The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 15, 1934, Page 6

NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS Wing By MARTHA MUELLER Francis Banttari and Edwin Miller Of Kintyre left Friday for Frederick, B.D. to visit friends. - Edwin and Bill Jessen, Clara Mol- Yen and Faye Harvey of Jamestown home. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Edgerton and €on Clyde motored to Washburn Sun- y.| Wednesday. ,|the Menoken Homemakers club . | Thursday afternoon. day at the Ole Olson, Sr. home at Canfield. The Ladies’ Aid held their meeting fat the home of Mrs. H. C. Edgerton Whureday. The Rev. F. Christ and children, Marion and Herbert, of Wilton, were supper guests at the A. Soder home Sunday evening. Mrs, J. Horner and children of Glen Wilin were visitors at the G: A. Hub- bell home Friday night and Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. Homer Nelson and family of Driscoll were dinner guests Bt the J, M. Lein home Sunday. Donna Mae See spent the week-end fm Arena visiting relatives. Ben Eide, who spent the past week frisiting friends at Wing, returned to is home in Fertile, Minn., Wednes- Alice McCloskey entertained the 4-H Krazy Kooks club at her home Saturday. Maxine See and Sylvia ‘Posephson were on the demonstration gommittee. Mrs. Horner of Glen Ul- Lin, their former leader, was a visitor. Toots Kelly and Mabel Jacobson it the week-end at the latter's jome in Wing. Supper guests at the J. O. Lein home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Nelson and family, Everett (Carlson and Vernice Newcomer of . Bennie,Lein and Vincent Bherman of Regan. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kremenetsky of Tuttle were callers at the I. Krem- @netsky home Sunday afternoon. C. 8. Teppo of Bismarck spent Sun- @ay with his family in Wing. Ralph jacobson returned to Bismarck with Sunday night. Ed. Dalbeck, who has been a pa- tient in the St. Alexius hospital in Bismarck, returned to his home Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Cleveland spent, Bunday at the ©. J. Cleveland home in Wilton. Ole Tyberg left this morning for the N. P. hospital in St. Paul where he will remain for a while. | Arena By MES. 0. McINTYRE Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Scallon and fam- ily attended the basketball game in Denhoff Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers return- ed from Chancellor, 8. D., Thursday evening where they had been visit- ing about a week. Philip Kraft was visiting st the Drum home Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Bert Glanville and fons were visiting at the E. E. Glan- ville home Sunday. Bert Glenville accompenied by Mr. wccompanted home by Miss Iva Dun- can, Ben Klagenburg and children were ghopping in Wing Saturday after- oon. Callers at the Klagenburg home afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. tn i if ie RE SC a ii PRESS FeStrE | Welch’s Spur By MRS. R. M. WELCH Alfred Born called at the Doppler home Tuesday morning. C. K. Boyd, E. E. Baker and Lau- rence and Leo Doppler called at the Robert Welch home Tuesday. Mack Trembley visited in Menoken ‘Tuesday. Friends of Otis Davenport will be interested to hear that he is in Port- land, Oregon, visiting his mother. Otto Dorman, Chester Boyd and Robert Welch were in Bismarck Wednesday. Donald McLean called at the Ches- ter Boyd and Robert Welch homes Mrs. Clifford Craven entertained Laura. Welch spent Thursday night at the Paul Hanson home with Alice and Margaret. Lawrence and Leo Doppler dined at the home of their sister, Mrs. Robert Welch, Thursday evening. Mrs. C. D. King called at the C. K. Boyd home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Craven call- ed at Boyd school No. 1 Friday for Luella Tollefson. Miss Tollefson visited and dined at the Craven home that evening. George Scarborough, Merwyn Baker, Mrs. Robert Welch, Margaret Moran and Lawrence Doppler were in Bis- marck Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Baker enter- tained with five tables of bridge Sat- urday evening. Russel Tollefson won high score. The occasion was in hon- or of Mr. Baker's and Leo Doppler’s birthday anniversaries. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Dirlam and family motored to Wilton with their end Mrs. Geo. Montgomery shopped at the Capital City Monday. Mrs, Samuel Schuler returned home | pe! from a week's visit with relatives and friends at Washburn. . Miss Agnes Brenniese, returned with her to spend a week visiting here. The Walter Leben family have moved to the Ollenburger house in Wilton. Howard Langhousen visited Leo- ‘nard Backman Saturday. The girls’ Sunshine club met at the Less Miller home Saturday afternoon. Bill Pfau has returned from Wash- ington to visit relatives and friends here. Miss Aileen Spitzer returned home from Macomber where she has been visiting friends and relatives. - Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fox visited at the Joe Warmka home Friday. Carl Erickson, who has been liv- ing on the Lind place east of Wilton, moved to the Fred Anstrom place Saturday. | Regan {___Regan_ By BERNADETTE HOPKINS Miss Verna Fisher of Bantry is the guest of her aunts, Mrs. Norton Strand and Mrs. Russel Hopkins. A. H. Lundberg and son Robert mo- tored to Bismarck Monday and re- turned Tuesday. Mrs. Lundberg, who has been a patient in a Bismarck hospitaj, returned with them. ° The Ladies’ Aid met with Mrs, Charles Tedholm Wednesday, March 8. A number of visitors from Can- field were present. caller Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Norton Strand and Verna Fisher were Bismarck ahoppers ‘Thursday. The Bridge club met with Mrs. Harry Worden Thursday evening. Score prizes were won by Mrs. B. O. Lein and Mrs. Norton Strand. Mrs. A. L. Garnes entertains the club nephew Sunday. He is en route to his father in Montana. Wm. Cameron of south of the Spur has left for Iowa where he will visit for sometime. ] Cromwell By LILLIE JIRAS Mrs. J. A. Varley entertained Mr. and Mrs. George Whitted and son Stephen and daughter Florence at dinner Wednesday in honor of Mr. Varley’s birthday anniversary. Martin Schroeder returned Mon- day from a trip to Fargo. John Engdahl, Herman Gierke, Fred Kaiser, Harlow Hendershott and Martin Nelson were visitors at the Bud Nelson home Wednesday. Martin Bourgois, who recently re- turned from California, was a visitor at the F. H. Schroeder home Thurs- day. Mrs. Gertie Anderson and Mrs. F. C. Nelson were visitors and supper guests at the Bud Nelson home Wed- nesday. Gib Cederstrom was an overnight guest of Martin and Howard Nelson Thursday. Miss Bernice Morris was a guest at the Lawrence Stocks home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Viran Nelson and children Marjorie and Alden of Bald- win were dinner and supper guests at the F. C. Nelson home Sunday. Herman Gierke and Percy Free- man of Baldwin were visitors at the J. A. Varley home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Monroe and sons, Darrel and Roderick, and Allen Gordon of Wilton were dinner and supper guests at the Jiras home Sun- day. Mrs. Bud Nelson and children, Billy and Betty, were visitors at the Porter Nelson home Sunday. Mrs. Gertie Anderson, teacher of Cromwell school No. 2, spent the week-end in Bismarck with her fam- ily. Baldwin By MRS. FLORENCE BORNER Mrs. Walter Coleman was guest of honor at a party which was held at the Herman Meyer, Sr., home Tues- day evening, the occasion being the birthday of Mrs. Coleman. Cards ‘were the main diversion with refresh- ments served by the hostess at mid- night. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bliason and fam- ily were Sunday guests at the Alvin Nordstrom home. Mr. and Mrs. Vernie Peterson and ‘Mrs. Peterson’s father Wm. Glitiska of Bismarck, Andy Peterson and Her- man Kickul and son Herman, Jr., were Sunday evening visitors at the Rich- ard Borner home. Christ Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nels Anderson, and Miss Alice Gordon of Wilton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Gordon were married in Bismarck Thursday. The newly- _| weds will make their home in Bald- Mrs. Victor Nelson and infant. daughter, Anna Mae have returned home from a two weeks stay in Bis- marck. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Berg and family accompanied by Noel Borner motored to Mandan Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Whittid and -jfamily were callers in Bismarck the latter part of the week. Mrs. Herman Meyer Sr. was hostess to the Crofte Star homemakers club By MISS PAULINE SPITZER A number of friends attended the Chas. ednesday. Visitors at the Steve Murray home ‘Sunday were Tony Kregorick, Nor- Holden, Gerald Lief, Thursday, March 22. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Westerman were guests of Mr. and Mrs. August. Westerman over the week-end. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Dimond were Mr. and Mrs. Wil- lard Dimond and family of Baldwin and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Houser and daughter Laverna of McClusky. Mrs. B. O. Lein, Mrs. Norton Strand and Mrs. Lawrence Hopkins motored to Sykeston and spent the week-end with Irene Maulsby, a for- mer Regan teacher. A. J. Manners and F. D. Landbloom of Fargo called on Mr. and Mrs. Law- rence Hopkins Thursday afternoon, Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kiefer were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knudson and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Anderson. —_—— OO | Canfield By MRS. A. F. GHYLIN The P. T. A. gave their program Friday evening. There was not a very large attendance. The sum of $4 was taken in. Mrs. Jake Fisher entertained the Auxiliary at the A. H. Lundberg home Saturday. The Auxiliary plans on giving @ program in the near future. The next meeting will be held April 14, Mrs. J. Danielson entertaining. Mr. and Mrs. A. Ghylin and son were supper guests at the C. Berg home Saturday evening. Mrs. B. O. Strand and son spent a few days at the H. Davenport home. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin, Mrs. T. Hetherington, Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Strand and son were supper guests at the N. O. Strand home Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. Fisher and fam- ily were callers at the W. Scott home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Olson entertained at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ole A. Olson and family, Mrs..Gust Ol- son and children, Mr. and Mrs. James Olson, all of Wing, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Olson and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin and son, and Mrs. T. Hetherington and son. About 50 neighbors and friends gathered at the E. E, Williams home Saturday evening, March 10, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Williams’ 25th wed- ding anniversary. A silver collection from the group was presented by Mr. Jordah! and was followed by short talks. by several friends and old ac- quaintances. A wedding cake was Presented by Mrs. Kuehl. All the children were home except Miss Gladys, who is teaching school near Milbank, 8. -D. Hazlegrove . By MRS. RAY HAZLEGROVE Andrew Kraft’and Lester Hewkins called at Roy Papke's Tuesday. Lester Hawkins called Sundsy baie Klagenburg home. . Roy Papke called Wednesday at the Haglegrove home. Bill Derlin, Ed. Papke and Roy Papke left Thursday for Lemmon, 8. D., to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Vernol Gojdsmith took Mrs. Charlie March and chil- dren back home to Cathay Sunday. ere have been visiting here for a while. Fred Wetzle and John Goldsmit they were visiting relatives. Hampton By ELIZABETH KOPPY Linton Callers in this vicinity wepe Steve ‘| eon i shi . Krots was a caller in Wil- week-end. at the home. Carl Lein was a Driscoll business Th aister,| home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. John Weber and family and Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, all of Linton, Mr. and | day, Mrs. John Backhaus and , Mr. and Mrs. Steve Koppy and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Schiermeister, A quilting perty was held at the Heinle home Wednesday for Mrs, E. R. Laggie. Miss Mary Laggie was an overnight Guest at the W. Grewe home Wed- nesday. Bernard Hall called at the A. H. Heinle home Tuesday. Peter Hallan was & supper guest at the Andrew Heinle home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Williams were shoppers at Washburn Tuesday. John Shearer called on Edwin Heinle Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Burl Shearer and daughter Delores moved to their farm near Regan Thuraday. ! Mr. and Mrs. Dave Keck were shop- pers at Washburn Tuesday. Mrs. Tillie Polonsky and son were callers at the Heinle and Bill Brez- den homes Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Keck were callers at the August Keck home jursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Hammack and Vernon Morrison were visitors at the E. P. Laggie home Sunday. oe ___—__——__? ' Richmond By MARTHA BOSSERT Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Degner and sons, John and William, motored to Bismarck Thursday. They also called at the Raurence Madland home near McKenzie. The Berg, Bossert and Degner young folks, Mr. and Mrs. John Bai- ley and daughter and Eugene Oswald helped Agnes Smith celebrate her birthday Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hien were Monday visitors at the Fred Borth home. Mrs, Margeret Singer and son Walter from Mercer were Monday visitors at the Gottfried Bossert home. Sundsy evening visitors at the Adolph Degner home were Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hien and daughter Irene, Mr. and Mrs. John Weber, Jr. Alex, Magdalena, Elizabeth and Ella Neff, William John, Martin, and Ma- tilda r, Ernest and Andrew Berg, Willie Segler, Edwin Almer and Henry Hien were Sunday evening visitors with the Bossert young folks. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hien and fam- ily visited Sunday evening at the Christ Berg home. Reynold, Carl, Freda and Paulina Berg were Sunday visitors at the Gottlieb Leno home near Tuttle. | Glenview [ By VIOLET L. JOHNSON Harold Larson returned to his home Tuesday, having spent the past week with his aunt and uncle near Wash- burn. Lars Jacobson and Walter Gra- barkowitz motored to Bismarck Wed- nesda: Effie Erstrom spent the week-end at the home of her parents. Sunday guests at the Walter Gra- barkewits home were Mrs. A. C. home Friday. Mr. Mrs. Reynard Spitzer are ts of a son born at the Wil- ital Saturday, March 10. bert Larson is visiting at of her sister, Mrs. Art lund this week. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Chester Erstrom and family visited at the Jacobson home Mmons and Laverne Stran- * Bismarck spent the week- home. fo g 3 3 Pit pepe aie i : i Friday. Geverie Eckholm was a caller at Paul Davis’ Saturday, and also Sun- Eckholm’s Sunday. noon. . Severt and Sally Gylden spent Fri- day evening with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. William Harju. Bill Wanttaja, children, Berneice, Sally, Sivert and Sergie Gylden called at John Waiste’s Sun- day. Miss Melidah Harju spent the week-end at her parental home. | Steiber | By MES. WM. HICKEL Glen McAllister was an Alta caller ‘Wednesday. Mr, and Mrs, Paul Wahl and son motored to McClusky Saturday. Callers at the J. C. Olson home ‘Tuesday were: Clarence and Delores Johnson,. Gerald Jones, Raymond Gaub and Glen McAllister. Mr.'and Mrs. Gottlieb Wall ‘and family spent Tuesday evening at the Jake Gaub home. Gerald Jones was a Bismarck caller ‘Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bergquist and family spent Sunday at the. Robert Patzer home. Mrs. John Carlson spent Wednes- day visiting Mrs. Art Strand. Miss Solveig Nord called at the Bergquist home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Steinert are the parents of a born recently. ind . William Hickel called . C. Olson home Monday. Mr. and Mrs, H. GC, Falmer were ‘Wilton callers Friday. Albert and Mildred Gaub visited at the Anderson home Sunday. Misses Inger and Solveig Nord spent. the week-end at the home of their sister, Mrs. Bert Hedstrom. Glen McAllister and Edwin Zelmer were Bismarck callers Saturday. ¢ { Schrank —_______"“# By IRENE MARCHANT Mr. and Mrs. Emil Stroh were Tuesday supper guests at the Roy Marchant home. Mrs, Allan Westerman and son Everett spent a few days of last week at her parental home. Tuesday evening visitors at the Emil Stroh home were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hochhalter and family, Allan Schuh, Gust Witt, Edward and Ted Stroh, Mr. and Mrs. L. ©. Marchant and Miss Irene Marchant. Gust Witt was a Wednesday after- noon caller on Jim Kozinek. L. C. Marchant was a Wing caller Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Witt were Mon- day callers at the John Fitzgerald home. Mr. and Mrs. John Witt were Tues- day evening visitors at the W. M. ‘Witt home. Delmar McClellan spent a few days of last week in Minneapolis. Edward and Ted Stroh, Art and Emil Witt, D. F. McClellan and John Reile were Thursday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Marchant. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson were ‘Wing callers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wentz of Har- mon spent a few days of last week at the William Witt home. ~ Julius Boettcher, Mr. and Mrs. Le- roy Marchant and son Lioyd and Miss Martha Shock left for California Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. Marchant plan to make their home at Parlier, Callf., where her parents live. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson were Saturday evening visitors at the James Novy home. A surprise party was held at the ‘W. M. Witt home Saturday evening. Dancing was the entertainment of the evening. Lunch was served at midnight. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Rath and chil. Sunday evening visitors at al i 8 Z Z g z e e 5 § i Lt é ; 3 i Hy i i tj ar GER HE 5 i Swindling and sons Rex and Fae 32,8 fit i ef night at the Her- man Nieman home. ney visited with Velma Dyrstad in ‘Sterling Saturday. Mrs. Horace Fairchild called at the Selmer Dyrstad home in Sterling Thursday afternoon. Miss Marian Lewis spent Sunday at her home here. Earl Gaskill accompanied Floyd Belk on a business trip to Wing Sat- urday afternoon. Mrs. Charles Gaskill called at the Walter Reed home Sunday. The Seth Parker program under the auspices of the Sterling church was well attended Sundsy night. Mr. Howard, the well known impersonator of Seth Parker, was assisted by a cast of residents of the community. Driscoll | By DELLA MAE OLSON Mrs. C. A. Swanson was tendered a birthdey surprise party at the J. O. Wright home Monday afternoon. Mrs. Swanson received a gift of coin. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Brushwein en- Mrs. Koessel and Joe Gertz left Thursday for Marion called there by the serious illness of their mother. been received here that she -end visiting Mrs. Vic Pederson. . and Mrs. Henry Apland and . and Mrs, M. Belcher were ten- farewell party in the hall evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ap- reside near Valley City and Mrs. Belcher at Mandan. was formerly Miss Elsie Soule, and & number of old friends from this community attended. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Soule accompanied Mr. and Mrs, Steiner to their new home in ‘Colwood, Mont. By MRS. GEORGE NELSON Miss Hilma Olson opened her school in Trygg No. 4 for 3% mont¥s and will close at examination time. ‘The Eva Sheldon place in Trygg has been repaired and the Fricke family will move there next week. The Wal- lace Falkenstein family will move on the Monroe farm where Fricke’s re- sided. Hugo Nelson and Pete Zander mo- hohe to Coleharbor one day this week. Trene, Francis and Batty Fitzger- ald from near Regan were supper List Sunday at the George Nelson ome. Floyd Anderson visited Wednesday at the Nelson brothers home. Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson, Ger- ald, Gwendolyn, Sam Brown and Lennart Olson were guests Wednes- day night with Mrs. A. Kruger and daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Martinson. Charlie Trygg and Car] Larson vis- ited last Saturday with John Kruger in the Bismarck hospital where he was taken last Friday. He had three bones broken below the knee from @ fall from his horse. Irene Anderson and Lawrence Stocks accompanied Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson to Bismarck Friday. Selmer Ownes took Mrs. A. Kruger and daughter Mrs. Lawrence Martin- son to Bismarck to visit with John Kruger at the Bismarck hospital. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Trygg and son Alvin made a trip to Bismarck Fri- day. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nelson and chil- dren from Montana came to visit his parents, Nels Nelson last week. Mr. and Mrs. Albin Spangberg and Violet and Mrs. Lena Lundquist mo- tored to Bismarck Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Engdahl and family and Victor Nelson from Gibbs came Wednesday night to visit at the home of Nels Nelsons. Mrs. Lena Lundquist left Thursday for Killdeer to visit with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Bert Faust and family. She has been visiting another daughter, Mrs. Albin Spangberg. i A surprise party was held Satur-| day night at the George Nelson home. The evening was spent informally. Re- freshments were served at midnight by the hostess. Eva and Ella Trygg came home from McKenzie to spend the week-end at their parental home. Wild Rose 1 Wild Rose By MISS JENNIE WAISTE ‘Wendelin Keller and Julius Hanson, both son-in-laws of Mr. and Mrs. 8. Schlosser, left Monday morning for the northern part of the state where they hope to find employment. Mrs. Hanson and children will remain at the Schlosser home. Mr. and Mrs.’ William Adams and children spent Sunday with Mrs. Adams’ parents at their new home. the week-end at Valley City. Mrs. A. H. Burnett, who has been Miss Catherine Schlosser, who 1s employed at Moffit, spent Sunday with her parents. without consent or knowledge. 1 went to the convention unin- structed and I was not invited to the Langer caucus, Pale to eg in any rump convention 50 individual nor group of individuals @ Political debt or obligation. Yours truly, Cc, UHDE ieee les sees ‘WOULD FAVOR TOWNSFOLK Baldwin, N, Dak, March 5, 1936 Editor, Tribus: We the undersigned do hereby pro- test against the laying off of men who live in or near Baldwin, on OWA project just east of Baldwin, in pre- ference to farmers for the following reasons: 1, The men living in town have no other means of support. 2. We believe that this work was intended for men which are not on farms. 3. Several farmers now working we believe can make their living without this work. 4. We do not believe the intention of the officials at Washington, D. C., was to give this kind of work to any- one unless he really needed it. 5. Our food must all be bought in stores, whereas the farmers raise most all of theirs, and have very little to buy in order to live. 6. Most of us are married men with families and must have work or get relief. 1. Most farmers received wheat al- lotment money and will receive money for hogs raised in the past, whereas we do not get any of it. We want to be put back to work or a satisfactory statement published in the Bismarck Tribune, showing why we should be laid off in preference to many farmers who are now working and who do not need to work and can make their living farming. Drawn up and signed this 5th day of March, 1934, and a copy sent to the following: First copy to “The CWA Headquar- ters,” Washington, D. C. Second copy to “The CWA office, Bismarck, N. D. Third copy to “The Bismarck Trib- une” to be published in the Peoples Forum. Fourth copy to “The unemployed” of Baldwin, N. D. Edmund Rupp, Baldwin, N. D. Otto Hogue Alphonso Erickson Fred O. Nelson Motor Makers Refuse To Recognize Unions Washington, March 15.—(?)—Flat Tefusal to recognize labor unions was voiced before the fhational labor board Thursday by automobile spokes- men shortly after William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, had asserted elsewhere that- the auto industry “is on the verge of one of the greatest strikes in the history of the nation.” Leaders of the automobile industry told the board they also declined to admit it had any jurisdiction over disputes with their workers. A definite statement of the atti- tude of General Motors Corporation Mrs. Jake Voll spent a few days|was presented by William 8, Knud- | with her sister, Mrs. Salhus at Moffit.|sen. executive vice president, who Mrs. William Laskwaski and two|said: children of Minot are spending a few days at the Joe Braun home. Mrs. Laskwaski is a sister of Mrs. Braun. Mrs. Laskwaski has spent the past week with her sister in Bismarck. and evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lewis entertein- ed Mr. and Mrs, Henry Apland at tl af i k E ry 5 i Hi se t tH a H 3 iH F liye i fe EE [ i F E + 43 :-¥ ‘4 i a] i Mr. and Mrs. Jake Woll attended a Farmers’ Union party at the Moffit hall Wednesday evening. They were accompanied by Miss Jennie Waiste who spent the evening at the Enock- son home. W. H. Brownawell, a former resi- An election of township officers wil be held at Wild Rose school No. 1 on March 20. Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Materie shoppers in Braddock Saturday. H. A. Carlisle, son Dwight and Miss Doehle motored to Moffit Fri- day afternoon. ‘The Mesérs. George Buck, Walter Peterson and Marvin Swanson were Bismarck callers Saturday. Miss Mary and Paul Mitzell of Strasburg spent Sunday evening at Joe Braun home. » and Mrs. Jack Braun, Joe and Alfred Sunday, all of Na- spent Sunday at the Braun (Editor's Note)—The Tribune wel- comes letters on subjects of inter> a faite lous ‘eubjocts which Siieek Tndiviguate uncal Ms or play will be returned to the writ- ers. All letters MUST be signed. If you wish to use = pseudonym, sign the pseudo and your 2 rear “We are prepared, so far as we legitimately can, to see to it that no group of our employes, not even a single employee, shall be coerced in- to being represented by any works council, labor union or outside rep- Teeensions not of their own choos- ing.” Report Eight Held In Bremer Kidnaping Minneapolis, March 15—()}—The Minneapolis Tribune Thursday said United States department of justice agents and an Oklahoma sheriff, on the trail of suspects in the $200,000 kidnaping of Edward G. Bremer, St. Paul banker, Thursday raided a re- ‘mote Osage county farm house and selzed six men and two women, Among the men arrested was Glen Roy Wright, reputed head of a south. west gang of desperadoes whose ac- tivities have extended as far north as Minnesota. Washington dispatches confirmed the raid and arrest of the gang but made.no mention of the Bremer case, By’ Joseph Nathan Kane Author of ‘‘Famoun First Faete™ TT erica were reiced princi- pally for their hides, then for their meat and only incidentally for milk. The Legion is one of the few organizations to be incorporated by ‘special act of Congress, Sept. 16, 1919, Although gold was discovered in 1842, no real importance was at. tached to this event until early co ang when it was “discovered”