The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-05
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| Geo. Dexter OF bIdOOOCA deeCAuSN
the funeral of Mrs. Sprigglc.
Sophia Larvick returned to Ellen
Gale Saturday to resume her studies.
MIR. and Mrs. JarceS Monaham
spent Sunday at Ed. Monaham's.
/ The Dc Witt family spent Sunday
| at the Fred Snyder home.
| MIR. and Mrs. A. w. Quasi ana son
Neil were Linton callers Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Foell was called to Dc
troit Monday by the death OF her
| aunt.
Mrs. Chas. De Witt and Miss Kauf-
man were Linton shoppers Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Enders and
daughters. Renee and Dortheo. were
visitors at Braddock Sunday.
Mr.. Low. accompanied by Mr.
Capelle. is testing COWS for T. B. in
Danbury township.
Mr.. and Mrs Car! Reich and chill
dren spent the weekend with the
formers parents.
The Lutheran church at the
schoolhouse. Thursday evening, was
vel. attended.
The John Weber. Jr., family were
u O1llIiC. EA@o-o a. LAC vO11l VCOS4 '
Sr.. home Sunday.
Mrs. Calquhoun entertained on
Easter Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Nauman, Miss Westlund and Miss
Kaufman.
Mrs. Finley took her baby to Bis
marck for medical treatment. Mr.
Bohle took her up Saturday
Doris Spriggle motored to Bis
marck Friday to see his mother. who
passed away that night. He returned
the next day.
Ted Bohle. Reinie. Leno and Ell
sino Ochsncr called on Miss Minnie
Oswald at Hazelton Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sundeen, Melvin
Sundeen and Ann Colquhoun were in
Bismarck Thursday and brought
home an auto. Everyone is having
ride in the new Car.
Quintcn Foell accompanied by
Mrs. H. NJ Moore and Mrs. s. G.
Stcdman motored to Bismarck Sum
day to see Walter Moore, who is in a
Bismarck hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Larvick mo-
l tOACA w O0lICOUOWA 44A00y 0uA AVo
turned Saturday with Alfred, who
has been a patient at the Trinity hos
pital.
The M. E. Sunday school gave an
interesting Easter program to a full
house Sunday. Mr.. Brooks delivered
a fine sermon.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buck and
: children of SOlcn, North Dakota ar
rived here to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Sprigglc.
Mrs. Ray Bier and son of Grand
Rapids, Michigan, arrived on the Sat-
urday evenings train to attend her
, mothers funeral. She expects to re-
: main for some time with her brother
, Doris Spriggle.
Last Thursday Miss Johnson went
to Bismarck and entered the st
: Alexius hospital for treatment anG
returned home Monday night Mrs
: G. J. Enders taught in her place.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Larvick were Civ.
/, en- a surprise Thursday evening b,
their relatives and friends It wa!
their twentieth anniversary. Abou
d sixty guests were present. Rev
E Brooks gave short talk and ladie.
quartet sang. They received man,
n beautiful gifts. A delicious luncl
s was furnished by the guests
The Misses Esther and Luella Sat
n ter, Esther and Frances Kremer
4 Sylvia Thompson and Allan Coardes
all from Linton hiked to Temyil
h Good Friday and called OH the Misse
: Hartha and Elsina Ochsner am
# Reinie Leno took some back by cal
!. the rest Of the party went home b.
a train.
Mrs. Spriggle died ut the st. Alex
.e lus hospital. Bismarck. Friday nigh
j. She was victim Of ether pneumoni
d which was result Of her operation
a week ago. Mrs. Spriggle was bor
June 10. 1859. In Michigan. but gre
l. up In Bay CITY. where she met Waite
"a p. eprigsle. Twenty-Five years as
le she came to Emmons county wher
IS she lived with her son until hi
death. Her husband and dauehte
y, Ethel, have preceded her. She hs
4 been a great help In the Methodi,
,. church Of Omio. Of which she WI
n baptized In, the faith. She was a
active worker in the Ladies' Aid, bt
J. ing president for many years. HI
S, presence will be greatly missed by Z
hi who knew and loved her. Her fur
cral was held In the Stone chuyc ch |
1, Omio, Rev. Brooks of Linton officia
le Ing. The. remains were laid to re
e In the Linton cemetery beside h
e. husband and dAslehtef. She has lc
ID 70 mour her death Mn. Robert Blu