The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 11, 1936, Page 7

NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS mere ae and ed Roberts were Bismarck shoppers Saturday. Romeo Bailey and son, Raymond, Christ, Edward and Amelia Roth, and the Wolf boys were all Sunday callers at the Ed Cloud home. Martin. Hutchinson, Tuttle poultry buyer. called in this neighborhood Monday. Fae Roberts was a poeend visitor the Floyd Miller home Sunday eve- ning. Harriett | By LOIS WILLIAMSON Mr. and Mrs. Jake Wutzke were business callers in Bismarck Tuesday. Miss Olive Mutchler is spending several weeks with her sister, Mrs. O. G. Weitstock. Mrs. McCarl and daughters, Lois and Irene, who have been visiting Mrs. McCarl’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Wutzke, returned to their home at Driscoll Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Christ. Wetzel were business callers in Bismarck Monday. | i Mrs. Alex Neff, sons, Alex and, Arthur, and daughter Helen, Ida; ‘Wutzke and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mer- kel and family were Sunday after- noon callers at the Wetzel home. —_—___- ——_—_—_—* | Driscoll \ By DELLA MAE OLSON Friday evening the Driscoll high} school boys and girls basketball teams defeatedgthe Menoken ‘teams. The girls'score was 35 to 8 and the boys’, 23 to 2. Mrs. Henry Van Horn left last’ week for Wyoming. She was called there by the death of her step-father. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Repp of Fort Peck, Mont., are visiting the former's Parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Repp, The W. C. T. U. has: recently oa ganized a club here. Edre Erickson arrived here last week from Lansing, Mich. for a short visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Erickson. Mesdames A. H. Meland and Carl Meland were hostesses for the Ladies’ Aid Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Lulu Carr and Loren have left for Fingal, N. D. >——_——__————_? | Canfield By MES. A. F. GHYLIN Mrs.’ Anna Strand visited in Bis- marck Saturday. Mrs. Roy Little, Mrs. Ole Wold, Mrs. Harry Davenport, Mrs. Ole Ol- son, Mrs. Dee Bailey met at the Ghy- lin home Thursday and tied a quilt to send away for Christmas. The Homesteaders will have their. next -social meeting at the Bill Michelsen home Dec. 17. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Elkins and Dee Bailey were business callers in Bis- marck Saturday. Mrs. Ira Bailey returned home Fri- day after spending sometime in Re- gan. Mrs. Ole Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Bailey and Oscar Olson were callers in Wing Friday. Mr. and “Mrs. A. Ghylin called at the Roy Little home Wednesday aft- ernon. Olaf Wold also was a caller. Hazel Wold was unable to go back to her school Monday as she was ill with quinsy. Trygg | A By MES. GEORGE NELSON — John Habeck stopped in Tuesday at the George Nelson home en route 2 the Fred Habeck home in McKen- ale. Mr. and Mrs. Eide of Arena were guests at the Nels Nelson home here last week. Ernest Kell, George Magnuson, Oscar Coleman and Melvin, Aldeen and Gerald Nelson were luncheon deal Wednesday at the Nels Nelson ome. / Gerald Nelson was a dinner guest Bese at the Art us home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hedstrom were visitors ‘Monday at the Gilbert Ceder- strom home, The Trygg Cederhill Homemakers club members assembled Wednesday, Dec, 2nd, at the Nels Nelson home. Seven members responded to the roll call. The meeting opened with the singing of a Christmas song. The second major project lesson was giv- en by the leaders. The January meet- ing of the club will be at the home of Mrs. Oscar Magnuson. Mr. and Mrs. Albin Spangberg and daughter Violet, Mrs. Katherine Kel- ler and son Tony, and Mr. and Mrs. at the.George Ne! | Wing By ELIZABETH MUELLER by Mrs. Hewiemee and Mrs. Nolan Wednesday at the former's home. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weber and i i greg Feeegtts if Uh tinal [uae a StS Mrs. John’ Mueller and ‘Weber acting as hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. George Sedi on guests at the James Bedives e, Mary Jane Olson left Sunday eve- | Wi ning for Valley City where she will attend college. Mrs. C. O. Kettleszon is os a few days at the Clarence Ket! home here, Mrs. Alex Neff and sons, Art and Alex, visited at the homes of Christ Wetzel and John Wutzke Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis and chil- cen spent Saturday and Sunday with and Mrs. Fred. Borth of Rockford. Mr, and Mrs, Mike Soya and 9) daughter, Mrs. Erickson, Roy were Sunday evening pe ery the Mrs. Ida Thorson home. Mr. and Mrs, Emil Moses and fam- ily were dinner guests at the Thor- son home Sunday. Brittin | o——_. —_—___—_@ By O. DUTTON Mr. and Mrs. William Mills are the Parents of a baby girl born Thuraday, . 10, at the home of Mrs. Meinover in Bismarck. Mrs, Albert Anderson, Miss Lillian ‘Lee and Mrs. Dave Kershaw were sues at a turkey supper at the John Craven home Wednesday evening. Miss Lydia Briscoe, W. 8. Triplett, Harve Stull, Mr. and Mrs, Jason Hoo- ver and George Lee, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Whitteaker and A. Giovannonoi were Bismarck’ shoppers Wednesday. Sunday dinner guests at the Dave Kershaw home were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Renschler, daughter and son, Teddy, Gf Hazelton, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Busch of Napoleon, Harry Robinson of Menoken, Mr. and Mrs. John Cra- ven and family, Miss Lillian Lee, Hank Werenga and Mark Kershaw. Charles Allens was an over- night visitor in Bismarck Wednesday. ¢—_—________¢4 | Welch's Spur | A ey By MES. BR. M. WELCH A number of severe sick cases have been reported in this locality this] ¢. week, Mrs. Otto Dorman is reported to have pneumonia, a doctor having been called to see her the latter part of the week. David Welch, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welch, was ill during the week. A doctor was consulted and it is believed that he had tonsillitis, Other cases of severe throat troubles, colds and grippe have been reported also. Lawrence Woodland trucked a load of hogs to Fargo for several farmers of this vicinity this week. Those con- tributing to the load besides himself were Mrs. Ruth McMurich, the Dop- pler brothers and John: and Robert Welch. Leo Doppler accompanied Mr. Woodland on the trip. Glen Oder, Clarence Doppler, John Welch, O. G. Davenport and Robert Welch were all Bismarck visitors Thursday. Several of the members of the Stewartsdale Missionary society from this immediate community attended the meeting at the home of Mrs, Edna Ericson Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Welch called at the Otto Dorman and Robert Welch homes Thursday evening. Glen Oder was‘ a visitor at the Doppler home Sunday. Chester Boyd made several calls in this community during the middle part of this week. | Clear Lake | ————_—__—____—_—_——__-® By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN A Farmers Union meeting was held at the town hall here Tuesday eve- ning. Election of new officers was the most important business con- ducted. “The next meeting will be at Driscoll. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Schoon and two sons spent Tuesday at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen, Bl and Mrs. Ole Nelsen visited lear Lake school Marie Olausen home after visiting the school. George and Albert Dronen were Poon dA alata the W. F. Keeler ome. L. B. Olson left Sunday fof Bis- son Jimmy visited Sunday with Mrs. Olson's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Anderson. Mrs. Olson atid son re- mained until Monday. Miss Lillian Keeler and her. sister Martha and brothers, Donald and Herbert, were Sunday visitors at the Nels Dronen home. Mr. and Mrs. Albert - motored to Bismarck Tuesday. © Paul Pasley was a Bismarck caller Frances the Edson hothe near Moffit Sunday. Lawrence McCormick and Alfred Schauer were callers at the-home of 3 PEELE; ay _ aa ‘Mark OF Cain On Him [—Tismpten By MRS. ALFRED OLSON Mrs. Anderson and Miss Benesh spent last week-end at their homes Bismarck, ur Telfer By MRS. WM. McMURRICK Bernita Fields, who is the delegate son| from the Telfer 4-H Poultry club to the state 4-H convention, left for Fargo Monday. The Gléncoe-Stewartsdale people gathered for a party in the the basement of the Glencoe church Fri- day z Mrs. Davenport, who has been visiting at the home of her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs, R. H. Woodland, returned to her home Saturday. Mr, and Mrs, William McMurrick and Mrs. Johnson visited at the O. Davenport home Monday. - —__———@ Wilson —_—_________¢ By MRS. JOHN A BERG Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wall, Ed. Vos- ler and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wall mo- tored to Bismarck Tuesday to visit Mrs, Ed Vossler who is very ill at a Bismarck hospital. Mr, and Mrs. Sam Berg and Sara Berg motored to Bismarck Tuesday where Sarah received medical aid. Rev. Lenker of Martin, N. D., and Rev. Himer of McClusky are conduct- ing evangelistic meetings at the Bethel church horth of Wilton. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Lang spent Monday at the Christ Wolf home. Mr. and Mrs. John Berg and fam- ily spent Sunday evening at the Mike Wall home. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reube of Wishek spent Sunday with Mrs. Ed Vassler. | Painted Woods — i By MES. JOE BROWN Axel Stenquist and William Brown were Bismarck callers Wednesday when Mr, Stenquist visited with his wife, who is ill in the Bismarck hos- pital. Mrs. Frank Riebe and sons, David ard Albert, were visitors at the Everet Hare home Friday. The Girls 4-H club held its regular monthly meeting at the Joe Brostrom home Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Oscar Brostrom is the new leader of the club. She succeeds Miss Hagstrom. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Taylor moved to Bismarck this week. They will make their home there from now on. Iver Erickson and Joe Brown were Wilton callers Monday. ———_—_—__________ Sibley Butte | By MRS. ELMER BLOOMQUIST Sunday visitors at the Elmer Bloom- quist home were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tompkins, and eon, Donald, and Mr. and Mrs, E. Lundquist. Mr. and Mrs, Paul Tompkins and son visited at the Henry Larson home Monday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Earl Evans and fam- ily visited at the E, Bloomquist home Monday evening. Mrs. Hepry Larson and her mother- in-law attended W.C.T.U. at the Roy Wildfang home Thursday. All board members were present at a school board meeting held at the home of the clerk, E. Bloomquist, Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hedstrom Mr. and Mrs, L, Davenport and children, and Mrs, Tompkins and Donald were visitors at the E. Bloomquist home . isa afternoon. TN Northwest Kidder By MRS. MABEL HAZLEGROVE Frank Gray and Russel Kramer were Tuttle callers Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Woodward and children, Clarence and Lucille, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kramer were guests a week ago Tuesday at the Gray home. Miss Opal Gray, who teaches south of Dawson, spent Thanksgiving and the week-end with her parents north of Tuttle. She accompanied Mr. and Mrs. John Mertz as far as Tuttle. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Woodward and children, Clarence and Lucille, were shoppers in Tuttle Saturday. Gene Kraemer is now working at the Carl Bender home. From there Miss Gray returned home with Mr. and Mts, Mertz to resume school duties. She also visited Mrs. Fred Wagner while in Steele. Mr, and Mrs, Fred Krien and fam- are now living on the Christ Hahn farm. The house where they formerly. lived was recently destroyed by fire. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kramer and marck, Bo eERERES egal After more than 30 years of ‘silence, gray-haired Ch Kohr (above), 64, confessed In Chicago to slay- ing his brother in Belleville, til Authorities there said a murder warrant would be sought. In his cell Kohr fretted that “the mark of Cain Is upon me.” (Associated Press Photo) Public is invited and all girls and women are asked to bring Lepireg Mr and Mrs, Fred Klawitter, Miss Charlotte Bevers and Alberta Worst called at the L, R. Bunker home last Monday. ; Lein By OLGA M. RISE Helmer Arneson, who has been & patient at the St. Alexius hospital in Bismarck for the past seven weeks, returned home Tuesday. He is re- covering as rapidly as can be ex- pected, it is reported. Dallas Barkman left last Monday morning for Bismarck, where he will act as juryman during the coming session of the district court. A farewell surprise party was given for Mrs. Ole Spilde at the church base- ment Sunday. Mrs. Spilde is leaving in the near future for Oregon, to join her husband and son, Knute. The following were business callers in Bismarck last week: Einar Spilde, Ed Nygaard, Selma Rise, Mrs. H. O. Arneson, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Varholdt and Hazel Lien. Miss Lucille Milman spent the week- end with relatives and friends in Bis- marck. Marion Hanson of Driscoll spent the week-end at the home of her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hanson. Mrs. Qle Spilde and son, Einar, vis- ited at the B. N. Lein and J. O, Rise homeg* Tuesday evening. Tilmer Lien and Einar Spilde were business callers in Steele Monday. e—___________—_-¢ | Still By N. 0. BAGSTROM Miss Josephine Brennelse of Regan was a week-end guest of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert Hagstrom, here. Rey. and Mrs. R. A. Greipp of Re- gan were callers in this community Friday. John Asplund and sons, Lloyd, Rob- ert and Kenneth, Emil Bergquist and Mr. and Mrs. Walfred Asplund and daughter Doris were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ned Asplund Sunday. Mrs. Signe Johnson visited with Mrs. Conrad Johnson and Mrs. Ed- win Johnson Friday. Bismarck shoppers last week were Mr. and Mrs, Albert Hagstrom, Mra. Signe Johnson, Mrs. E. T, Spitzer, George and Velma Johnson and Josephine Brenneise. George Johnson and Winston Cox motored to Wilton Sunday afternoon. ‘They were accompanied by Helen and Ruben Pearson, Doris and Helen Johnson nd Ingrid Hagstrom. The Swedish Mission church Sun- day school pupils and teachers met at the church Saturday to rehearse for their Christmas program. Watch for the date—soon to be announced, Miss Hilma Johnson of Regan high school spent the week-end at her home here. Mrs. Ole Hagstrom and her daugh- ter Nellie and son Oscar, and Mrs. E. T. Spitzer and daughter LaVonne were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Ned Asplund Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johnson visited with Mrs. John Johnson and son Rag- nar, Sunday and Monday. ——— | Richmond By MARTHA BOSSERT Mrs. Richard Weber and Bennie Weber were business callers in Bis- marck Saturday. They were also {Visitors at the Frank McCullough home. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stroh and their sons, Ted and Paul, visited at the Mr, and Mrs. Jake Leno and son vis- ited at the Richard Weber home Sat- urday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Engel and Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Engel returned from Garrison Tuesday. They had i FR? i f i E i BFE tr Hi i j i i E i i ai ie = tt 4 ° | ° Serr called the mare Keepey hone Sunday sree, {Schrunk | —______ By EDNA MARCHANT Edward Stroh was a dinner guest at the Roy Marchant home Thureday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Marchant were McClusky business While it visited with . John Rule. Mr, and Mrs. ©. B, Knudson and family visited at the John Witt home eS ee eee Sterling | By SHIRLEY STEWART The Sterling boys and girls basket- ball teams opened practice for the coming ‘season Monday night. Mrs. William Twilling, Verona Jen- sen, Laura Langley and Teefor Jam- goshian were business callers in Bis- marck Tuesday. Laura and Beasie Langley spent the una at their home in Clear Lake wnshi; Mrs. Maude E. Langley returned home Tuesday noon from Bingham Lake, Minn, Thete she attended the funeral of her husband, who was buried near there. Miss Jessie Greenwood spent the week-end in Bismarck visiting friends. She returned Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Elder Elness and Mrs. Eisus Elness were business callers in Bismarck Wednesday. Mrs. Ernest Johnson end daughter, Delores, were school visitors Wednes- day afternoon, Shirley Stewart was a dinner guest be Shirley and Thelma Freshour Sun- ay. Ira Sammon, Mrs. H. Berch and son, George, and daughters, Ruth and Edith, visited at the George Lee home over the week-end. The basketball season had its in- augural for the Sterling Independent team this fall with the first practice Wednesday night, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stewart and Mr. and Mrs, Mat Brown were busi- ness callers in Bismarck Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. Selmer Dyrstad ® few days at Bottineau, N. D., viait- ing friends and relatives inst’ week. —_—@ —<—______. Lyman | By CLARA & WANTTAJA Visitors at the Wentteja home last Sunday were Mr. and Mrs, Seth Gyl- den and family, Melvin Erickson, Severi Eckholm, Frank Holmes and Armas Kangas, Eino Eckholm was a Sunday visitor at the Arne Antilla home. Mr, and Mrs. Seth Harju visited at the Ed Olson home Sunday. marck callers Monday. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Hedstrom and Mrs, Einard Juhala and son, Donald, were visitors at the Louis Olson home. A number of friends surprised Bill Wanttaja Thursday evening in honor of his birthday, which was on Sun- day, Nov. 29. Mrs. Bill Wanttaja and son, Ken- neth, made a trip to Minneapolis last week. There Kenneth had a medical examination at the Shrine hospital. Albert Little was a caller at the L. C. Holmes home Thursday. Mr, and Mrs. Rudolph Harju were Wednesday evening visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Wailste. Miss Jessie Pettis and Lylas Mag- nus were supper guests at the Louis Olsen home Thursday evening. Mrs. Harry Mys, Einar Juhi , visited last 5 - iu S5E Pp i i une 59 geq % ebee Es e were shoppers in the Capital City and girls basketbell teams ir Dy & F ae Hf 4 i | be a i I § é F B F i 5 i i SHE CALLS IT ‘ECLIPSE OF SUN’ Yards and yards of material were there doesn’t seem to be any too Rose Lee, “strip tease” artist who ranks to the Follies In required to make this costume, but much. It was fashioned for Gypsy rose from the New York burlesque ear, to wear at the annual Beaux Arte hown modeling it, calls it the “Eclipse of (Associated Press Photo) ———— | Additional Sports a Game to Open Mohall’s New Gym Mohall, N. D., Dec. 11.—(#)—Mohall basketball aspirants have been work- ing out regular drills in their new gymnasium, recently completed as a works progress administration project, ‘and will open a 14-game schedule at Tolley next Wednesday, inaugurating spentithe new court the following night against Glenburn. Coach G. A. Iverson is building his team around five returning lettermen. ‘They are Capt. Tom Paris, Claire Har- ris, Garth Carinole, Douglas Ellingson and Henry Skordal. The schedule: Dec. 16—Mohall at Tolley. Dec. 17—Glenburn_at Mohall. Jan. 8—Mohall at Lansford. Jan. 8—Crosby at Mohall. Jan. 18—Tolley at Mohall. Jan. 15—Flaxton at Mohall. Jan. 22—Mohall at Bowbells. Jan. 26—Sherwood at Mohall. Jan. 20—Kenmare at Mohall. Feb. 5—Mohall at Bowhells. Feb. 10—Lansford at Mohall. Feb. 12—Mohall at Kenmare. Feb. 17—Carpio at Mohall. Feb. 19—Mohall at Sherwood. Wagner Re-elected Pro Commissioner ‘ on New York, Dec. 11—(#)—Re-elec- tion of Honus Wagner, the old-time Mitteburgh shortstop and one of base- ball’s most famous players, as com- migsioner of semi-pro baseball by the national semi-pro baseball congress ‘was announced Friday. ‘Wagner's duties, which he assumed |” @ year ago, include ruling on all pro- tests from district and state tourna- ments under the sanction of the con: and supervising the national . Last season he attended 20 state tournaments. ‘This year it was expected 48 state tournaments will be sanctioned and he is slated to visit them all. ‘The state champions will be eligible for the national tournament at Wich- ita, Kan., August 13-25. Selection of All-East Eleven Is Completed San Francisco, Dec. 11.—()—Selec- tion of the All-East football squad to 9 western eleven in the Shrine ‘West game here New Year's Day, was completed Friday. The squad, selected by Co-coaches Mrs. V. M. Craven, Pearle Salter and Elmer Agnew. Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Agnew and son, Elmer, were luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson of near Baldwin Saturday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Martin Jeppson and son, Charles, of Fargo were guests at the V. M. Craven home last week. Ecl.lund Mr. and Mra. Dave Smith called at i spent Wednesday and Thursday with his parents, Mr. and ei “labs Dick Hanley and Andy Kerr, ts made| # up of the 22 outstanding players who finished collegiate competition this games, The squad includes Merle Wendt and Charles Hamrick, Ohio Stal Ken Nelson, Illinois; Donald Geyer, Steve Reid, and Steve Toth, North- western; Ed Widseth and Earl Svend- sen, Minnesota; Ray Buivid, Mar- quette; John Drake, Purdue, and Ed Jankowski, Wisconsin, from the mid- dle west. Eastern and southern players are Larry Kelley, Yale; Nestor Henrion, Carnegie Tech; John Handrahan and Ty Ray, Dartmouth; Clarence Parker, in Duke; Frank Murray and William Kurlish, Pennsylvania; Ken Sanbach and Ritter of Princeton; Relyea of Colgate, and Pierce of Fordham. The players will assemble at Chi- cago for workouts before coming west. The western team has not been selected. T Bob Feller Takes | Setback in Stride a ba lk Van Meter, Ia., Dec. 11.—(P)— Bob Feller, $100,000 loser by Com~- missioner K. M. Landis’ decision making him the property of the Cleveland baseball club, took the setback in his stride Friday and kept on with his high school studies. The farm boy pitcher still ex- pects to earn $20,000 with his Pitching arm next year. “Judge Landis’ decision,” he said, “is fine by me. I'm glad it all settled and I'm glad to be with Cleveland.” Bob isn’t worrying about his salary but he will ask $20,000 for the 1936 season. “Dad and I talked it over and that figure looked about right,” he explained. “I want to be fair about it and I don’t intend to hold out for a bonus for signing,” he continued, “but judging by what the other Pitchers are getting I think I ought to be worth that.” Loss of the $100,000 doesn’t worry Bob because he never had the money and he didn’t plan on having it before the ruling was made. It was the amount, how- ever two major league clubs agreed to pay for his contract if he was made a free agent. Bob does not have a contract © with the Indians but expects to reach an agreement before con- tracts are due back at the club's headquarters Feb. 15. Java, with an area of 48,504 square| wn, miles, is the world’s most densely populated island. In 1932, its popu- lation was estimated to exceed 36,000,000 An old superstition holds that when five bees come buzzing around your head they are supposed to bring good luck. RICE Torr, FOURTH SUDICIAL DISTRICT. Federal Land Bank of Saint Paul, a body corporate, - Plaintit, red Bhness Ehnes, persons un- jatming any estate or in- in, or lien or encumbrance state described in whether as the ‘wise ot Noren Dakota "doing. Susiness Hall Ins epartment; an National Farm Loan Association, a corporation, R fay AROTA THE STATE OF NORT! A! To cael NAMED DE- FEND. a b} Complaint wer th the Clerk of the Dist: of Burl ind to se! upon the suvecr ber this Summons upon you, e: the day of service, and In ci caliure to eepent. ef sanyo J ken against rou by de- fault ae the relief demanded in the Cc int. 4 ve T ‘s. 2) 4 a ae) Southeat Section ‘One Hund of | ai CITATION HEARING PS LICENSE TO SBI ree OF RPG se Zohn 'U, Jonson and Mareke Johnson, Je! jeune, ae, inaaee Baward: ‘Tol neon, mer a doc Eien rts, Heri Alberts, Heinrich Ae piers, ee Schmidt, Gob! Danial Fae * cage and all persons int estate of Ubbe Johi Deceas- @ sto. ano STATE OF NORTH TO THE Aeove NAMED ff SPONDENTS: fi You and each of you are cited and required to the County Court of t! Coun Burleigh in ee Lean of fol) the oft res, of t! ae the City of Bismarck, | and State on the 5: a & ot AS 1937 at the hour o} lock. 4 forenoon of that any, aar cai praying for the land Nelonging to sald should not be grant Deceased was late a resident of the City of Davis, Turner County, South Dakota. Let service be made of this Citation as required by law. Dated December, 10, 1936, fof Court Seal. wyesite I, C. Davies, Judge of the County Court 12-11-18, che tees PETITION FOR TO EXECUTE ANI MDELIVER Oricon ie MORT- EON 1937 CROPS. STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County of Burlel Sou as. 'Y COURT, Before Hon, L Judge. “In the Matter of Estate of Lacy A. Goodrich, Deceased. Nellie M. Spear, Petitioner, Hi Chatfield, payed ee Ethel M. Rife Donald F. schaatel Mabel ‘Daly, Bertha Bradfield, Helen Everett, Myrtle Chatfield, Earl B. Woods, tle Do! Edward “Br Chattield Lillian Brown, Frosericik' S, Chattield decossegs the f Anna Auguste Woods, year and are not otherwise engaged in| Che! h P sted in the estate of be Goodrich, deceased, att ae OF NORT! Hy DARorA ‘HE ABOVE REPO NTS: You aati each one of you are pera cited and required to ap! said County, at the Burleigh Cot North Dako' Court House {i City of Bismarck, in sald County and State, on the 23rd day of December, A. D, 1936, at the hour of two o'clock, th afternoon of said di you ton of Nellie istratrix of th Goodrich, dec Court of said Bu: h County, on Re in said Court, ing that li be to her given 7 said Court to exes cute and deliver to and in fa the mort to sald the County: & part of y tl thereof, or that suc! resp or further order or orders may bi estate, wai the township oe Seren in said Bure leigh County. Let rarvice, be ma made of this citation” as require Dated this 3rd any of December, Ae SEAL) BY THE COURT: nagenae I. C, Davies, saceey of said County Court. Geo, M. Regist Arty. of fat “T4ministratriz, 1937 CROPS. tee) On KORTE DAKOTA, Coune arlel if County cote, Before Hon. & " er judge. weno Matter of the Estate of Franklin P, Goodrich, Deceased. Lucy A. Goodrich, Petitioner; Luey A. Goodrich, Calvin P. Luth- Kreghour, John Luther, Willan Luther Bertha Wilson ir, BM tts Ki » lalinda Thompson, hire, rank Zengle, asconsed, th ry Everett, Harold Chatfield, E: Woods, Myrtle Ballew, Woods, William Woods, Foltette aie, tail e ‘walker, Helen sid Hughes, Earl Hughes, Mar, Hughes, Jean Hughes, the legatees and devis 8. Chattield, 4 gatees and Kepusta ‘We heirs, legat Edward B. the heir of M ricl jeveased, ‘HE nae OF nortHt Baeera To 4H in BOVE RESPONDE! ate, an each one of you are het 4 juired ear be! County Judge th County ioei| in th ee ine cary Dako! ou! Bismarck, in, ne, County on, the 2 2érd day of Decem ‘at the hour of two fternoon of said Goodrich, de Court of sald ng henge 4 file in said Court, praying that U- cen! be 1e4 ee v ot Bmouute that said mor by reason of being ‘a db id t! that such other of ‘or carrpee oO orders may io mget ie ty mould a net te all TeSees ited. trite Bie roathence