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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-27
Steiber

Glenn Oder has gone back to work
near Bismarck after helping his
brother for couple of weeks.
Miss Cathern Doyle and Ted Lee
were at Wildwood Sunday.
Misses Gertrude Hickel and Rose
Ellen Doyle motored to Tutte Fri
day.
Beecher and Roderick Malone were
visitors at Alta Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson and
Mr.. H. Smith motored to Coleharbor
Tuesday where they visited relatives
and from there they went to Ryder
to attend to business matters. They
return Thursday.
Visitors at the Hickel residence
Sunday evening were D. E. MATHS,
Miss Cathern Doyle Beecher and
Roderick Malone.
Robert Palmer was business Wis
itor in Bismarck one day last week.
]. R. Jones and VIM. Hurlburt
spent several days in Bismarck last
week.
George McAllister, Carl Schatz
and Mr.. Rhinehart drove q large
flock of sheep to Regain Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Malone and
Beecher Malone were guests at the
Albert Johnson home in Wilton Sum
day.
Merwin Oder finished threshring
Monday.
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Baldwin

Laurence Wiley Of the Mandar
Music Shop was business caller
here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonso Erickson
and little son, who arrived here sew.
craI weeks ago from Chicago, and
have been making their home with
Mrs. Erickson's brother, Ralph
Frickc, expect to leave at an early
day for Bismarck where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Erick-
son has been employed on a local
thrcshing machine.
H. II. Williams of the Mandan
Beverage company was recent
business caller in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. knowingly Dorman
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Nordstrom and family motorcd to
Mcnoken Sunday whore they visited
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Satter and
family were Saturday evening VS.
itors at the Richard Borner home.
Miss Bessie Anderson Of near Re-
gan spent the weekend at the home
Of relatives and friends in this COM
munlty.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Fcvold and
family were transacting business in
Bismarck the first of the week.
q. G.. Ellington and j. G. Cowan
Of Bismarck were here Saturday on
business.
Mrs. Sam Hanson motored to Will
ton on business Monday evening.
julius Meyer has purchased new
Paige car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Geigle and
family were transacting business in
the capital city Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Diede of Eek
lund spent Sunday afternoon at the
home of local friends.
Two prairie fires were in this To-
cality Friday, one north Of town and
one south. The one northwest of
town started in the brush and did
not do much damage. The one south
burned up several stacks of hay.
The ground is dry and stubble and
prairie land burn like finder. A stiff
wind which was blowing made it
more difficult to get the fire under
control.
Miss Violet Hostettler, who has
been employed at the Ira Falken-
stein home for several weeks, has
returned to her home at Still.
Mrs. Fred klawitter has returned
home from Bismarck where she has
been taking medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Nordstrom
motorcd to Bismarck Monday to see
Mr.. Nordstrom's nephew, Elmer
Hanson, who was seriously hurt
Saturday in a motorcycle accident.
Fred Schroeder of Cromwell pur-
chased several loads of corn from
Richard Borner and hauled it home
Friday and Saturday.
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Still

Mr.. and Mrs. Erie Pearson called
at the Arthur Johnson home Satur-
day evening.
The Rev. Alfred t'reltag Of Max
visited with Oscar IIagstrom during
the weekend.
Fred STANDBY had his sale of per-
sonal property Monday. AT present
he is making his home with the Mar
tin Strands. pending his moving on
Granting. just north Of Regain.
A large number Of people of the
community attended the funeral Of
little Ernest Lind last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Standby and
baby daughter have moved to the
Hit farm south of Wilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Richard and
children Of Wilton and Mrs. G. l..
Johnson and children were visitors
at the Hagstrom home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson and son kas-
par of Flasher and a daughter. Mrs.
Peterson. Of Mandan, were week end
guests at the John Asplund home.
Mrs. Asplund was formerly Miss
Belle Benson.
Miss Nellie liagstrom spent sew
eral days last week at the Sandelin
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Pearson and
children are preparing to move onto
the place just vacated by Fred
Standley. They are waiting for their
furniture to arrive from Mime.
apolis.
The Misses Naomi and Ingric
Hagstrom were entertained at the
w. S. Oder home in Steiber town.
ship Saturday evening.
The Pentecostal assembly has re.
Gently bought tho Farmers Union
hall in Regain in which to hold their
church services.
Mrs. Matte Bigler Of Bismarck
spent last Sunday with her sister
Mrs. c. l.. Johnson.
Mrs. Charlie Lind and son William
and Mrs. John Sandelin were callers
at Hagstrom's Thursday.
The James Fitzgerald family are
moving into Regain this fall. Pete
Johnson has bought the farm or
which they have resided for sevcra
years.
The ladies' aid Of the Swedish Mis-
sion church will meet at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ecklunt
| Thursday afternoon, Oct. 9th.
a number of relatives and friends
were entertained at the John Asp
lund home Monday evening in honor
Of Mr.. Asplund's birthday. The out
of-town guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Benson, kaspar Benson and Mrs
Peterson of Flasher and Mrs. Peter
son Of Mandan.
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MOffit

Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Brooks ar
rived in Mckenzie Saturday nigh
from Edgeley and Rev. Brook:
preached a very interesting sermon
at the Moffit church Sunday morn.
ing.
Those visiting and shopping in the
capital city Saturday were Mr.. anc
Mrs. Young. Mrs. Hosford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Asselstinc, and Mr.. and Mrs
Enockson.
Mr.. and Hrs. A. +. Cline enter
tanned Rev. and Mrs. Cellar at a
chicken dinner mt their home last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Carpenter were
Bismarck callers on Friday.
Mrs. Ed Kruse and daughters were
visiting at the Asselstine home Sun
day.
Mrs. Packard Of Shields Is visit
ing at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. Joe Coder.
Adams Brothers are thrcshing
bronze grass for a. j.. Cline this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Johnson and
Mrs. II. Adams were guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Little in Wing
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Hofstad were
Hazelton callers on Saturday.
There will be no school Wednesday
Thursday and Friday. as our three
teachers are attending the teachers
convention in Bismarck.
Mrs. Fay Johnson called on Mrs.
McNally !. Mrs. Asselstine Mon
day.
August Dochlc and family have
recently moved into the house that
has been vacated by c. b. Stevens.
Mrs. Ed. Hoffman was shopping
in town Monday.
Quite number Of ladies dropped
into the Enockson home Friday af-
ternoon and completely surprised her
with a shower" They were also
laden with lots of good eats and a
very pleasant afternoon was enjoyed
by all.
Mrs. Fay Johnson entered the Bis
marck hospital Tuesday to have hei
tonsils removed.
Mrs. Ed krusc was capital city
raier on Friday.
The Ladies Aid will meet ut the
home of Mrs. A. f. Cline Wcdnes.
day afternoon. Nov. End.
Henry SwindlinS has recently pur-
chased a new six-tube radio.
Jens and Viggo Jensen, Geo. Parks
and Ira Pcckins received a carload
Of Goa. over the N. p. road Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pillsbury were
visiting with friends in Mckenzie
Sunday afternoon.
Anna Anderson and Elsie Slater
students in the Bismarck high
school. spent the weekend at THEN
farm homes northwest Of Moffit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Bailey. Mr.
and Mrs. P. Hostead, Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar Benz and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Olson were visiting at the Valen.
tine Benz home Sunday.
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southern part of Rock Hill district to
school No. /. Victor Nelson. will
transport the Walworth children and
Roy Farley the Moses children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Little motored
to Devils Lake to visit their son
Wilfred who attends school there.
They returned Monday.
Charles Our was an overnight vis-
itor at the j. F. Little home Monday.
Mrs. Jordahl and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Holmgren were dinner
guests at the Charles Kuehl home
Sunday.
Mrs. Y. N. Monroe called at w.
II. Kolb's Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Swanson Wis
tied at the Joe Cook home on Sun.
day.
Burnett jacobson was a guest at
the Strand home Sunday.
There were church services in the
Garfield school Sunday evening, con-
Quoted by Rev. Johnson of Bismarck.
Mrs. Eta Weinberg Of Aberdeen,
S. D., and Henry Kremenetsky of
futile visited at the ]. F. Little
home Monday.
Isaac Marcovitz Of Mandan called
at Albert Vollen's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Vollen and
children were guests at the Andrew
Olson home Sunday.
The Ernie Piepkorn family have
moved to Wing to the house owned
by Mrs. Albert Little.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Little and FAM
lily were supper guests at the Herb
Little home Sunday.
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Wing

A wedding supper was given at
the Harty cafe Thursday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hard
ing Of Bismarck. Mrs. Harding be-
ing known us Miss Bonnie Harty
around here. Out-of-town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Will Harty and
daughter Avis. Ray Harry. Archie
Fransen. Cora Larson. Miss Gertrude
Grothberg and Miss Schultz Of Tut
tie and Miss Beata Rusch Of Wash
burn. The entire community ex-
tend their heartiest congratulations
to the young married couple.
John r. Knowles, jess Johns and
VIM. Chenille made business trip
to Bismarck Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amiel Piepkorn and
daughters transacted business in
Mandan Monday.
Mrs. Eta Weinberg Of Aberdeen
s. D., spent fek days with hei
daughter, Mrs. Isadore kremenetzky
All the teachers Of this vicinity
left Tuesday for Bismarck to attend
the teachers convention.
The people Of this vicinity were
called out five miles northwest OF
town to help fight a prairie fire
Thursday afternoon. The fire was
put out before it did much damage
Mrs. L. r. Johns returned Mon
day from brief visit in Minnesota,
Wisconsin and Iowa.
Eugene Piepkorn left Monday for
Wisconsin.
John r. Knowles, VIM. Chenille
and Eugene Piepkorn motored to
Garrison Saturday.
Gordon Johns broke his arm again
last Friday at school.
Mrs. Amiel Piepkorn and children
have moved their household goods
to town and. have rented Mrs. Albert
Titles home.
Mrs. Roy Bond visited in Bismarck
Friday.
Mrs. Eta Wilkinson, Mrs. How.
ard Glenville and Bernice and Es-
Their Granville were Sunday dinner
guests at the Bert Granville home.
Margaret Knowles and Raymond
Whitestock were Saturday evening
dinner guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ebb Cleveland.
Buddy Cleveland visited at Bow
den Sunday.
NJ. and Mrs. Ebb Cleveland were
Wilton visitors Sunday.
II. and 4xs. c. ]. Cleveland Of
lleeD yl1i4od g - lib Clevulnud
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Garfield

Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Olson were call
ed in Bismarck Sunday morning.
Mrs. j. w. Olson who was very low
at the hospital there passed away
Tuesday morning at 1880. She leaves
a husband, three children, her father,
her sister, brothers and other rela-
tives. Her remains are to be shipped
to Minneapolis to be buried beside
her mother.
A few from here attended the serv-
ices in the hall in Regain Sunday
evening. 1t was announced that the
Pentecostals have bought the hall
and there will be Sunday School
every Sunday at 1880 and services
at 1880 and s o'clock.
The American Legion Auxiliary
gave a farewell party at the A. H
Helgeson home in honor of Mrs. j.
kaafer with Mr.. keiger who left by
train for Chicago. They plan on
visiting with friends and relatives or
their way. We were all sorry to see
them go.
Mrs. Ole Olson and Pete jacobson
were callers in Wilton Saturday.
Alvin Ghylin called at Bernhard
Hall and l.. Wagner of Wilton Sat
urday.
There was services at the school.
house Sunday evening. Missionary
Johnson conducted the services.
Dinner guests at the Chas. kueh
home Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs
Holmgren, Mrs. S. l.. Jordahl anc
children.
Callers at the II. Davenport home
Sunday were, Mr.. and Mrs. Shelly
Bailey and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Davenport and SON, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Hollingsworth, Margare
Hollingsworth and Otto Larson.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Swanson spen
Sunday at the j. Cook home.
Visitors at the Ghylin home wer.
Ina Myers, Barney Strand, Mr.. ant
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Holstcin attended the r. I. a. at
Regain Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Graham took
Jackie to Bismarck Monday to con-
suit physicians about his arm, which
he wrenched Sunday.
Emma Weber and Ella. Clara and
Edith Mueller called on Beulah Law
yer Sunday. Miss Lawyer is teach
ing in Schrunk school No. 2.
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sraddOck

Rev. John Morangc OF Bismarck,
distric, Superintendent Of the NJ. f..
Church. preached Sunday evening in
the Eraddock Church. After services
a meeting Of the Church Board was
held. Services will be held next Sun
day evening at the usual hour.
Mrs. Mabel Koenig gave a Halo
ween party for her Sunday school
class Friday evening. Thirteen lit
tic boys and girls were present. The
honored guests Of the party were two
ghosts and a witch, who created
great sport for the little folks. The
menu consisted of goblin sandwiches,
rhost hearts, mystery cake, Witches
beverage. cats eyes and monkey
faces. Miss Hattie FetterIy and
Mamie MAIDEN assisted in serving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Baxter, who
have been over at Selfridge during
the thrashing season spent Monday
afternoon and Tuesday morning
visiting relatives here. They re-
turned to Mandan Tuesday.
John Larson Of Bismarck, auditor
for the Carpenter Lumber CO., was
in town several days this week.
Mesdames Allen, Long, Sherwin.
Aarvig, and Savage drove to Linton
Tuesday evening to attend meeting
Of the O. +. S. Forty members were
in attendance.
c. A. Stickney returned Tuesday
from Bismarck. We trust that he
will soon be restored to health.
Smith Engleman shipped three
carloads of cattle to st. Paul Tues
day, accompanying the car himself
A. N. Drake, Of Minneapolis; Jay
Newcomer of Eldora, Ia; r. o. Nor
den Of Minneapolis; John Nssen OF
Eldora, Ia; and D. f. Byarm OF
Hubbard, Ia, also their standby
shorty, spent several days this
week looking after their interests
here. Mr.. Drake and Mr.. Newcomer
have rented part of their land, in.
GLIDING the Sempel homestead, tt
Henry Zottmick and are building q
new barn on the place, also fixing
up the house and making other i'm,
provements.
Mrs. G. II. Dexter and Lowell Bar.
ton took Virgil Dexter up to Mandar
Tuesday to consult DR.. Henderson
Virgil remained there to take treat.
ments.
Herman Sueltz. and Mrs. Smith
Engleman and children went to Fes.
sender Tuesday with their sister
Mrs. VIM. Barr, and little son, who
was returning home after a three
weeks visit at the Sueltz and Engle-
man home at Dana.
Mrs. w. w. Mandigo returned
home Wednesday from Bismarck
after few days stay with her
daughter, Ethel, at the Bismarck
hospital.
The Ladies Of the Woodman Circle
were entertained at q splendid dinner
at the hotel in Hazelton Wednesday,
Oct. 10th, by Mrs. ]. D. McCusker,
Who is a member of the Braddock
Circle. The Circle ladies have rent
Cd the front part Of the building
owned by Mr.. George lively and in
tend to fix it for hall in which to
hold their meetings. They hope to
have II ready for the next meeting
which will Be held Wednesday eve
ming, Nov. End.
John 4ousu, ST., has rented his
farm to his son-in-law Fred Kangas
Nho returned from California this
D0mmer.
Roy Wsber, who has spent several
1onthe - Hettineor, working in 4
eeher shop Jeturnsd to Braddock
" 6nninens ulesting a. the Brad
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Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-09
YOungster Admits
Bombing Plot
by United Press Leased Wire

DALLAS, Tex, March "a de-
sire to collect his father s insurance
to take trip to San Diego, Cal,
prompted Howard Barr, Il, to at
tempt to dynamite his father s
home here yesterday, according to
police who today announced Howard
had made statement to that ef
feet.
Jack Barr, the father, saved the
lives of his wife, Howard 5 step
mother, his small son, and himself
by smotherng the sputtering fuse
of dynamite stick tossed into the
room where the three were sleeping.
The boy had obtained the explosive
from negro employed by Barr.
Howard S mother lives in San Di-
ego. The boy was arrested at school
yesterday and after several hours
of questioning by police, he con-
fcsscd to attempting to take his
father S life, police announced.
The youth did not seem greatly
affected by the prospect of a re-
formatory sentence for his attempt.
He sat in his cell, calmly smoking
a cigarette and discussing the event
with newspapermen and police to-
day. He regretted, he remarked,
that he will not now be able to take
his trip to San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-09
Action Filed to
Recover Land

An action seeking to have tract
of land. valued at $4,000 added to
the estate of NJ. G. Dowd, deceased,
was filed this morning at the coun-
ty clerks office by Cassius A.
Smith. Edgar A. Allen, Olive b.
Smith, formerly Olive b. Dowd and
administrators of the estate of NJ.
G. Dowd. Lolita NJ. Martin, Imperial
Valley Tit;c company and Donald
p. Cameron are named as defend
ants in the action.
According to the information fill
ed with the complaint the property
was fraudulently decided out of the
possessions of NJ. G. Dowd, deceas-
ed. That the liabilities of the es-
tate of the deceased were greater
than the assets and the plaintiff
asks that the property or its equiv
alent in cash, $4,000, be adjudged a
part of the assets of the estate of
the deceased in order that creditors
of the estate be able to recover
monies due.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-09
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|CAIIFORNLA
/ %RYN ENGlERo :
THE BEAR FLAG

When the revolt against Mexico
was well under way, the revolution
lists. composed of American settlers
and some native Californians. decid-
ed they must have banner. and the
Bear flag was made at Sonoma. \
piece of unbleached muslin was OBJ
tanned from Mrs. John Sears. and a
strip of red flannel about four incn-
Is wide added. William L. Todd
acted as artist and drew, with pen
cil and ink, a star in the upper cor
rer and a grizzly bear in the center
with underneath the words "Cali-
fornia Republic. The paint for
the star and bear were made of lin
seed oil ard Venetian red or Spanish
brown. The original flag was in
possession Of the San Francisco So
ciety Of California Pioneers bat was
DESTROYED i'll the fire of April
IS, 1906.
Who is the chief justice Of the
supreme court of California!
William II. Waste.
What is the strength of the Cali
fornia national guard?
5000 which is the maximum al
lowed by the e. s. war department.
Which county produces the most
olives and where is the largest olive
orchard
Tularc leads with 6,3Gl acres
planted to olives. The olive orchard
at Svlmar, Los Angeles county, is
said to be the largest in the world.
These questions will be answered
tomorrow:
When and why was the Native
Sons Lodge organized!
Who discovered the Mariposa Big
trees?
DO the state fish and game com
missioncrs receive a salary?
How many teams are there in the
Pacific coast baseball league and
where are they located'
(Qucstions about California will
be answered if sent to the Califor.
MIA Information Department of this
ncwspapcr.)
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-09
Various Races to
Give Programs

The first of a series Of Nation
ality Nights will be given at the
Methodist church next Tuesday eve
ming. The Nationality Nights are
being planned by the city council of
Missionary Societies o. which Mrs.
Oscar Sweeney is the president.
Miss Sara Reed is the director of
the present project.
The plan calls for q series Of four
Tuesday evenings in which the four
most prominent nationalities resid-
ing in the valley viii give programs,
emphasizing particularly the minis
try of Christianity to their races.
1t is likely that q fifth night will
hc given over TO pageantry by the
white Americans.
These " Nationality Nights will
probably constitute the finest OPP
portUnitv ever shared by our people
to learn the best about our fellow
citizens of other races.
The first program will 5e Mexi-
can, and will be led by the pastors
and members Of the Mexican Chris
tian churches o. Brawley and Cal
exico. The Mexican Consul will
also have a part on this program.
On March % the program will be
Negro and Will be in charge Of Prof.
Payne of the East Side school. The
First Baptist church will be the
meeting place. March 29, Fill
pino program will be given 1T the
Presbyterian church. April ), =
japanese program is to be presented
at state Street Christian church
Admission vii! be free to al! pro
grams
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-09
Chi!ders Talks to
Ell Centre Lions

In fine talk ON the past con
gressional session and the conspicu
Gus place occupied by the Swing
johnson bill during the closing
weeks, Charles l.. Childers, attor
ney for the Imperial Irrigation Dis
trict, yesterday declared that the
bill has a 81 support in the house
and a majority of ID in the senate
for the next session. This state
ment and many others of absorbing
interest to business men of thu:
community were made in the tall
given by Childcrs, who was speaker
of the day before the Lions Clu'
at its luncheon at the Hotel Barbar;
Worth yesterday.
Vale McCrory, acting as chair
man of the day, introduced Child
crs, who has Just returned from the
national capital
Senator Hiram w. Johnson s dra
matte effort to get the bill through
the senate, the manner i'll whici
Vice President Charles Dawes re
peatedlv favored the bill and save
it from being pushed aside an'
other phases of the battle for TIL,
proposed Colorado River Legislation
were vividly told by Childers.
Childers talk, which was well pre-
sented in addition to being decided
" Instructive, was cnthusiasticall, J.,
received.
An interesting craft talk on titl'
insurance, by Fred p. Nuttall, o
the Consolidated Title Insurance
Co., was one of the features of tn;
meeting.
Ray Johnson, accompanied by
Mrs. Omega Connolly, sang severa
unusually pleasing solo numbers.
Visitors were f. NJ. Watson
Charles l.. Childers. Roy Womack
FL Centre, S. G. Sorenson and +. |.
Lucking, Calipatria.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-09
Gasoline
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Chicago Scientis, Discovers Miracle
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Gas at 1c a Gallon.
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