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The Bismarck tribune., 1931-11-21
Regan
BY BERNADETTE HOPKINS

lila Folmer spent the weekend with
her sister Verna.
Mrs. Sam Houser and daughter Le-
ota Of McClusky were Saturday guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Westerman.
Lawrence Hopkins motored to the
Missouri river Sunday to hunt deer
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Rymple Of Plaza
were weekend guests at the August
Westerman home. Other guests of the
Westermans on Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Newton Of Bismarck and
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan WeSterman and
son Everett.
The bridge club met Tuesday even-
ing at the home Of Mrs. A. F. Tourt-
lotte. High scores were made BY
Mrs. A. L. Garnes and Mrs. w. N
Kelly. Mrs. A. H. Lundberg will be
the next hostess.
Mrs. B. O. Lein and Mrs. L. Hop
kinS motored to Bismarck Saturday
Miss Palma Fristed of Hebron re-
turned with them and spent the
weekend at the Lein home.
Lyle Dimond spent the past week
with his grandmother, Mrs. H. F
Dimond.
The ladies' aid entertained at q
party for Mrs. O. M. Colip and he,
daughters Edith and Mrs. Mary
Rasche, Wednesday. The Colips art
leaving to make their home at Mar
seilles, Ill. The family were enter.
tanned at the Rupp home Thursday
evening, the Andrew Fisher home
Wednesday evening, and the H. F
Dimond home Tuesday evening
Other guests of Mrs. Dimond were
Rev. and Mrs. c. F. Oster and daugh.
ter Mary and Mr.. and Mrs. Willare
Dimond and family.
ReganiteS who motored to Bis
marck Thursday were B. O. Lein
Owen Kelly, Carl Berg and Jo'
Kiefer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Tourtlotte mo-
tored to Bismarck Friday to attene
the Masonic meeting. Their daugh'
ter Frances returned with them fol
the weekend.
The Gramling girls spent the week
end in Regan.
Week lend guests at the A. F
Tourtlotte home were Mrs. Ole Ty'
berg and sons Walter and Orrin anc
Miss Gladys Peterson Of Bismarck.
The school children had q vacation
Thursday when Miss Irene Maulsb,
attended the teachers instruction
class at Macomber.
Russell Hopkins spent the week
end at Harmon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Falkins were
Thursday guests at the Allan Wester.
man home.
The American Legion auxiliary
presented an Armistice Day program
at the Garfield p. T. A. Friday
evening.
Bessie Wilson, Gladys Peterson ant
Orrin Tyberg motored from Bismarck
Wednesday evening to attend the Ar
mistice dance. They were dinner
guests at the Tourtlotte home.
Members of the Pentecostal church
entertained at a party for the ColiE
family Saturday evening.
Funeral services for the infant sol
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gottlieb Dockte1
were held from the Pentecosta
church Saturday.
Mrs. A. L. GarneS and daughter
Margaret were in Bismarck Satur'
day.
Ella and Ethel Schilling and Andy
Garnes spent the weekend at theil
respective homes.
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Glen View
BY VIOLET L. JOHNSON

Millard Jacobson and Violet john
son motored to Bismarck Tuesday,
returning Wednesday.
Hans Nelson went TO Bismarck
Friday afternoon.
Paul Holden. who is employed at
the Peterson coal mine, recently was
on the sick list. He returned to his
work Saturday afternoon.
Many attended the program and
basket social given by Beatrice Erick-
son and pupils in school No. 3. About
rs baskets were sold. Harry Engle-
mann and Raymond Larson won the
two pints of peanuts by guessing the
nearest number Of peanuts in a jar.
Mrs. C.. M. Jacobson visited with
Mrs. Con johnson Friday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Anderson and
son Alden motored to Bismarck Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Hannefield
and daughters Noreen and Hope re-
Gently were dinner guests at Enoch
Anderson's. Other callers were Axel
Stenquist. George Montgomery E. G
Gobel and Violet johnson.
Otto and Fritz Uhde were visitors
at the Jacobson home few days
this week.,
Wilton callers Saturday were Mr.
and Mrs. Con johnson and family
AL Halden and family. Mr.. and Mrs
Steve Murray and Shorty jacobson
Miss Annette Anderson spent the
weekend at her home.
Mrs. Joe Brown was in the vicinity
Sunday.
Mrs. Lars Jacobson motored to Bis.
marck Sunday. She will accompany
the Theodore Quanruds as far az
Fargo. She will visit at the home
Of her sister and brother in law al
Wahpeton.
Miss Alice Halvorson spent tn,
week at her home north o
Regan.
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Braddock


Thursday morning Willie Schaefer
was taken to a Bismarck hospital,
where he Immediately was operated
on for q ruptured appendix. He is
doing well.
A. J. Koenig, James Murphy, John
ME Schaefer and Mrs. Magdalena
Schaefer accompanied Willie 6chae-
fer to Bismarck Thursday. Mrs.
Schaefer remained In Bismarck to be
with Willie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Button and Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Bower drove to Ma
poleon Wednesday evening to attend
the dinner and dance given by the
American Legion and Auxiliary. Otis
Bryant Of Napoleon acted as toast
master at the dinner.
F. M. Long and Thore MAIDEN were
overnight visitors IN Bismarck Tues
day.
H. K. Junge drove to Hatton re-
Gently and brought Mrs. Junge and
the children home with him.
Miss Gertrude Allensworth and Miss
Mamie Maiden were Sunday dinner
guests at the F. L. Ryan home.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
church will hold their annual dinner
and bazar Dec. S.
A Thanksgiving program will be
held at Armstrong School No. I north
Of Braddock Nov. Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Aarvig and daugh-
ter. Helen, visited at Steele Sunday.
The Study and Civic club met at
the home Of Mrs. "A. r. Button Tues
day. The program was in charge OF
Mrs. Aarvig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Button and son
Howard Lyle, were callers In Napoleon
Sunday.
Mrs. Ross Aarvig entertained Mrs.
Baer OF Steele, Mrs. H. NJ. 6herwin
Of Fargo and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
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Hampton


John Zoller of near Temvik and
Fred Job were business callers at
the Ed Weller home Tuesday.
Lawrence Price Of the Gayton vi
cirity was In this community Tues
day.
Ed Weller crossed the Missouri
river in his row boat Tuesday taking
his hired men back to Cannon Ball.
H. w. Butler, accompanied by his
wife and Mrs. c. w. Wright and
daughter Patricia and John F. Tavis,
all Of Mandan, attended to business
in this vicinity Wednesday.
Godfrey Gresz was transacting
business in Hazelton Wednesday.
Fred Joeb, Paul Mousehund. Math
Koppy and Edward Beck transacted
business in Temvik Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Ohlhause1
and sons, Carl Ohlhauser, and Math
Koppy visited at the John Ohlhauser
Jr. home Thursday evening.
Wallace Kyes transacted business
in Linton Friday.
Misses Adaline Stern Of iceland
and Hilda Schiermeister of Hazelton
spent the weekend at the Godfrey
Grenz home.
Adolph Schenfelder Of Bowdle, s
D., is spending a few days with his
nephew. Henry Knittel.
A number Of friends were enter
tanned at the Godfrey Grenz home
Friday evening, the occasion being
Grenz's birthday anniversary.
Among those who were in Linton
from this vicinity Saturday were
Francis Chesrown, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Ohlha1lser ST.. MIR. and Mrs. Steve
Koppy and daughter Elizabeth, Et
Weller, Mr.. and Mrs. David Joeb, Mr.
and Mrs. Dewey I.awler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Ohlhauser and son Arlo.
Walter Schiermeister drove to Ha-
zelton Friday evening.
Elon Wells and Helga Bertheau o1
Linton were in this vicinity Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Koppy and
daughters Gertrude and Regina were
Sunday dinner guests at the George
Smith home In Linton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter TIMBER and
Ole Knudtsoll had Sunday dinner al
the Busby home.
Charles Stienerson is VISITING
friends in Winona this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Grenz were
Hazelton visitors Sunday.
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IIeiI,
Dy OLGA M. RISE

Misses Gale Birkeland and Olga
Rise rnotored to Wing Wednesday.
They also called at Charles Joseph
sons and Ed Larson's.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Helgeson and
sons and John Gunderson spent
Saturday evening at John Birke-
lands.
Misses Faye Harvey, Alice Funk
and Lillian johnson. teachers in this
district. attended the teachers DEM
onstration held in Linton school Fri
day.
John Birkeland, son Clifford and
daughter Gale spent Thursday even
ing at Harry Helgeson's.
Arneson'S Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Severson and
Mrs. Dallas Barkman attended the
All club meeting In Arena Saturday
afternoon. .~..
Selma and Arthur Rise motored to
Wing Thursday evening.
The annual meeting Of the congre-
cation was held at the church We'd
nesday. Harold Christianson. Helmer
Arneson and Nils Dronen were re-
elected trustees.
j. o. Rise, daughter Olga and son
Irwin, John Birkeland and son Cliff
ford and Theodore Torgeson at
tended to business at Bismarck and
Mandan Saturday.
Mrs. Carrie Nelson and daughter
Hazel spent Wednesday and Thurs
day at the Ed Erickson home.
Ed Erickson and son Lowell de-
livered turkeys in Bismarck Thurs
day.
Ernest Rise called at G. M. Bjerkes'
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Ambers and
son visited at H. L. Hanson's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Apland OF
Driscoll were dinner guests at the
Dallas Barkman home Sunday.
Leroy Dravland of Windsor arrived
here Friday to spend short time
visiting relatives and friends.
Seymour Arneson, Mr.. and MRS
Alfred Arneson and Ed Nygaard
transacted business in Mandan and
Bismarck Monday.
Dallas Barkman spent Monday
night with friends at Steele.
B. N. Lein, who has spent the past
week at points in eastern North Da-
kota and western Minnesota, re-
turned home Monday night.
Selma and Arthur Rise and Faye
Harvey spent Monday evening at the
Dallas Barkman home.
Mrs. Carrie Nelson and daughter
Hazel spent Thursday at the John
Birkeland home.
Olga Rise spent Monday afternoon
with Mrs. D. p. Barkman.
Kenneth Brenden spent Friday
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Harriet
By MRS. O. G. WIETsTOCK

Carl Schopp was injured Monday
while dehorning cattle. A COW fell
against his leg in such way as to
dislocate the knee joint.
The regular school board meeting
was held Nov. 10. Routine business
transacted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Hoffman re-
turned home Tuesday from A. A.
Miller's.
Miss Wanda and Adolph Pehl were
visiting friends at Driscoll Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Ruth Lambert was business
caller in Steele Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. @. Wietstock and
family and Grandma Wietstock re-
turned home Tuesday after q few
days visit with the Max WietStock
family at Ada, MINI. Oscar Potts
returned with them.
Geo. Pehl Jr. hauled the mail dur
ing the absence Of regular carrier
| o. q. Wietstock.
The Arena All Club Achievement
Day was held at the Arena school house
Saturday. Dresses and fancy work
made by the girls were on display.
After a style show, directed by Mrs.
w. 8. Ross, lunch was served by the
girls and the club leader, Mrs. Ruth
Lambert.
John Driscol was caller In Arena
Friday.
w. Ramsey Of Jamestown, an au-
ditor, attended to business matters
here Tuesday.
Mrs. Edna Putnam and son Palmer
of Mckenzie were callers at the
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Ecklund
By JUSTINE MORRIS


Frank Miller and Gene Perkins
motored to Bismarck Monday.
Steve Morris Of Bismarck was an
overnight guest at the T. F. Morris
home Tuesday.
Clarence Falkenstein called at the
T. F. Morris home Tuesday.
Irving Funston and Frank Miller
were transacting business in Wilton
Tuesday.
Doris Vollan accompanied Ruthella
Anderson home from school Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl johnson and
family were shoppers in Bismarck
Thursday.
Gerald Morris and Clarence Ander-
son were callers at Regan Friday.
MIR. ana Mrs. Wallace Anderson
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the hospital at Bismarck suffering
from an abScessed eye.
Miss Verona Jensen spent Monday
night with Thelma Moffit.
Ed and Mike Kleenlan were guests
at farewell supper at the Peterson
home east of Moffit. It was In honor
iof Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson Sr., who
are leaving for the west to make their
home with their children. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peterson are old-timers ir
Thelma township, having lived there
for nearly 80 years.
Miss Wilhelmina Moffit spent Mon.
day night with Miss Marjory Edison
Members of the Mothers club
served a banquet for their husband.
and friends at the hall Saturday
night. About 80 guests were present
Fred Argast acted as toastmaster
After supper program of music ano
short play were given.
/ Fred Moffit. Asa Werner and Mrs
Durfee played for the dancing.
Miss Eta Hoffman and Clara
Porter took Mrs. Everett Porter tc
the hospital at Bismarck Monday.
Everett Porter and children Beth
and Clair went to Bismarck Tuesday
to see Mrs. Porter.
The following were guests at the
Enochson home Monday afternoon
Mrs. Viggo Jensen. Mrs. Ira Pechens
and daughter Patricia May. Mrs
William Carroll. Mrs Burns Bailey anS
son Bobby, Mrs. Ed Olson, and Mrs
G. E. Moffit.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Whitteaker ell.
tertained % guests at turkey dinner
Sunday. The following were guests
Mrs. Tim. Sullivan and son Jackie
Mrs. Patrick Sullivan, Jack Sullivan
Miss Hazel Nolan, Mr.. Baymer ane
son Of Bismarck. Mr.. and Mrs. Fay
Johnson, Mrs. Hilnla Adams, MI. ane
Mrs. Burns Bailey and children. Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Thorsen.
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'Welch's Spur
BY MRs.R. M. WsLCH

Mrs. Paul Skinner had the mis-.
fortune Of cutting deep cash in hel
hand by letting q sharp knife slip
Monday. Mrs. Robert Welch dressed
the wound for her.
Robert WEIGH called at the Otto
Dorman and Doppler brothers home
Monday evening.
Ralph Snyder spent the first Of the
week visiting friends and relatives
north Of Bismarck.
A number Of teachers from sur
rounding districts gathered at Boyd
school No. z for teaching demonstra-
tions Tuesday. Miss Olga Neugebaue1
is the teacher there.
Chester Boyd and Robert Welch
World War veterans, attended the Le-
gion banquet given by tho auxiliary
Of the Lloyd Spetx post Of Bismarck
in the gymnasium Of the World Wal
Memorial building Armktice Day
evening.
The Cross Country Homemakers
club met at the home Of Mrs. Jack
Ishmael Wednesday afternoon. Mrs
w. e. Snyder and Mrs. Ishmael, lead
ers, gave the lesson.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Ashley and fam.
lily, who lived on Mrs. Sara McMur-
rch's place this summer, have moved
to. Bismarck. Mrs. McMurrich, whe
has been on Chester Boyd's place, ha,
moved back in her own home. Mar.
Gus Trembley moved her things fol
her. Mrs. McMurrich's son, Will Nc.
Murrich, Is staying with her now.
Theodore Domon made q trip t<
Temvik on Saturday.
Lawrence Doppler. Louella Tollif.
son. Leo Doppler, Marcus Trembley
Chas. Snyder, Earl Snyder and sons
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dirlam ant
family, VIII McMurrich, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Otto Dorman and son Fred and
Robert Welch and son Bobbie were
Bismarck visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Knutson ant
baby visited at the Paul Skinner hom.
Sunday.
Robert WEIGH and children callet
at the Doppler brothers, John Welcf
and Jack Ishmael homes Sunday
afternoon.
Warren Taylor called at the Pau
Skinner home Saturday morning.
Glen Oder and Ralph Snyder callet
on the Doppler brothers Sunday.
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NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS
Long Of Braddock at q dinner Nom

Long Of Braddock at q dinner Mon.
day evening.
Miss Cecil Ryan, Walter Brandt and
Russell Byerly Of Bismarck were call
ers at the Ryan and Button homes
Saturday evening.
During the last week Braddock's S
quota of clothing was taken to Lin
ton. This consists Of one boys out
tit, furnished by the w. o. w. lodge;
one girls outfit, furnished by the
Woodman circle, and three outfits
furnished by the Study and Civic club.
The study club also sent case Of
tomatoes, q comforter and magazines.
There also was box Of clothes fur
nished by the Homemakers' club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gross, Clara and
Freda Shaefer, John Shaefer and
Harry Koenig drove to Bismarck Fri
day to call on Willie Schaefer.
Arden and Eldon Vie and Harry
Koenig motored to Linton Saturday.
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Brittin
BY q. DUTTON

MIR. and Mrs. Richard Day visited
lat the Matheney home near Hazeltor
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Dralle and
son Don, and Miss Evelyn Olson OF
Moffit rnotored to Bismarck Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mills drove
to Bismarck Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave KerShaw and
family were Bismarck callers Thurs
day.
Miss Lucille Milman was a week
end visitor in Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Triplett and
Miss Lydia Briscoe visited at Pres
Gosney near Sterling Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Knoll of Men.
oxen visited one day last week at the
George Kuntz home.
Mrs. Tom Cooper and Mrs. Law
renee Bair and children Of Bismarck
were Wednesday callers at the M: M
Dralle and Bill Mcdonald homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Smith gave a
party for friends Saturday evening
Mrs. Harvey Blount. Mrs. Geo
Kuntz and Mrs. Orin Dutton were
callers Tuesday on Mrs. Emmett Weis-
heart.
Mrs. Homer Andrews entertained
the Moffit missionary society Thurs
! day. Mesdames Lyman, Hoover, and
Durfee were. visitors.
Miss Lucille Milman visited Thurs
day evening at the Emineth home.
Alfred Hoover and Miss Garry
Hoffman were Sunday evening guests
at the Henry Crawford home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dutton anc
daughter Peaches Of Wilton spent
Saturday night and Sunday at the
Orrin Dutton home
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Kimball were
Monday evening visitors at the Day
home. .....-..
The three sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. G
r. Crawford spent Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mills visited
Monday evening at the w. s. Triplet,
home.
Mrs. Henry Crawford motored tt
Bismarck Friday to bring Mis-!
Eleanor home for the weekend.
Saturday shoppers in Bismarck
were MI. and Mrs. M. M. Dralle ane
family, Mr.. and Mrs Howard Ker'
shaw and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. E
M. Whitteaker and son, and Mr.. ant
Mrs. o. U. Dutton and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Day wer'
Sunday callers at the Marshall Drall'
home.
Lawrence and Clayton Bloun
spent Saturday with Dutch Dralle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Thorsen ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Sullivan wer'
Sunday visitors at the E. M. White
aker home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Welch wer
Sunday guests at the o. U. Duttol
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Crawford an,
son Donald of Harvey are visitinl
with their relatives at the G. D. kim
ball home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Hoover AM
family were Sunday dinner guests a
the Charles Anderson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Weisheart an
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kuntz wer
Sunday evening callers at the Duttol
home.
| Miss Lydia Briscoe visited Frida
with Mrs. Marshall Dralle.
Walter Arntz and Ed Button wit
friends from Braddock spent Sun
day night at the Blount and Smitl
homes. They went hunting in VII
ton vicinity Monday morning.
Miss Lillian, Lee and Miss Alic
Carlson motored to Bismarck Tues
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Trygg
BY GLADYS NELSON

In a recent contest, Alvin Trygg OF
the All Club In Trygg won first prize
with his Plymouth Rock chickens
Violet spangberg got third prize for
her Rhode Island Reds.
Marie Huber, county superintend-
ent Of schools, called Monday at
Trygg school No. I. where Emma Mel
son teaches.
Anna Eide and Emma Nelson went
to Wing Friday to attend q teachers
demonstration.
Vina Oder. who has been staying
with her brother and family, the
Glen Oders at Welch's Spur. Is home
visiting her parents.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Buckley and
nephew Tom lyle from Okiahouis
called at the Nels Nelson home Sun
day.
Elh Trygg, Mckenzie. came here
to spmd Sunday at her former home
with aler father and two sisters, Ruth
and Eva. They took her back Sun
day night.
Several from here went to Regar
Armistice night and attended the
dance given by the American Legion
and auxiliary.
Irene and Floyd Anderson, high
school students, came home ARMS.
tice Day to spend the day with thei,
parents.
Mrs. Ernest Kell was on the sicl
list Wednesday and was not able *
attend the, club meeting at Abir
Spangberg's.
The Trygg Cedar Hill Homemakers
club held meeting Wednesday al
Albin Spangberg's. Visitors present
were: Vina Oder. Mrs. Andrew
Trygg, Mrs. Charlie Trygg and Mrs
John Anderson The leaders were
Mrs. Elsie Cunningham and Mrs
Homer Taylor.
Andrew and Charlie Trygg made
trip to Bismarck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson ant
Gerald and 0wendolyn motored t.
Bismarck Friday.
Albin Spangberg made a trip K
Bismarck Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson, Ger.
aid and Gwendolyn motored to Nc
Kenzte Saturday ana assisted thu
Fred Habecks in getting settled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kell and fam.
lily, MIR. and Mrs. George Nelson aut
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Spang.
berg and Violet were entertained *
dinner and supper Sunday by Mr.
and Mrs Ed Lundquist and Mr.. ane
MRS. Gene Cunningham.
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lome Of Mrs. Ruth Lambert Satur-

home Of Mrs. Ruth Lambert Satur-
day.
Saturday shoppers in Arena were
Christ Wolf Jr.. John Wutzke. Alex
Neff, William Gellners, Otto Rachel
Fred Pines, Christ Wetzel, Peter
Ensz, Rudolph Schoch and William,
Pines.
Mrs. Geo. Pehl Sr. called at the
Merkel and Hoffman homes Satur-
day.
Miss Olive Mutchler of Bismarck
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. A. G.
Wietstock.
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afternoon at the Dallas Barkman
home.
The Luther League will meet at
j. O. Rises Sunday, Nov. q.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-02-14
M!.!A,..<
A Bone Is Not A Bonus
By JORGE

From the way it looks now, the soldiers who
asked for the bonus are about to be given a
bone. But better one than that comes to us
as an answer to the objection that If they got
the cash bonus now, all the bonds would fall
in price about three percent.
Somebody says that at that rate, the poor
capitalist with $100O0o0 would have to get along
with only $97OOOO.
But, says the chap at the next desk, why
don't the veterans ask the sorrowful bondhold-
ers. about how much they think their bonds
would have been worth, if the veterans had not
fought when the World War came along?
No. Junior, just because they keep Fish in the
House of Representatives we cannot call that
institution an Aquarium
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-02-14
Correction

In the Daily Worker. issue of February 4th
In the Party Life column under the reading
suggestions for the Conduct Of the Recruiting
Drive" an article was published with credit
line 70 the Chicago district. This should have
read Minnesota District, as these suggestions
were worked out by District No. 0.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-02-14

1HAc NHUFcHAhAzfC1HS <A8ssssDS ~ vvutH11ps
The government must provide relief for the
unemployed. But practically nothing has been
done by Its national, state and local branches.
The present so-called relief measures, and the
sham battle in Congress on this question, are
both an insult and crime against the workers.
While giving no real relief. they serve only to
create the illusion that something is being done.
Meanwhile, actual mass starvation spreads
hmong the ranks OF the worksn
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-09-02
Early History of Stewart
BY j. w. STEWART

It was on the 4th day of May 1898, that Portland Canal District received its first prospectors. when a party of 6i men landed at the head of the Canal, bound for reported placer area in the neighborhood of the Naas headwaters. but owing to various diff faculties the territory was not reached. and the expedition was abandoned. Possibly had the party been composed of experienced miners, and their ob
 jective area reached. paying placers might have been found as it is now known that this section of country is to a considerable extent gold bearing.
 Several of the party were attracted by visable evidences of local min
 eralization, one of them, D. J. Rainey located what is now the Roosevelt
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-09-02

a line of railway from Stewart east ward to the Alberta boundary, four teen miles of which was built up the Bear River valley to Red Cliff and operated for some time; consider able concentrates being shipped from the Portland Canal mine and thirteen hundred tons of ore from the Red Cliff.
 From 1909 to 1912 a period of great activity was manifested The town grew rapidly during these years but progress was halted in 1913 when a period of depression set in which continued until the Premier Mine be. gan to demonstrate it's exceptional richness, and a renewal of confidence in the district caused a resumption of mining and other activities.
 On May 16th, 1880, the town was incorporated under the Villige Act with H. P. Gibson, w. R. Tooth and w. L. Newell as first Commissioners,