The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 30, 1936, Page 8

Lein | | | —— Ol” | By MRS. K. 8. SNYDER By OLGA M. RISE Mrs. John Birkeland, Gayle and Clifford visited at the Ole Spiide home Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs, M. A. Lien and fam-{ ily of Kidder county, Mrs. Helmer Ar- | neson and Hazel Lien spent Sunday at the Ted Varholdt home. | Members of the township board met ®t the C.'M. Bjerke home Tuesday. Mrs.’ Helmer Arneson and Hazel Lien were visitors at the M. A. Lien | home Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Tilmer Lien spe! Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Lien’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Botnen, near Steele. Mr, and Mrs. D. D. Barkman vis- ited Sunday at the Geo, Pehl home} near Arena, ih Fred Heidt spent several days at| Bismarck where he was under doc- | tors’ are for an injured hand. Mrs. Helmer Arneson, Hazel Lien, Ed Nygaard, Mrs. A. H. Helgeson, daughter Colleen, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lien, Valdemar Lien and George Vik transacted business at Bismarck the past week. The Luther League will met at the church Sunday, Nov. 1, at 2 o'clock Brittin By O. DUTTON Mr. and Mrs. John Craven were Monday evening visitors at the Fred Robinson home, Mr. and Mrs. Knute Hanson and family visited relatives in this vicin- ity over the week-end. Mrs, E. M. Whitteaker spent Friday visiting Mrs. M. M. Dralle in Moffit. Miss Lillian Lee was a week-end guest at the C. D, Kimball home. The Misses Lillian and Buryl Craven and Harry Robinson spent the week-end at the John Craven home, Mmes. H. Crawford, J. Hoover and Dutton were dinner guests Tuesday at. the Dralle home in Moffit and at- tended the party at the Claire Por- ter home in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Craven and family were Wednesday dinner guests at the Dave Kershaw home. Miss Eleanor Crawford left Wed- nesday evening for Salem, Ore., where she will spend the winter with relatives. Mr, and Mrs. Dave Kershaw and family went to Hazelton Sunday to attend the wedding of their niece, Miss Ernestine Renschler. o—____________—_ | Painted Woods >——————_-® By MRS. JOE BROWN t! The Painted Woods 4-H club and Jeader, Miss Naomi Hagstrom, mo- ored to Bismarck Friday to take part m the: Achievement Day program held there. Mrs..Tom Kjersten and Mrs. Anton Kjersten were Wilton shoppers Sat- urday, Dinner guests at the Tom Morgan home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Morgan and children, Mr. and Mrs. John Oshanyk and children. ‘Wilton shoppers Saturday were Mr. and Mrs, Wallace Anderson, Carl Erickson, Adolph Peterson, Art Han- son, Mr, and Mrs. Tom Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Spitzer, Fred Brown, Jake Bitner, Fred Mitchell, Iver Erickson, Emery Johnson and Gust Larson, also Mrs. Wm. Leben and Mr. and Mrs. August Kilian. | Mr. and Mrs. Iver Erickson and children were dinner guests at the M. . Berger home in Bismarck. Supper guests at the Everett Hare home Sunday night were Mr. and Mrs, Joe Brown and children. Lloyd Maynard left Sunday for Minnes where he is employed, after v: ng with his wife and chil- dren the last few 8, Dinner guests at the Joe Brown home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Brown and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Erickson and daughters Lucille and Vivian were supper guests at the Adam Ollenber- ger home at Macomber Thursday. Ecklund By ELBIE MURREY Mr. and Mrs. John Partyke, daugh- ter Bertha and son Edward were call- ers in Bismarck Saturday. Virginia Murrey was a overnight! guest at the Wm. Partyke home Sat-| urday. were Mr. and Mrs. Louie Spitzer, Mr. and Mrs. Al Holden, daughter Sara, Mp.. and Mrs. Steve Murrey, daugh- ters, Margaret, Virginia, Donna and Delores, and Mrs. Bachman and son Leonard. Mrs. Joe Poole, Jr., who has been | staying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Partyke, returned to her} home in Fargo Thursday. | Qle Johnson spent the week-end/ with his parents. | Riverview By MISS PHYLLIS WOKST Mrs. Herman Worst was a week- end guest at the home of her nicce, Mrs. Frank Mayo, .Sr., of Bismarck. Capital City shoppers Saturday in- cluded Mr. and Mrs. John Flannigan, Miss Ethel Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Worst and daughter Phyllis, John Carlson and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hogue, Sr., and daughter Mae. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hogue, Jr., were Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John in. Flanniga: Y - Rock Hill . ‘By RUTH LETTLE Mr. and Mrs. Guss Graf motored Sati |home Saturday. | Business callers in Wilton Saturday \" | i Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hartley and daughter Joan of Bismack were Mon- cay visitors at the John Crawford home. Miss Helen Doehle of Moffit was an overnight guest at the Leslie Clark On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Clark and son Wayne and Miss Doehle motored to the latter's home where they were dinner guests. Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Snyder and family were Sunday dinner guests at the James Robidou home. -—_—_—_——__—_—__——_-—__-* | Christiania p eed eebta ones steams J By MRS. ALFRED OLSON Ingvald Ingebritson from Windom, Minn., made a short stop at Alfred Olson's Wednesday evening en route to White Earth, N. D. The regular township board meet- ing was held Tuesday afternoon at the home of the clerk, Elder Elness. Rev, and Mrs. Fietchener from Na- poleon were overnight guests at the Christ Schoon home Sunday, leaving tor Bismarck Monday morning. The following from this vicinity at- tended the supper and sale giyen by —® {ihe Catholic Ladies’ Ald of Wing, Sat- urday evening: Mr. and Mrs. Clem Clooten and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ol- son. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hanson and daughters were supper guests at Christ Schoons Tuesday evening. The following were Bismarck call- ers the past week: Bob Sharp, Har- old+Stuckman, Bill Schoon, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hanson and baby, Mr. and Mrs, Ed Gibson and Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Olson. Mrs. Bill Laub and daughter Rosa of Driscoll spent Thursday with Mrs. Laub’s sister, Mrs. Christ Schoon. Jake Stern of Sykeston, N. D., vis- ited at the Ed Gibson home Sunday. PaaS wesone Sekper eeea | Northwest Kidder | o—_____________—__ By MRS. MABEL HAZLEGROVE Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray were callers in Tuttle Wednesday. Steele callers Friday were: Herbert Lundeen and Mr. Prien, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Gray and Mabel Hazelgroye. Ernest Olstead is here from the west and is visiting at the Floyd Bro- lin home. Roy Kraemer returned home Satur- day from a CCC camp near Salmon, Idaho. Mr, and Mrs. Russell Kramer were shoppers in Tuttle Saturday. Pete Domoggalla and Ed Brucevin were here from Minnesota for a tew days. Ped Bender spent a few days this week with his folks north of Tuttle. o—_——________-__—__ Lyman | By CLARA E WANTTAJA Mr. and Mrs, Jake Banttari and son Ernest, and Mr. and Mrs. Pound arrived here from Minnesota last Monday for a visit with relatives and friends, Miss Martha Siirtola spent week-end at the Inget home. A large crowd attended the shower held Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Seth Harju at the Gust Eckholm home. The couple received many gifts in- cluding a purse. Miss Josie Olson is spending a few days at her home here. Bismarck callers Saturday were: Mr. and Mrs. Emory Boss, Edward Banttari, Josie Olson, Mrs, George Sedevic and daughter Jeanne, Arthur Magnus, Louis Olson, Jessie Pettis, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Banttari and Earl Waisti. Clifford Olson returned to his home here Sunday after spending the sum- mer at the Dave Spangberg home near Regan. William Hokana is spending a’ few days at the Inget home. Miss Selma Eckholm spent the week-end at her home here. Mrs. Arthur Magnus returned home from Minnesota last week. * Mrs, Einard Juhala and son Donald and Mrs, Harry Hedstrom were visi- tors at the Gilbert Anderson home Saturday evening. eo —_—___-‘® | Clear Lake the By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN Ralph Meyer, engineer of the local road machine, was injured Wednes- day when one of his arms became en- tangled in the machine. He was taken to Bismarck by Carl Doerr where he received medical attention. Mr. and Mrs. C. F, Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hansen, Jr., of Wash- ington, D. C., and C. C. Christensen of Pipestone, Minn., visited several days at the Albert Christensen home. Mrs. C. F. Hansen is a sister of Albert Christensen, and C. C. Christensen is his brother. Mrs. Harold Olson and baby visited over tha week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Anderson. Mrs. Marie Olausen and son, Er- ling were Sunday visitors at the Har- old Christianson home. . Dr. and Mrs, W. N. Cook of Indian- apolis, Ind., arrived for a visit at the Albert Christensen home Tuesday. Mrs. Cook is a sister of Mrs, Chris- tensen. -—$<$<$<$<_—_______—_—_+ | Wing By ANNA MARIE MUELLER Mr. and Mrs. John Mueller and son Bernard, and Mrs. R. B. Jacob- ‘son and. daughter Geraldine returned shome Tuesday evening after spending seyeral weeks with friends and rela- tives in California. 4 Mr, and Mrs. 8. E. Laschkewitsch and daughter: Cleo of Goodrich, and children of Bismarck visited end. Mr. and Mrs, J. Stiegelmeier of near Goodrich were callers at the Mueller home Saturday. Josie Olson is visiting friends and relatives in Marion, N. D., for a few days. Alice McCloskey spent the week- end at her parental home here, She is teaching school near Moffit. me topirn cts | Phoenix By LINDA BAILEY Albert Eide was a caller Tuesday evening at the Ed, Cloud home. Omer Cloud was in Tuttle on busi- ness Wednesday. Miss Marie Oderman was a week- end guest at the Ben McCluskey home. Miss Fae Roberts spent the week- jend at the McIntyre home. Mrs, Adolph Weber was a Monday afternoon visitor at the Romeo Bai- ley home. Heaton | By SARAB HEINLE Edwin Heinle spent the week-end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. Wagner. and daughter Helen visited at the Adolph Bender home Sunday. The marriage of Frank Brezden and Martha Mattis took place at the Presbyterian church Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. E. Keck were din- ner guests at the Carl Schatz home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Brezden mo- tored to Bismarck Monday, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Wagner and pons were Turtle Lake callers Satur- jay. : Driscoll | By DELLA MAE OLSON Miss Mildred Wright, a student at Dickinson State Teachers’ college, spent the week-end at her home, Mr. and Mrs. John Mount visited relatives at Baldwin Sunday. Miss Meriwyn Baker of Glasgow, Mont. has been a recent visitor at the Earl Baker home. { Mrs, Jake Ensz entertained a group of relatives and friends at a birthday party for her husband Thursday eve- ning. William Seaber of Marion, N. D., was a week-end visitor at the Henry Van Horn home while en route from) Washington. . The Nyseth family of Kidder county and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Pederson and family left Saturday for the west. The Nyseth family will reside at Salem, Oregon, and the Pedersons at Seattle, Wash. H. M. Ward and Lawrence Hull of Bismarck spent. the week-end at home. Telfer | By MRS. WM. McMURRICK Mr. \and Mrs, Jacob Dietrick return- ed from a two-weeks’ trip Monday. While gone they visited relatives in Canada and Montana. ‘The members of the Telfer 4-H club attended the banquet sponsored by the Rotary club in Bismarck Fri- day night. After spending the week-end at the home of his grandparents in Bis- marck, Rodney Allensworth returned home Sunday. Glen Oder returned from a trip to Montana Wednesday. Rey. C. A. Balcom and son Curtis were dinner guests at the Wm. Mc- Murrich home Sunday. The Glencoe-Stewartsdale young people will hold their next meeting at the B. G. Buckley home Sunday eve- ning at 7:00. Ovrinne Buckley will be the leader Harriett By LOIS WILLIAMSON Mr. and Mrs. B. Barkman visited Mr, and Mrs. George Pehl, Jr., Sun~ day. Mr, and Mrs, Bill Roth and family and Lee Dell of Heaton were Sunday afternoon visitors at the Wm. Merkel home. A party was given for Arnold Plienes at the Fred Plienes home Sat- urday evening. ‘Those who attended teachers’ insti- tute from this vicinity Friday, were Mr. and Mrs, Bernard Zimmer and Mrs. Van Vieet. Bismarck business callers Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wetzel and daughter Verna Mae, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Weitstock and son Burel, Mr. and Mrs. John Merkel, Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Weitstock and family, Mr, and Mrs. Bernard Zimmer, Mrs. Van Vleet, and Eng. Eide, Jr. the A. L. Felton home over the | As rebel forces hammered at the oS gates of Madrid, outlying Spanish provinces stil) neld by government forces rushed reinforcements to the defense of the capital city. From Valencia came this cumbersome armored car. to bolster the government's other mechanized units. The car ts pictured as it rumbled along a country road en route to Madrid. —_—— Burnt Creek | By MISS JANICE M. CODDINGTON Saturday callers in Bismarck were Mr. and Mrs, Val Steiner and family, Mr, and Mrs, Bill Morris, Bill Miller, Mr, and Mrs, Tony Wigle and fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Bertch, Mr. and Mrs.. Walter Paul, Mrs. John Flannagan Gilbert Sather, Matt An- dahl, Glen Kleven and Mr, and Mrs. Fred Klawatter. Miss Ducy Steiner acted as brides- maid for her aunt when she was married in Richardton Oct. 15. Mr, and Mrs. John Haybeck were supper guests of the H. E, Coddington family Monday. Bertram Coddington was a guest of Alfred Haybeck the past week. Bertram Coddington left for Grané Forks Monday morning. [ Hampton By ELIZABETH KOPPY Visitors at the Steve Koppy home Tuesday evening were Mr. and Mrs. John Ohlhauser, Sr., Mr. and Mrs, John Ohlhauser, Jr., and John Back- haus. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Koppy and son Math attended a card party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Fischer of Livona Wednesday evening. Mr. Koppy was tendered first prize. Among the teachers of this vicin- ity who attended the teachers’ con- ference in Linton Friday were: Thomas Yetter and the- Misses Ruby Honey and Louise Gregory. The Hampton Homemakers club sponsored a card party Friday even- ing at the Frank Lawler home in honor of their husbands and families. Eight tables of whist were played with high honors going to Mrs. Mc- Clain and Carl Woods. Lunch was served at midnight. ° . Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Grenz visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grosman near Hazelton Sunday eve- ning. Visitors at the Herman Backhaus' home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gappert, daughter Corrine, Mrs. Caroline Backhaus, Mr. and Mrs. John Weber and family, all of Lin- ton, Mr. and Mrs. John Backhaus and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Schnai- ble and son Curtis. ——_—____—____—_-* | Canfield | By MRS. A. F. GHYLIN Miss Eleanor Moltrejean of St. Paul, Minn., arrived here and spent a week visiting friends. Monday she left for California where she plans! on_ spending the winter. Dinner guests at the Ole Olson| home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. James Olson, Glenn Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olson and family, Mr. and Mrs. _A..Ghylin and sons, and. Miss Moitrejean, : Sidney Cook,.Fred Olson and Mr. and. Mrs,.D. B. Cook called. at the Ira Bailey home Sunda: Clair ‘Ghylin spent: the week-end at the Ole A, Olson home in Wing. Quite a few attended the Auxiliary party at the Cabin Friday eve- ning, Mrs, Harry Davenport and Roy Little won high honors and Miss Selma Moilenan and C. Kettleson, the consolation awards. Bert Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Ghylin and Miss Moitrejean were supper guests at the Ole Olson home Tues- day. | Schrunk | @ By EDNA MARCHANT Alvin Roth of Tuttle was visiting at his grandfather's home for a few days this week. % Arthur and Lydia Witt were over- night guests at the Christ Wents home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, John Riele of Mc- Clusky and Lorraine. Wentz were din- ner and supper’ guests at the Roy Marchant home. Mr, and Mrs, Mike Panjkovik and daughter and Mr. and Mrs, John Riele were dinner guests at the John Witt home. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Marchant mo- tored to McClusky Friday where Mr. Marchant had some dental work done. Mr, and Mrs, Jim Novy and Emma Hiembuck motored to Bismarck Mon- aay. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schuh and family of Regan visited at the John Riele home last Sunday. Edward Stroh motored to Bismarck Sunday where he visited friends, Frances By MRS, WALTER DIETZMAN Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fischer visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Trygg Monday evening. Louis and Paul Owen were callers at the Kershaw and Dietzman homes Saturday. Floyd Owen, John Olsen, Mr. and Mrs, Paul McCormick and daughter were callers in Bismarck Saturday. Some of the young folks from this vicinity attended the 4-H club dance at McKenzie Saturday night. —_——_* Welch's Spur By MES. RB. WELCH Mrs. Glen Oder accompanied Mrs. Alice Knudtson to Bismarck one day the first part of this week. Miss Violet Ericson and Miss Mil- dred Schnase, local teachers, attend- ed a teachers’ meeting in Apple Creek district Wednesday. Leo Doppler, who has spent several months in Wyoming and Montana, arrived home Thursday. Glen Oder, who visited the past week in Mon- tana, returned the same day. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dorman and son Theodore, Mr. and Mrs. John Welch and nephews, .John Richter and eldest daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Albert: Anderson, Miss Mildred Schnase, Mrs, Ruth McMurrich and daughter, Miss Violet Ericson, W. F. Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mal- lard and children, and Mr. and Mrs. | Robert Welch and. family were Bis- marck visitors Saturday. (Sn SIN SHEEN NSAI APART ployed-at ‘the Patterson ranch, © Hazelgrove By Mrs, Allen Frasier Allen Frazfer was e dinner guest: the Ephraham Schaeffer home near McClusky Thursday. A large crowd attended the party given by Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jaton Saturday night. Among: those at- tending from this vicinity were Mr. and Mrs. August Birch and family; Mr, and Mrs, Otto Birch and chil-, dren; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kraft and son Terence, and June and Mar- bps Kraft, and Ester and Floyd Fra- ler. Misses Laura Little and Nina Mc- Allister of Bismarck called at the Metalyee end John Bailey homes last week, Mr. and Mrs, Herman Neiters, Her- man, Jr., Harold, Vivian, Mary Alice, and Marjory were supper guests last Sunday at the John Bailey home. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Krien and Elaine were Goodrich shoppers Saturday. Emanuel and Theodore Fode end Christ Merkel of Bismarck accompa- nied by Eva Degner and Martha Guerin were callers at the Alvic Guerin home Sunday. ————_—__—_—————_* Sibley Butte | By MRS. ELMER BLOOMQUIST A large crowd gathered to charivari Mr..and Mrs. Pat Manly Saturday evening at the Manly home in Mc- Kenzie. The couple were married at Bismarck Saturday afternoon. , O. J. Roth and L. B. Roth made & » [business trip to Minneapolis ‘this week. : Miss Vivian Larson returned to Bismarck Sunday evening to resume her work. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Roth and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Tompkihs and son, Mr. Roy Riggs and daughter Ruth of Bismarck, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Campagna and son Renald were visi- sere of Mr. and Mrs. August Klip- stein, Minot, Mrs. Bertine Sands and Miss Laura Tayler, Mandan, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Abelien. oo oe The Cheerful Stitchers “and the Poultry clubs enjoyed the annual banquet Friday evening. Dorothy Wood ' was elected president of the Burleigh county 4-H clubs, Shoppers in the Capital City Sat- urday were J. Betz, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yochim and daughter, Mrs. Ed. Ebel- ing, Mr. Van Ness, A. C, Dance and daughter Marion, Mrs. R. L. Malard, Elmer Agnew and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Knoll and family. Twenty-five Menokenites attended Mrs. Otto Ayers and. Mrs. Oliver of Mason City, Is. visited Mrs. bag hes, McKensie, Friday. People’s Forum —The Tribune wel- in subjects of intere lcallug with contro- us subjects, which attack ft uals unfairly, or which offend good taste and fair play will be returned to the writ. All letters MUST be. signed. own na the right to lotters as may be necessary to conform to this policy and to re- quire publication of a writers name where justice and fair play mal it advisable. All letters must be imited to not more thas 600 ras. FARMER'S. WIFE ASKS QUESTION Bismarck, N. D., Oct. 27, 1936, Editor, Tribune: As the time to cast our votes comes again an old question comes back te me. Namely this: Why do the citi- zens of cities which have their own | public school systems, have the right to vote for a candidate for the office of county superintendent? Take in Burleigh county, for in- stance. Who elects our county super- intendent? The people of Bismarck, of course. Does this seem exactly fair and does it not defeat the purpose "| of the system of selecting officers in Johnsons and Thompsons. Mr, and Mrs. Gunder Hagen left Saturday for Circle, Mont. where they were called by the illness of Mrs. Hagen’s mother. Wallace Anstrom of Bismarck is spending « few days with Norman Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Taylor were visitors in this community Monday. — | McKenzie | By MRS. T. T. HUGHES ‘The Ladies’ Aid wag entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Henry Larson. Committees were ‘appointed in charge of refreshments and enter- eauning at the supper Wednesday eve- ing. Buddie Hughes was taken to Bis- marck Sunday where he received treatment for a broken arm. turned home Monday. M. A. Doucette left Sunday for Fargo where he will be employed. Mr. and Mrs. di. R. Raeshke, accom- panied by Mr. and Mrs. EF. L. Adams and Eddie, Jr., motored to Goodrich where they were guests of Mr. Raesh- ke's parents and other relatives, Mrs. Roy Wildfang and son John- Vernon, Washington, her parents there the past three weeks. Miss Clara Habeck visited at Valley City Friday and Saturday with Miss this manner? Our officer is respon- sible to you for the manner in which he conducts the work of supervising our schools. Personally, I do think this office should not be a political one. Why could not our superintendent receive | his position as the county agent does his? It surely is important enough | to require special preparation and he should not be hampered in his duties as many are now by the fear of losing votes by every action. I wish that others would express themselves on this matter. The man- agement of our country schools is much more important than many people think. Mr. Editor, in describ- ing the great and near-great, just how often do you say, “He received his elementary education in the rural schools of such and such a place? A FARMER'S WIFE. Editor's note: The answer to the last question, though it prob- ably is intended to be rhetorical in nature, is “often.” The point raised is, on the whole, well taken, Yet there are some offsetting factors, more now than was the case a few years ago. In the first place, if rural voters alone were permitted to vote for county superintendent, they alone would have to pay the salary and expenses, now shared by all taxe payers in the county. In the sece ond place, the rural schools now receive considerable state aid, of which’ city folks contribute their full share. The proposal to have the coun- ty superintendent appointed prob- ‘ably may be a good one but it is ®@ question if this alone would eliminate the job from politics, Any open-minded appraisal of the county organization, including daughters motored to Eureka, 8, D., Sunday where they visited Mrs. Slovarp's parents. Mrs. Oliver Ong of Mason City, Ia., by Mrs, Otto Ayers and ' accompanied ‘Harry Sands, who. is employed at | daughters ‘of Menoken, was a. Friday dinner guest of Mrs. T. T. Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hughes motored to Bismarck Saturday where Mrs. Hughes received treatment for broken collar bone. Louella Robinson, Scottsboro, Als., negress, gave birth to three sets of triplets in eight years. Baritone, the male voice, registers lower than tenor and higher than In North Carolina the office of sher- iff was the first to be filled by popular the school system, indicates that improvements-could be made but to date there has been no general demand for them. Until such de- mand {s Voiced and generally sup- ported we probably will go along asweare, Today’s Recipe % Orange Cake An orange cake will blend nicely with the appointments for your Hal- Joween dinner party. Cream together %4 cup butter and 1 cup sugar, then add 2 well-beaten egg yolks, % cup orange juice and J tablespoon grated orange rind. Mix well, then sift into the batter, to~ gether, 1 2/3 cups flour and 2 tea- spoons baking powder. Beat, then fold in stiffly beaten whites of 2 eggs. Bake in 2 greased layer tins in mod- erate oven for about half an hour. Use a boiled icing, flavored with 1 tablespoon grated orange rind and 3 drops bitter almond extract. Drought-stricken. Henderson (Ky.) county farmers are buying hay im- ported from Illinois, Farm Agent H. R. Jackson report *- An-aunt and uncle of Mr. and Mrs.|- John Richter and a number of friends from the Minot vicinity visited at the Richter home’ Sunday. | Tus Curious Wortb Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Liebegt and Miss Martha Schock of Fresno, Calif., arrived here Sunday evening to spend a month with their parents. Still By N. 0. HAGSTROM Mrs; Conrad Johnson. received word Sunday of the sudden death of her nephew, Alvin Richard of Min- neapolis, the son of Mrs. Cora Richatd of Wilton. Funeral serv- ices will be held in Wilton. Miss Annetta Erickson and Mrs. Anthony Erickson attended the Aux- illary meeting held at the Rudolf Hagen home in Painted Woods town- shin Wednesday evening. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Trygg of Tryse township spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Axel Asplund home. Mrs. John Asplund and son Nor- man and Miss Laura Benson visited with Mrs. Vernon Nordauist Monday. Mr..and Mrs. Vernon Nordquist and dauehter “Arlyce Mae, Miss Celia Smith and Ila Hayes were among those who were guests at the: John Asplund home Sunday, the occasion being Mr. Asplund’s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hagstrom were supper guests of Mr, and Mrs. Law- rence, Spitzer of near Bismarck Sat- Mrs, Chas, Noon and daughter Na- T. Johnson. Miss Velma Johnson was an over- pene guest of Miss Nadine Noon Sat- ay. Mr. and Mrs. Marin Strand anti he CrONEERS 2 By William Ferguson AUGUST 19, 1925. (TS WEIGHT (S UNKNOWN, BUT THE DIMENSIONS, IN INCHES, WERE FOUND To GE | 9.8 BY 5.5 BY 4.7 DIO NOT INVENT! THE. INDIANS ‘BUILT SOD: HOUSES: BEFORE THE A\ \ OF WHITE MEN. International Harvester Company Bismarck, N. D. s b)