The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 22, 1937, Page 7

daughter Delores ednesday | Still supper guests a the Gottfried Bossert bi Bere guests Gott. By N. 0, BAGSTROM fried Bosene’ i tetherdh and perros Mrs, Frank. Hi , Mrs, George Thursday evening Axel Asplund on, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph motored to Wilton to visit with Mr.|/Engel and family, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Harry Nichols of Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Nichols worked for Mr. | Mr. asplund on his farm in 1918. ‘The C. B. 8. Nonpartisan club will meet with Mrs. Clara Pfieffer Friday Visitors are wel- Mrs. EB. T. Spitzer and daughter evening, July 30, come. te Vonne, left for Billings, Mont., Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Backman are the parents of a baby born Fri- cay, July 16. Several ladies surprised Mrs. Sam Seranick at her home Friday evening. She received many lovely gifts. About 50 relatives and friends from Bismarck, Wilton, Regan and the gathered at the Chas. Noon home Sunday afternoon to sur- prise Miss Neva Noon on her 18th birthday. The afternon was spent playing acs after which the group community motored to Thor's dam for a swim. Toe cream and cake wes served. Miss Neva received many lovely gifts. Dorothy Lee McLaughlin of James- town arrived at the C. L. Johnson zome Saturday evening where she is visiting with her aunt and cousins. Viola ‘and Helma Thor, Ruth and Mabel Magnuson of the Sunshine Workers club and the leader, Naomi country farmers and 4-H picnic at the Me- morial building in Bismarck Tuesday. Others in the party were Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Thor and daughters Erma Hegstrom, attended the end Rosemarie and Gabriel Thor. Axel Asplund, Harry Johnson end ‘Mrs, Augusta Johnson ‘and son Billy Grove to’ Devils Lake Saturday to at- tend the Pentecostel camp meetings |M¢. there. They returned home Monday Gaughter Merriam, and Miss Mar- garet Johnson who have been at Devils Lake the past week. Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Griepp and in- fant son Virgil of Regan visited Mr, and Mrs, Erick Pearson and fam- ily Monday afternoon. Bernadine Johnson visited Bennevi Pearson from Wednesday until Friday last week. ———_______—__+ | Rock Hill By RUTH LITTLE Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bousche called st the Fred Ehnes home Wednes- day. Lawrence Fitzgerald and Bud Lit- fle who are employed at Willow City spent the week-end at their homes here. Clarence Walker returned to to a CCC camp after visiting friends and relatives here Kramer, N. D., lagt week. Mr. and Mrs. Datus Hill left Friday for South Dakota where -they~ will be guests of friends and relatives for some time. _Aelred Bousche and s friend from a CCC camp at Kenmare, N. D., spent, the week-end with Aelred’s parents, Mr..and Mrs. P. E, Patton. Mrs. Viola Little and son Clyde called. at the Joe Novey home Tues- day. Mr. and Mrs. C. Wallin of Minne-: apolis. called ‘in this vicinity Friday avening. Mr, and Mrs. Marvin Alm week where they visited relatives. James Fitzgerald of Regan is a guest of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Fitzgerald this week. | Canfield By MRS, A. F, GHYLIN Norton Strand, Jr:,.spent a few days. with his grandmother, Mrs. A. Strand, this week. Callers at the Ole Olson home Sun- eon, Clayton Little and daughters. * Clarence Walker visited friends and relatives here. ‘He returned to his cco Sunday. Mr. Mrs. Fred Olson and fam- ily and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cook called st tbe iep walley/e08 MeCoy “homes Sunday. Mr. Wien Roy Little, and ‘son Louise Gardner, is the Ghylin home Wilfred called ai Sunday ones Harriett MES. CHRIST WETZEL fly Merkel aM he EF Mr. and Mrs. here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Peh! and son were Sunday callers at the Herman Rechel home. & George Galbreath of Tuttle spent unday with Frank Lembert. | Richmond . Adolph one day and daughter motored to Minnesota last O. G. Weistock and Wiliam at-| Bismarck, ‘Wed- ‘Ted Hoffman and of Wing a stted relatives Degner, son Esther called at family of Bismarck visited at the _ home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCor~ mick Monday odiqhect accompanied home By ELBIE MURREY Visitors at the Stev Steve Murrey home | Sunday were Harry, Norman, Guy, Esther and Violet Holden, Shorty Jacobson, Katherine Nill, Ivar Ol- rae and Mrs. Monroe and fam- at BE Dave Smith ‘motored to Ryder Sat- urday. Margaret end Virginia Murre: were visitors at the Holden home Sunday evening. Burl ‘Monroe ‘called at the Murrey home Friday. Shorty Jacobson was a visitor at gern Holden home Suriday eve- eS ee ee | Menoken © ‘ By NORMA AGNEW Mr. and Mrs. George Wallen of gyReston spent the week-end visiting and Mrs; ‘Ed. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sherman and son Eugene of Driscoll, Mr. and Mrs. , |Chester Sherman, Charles and Perry Sherman of Dawson were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..and Mrs. M. O. Sherman. Mr, and Mrs. Quinten Foell and son Alfred of Moffit were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mel- vin Agnew. Miss Alma Monke, who spent a week visiting her mother at Dickin- son, returned to the home of Mr. and Mrs, A. ©. Dance, where she is cmpiovede E and Mrs. Melvin Agnew and beri Norma, Mrs, R. L. Malard and family motored to Driscoll, Mon- Cay where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sherman, Mrs. Agnew re- mained there for a week. Mr, and Mrs. Carl Bjorstrom, Alice and Ruby Walgren and A. C. Dance motored, to. California and other western points. Mrs. Bjorstrom and daughters will remain there. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Krick and fam- ef Billings, Mont., visited Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Abelein, Sunday. Beverley Ebeling is visiting at the pies of Mr. and Mrs. George Wal- len. “Mf. atid “Mrs.” Wm: Johnson, who have spent some time in Minnesota, returned’ to’ their home Saturday. ————————_—-_-—? | Northwest Kidder -Mr, and Mrs. Russell Kramer called at the.home of Mr, and Mrs. M. 8. Goldsmith, Monday morning. They were dinner guests at the Gray home. Rev, Greenite of Chaseley now con- ducts services at. the Pleasant Hill church every other Sunday. ‘Miss Prances Simar is spending » few days with her sister, Mrs. John Goldsmith. Mr. and. Mrs. Frank Gray called at thé E. Simar, Russell Woodworth, Adolph Hieb and Art-Ochuner homes Friday. {Harry Morse called at the Art Ochuner home Friday. Mr. and’ Mrs. Frank Gray and Mabel Hagelgrove were Sunday eve- ning callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kramer. ss . Telfer By MRS. WM. McMURRICK’ Mrs. John: Nieland entered a Bis- marck- hospital for. treatment the of the week. The Glencoe Ladies’ Aid met at the church Thursday. The Spur Senos taught by Miss having a two- week vacation. The Buckley family were Sunday Aad egeregiere a J. Reid home. Mr. an Harry Roberson and "| daughter sited at the John Craven home Sunday. The young people met at the Buck- ley home Sunday evening. The next meeting will be at the home of Ruth MecMurrick, Janet and Effie Mae Stewart, Bruce Burch and Ethel McMurrick were Sundey supper guests et the Frances ‘py MES. WALTER DIETZMAN Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Eershew celled 2t the Floyd Cwen home er route home from Bismarck taped Mr. and Mrs. Albin ngherg and daughter Violet rast st the Bee ean: end Mrs, Elmer Lund- {Glen quist Mrs. tan, “ghermam, Mus Eveev- lette Tooker and Dan McCormick spent Thursday evening at the homs iy Mr.-and Mrs. Tebbo Harms. Killdeer, Thursday, where ee, hed. spent a week visiting at the home fe Mr. and Mrs, Bert Feust end fem- Tuesday afternoon. job ariving the school aed edwin Dieteman will do the Eveaulette Tooker spent Thursday afternoon with Miss Eva son | McCormick. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Burgess and |Mrs. Gertie Anderson of Bismarck and Rev. and Mrs. Feitchner of Na- poleon. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Magnus and family were callers at the Ole Me- land home Wednesday. Welch’s Spur {| ho 4 ‘By MBS. BM, WELCH R. M. Welch and family called at the homes of Ruth McMurrich end -|Dopplers Monday afternoon. The Boyd schoo! board held their annual business meeting in the Boyd y |school house Tuesday. Everett Dut- ton was elected a new director and art L. 8. Doppler was appointed jerk. Leo Doppler and Conrad Welch with Merwyn Oder visited Yellow- stone National Park last week. Leo and Conrad returned Sunday morn- in Jenst Slater arrived Tuesday from Cincinnati, Ohio, to visit her mother end relatives in the Menoken vicinity. Mrs. L. 5. Doppler and sister Ele- nor Moran were callers at the home of R. M. Welch, Sunday. John ©. Welch called at the home of John Richter, Sunday. Mrs. Viola Slater was taken to a Bismarck hospite! Tuesday night suf- fering from a heart attack. Her con- dition is reported as better. The Boyd Cross County Home- makers club'met at the home of Mrs. Oder. Wednesday. Corinne Buckley was accepted as a new mem- ber. Mrs. Glen Oder was elected president; Mrs. Otto Dorman, vice president; Mrs. Albert Anderson, sec- retary-treasurer, and Mrs. John Welch and Mrs. L. 8. Doppler, proj- ect leadets. | Driscoll | By DELLA MAE OLSON Mrs. Mary Lindblad returned home last week from an extended visit in the South. The Vacation Bible school closed Friday. A picnic was held in the afternoon at the Quale farm. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Olson, Jr,, and grand-daughter, Marcella, returned home Saturday from a visit to points in Minnesota, South Dakota and Col- orado. Mr, and Mrs, Sumner Hanson and family of Eau Claire, Wis., are visit- ing at the Frank Johns ‘and Irving Hanson “homes. Franklin Hanson of PS N. D., and Stanley Hanson Bismarck also spent the week- end at.the Johns home. Mr. and: Mrs. Ernest Meland of Grand Forks were visitors among rel- atives in the community Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James Garrison of Bismarck visited at the C. A. Swan- son home Sunday. A Children’s Day program was pre- sented in the hall Sunday evening by the Vacation Bible school students. A farewell party was given Satur- cay evening for the Elmer Koon fam- fly. They are moving to Montana. Mr. and Mrs, A. M. Brushwein and family and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Berg and family returned home Sunday after visiting points in Canada. [Sermk fi By see MARCHANT . Mrs. Herbert “Fottmen and family are visiting selatives here this week. Mr. and Mrs. ©. B. Knudson and family were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Reile at McClusky, Wed- nesday. Emil Tutt visited at the James Novy home Sunday. - Emma Heimbuck, who has been proper at the Anton Novy home for some time, returned to her home this week. “Mrs. Herbert Hoffman, Caroline and Harold were supper guests at the Cc. B. Knudson home Thursday. ©. B. Knudson and children called at the Carl Johnson home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Reile of Mc- Clusky were Sunday dinner guests at the John Witt home, _ John Fitzgerald moved to the Cal- vin Williams place Sunday. ——_____—_—_—_-+ k Wilson |. By MES. JOHN 4 BERG Mr. and Mrs, Henry Gessele drove to Wishek, N. D., to attend the fu- neral Sundey of Car! Weist who died ‘Thursday at his home. Sunday visitors at the John‘ Berg home were Mr. Scholl of Pickardville, N. D., Mr. and Mrs. John Kurle, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lerson of Bismarck, Mr. Mike Wall, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Byone, end Serah ond Wille Berg. Mrs. Sem Berg end children and John Berg coast Monday end Tuse- day st ¢ Bismerck hospitel Regie Sem Faigle who ration Tuesday. Mrs. Gust Newmiller and children spent ones f at Goodrich, N.D., atthe Arinur Paff home. ee “and Mrs. Catl Puss had as thee nae and Mrs. Emmanual Henry of Mercert spent Sunday at the Bd Ges- "| sele home. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Ollen Berger of Wilton spent Sundey at the Christ Newmiller home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vossler, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wall spent Sunday with Sam Berg at Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wenrs are parents of a dughter born at Turtle Lake last week. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wegner were Sunday dinner guests at the Emil Wanner home south of. Mercer. . Chester Mele of St. Paul ts vist; G. Redington home. and Mrs. Gottlieb). | “The American male leg is second ing, assured (from left to right, as usual) . ‘THE -BISN BISMARCK _ TRIBUNE ES, JULY 22, 1987_ to none. there wasn’ i bunch at the coronation,” James W. Gerard, President Roosevelt's persona! representetive at the crown- interviewers on his return to New York. By jingoes, he may be right at thet. en’t those the sturdy shanks of Connoisseur Gerard, Let's see now decked out in _ court shoes and hose? Yes, indeed. Next gaze on the leugh-provoking extremities of the pins that hold up sylph-like Peul Whiteman when he’s playing squash, es well es _ knock-kneed trotters of Fred Astaire. Lash’s slightly Lcd effect so much cultivated by underpinnings would confirm # mighty tall tale, while silent Harpo Marx lets his gems steak for them- [Missout By MRS. KE. 8. SNYDER Imogene Irvine spent last area 2 at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William MacDonald. Mrs. ©. G. Davenport entertained members of the Glendale Ladies’ Aid at her home Thursday afternoon. Alice and Doris Stewart spent Thursday afternoon with the Angus Stewart children. The Stewartsdale Ladies’. Mission- ary society met at the home of Mrs. Alex Anderson Thursday afternoon with six members and one guest pres- ent. The next meeting will be Thursday, BY 29, at the home of Mrs. R. R. Boyd, Bismarck. Eugene Woodworth, youngest son ef Mr.. and Mrs, Studie Woodworth is getting along nicely after under- going an operation for appendicitis at a Bismarck hospital Wednesday morning. Mrs, Fred Doehte and baby boy and Miss Edna Doehle from near Moffit were ‘Thursday afternoon vis- itors at the Leslie Clark home. Mr. and Mrs. James MacDonald were Sunday dinner guests at the Andrew Irvine home. By MRS. GEORGE NELSON Mr. and Mrs. August Carlson and Virginia iof Dickinson Carlson's sister, Mrs. Lund- quist home. She had been visiting there since the Fourth. Mr. Carlson went to South Dakota on business while Mrs. Carlson remained to visit. Mabel Magnus came from Bismarck recently and accompanied her parents to the George Magnus home near Sterling, The Cedar Hill Homemakers’ club was entertained Wednesday by Mrs. George Nelson. Six members respond- ed to roll call. Mrs. Carl Hazel was a visitor. Mrs. Bert Hendershott and Oscar Magnuson received & it Mrs. Below, study the sleek, silken distance runners. selves, Yes, it’s @ great “leg show.” guest Saturday of Lylas Magnus. ‘Milton Moses is homs on 2 vacation from ¢ COC camp at Sidney, ee taelr son from Bismarck and relatives {from Washburn. A daughter, Lorraine Lavonne, was torn July 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Seth Harju of Trygg township. Emil Johnson visited Sunday at the Art Magnus home. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Scott and family of Minot visited Wednesday at the Nels Nelson home. They will Move s00n to Glendive, Mont. to make their home, Floyd Anderson is now working with @ construction crew. >—______________-» Clear Lake By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Christian- son and son of Mandan visited with his brother Harold and family the beginning of the week. Clear Lake school board members met Tuesday afternoon at the town hall for their yearly meeting. Albert an Paul Paslay was re-elected clerk. Tuesday evening. ¢ Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen and family visited at the Ole Newland home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs Harold Olson and Jimmy and Bernard Ness were enter- tained at the W. F. Keeler home Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Ole Newland and family spent ian evening at the cease Young home. Anna Eisenman of Glenham, . 1s visiting her college friend, He sinc ade Sh oe! Us atew visiting there. ual of their aunt, Mrs Dave Spangberg near Regan. annual meeting Tuesday and Wed- nesday evenings at the Emory Boss Mr. and Mrs. Hino Johnson and baby and Mrs. Ed Hill and children who have been visiting friends here, left Monday for their homes in Min- nea} Edwin Waist! left for Oregon with his parents her Walter Ojanen reunsed Saturday from Minnesota. ‘The Women’s club held their meet- with 11 members present. Christensen was re-elected president and Mrs. Harold Olson and Jimmy called on Mr. Olson’s father snkles of James J. Far! and Circus Gient Robert Wadlow's ——________+ | Hampten By GERTRUDE ECFEY Ceroline Backhaus called on friends in Linton the beginning of the week. Frank Koppy, who hes been em- few days at his parent’s home. A lary vicinity attended the annual Farm- Seeman park in Linton Wednesday. of Strasburg, Albert Serr “Bonny” Grenz. : treatment. the Ted Schnaible home. girls’ 4-H clubs. Backhaus farm. ferry. By MRS. ELMER BLOOMQUIST Bismarck callers Monday. quist home Sunday sfterncon. Roth, Sunday. Hogue Gay en route to McKenzie. Evans Sunday afternoon. By SITA MAE WeoRst ville visited Worst and family Monda: Richard Fricke, Sunday visitor of Herman Worst. Mrs. Viola Ta: Mrs. Herman Thursday. week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klawitter was an ing Sunday at the Wanttaje home Bay sehn Flennigen and son, Rey- Friday evening guests of Mr. SERRE PORCRINDEST POE NNO SSS RRTTER OSAP TUE SERRE eee Pres nee ES ~ | detpel election. Police watched from the background. 4 ployed at Cannonball is spending 2 "gé number of people from this ers Union picnic which was held at Business callers at the Steve Koppy ireturned with them. home Friday evening were John &chmaltz of Linton, his brother Mike and Adam Ohlhauser, who has been ‘staying at the home of his son Henry, was taken to Linton Friday where he entered the hospital for medical My. and Mrs. Steve Koppy and daughters Elizabeth and Regina mo~ tored to Eureka, 8..D., Saturday where the girls consulted an eye specialist. Charlotte and Herbert Weber of Linton are spending a few days at The annual Old Settlers’ picnic was held Sunday on the Kyes ranch. In the afternoon a rodeo was held in which several good riders competed. Refreshment stands were operated by ‘In the evening a dance was held at the Herman Mr. and Mrs, Marske, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Heimbecker, sons Kenneth and LeRoy, daughter Phyllis and Eva Lipp of Cannonball were supper guests at the Steve Koppy home Sun- day evening. They returned to Can- | nonball the same evening via the -—__________ _ Sibley Butte Mr. and Mrs. Henry Larsoon were The L. Davenport family are mov- “ling to Painted Woods township. Henry Lerson called on O. J. Roth Sundey morning end et the E. Bloom- Mrs. H. B. Wildfang and children of Sterling visited her mother, Mrs. ‘Wilmar end Alvin Roth end Harold called on EB. Bloomauist Tues- Wayne Bloomquist visited Wevie Se | Riverview Robert Ackerman end Robert Mel- Mr. and Mrs. Herman Yy. Baldwin, wes @ lor and son Dehnis, forst and Rae Worst were overnight guests in Bismack Mr. and Mrs. John Flannigan vis- Thursday afte ein re eel ee and Mrs. Fr Par 2 nts ee and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Paul, lest By MRS. T. T. HUGHES ‘The Ladies’ Aid was entertained by Mrs. Bd Fuehrer Wednesday after- noon. The next meeting will be held at the T. Hughes home. Mrs. V. Seott entertained the Homemakers club Thursday after- moon. The following officers were elected: Project leaders, Mrs. H. R. Raeshke and Mrs. BE. W. Anderson; president, Mrs. Henry Larson; vice president, Mrs. V. Scott; secretary, Mrs. BE. L. Adams; treasurer, Mrs. T. T. Hughes. The miscellaneous les- son was given by Mrs. E. W. Ander~ son, efter which refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs, Herold Falkins were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. E. 5. Adams. . Mr. and Mrs. M. Victor entertained et @ dancing party Friday evening in honor of their son, Charlie, who will leave July 26 to serve in the navy. Miss Ella Pokell wes hostess at 2: birthday party Saturday evening at the Georgs Hughes’ home in honor of Buddie Hughes’ 16th birthdey. The affair was @ surprise. Refreshments were served at midnight. Miss Beryl Sherman and Betty Jo Wildfang of Sterling are staying with Mrs. P. EB. Roth. D. B. Leathers and sister, Miss Ella Leathers, returned home Sun- day night from Washington and California where they visited friends and relatives the last month and 2 helt, Mrs. G. Manly attended the Fost- masters’ convention held in Bismarck Sundey, Monday end Tussday. —— | Wing | ——_——$<$—$<—$__ + ELIZABETY MUELLER — { Mr. etd Mrs, Byron Jonss endj femily end Mrs. Sam Sorenson, ol! of Hurdsfield, were Sunday guests ot the Mike Jones home. Mrs. Soren- son remained for 9 short visit. H. Stark of McKenzie is visit- the Clyde Harvey home 2 few aays. Marthe Neff, who has been em- ployed in Denhoff the past few weeks returned to her home last week. Misses Della and Irene Kraft who went to Milwaukee, Wis., last Novem- ber returned to their home last Wed- nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hervey and family, Miss Gladys Lein and Mrs. Edwin Denk returned from an ex- tended western trip Wednesday. Earl Harvey, who has been in Chico, Cal, Miss Vivian Knowles, who has been attending high schoo! in Minneapolis, returned to her parent’s home here Monday. Robert W. Wilkson left for his home in Portland, Ore. Monday morning after visiting friends and relatives here. Mrs. Edwin Jessen and sons Gary and Alison arrived at her parent's home Wednesday for a few days’ visit. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Olson and daugh- ter Mary Jane, Hans Jacobson and son Clarence spent the week-end at ,;Bison, S. D., visiting relatives. Clyde Harvey, Earl Harvey, Miss Gladys Lein, Mr. and Mrs. Sophus Lein and Raymond Lein spent Mon- Gay afternoon in Bismarck at the Rural Carriers’ and Postmasters’ con- vention. Mrs. Alex Neff and son Alex at- tended the Nonpartisan meeting held at the Bill Wantajia home south of town Sunday. Edna Erickson and Martha Siirtola were Saturday evening and Sunday guests at the Alex Neff home. Painted Woods By MRS. JOE BROWN Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Franklund spent a few days last week at Yellow- stone park. The Frank Shafer family have moved to Bismarck to make their home, Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Donohus and daughter Jean were visitors at the Fred Brown and Jake Bitner homes LS ROT EL Claims Fortune From Macaroni The oft-repeated assertion of Frances Taucher, 38, above, that! she is a millionaire “macaront heiress” so impressed a Los An- geles judge that he continued her probation application in hopes the fortune she claims might be liquidated and resti- tution made in $6000 worth of frauds charged against her. Mrs. Tauther said she received 42,- 000 marriage proposals wher she snmounced in Hollywood thet she was heiress to the foreign macaroni last week before leaving for their home in Pennsylvana. Mr, and Mrs, Deve Smith ere leav- ing this week for the west whers they expect to meke their home in ths future. Mr..and Mrs. Iver Erickson motored to Bismarck Wednesday where Mr. Erickson attended a meeting in con- nection with the soil conservation survey. Little Peggy Hagen wes absent from school several days this week suffer- ing from a bad case of poison ivy. Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Nelson re< turned to their home Sunday after a two-week visit with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erickson of Bismarck, ———wuw—_—— Today’s Recipe Baked Spaghetti Dinner . (6 to 8 servings) Two-thirds cup butter, 2-3 cup flour, 3 pints milk, 2 sweet -green peppers, finely chopped, 2 teaspoons salt, % teaspoon pepper, 1 small can pimentoes, chopped, 6 hard-cooked eggs, chopped, 6 cups cooked spa- ghetti, % cup stuffed olives, sliced, 1% cups grated cheese. Heat butter, add flour and mix well. Slowly stir in milk and cook: until thickened. Add green pepper and sea- soning. Cook 5 minutes. Stir in pi- mento, hard-cooked eggs, 1 cup of cheese and the spaghetti. Turn into buttered casserole. Sprinkle remain- ing cheese over top, garnish with sliced olives. Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees F.) until delicate brown, about 30 minutes. Corn and Green Peppers (4 to 6 servings) One and one-half cups fresh cooked corn cut from cob, 1 green pepper cut in thin strips, 3 tablespoons butter, salt to taste, % cup cream. Heat butter in pan, add peppers end cook two minutes. Add corn and cook 1 minute. Then season and add eream and bring to boil once. It's & wonderful delicacy.