The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-20
Tappen

on No. Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Yetler enter
tanned all their children Dec. 18th
at their home in honor Of their
daughter, Mrs. Ionic Woodwick's
birthday. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Lewis and children
Of Dawson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Smyth Of Dawson, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Yetler and Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Mac
Donald and family.
Sleds are taking their plces again
since the big snow Saturday. The
mail carriers hive been able to use
their cars up till this week.
The Equity elevator has car of
shelled corn on the track which the
farmers are busy hauling to their
farms for feeding.
Word has been received by Mrs.
j. p. Geesey that her mother had
passed away at her home in the east.
Mrs. Geesey left on Tuesday to at
tend the funeral.
state examinations in the seventh
and eighth grade rooms.
Mrs. Charlie Patterson returned
Monday from her extended visit
with daughter, Mrs. Frank Hogan,
in st. Paul.
Due to extreme cold weather. Bcr-
win Hall and sister, Ada, Of Williams
were unable to attend school the
first of the week.
Louie Ahinen and Virgle Ashelman
motOred to Medina on Tuesday to
bring back Mr.. Ashelman's car that
got snow bound recently.
| Miss Pauline Miller is now working
! for Mrs. Louie WOOdWick,
Earl Dolmseth and Ted Swatburg
returned Monday from the logging
camps in Minnesota.
The Rinkie Drinks played the Wild
cats game of indoor baseball Mon
day evening in the high school gym
and the Rinkie Drinks beat the Wild
cats 20 to u. Those who comprise
the Rinkie players are as follows:
Billy Yctlcr, pitcher; Walter Stauf-
fer, catcher; Lenard Haunt, first
baseman; John Montgomery, second;
Leo Sauers, third, and Earl Dolm-
seth, fielder. The Wildcats arc
Angus Bell, pitcher; virglc Ashcl-
man, catcher; Elmer Olson, first
bascman; Earl Schultz, second;
Harry Dolmseth, third; Erich Gross,
fielder.
Helen Olson Of Tanner was unable
to attend school the first of the
week on account Of the snow-blocked
roads.
Oscar Ness is now working on the
Geo. Mahin farm south Of town.
Jake Riddle is visiting an aunt
in Bismarck this week.
Mr.. A. p. Gilbert of Hazclton, who
has been baling hay IA miles north
of town all fall, left for his home
Tuesday, making the trip by horses
and sled while the therm ometer
registered 80 below. :
Hot lunches were served by men,
bers Of the Tappen Ladies' aid Satur-
day. Dec. 4th, at Union hall. The
to thank the public, and also. Mr..
Higgins for the use Of his hall.
Chef Ackes was out to the @. f.
Erickson farm Tuesday on business
matters.
German Lutheran church, Rev.
Gene Hindercr, pastor, Sunday school,
10 a. M; church, 1880 q. m.
Rev. Gauer motored Miss Esther
Peterson and Miss Herr to jamestown
Friday, returning Saturday.
Miss Lillian Oelkic of Steele has
been visiting her friend. Miss Violet
Stauffer, over the weekend.
Due to a severe cold, Leoma Geesey
has been unable to attend school
for three days.
The Farmers association shipped
two carloads of hogs to So. St. Paul
markets Tuesday.
Richard McVay, who is working at
the Niles ranch, eight miles south Of
Dawson, badly froxc his face while
driving in town Wednesday,. After
thawing it out with snow his face
was SO swollen he was unable to
drive home.
Due to the bad roads the Butter.
, fly orchestra from Fargo, which was
scheduled to play here Wednesday
evening, failed to appear. So the
dance to be given by Art Krcss and
VIM. Yetler was postponed until .
later date. IS
There is rumor here that mail
route will start south Of town about
the first of January. This has been
something badly needed for years
and we hope the. rumor will prove
true.
While the three Bob Hackman boys
were driving to school Wednesday the
oldest, Roy, froxe his hands. They
had to be warmed with snow before
they could be released from the reins.
r. +. A. Meeting j,
Meeting was opened by president,
Mrs. Geo. Whitford; song by all,
America the Beautiful; report from
membership committee. S, Program
committee appointed for next meet
ing are az follows: Mrs. Elmer
Olson, Mrs. Tom Halverson, Mrs.
VIM. Yetler, Mrs. Bert Smith. Henry
Montgomery and Tom Halverson as
chairmen. Pigeon song by the lower
grades. instrumental solo by Miss
Oma Mahin, solo, Sweet and Low, by
Alma Stauffer; trio, Norman Patter-
son. Frederick Sleight and Alma
Stauffer; talk on habits and success
by Professor Micholesohn; song by
all, Battle Hymn Of the Republic
and My Old Kentucky Home; talk.
by the high school; talk by Inspcc-
tor VIM. Pickles of Valley City; sax0-
phone solo by Rev. Gauer. Next
meeting to be held Jan. l1th at 1915
o'clock. There are at present 40
members. The high school room was
filled and . dainty lunch was served
by the committee. which comprised of
Mrs. r. E. Beisner, chairman; Mrs.
Jack Geesey,. Mrs. Pete Paterson,
Mrs. Benney. Demary, Miss Henri, Miss
Peterson, Mrs. l.. Cowold and Mrs.
Geo. Whitford.