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New Britain herald., 1928-08-10
WINTER DOLNIAN

\ gorgeously luxurious brown transparent velvet evening dolman is lined throughiut with soft blonde fur. The collar of the dolnnan is fringe made of tiny strips of the velvet.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-10
COIFFTRE TTRBAN

Agnes makes q black tuhban of cire soutache braid applied in | waving, irregular manner that gives the appearance of being . waved coiffure
New Britain herald., 1928-08-10
Chattarer's Long Swim (By Thornton w. Burgess)

You'll find that fear will still persist In finding things that don't exist.
 -Old Mother Nature
New Britain herald., 1928-08-10
Health Hints

BY DR. MORRIS FIsHBE1N Editor Journal of the American Medical Association and of Hy-
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fined to her bed for q few days on
account Of illness, but is now improv-
ing somewhat.
A number Of people from Regan
and vicinity motored to Bismarck
last Saturday where they partici-
pated in the county convention Of the
Nonpartisan League.
Mrs. Ole Tyberg left last week for
Mcleod, N. D., where she will spend
couple of weeks at the home of her
mother.
A. H. Helgeson, cashier of the
Regain State bank, returned from
Minneapolis last Friday, where he
had been spending the week on bust
ness in connection with the bank.
Mrs. Margaret Haas returned to
Regain last week after having spent
three weeks at her former home in
Wisconsin and has now resumed her
duties in the New Eden Sweet Shop.
o. L. Engen and j. S. Johnson,
president and vice-president, respec-
lively, Of the First State bank of
Regain, spent Monday in Regan at
tending the annual meeting If stock
holders and directors, returning to
Fargo via Bismarck Monday eve
Ming. 49,.
j. A. Fisher motored to Wilton
Sunday evening.
Bill Blue, present owner OF the
Hallum Ranch, 10 miles northwest of
Regain, was passenger to Bismarck
o.. Monday evening where he Will
spend a couple of days attending to
business matters.
| A. H. Lundberg is the proud own
err of a new sedan which he pur-
chased in Bismarck last week.
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Frances

Tcbbo Harms went 10 Bismarck
Friday and in the evening took in
the banquet that Mr.. Richholt put
on for the farmers.
A big car ran into Mr.. Dietzman S
truck when he was on the road homo
from Bismarck Saturday afternoon.
1t damaged the big car some.
Grant s'altcr was Bismarck Wis
itor Saturday.
Mrs. Wm. kcrshaw is III the Bis
marck hospital receiving treatments.
Walter Dictzman went to Men
oxen Tuesday to get four turkey
hens which he sent for from Edger-
~, n. Oak. They surely are nice
birds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence maitland
were Bismarck shoppers Saturday.
Dietzmans took their large clock
over to Joe Fischcr's Thursday to
have Paul Carlson fix it up. He is
real handy at such work.
VIM. kerskaw went to Mckenzie
Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dietzman went ia
Bismarck Friday and had to have
the truck repaired. They did not
return until Saturday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Wachal, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Agnew and two children
Norma and Elmer, were Sunda!
evening visitors at the F. l.. Over
home. Games and cards were played
during the evening.
Joe Fischer hauled load of Goa
from the coal mine for his father-in-
law, Mr.. Carlson. Thursday.
There were only two pupils a
Mrs. Bauman's school Wednesday
as it was quite stormy. The Other
children had quite a distanc. to 60
MIR. kcll from Bismarck made {
visit to his farm in Trygg township
Friday. Carl Muth is living on Mr.
Kell's farm.
The Kruger family visited at TIL
Joe Fischer home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Madland wer
shoppers in the Capital City Satur
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fischer and so,
Mron and Paul Carlson were call
crs at the Dietzman home Sunda!
evening. They came to listen t.
the radio.
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The regular annual meeting Of the
Congregational church was held in
the church parlors on last Friday
evening, a substantial representation
Of the congregation being present.
The first order Of business was to
elect one trustee to fill the vacancy
caused by the expiration Of the term
Of Sigmund Rupp. A. L. Garnes was
thereupon elected as such trustee for
term of three years. The secre-
tary Of the board Of trustees, Chas.
Colip, submitted the annual report
Of the activities of the Sunday
school, Christian Endeavor together
with complete report of subscrip-
ton collections, etc. All church fl
nances were found to be in a salts
factory condition. The present board
of trustees consists of Mrs. A. M.
Wilson, C. w. Magnuson and A. l..
Garnes.
A. H. Lundberg motored to Bis
marck on Monday where he visited
Mrs. Lundberg, who is patient at
the Bismarck hospital. Mrs. Lund-
berg is reported to be getting along
! nicely.
Mrs. Clyde Rhodes o. nea Wing.
N. Dak., has been spending a few
days It the home of her brother, A.
H. Lundberg.
| Miss Elsie Danielson has been con-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Dagner were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew hra1t
from Monday till Wednesday.
Johnnie Laib, who has been work
inc for Mcintyre Brothers, returned
home Wednesday for a couple OF
weeks.
| Fred Wagner was at Bluch Nag-
ner's Friday after the pump jack to
fix his pump.
Mrs. Owen Mcintyre called al
the Kraft home Tuesday afternoon.
Wayne Drum was absent from
] school Thursday.
! Elmer Perry has been suffering
with a bad cold for the past few
days. :.
! Philip Weber has been hauling
grain the past week to Wing and If
! the weather permits he will haul to
Arena this week.
Ben Klagenburg was y business
caller in Wing Saturday:
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazelgroye were
guests at tho Mcintyre home Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kraft ane
son Andrew, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Dagner, were shopping in Goodrich
Tuesday afternoon.
Johnnie Laib was caller at Ben
klagenburg's Wednesday and after
he was gone it was discovered two
very valuable dogs had followed hin
Adolph Weber was a caller al
Bluch Wagner's Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Klagenburg and
children, Raphael. Anna Laurie and
Margaret Helen and Bluch Wayne
were dinner guests at the Mcintyre
, home Sunday.
Raw Hazlegrove hauled his hog
. to futile Monday. He sold them t
+. B. Sauter, who is shipping Tues
day.
Bluch Wagner was a caller a
. Philip Webber's Saturday.
Emma Unruh is working at tn
!. Mcintyre home for a couple 9
!. weeks.
Mrs. Owen Mcintyre and son
Richard and Hugh left Monday TO
a two weeks visit with her son Pat
. rick and other relatives in Billings
Mont.
Elmer Perry had the misfortun
9 to have his hay ack demolished j
!. one Of the recent windstorms.
E. Touring left Friday for Moor
2 head, Mimi, to bring his wife home
i She has spent the past month visit
y ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Olsor
r L. H. Harsen and daughters Maj
ion and Ruth were shopping in Aren
K Saturday.
! Miss Alvina Kraft is assistin
with the homework at the Charlie
9 Sattler home during Mrs. Sattler
y illness.
ri Among the numerous callers
Is Arena Saturday were Mr.. and Mr.
lt Brooks, Jake Gillner. Bill and Al
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Wild Rose

Several carloads Of our young peo-
pie attended the p. T. A. at the
school taught by Miss Beatrice
Hardland. In spite of the bad roads
quite a numbe1: were ou> and en-
joyed the play given by the young
people. A fine lunch was served af-
ter the play. Some of the young
folks went to the Aug. Benz home
and enjoyed dancing for a couple Of
hours.
Miss Helen Brownawell a senior
at the Bismarck high school, spent
the weekend with the home folks.
Mrs. Nels Thompson called on Mrs.
Ernest Saville, who is convalescing
from an operation, Thursday after
noon.
Marvin Swanson is assisting with
the work at the Aug. Benz farm
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Brownawell
Of Moffit were calling on relatives
and friends here Wednesday eve
ming.
Some Of our young folks went to
the program and dance at Braddock
Saturday evening and report a fine
time.
Our Braddock high school stu
dents, viz: Misses Lillian and Ellen
Peterson and Martha and Bernice
Gosney and Ada Saville and brothers
Lee and Ray Saville and George
Buck, all came home for the week.
end
Miss Helen Skramstadd. teache,
of the Cherry Grove school, spent
the weekend with Miss Helen Erick.
son, teacher of School No. /.
! Miles Stanton, teacher of Schoo
No. 2, and Dwight .rlisle were
pleasant visitors at the w. H
Brownawell home Sunday.
Mrs. Smith Engleman was pleas.
ant visitor at the Ernest Savill,
home one afternoon last week.
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Wilson

Mr.. Mecomc Of Mercer took Mrs.
Whicher TO Wilton to cnosult doc
tor.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. f. Nelson Wis
tied at the John A. Berg home Fri
day evening
All in Wilson township were
shocked to hear that Mrs. Whlcher,
who is teaching school No. ? in Will
son township. had the misfortune
to fall in the cellar at the John A..
Berg home Saturday. She was
knocked unconsciol for two hours.
She also broke her left arm near
the wrist. Dr.. Thelan of Wilton
I. was called at once and arrived about
40 minutes after the accident. Mrs.
Whicher was taken to Wilton for an
! X-ray and vas treated at once. She
is getting along as we'll as can be
expected.
Jake Bauniller motoret. to Bis
nlarck Saturday night with his
brother-in-la law, Jake Grossman, who
was very i'll. He took him to the
Bismarck hospital. We all hope he
will recover soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Wagner mo-
tored to Goodrich, n. D., to visit
Mrs. Wagner's sister, Mrs. A. Paff.
Louis Wagner and Hiss Christine
are at Bismarck for treatments. They
are both at the Bismarck hospital
We hope we can soon see them home
again all well.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wagner Wis
tied at Jake Baumiller's home Sat.
urday evening. Mrs. Baumiller is
on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Berg and fam.
lily called at his brothers home, tho
John A. Berg family.
Miss Florence Nelson. who is
teaching near Turtle Lake, came
home for the weekend A. c. Nelson
took her back Sunday afternoon.
! Miss Madge Runey. county super
intendent and the state nurse visitet
and examined the school an! schoo
children in wilson Thursday. Schoo
No. 2 was expressed as first elias!
school. 49,.
Hugh Redington took three loads
of hogs to Mercer Frida.', also ont
truck of cattle. J.. 80.
JOlH a. DSLR anu udu4HeCl Az IAs
motored to Wilton with Mrs
; Whicher to consult a. doctor.
Mrs. Sam Berg and daughter
Hortha and Bertha motored to Will
: ton to have some dental work don
Saturday afternoon.
A surprise party was had at tn
. f. F. just home Saturday, it beini
; Mr.. Just's birthday. A large crow
: gathered. All reported . good tim
! and Wished Emanuel many NOR
birthdays.
Emanuel Hintz Of Martin, N. D
visited friends and rel lives in Wi
t son all week, returning Sunday.
Gotfred Wolf motored to Wilto
: Thursday on business matters. Il
also visited with his. sister, Mr.
I Conrad Seibol, at Wilton. I.
MIX Christ Wolf visited VII
+ Nh. John Berg Saturday. Mr.. Wo
s. still on the sick list.
4 The r. G. Rpddin9tos family wi
: tied tn - = Nelson hems Sunds
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Baldwin

Myron I.avine of the Hoskins-
Meyer company Of Bismarck was
here on business Saturday. lie also
visited at Wing. Mr.. Iavinc Is one
Of the staff artists Of KFYR.
Miss Margaret Lundin is spending
some time in Bismarck at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. William Gicrhc,
and family.
Mrs. Walter Ryberg pleasantly
entertained few friends at her
home Monday evening in honor q
the birthday Of Mr.. Rybcrg. a de-
licious repast was served at the md
night hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sorch and son
Joe, Jr., were visiting and shopping
in the city Of Wilton few days
ago. ~,
Local friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Pinks Of Bismarck will be
interested III knowing they have a
fine baby boy. Mr.. Pinks is the
brother of Mrs. Willie Borner of
Baldwin.
Carl Schultz has recently pur-
chased quarter section of land near
Arnold from some parties III WIS
consin.
Robert Burkhart has returned
home from Bismarck where he re-
Gently underwent an operation Tor
acute goiter. So
Ralph Fricke motored to Bis
marck Saturday on Il business ms
sion.
Little Willie Borncr is just get
ting over an attack of the whooping
cough. He has been kept out Of
school on this account for several
weeks. but expects TO return next
week. He attends school in Bis
marck.
Archie Holden Of Wilton was re-
cent caller at the home Of his par
ents. Mr.. ard Mrs. Albert Holden,
The little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Anderson has been seri-
ously ill at the family home the past
week.
Benny Eide was recent business
caller in the capital city.
Willie Splitter wa transactina
business in Mand,n a few days ago
lie also visited with his sister, Mrs
Arthur Sackensscn. and family.
Edward Morris was caller at inc
Richard Borner home on Thursday
morning where he got load OF
corn.
j. S. Fevold, local banker, was
transacting business in the capital
city the last Of the week.
John Risch was a caller in town a
few days ago. He has been busv de-
livering wood which he got from
near the river to local parties.
Richard Borner purchased three
horses from Morris Sctter early II
the week. Mr.. Satter delivered then
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Noun O.
Cromwell visited with relatives II
this community last Sunday.
Rev. Christ of Wilton will hole
church services in the local Presby
terrain church on Sunday of thi
week. Church services are hell
here every two weeks unless wcathc
conditions prevent.
Herman Meyers, Jr., who has beer
on the sick list. S again able to b.
up and around.
Oscar Satter Of Naughton wa
here a few days ago.
Several of the pupils Of tie Bald
win schools arc confined to thel
homes with severe colds.
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S. w. Burleigh
Mrs. Knute Hanson, who has bee

Mrs. Knute Hanson, who has been
very sick in Bismarck hospital, is
reported to be in u very serious con-
dition at this time. Her daughter,
Nellie. who has been SO near deaths
door. is improving.
Loren Granting is helping John
Craven with his chores for few
days.
It is reported that Joe Chesak
has purchased the quarter section
of land west of the Stewardship
church. Mr.. Ckesak bought this land
from James Compona fer something
less than $50 an acre. If there is a
good year Mr.. Chesak, who is an ex-
cellent farmer, expects to make quite
sum of morcy. He has q John
Deere tractor and it won't take him
long to turn over the sod and put
in a Big field of flax.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Buckley trans
acted business in Bismarck Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart trans
| acted business in the capital city
Monday.
Mr.. lrvan has two corn huskers in
the field and he will coon Lave the
corn out of the way. Andrew IT.
van is hauling corn to Bismarck
nearly every day.
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Robert Welch's after spending the
weekend at her home near Hazel

Robert Welchs after spending the
weekend at her home near Hazel
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moule and family
of Bismarck visited at the Otto Dor
man home Scnday. Fred DOrmaI,
who started to high school Monday,
returned to town with Mr.. Moulc.
He will board with them while at
tending school.
Mrs. Robert Boyd is caring for
the Rev. and Mrs. Ghoulson's little
daughter while Mrs. Ghoulson is III
the hopital The little girl attended
school at Boyd No. l during the
week.
The p. T. A. met at Boyd schoo
No. / Friday evening. There were
not many present, but those VIII,
were there reported pleasant eve
ming.
| Mrs. Edith Bruce. teacher of Ap
plecrcek school No. !, spent tn
weekend with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. D. Welch.
Mrs. A. D. WEIGH called at thu
Robert WEIGH home Friday evening
Mr.. WEIGH has been losing sheer
lately and lays the blame to dogs.
Mr.. Doppler and son Leo motor
cd to Bismarck Saturday. Clarence
returned with them for the week
end.
MIR. and Mrs. Otto DOrman ant
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Davenport, an
chester Boyd were callers in Bis
marck Saturday.
The Yeakle brothers had the mis-
fortune Of tipping their car Owe
while on their way to Blsmarcl
Saturday. There was no serious III
Jury done either t car or drivers.
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Gress to their respective schools,
southeast of Tappen.
Miss Mildred Altes, who is en-
ployed in the Bismarck wholesale
grocery, came home over Sunday to
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. C. Altes.
Mrs. Rose Rosen spent Sunday at
Bismarck, visiting with her brother,
and returned on No. 2 Monday morn.
ing.
Attorney William LANCER was
down from Bismarck, Monday to at
tend some court matters while Judge
Jansonius is here.
Mrs. Elizabeth Truax and daugh-
ter were in Steele Monday morning
to attend to business matters
p. D. Wood came in Sunday eve
ming with the family bringing their
daughter, Dorothy, and two other
Steele high school ladies w h them
to begin the second semester Mon
day morning.
II. +. Begeman, fat.:er of D. n
Begeman, of Christiania township, is
visiting with relatives in Lenox, S
OAK, for the winter months. He
writes that the winter has been quite
severe with cold and much snow. His
daughter and husband, Jens Stensto.
void, are living down there now, hav.
ing moved from nortl of Driscol
early last fall.
Mrs. David Ballantine, wife of the
junior high school assembly prin'
cipal, is having charge of the prim.
airy departments in the Methodist
Sunday school in the absence Of Mrs
Gress, who is the superintendent
and is in California.
Myron Mcpherson, one Of thu
members of the senior class of The
Steele high school, has turned out
to be quite a poet. He is furnishing
Il short poem or his own com position
for the weekly report III the "Steelt
High Static" edited by the students
and appearing in the Kidder Count.
Farmers Press.
Rev. F. w. Gress tried to &c. on
to the Sherman Methodist churcl
Sunday afternoon, but got stuck, an.
had to travel so slowly through
fields because of the rough roads
thai he could not get through in tim,
to hold service, and WIS com
PEELED to return home.
John Walters, who has been stay
ing with his sister, Mrs. Gregg, wa
brought to Steele before Judge Jan
sonius, and pleaded guilty - engag
ing in making moonshine, a still hav
ing been found and some whiskey
The Judge gave most effective tall
to the prisoner or the privileges o
American citizenship, and the re
sponsibility of citizens in obeyinl
the laws of tie land, after whic
sentence of four months in the coun
ty Jail, and 5000 file was pro
nounced.
Rev. Fred Crist was Gown fror
Wilton, and preached both morning
and evening in the Presbyteria
church, which church he is supplying
for the winter months.
Fred Grouse. who is working fo
the Northern Power and Light Co
went to Bismarc' one lay last wee
and took the examination for elet
trical engineering. Mr.. Grouse ha
a permanent job with the compan.
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NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS

and family visited al the James
Koon home Sunday.
Edna Gosncy visited with Stella
ard Nclma Drystad Saturday after
noon.
Miss Belva Beatty spent Saturday
night at the George Lewis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Olson gave a
card party Ill their home Saturday
night. Among those attending were
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman N.cman and
| family, Mr.. and Mrs. job. Benz and
/ family and Mr.. and Mrs. William
IIoeft an family.
I Miss Margaret Lang and Richard
Lang we're Bismarck callers Satur-
day.
Don't forget cAtreh a. @terline
every Sunday at II O'Clock.
Mrs. George Lewis visited with
Grandma Wagner Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd bclk and chill!
dren visited at the Rurfce home near
Hazclton Sunday, also a. the John
Baker home.
Herman NJ man butte red hogs
Monday He delivered them in Mof-
fit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry lessen 'fcre
! Bismarck callers Monday
! l.. NJ. Lewis was Sterling caller
Saturday.
Roy Baker call !. at the John
Baker home Monday.
unice Jcssef visited at the Ster-
ling school Monday.
Lloyd Nelson spent few days
with his lister and family, Mrs. Her
man Nicnan. Lhis week.
Little Byran Nieman is riding t.
school on his pony, which he think:
is quite fine.
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A THREE DAYS
COUGH IS YOUR
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Welch's Spur

Robert Boyd left for California
Sunday. He was called there by
the illness Of his brother, Brazilla
Boyd, who expects to have a very
serious operation performed as
soon as his brother Robert arrives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Doppler and sons
Clarence, Lawrence and Leo dinel
at the Bob Welch home Sunday,
the ocassion being Clarence's 18th
birthday.
A few Of the neighbors gathered
at A. u. Wclch's place Sunday for a
rabbit hunt. Only eight rabbits were
reported killed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dirlam and
family visited at the Chester Boyd
home Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. John WEIGH aud
family visited at Otto Dorman S
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Diedrich OF Glencoe
called at the Robert WEIGH home
Sunday morning to inquire about
the road to Bismarck before going
on.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Reed and fam
lily were quite badly Stuck In :
snowdrift south Of the Rober
Nelch's place Sunday evening. Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Hill, who were Q;
their way to Mrs. Hilrs' parents, tn
Ahburys, assisted Mr.. Reed in get
ting his car out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hill called a
the Bob WEIGH home late Sunda.
evening for Mr.. Cameron's radi'
batteries. Mr.. Welch had charged
three batteries with his Delco plant
i Mr.. and Mrs. Knut Hanson an
son and daughter, who are in tn
hospital with typhoid, are reporte,
to be getting better. Mrs. Joe Hill
has been taking care Of the othe
four children.
lawrence and Leo Doppler too
their brother Clarence back to Bis
marck Tor school Monday.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. John Nieland wer
Il stuck IN the Same snowdrift tha
lMr. Reed was Sunday, little late
. IN the evening. Mrs. Nieland wa
Il rstusaine e her boarding place ,
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Deckert, Arabian Unruh, Johnnie
Laib. Fred Pliemrs, Bill Mcrkel, Ed.
Smith, Sam Peppus, George Bollur
and Harry Ulfers.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Zachre spent Sun
day evening at Mr.. and RS. H. F.
williamson
Frank Lambert went to James
town Saturday after Mrs. Lambert
who has been visiting relatives
there.