The Bismarck tribune., 1924-11-05

Mrs. Johnson and daughters Of
Mckenzie. were callers at the Fred
Pilsbury home in Moffit. during the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Codcr and
family have returned from trip to
the Minnesota twin cities"
Born Oct. q, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Kendall Jr. at Mofsit a son.
The Kendall Jr. family are now the
proud parents of three boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrel Krusc and
child Of Minneapolis, visited at the
Edward Kruse home in Moffit, dur
ing the past week. They returned to
their home in Minnesota via. motor
car.
A lively charivari was rendered to
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Werner at their
home in Moffit. on Oct 26, in honor
of the recent Werner marriage.
Lovely treats were served to all call
ers Of the evening.
Callers at the f. Whitcakcr home
during the past week. Mr.. Charles
Anderson, who is running for Com
missioner Of this district. Mr.. VIM.
Carol, Ford representative in this
district and Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Mof-
fit, all Of Moffit.
A lively Pic auction, and lunch
was served at the Benz hall, after
the show, on Halloween, by the
ladies Of the church. Mr.. c. Lowe
served as auctioncr, assisted by Fred
W. Mofit as auctioneer's ring man.
Good prices were received for the
pies; all seasoned with much merri-
ment and good will. Mr.. Lowe dane
ed jig upon the block Ca dry goods
box) to the accompaniment Of Fred
Motifs shouts. when record price
of two dollars was reached for de-
licious pumpkin pic. The sale closed
with lunch Of coffee, sandwiches,
cake and doughnuts, and all present
did full justice to the spread. An
other affair in this line will be Civ
en- soon. The sale and lunch nctted
a nice sum Of money for the benefit
of the church debt. Many thanks to
all present.
~ An enjoyable basket social was
given at the Benz hall by the teach
ers of the Moffit school, /or the ben
eft of the school, on Nov. l.. A
splendid program was rendered by
the children Of the school and u
grand time was had by all. Mr.. Mylo
Gillen acted as .auctioncer at this |
lively sale of baskets and received
good prices all around. At midnight
all participants went home, tired but
happy.
Another large party gathered at
the farm home of T.. NJ. Whitcaker
in Morton township, also on Nov. /.
and Halloween party. About
a hundred guests were present.
Games. cards, fortune telling and
dancing filled the evening with JOY
and mcrriment. A pic eating contest
was won by one Of the boys, amid
shouts of laughter. Lunch was serv-
ed at midnight. The music was fur
nished by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moffit
According to reports from the
conference held at Minot
last week, Braddock was added to
the Moffit, Mckenzie, Sterling cir !
cult, which will be supplied by the
Rev. Mrs. Elizabeth Cellar. Rev. l..
who has been preaching in
will have charge of the
pulpits Of Napoleon, Burnstad and
Ashley. The Rev. pnd Mrs. Ellar
now have charge Of the four former
villages.
Mrs. A. K. Dutton of Emmons Coun-
ty near Hazclton was called to Ne
braska last Friday by the serious
illness Of her mother.
MIR. Edgar Cooper of Fair Oakes.
a former resident Of Brit
tin and son of T. Gilbert Cooper, was
injured by being thrown from his
motorcycle last Monday, and rushed
to the Bismarck Hospital. Edgar's
shoulder is severely injured. and an
operation was necessary to set the
injured member. Mr.. Coopcr's visit
to his old home has turned out very
unfortunately.
The Ladies Aid of Moffit will meet
at the home of Mrs. Edward Dchaan,
in Moffit on Nov. 5.
y The Grandmothers Club of Motrit,
will meet at the home Of Mrs. Joseph
Bullock, in Moffit, Nov IL.
, Mrs. Sidney White, of Minneapolis,
MINI. who was here attending to
business and farm interests, has re-
turned to her home to be present at
election.
Several new radio outfits arc being
Installed in the locality south and
west Of Moffit.
REPENTANT .,
EXECUTIONER !
PEDDLES RUGS