The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 4, 1932, Page 5

od Aid rea od uv ry rp o4 Py -_-——________- { Baldwin } By MRS. FLORENCE BORNER 'W. J. Jiras, local farmer, has re- éurned home after several months’ visit with relatives in Iowa. Professor C, S. Kosebud and fam. ily of Dubois, Idaho, arrived here re- cently to spend the summer months with Mrs. Kosebud’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Spitzer. Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Cummings and daughter, Ione, spent Memorial day with friends and relatives in the ‘Washburn community. Miss Grace Falkenstein, who has been teaching school south of Man- dan, arrived early this week for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Falkenstein, before leaving for Dickinson where she will attend the summer session of normal school. Walter Peterson and sister, Miss Eva Peterson, of Naughton, visited with friends in the community Sun- ‘day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ode and Miss Florence Rupp of Bismarck were re- cent callers at the home of local friends. Charlie Bleckreid has announced his candidacy for the office of county justice. Mr. and Mrs. John Waltos moved this week to their former home west of the river. The rest of the Waltos family will continue farming here. Rev. Thyson of Glendive, Montana, held services in the local Presbyterian church Sunday. Rev. Fred Christ of Wilton and Rev. Floyd Logee of Bismarck were busi- ness callers here Wednesday. Ole Olson of Wilton was here Sat- urday afternoon looking after busi- ness affairs. The Baldwin school enjoyed a picnic in the woods near the river Friday. Farm women report the loss of a number of little chickens and other small poultry during the recent snow storm. Several inches of snow fell here Wednesday night and further east there was considerably more. Tender garden plants also were killed by the frost, but no noticeable dam- age was done to farm crops and the rain was badly needed. John Nordstrom of Regan was here Thursday. Mr. Nordstrom and fam- ily may move to Baldwin in the near future. Some of our local.young men have been adding to their incomes by hunt- ing and killing young coyotes. Sev- eral dens have been broken up in this locality. i Rock Hill | PERO cect clean By RUTH LITTLE —© Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hauser and fam~- ily were Sunday guests at the Gus Graf home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rasche and family and Mr. and Mrs. Mareen O’Brien and family of Wilton were Sunday guests at the H. C. Rasche home. Charlie Our was a Sunday guest at the G, O. Lindsey home. Mrs, M. Fueling and daughter Dor- ‘othy motored to Sanger Friday where they will spend several days visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs, 8. W. Nemetz and family called Sunday at the Roy Far- | 93. ley, Del Davis, Knute Knutson, Emil Moses and Art Nelson homes. Sunday guests at the Marvin Alm home were Mr. and Mrs. Noon, Mr. and Mrs. Nels Alm and family, Mr. and Mrs. Algot Ryberg. Sunday evening guests at the S. W. Nemetz home were Mrs. J. F. Little, Clayton, Ruth and Phyllis, and Louise Walker. Irene McCullough of Wilton spent the week-end with her aunt, Mrs. An- drew Olson. S. B. Olson and Arthur Magnus were Saturday dinner guests at the J. R. Fitzgerald home. Regan callers Saturday were Alfred Bouche, H. C. Rasche, Virgil Little, ‘Art Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mar- covitz, Ira Bailey, Jimmy Gramling, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Ehnes, 8. B. Olson, and Art Magnus. Sunday guests at the J. R. Fitzger- ald home were Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Sherman and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Pool, Alfred Bouche, Clyde and Virgil Little, Gertie Nelson and Bart Fitzgerald. George Shipp of Bismarck was @ ‘Wednesday dinner guest at the J. F. Little home. Mrs. Mabel Bailey also was a caller. Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Kettleson and family called at the Charles Het- tick home Sunday. Tuesday supper guests at the An- drew Walker home were Jim Jacobs and Harold Kinney .of Wilton and Olga, Tillie and Alfred Seibel. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farley and fam- ily were Sunday guests at the L. C. Holmes home. Mrs..K. Kolb and son Andrew, Mrs. V. N. Monroe and Allen Tolliver were Sunday guests at the W. H. Kolb home. Sunday guests at the Ira Bailey home were Mrs. Mabel Bailey and family, Mrs. Abbie McCoy and family, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Taylor and fam- ily of Trygg township. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Moses were Sun- day guests at the Clarence Kettleson home. ’ ‘Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cook and chil- dren and Mrs. Ollie Cook of Bismarck -visited at the Joe Cook and McCoy homes Tuesday evening. Mrs. Cook's mother, Mrs. Bailey, returned home with them to spend a few days. Sam Beerman was a Sunday guest at the home of his sister, Mrs. John Boche. Mr, and Mrs. Ray McCullough and family were Sunday guests at the William McCullough home. [”Eeklund a By H. B, SPITZER Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jesser and Mrs. Henry Jesser and Bennie Jesser of Underwood called at the Charlie Spitzer home. Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Schuler and daughter Dorothy and Isadore Geldt visited with Mrs. Schuler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Brenneise near ‘Washburn Memorial day. _ George Pfeiffer’s house was burned to the ground Monday. Only a few pieces of furnitiure were saved. The Pfeiffer family are making their home in the granary. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schuler, daughter Dorothy and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sorch, Sr., and daughter Min- nie spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Diede. The following seventh and eighth graders took the state examinations last week in Ecklund School No, 3, ‘i taught by Miss Pauline Hagstrom: Olive Fisher, Clara Diede, Edna Hed- berg, Ivan Gordan, Orlie Olson, Rich- ard Flavin, Pauline and Helen Spit- zer, Orville and Rudolph Speten and Victoria, and Billy Asplund. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kosebud daughter Marian motored to Bald Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. ‘Kosebud, daugh- ter Marian, Louis Spitzer and daugh- ter Helen were shoppers in Bismarck recently. A dance was held at the Anstrom Place Saturday evening. Music was furnished by Melvin Soderquist and Ernest Cleveland. Henry Fox of Wilton, Mrs. Charlie Spitzer and daughter Laundina mo- tored to Bismarck Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Warmke, Henry Fox and Miss Laundina Spitzer mo- tored to Underwood Saturday evening to attend a party. Mr, and Mrs. Christ Hilken and daughter Mildred moved to Wilton this week. Their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Nelson, are caring for the farm. Lawrence Ousley, Alvin Rants, Al Holden, Herman Johnson, John Sorch, Thomas and Louise Fisher, Albert Meyer and Charlie Spitzer called at the Louis Spitzer home Friday, ————$$_____________» I Sterling } By FERN BR. STEWART Miles Belcher, Driscoll, was a town caller Tuesday. W. A. Titus and Hugo Bassen ‘of Driscoll were town callers Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Drystad and daughters Stella and Velma were Bis- marck callers Wednesday. Charley Ryan arrived here from Minnesota Wednesday. He is going to take over his pool hall. Bill Durfee, accompanied by Misses Gladys Durfee and Lucille Lash, called at the E. L. Hurr home Thurs- day evening. Harold Brownawell was a Bismarck shopper Friday. Anton Oberg, Charley Anderson, Lester Clark, George Magnus, George Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. John Leese were Sterling callers Friday. Max Lang called at the Henry Zu- raff home Friday. H. E. Wildfang and Hallie Belk were McKenzie callers Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson, Mrs. ‘Thomas Stewart, son John and daugh- ters Arylene and Fern, Mrs. John Se- divic and Miss Marian Ness were among those from here who were shopping in Bismarck Saturday. ‘Tom Stewart, son Glen and daugh- ter Shirley were Driscoll callers Sat- .@ | urday. Mr. and Mrs. Hassin Eele and fam- ily were Driscoll callers Saturday. Mrs. Evelyn Mork and children were Sunday dinner guests at the Ed Schmidkunz home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brownawell and son Bobby visited with Mr. Brownawell's folks at Moffit Sunday. {Wild Rose | er oo By MRS. W. H. BROWNAWELL ‘The Homemakers’ club will hold its Achievement day in the World War Memorial building in Bismarck June Everett Portes has finished assess- ing, and turned the books in to the clerk's office last week. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brownawell {and small daughter Joyce and infant son Dale of Moffit were guests at din- ner Thursday in honor of Joyce's sec- ond birthday. The dinner was given at the home of-her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brownawell. Miss E. McConkey of Bismarck vis- ited her friend, Miss Mabel Wilson, last week. ‘The school election will be held at School No. 1 Tuesday. Mrs. Donald Snyder and her sister, Miss Helen Brownawell of Bismarck, spent the week-end at their paternal home here. jmarck Tuesday to consult doctors there. Miss Mabel Wilson and pupils of School No. 1, Miss Esther Lang and pupils of School No. 2, and Lee Sa- ville and pupils of Cherry Grove school, together with the patrons of all three schools, had a picnic at Kirtz’s grove Sunday.. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Carlisle visited relatives in Bismarck Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brownawell vis- ited at the Howard Brownawell home in Moffit Sunday. Other visitors in- cluded Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Carlisle jand son Roger, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Brownawell and son Bobby of Sterling and Mrs. Donald Snyder and Miss Helen Brownawell of Bismarck. Miss Mabel Wilson spent the week- end with friends at Bismarck. Ted Lang of Sterling drove down Friday for his sister, Miss Esther Lang, who has finished a term of school here. The Stockberger and Splonski fam- ilies were Sunday visitors at the Er- nest Saville home. Miss Helen Skramstad, a former teacher in this neighborhood, is visit- ing friends here. i Christiana ‘ By VIOLET A. CLARKE Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eisenbeise were Sterling callers Monday evening. Mrs. Jennie Clarke and Miss Violet were Sterling callers Tuesday. They also called at Tyler Jopnson’s en route home. Lester Clark called at the Elder El- ness home Friday evening. Lenwood and Raymond Beyer were Sterling visitors Saturday. Kenneth Johnson of Bismarck spent the week-end .with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Knute Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Paulson were Driscoll and Sterling callers Satur- day. - Raymond Johnson and Elder Elness called at the Lester Clark home Sun- day. ‘ Mrs. Edwin Holton and son Alvin were Bismarck shoppers Tuesday. Many attended the surprise party at the Henry Qlson home Tuesday looten| were shoppers. Saturday. ~ Adolph Hansen called at the Rob- ert Elsenbeise home Monday, Mrs. Edwin Holton and son Alvin called at the home of Mrs. Jennie Clarke Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Eldér Elness and ne- Ww spent Sunday with Sterling. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eisenbeise | Mrs. Anna Johnson went to Bis-|' \ They visited Mr. Eisenheise’s mother, Mrs. Adam Eisenbeise who is ill at the Bismarck hospital. @ OO =e ee 9 € By MRS. P. M. GOSNEY Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pillen and Lu- cile Baker motored to Bismarck Sun- day evening. | Howard Nelson called at the Gos-| ney home Tuesday. Hanaford Fairchild was a Bismarck caller Wednesday. Mrs. E. C. Fogarty was a Bismarck caller Wednesday. Miss Maxine Lang spent Tuesday night with Edna Mae Gosney. Pete Youngreen was a caller in Sterling Wednesday. Mrs. Charles Gaskill spent most of} last week visiting at the Gosney home. Mr. and Mrs. Baker Livona visited with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pillen, Sunday. Mrs. Homer Envik visited Wednes- day at the Jessen home. Anton Oberg was a Sterling caller Thursday. George Lewis and Fred Doehly teeta business in Sterling Thurs- y. Oscar Jerset was a town caller ‘Thursday. Byron Nieman and Harry Swind- ling spent a few days last week vis- Hid with Rex Swindling in Ster- ing. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Fogarty spent Saturday night visiting at the Elsus Elness home in Sterling. Mr. and Mrs: Herman Nieman and children called at the Elsus Elness home in Sterling Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben ‘Koon and son Eldon, Bismarck, Mrs. Florence El- ness, Mrs. Chas. Gaskill and son Earl were dinner guests at the Presley M. Gosney home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kositzky and daughter Eloise of Bismarck called at the Gaskill and P. M. Gosney homes Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nieman and family were Sterling callers Monday. George Lewis was a Capital City caller Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pillen and Lu- cille Baker visited with the Baker family at Livona Sunday. Miss Genevieve Jessen visited Berl Sherman in Sterling Sunday. Hazelton i 2 By ADALINE LANDSBERGER Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Semling and thor were Bismarck visitors Mon- lay. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McCusker and Arend were visitors at Bismarck Mon- lay. Mr. and Mrs, Otto Jenner of Me- dina arrived in Hazelton Sunday to spend a few days visiting at the home of the latter’s mother, Mrs, Orthmeyer. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Meyer and family spent Sunday and Monday vis- iting friends and relatives at Hebron. The W. C. T. U. will meet June 15 at the home of Mrs. Ellis Buck. Mrs. Dora Miller entertained a num- fe of guests at tea at her home Tues- lay. Helmet Schiermeister was a Linton visitor Tuesday. The baseball game Sunday between Hazelton and Linton junior Legion! teams was won by the Hazelton team. Mrs. Joe Wahlman and daughter Elvira and Mrs. B. B. Foley were Lin- ton shoppers Friday. Mrs. C. E. Gregory entertained the bridge club Tuesday. evening. Rev. and Mrs. John MacDonald and family moved this week to Grandin, where they will reside in the future. The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Monday at the Appert home southwest of Hazelton. ‘ jence. Rev. Olsen gave the graduation at supper Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Olsen of Larimore came here Friday to attend the grad- uation exercises held at the consoli- bined school. They returned Satur- y- The graduation exercises at the ‘school were attended by a large audi- address, “Shooting the Sun.” Miss Al- thea King was valedictorian and Rob- ert Garross salutatorian. Those re- ceiving high school diplomas were Al- thea King, Merwyn Baker, Eleanor Craven, Robert Garross and Stanley} McCurdy. Eighth grade diplomas were presented to Charlotte Sherman, Warren DeGroot and Orson King. Miss Lillian Newman is visiting at Dickinson. Miss Blanche Stewart left | Saturday for her home at Valley City where she will spend her vacation. ‘Miss Margarette Olsen will visit her parents at Larimore this summer. Miss Nellie Dance has closed an eight months’ term of school and now is staying with her mother, Mrs. Laura Dance. Mrs. R.L. Dralle returned home Saturday and has recovered from the operation which she had two months ago. Mr. and-Mrs. Otto Ayers entertained at dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. T. I, Bailey of Bismarck. Moffit By MRS. C. E. MOFFIT The Moffit high school senior class held its class night May 26 at the hall. Dorothy Edson read the. class history. Galen Argast gave the class poem, Eldon Nichols gave the advice to juniors and Gladys Moffit gave the response to the junior advice, and Howard Slater read the class will. Others on the program were: Miss Thelma Moffit, Mable Lunde, Edna Doehle. Dorothy Edson, Clara Mauk, Beth Porter, Eldon Nichols, Howard later, Gajen Argast, Charley Dut- ton and Melvin Simpkins. Graduation exercises were held at the hall May 27. The salutatory ad- dress was given by Miss Mabel Lunde, invocation by Rev. Gulson of Glencoe, piano solo by Mrs. Genevieve Hughes of Bismarck and vocal solo by Mrs. Frank Benz. E. P. Crain of Bismarck gave the principal address. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Moffit received the news that their small grandson, Norman Duane Ballard of St. Paul, had undergone a serious operation re- cently. The Misses Louise Riedman and Ellen Johnson left for their homes Saturday. Mr. Beauclair also left Saturday evening. Homer Brownawell took Miss Lou- | ise Riedman to her home at Valley City and returned Monday. Frank Beng ran into a car with four women in it near the Simpkins farm Sunday night. Both cars were badly damaged and some of the women were injured. Benz's back was injured. Short memorial exercises were held at the church Monday afternoon, after which a ball game was played between the married and single men, the single men winning the game. Mrs. William Carroll was taken suddenly ill Tuesday and was rushed to the hospital Tuesday evening. She has gallstones. Mr. and Mrs. Legg entertained at supper Monday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Emil Enochson and son Jewel, Migs Amanda Iwen and Mrs. Burt Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peckens were Bismarck callers Tuesday. Mrs. Miller, mother of Mrs. C. K. Lane and Mrs. Harold Lane, is visit- ing with her daughters. She lives at Baldwin. Mrs. Emil Enochson and son and Miss Amanda Iwen left Wednesday to og at Arthur, N, D., for a few weeks. The baseball game at Temvik Sun- day between Hazelton and Temvik was won by Hazelton, 5 to 4. | Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Thompson and family spent Menorial Day with rela- tives and friends at Aakes. ¢— $+ McKenzie | e By MRS. T. T. HUGHES Commencement exercises of the Mc- Kenzie consolidated school were held at the school house Friday night. Miss Madeline Boren was the only high school student to graduate. Six eighth grade pupils graudated. They were: Bernice Bliss, Robert Coons, Florence Habeck, Ruth McCloskey, Mina Man- ly and Howard Wildfang. Joseph A. Kitchen gave the commencement ad- dress. Mrs. Edgar Berg of Elgin and Mrs. Al Weinhandle of Mandan visited Mrs. E. L. Adams Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Hughes and family visited Mrs. Hughes’ parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Bable, sr., in Gibbs township Sunday. Mrs. Amelia Crum of St. Cloud is here visiting her children Helen and Truman Crum as well as relatives in Bismarck. Mrs. Frank Goodrich and Mrs. E. W. Anderson called on Mrs. C. E. Crum Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Watson, B. A. Drawver, John Betz and Orland Drawver were business callers in Bis- marck Saturday. Wednesday evening at the Menoken grove, was postponed because of bad weather. The affair was arranged by the Royal Neighbors. The 4-H Chicken club was enter- tained by Katherine Hughes Monday. Mrs. Henry Larson was chosen as representative to go to Steele for the local W. C. T. U. The convntion will be held Wednesday. ‘Mrs. George Manley accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Madland to Bismarck Monday. Mrs. P. P. Bliss, accompanied by the Misses. Arlowene Rodgers and Made- line Boren, were callers in town Mon- raven E. L. Adams and Mrs. T. T. Hughes were supper guests at the G. Manley home Wednesday evening. { Menoken By MRS. JENNIE DANCE Misses Marie Huber, Lila McDonald, Beatrice Thorson, Marie LeMohn and Inez Vesser were entertained at pic- (Margarette Tisen and Mi Newman. Miss Rachel Skelton is visiting at the Ayers home after @ year’s stay in Mason City, Iowa. Merwyn Baker was a guest of ‘Mabel ‘Wood Sunday. ‘Miss Margarette Olsen was a dinner | guest at the James McMullen home in Bismarck Sunday. Miss Lillian Newmann entertained { Frances i By MRS. WALTER DIETZMAN Adam Schauer was a caller at the Floyd Owen home Monday. Walter Dietzman and Carl Muth were business callers in Bismarck THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Larson, Howard Scott, Harry Shafer and bs alge Johnson. me Oltjen and Elmer Larson were Bismarck viistors Thursday. Mrs. William Welton, a former resi- dent of this community, died at her home in Montana recently. Mrs. Wel- ton was an aunt of Frank Kocker. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rustand of Dawson are visiting at the home of| Mrs. Rustands parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kocker. Myrna Williams, Annette Anderson, John Murray, Frayne Erstrom and Marjorie Erstrom, students of the Wilton and Bismarck high schools, have returned to their homes to spend the summer vacation. ———$—$— SS 2 Arena M pete ee ee ds By MRS. O. McINTYRE Miss Fae Roberts gave the seventh and eighth grade examinations the first three days of the week. Nine pu- Pils wrote them. Mrs. Fode was a visitor at the Jay Payseno home Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stieglemeyer and two children had the misfortune to have their car overturn on the way into Goodrich Saturday. It turned | over twice in the ditch and immedi- ately caught fire and was demolished. The family escaped with minor in- juries. Adam and Fred Haas were callers at McIntyre’s Sunday. The Frazier and Payseno families attended a party near Goodrich Sat- urday evening. H. J. Roberts of Bismarck came after his daughter Fae, Friday after- noon, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Little of Wing, George Ship and his sister of Bis- marck, were guests at dinner at the McIntyre home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glanville and sons were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Glanville in Wing Sunday. Mrs. Owen McIntyre and sons were callers at the Halver home Wednes- day. B. Fitzgerald. spent Sunday at his parental home. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hoffman, who have been employed at the Harry Ul- fers farm for the past month, re- turned to their home near Arena Mon- day. Emil Sattler was a caller in Wing Monday. Ben Klagenburg and Ed. Pond were business callers in Wing Monday. Esther Haas and Dorothy Frazier were guests at the McIntyre home re- cently. ° Wing By LILLIAN MUELLER Mr. and Mrs. I. Kremenetsky and daughter Rhoda and Shirley Lein drove to Tuttle Sunday. Miss Lein remained to visit at the E. Danielson home. Mr. and Mrs. John Oswald and fam- ily visited at the Fred Oswald home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Bleth and sons, Richard Weber, Reynold Hein and Lela Davis were Sunday dinner guests at the John Mueller home. Mable Olson spent last weck near Robinson giving examinations. Roger and Marion Kohler of Bis- marck were overnight guests at the George Anderson home Friday. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Hein Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. See, Clara Muel- ler and Ralph Jacobson motored to Jamestown Sunday to attend the baseball game. Graduation exercises were held in the Wing hall Friday evening. The high school graduates were: Florence Hubbell, Lucille Anderson and Hilda Wutzke. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glanville and children were Sunday viistors at the Howard Glanville home. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hubbell and children left for Belcourt Sunday where they visited Mr. and Mrs. E. Hubbell. They returned home Mon- day. Mr. and Mrs. John Harty and fam- ily spent the week-end visiting at Monday. Mrs. F. L. Owen and Mrs. W. A. Dietzman attended the last project meeting for this season, held in Bis- marck Tuesday. Harold Miller was a caller at the Fields home near Menoken Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Widgen were call- ers at the Elmer Lundquist home Tuesday afternoon. Mr, and Mrs. Adam Schauer and daughter Marie were Bismarck callers Tuesda; y- John and Louie Olsen, Henry Miller and two sons, Tebbo Harms and daughter Vina, and Mr. and Mrs. Kershaw and family were shoppers in ignarce from this vicinity Satur- ay. Lawrence Madland was a caller at the Alfred Ryberg, sr., home Saturday Mrs. Ed. Tellinghousen and Miss Dena Harms spent the week-end at the Tebbo Harms home. Mr. and Mrs. Sernes Harms were visitors there Sunday. 3 Carl Muth visited at the home of the McCormick brothers Sunday. Jake Harms and Edwin Dietzman were callers at the W. Davenport home Sunday. Paul McCormick and sisters, Miss the T. Harms home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Tebbo Harms and daughter Vina went to Dunseith Sat- urday to get their daughter Tena who has been a patient at the Dunseith sanitarium for the past two years. ‘a Glenview _| i" By VIOLET L. JOHNSON Mrs. Joe Brown and son Marvin vis- ited at the Alvin Lange home Tu day. En route home they called at the Jacobson and Johnson homes. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Al Holden and daughter Renie were Bismarck shoppers. : Wilton shoppers Saturday from @\here were Con Johnson’s, Mrs. Joe] hood called at the Doppler home Sun- Brown,-Mrs. Albert Larson and Mr. and Mrs. Al Holden. Paul Bourgois was a business caller in Bismarck recently. 3 Mike Olikel of Mercer was a busi- ness caller at. H. B. Thompson’s ‘Thursday. “ Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Engstrom and son and Mrs, Tena Bentley, Lars Ja- callersFriday. 1 cobson and V. Johnson were Bismarck Hans Nelson visited Frank Peterson Saturday. Louie Spitzer and son were callers daughter . | Yeasley of Bismarck spent Sunday at Con Johnson's. Sunday visitors at the Jacobson Rolette. Mrs. Olson and daughter Lillian returned with them. George Anderson left last week for a fishing trip in Minnesota. Charles Edwards spent several days with his family here. Mr. E. E. See, Ferne Glanville and Olga Kulaski motored to Bismarck Tuesday. Olga Kulaski was an overnight guest at the J. Glanville home Monday. Emma Huepel of Hazelton is visiting at the B. F. Heitzmann home. Mrs, H. Peterson of Bismarck is vis- iting at the T. Suby home. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Sanderson and son of Bismarck were Sunday callers in Wing. . ls ee eee - Welch’s Spur By MES. The recent snow did much damage to groves in this vicinity. Robert Welch finished assessing in Boyd district the first of the week. The light frost the latter part of this week did some harm to gardens in this community. Mrs. Robert Welch was ill for sev- M, WELCH The picnic, which was to be held| Eva and Mrs. Frank Brooks, called at| eral days this week with influenza. Some of the young people of this vicinity attended a dance in Sterling Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Slater of Brittin vis- see at the John Welch home Sun- a Mr. and Mrs. Chester Boyd and three children motored to Bismarck Friday. Mrs. Horace Dirlam has started a children’s music class. She will teach on Tuesdays and Fridays. Lawrence Doppler and Robert Welch drove to Bismarck Saturday. A dance was held at Allensworth’s barn Saturday night. Ralph Snyder spent Saturday night and Sunday with the Doppler broth- ers. Mr. Reid of the McKenzie neighbor- day. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welch and family, Jack Ishmael and Russell Tol- lifson also visited there. Horace Dirlam, George Scarborough, Alfred Born, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Welch and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welch and two children were in Bismarck Saturday. [Braddock | By MRS. E. F. SAVAGE pete: graduates wete: Mamie Naa- » Mabel Bier, Helen Aarvig, Mabel Hill and Ray Saville. The eighth grade Rey. and Mrs. Tullefson and family |home were Mr. and Mrs. Theo Quan- | graduates were: Mildred Allensworth, were. Bismarck visitors ‘Thureday.|and Mrs. Lucille Newmann of Hazen jrud and family of Bismarck, Harold ) Howard Barton, Martha Edholm, Bea- trice Feyereisen, Uno Juhola, Ross Martini and Mary Splonskowski. Mr. and Mrs, O. R. Martini and Mr. and-Mrs. H. Soren spent Sunday af- ternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nels Thompson. The May Day fete was held Monday evening in the school gym. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Piers drove to Steele Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Piers consulted a physician. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Aarvig of Kin- here Thursday. Mr. Wright, Lloyd Wells, and Miss Brudevold left Friday “morning for | their respective homes. Miss Green is remaining here for two weeks and jthen will leave for Valley City where she will attend normal school. Mrs. Grace Martini also will attend normal school there. Mrs. Carl Spitzer and children, who spent several days with relatives in Kintyre, returned home Saturday af- ternoon. Miss Helen Martini accompanied the Tuttle family of Emmonsburg to visit friends at Redfield, 8. Dak., Sat- urday. Miss Linda Juhola and Miss Virgie Martini, who are attending Valley City normal spent Memorial Day at their homes here. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rambough of | Kintyre were Sunday callers at the N. E. Fraser home. Saturday morning O. R. Martini and F. J. Splonskowski drove to Rich- ardton the Splonskowski boys, who have been attending college there, re- turned home with them. oe Eldon Vie, a student at the Ellen- ‘dale normal school, spent the week- end at his home here. Mrs. Roy Schafer and two sons of Kintyre were Braddock callers Satur- day. Robert and Alice Baer and Miss Leta Giesler of Steele attended the high school graduation exercises here Thursday. Clyde Smith of Emmet, N. D., was a Braddock caller Saturday evening. M. Falgatter of Kintyre and Robert Petron of Bismarck were Braddock callers Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Long and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Van Dyne of McKinzie enjoyed a Sunday's outing at Brien, N. D. Mr. and Mrs. R. Aarvig and Helen attended the graduating: exercises at Steele Friday evening. John Preszler, John Meishle, Art Koenig, Carl Spitzer and Virgil Dex- ter were Bismarck visitors Tuesday afternoon. Wednesday the high school teachers and pupils enjoyed an outing at See- man park, Linton. Miss Alice Piers, who has been teaching school at Enderlin, returned {to Braddock Saturday to spend her vacation at her home here. Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Savage were visitors at the W. A Armstrong home at Hazelton. Tuesday morning George Wright took his high school graduates for an auto trip to the Bad Lands. Monday Mesdames Barton, Bower and Aarvig went to Wishek to attend the convention of the Women's Fed- erated clubs Tuesday. The Ladies’ Aid of the Methodist church was held at the home of Mrs. S. A. Engleman of Dana Saturday. Rev. Roe, district superintendent, will preach in the M. E. Church and commencing Monday, June 6, Rev. Lane and wife of Edgeley will conduct special services. => oo. ‘ Sibley Butte 4 Sd By MRS. ELMER BLOOMQU?ST Mr. Sedivec is employed at the Henry Larson home. C. A. Mattson and son Willie vis- ited at the V. M. Craven home Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wildfang and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Couch and family and Roger Bliss visited at the S. E. Clizbe home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Widger and son Alien visited at the Elmer Bloomquist home Sunday. Elmer Bloomquist and family called at the Emil Hogue, Fred Hedstrom and L. Davenport homes Wednesday. Alex Couch called at the L. Mad- land home Tuesday morning. O. J. Roth called on Henry Larson Monday. ‘> | Driscoll a, By DELLA MAE OLSON — Commencement exercises were held Thursday evening in the hall. Rev. Jackson of Bismarck delivered the sermon. Graduates from the Driscoll high school were: valedictorian, Es- ther Tompt; salutatorian, Hazel Brushwein; Dorothy Johnson, Norma; Hogstad, Vernice Newcomer. The eighth grade graduates were: Berneice Chapin, Clifford Colton, Mildred Wright, Elsie Tompt, Kenneth Am- bers, Howard Lewis, Lena Berg, Rosa Lauf, Manley Erickson, Berneice Reid- erer and Virginia McCann. Mrs. Adolph Janke and Miss Cor- delia Meyers from near Tuttle visited relatives here Wednesday. The Driscoll baseball team defeated the American Legion boys of Mandan here Sunday afternoon, 7-3. E. 8. Engstrom of Minneapolis, called at the M. T. Olson home Tues- day. Mr. and Mrs. George Haugen had as supper guests Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Victor Pederson and daugh- ter Jacqueline. The 4-H Cooking club met at the M. Lunn home Saturday afternoon. A demonstration of bread making was given. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ruble called at the Henry Apland and Melvin John- son homes Sunday evening. Miss Lucille Gustafson of Fargo spent the week-end at her home here. Miss Gustafson was accompanied by the Misses, Simpson, Johnson, ‘Mrs. Helen Sheley and Mrs. Nikkelton, all of Fargo, who spent the week-end in Bismarck-Mandan. Mr, and Mrs. O. Rustad of Minne- apolis were callers at the M. T. Ol- son home Friday while en route to Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lewis entertained at dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Johnson and family and Mrs. A. Hammar. The Epworth League met Sunday evening in the Methodist church, Miss Eleanor Chapin leading the musical and Miss Lillian Simpson the devo- tional program. Mr, and Mrs. H. M. Ward and fam- ily spent Sunday at Baldwin. ; tyre attended the graduating exercises | ¢— meeting of the 4-H Clothing club in Ster! Tuesday. tira aren Reynolds and Miss Mae Annunson are visiting in Flasher. Mrs. Mary Linblad of Grand Forks is visiting relatives and friends here. Miss Evelyn Thomas of Sterling spent Sunday at the E. A. Thomas home. Mr. and Mrs. Art Bjorhus and fam- ily of Lein township were Sunday din- ner guests at the Livingston home. - | Regan ! By BERNADETTE HOPKINS The members of the Pentecostal church entertained Rev. and Mrs. C. E, Oster and daughter Mary at a farewell party at the church Wed- nesday evening. The Osters are leav- ing for Chicago June 1. Mr. and Mrs. L. Hopkins were Bis- marck shoppers Monday. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Brennise attend- ed the Wilton graduation exercises Thursday evening, their daughter Ber- nita being one of the graduates. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mickelson and family were Wilton callers Wednes- day. Mrs. A. B. Stratton was a Bismarck caller Monday. Miss Maulsby presented prizes to students doing exceptional work the past six weeks. Those winning prizes were Mavis Strand, Elsie Aune, Henry Nordstrom, John Watkins, Lyle Berg, Ruby Mickelson and Roy Wageman. Gladys Peterson of Bismarck was a week-end guest at the A. F. Tourte- lotte home. Iola DuTait of Washburn and Wal- ter Tyberg were guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Lein over the week-end. The daily vacation Bible school of the Pentecostal church started Mon- day morning and will continue for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Dimond and family were week-end guests at the H. F. Dimond home. Mr. and Mrs. L. Hopkins motored to Bismarck Sunday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Helgeson. Mrs. Anna Knudson motored to Bismarck Sunday and _ will remain with friends for several days. From there she goes to Chicago to make an extended visit with her sister. Irene Maulsby left for her home at Sykeston Saturday after completing her term of teaching. Her brother motored here for her. Because of the snow it was impos- sible for the school chiluren to have their annual picnic so a party at the schoolhouse was substituted. The eighth grade graduation exer- cises were held at the Pentecostal church Friday evening with R. B. Murphy as the speaker. The gradu- ates were Lucille Lehr, valedictorian; Thelma Hanson, Pearl Brennise and August Wageman. The eighth grade graduates of the Estherville district also received their diplomas. “edits iaertl's lace \ Still } ——_— rrr By B. P. HAGSTROM | ‘The people of this vicinity heard addresses by Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Mars and daughter Eunice of Yankton, S. D. in the SWedish Mission church ‘Wednesday evening. Miss Naomi Hagstrom and Miss Frances Emery, teachers at Windsor, arrived at the A. C. Hagstrom home Saturday evening with Miss Hag- strom’s eighth grade. They visited the penitentiary, Fort Lincoln, air- port, Indian school and museum at Bismarck, the experimental station and training school near Mandan and the strip mine near Wilton. Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson and sons Russell and Billy of Detroit, Mich., arrived at the Rui... Johnson home Thursday for an extended visit. Delores Johnson accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wickstrom to Bis- marck Wednesday. Mariam Johnson visited with Doris Johnson several days last week. Louie Thompson of Oakes arrived at the John Noon home Saturday to visit with his wife and son, John. Conrad Johnson and son George, motored to Wilton Friday for Miss Velma, who graduated from high school Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wat- kins near Regan Thursday. Their daughter, Merlyn, returned home with them. Oscar Hagstrom spent Memorial Day at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Johnson and daughter Doris, visited Mrs. John ‘Noon Monday. : Miss Bernita Brennise of Regan vis- ited over the week-end with Miss Na- dine Noon. Misses Aldythe and Elsie McCul- lough and Anetta Ericson, Mrs. An- thony Erickson and Mrs. Ole Hag- strom and daughter Ingrid visited with Mrs. J. M. Thompson Monday. Conrad Johnson accompanied Ted Amundson to the Capital City Tues- day. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson and daughter Mariam of Bismarck are making their home at the Rubin Johnson farm for the summer. The Lutheran Missionary society met at the Roy Anderson home Thurs- day evening. Miss Velma Johnson and Oliver Tos- seth were among the graduates at the Wilton high school. Mesdames John Johnson, Edwin Johnson and Signe Johnson and chil- dren, Vernon and Hilma, and Miss Mary Doyle and Margaret Hagstrom and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wickstrom shopped in Still Monday. By OLGA M. RISE Mr. and Mrs. Harry Helgeson and family spent Wendesday afternoon visiting at the Stuart Severson home. Mr. and Mrs. George Pehl, Jr., of Arena spent Thursday afternoon at Dallas Barkmans. Ethel Brenden spent the past week at the Vernon Brenden home. Selma Rise, who spent the past week at her parental home, returned to the D, Barkman home Monday. Mrs. Berta Baker and Mrs. Ulsrud of Bismarck were callers in this vi- cinity Friday. Olga, Selma, Ernest and Irwin Rise motored to Wing Friday. John Birkeland spent Sunday with Hel 5 ‘The Sons of Norway are giving a| St Program and dance Tuesda! [ Lein Wh dren Clara, Glenwood and motored to Wilton Sunday for Louise Klevjord of Appam, N, D., Klevjord started teaching at the ochial school Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Christi and daughters spent Monday noon with Mrs. Christianson’s n er, Mrs. Marie Olauson. The Luther League will meet at M. A. Lien home Sunday, Several from this vicinity attey the ball game between Lein mar in Lyman township Sunday, score was 12 and 13 in favor of man, Art and George Deckert, Joe gier and Kenneth Brenden motore Jamestown Sunday. | Clear Lake ° By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith enjo a visit from Mrs. B, F. Pasley and Paul on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Christen Allen Van Vleet and Erling Ola spent Thursday at Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen family spent Thursday evening at Chris Schoon home. Clifford Nelsen and son DeWaj were Friday callers at the H. A. Sn home. Miss Myrtle Christensen, who been teaching s¢hool near Sykes returned home Friday. Nels Danen returned home fy the hospital at Bismarck Saturda} Miss Myrtle Christensen George Chappell spent Saturday 4 ning with Mrs. J. E. Sharp. Raider Olausen called on Wi Christensen Sunday. Nels Dronen called on H. A. Sn Sunday. Mrs. Carrie Nelsen and Miss Hi Nelsen visited Sunday with Marie Olausen. L. B. Olson and Lars Thomp called on Harry Olsen Monday. H. A. Smith and Nels Dronen tored to Bismarck Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Christen and family spent Decoration Day w Mrs. Christensen’s mother, Mrs. Olausen. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Van Vleet daughter Rose Mary were Sunday itors at the E. A. Van Vleet home. Estherville By MRS. ROY LITTLE Mrs. Anna Knudsen and son Oli and Mrs. Joe Keifer and Bettey derson, were Monday visitors at Roy Little home. Mrs. Harry Davenport and daughi Charlotte motored to Wilton Wedn day where Charlotte remained to g the state examinations to her pup Fritz Uhde called at the Roy Lit home Tuesday. Wilfred Little arrived home Satt day morning from Devils Lake wl he has been attending school. He spend his vacation at the home of parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson |children, Miss Gudrun Jordahl, ai Gene and Norman Little attended t} dancing party at the Gehring hoy Saturday night. Mrs. Earl Mowder and Grace, Sta ley and Francis were Saturday ning visitors at the Roy Little honj Mr. and Mrs. Ole Wold and daug! ter Hazel and Mr, and Mrs. Mowder were shoppers in Regan S urday. Virgil Little spent several days th week with his cousin Wilfred Little, Missouri By L. M. CRAWFORD Joe Warner and Ernest Still we visitors at the Leslie Clark hon | Tuesday evening. Miss Eleanor MacDonald spel Tuesday night as the guest of Lu Crawford. Mrs. H. M. Gulson is receiviy medical treatment in a Bisn hospital. The pupils and teachers in ti local schools visited the state inst) tutions in Bismarck and Mandan cently. The Ladies’ Aid Missionary soci met at the home of Mrs. ¥V MacDonald Thursday. Guests Mrs. Emory Woodworth, Mrs. Joh Crawford and Lucille Crawford. Miss Eliza Nicholson gave stat examinations to eighth grade pupi Stanton Robinson and Ruth Ches Caroline and Imogene Irvine wer to the Henry Mills home Saturd where they spent the day. William Mills and “Dutch” D from near Brittin were overnigh guests at the John Crawford hom Saturday. Bob McDonnell, student in th Bismarck high school, will spend th summer vacation at the Leslie Cla home, Mr. and Mrs. William MacDon and daughters Hilda and 3} were entertained at Sunday dinn at_the Andrew Irvine home. Mr. and Mrs. Studie Woodwort! and sons, William and Eugene, wer Sunday dinner guests at the Johj Crawford home. Mrs. Joe Clooten visited with h husband at the Roy Small hom Sunday. Misses Eleanor MacDonald Lucille Crawford were among who attended the Morton school nic in the Dralle grove near Br recently. Cromwell By LILLIE JIRAS Mr. and Mrs. Porter Nelson moto to Bismarck Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fricke supper guests at the Schroeder ho Wednesday. Miss Catherine McLean visited Mri Bud Nelson Wednesday afternoon. F. H. Schroeder trans Miss Catherine McLean and Jiras visited at the Tebbo Hai Menoken