The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 10, 1934, Page 7

ral i BR eh ste if i wein, Mr. tended Bteele Mra i ! THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, ifs H i fi be E i i ¢ i f ar i if gE #4 ir fi i is j Ethel Josephson, Miss Scramstad. end) Lowrie Koeki were visitors at the J. Banttari home Sunday. [night ard hele rly in Mrs. Emery Boss has returned home| their hover, Th-v are ing for after being confined in the Bismarck| Wilton at an ca~'y date where they hospital for two weeks. will make their future home. Mra, Esther Olson and children,| Mr. and Mrs, F.C. Neison and Mrs. Glenn and La Vonne, Jim Olson and) Gertie Anderson were visitors at the Mrs. Ed Dalbec and son Dwayne were |Ira Falkenstcin and Lawrence Stocks Bismarck callers Saturday. homes Thursday. Willard Hubbell of Faribault, Minn.,| Corliss Nelson and Joe Jiras were rege ‘Thursday at his parental home | visitors at the F. H. Schroeder home| . Tuesday. Mrs, Etta Wilkensen motored to) Fred Kaiser motored to the Capital Fargo Sunday to spend a few) City Tuesday and brought his wife days visiting at the eT Bete ee pi Brittin Bi ‘Willard were vsiaeaieal day. By 0. DUTTON . Day birthday party Saturday night in jureday. honor of Mr. Day and Jim Matheney | \ Wild Rose | howe birthday it was, About fifty cards were enjoyed till a By MISS JENNIE WAISTE Pi AR TD — cakes wi : Wendelin Schlosser was a Moftfit) Mtr, and Mrs. ‘Geo, Lewis and Mrs. ‘Tuesday. i Mr. and Mrs. Julius ‘Hanson and/ Friday at the W. 8. Triplett home. children from Minot are visiting st/ Mrs, ©. Dutton was an overnight the Schlosser home. Mrs. Hanson is / visitor at the Henry Crawferd home & daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sebas-/in Bismarek Wednesday. tian Schlosser, Antone Schlosser, who! Roy and Ammon Pifer and Keith Crawford visited at the Nicholson home Friday night. Clarence Beard was a dinner guest Sunday at the Dralle home. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. family of Missouri township were Sunday dinner guests at the Wm. Mills home. vf it the week-end at their parental Painted Woods | ——————_ ii frlonds ef Mr. and Mrs, Bud Ne'sa guthered at their ead Saturday | w Anderson of Sterling were visitors! SEE? dey evening after speedicg, the nter months with relatives in Iowa. A series of al preaching zerv- fees are to be held in the first Pres- wyterian church of Wilton. They be- Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Posey and Mr. and Mrs. Chansey Cleveland were {Visitors in Bismarck Monday. Clear Lake | Dn te © Sy MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN Albert Christensen -and daughter, Myrtle, motored to Sterling Wednes- Mrs. J. W. Beyer was an overnight visitor. with Mré.. Robert Sharp of Tuesday night.. in Kidder county Thursday evening. Allen Van Vieet was a Steele caller | Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Eynest Schoon and children called at the Albert Cnris- tensen home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olson and fam- ily motored to Moffit Saturday and spent the day with Mrs, Olson's mother. Miss Charlotte Olson spent Satur- day at Bismarck. Miss Myrtle Christensen~ returned to her school duties as teacher in Lyman township Sunday after two months’ vacation. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. MeCann and family of Driscoll and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Oren and family were Sunday visitors at the B. F. Paslay home. E Je. were Bismarck visitors Saturday, The Royal Neighbors held a meeting ‘Thuraday night. Those drawn for the next entertainment were Mary Ellen fod Morris Erickson ' Lyman the club. ‘The Larkin club was entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. T. T. Hughes. Visitors were Mrs. R. E. ; Myers and Mrs. C. Roberts of James- town, and Mrs. H. R. Cunz and son Jimmy of Bismarck. During the after- noon bridge and whist were played at four tables. High score prizes went to Mrs. Roberts of Jamestown and Willis Clizbe. Low prizes went to Mra. Fred Habeck and Henry Larson.. At the close of the, games lunch was served. ‘The Larkin club will be entertained in March by Mrs. R. C. Wildfang. Mrs. H. R. Raeshke and niece, Miss Sheldrew, were Bismarck shoppers Monday. Miss Sheldrew left Monday for her home at New England. ‘The 4-H Poultry club was enter- tained Saturday by the Scott children. ‘The meeting was held at the L. M. ‘Wildfang home. Mlorence Habeck Joined the club. After adjournment refreshments were served by Mrs. |Seott. Mr. and Mrs. George Hughes enter- tained at whist Saturday night with three tables in play. Prizes went to/ Mrs. T. T. Hughes, T. T. Hughes, Miss Vivian Larson and Fred Habeck. The Ladies Aid will be entertained ‘Wednesday, March 14, by Mrs. J. W. Rodgers. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wilton, Jr., and daughter were visitors at Stanton over the week-end. Mrs. Wilton and daugh. ter stayed for a longer visit. d Regan | By BERNADETTE HOPKINS A. H. Lundberg and son rt mo- tored to’ Bismarck Tuesday visit Mrs. Lundberg, a patient in a Bis- marck hospital. Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Lein and daugh- ter Laverne were Bismarck shoppers Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs, Carl Berg and family were Tuesday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Cox. ‘The members of the Pentacostal ‘church held a party Wednesday eve- ning in honor of Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Trygg who were recently married. Mrs. Wallace Sherman entertained ‘@ number of small guests Wednesday in honor of her son Harrison's eighth birthday anniversary. ‘Mrs. James Worden is the guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Worden. Mrs. Worden has been employed at Bismarck and is on @ short vacation. Mrs. J. W. Kiefer and Mrs. L. Hop- By 8. GYLDEN A farewell party was held for Wal- fred Antilla Thursday evening at the Community hall. He left for War- ba, Minn., to visit his mother. Miss Dorothy Riikola spent the week-end with hed aunt, Mrs. Henry Pihlaja. Misses Linda and Martha Siirtola, Sally Gylden, Eli Harding, Leonard Kavonuis and Charley Johnson called at John Gylden’s Saturday evening. Eli Harding was an overnight guest of Neimo Siirtola’s Saturday. Charley Johnson was an overnight guest of Leonard Kavonius Saturday.) Mrs. Seth Gylden and daughter Gynella Gaylene left for Alexandria, Minnesota to attend the funeral of her father, John Heikkinen, who died Feb. 26th. |, Mr. and Mrs. Hans. Fredrickson have returned to Oriska, N. Dak. af- ter spending a few months visiting with her sister, Mrs. Dan Wahiman of Sterling. Mrs. Fredrickson is the |former Alina Eskeli of Lyman. Dave Josephson, Sergie Gylden and Cliford Josephson and Benn Mattson | Were callers at John Gylden’s Sunday. ee ] ehytin | By MARGARET DAVIS Mr. and Mrs. Jim Louie and chil- dzen spent Sunday ‘afternoon with ;Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sundquist and children. Jake Johnson visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson and daughter, Marylin. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Keator spent Sunday with Mrs. Keator’s mother, Mrs. A. N. Tosseth, here in Ghylin. O. W. Backman and ‘sons, Edwin, Willard and Alden, and daughter, Edith, motored Saturday to the Capital City. Miss Elsie Coleman - spent @ few days with Miss ‘Albertine Ohde of Bismarck this week. Staton, and Eunice Davis and ‘Miss Irene Speten called at the Benton Backman home Sunday after- noon, Edwin Backman visited Sunday with Alfred Anderson. Margaret Gill was a caller at the Davis home Saturday. Arvid and Louie Johnson visited at sed Bert Hedstrom home Friday eve- ning. A wedding anniversary party was eld Saturday evening at the August i : Krause home in honor of Mr. and kins attended Homemakers club at the Sone ‘Thursday afternoon. tes August Krause. John Kiefer returned with them | {5 |.§__ apent several days at the J. W. i Menoken ! Ste and Strand and . Mrs. Norton Strand an family and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hop. By MRS. JENNIE DANCE kins motored to Bantry for the week- — »Jend and were guests of Mr. and Mrs.|_ Vernon King returned to his home ©. W. Kyle, the parents of Mrs. Strand |here Sunday after working in Fargo . and Mrs. Hopkins. for six weeks. . G. Hagstrom, Margaret} Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Whitmer and| Mrs. Paul Holmes entertained eight and Naomi Hagstrom and Dorls/family of Canfield were Saturday |!adies at a party Tuesday afternoon Johnson visited at the Erick Pearson | guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Cox. to raise funds to buy a drum for the home Sat ' Mrs. A. L. Garnes and daughter|School rhythm band. Dinner was Margaret were Bismarck shoppers Sat- | Served at six. H Heaton day. Andy, Jr., returned with them| Mrs. Laura Dance, who has spent By SARAH WEINLE | iH i HE i f : itig8, ceyiee i i BE af By OLE LILLEFJELD H i f § i LE g | i | it t F i iteTy at i ie ii est fe My AH Fe i £ i # 5 : E E fi [ ir K g gF BRS BE | ad ‘spent the week-end at his home.|the last two months visiting Mr. and . and Mrs. Ed Heer of Bismarck | Mrs. Archie Dance at Paullina, Iowa, Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.|@nd friends at Clemens, Iowa, re. , Lein. turned to her home here Tuesday. was a week-end| The Menoken Ladies Aid served din. ‘W. Kiefer home. ner to about 50 persons at the home . J. W. Guthrie and}0f Mr. and Mrs. A. C, Dance Thursday Bismarck were Sunday |@fternoon. Pie and soup was served at the A. L. Garnes home. at the noon hour at the schoolhouse to the pupils. Sixteen dollars was Ecklund | realized from the sale of dinners. Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson, Mr. ° and Mrs. E. Walgren and Mr. and Mrs. T. Moffit entertained at a com. munity dance at the town hall Friday. A community party was held at the Mi , § home of Mrs. Park Wood Friday night. ane aii ms re ‘and daughter, Amelia, Arthur Games and singing were the enter- Fri tainment of the evening. A lunch was week. Mr. end Mrs. Raynard | served by the hostess a. Margaret Fields prceimas word ‘The 4-H Sewing club had » meeting ofS deere dreergr iia psi Agen Saturday, 0 4th, at the home| ™axwell Smith, of California, Mo. He home Thursday. of Mrs. Minnie Engleman st Baldwin.| NaS accidentally shot and died soon Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Reitzel and Vernon King motored to Fargo Sat- * . Mrs. C. D. King and Miss Blanche Stewart accompanied them as far as Jamestown and Valley City. They all returned Sunday. Eg ‘ fy i i | E i i i ! 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