The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 5, 1937, Page 6

By MES. GEORGE NELSON Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Spangberg and @aughter Violet motored to Bismarck Friday. Henry, Phillip and Harvey Solberg ‘were brief visitors last Sunday at the George Nelson home. » Morris Erickson and sons Roy Melvin visited Wednesday night Bismarck Monday to shop to visit with their daughter, Mrs. F. L. Dwight, Fargo, was a dinner guest Thursday at the George Nel- son home. Roy Little and George Mickelson, Regan, transacted business Thursday at the Oscar Coleman home. -Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert Cederstrom ‘and family motored to Bismarck Fri- dey. ‘Mrs, Cederstrom attended a shower | in honor of Mrs. Herman Olson at the Ed Olson home. Hugo Nelson motored to Tuttle ‘Thursday and was an overnight guest with friends, Friday he went to Val- ley City to get his sister, Emma, who finished a term at the State Teach- ers’ college. Victor Nelson’ was a luncheon pues Friday at the George. Nelson ome. Miss Mabel Magnus, who has spent @ two weeks’ vacation with her par- ents, returned Sunday to Bismarck to resume her duties. Miss Dorothy Edson, Moffit, is staying at the Gilbert Cederstrom while giving eighth grade ex- members and their families met Sat- urday evening at the Gilbert Ceder- Mr, and Mrs. John Kruger and daughter Joan and Mrs. Whilamenia Kruger were supper guests Sunday at the George Nelson home. Mra. Monday. Elizabeth, Frank and Steve Koppy, ternoon. y spent Tuesday thelr brother-in-law and sister, Mr. ‘»| returned to her home at Dazey, Sat- Backhaus| urday after Pes By MARTHA BOSSERT ‘Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wah! called at the Jacob Stroh home Tuesday. is- | over the radio. ton | Suests at the Ira Falkenstein home. George Lewis home June 2. Every- one welcome. Mrs, Fred Doehle and son left Sat- urday morning for Oregon to visit her parents and friends. School election was held at the School house on Tuesday, June 1. Mrs. A. Dutton and children of Bismarck visited at the Dralle home Eaturday. Mrs, Oscar Gilbert left Sunday for Rugby where she will visit her mother, Mrs. Cora Paul and Mr. and Mrs. Alan Paul. Dinner guests at the Chas. Thomp- son home Sunday were Oscar Gilbert. and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hanson. Clear Lake By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN Mr. and Mrs. George Carlson and family of Iowa and Mr, and Mrs. Carl Dohn, Bismarck, were visiting in this Mrs, Carlson will be remembered as Kella Olson and is 8 sister of Mrs. Dohn. Paul Paslay spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Bismarck and Man- den, He visited at the Arnold Chris- tianson home in Mandan, Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Christensen, Miss Myrtle Christensen and Walter and Harold Christianson were callers at the Warren Keeler home Satur- day evening. Mr. and Mrs, Joe Paulsen and chil- dren of Minnesota arrived Friday for a week's visit with Mrs. Paulsen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Schoon and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Paulsen were former residents here. Mr. and Mrs, Ole Newland and fam- rge Young. Charley Mode of Kidder county was &.caller in this vicinity the first of Clear Lake School No. 1 closed Friday with a community picnic at the Homer Nelson grove. Miss Margaret Dronen, a student at the Dickinson State Teachers col- lege returned to her parental home Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Olson, son Jimmy, Mrs. Maude Langley and son Marion attended graduation ex left Baturd ee jay. for Minne- sota on business, ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Joe Paulson and fam- ily of Mountain Lake, Minn., who Baldwin | By MRS. CARL HERDEBU Miss Bernice Dries, local teacher completing @ nine month oe ie eget Pieaeiy Kickul of Taylor was in ity on Saturday transac! business. ped George employed at the Ira Falkenstein home the past months, left Friday for the west coast. gtve their names and sang a song Miss Bernice Dries spent Wednes- day evening at the Ed Rupp home. Church services will be held on Sunday evening instead of Sunday afternoon as previously announced. Edwin Landerholm underwent an opetarica, for appendicitis Monday Mr. and Mrs, Orville Falkenstein and family, Bismarck, and Mr. and Mrs Elmer Williams were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W..C. Gehrke and daughter Delores of Lehr, spent the week-end in Baldwin. Robert Gehrke who has been attending school in Baldwin will return home with them. Bible schoo! will open Tuesday in home | the Baldwin school. i a gh EE cf aig Fe H i q effet E ras 5 & Hi | Francis, Selma Moilenan and Roy and Hilda Wageman graduated from eighth grade. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Vogel and son spent the week-end in Canfield. day were Roy Little, Ole Aune, Axel Lundberg and Martin Strand. and fancy work sale Saturday after- noon at Lundberg’s store. John Hammarck at a Mrs. were Wilton shoppers Tuesday after- noon. a the Iver Erickson home Wednes- y. ]—Gantieta By MBS. A. F. GHYLIN Mr. and Mrs. Ghylin entertained the Misses Matthew Wood and Zern Glanville, Bert Olson and Mrs. Ole picnic Fri spent in visiting and playing kitten- ball. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Wageman en- tertained the teachers at supper Thursday evening. Commencement exercises were held at the Canfield school Saturday eve- ning. Hans Rassmuson, Walker were high school graduates Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mowder, and Callers at the Ghylin home Mon- Don’t forget the Ladies’ Ald food | Painted Woods | By MRS. JOE BROWN Mrs. Jake Burke visited with Mrs. Wilton Tuesday. Mr, and Fred Brown and sons Mr. and Mrs, Frank Johnson called ‘Wm. Brown returned from the West Mr. and Mrs, Joe Paulson and chil- ;|dren left for their home Saturday morning after a week’s visit with relatives and: friends in this com- munity. En route home they will , | Visit relatives at Dickey, N. Dak. {jand Mrs, | Thi Mr.| sat ‘Cecil from H » Beulah and Vaida Nelson, Gail Holmes and Gerald Roberson. Other grad- uates. from the Frances school were: Mr, and Mrs. Christ Adolph Hanson and chil- dren and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Paulson Schoon, Mr. | SIDEGLANCES _- . By George Clark | FLAPPER FANNY 1937 BY NEA SERVICE, WiC. T. MM. RED. U. 8. PAT. OFF. ermann were Bismarck shoppers Tuesda: Pet y. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bender were entertained at the Karl Giesle home 8 junday.’ The juniors and seniors held their banquet at the G. P. hotel in Bis- marck Saturday, Edna Schoell was an overnight , school’s out! What's the idea of getti at six?” be cotyt celebrate not having to get up spied to school.” guest at the Fred Wagner home Mon-| worth family to a show in were visitors at the Ole Nuland home |and afternoon, Elder Einess and Ed Gibson attend- ed-the Eagles club meeting in Bis- Leonard Olson, Driscoll, is spend- ing a few days Alfred Olson, Bob Barrows and Christ Schoon left urday morning for They will also visit relatives at Moun- some time at his farm in this town- ship. Lester Clark was elected school di- rector for a term of three years at the annual school election held Tues- day. ‘Wayne Olson, Lioyd and Russel Quale, Driscoll, visited Wednesday at the Alfred Olson home. z noe a a lie i i : i i i if a wae ¥ z with Mr. and Mrs.| John Mahoney guest at the H. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schonert and family and Mr. Mrs. Schonert were guests at the Larson home Sund: Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Tressler, Elea- [Wilson 1 By MES. JOHN A. BERG Mr. and Mrs, Christ Wolf were entertained with a farewell party be- fore leaving for their new home at Tus CURIOUS WORLD tirnwm | WAS BELIEVED, BY THE PEOPLE OF FRANCE, TO HAVE BEEN - RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RARE FLAVOR OF THE FRENCHY WINES PRODUCED IN 58. By OLGA M. RISE B. N. Lein and daughter Catherine to visit: = E i i Ernest Johnson and Clifford Wright Pratl goo Daa tae oa ted (cee H E a HH re f i E E i E E a ni i ef i a Hd Ls ze E i E E j | E i i i i 5 g i g if : i 8 | ti Fd ag i He a i : H Mr. and Mrs. Ed Eliasson daughter Violet, Walter Ojanen and igheges left Wednesday morning home Sunday. Lutheran services will be conducted by Rev. Rindah! at 8 o'clock Sunday. Satur- STORIES IN STAMPS BY I. S. KLEIN Jacobson, all of Bismarok, Ferne Glanville, Mrs, Henry a and Jerry and Mrs. J. 0. Lain, altos Wing, were Sunday guests at the Olson home. Mary and James Paysino, Wing, aré visiting relatives at Bismarck besd Goodrich was @ week. Krien of sundey. afternoon visitor at the “Gy Mrs, Caroline Kraft spent the week-end visiting at her son's home near Goodrich. ‘Mrs, O, A. Olson and son Bill moe tored to Valley City Friday. Marty Jane returned home for her summer vacation. ‘Miss Bertha Mueller *spent the week-end visiting frends in Bismarck, By MRS. T. T. HUGHES , B, Leathers accompanied by his sinter, Miss Ella Leathers, left Sat- for Yakima, lea Los Angeles, Calif., on a vacal ip. ‘Mr. and Mrs, George Charart, son George, Jr., and daughter Helen, Roy- alton, Minn. left Monday evening after a few days’ visit with Mr. and Mrs. H. Morgan. Graduation exercises were held in the school house Friday evening. Rev. ‘Walter E. Vater, Bismarck, gave the address. High school graduates were Edne Coons, Kathryn Hughes and Eva 5. Mar cat Mrs, Everett Vetzy of Lue verne, were Thursday visitors of Mr. and Mrs, Harold Folkins. ‘The teachers left Saturday for their homes after closing @ successful term ‘of school. Mr. Hanson left for Valley City, Mr. Folkins for McClusky, and Miss Bloedaw for Eureka, 8. D., Miss Olson remained here for a few days with friends before boing to Bi and Jamestown. Mrs. J. B. Swanick of Fargo is hete for a visit with her mother, Mrs. O, E. Crum. Mr, and Mrs. George Watson and and Mrs, EW. Anderson spend week-end in Minnesota on a fishe trip. Mr, and Mrs. T. Hughes and som Lester were visitors at the O. Ayers home in Menoken, Sunday Miss Joyce Johnson left Saturday for Minot where she will visit her sise Wilton was ® Mrs, Selma Mr. the ing Mr. and Mrs, E, L. Adams and Eddie, dr., were Sunday dinner guests at the Herbert Asselstine. home in Biss {Glenview | By HILDA JACOBSON The teacher and pupils of Schoo) By LOIS WILLIAMSON ‘Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Zimmer tored to Valley City Friday. Elsie Eide, who had been of Minot, ree grove. Northwest Kidder | MRS. MABEL HAZLEGROVE - Mr. and Mrs, H. Sathre gi an gz g d sf 2 : i 5 4 ji i g ai if F E & 5 2 & ! ‘ if Fielf Z i f i & i i