The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 22, 1936, Page 7

Aoi Diatosiniwsen%e Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Gellner and fam- | * the Cloud young folks and Christ, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1936 NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS © | Phoenix By LINDA BAILEY j Saturday evening shoppers in Wing | ‘were the Wutzke young folks; Mr.; and Mrs. Floyd Miller and family, | ily; Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Bailey +¢ Richard and Linda; Marie Oderman: Edward and Emelia Roth. Albert Eide was a dinner guest | ®Bunday at the Ed Cloud home. ! Fae Roberts was a week-end guest! at_the Owen McIntyre home. { Mr. and Mrs. William Roth and family were Sunday. visitors at the Christ, Roth home. Wilson By MES. JOHN A BERG -o } 1 Mr. and Mrs. Christ Neumiller spent Sunday at the Sam Berg home. Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Berg and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gust Neumiller and| Mr, and Mrs. Ludwig Wagner visited Sunday at the John Berg home. Mr, and Mrs. John Stroble haye as; ® guest their daughter from Lodi,; Calif. Mr. and Mrs. John Berg and daugh- | ter Aletha visited a week with rela-| tives in South Dakota, returning Sat-; urday. ! Mr. and Mrs. Sam Berg and Mr.{ nd Mrs. Ed. Schauer of McKenzic were guests of relatives Sunday at: Velva. Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb Oroman_and | ‘Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wall spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Mauser at Bis- marck, { Mr, and Mrs. Carl Fiemmer of ‘Turtle Lake were Sunday visitors al the Wm. Wagner home. A 4-H club was organized in this community with its first meeting al the John Kurle school house, Wed- | nesday, Oct, 21. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolf and fam- ily motored to Tappen Saturday! where they will visit a few days with) the former's son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Geist, and! with their son Otto Woif. | Burnt Creek J | o_O By MISS JANICE CODDINGTON | Mr. and Mrs. Jon Haybeck were | supper guests of H,,E. Coddington’s | ‘Monday. th Mrs, Kathrine Gray of Chicago, sis- ter of Mrs. Floyd Andahi, left for her home last week. Saturday callers in Bismarck were ‘Mr. and Mrs. Val Steiner and family. Mr. and’ Mrs. Lester Blatten, son Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Paul and daughter Marion, John Mahoney, Mr.; and Mrs. Bill Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klawitter and Matt Andahl and family. 2 Ecklund ey — By ELBIE MURREY Visitors at the Partyke home Sunday | ‘were Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Anstrom, Aldena and Hilda Baumiller, Mr. Palmer Strandemo, daughters Laverne and Betty, Mrs. Woui¢ Zoller and children and Mrs. Steve Murrey and children. Mr. and Mrs. Louie Zoller of Bald- win were visitors at the Steve Mur- rey home Sunday., Mrs. Joo Poole of Fargo arrived ppierday. night for a visit with rela- ves. Mrs, Al Holden was an overnight guest at the Joe Warmke home Sat- ure ‘day. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Danielson dauchter Mary Ann. and Mr. and Mrs C. V. Danielson of Wilton were visit- on at the Gunder Hagen home Sun- Levi and Dave Carlson, and Pete Anderson visited at the Larson home junday. | Mike Pariyke, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Huhn, Mrs. Wm. Partyke, Mr. and Mrs. John Partyke, Mrs. J. C. Poole, dr., and Mrs. Rex Koby were dinner ests at the Steve Murrey home wWhursday. Callers in Wilton Fridey were Messrs and Mies. George Phiffer, aoe ‘Warmke, Steve Murrey and John loon. oO { Clear Lake | o_O By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN L, B. and Harry Olson accompanied their brother Edwin as far as Bis- marck Tuesday when he left for. his home in Minnesota. Mr. Olson had spent the summer here with his brothers. W. F. Keeler and L. B, Olson were business callers in Bismarck Thurs- Gay. A large crowd attended the fare-| ‘vell party given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Pederson and family Sat- urday evening at the O. B. Newland home. The school children presented Arnold with an autograph album at a school party Friday. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Olson and son Spent Sunday with Mrs, Olson's par- et:ts. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson. Several from this locality attended the farewell party for Mrs. Nyseth ®unaay at Zion Lutheran church, Monday Miss Myrtle Christensen took her father, Albert Christensen, to Bismarck where he will be undei doctors’ care for a few days. { | Still —+ By N. 0. BAGSTEOM Members of the Sunshine Workers &-H club. their parents, the assistant leader, N. Eric on pee Juneheon at anh night. largaret Law. new clu president. had charge. of the arrange- Mrs, Charles Lind attended a meet- They ‘Tuesday. and Mrs. An-|the Boder home in Wing Sunday eve- | marck Wednesday. thony Erickson attended the Fifth District roundup of the Auxiliary at the First Presbyterian church in Wil- Pier and rs. Loule Beraguist and] s vial Florence ‘and Lillian of ae [guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berg- quist in Steiber township. Miss Ila Hayes was an overnight {_ Mr. and Mrs, N. J. Morris returned ; Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs | o— 4 ub Mrs. Cl; guest of Mrs. Keator at the J. M Thompson home in Still Wednesday. Thursday evening from a visit with relatives and friends at St. John, N. Dak. { Miss Shirley Brenneise was a guest of her sister, Mrs. Albert Hagstrom, Friday night and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Noon and daughters, Neva and NaDine, were Wilbur Noon. I es Menoken | —__—_—_—_—__—__¢ By NORMA AGNEW Mr. and Mrs. J. Schmidt. of near Bismarck, have moved to the James Watkins farm. Mrs. M. ©. Sherman and sons Charles and Clarence spent Sunday ae A. P. Sherman home ia Dris- coll, Mrs. O. R. Ayers and Mrs. Bertine Sands entertained the Menoken La- dies’ Aid society Thursday at the Ayers home. Mr. and Mrs. “Marcus Agnew had as Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ebeling and family and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Agnew. Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Taylor were Mr. and Mrs, John Craven and children, Mrs. David Kershaw and son. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Malard and son Cecil motored to Driscoll where they Spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs Albert Sherman. Mrs. Otto Ayers entertained the Larkin club of McKenzie at her home Tuesday, Shoppers in Bismarck Saturday from this vicinity were: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holmes and sons, Mr, and Mrs. Neil Funston, R. alter, A, Neuge- bauer, John B: Mrs: Jacob Koch and son Chri Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Agnew and son Elmer, ot Wing o— By ANNA MARIE MUELLER Olga Brose spent the week-end with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs, John Kruger of Menoken. Mr. and Mrs, J. Hellemes and daughter, visited friends in Steele Wednesd irude Kavyonius was a guest last ; t the F. E, Loges home in Bis- march, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Rodgers and} sons of Bismarck visited relatives here over the week-end. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Magnus and Mabel Magnus of Bismarck were vis- weel itors at the Magnus and Erickson homes last week-end. Mr, and Mrs. Steve Balabon vis- ited at the E. See home in Bis- marck a few days last week. Mrs. Etta Wilkinson is spending a few days with Mrs. H. B. Rodgers of Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Larson and family of Woodworth and Mr, and Mrs. J. Knowles of Mott visited rela- «s here Sund Harvey entertained the Homemakers’ club ai her home Thurs- | ernoon, | Mrs. Ole Olson and Mrs. J. O. Lein visited friends in Regan Wednesday Fred Hall and the Misses Johnson and Boutz attended the teachers’ con- yention held in Jamestown last week. Bennie Weber accompanied Mr. and Mrs. John Weber, Sr.. to New Rock- ford Friday evening. They visited at the J, Weber, Jr., home there until Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. See and son Clinton of Bismarck were callers at the Ed. Dalbec home Sunday after- noon, Joe Rise of Regan visited friends here Saturday evening and Sunday. Rise of Driscoll was an overnight guest at the L. Ambers home Wednes- day. —_—? ——e ee | Welch's Spur | —————— Coyotes are proving very disastrous to poultry and sheep flocks this fall, both north and south of the spur. Some report nearly their entire poul- try flocks destroyed. The’ Cross-country Homemakers’ club met at the home of Mrs. Robert Welch Wednesday atterncon a six members present. Mrs. Ruth Mc- Murrich and the Misses Violet Eric- son and Mildred Schnase were vis! ors. The leaders, Mrs. Vina Ander- son and Mrs, Glen Oder, gave a lesson on home-cleaning methods. At the close of the mecting the hostess served refreshments. Me: and Mmes. John Richter, Robert Welch, Otto Dorman, John Welch, and Albert Anderson and W. F. Cameron, Miss Mildred Schnase and Clarence Doppler were Bismarck | i callers Saturday. Grandma Slater returned from her} visit to Cincinnati and other points | in the east Sunday. She was met in Bismarck by her daughter and son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. John Welch. | | Driscoll By DELLA MAE OLSON Mmes. Alden Nelson and M. Koes- sell were hostesses for the Home- makers’ club Wednesday afternoon Visitors day was held. Rey. and Mrs. Brenna and daughter are visiting in Minneapolis, Minn, and Wisconsin, _A P. T. A. meeting was held Fri- day evening, the program consisting of musical and vocal numbers, Rey. Fylling of Mandan conducted services here Sunday due to the ab- sence of Rev. Brenna. Mr. and Mrs. H. VanHorn were en- tertained at the Oscar Anderson home Sunday. Mrs. Andrew Dronen is our new switchboard operator. Clara Rice and Mary Dronen spent the week-end at their homes. A miscellaneous shower was given for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Steeg in the hall Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. McCall of Bismarck were among those attending. Glenview i By VIOLET JOBNSON A large crowd was in attendance! ‘Those who transacted business in| when the Painted Woods Homemak- ers’ club was entertained at the home of Mrs. Lars Jacobson. Wednesday. Mrs, Ed. Morris was hostess to the Glenview Homemakers’ club Thurs- dav afternoon. Mr, and Mrs. Dave Albright were } Sunday visitors at the Albert Larson | He home. Mrs. Alice are spending a week with atives at Mercer. _ ‘A number of ladies attended a party rel- given for Mrs. Ivan Holden Sunday | afternoon. - Gladys Halseth, teacher 6f School No. 1, was married to Clarence Frank- lund of Painted Woods, last week. Fred Nelson of Baldwin spent a few days here as a guest of H. B. Thompson. Henry Fox. Mr. and Mrs. Spitzer, of Baldwin and T. Jacobson were vis- itors at Gust Larson's. Sunday. Mn. and Mrs. Rae Mathewson and Vera, Hayden Werre. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ritchie and Charles, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Shipp and Mr. and Mrs. Theo Quanrud and family all of Bis- marck, were Sunday visitors at the Jacobson home. Clifford Aune, Millard Jacobson and Violet Johnson were callers at the Albert Aune home north of Wilton, ‘Sunday. sal eee ES Schrunk < ——_______—__ By EDNA MARCHANT Herman Nicters took Bob Nieters to Bismarck where he joined the C, C. C. Thursday. Es . Mrs. George Vollmer are the parents of a son, born to them Oct. 11. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Knurson and family, Edward and Paul Stroh were visitors at the John Witt home. Mrs, Herman Nieters entertained the Altar society which met Wednes- day, Lunch was served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. John Witt and Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzgerald and daugh- ter Marleen were business callers in Bismarck Monday. Miss Lydia Witt. who has been vis- iting relatives in Fessenden, returned to her home Wednesday. ¢——_- ° | _ Harriett | a By LOIS WILLIAMSON 6 Mrs. Helgerson and daughter Collen and Mr. Van Vleet were Sudnay guests at the Eide home. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Merkel had as guests Sunday; Mr, and Mrs, Christ Wetzel and daughter Verna Mae; Mr. and Mrs, Roy Rafferty and family of Heaton and Mrs, Adam Schander of St. Paul, Minn. George Gilbreath of Tuttle called on Frank Lambert Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, John Weisenberg of Tuttle and Lorraine Knittel visited Mr. and Mrs. John Merkel Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Williamson and family called at the Owen McIntyre home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rachel and family were Sunday guests at the Fred Pleines home. e | Hampton o By ELIZABETH KOPPY Mr. and Mrs. John Ohlhauser, Sr. visited at the Wm. Fried home near Hazelton, Monday. Fred Petrie and Robert Chesrown both of Linton called on the latter's father, Frank Chesrown, Wednesday evening, George, Russell and Clinton Law- ler, who are attending high school in Linton, spent the week-end here. Mr, and Mrs. Steve Koppy and daughter, Elizabeth, and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Backhaus motored to South Dakota points Friday on a combined business and pleasure trip. Miss Lillian Becker spent Saturday in Linton with friends. M Louise Gregory was a weck- juest et her home in Hazelton. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Backhaus visited at the Paul Marshall home near Livona Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Petrie accom- panied by their niece of Linton, called on friends in this vicinity Sunday af- ternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Koppy, accom- panied by Mr. and Mrs. Jolin Ohl- hauser, Sr., motored to Bismarck and Ft. Rice Monday. At the latter place they visited with the former's son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Rebenitsh. > Telfer | OO By MRS. WM. McMURRICK The Telfer 4-H Poultry club held its last meeting for the year at the Dietrick home. following of- licers were elected: Matt Dietrick, president; Geo. McMurrick, vice pres- ident; James Fields, secretary and Rodney Allensworth, treasurer. Mrs. Frank Buckley of Bismarck is visiting at the B. 8. Buckley home. Sunday visitors at the Buckley home included Mrs. Glen Oder and daugh- ter Dolores, Louise Gardner, Helen Becknall and Mr. and Mrs, Bernard Davenport Ethel McMurrick visited at the Charles Boyd home in Bismarck Sat- urday, é The ladies of the Glencoe church plan to have their annual chicken supper Friddy, Oct. 30. Lyman By CLARA & WANTTAJA Arthur Magnus and sons Clarence and Lynn accompanied by Woodrow peal returned from Minnesota Sat- ay. Mr. and Mrs. Seth Harju epesik Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Josephson and family. Walfred Antilla and Elmer Jarvis left Saturday for Montana, Wayne Inget accompanied Dan Wahlman to Minnesota Monday. Sulo Eckholm returned to his home here Thursday. here ‘Thursday | Missouri e——_______— -_—_--+- -— | Richmond 1 ——+4 By MARTHA SOSSERT Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stroh visited at ning. ‘Albert, Bossert and Henry Jacobson returned from Iowa Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Risch and family have been guests of Mr. and Mrs, Adolph Degner the past week. Wing — sht Saturday wel 5 gat Engel, Al- Le chard We- 5 Berg. dois Bossert. Garth Scallon, Ar- an Alice Johns spent the their respective homes, iperintendent By MRS. K. R. SNYDER Mrs, Andrew Irvine accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Alex Anderson to Bis- Miss Lucille Shaw, teacher of Fort Rice school, was a Tuesday supper guest at the James Robidou home, Misses Carrie Hapel and Caroline Irvine and Elton and Robert Ander- re{zon spent the week-end at their re- spective homes here. i Mr. Mrs, Ramus Robinson were visitors at the Emory Woodworth home Sunday. Many attended the house party giv- en at the William Ferguson home Saturday evening. Dancing was the main diversion, ‘ Mr, and Mrs. Willet Hartley and son Donald and Warren Haines of Jacob Spitzr and daughter | ' Mr, and Mrs, Fred Klawitter had Riverview \ By MISS PHYLLIS WORST Bismarck Saturday included Miss {Ethel Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. John Flannigan and son Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Hogue, Mrs. Her- {man Worst and daughter, Mr. and | Mrs. Gus Hogue, Jr., and Edward logue, Alberta Worst spent the week-end at her parental home. Raymond Flannigan visited sever- al days at the William Morris home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Art Robins of Bis- marck were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Flannigan and son Ray- mond. as dinner guests Thursday, Mrs. Herman Worst and daughter Phyllis, Mrs. John Fiannigan, and Paul Schonert. — | Northwest Kidder f —_—_—__————___—_—___6 By MRS. MABEL HAZLEGROVE Bill Stark was an overnight guest Wednesday at the Russell Kramer home. Lawrence Goldsmith attended’ the teachers’ meeting held in Dawson Friday. Ted Bender spent over Sunday with his folks. Mrs, Fred Wetzle and Dorothy Simers attended teachers’ institute Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Woodward and children, Clarence and Lucille, were in Tuttle Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stigelemeyecr and family have moved onto the place vacated by the Ed Ochsner family. Miss Dorothy Goldsmith accom- panied Rey. and Mrs. Bauch and fam- ily to New Rockford Sunday. ee | Canfield | —_—__—————_____———_6 By MES. A. F. GHYLIN The American Legion Auxiliary met at the A. Ghylin home Friday. Mrs. Rosenthal and Mrs. Register ot Bismarck were present. The next meeting will be at the John Carlson home Noy, Ist. The Homesteaders met at the Roy Little home Thursday. Nov. 5 was set as the date for the next meeting at the Gust Westerman home. Miss Maitrejean of St. Paul arrived at the Ghylin home Sunday for a few days visit. Callers & Bismarck from Canfield Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Little, Mr. and Mrs. B, O, Strand and son, Mrs. Anna Strand, Stanley Francis and Mr. and Mrs, A. Ghylin and sons, Mmes. Ole Olson, Du Bailey and A. Ghylin attended Aid at the A. F. Tourtelotte home Wednesday. Miss Matheaw and Miss Wood at- tended the Homecoming activities in Dickinson over the week-end. Mrs. Ira Bailey returned Saturday from Wisconsin where she spent some time with her son, Mrs. Lundberg, Mrs. Art Strand and Mrs. A. Ghylin attended the Auxil- jary round-up in Wilton Tuesday eve- ning. - Lein | By OLGA M. RISE Selma Rise spent several days visit ing at the M. E. Christenson home at MERCURY CROWDS ZERO OVER STATE | Light Snow Mantles Northern and Western Sections; | Minot ls Coldest Light snow mantled the ground and mercury crowded the zero point in several North Dakota areas as un- Seasonably low temperatures pre- vailed generally over the northern great plains area Thursday, accord- ing to O. W. Roberts, federal meteor- ologist. Lowest temperature reported in the state for the past 24-hour period was at Minot where the mercury touched zero. It was 1 above at Grand Forks, 2 above at Jamestown and 4 over the zero reading at Devils Lake, the latter point recording the lowest October reading in history, the Bis- marck weather bureau reported. In the extreme east and west, with the exception of Grand Forks, tem- peratures were higher with Williston reporting 12 above and Fargo 10. It was 10 above in Bismarck early Thurs- day morning. Light snow fell in the northern and western part of the state Wednesday night, weather bureau officials said. At Jamestown about a half inch of snow covers the ground. The North Dakota forecast is “more or less” cloudiness tonight and Friday, probably unsettled north portion and siowly rising temperatures. Cheers, Boos Welcome Al Smith to Chicago Chicago, Oct. 22.(4)—Former Gov. Al Smith of New York, who “took a walk” from the ranks of the Roosevelt supporters, was given a tumultous reception in which boos vied with cheers as he arrived here Thursday for an address tonight in behalf of Governor Alf M. Landon, Republican presidential nominee. Wearing his familiar brown derby, the 1928 Democratic standard bearer walked from the. train into the La alle street station. A crowd which overflowed onto the street and beyond. sent up a shout of approval. Then came boos which at times. nearly equalled the cheers in volume, Fifty policemen kept the crowd in order as Smith was received by a reception committee of 20 “Landon Democrats” and escorted to an auto- mobile.. Windows of the towering buildings along La Salle street were immediately filled with spectators, who unloosed a flood of torn up Paper. Smith's talk tonight, his only one of the campaign in the middle west, was scheduled for (C8T). High School Editors Meet at University Grand Forks, N. D., Oct, 22.—(P)— Preparations to receive more than 100 delegates to the sixteenth annual Northern Interscholastic Press Asso- ciation three-day conference, which opens Thursday at the University of North Dakota, were complete Wed- nesday afternoon according to Direc- tor Bruce Westely of Cooperstown.. High school visitors and their ad- visors from North Dakota, South Da- kota, Montana and Minnesota be- gan arriving and advance regis- tration indicates’ that the nine Wilton. A large crowd attended the services conducted by Rev. Fylling of Mandan at the church Sunday. After services a farewell party was given for Mrs. Nyseth awd family who are leaving for Oregon this week to make their home, A large crowd gathered at the Ole Newland home Saturday evening where they gave a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Pederson and family. Mrs, B, N. Lein returned home Thursday after a week's visit with her daughter, Mrs. M, E. Christenson at Wilton, The P. T. A. meeting held in school No. 1 Friday evening was well attend- ed. Talks were given by Miss Marie Huber and F. E, McCurdy of Bis- marck. Mrs, M. E. Christenson and daugh- ter Muriel of Wilton spent the week- end at the B. N. Lein home. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Barkman were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Olson Sunday. Mrs. Oleanna Nyseth and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Varholdt and fam- ily, Hazel Lien and Catherine Lein "| makers club meeting at the John Ol- were supper guests at the M. A. Lien home Sunday evening. —_________® | Painted Woods | By MRS. JOE BROWN Jake Burke was a business caller at Washburn Tuesd: Among those attending the Home- son home Wednesday were Mrs. Tom Kjersten, Mrs. Anton Kjersten and Mrs, Jake Burke. Frank Johnson of Wilton was & caller at the Joe Brown home Wed- nesday. Nellie Burke returned to her home Wednesday after staying with her grandmother, Mrs, John Hummack the past few days. A large crowd attended the pro- gram given by Naomi Hagstrom and her pupils Friday night.” Refresh- ments were served at the close. Visitors at the John Hammack home Saturday afternoon were Mrs. Richard Olson, Mrs, Orla Hammack and Mrs, Joe Brown and children, Marvin and Doris. Wilton shoppers Saturday were: Mr, and Mrs. Harold Lange, Mr. and Mrs, John Olson and children, Har- old and Orvetta, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Eng- ,strom and son Murvin, Ivan Holden and Ralph Burke. —____ Sibley Butte { By MES. ELMER BLOOMQUIST Miss Vivian Larson is from Cooperstown will be the larg- est delegation while two from Glen- dive, Mont., will travel the farthest. President John C. West of the uni- versity welcomed the delegates to the campus at the opening conven- tion session Thursday morning. Two round-tables and a news-writing con- test completed the morning sched- ule. Carlton Lee, acting head of the university journalism department, and E. W. Butler of Grand Forks high school will lead the discussions. Local Hospitals Are On Accredited List Both Bismarck hospitals and 8t. Joseph’s hospital at Dickinson are among the North Dakota institutions placed on the accredited list by the American College of Surgeons this year, according to the annual year- book which arrived in Bismarck Thursday. To be accredited a hospital must meet the high standards as to equip- ment and methods of management laid down by the college..Each hos- pital is inspected annually and un- less it keeps up to date is removed from the accredited list. The statement shows that the Bis- marck hospital and St. Alexius hos- pital here have 140 beds each while St. Joseph's at Dickinson has 96 beds. Miss Monica Walter and John both of Dickinson. Mary Hatzenbuhler, rural jon, and Fred Obritschgewitscn, Mi Josephine Bloz and Clement Kadermas, both of rural Dickinson. Miss Ottilia Selinger and Frank Hegel,. both of 8t. Pius, Miss Esther McLaughlin, Dodge, asd Joseph Fischer, Halliday. Mi Clara Glamset, Carbury, and Eldridge Pogwett, Dickinson, Miss Phyllis C. Madsen, Alexander, and Herbert Lundin, Watford City. Miss Elsie Mae Chapman and Gor- don Reed, both of Pettibon iss Anna Gross &nd Chris Nelson, both of Tappen, Miss Vera L. Diers, Dickinson, and Clarence Paulsrud, Lemmon, 8. Miss Josephine M. Knutson, Thomp- son Falls, lont,, and Acthur O, Erick- oplar, Mont., -formerly of Hallan, Turtle Lake, Har, Garrison, er, Garrison, and Schadler, Turtle Lake. Mrs, Rachel Becker, Beu Reinholt Fuller, Oakland. Call rs, Elsie Edlinger Walters, Ep- jrorth, and Milford A. Halvorson, Pa- jermo, Miss Clara Berg and Dean McMon- agle, both of White Earth. ‘Miss Carrie Driver and Glen Fox, both of Van Hook. Chang Soo Lee (left), 36-year-nid Chinese servant of wealthy 84-year-old Mrs. L. W. Churchill, was charged with assault with intent to kill at White Plains, N. Y., after Mrs. Churchill’s niece, Mrs. Louise Reeves, and her husband, George Reeves, of Indianapolis became mysteriously il! during a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Reeves & are shown on right. (Associated Press Photos) With a “Hello, Colonel” and “How are you, Governor,” Alf Landon and Col. Frank Knox, his vice presidential tunning mate on the Republican ticket, met in Topeka, Kas., to swap campaign tales and pian final strategy in their Anti-New Deal drive. With them is Mrs. Knox. (Associated Press Phot.) Patricia Olson, 17-year-old daughter of the late Gov. Floyd Olson, of Minnesota, is shown in the Minneapolis -campaign headquarters of Sen. ator Elmer Geneon, seeking the governorship. Miss Olson works in the Benson headquarters after school. (Associated Press Photo) Patriotism is born early -in Syria, as this 4-ycar-old mem- ber of the Iron Shirts. militia demonstrates. The lad,- hand aloft in salute, is joining in the wvelcome to:the Syrian delega- returning. to. Damascus fronr Paris, after. signing the Franco-Syrian treaty. The pact Syria frqgn the French mandate, giving her ‘virtual in- ~ dependence, co ‘ y possibility ef a Black Legion organ- poke on fachi je Wilshere 02, of the polics antl. McGarry