The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 16, 1937, Page 7

vil Moffit J \ |) MRS, A. W. FAUST Milton Doehle. has been helping in the Porter store duting the illness of Date Porter. ; Charles Solga ret Gillen and Violet Larsen were Amarck shoppers Saturday. (iss ‘Dorothy Edson, who teaches Menoken, was a visitor in town ist school on Thursday: ' |, Homemakers club met ‘at the of Mrs..W. V. Carroll on Fri- with a fair crowd in attendance. + Milo Gilleland was an overnight visitor Saturday at the Everett Porter home. | Mrs, Clair Porter will entertain the) Were Mothers club at her home Thursday, ‘an. 21st. Mrs. F. H.-Pillsbury has been ill for he past 10 days at her home with flu. ‘Several workers from the. survey bb went:-to Wishek Tuesday to tear|. \wn a CCC building, The lumber to be used. for the government jildings on the lake. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hill and Sidney “me back to Moffit, after spending fe past four monthS on a job near ‘ott. Sd. Ricks, formerly of Moffit, was a caer in town Monday night on his W&@ to work north of Valley City. [Regan >-————__—_____—__—_—_—_¢ 3y BERNADETTE HOPKINS Avis Strand accompanied her Stfidmother, Mrs. Anna Strand, to Bymarck ‘Tuesday where’ they’ spent, Steral days as the guests of Mr. and ” Mi. ‘wyman Glitschka. and Mrs. Wallace Sherman and Harley and Harrison, returned Satrday from athree weeks’ vaca tol spent with rélatives at Holly- 1 Calif. During their absence Trerh Fitzgerald managed the. tele- e Office. . “. ‘Ima Hanson spent several days week as the guest of Wilton ). ein, and A, H, Lundberg rck business callers Mon- Florhce. Berg, who is employed at ‘Wing, ioent several days of last week as the uest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cas Berg. x Mr. ati Mrs. B. E. Rierson and John Hoson and son Paul were guests olBismarck relatives Sunday. Th ies’ Aid met with Mrs. Andrew ¥sher Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. A. f. children ‘ere: Sunday dinner guests of Mr. an Mrs, Ray McCullough at irs. Allan Westerman and ret and Beverly, were Sunday gusts of Mrs, Westerman’s parents, M, and Mrs, Sam Houser of McClusk}, By MES. WiLTER DIETZMAN > Joe Fischer a caller at the Dietzman home y morning. Miss Margaret h and brother Fae Roberts spent the week-end at the Owen McIntyre home. ———— [ Trygg | Sy MES. GEOBUE NELSON Mrs. Mary Hendershott, ‘who accom- panied Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Coleman and Aldeen to Duluth, Minn., to visit the Skoglunds, will also visit in Wis- consin and sat various other Minne- sota towns with: relatives. Floyd Anderson has returned home from Belfield, Dickinson and Medora where he has been working with the highway. surveying crew. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Nelson, Hugo and. Emma. and Albert Elde motored to. Arena last Sunday to visit at the Eide home. Albert accompanied the Nelsons home and was an overnight guest. Emma accompanied Elsie Eide Monday to Valley City to attend the last term of normal at the State Teachers college, where the girls room together. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Varley, Mr. and Mrs. George Whitted and Mr. and ‘Mrs, Stephen Whitted went to Painted ‘Woods New Years day where were dinner guests at the Louie Heck home. Mrs. Heck was Florence White ted before her ‘marriage. Mrs. C. J. Trygg. and son John, Mr. and Mrs. Geosge: Ntlson and son Gerald were among those-who went to Bismarck Friday to shop and transact business. i (Satan ae eesresrenorens | Richmond 1 —_—___—_—_———_e By MARTHA BOSSERT ESS . Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Engel, daugh- ter, Delores, Edwin Hein, Albert Bos- sert and John Degner were Sunday visitors and guests at the Reynold Hein home. Mr. Mead of Steele and Mr. Engel of Jamestown called at the Bossert home Friday forenoon. Ad6lph Degnér was a business caller in Bismarck Thursday. Rudolph Engel, G. A. Bossert and Donald Rhodes were Wing callers Friday. ‘Mrs. Jacob Berg is a patient at one of the Bismarck hospitals. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Louise Degner is spending sever: cave yi? Be, sister and brother-in- “Rithitiond ‘schools, ‘Nos. 1 and 3, opened again last Monday morning after a two weeks’ vacation. Clare Bossert, a student at the Wing high scttool, spent the week-end at her home. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bossert and son David visited Sunday afternoon at the .,| Jacob Stroh home, John Kruger, Sel- Berniece Bachman, Myron’-and daughter Ah: atid Noble Carlson. . Misé. y. Edson, teacher of the Cromwell school, was an overnight guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fischer Saturday night. Clark Monroe came from Bismarck Sunday to visit with his wife and daughter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. bbo Harms, —~ Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCormick and sons visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dietaman Sunday. Joe and Paul McCormick also were callers.: :° ‘ Mrs. William Kershaw returned home from: Bismarck Saturday after baving spent two weeks there taking treatments for neuritis. She is much Mr. and Mrs. Earl Evans and fam- ily visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tompkins Sunday. Alvin Trygg and Miss Dorothy Ed- gon called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Kruger Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Floyd Owen and son Leon ac- companied Joe Fischer and Edwin Dietzman to Menoken Sunday sfter- noon. Mrs. Owen and son are living in the A. C. Dance apartments during the winter months of the school term. Schrunk By EDNA MARCHANT Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Knudson and | family were supper guests at the . Adolph Bender home on Wednesday e 5 Mr. and Mrs. Marchant and son Leroy visited at the C. B, Knudson jurdsy evening. Tom Novak was s business caller at.the R. G.. Marchant home Sunday evening. : ee Menoken © | ‘By NORMA AGNEW. A number of friends gathered’ at the home of Eleanor and Lucille Ebeling Wednesday evening. The oc- aston was ‘Dorothy Wood's birthday. Jake Keister returned from Savan- ead Missouri, after spending a month ere, i Cedric. Craig and daughter, Jose- pice Franch Welch. and Frank fachal, Bismarck, Ralph Malard and Eimer Agnew were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs; George Wachal. Joe Fischer and Edwin Dietzmen were brief callers on G. M. Wachal, M. F. Agnew and M. O. Sherman r} afternoon. 3 and Mrs, M. O. Sherman and family. spent Saturday evening visit- ae Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Agnew and sday. Joe Brezden called at the Frank Brezden home Sunday. A large crowd attended the party at the Bearl Shearer home Saturday evenit : Mr. . John Schlath and son tors at the A. H. day afternoon. moved to bis of Washburn until speing. Herbert ‘were Heinle Mr. and| Mrs. John Schjodt were Sunday. vititors at the Mike Wall Saturdi ning at ‘john jurday ete at fl Wag- t ag club will meet at the Arthur Getsele home the Y evening. ier = wr fy WES. T, T. SUGRES: — i Mr. and Mrs. &. L. Adims and Eddie, Jr., spent New Year's day. with Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Adams of mene . Mr. and Mrs. George Hughes and family were New Year's dinner guests of Mr..and Mrs. Henry Larson. Mr. and Mrs. John. Neiland of Glencoe were Thursday evening visi- tors of. Mrs. Jessie Kastor aston spent severs] days during the Neilaad Lein By OLGA M. RISE Einar Spilde, Valdemar Lein, Olga, Ernest, Irvin and Glenwood Rise @pent Tuesday evening at the H. O. Arneson home. Ed Nygaard, who spent the past 10 days with friends at Jamestown, re- turned to this vicinity Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mertz motored T,|to Goodrich Thursday where they at- By N. 0. HAGSTROM Mrs. Ole Hagstrom and daughter visited with Mrs. Eric Pearson rnoen. "A dam east of the Swedish was completed last men are now transferred ‘Thor farm. motored Winston i evening at the home of Mr. F : Noon spent several -assisting at the home Gaughter-in-law, Mr. Noon due to the ill- children, pson dinner; i-fithy He faa! a H € and son Edgar ‘guests.of Mr. and. tein. » Mrs. Walter Kear . Israel Motored to Bismarck ited with Walter Kea- ® patient at the hospital - and Mrs. Edwin Johnson and » Bigne Johnson were guests of and Mrs. Peter Johnson Sunday. H ' 3 8 F 5 5 3 i i § i 4 & E z § a 5 &. Kg YT FF ° By MRS. JOE BROWN Everett Hare and Carl Erickson were Wilton callers Monday. Iver. Erickson and E. V. Franklund were Wilton callers Tuesday after- noon. Vernon and Lawrence Franklund, who are attending Wilton high school, are staying with their sister, Mrs. Vernon Peterson, of Wilton dur- ing the cold weather. Frank Johnson and Anton Nelson were Wilton callers Saturday. Leonard Lange motored to Mandan Tuesday evening where he took part in the boxing bout held there. Several from this community ga- thered at the Walter Johnson home Saturday evéning. Cards were played and refreshments were served at the close of the evening. Mrs, Elisabth Timmenson went to Bismarck Thursday, returning home on Friday. : [Glenview | By VIOLET JOHNSON Alvin Lange and son, Leonard, spent several days this week in Bis- marck on business. They also vis- ited Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Berger while there. Anette Anderson of Bismarck is epending a-couple of weeks at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Enock ‘Anderson and {smily. i John Stoltz and two sons called at ay Jacobson home on business Sun- a; fayne Monroe, student of the Wil- ton high school, spent the week-end at home. His parents took him to Wilton Sunday evening. Vearl Holden spent Sunday at the Enock Anderson home. * Thomas Jacobson and Edgar were Monday callers at Amanda John- son's home. —* | Ecl-lund | By ELSIE MURREY Murrey spent the week- end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bteve Murrey. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fox motored to Wilton last week where they will make their home. George Montgomery was a caller at the Holden home last week. Visitors at the Holden home Sun- day were Margaret and Virginia Murrey, Frank Partyke, Lars Jacob- on and Wayne Monroe. ‘ Vearl Holden was a visitor at the noch Anderson home Sunday. Al Huhn and son, Chatley, and Donna and Delores Murrey were vis- dtors at the Partyke home Sunday. Harold Larson is spending the week-end with his parents, Mr. and ‘Mrs, Albert Larson. [arena] By MES. O. McINTYRE ‘Mrs. Adam Hass, who has been a patient in the Harvey hospital, re- 4urned home Saturday in an’ im- T. R. Shanklin is employed at the H. 8. Duncan home. Andrew Kraft gnd Jake Steigle- meyer were business callers in Bis- Tuesday. Mrs. O. M. Basel McIntyre, the Misses and Fae Roberts Pubrman Alice | were guests at the Adam Haas home fternoon. Sunday ai f Mr. and Mrs. O. McIntyre and fam- gti ily, Miss Fae Roberts and Miss Hazel jan were guests at the Bert Glanville home Saturday evening. net-|T~ Sibley Butte | Miss Kathryn Hugties spent several days in Bismarck with Miss Vivian Larson. A surprise party was given in honor of Miss Mina Manly at her dome Saturday night. Games and dancing were the evening’s enter- tainment. Refreshments were served ha Brana ‘The 4-H Poultry el entertain: ed by. Merlin Wildfeng Say sf- Miss Ella Leathers has returned to MRS. ELMER BLOOMQUIST Mrs. Evans and family visited at the Paul Tompkins home Sunday. Leonsrd Davenpert and family and Earl Evans and son, Reymond, snd Blmond Pettis were Bismarck shop- pers Seturday. ‘Miss Vivian Lerson returned to Samat @mdsy to resume her ‘work. Pettis was an ‘overnight guest of the Evans family Friday and Keator ‘and, tended the funeral of Mr. Mertz's vragt They returned home Satur- lay. A Irvin Rise returned to the Helge- on farm near Regan Thursday after @ week's vacation at his home. Ed Nygaard and Einar Spilde were ‘Thursday evening “visitors at the H. ©. Arneson home. Hazel Lien: was a week-end guest of friends near Wing. Olga Rise spent Sunday afternoon at the B. N. Lein- home. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Lien and fam- ily from Kidder county visited rela- tives in this vicinity Sunday. School: was again opened in school number three Monday, it being closed: the past week due to several of the children having chicken Lee | Wing By ELIZABETH MUELLER Mr. and Mrs. Al Kusler motored to Sweet Briar last Wednesday, where they attended the funeral of Mrs. Kusler’s aunt. Mrs. J. O. Lein and daughter, Gladys, and Earl Harvey were sup- per guests at the Sophus’ Lein home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Arlie Felton were callers at Goodrich Friday after- noon, i Alex Neff, who spent a few weeks in California, returned to his home last week with Katherine Engel of Garrison, Emma Hidenbrand from Ashley and his three sisters, who will spend the remainder of the win- ‘| ter at their home. they | oS ——— Painted Woods | Mr, and Mrs. Christ Wetzel and daughter, Verna Mae, of Arena, and Mr. and Mrs. John Mueller were visitors at the Alex Neff home Sun- day. Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Harvey and Mr, and Mrs, Howard Glanville and daughter, Bernice, motored to Minot Sunday to take Mrs. Edwin Jessen and son Gary, there. The latter will make their home there. Miss Florence Berg, who is em- ployed in the Wing Cafe, visited with her parents in Regan a few days last week. Mr, and.Mrs. Paul Davis and chil- dren were Sunday visitors at the Rienhold Hein home. Jo Olson and Norville Hill were supper guests at the George Sedevic home Sunday night. ¢+-—_____--__________-__-# | Welch's Spur By MES. 8. M. WELCB Clarence Doppler called at the home of his sister, Mrs. Robert Welch, Monday. Elmer Funston called at the home ot his mother, Mrs, M. E. Funston one day this week. Vacation was at an end and Boyd school number one opened again ‘Monday morning. However, few pu- pils attended this week because of sickness. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Oder and daughter called at the Albert Ander- son home Sunday. Mr. Oder called at the Doppler home also. Clear Lake By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN L. B, Olson was a Bismarck visitor from Tuesday until Thurs- day. While there he attended the inaugural ceremony of Governor Langer. Mrs. Hober Nelson and son, Jerome, were business callers in Bismarck Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dohn motored to Bismarck Thursday. L. B. Olson returned with them. Raider Olauson spent the week- end at Mandan visiting with relatives and friends. Clear Lake school number one re- opened Monday after a two weeks’ vacation. By MRS. MABEL HAZLEGROVE Rey and Deloris Kraemer, Raymond Hertz, Dave, Viola and Adolph Hieb attended the dance New Year's night at Hurdsfield. They called at the Gray home on their way to Hurds- field. Russell Kramer Saturday. - Mr. and Mrs. H. Thorne, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kramer and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray were among those shopping in Tuttle Saturday. Miss Ione Goldsmith returned to her school duties again at Rolla Sat- urday, after spending a two weeks vacation with her parents. Seamore Sperry called at Gray's one day this week, while out looking up his horses. Burnt Creek | o——____________6 By MISS JANICE M. CODDINGTON called at Grays Mr. John Haybeck and son Alfred ton last Thursday. ~Jrene and Inez Schonert, daughters of Mr. and Mrs, Harry Schonert, re- turned: to- Bismarck to attend school. after the holidays. “Mr. and Mrs.-Harry Schonert were callers in Bismarck Jan. 12. Saturday capital city shoppers were Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Steiver, John Malony, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Flannagan, Bill Miller and family and Mr. and Mrs. Will Morris. eee | Missouri | ———________—_—_* By MBS. R. R. SNYDER Mr, and Mrs. James MacDonald en- tertained Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ander- son and family, Mrs. Andrew Irvine and family, Mr. and Mrs. Edger Tressler, Eleanor MacDonald and John Smith at a Sundsy dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William MacDonald last. Sundsy. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Kimball and baby boy and Lyin Kimball from near Brittin calléd at the John Craw- —————————————sS | | Northwest Kidder | |? oe—_____—__—_"_-6 were dinner guests of H, E. Codding-| p: ford home Tuesday en route home from Bismarck. Mrs. Kimball has |been in Bismarck for the past threg weeks receiving medical treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Woodworth and daughter, Billie Ann, were Sun- day visitors at the Leslie Clark home. Mrs. J. E. Chesak and daughter, Delores, were visitors at the Leslie | Harriett | By Los Ah he oso ual Mrs. E. R. Leach called on Mrs. O. G. Weitstock Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wetzel and daughter, Verna Mae, were Sunday evening callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rachel. Mrs, L. L. Zimmer attended Ladies’ aid at Wing Wednesday afternoon. Martha Neff of Wing is spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wet- zel here. ee ee | Canfield | By MRS. A. F. GHYLIN The Ladies’ aid will meet at the Ray Little home January 20; Mrs. Anna Strand is spending a few weeks in Bismarck visiting her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. James Olson and Helen Olson of Wing visited at the Ole Olson home Sunday. Julius Jordahl and Gcrald Ghylin called at the Andy Walker home Sunday. : Mrs. Ole Olson and Mr. and Mrs. Dee Bailey visited at the A. Ghylin home Monday afternoon. Mr, and Mrs, Dee Bailey and Oscar Olson spent Saturday evening at the Clayton Little home. > | Riverview By RITA MAE WORST Mr. and Mrs. John Flannigan were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Art Robins of Bismarck last Saturday. Gus Hogue, Jr., was a dinner guest of Irvin Bourgois Sunday of last week, Lester Bunker was a caller at the home. of Herman. Worst and family Friday. Business callers in Bismarck Satur- day included Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hogue, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. John Flannigan and son Raymond. Mrs. Herman Worst was a guest of her niece Mrs. Frank Mayo of Bis- marck last week, 7 | Lyman By CLARA & WANTTAIA Mr. and Mrs. Seth Harju were Sun- day visitors at the Ed Olson home. Melvin Erickson also visited there. Sunday visitors at the Inget home were Eino Eckholm, John Kangas, Arthur Hokana, Earl Waiste and Arne Antilla. Bill Wanttaja and son, Willys, were callers at the Rudolph Harju home Sunday. Suri Eckholm left by train from Wing for Moorhead last Monday morning. There she will attend Con- cordia college during the coming semester, Sunday evening visitors at the Seth Harju home were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Olson and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wanttaja and family. ao { Sterling | ———— By SHIRLEY STEWART Laura and Bessie Langley. spent the week-end with Verona Jensen at her home in Moftit. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson were Saturday evening guests at the Oscar Anderson home. Mrs. Harold Olson spent a few days last week with her mother, Mrs, Os- car Anderson. Mrs. Helmar Meland was a Tuesday afternoon visitor at the Oscar Ander- son home. Frank Rice has been very sick of late, but is now on the road to re- covery. Mr. and Mrs. Hollie Belk and son Loyal, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Cheno- weth and family and Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Knowles visited at the Eddie Esenbize home in Bismarck Sunday evening. = Ed Freshour and son, Martin, were town callers Sunday. | Today’s Recipe eer ee Chocolate Ribbon Cake This recipe makes 8 layers, 9 inches in diameter. Three cups sifted cake flour, 3% teaspoons baking powder, % tea- spoon salt, 2-3 cup butter or other shorténing, 1% cups sugar, 2 whole eggs and 2 egg yolks, well beaten, 1 cup milk, 1 teaspoon vanilla, 3 squares unsweetened chocolate melt- ed, and cooled, 2 tablespoons sugar, % cup hot water, '%, teaspoon baking soda, 2 tablespoons butter. Sift flour once, measure, add bak- ing powder and salt, and sift together. 3 times. Cream butter, add sugar gradually, and cream together until fluffy, Add eggs and beat well. Add flour alternately with milk, e little at a time, beating after each addition. Batter must be smooth. Add vanila. Combine chocolate, sugar, water, soda and butter; cool. Turn a generous 1-3 of bater into greased 9-inch layer pan. Add chocolate mixture to re- maining batter, stirring until thor- oughly blended. Turn this chocolate batter into 2 greased 9-inch layer ans. Bake in moderate oven (375 Geg, F.) until done, about 30 minutes. Spread “3-layer white frosting be- tween layers and all over top and sides of .cake. Three-Layer Frosting Three egg whites, unbeaten, 2 % cups sugar, % cup water, 2 leaspoons light corn syrup, 1% teaspoons van- ila. ‘ Combine egg whites, sugar, water and corn syrup in top of double boiler. Beat with rotary beater until thoroughly mixed. Place over rapidly boiling water and cook 10 minutes, beating all the time with s rotary beater, When frosting will stand in peaks, remove. That will be in about 0 minutes. Add vanilla and beat until thick enough to spread. + Kentucky and West Virginia have complete jurisdiction over the entire Ohio river along their shores as far as the low water mark on Ohio, In- diana, and Tlinois banks. Ordin- arily, the center of a river chanpel marks the boundaries of states seper- ated by rivers. Only a few of the more than 1000 persons who lived at Osarusawa, Japan, survived the flood of Copper treatin, iw the vi I escapin wit, rrible death from etured This airview shows tracks of the Nsw Y. of rock and gravel buriec both mi Jured but ceveral trains were de! Gen. Rush Holt, young West Virginia Democrat, shown In Washington with his sister, Jane, gave warning on the eve of the opening of con- gress that he'll “fight back” If the senate “declares war” on him for his part in the recent election, in which he conferred with Gov. Alf M. Landon, Republican presidential nominee, and opposed the re-election of a Demoeratic colleague. (Associated Press Photo) - On bended knees and clutching a erees, Carmela Latagano (center), grandmother of Dominick Zisze, ane of youths saved from the electric chalr at Sing Sing by last-minute action of Gov. Herbert Lehman of New York, joined two of the ed man’s nieces in prayers of thanks in her New York heme. At left is Anna Maszo, and ct right is Marie Zizzo. rf lated Prees Phete) poisoned water that swept down valley when collapse of a dam loosed dissolved chemicals the torrent which swept away most of the h one of the wrecked in a wallow of sulphurous mud, ouses at Osarusawa leaning rk Central railroad near the Peekskil:, M. Y., station after tons line tracks following the collapse of a retaining wall. No one was in fed while workmen cleared the right-of-way, (Associated Press Photo), Mrs. Betty Saker, wife of an Ann Arbor, Mich. policeman, testified she pointed pistol at Clarence Schneider, 24, him, but said t cidental,” in denying murder irge against her. Referring to her hus- band and Schneider, she sald “1 loved them both and did not want to hurt either.” (Associated Press Photo) —————LKL ractically unranked in mel tennis in 1935, 20-year-old Rob- ert Riggs of California was raised to No. 4 ranking in the recent U. S, Lawn Tennis Asso- ciation’s ratings, and is a strong Davis Cup possibility. Ellsworth Vines. great pro netter, says the young fellow is the best singles player outside of Don Budge, in: the ‘country.