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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-02
NEWS OF OUR NECnBORS
Carson

Peter Botten Of the Botten Motor
Co., is spending several days in Man.
dan, taking treatments for a bad
w. A. Hart went to Bismarck
Tuesday, where he was a delegate to
The state republican convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Ladue returned
from Minneapolis Wednesday.
Miss Dickson and Miss Duttcn Of
Mandan are having revival meetings
in the Presbyterian church in Car
son.
Wednesday night the Carson band
had business meeting and election
Of officers for the year. Ernie Stith
was reelected president; Merritt
Harding, vice president; Fred Dett-
loft, secretary; EmmoNs B0tten,
treasurer. The above named Off
GERS, together with p. w. Peterson
and J. c. Bell, are the board Of d.
rectors. X. o. Monson is leader.
DR.. Leavitt left Friday morning
for Bismarck, where he transacted
some business before going on to
Fargo to attend the state Demo-
cratic convention.
Mrs. Joe Stokes visited at Mandan
between trains Saturday.
Florence Litleficld took her little
niece to Bismarck to enter the hos
pital, the little one suffering from
inflammatory rheumatism.
Word from o. p. Vint, who is now
located at Breckenridge, Mimi, is to
the effect that he likes it there very
much, and will move the family
there as soon as possible.
7. f. Mertins, who has been con-
nected with the Carson Eat Shop,
severed his connections there and is
leaving for him farm near Flasher.
County Agent Ted Martell drove
to Mondan Saturday.
j. A. Holkesvik bought the gar
age owned and operated by N. H.
Roberts and son Clarence, taking
over the management in month or
so.
Miss Hilda Iverie, the official
clerk in the county auditors office,
spent the weekend with parents and
friends at New Leipzig.
NJ. II. Weber Of New eLipzig was
in Carson between trains Monday.
Fred Dettloff went to Bismarck
Tuesday, returning the same day.
There will be leap year dance
at the Carson theater Friday night,
Feb. Bird.
Oscar Otterstrum left Tuesday
morning for Fairview, Mont, where
her has accepted position with Dun
con Noise, in a garage.
The many friends Of E. B. Little
field will be glad to learn that he
was able to return from the hospital
at Bismarck, Tuesday night, much
improved in health. Mrs. Littlefield,
who has been with him during his
stay, returned also.
Miss Belva Swanson was on the
sick list for several days, but was
able to resume her school duties
Monday morning.
Attorney NJ. A. Buechler Of Elgin
spent Monday in Carson.
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on the icy roads. No damage was
done to the car and the occupants
were not hurt.
I Mr.. and Mrs. George Machal en-
tertaincd at Il card party Saturday
night. Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Shcr-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Agncw,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wachal, DAN
icl Mccormick were the guests pres
ent. A delicious lunch was served
at midnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Abelein and
children were dinner guests at the
"A. G. DaEcc home Sunday.
Miss Ruth kuhnle and Miss HiIda
Evanson spent Saturday and Sun
day in Bismarck
Frank Wachal and Jess Fee mo-
torcd to Bismarck Monday. Mr.. Fee
left for Montana Monday evening.
Miss Francis Larson is returni' :
to her home at Moffit to spend the
winter.
Mrs. Charley Mccormick was a
caller in Bismarck Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris DETROIT and
children and Mr.. Ed Klcpstein :pent
Monday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Ebeling.
+. L. A. was held Friday evening
at the South Boyd school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hamblein of
Mckenzie were over night guests
at The Chas. Mccormick home Thurs
day.
Marvin Sherman and sons Albert
and Chester, and Miss Orpha Agnew
were shopping in Bismarck Satur-
day.
Melvin Agnew and daughter Helen
were callers ut the Wachal home
Monday
Miss Gertrude Ness left Friday
/ afternoon for Steele where she spent
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Holmes attend
ed the show at the Capital theater
Saturday evening.
Earl Hoffer, who has been work.
ing at the c. d. King farm, spent
the week in Bismarck.
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Mckenzie

Mrs. Paul and son Donald Of Bis
marck were Mckenzie weekend Wis
itors.
L. f. Heaton shipped several car
loads of hogs and cattle from Brit
tin. Friday.
Mrs. r. II. Boyd and children of
Bismarck, were weekend visitors
here with Mrs. Boyd's father, +. M.
feathers, and Mrs. Harley feathers.
Chester Coons, young son of b. +.
Coons, while visiting in Bismarck
Sunday, accidentally bumped his
head with a playmate's head with
such force as to break his nose. He
was Immediately taken to Bis
marck hospital Were he was given
attention. Chester is still in the
hospital.
N. J. STRIVING is nursing sore
hand due to an infection caused by
picking blood Blister
Mr.. and Mrs. Belcher and Mrs.
Harley Leathers motored to Bis
marck Tuesday.
Mr.. and Brs. B. +. Coons and chill
dren spent Sunday in Bismarck.
Miss Lillian Neuman and Anna
Grenz were Bismarck visitors Satur-
day and Sunday between trains.
The w. c. L. u. met with Mrs.
John Rodgers Thursday. Mr.. Rod
gers served sumptuous dinner at
the close Of the meeting.
The Royal Neighbors ill enter
tain with mock radio progra | Sat-
urday evening, February A, which
will be followed by basket social.
Everybody is welcome to attend
bringinp Of course, baskets peck
etbooks.
Nh. and Mrs. George Watson
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hamb-
lin and children Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Nybargcr,
en- route to points III Indiana, Mr..
Nybarger's old home, stopped IN
town several days to crate and ship
their furniture. While here they were
the guests # Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
Watson.
Jack Smith, who has been under
the weather for the past s'eek, is up
and around as usual.
T.. w. Anderson transacted bust
ness in Bismarck Saturday.
The All sewing club will meet
with Mrs. A. Oeffner Saturday at
ternoon, Feb. 4.
The P. r. A. will meet Tuesday
evening, Feb. Z.
Jean Johnsc.., one Of the twins,
who has been quite sick for few
days, is ack in school again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Sickle of Freda,
N. OAK, en- route home from Lin
ton, We're guests Of Mr. and Mrs. D..
E. Wharton.
]. B. Swanicl, looked after bust
ness interests in Bismarck several
days last week.
Edna Coons entertained on her
eighth birthday Thursday several
little people about town.
w. F. Watson motcred to Bis
marck Saturday.
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rows, Mrs. J. B. Fischer, Mrs. j. ST.
verts and Mrs. A. Eissinger visited
school one day this week.
Joseph Moxic Of Golden Valley
was business caller in Dodge
Thursday.
Miss Sigrid Hario, teacher Of the
Dodge school, spent the weekend
with friends in Manning.
Henry Grossman was 4 passenger
to Bismarck Saturday where he will
visit his wife, who will undergo an
operation.
Mrs. Elizabeth Simpfenderfere,
who is residing with her son and
daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Simpfenderfere, spent few
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Simpfenderferc.
Glen Kirk. who spent few days
in Bismarck, returned to his home
Saturday evening.
Clayton Leach was a passenger to
Halliday Saturday where he visited
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Leach. returning Monday morning.
Michael Grietel, who lived in
Barlow, N. D., for man, years. is
now residing with his son and daugh-
ter in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Moen.
Mrs. Grietel died Sunday night at
$3.50 o'clock.
Barbara Gleich and Herman ia
cobson, Eleanor Stern and Ralph
jacobson and Thressa JACOBS and
Denzil Kirk gathered at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gleich Sunday.
Games were played and everybody
reports good time.
Carl Siverts of the Knife River
country was business caller in
Dodge Saturday. His son Norman,
who is attending high school, at
Dodge, returned home with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jole. and chill
dren. Stanley, Levera and Joyce,
spent few days at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Barrows.
N. l.. Daffinrud and Denxil at
tended the basketball game at Gold
en- Valley Friday
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and Ruda Beal, Delbert Wurm, E.
Liljia and Louis Lesher.
Miss Cecil Ryan, formerly Of
Braddock, was crowned queen Of the
!. o. O. F. Mardi Cras staged al
Bismarck last week, and was pre-.
scented with q beautiful diamond
dinner ring.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Button enter.
tained z few friends ut lunch Satur.
day evening.
High School Notes
The Braddock basketball boys go
to Hazelton Monday night to play q
game. Good luck, boys!
The Agricultural club met last
Friday afternoon and held their cleo
ton Of officers which was as fol-
lows: President. Daniel Nordstrom;
vice president, William Ryan; secre-
tAry and treasurer, Lillian Peterson.
They were entertained by short
program.
Mary Ryan vas added to the en-
rollment list of high school stu
dents for the second semester.
The students ent. red the assem-
bly, room Monday morning to greet a
new teacher, Miss Grace Lilleboe.
The junior class held a meeting
Wednesday afternoon to decide on
getting school pins. We are now
looking forward for ou.. pius to ar
rive.
Don't forget the basketball! game
with Steele and dance afterward at
Braddock February Ord. Music by
the "Hoot Owls"
Club Notes
Mrs. q. II. Bauer entertained the
members of the Study and Civic club
at the home Of Mrs. q. Feltheim
Wednesday evening. Thirteen
members were present. Part Of
the evening was spent in planning
for the colonial party that will be
given ut the school gym Feb. II. In
vitations for the party will be sent
soon. The following program was
given: Roll call. Current Events;
"What every Child Want to Know
About Stars Mrs. o. X. Bauer:
Flowers and Birds of North Dakota,
Mrs. koenig; Annie Laurie, Club.
The Daughters of Grace met at
the home of Miss Helen Aarvig Sat
urday afternoon, Jan. %.
On Friday evening, January H.,
they will give a program
which consists Of two plays
entitled Mystery Island" and
"Her Sons Sweetheart" with other
interesting numbers. Proceeds are
to go toward sponsoring the Camp
fire Girls" A complete program will
be published next week. Watch for
the paper.
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Dodge

Mrs. John Swan and grand
daughter Ida, who have been visit
ing a few days at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Gabriel Marquardt, re-
turned to their home at Bismarck
Tuesday.
Fred Siverts Of Marshall was a
business caller in Dodge Wednesday.
l.. Hulett Of Bismarck was trans
acting business in Dodge Friday.
Mrs. l.. Weigum, who has been
spending some time at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lindaman, re-
turned to her home at Zap Thurs
day.
Mrs. Pliny Moen was a passen-
ger to Fargo Friday where she
spent Saturday with friends in that
city. En- route home she attended
the funeral If her mother. Mrs.
Michael Grietel, residing at Barlow,
N. D.
Mrs. Bertha Sloan, Mrs. c. S. Bar
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MenOken

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Owen enter
tanned at whist party Saturday
night, John Olson winning high
score. A lunch was served at mid
night.
Miss Emma Wachal returned to
her home Sunday after spending sew
eral days visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam Wachal of Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Schaness.
Marie, Christina, Albert Randall
were callers at the Schlosser home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George United and
family were entertained at dinner
Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ayers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Meyers and
children Of Mckenzie. N. D., were
Sunday visitors at the home of MI.
and Mrs. Chas. Graves.
The Yeakle Brothers had the mis-
fortune of tipping over in their car
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stairs was completely filled with
smoke before it became known that
there was fire. A hole WAS cut
in the roof near the chimney, rs it
was thought the fire was in the at
tic Of the house, bat the blaze by this
time was coming out of one Of the
upstairs windows and the fire was
found to be burning in a box of
stored goods in bedroom. All
downstairs furniture was taken out
of the house before the fire was un-
der control. The exact amount of
damage is unknown but it was con-
siderable.
Carl Wetzel, age "a years. passed
away at his home Monday afternoon.
Death came not as surprise to his
many relatives and friends as Mr..
Wetzel had been ailing for many
months. Funeral arrangements haye
not been completed ut this writing.
Ford Dealer II. +. Wurm has been
quite busy demonstrating the new
Ford which he has on display. Every
one seems quite taken up with the
new model and it is understood that
several orders have been put in for
delivery as soon as possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Sorenson en-
tcrtained the following at dinner
Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. f. B. Soren-
son and son Bruce, and Mrs. w. f.
Hartmann.
Word has been received from the
King family that they are nicely To-
Gated in their new home at Elgin,
n. d.. and like it fine.
August Dockter Of Arena trans
acted business in futile Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Goldsmith
made business trip to Bismarck
over the weekend.
Floyd Brolin was passenger on
the westbound train Monda. after
noon.
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TRY THIS FOR RHEUMATIC AGONY
AND PAIN T0RMENTED JOINTS
IL DAYS TRIAL FREE-SEE BELOW

If you have swollen, inflamed
or pain tormcnted joint don't keep
on suffering agony day after day.
For quick, comforting relief thou
sands rub on Joint-Ease and for
Rheumatic pain druggists will tell
you that it is always in demand.
Joint-Ease is a soothing. penetrat-
ing emolient that you can rub on
often to obtain speedy results.
Its comforting influence and
speedy action indicate its use for
such ailments as chest colds, neural
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Dawson

The old and new time dance
given by the American Legion Fri
day at the hall was largely attended.
Good music was furnished. Supper
was served at midnight and every
one reported a good time.
Lloyd Random of jamestown was
in Dawson Tuesday, transacting
business.
A. L. Kadlec spent the weekend
in Fargo transacting business.
The next Parent Teacher meeting
will be held Feb. 8th All parents
are urged to attend. The program
committee is Miss Mable Anderson,
S. B. Niles and Mrs. H. +. Burkett.
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gia. neuritis, lameness, sore. aching
muscles. lumbago and sciatica.
For feet that are inflamed and
burn and ache a good rubbing at
night with Joint-Easc usually means
foot comfort in the morning.
Ask for Joint-Ease at any drug
store in America-6O cents a tube
rub it init penetrates.
FREE Send name and address
for large generous tube liz days
treatment) to Pope Laboratories,
Desk Hallowell, Maine.-Adv.
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In charge Of the lunch will b Mrs.
l.. Lewis, Mrs. John Towle, Miss
Jennie Cregar, Mr.. Burkett and Mrs.
A. S. Hough.
Mrs. William Peters returned Sat.
urday from Bismarck where she has
been taking treatments.
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places for rent. as they expect to
move in the spring.
Nels Nelson expects to build on a
large porch on his house and enclose
it where they enter at the back.
Benny will assist him with the build
ing.
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house Saturday at Trygg school
No. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Folten Nelson, Car
los and Howard drove to their sons
place Saturday, Bud Nelson's, and
were overnight guests and listened
to the radio and returned back home
Sunday.
Viran Nelson and Cecil Mount made
. trip to Regain Saturday. They had
some misfortune with their car and
had to borrow Z team to come back
home and returned it Sunday and
got their car.
Mrs. Porter Nelson became sud-
denly i'll Saturday night, so Porter
went to his parents place after his
mother. Al they were not home, he
phoned for Viran to 60 to Buds and
tell her to come home. Martin Mel
son took Porter and her - Menoken
In his car and from there Otto Ayers
took her to q Bismarck hospital for
treatment. Mrs. Folten Nelson Is
taking care Of the three children.
Violet Spangberg became suddenly
i'll in school Friday with fever and
dizzy headache.
Charlie Reynolds and George F.
Nelson were dinner guests at. the
Nels Nelson home Monday, also on
local business.
Herman Olson made q trip to Bis
marck Monday attending to some
business interests.
Tryggs made q trip to (. local coal
mine on Monday with two trucks af-
ter coal.
John Kruger and family were Out
Sunday looking around at different
Evening star., 1928-11-20

point out that his committee is not an
investigating" body in one sense, but
one studying local government affairs
with a view to being constructively
helpful.
Pointing to the "lack of understand
ing" between members of Congress and
residents of the District, Chairman
Gibson expressed the hope that Con-
gress and the local citizenry could get
together for greater mutual under
standing, cooperation and apprecia-
ton. w. W. Everett, president of the
Board of Trade, said the executives OF
the board were at work on means OF
promoting better relations.
The committee unanimous adopted
the resolution introduced by Eliot Fl
Thomson, which expressed confidence
in the character, courtesy and compe-
tency" of the Police Department: the
belief that it is superior to that OF
most American cities and excelled by
few, If any," and called upon citizens
of the National Capital to give their
moral support to the department.
Maj. Dcrald A. Dawson, Assistant
Engineer Commissioner of the District,
an honor guest, declared the resolution
was we'll merited by the local police.
On motion of Matthew O'Brien, the
committee approved a resolution onpos-
ing passage of the Senate bill to author
ize amateur boxing in the District, on
tn. ground that it was too far-reaching
and would serve to prevent rather than
to encourage amateur boxing. The
committee recommended that the pres
ent law on this subject be amended SO
as to empower the Commissioners to
make and enforce regulations governing
all pugilist.; and boxing bouts here.
Maj. Gen. Henry r. Allen, U. S. A.,
retired, and others spoke in favor OF
permitting amateur boxing in the Dis
trict without heavy handicaps, which,
it was felt, would be created by the
pending Senate BILL
Others who spoke were Ben r. Web
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CONDITIONS
PRAISED BY GIBSON
Confidence Resolution Adopt
ed by Trade Group After
legislators Talk.

Conditions in the local Police Depart
ment, which last Winter lrew severe
censure from members of Congress and
the public, have been greatly improved
since adjournment of the last .lgress.
This is the finding of Representative
Gibson of Vermont member OF the
House District Committee and chair
man of its now famous subcommittee
which is continuing its scrutiny of the
administration of District government
as expressed last night in addressing
the public order committee of the
Board of Trade at dinner meeting at
the Raleigh Hotel .+
Mr.. Gibson emphasized that no police
force in the country has quite the
problem that faces the local depart
ment.
The trade group adopted resolution
expressing confidence in the Washing
ton police force and urging the public
to give 1t moral support, and approved
a report by committee headed by
Claude w. Owen which pointed to i'm
provements in discipline in the depart
ment resulting from the institution OF
new police trial board system.
Mr. Gibson took the opportunity to
Evening star., 1928-11-20

for the poultry jobbers, and this is ex-
| pected to be ready for occupc~"- by
January /, Col Brown pointed out.
On the western side OF Water street,
across from the Produce Terminal
Stores, the plan Is to have parking
s re for automobiles and Handicapped
mark. Col. Brown declared. The space
along the Washington Channel is to
be bulkheaded so that suitable parking
may be developed.
Directly adjoining the Cudahy Pack
ing Co.'S premises. to the westward, as
another unit in the wholesale market
area. now stands the first unit OF the
Produce Terminal Building of the Penn
s. lvania Railroad for the display of
samples and sale of produce received in
car lots.
Col. Brown pointed out that this
wholesale market development is going
forward with an eye to Washington soon
becoming a city of a million people, and
while this development is being done
by private enterprise, 1t fits into the
comprehensive plan of Washington" j"
the L'Enfant plan, as enlarged by the
Mcmillan Commission of 1901, and has
received the Endorsement of the Ma
tional Capital Park and Planning Com
mission and of the Commission of Fine
Arts. The whole area, he declared. is
being co-ordinated. with the steamboat
wharveS and the fish market docks on
the Washington Channel fronting on
Water street forming an economic unity.
The farmers market controversy, Col
Brown made clear, is not factor in
the co-ordinated wholesale market dis
trict The District Commissioners.
however, have recommended that the
farmers market be located between
Tenth and Eleventh and e and G
streets southwest, and the Stalker bill,
providing for this, is now pending be-
fore the Senate. This area is directly
east of the development going ahead in
the Water street terminal locality.
A model of the wholesale market de-
velopment is on exhibition at the Food
Show. which is now in progress.
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and secretary of the Board of Trade
F. w. A. Sommers, who presented mo-
ton, which was adopted providing for
a special committee to collect police
statistics; Odell s. Smith, charm N of
the public order committee; Luther
Lin.1ins. chairman of the membership
committee, and George w. Ofutt, chair
rz.an of the traffic committee.
Mr.. Gibc- 4 last night applied for
membership in the Board of Trade.
Evening star., 1928-11-20
War Flyer and Rich Man Drown

PETERSBURG, Alaska, November
20 R).-C. M. Holm, World War flyer
and owner of the local telephone ex-
change, and Paul Lund. wealthy busi-
ness man and member Of the City Coun-
Gil, were drowned when a small skifi
they were using on hunting trip was
swamped.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Verdict in Death of 50-Year-Old
Bride and Husband.

FORT MYERS, Fla, November 90
R).-A 50-year- bride and mother
of 10 children, and Frank Boxx, her
laborer- husband of 80, were dead today
and the verdict was murder and sui
eide
Although note in the husbands
handwriting described the woman as
'the sweetest woman on earth," the
coroner's jury decided that he had
beaten her during quarrel at a fish
pond, and, unable to revive her after
taking her home, had shot himself to
death.
The children. ranging from 10 to 30
years in age, we're by three other mar
riages. "a"
Evening star., 1928-11-20

Ulster, Ireland, has started cam
paign for pre-war prosperity by initiat-
ing an intensive drive for tourist trade
in 1929