Heintz to his home at Martin Thursday evening. E, R. Lagge was a caller at the A. H. Hienle home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grewe and family were present at the stock show at Washburn Saturday. Leo Grewe was visiting with Edwin and Ernest Heinle Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Heinle and sons Richard and Andrew, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berg and family were vis- itors at the Sam Berg home Sunday. ety Grewe is on the aa list. ie E. R. Lagge family will move Mrs. Gottlieb Grenz of from Mrs. Foster's farm soon. niin aad Mr. and Mrs, Dave Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Heinle, Mr. and| Ackerman and daughter of Temvik Mrs. William Wagner and daughters, spent Sunday afternoon at the Steve Mr. and Mrs. Sam Knocks and fam- Koppy home. ne vu seas Se an a aie Henry Serr was a business caller at and Vera Jennings, Frank and Marie | iday after- Brezden, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Koby- (acs st neck and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. * is. Jake Grenz and chil- Fred Brezden, Mr. and Mrs, Ludwig hee ct oavun ‘were Sunday visitors Spitzer and children, Jake, Fred and | a+ the Godfrey Grenz home. Anna Irvine, Paul Brezden and] ‘pusiness callers in Linton and daughters and Bob Laughlen and son |-remyik from here Monday were Her- were Wilton callers Saturday. man Backhaus, Mr. and Mrs. Steve | Joe Brezden called at the A. H.) soppy, and son, Steve, Jr., and Loule Heinle home Monday. ; Ladies aid met at the home of Mrs. Carl Flemmer Sunday. Weber. There will be a program, pie social and dance Saturday evening at 8 pai ee @| John Hammack called at the L. E.|o%cjock in Gayton school No. 2, put ! Sterling | ot home Monday. « on by Mrs. Gladys Perry, teacher. o—— —— ° 5 , ores Painted Woods _|/| Hazlegrove _) By FERN R. STEWART > ———4 |, ———9 Mr. and Mrs, T. N. Johnson and Se By MRS. RAY HAZLEGROVE Chauncey Cleveland of Wilton call- ed at the Charles Hannefield home! Monday morning. Mrs. Andrew Nelson and son, Stura, spent Monday afternoon at the Wil- liam Brown home. They also called; at the O. G. Lillefjeld home. Mr. and Mrs. William Brown and Mr. and Mrs. L. Brown and baby called at the A. F, Nelson home in Wilton Saturday evening. Walter Kirkey was a Wilton caller Mr. and Mrs. John Harty and son were guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray. Elmer Perry called at the Frank Gray home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove: called Monday forenoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray. Ray Hazlegrove and Frank Gray) were in Tuttle Thursday on business. Mrs. Luther Bedwell and children! ‘| coll. They moved there from their | ¢ hi Harold Durf Ray | Monday afternoon. were guests a few days at the home farm northwest of Dri fell Uae elles ad api ME et 4 of Mr. and Mrs. Knight of Coopers- sas, riscoll the last/tansen and’ Henry Jackson spent| Joe Brown called at the William|0f Mr the TG notte of Mrs. Bid- Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Randolph and children of Lansford visited with Mrs. Randolph's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Paslay, for a few days recently. Mrs, H. A. Smith was a caller at the Harry Helgesen home Thursday. Allen Van Vleet motored to Steele Wednesday. Callers at the H. A. Smith home Thursday were Mrs. B. F. Paslay and daughter, Mrs. Boyd Randolph and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford day. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Elness took their Nelson and children. Mrs. Joe Paulson and family spent and Mrs. Christ Schoon. Mis. Ole Newland spent Tuesday with Mrs. Ernest Schoon. Mrs. Ray Smith and children are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Peter Klucksdal this week. { Mrs. Harold Christensen and chil- | dren of Lein township spent Tues- day with Mrs. Marie Olausen. Hazelton By ADALINE LANDSBERGER Mrs. John Baker and daughter, Marion, accompanied by Miss Mildred McDonnell, motored to Bismarck Sat- urday. The Christian Mothers met Satur- | day with Mrs. J. J. Landsberger. Mrs. | George Zernhelt was assistant hostess. Mrs. Joe Prefontaine and son David, accompanied by George Monteith, Jr., motored to Linton Friday. Miss Elsie Slater left Thursday for Britton after spending two weeks vis- iting at the John Baker home. | Miss Mildred McDonnell spent the | week-end visiting at the John Baker home. Miss Dorothy Beastrom spent the week-end at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fischer motored to Hague Monday. Miss Leone Malloy left the latter part of the week for New York after spending a week here visiting with; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Malloy. Miss Helen Gilman spent several di cays visiting at the Parsons home. Mr. and Mrs. George Zernhelt and family were dinner guests at the Leonard Neuman home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Gerber and family visited with friends at Kin- tyre Sunday. Miss Ruth Crawford, who teaches at the Linton public school, was home over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Berkholtz and Mr. Lloyd Stone motored to Bismarck Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. William Malloy left Tuesday for Seattle, Wash., where they will make their future home. Earl Stiener, who spent the summer on. phe coast, is expected home Lal | week. , Misses Dorothy Parsons and Helen; 5 Gilman visited at Linton Saturday. | ‘A farewell party for Mrs. WilliaN Malloy was held Saturday at the B. B. | Schneider home, by the different bridge clubs. William Gimbel transacted busi- H. W. Allen of Braddock transact- ed business in Hazelton Tuesday. The ladies aid of the Presbyterian Mrs. John MacDonald. The regular bridge club met Tues- |Cay evening at the home of Mrs. W. L_Malchert. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Malchert left Wednesday for Zumbro Falls, Minn., where they will spend the winter with relatives and friends. Miss Grace Rouzie and Miss Mac Stoddart spent the week-end visiting at their home in Jamestown | for her home at Fargo after spending several days visiting at the G. Aj Lenhart home. { o-——-. By MRS. P. M. GOSNEY | — | Mr. and Mrs, Herman Nieman at- jtended the Farmers Union meeting was driving ran away, is improving at her home. Harold Gramling entered the Mann- ing school Monday. Donald Nicholson is digging pota- toes. He reports they are averaging in the Sterling Hall Monday night. | George Lewis and daughter Marion ; Were Sterling callers Monday. The Menoken and McKenzie Sun- iday school students will visit the i Mrs, H. E. Howitson, Mr. Miss Florence Plath left, last. week | © Sunday visiting at the E. W. Hall home. Mr. and Mrs. T, N. Johnson and Miss Marion Ness spent Sunday at the H. R. Wright home. Lee Neth, accompanied by his fath- er, left for Iowa Sunday morning. Babe Clarke called at the Hassin Eile and Tom Stewart home's Thurs- lay. Mrs. R. L. Dorson and son Joseph called at the Emil Lang home Tues- daughter Arlene Mae tq the hospital Monday. She is getting along nicely. Art Chenoweth and son Roderick called at the George Kusch home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Elder Elness town callers Wednesday. The ball game betweon Sterling and Driscoll was won by Driscoll, 2 to 1. | Roy Hansen was a town caller Wednesday. Mrs. J. Leese visited with Mrs. W. were Those from here who were Bis- marck shoppers Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart, Mr. and Mrs, Henry > 4;P. Langley ‘Tuesday. ° Mr. and Mrs. John Sedivic, Mrs. E. A. Kling and family, Misses Lucille El- ness and Katherine Cox, Lee Neth, Harold and Homer Brownawell, Gust and Fred Schafer, Theron Ellison, Loel Brown and sister Maude, and Lester Clark and sister May. | Max Lang and W. P. Langley were} Bismarck ayd Mandan callers Wed- nesday. Miss Mary Ann Turner entertained ja few of her friends at a birthday party Friday evening. Fred Pillsbury of Moffit was a town caller Saturday. Ed Rudy arrived here Thursday. Mrs, Paul Lang called on Mrs. | Harry Edgerly Wednesday. H Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen called at the Oscar Anderson home Wed- nesday. Church meeting was held at the Paul Lang home Wednesday evening. Roy Hansen was @ town caller, Fri- ay. Bernice Schmidkunz, who has been employed at the H. R. Wright home, returned home Thursday evening. The ball game between Sterling and Moffit ended with a score of 13 to 4 in favor of Moffit. ‘A, C. Cline attended the elevator meeting Saturday. Tye Johnson and son Alton, called at the Harry Clooten, Knute Johnson and Henry: Olson homes Friday. ———_—_—__ — | Macomber ¢—— —_—_ By ALICE M. WALKER Billy Smith’ was called to Estevan, Thursday to repair an electric shovel, damaged by rioting strikers. Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Pfau have taken over the management of the Company boarding house. The many friends and acquaintan- ances of the former Miss Glea Dixon and Lawrence Addams received & “jolly” surprise by the announcement of their recent marriage on Septem- ber 26. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Gotham and daughters, June and Jaye, of Velva, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Morgan and family. ~ “Bud” Christensen suffered a bad- ly fractured leg Thursday evening while loading steel for shipment from the mine. Mr, and Mrs. Otto Larson and Miss Charlotte Wilmot were among the Capital City shoppers Saturday Mr. and Mrs, Henry Ollenburger and family motored to Mercer Sun- winere they were guests at the home of Mrs. Ollenburger’s brother- s.!nvr and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Christ ‘ Lanmiller, -, and Mrs. Clarence Flavin spent. y night and Sunday at the R. D, Flavin home. ~ Mrs. John Dixon and children vis- ited in Bismarck Sunday. Ed and Bob Jollie of Belcourt vis- ited friends in Macomber Saturday evening. The Macomber Homemakers’ Club will meet with Mrs. Walter Leben, Oct. 10, Mrs. O. J. Olson and ,Mrs. William Ollenburger, project leatiers, j Sterling Sunday School and present will give the lesson. Apland, Mr. and Mrs. George Kusch, ni 'Hannefield home Wednesday morn-! Mrs. Mary Oflengurger, son Arehie Brown home Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Brostrom spent | Tuesday at the home of J. R. Bros- trom. Wilton callers well. Luther Bidwell went alter) them Friday. Harry Aelfers morning at the Ed. called Saturday Wednesday ‘were Ee suners. | Taster Seen ee narne Mrs.!°"Mr. and Mrs. Luther Bidwell and ‘A. R, Brostrom suffered a broken| Saushter, the little Misses Laura May and Oren and son Warren Luther were supper guests Friday/ night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Mcntyre were) in Bismarck Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. William Harty, who moved to Minnesota a year ago, are the parents of a son, William Ray. Ben Klangenburg started thresh-; ing for Harry Ulfers Saturday. | Miss Delia Kraft assisted’ Mrs.| Harry Ulfers cook for threshers. Mr, and Mrs. Jolm Uhlick of Drake, Alex Neff, Jr., Hilda and! Theodore Rosenau, Ger Wutzke and! Jake Leno were Sunday visitors at) rib when a cow crushed him against @ barn wall, Callers at the Ole Lillefjeld home Monday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brown and small son, Marion, and Mrs. William Brown and Anton Nelson. Harold Soderquist spent Thursday evening at the John Olson home. Albert Lange, Theodore Taylor and Gunder Hagen went hunting Friday. Mrs. William Brown called on Mrs. Dick Kudick Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hannefield spent Friday afternoon at the Alvin Lange home. Walter Schafer helped thresh at, the Oscar Brostrom home Friday. Edswold Ulness called at the An- drew home Friday. He was dut’ hunting. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brostrom called at the Fred Brown home Sunday eve- Mr. and Mrs. John Wutzke and! sons were Sunday visitors with Mr./ and Mrs, Alex Neff. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolff, Jr., and daughter, Caroline, were supper) guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gust Rosenau Sunday night. David Schock and daughters, Mar. tha and Christie, were callers Thurs-; day at the Wolff home. | Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolff and daughter, Hilda, were shoppers Fri- day in Tuttle. Ralph Halver called Friday at the Christ Wolff home. Miss Helen Wolff helped Mrs. Halver with house work. Luther Bidwell and daughters call- ed Saturday at the Hazlegrove home. Luther Bidwell called at McIntyre’s Saturday morning. Mrs. Emma Virgin expects to leave; in the near future for ‘Washington, | D. C., to visit her sister. Mr. and Mrs. John Harty and fam- ily and Mr. and Mrs. John Sattler called at the Hazlegrove home Sun- day. { Mr. and Mrs. Luther Bidwell aml! son, Warren, and daughters, Laura May and Oren, were dinner guests Mrs, Lester Brown dug potatoes at! Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lenge’s Saturday afternoon. Ray Hasiearove. A surprise birthday party was) @——————————— made up for Walter Brostrom, son of \ Si i} Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brostrom, by his| ¢_——____. parents Saturday evening. The eve- ning was spent playing whist and By B. P. HAGSTROM dancing. Bobbie Brostrom spent the week-! Laurence Adams and Miss Glee end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dixon were married in the Capital Oscar Brostrom. City last Saturday Sept. 26. The new- Mr. and Mrs. Dave Brostrom and! ly-weds are making their home on a children were Wilton callers Satur-| farm near Still. day evening. | Clyde Brooks of Baldwin called on Einer Soderquist called at the, Conrad Johnson Friday evening. Harold Soderquist home Sunday. A number from here attended the Joe Brostrom, Arthur Damstrom funeral services of Mrs. John Howe and Anton Nelson called at the Ole|Monday afternoon. Mrs. Howe form- Lillefjeld home Saturday evening. erly was of this community. James Taylor spent Sunday with; Leon Braehl spent Sunday with her his, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore| cousin, Verna Strand. ing. Mr. and’ Mrs. Frank Erickson and son, Ernest, spent the week-end with relatives in Painted Woods and Wil- ton. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kudick and children and Mrs. William Brown motored to Bismarck Saturday. Mrs. Brown visited with her daughter, Mrs Amy Bloom. Mr. and Mrs, Lester Brown and baby and Mrs. William Brown helped Lange’s dig potatoes Wednesday. Mrs. Lester Brown called at the ing. Saturday Wilton shoppers were Bill Brown, Joe Brostrom and Arthur Damstrom. Elias Lillefjeld and son Gerald called at the O. G. Lillefjeld home Saturday. i Fred Brown visited at the William Brown home Thursday. The Charles Hannefield family and e ‘Taylor. Services were conducted Sunday in » | the Swedish. ear church by Rev. Oscar Karlberg of Kokato, Minn. is Hampton | Mr. and Mrs. David Ghylin visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. August Lumberg. Mrs. Albect sobnion was hostess to Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ko} accom- | the Homemakers Club Thursday. panied by Mr. and Mrs. Genue Prit- | Mr. and Mrs. Otto Asplund and son, chet, Jr, who are visiting at the | Warren, and daughters, Lenna and Koppy home, spent Tuesday afternoon | June, of Bismarck, were Sunday in Linton and Strasburg. While in | vests of Mr. and Mrs. Walfred Asp- Strasburg they visited Miss Pauline | Jund. Koppy, who is attending school there.| Mrs. Reka Manning and son, Earl, H, W. Butler of Mandan was a bus- | of near Regan, shopped at the Still iness caller in this vicinity Monday | Store Tuesday afternoon. afternoon. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sundquist Mr. and Mrs. David Joeb were in| Spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Linton Tuesday afternoon on busi- | Albert Johnson. ness. Mr. and Mrs. Erick Pearson were Mr. and Mrs, Steve Koppy and|{ Wilton shoppers Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Pritchet, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sundquist went to Fort Rice and St. Anthony | Visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hed- Wednesday, to visit with friends and | strom Monday afternoon. relatives for a few days. Mr. and| Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bergquist and Mrs. Pritchet will leave from there | sons of near Alta spent Sunday visit- for their home in Minot. ing with Mr. and Mrs. Ned Asplund. Among shoppers in Linton Wednes-{ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Qualley and day were Francis Chesrown and Math |deughter moved from a farm near Koppy. Still to a farm south of Wilton the Mrs. Dewey Lawler and children re- | forepart of the week. turned Wednesday from South Da-|{ Larraine Engebrectson of near kota, where they were called about a | Regan visited Sunday with her grand week ago by the death of a relative. | parents, Mr. and Mrs. August Lune- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ohlhauser dad children spent Wednesday night at the Jake Schiermeister home. | , Miss Elizabeth Koppy spent Thurs- day visiting at her parental home. Fred Ohlhauser and Albert Goering By ELIZABETH KOPPY | berg. Leland Perkins of Wilton and Eu- gene Perkins visited at the home of Mr and Mrs. Albert Johnson. Leo Strand, Leo Richard, George and Velma Johnson called at the Hagstrom home one evening last )}¢———________—- beta Society jl Mr. and Mrs, Peter Johnson were Capital City shoppers Saturday. | _Simon Larson began working on the} Mrs. George Shafer read a paper Erick Engebrectson farm near Regan jon “African Pioneers and Explorers” Thursday. at a meeting of the Current Events Peter Parsnick of Wilton called on|club Wednesday afternoon at the Sam Baronick one evening this week. | home of Mrs. Obert Olson, 514 West Mrs. Signe Johnson and son Ver-/Thayer avenue. A paper entitled ner, and daughter, Hilma, were Sun-|“Sheba’s Successors” was presented bed guests at the Conrad Johnson /by Mrs. F. H. Waldo. The club is le. making a stud; . Ruben Pearson visited Sunday with ares Sas Lyman and Woodrow Strand. Garden flowers and Hallow’en dec- Mrs. Signe Johnson motored to lorations formed an autumn motif for Wilton Friday and was accompanied |the 1 o'clock luncheon given Wednes- back by Mrs. Conrad Johnson and |day afternoon by Mrs. Thomas Coop- daughters, Velma, Bernadine and ler, 516 West Broadway. There were Marlys, who spent last week at the /12 guests. The afternoon was spent Richard home in Wilton, t Mrs, August Lumberg visited with [5° ne Sonne ee ae ey Me her daughter, Mrs. Erick Engebrect- |icran. Mus ‘Gliehe Scriment at. Son, of near Regan, Saturday. Mrs. Ed Broehl and son accompan- bd was @ guest from out of the ied John Strand to Bismarck Wed- nesday. Ed Shafer called on Oscar Hag- strom Sunday evening. John Strand motored to Hurdsfield ° ee * Mrs. R. E. George will leave this evening for her home in Chicago after spending the last two weeks in Sunday to get his mother, Mrs. A. Bismarck as the guest of Mr. and Standley. ag Ralph Mayer and their daugh- Rey. Iner Oster of Regan and Mr. id and Mrs. Peter Johnson visited with | pone ners gems, Maver will accom Mrs. Signe Johnson Monday. visit. During ie ay tee here ‘Mrs, o——. George has been 9 guest of honor at. J Rock Hill numerous social affairs, * * # f tee: and Mrs. O. W. Roberts, 117 LITTLE avenue, were hosts at a bridge ay ae Saat er evened Based the sec- Mrs. K. Kolb, Andrew Kolb, = St SET RUG i ww Kolb, and they will have this month. ‘Table ap- irs. V. N. Monroe were Sunday guests pointments in shades of orange and at the W. H. Kolb home. yellow formed an effective autmun Clayton Little and Louise Walker |color scheme and covers were marked took Mrs. Willlam Petch to the Her-|for 12 guests. Garden flowers decor- e rooms. jonors e ae Little home near Baldwin Sun- bridge games after dinner were held day, where they spent the day. by Mrs. L. R. Priske and F. A. Lahr. Pete Lundquist, Willie Jiras and * he & ‘ Ruth Little were Sunday dinner} Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Patterson of the guests at the Ira Bailey home, Patterson Hotel gave a dinner party Mrs. Mabel Bailey moved her house- | Wednesday evening at their apart- hold goods to Regan Monday to the|ment in honor of Mrs. R. E. house vacated by the Brenniese fam-} Chicago, who is visiting with friends ily. She will spend the winter there/in the city. Places were marked for so the children can attend school. 18 guests at a long table decorated Mr. and Mrs. Stern are employed at the Martin Fueling home. Clayton Little called at the Fred Ehnes home Friday after Willie El- nes, who helped thresh. Virgil Little entered Canfield high school last week. Callers and guests at the J. F. Little home _last week were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little; Mrs. William Petch; Laurence Fitzgerald, Mrs. P. E. Pat- ton and Patricia, Alfred Bouche, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Sherman and sons, Ralph Jacobson, Mrs. Ira Bailey, Everett Bailey, Frank Walker, Lau- rence Bailey, Mrs. Ed Rasche and children, Marvin Rupp, Guss Heinle, Mr. Graff, S. V. Monroe, Allen Tolli- ver, Ruth Wilmot, Alf Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ehnes, Willie and Frieda, Joe Cook and sons, Joseph and Sidney, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ol- son, Willie Jiras, Willie Graf, Louise and Shirley Walker, Pete Lundquist, Hester Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Landerholm and daughter, Burnett, were Sunday guests at the Ernest Gordon home. Andrew Kolb ‘and 8S. V. Monroe called at the Lee Davis home Mon- day. Mr. and Mrs. Orva Bailey were Sun- day guests at the Ira Bailey home. Mr, and Mrs. Algot Ryberg attend- ed the funeral of Mrs. John Howe Monday. with flowers in pastel shades and lavender and pink tapers. Bridge was played after dinner. Score hon- ors were held by Mrs. Richard Tracy and M. B, Gilman. i +e # The life and achievements of Lief Erickson, sea rover and explorer, formed the basis for a talk given Wednesday evening by Iver Acker, ‘State tax commissioner. The occasion was the annual observance of Dis- covery day, sponsored by the Sons and D&ughters of Norway lodge. Mrs. Acker sang two solos, one in Norwe- gian and the other in English. Later whist was played at seven tables and score prizes went to Mrs. Anton Nel- son, Olaf Amundson, Mrs. Selma Ja- cobson and Ivar Havig. Refreshments were served by Mrs. J. S. Hanson and ‘Mrs, Randa Mills. oo —-_—_________——-* | Meetings of Clubs | | And Social Groups | o) ‘The Rebekah lodge will sponsor a public card party following its regu- lar meeting at 8 o'clock Friday eve- ning at the Odd Fellows hall. Play will begin about 9 o'clock. A lunch will be served. ee the Wolff home. ‘guests at the J. F. and Roy Little home Ruth Little spent Monday after- | ‘The Past Matrons’ club of Bis- noe Sa aia marck will meet at 2:30 o'clock Fri- Tolliver motored to Wing Friday. day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mrs. James King) and son, ‘Austin, Anna Stark, maa ‘The Bismarck W. C. T. U. will hold @ meeting at 3 o'clock Friday after- noon in the Auxiliary room at the World War Memorial building. Mrs. at Mohall Tuesday. Charles Hettick motored to Regan Monday. C. G. Boise will have the program which will feature a discussion of motion pictures. Mrs. J. J. Rue, Mrs. A. B. Benson and Miss Edwina Knecht will be hostesses. ee % Members of the Women’s Relief corps will hold a meeting at 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs, M. Lenhart, 414 First street. ee & Evalyn Camp chapter of the World Wide Guild of the First Baptist church will meet at the church Fri- day afternoon after school. This group, of which Mrs. Ellis L. Jack- son is leader, recently elected the fol- jlowing officers: Ragnhild Jacobson, \president; Kathryn Jacobson, vice president; Catharine Mason, secre- tary; and Elizabeth Raaen, treasurer. TR Ey | City-County News i See ener aerate TREES TTT Sa P. C. Hamre, Minot mortician, visited J. W. Calnan, owner of the Capital Funeral Parlors here, Wed- nesday. A marriage license was issued Wed- nesday in Burleigh county to Miss Caroline Wolff, Arena, and Theodore Rosenau, Tuttle. | Father of 15 Is Sentenced Here | 3 Temporary suspension of a six-month jail term for Mike Schwartzenberger, Bismarck, father of 15 children, was or- dered in Burleigh county district court Thursday morning’ by Judge Fred Jansonius. Schwartzenberger pleaded guilty to engaging in the liquor traffic and was sentenced to jail and fined $200 and costs. Jansonius suspended the sen- tence that Schwartzenberger might continue to provide for his family. Four of his children are married but 11 are dependent upon him. Mrs.*K. B. Craig, Bismarck, was at liberty Thursday under $500 bond pending her trial in district court on a charge of en- gaging in the liquor traffic. Mrs. Craig furnished bond Wednes- day evening after she had been bound over to the higher court by A. E. Shipp, justice of the Peace. HUGE ARMY CONTRACT Washington.—The war department has announced that the army has contracted for airplanes and engines which will cost about $2,571,757. This large order consists of 71 planes and 92 engines, and will be split up be- tween five companit Ingrowing Toenail —Swift, Sure Help Soak a tiny bit of cotton in Moone’s Emerald Oil and gently pack it un- der the corner of the nail. Change the cotton twice a day, each time making the cotton plug just a little larger, until the edge of the nail is free. . Your toe, will no longer pain you. The oil—marvelously soothing, penetrating, healing—instantly kills any infection, and soon softens the nail and surrounding cuticle so that you can easily lift it up. Service Drug Co. and Hall's Drug store say if Emerald Oil doesn't cor- rect your ingrowing nail, you can have your money back.—Advertise- ment. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jorgenson and family moved to their new home near Alta Wednesday. J. F, Little threshed at his home this week. He had some wheat which yielded over 10 bushels per acre. He also threshed for Guss Heinle Satur- day. Phyllis Little spent Saturday as a guest of the Graff girls. Guss Heinle motored to Regan Fri- day evening. Andrew Kolb, 8. V. Monroe, and Al- len Tolliver motored to Bismarck Sat- urday morning. C. O. Kettleson called at the An- drew Olson home Sunday. - | Mr. and Mrs. Nels Nelson and fam- ily were Sunday guests at the Walter Scott home. Lawrence Fitzgerald called at the P. E. Patton home Saturday evening. Clyde Little and Willie Ehnes called |} at the J. R. Fitzgerald home Sunday evening. Lewis Jorgenson and Wayne Har- Here is an unusual chase your Christmas ing for four days, beg items: ties, and regular $1.95 Hose for $1. $1.65, for $1.00, 200 Second Street NW. week two brothers from Wiseonsin. ‘They motored to Hensler Thursday. Reductions of 20 to 40% will be made on the following Linen, Dinner Sets, Lingerie, Imported Sets, Needle Points, Guest Towels, Baby Items, Novel- Special Sale of Ladies’ Hosiery on Friday and Saturday. Regular $1.50 Hose at $1.00, regular $1.00 Hose at 75c, ALL SALES CASH The Home Gift Shop rington were Friday night guests at Mrs. L. J. Borkenhagen, Prop. the Andrew Walker home. \Martin Fueling has as his guests this opportunity to pur- gifts at a great sav- inning Friday, Oct. 8. Lace Pewter. 40, Service Weight, value Mandan, N. D. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little and Mrs. William Petch were Friday guests at the Albert Little home. They also called at the J. F. Little home. Jimmy Gramling called at the J. R. Fitzgerald home Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Ed. Rasch and children of Wil- ton spent the week-end with Mr. Rasche on the farm. Isaac Harcovitz moved on his farm vacated by Lewis Jorgenson Thursday. ‘The Homemakers Club mei at the home of Mrs. (euged Ace day. The first project lesson 3 en by the leaders, Mrs. Art Strand and Charter No. 13398 DAKOTA NATIONAL THE CLOSE OF BUSIN! Reso Loans and discounts ........ Overdrafts .. covitz; 8. W. Nemitz. Undivided_ profi Callers at the Lewis Jorgenson home Tuesday were Mr. and Martin Fueling, Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Patton, ater Bales. Pete Lundquist, Ruth | checks outstanding .. Little, and Willie Jiras attended Pen- \ Demand deposits . tecostal services at Regan Sunday| Time deposits -.. evening. vrs. W. G. Sherman and| Other liabilities family of Wing were Sunday guests |. accrued and unpaid t the J. R. Fitzgeraid home. | TOTAL .. Ae Cs . | State of North Dakota, County DESERVES A JOB I, J. P. Wagner, Cashier London.—-Because of business con- ditions in this country, Dennis Pu- leston, 23, is setting out in a 32-foot yaw], accompanied by only one other man, Geoffrey Owen, for a two-year solemnly swear that the above my knowledge and belief. U. S. Government securities owned ...... Other bonds, stocks, and securities owned .. Banking house, $80,000. Furniture and Reserves for interest, taxes, and other expenses Reserve District No. 9 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE BANK & TRUST CO. OF BISMARCK IN THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA AT ESS ON SEPT. 29, 1931 +++ $349,313.84 . 78.53 see 20,000.00 seeee 242,399.88 urces Mrs. 8. LJordahl. fixtures, $10.000 ........ 90,000.00 ape Grat children have been ill this| po ove with Federal Reserve Bank ..... « 31,238.69 ME, and Mrs. J. F. Little and son,Cash and due from banks ............. +» 82,242.33 virgil, transacted business in Bismarck | Qutside checks and other cash items .. 632.72 and Mandan Thursday of last week. | Interest earned not collected ............ 16,064.18 Callers and guests ate ree He Batton and daughter, Patricia; Al- TOTAL ...... . $831,970.17 fred Bouche; Elizabeth and Lewis Jor- i genson; Wayne ¥ Harrison aa: Heay, Jac-! Capital stock paid in . . $100,000.00 gbson; Henry and ycson; inae Mar=| SUFDIUS 50,000.00 17,241.01 8,820.54 - 65,166.79 . 273,044.42 - 317,568.20 . 129.21 : . $831,970.17 of Burleigh, ss: of the above-named bank, do statement is true to the best of J.P. WAGNER, Cashier. Due to banks, including certified and cashiers’ Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day of Octo- cruise around the world to look for ber, 1981. @ Job. (Seal) ARCHIE 0. JOHNSON, OFFERS SELF FOR $100 | __,. Notary Public. Los Angeles.—James Walker has) My commission expires Sept. 20, 1936. put himself on the slave market. Out Correct—Attest: of work and in debt to the extent of J. E. DAVIS $100, Walker is offering fe an ay J.C. TAYLOR vi that jount for Ae oS ¢ oes ae ts a eras chauf- R. B. WEBB feur, gardener and bookkeeper. ‘ Directors.