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The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-22

ing was spent In playing cards and
dancing. A delicious lunch was
served by the hostess.
The Arena Girls basketball team
won the championship at the tourna-
ment played at Sterling Friday and
Saturday.
Dora Wutzke was an overnight
guest at the Ingvald Eide home Fri
day.
Recent word received from G. r.
Lambert, who Is q patient In . hos
pital at Marion, 8. OAK, Is that he
is up and around and rapidly i'm
proving.
Mrs. william Merkel. Mrs. Christ
Wetzel and Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
schocknmyr were business callers In
.Tuttle Thursday
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-22
NEWS OF OUR NElCHBORS

Hamblin and ePte Youngren; and
justices Of the peace, Mrs. A. E. Cline,
and Norvel Marvel.
The meeting Of the Farmers Edu-
cational and Coop Union Of
America held at Sterling hall Mon
day evening was well attended
Prizes for card playing were awarded
to Mrs. r. p. Schlabach. Mrs. ver-
nice Sherman, John Sedevic and Oest
Prince.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Envick and
Miss Catherine Baeth returned to
their home at Marion on Saturday.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-22
HeatOrl

/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Hammack mo.
tored to Wilton Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bre0den, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Bre0den and fanny and
Ann Kobylnick were visitors at the
VIM. Brezden home Sunday.
Miss Marie Brezden visited with
Sarah Heinle Wednesday.
Bernard and Norman Hall motored
to Wilton Thursday.
Bob Laughlin and son, Mike, mo.
tored to Wilton Thursday.
Peter Hallan called at the Jake
Ewine home Wednesday.
Joe Holkup motored to Wilton
Thursday.
Sarah, Ernest. Richard and Junior
were visitors at the Bill Brezden home
Monday evening.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-22
Hampton

Godfrey Grenz motored to Bis
marck on business Tuesday.
Steve Koppy and children were
business callers In Linton Thursday.
His son, Math. remained In Linton
for q few days.
Jim PoStle Of Linton was q caller
at the Frank Chesrown home Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Grenz OF the
Gayton vicinity visited at the God
frey Grenz home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Hilda Schiermeister spent the
weekend at the Godfrey Grenz
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Woods and
daughter called at the Ted Lawler
home Sunday.
Visitors at the Steve Koppy home
Sunday evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
Godfrey Grenz, Miss Hilda Schier-
meister and Henry Knittel.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-22
Panied Woods
BY MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Brown enter
tanned a number Of neighbors and
friends in honor of Mr. and Mrs
Walter Mitchell at the Mitchell
home Saturday evening. The Mitch
ellis are moving to Washington
where Mrs. Mitchell's parents are
now living. Pete Mitchell son Of
Fred Mitchell, is accompanying
them on the trip. He is going to
look for a favorable location.
Mrs. William Brown Is spending
q few days in Bismarck visiting rela-
tiveS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Erickson and
son, Ernest, visited at the Andrew
Nelson home Sunday afternoon.
Einar Soderquist spent the week.
end at the Harold Soderquist home.
Joe Brostrom was a Wilton caller
Monday evening.
August Nelson was Wilton caller
Friday.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-22

Mrs. Norton Strand has spent the
past week Ut Bantry, N. D., . the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. ana ME-
w. g. Kyle. Her brother, william,
who Is on leave from the y. 8. navy,
was at home at the same time.
Mrs. b. o. Lein and daughter, La
verne, and Mrs. Lawrence Hopkins
motored to Denhoff Friday and at-
tended the girls state basketball
tournament. Mrs. Hopkins brotnes
was coach Of the Casselton team.
At the Auxiliary card party given
in the Legion cabin Friday evening
score prizes were won by Mrs. A. =.
Tourtlotte and Lawrence Hopkins.
The quilt top was won by Mrs. J. ].
Rue.
Norton Strand and his mother.
Mrs. Anna Strand, motored to Bis.
marck Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. o. lein and Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Hopkins moeored
to Bismarck Sunday.
Andy 0arnes, Jr., spent the past
week - the guest Of Bismarck
friends.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Carl Berg motored to
Steele Thursday to visit their daugh.
ter. Florence, who Is newly employed
in = beauty shop in that city. Miss
Florence motored to Regan with
friends Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Sul1le motor.
ed to Bismarck Sunday to visit their
daughter. Bernita, who has ban .
patient in the hospital for the past
nine weeks. Bernita's condition has
not greatly improved and It viii be
some weeks before she will be per-
mitted to leave the hospital.
Bernice Morris, who teaches near
Wilton. spent the weekend at her
parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L oarnes motored
to Wilton Sunday.
Melvin Danielson Is now In Bis
marck where he has secured employ.
ment with the FERA.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-22
Taft
By MRS. Z. M. GAsKILL

Mrs. Emil Enockson, Mrs. Fay
johnson, Mrs. A. e. Cline. and Mrs.
Glen Adams, were guests Of Mrs.
John p. Adams Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. v. Carroll and
daughter. Lois. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank BenS and. children were sup.
Per guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl '0askill Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elder ElneW and
Frankie. and Miss Irene Koessel were
guests at =. n, 0askill's Friday even.
ing.
m. and Mrs. John Adams were
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and
NfA Emil Euockson ct Moffit.
1CleD He1on Sw1ndling Of Bisma1ck
0ent the weekend at the home Of
hor parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
0Wjndljng.
m =. n. oastill visited at the
Aenle q llr. and Mrs. Carl Kositsky
= Dismarck ThurDday.
1he annual toWnihip' meeting was
~ - Wh1te sGhool Tuesday March
a. I1ae tollpWipg 0ffiees wese
1tooto6: ouperviDof. Leslie Cline:
Ivf1o9. John T. Adams: Clerk.
8 ~. 0askill: constables. + p.
: ~ f
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-22
Burnt Greek
y MSS JANICE n. CoDDnsoToN

The sale at the Mrs. Marian Heck
place WAS very we'll attended. Every
thiug was successfully sold. Mrs.
Heck = spending these days with her
daughter, Mrs. Valentine Steiner. for
the present, before moving 70 Bis
marck.
1r. and Mrs. II: Z. Coddington ana
daughter. Janice. we're Tuesday eve
ming guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Small last Tuesday evening.
Gilbert .Andahl wAs . caller at the
r. 7. Coddmgten home Wednesday.
word has been received from Wes.
~ Norman Coddington. sou Of Mr..
and llrs. H. :. Coddmgton, that they
Expocf to move 70 ~Lakota, II April.
~. and Mrs. Dave Xensler we're
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The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-22

BY 8. GnDEN

- Miss Florence Waste, Capital
Commercial college student Of Bis
{; marck. spent the weekend with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Waste.
Z Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Gust Eckholm had as their guests,
) Mr.. and Mrs. John Waste. daughter.
Florence. son, Earl, Art Magnus,
Sulo Gylden and Herbert Fricke.
- Ralph Harju, Andrew Liuska and
aPeter Lima were supper guests Of
John Gyldens Thursday. Peter
: Lima was an overnight guest.
.... Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Olson and
laughter, Mavis, left Thursday for
Glover. N. D.. where they intend to
1 visit friends and relatives for some
i time.
he A large Crowd. ATTENDED the Nam
artisan Women's club meeting and
hnce at the Lyman hall Thursday
9sening. A one-act play Polishing
Henry" was presented by some Of
the members. Joseph M. Coghlan
and Fred Josephson were speakers.
Music for the dance was furnished by
the Olsons Of East Trygg.
! Arthur Dronen and Roy Erickson
/: were dinner guests Of John Gyldens
: Thursday. ..,........ -.
Several from around here attended
the farewell party held for Mr.. and
mrs. Jacob Banttarri Sunday. Mr..
sHarju gave . speech. Mr.. and Mrs
DanttazTi are leaving for Minnesota
where they will make their future
shome.
e Arthur Magnus will again be fore
man Of the PWA project In West
Miyman. It has been closed for some
time. Elmer Josephson will return
- hts former home in Lein.
~ Art Maguus, accompanied by Herb
ert Fricke and Sulo Gylden. Elmer
and Fred Jo6ephson, were Bismarck
callers Saturday.
Miss Tyne Eckholm spent the
weekend with her sister. Miss Sylvia
Eckholm, at the North Patterson
ranch.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-22
Hazlegr0ve
~ MRS. RAY HAzLEGROvE

E. Sinners was in Tuttle Friday az
ter his daughter Francis who spent
the week END at home.
Vernal Bold Of Chaseley brought
Rev. r. Breaw down for church Sun.
day.
Mrs. Russell Woodward was a din
ner guest Sunday at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. Gray
and Opal Gray took her home.
Harry Morse called Sunday at the
Art Ochsuner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ochsuner and Rus
sell Woodward were In Tuttle Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Keopplin and
children were Sunday visitors at the
Ed Ochsuner home.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-22
S. w. Burleigh
BY MRS. ALEX STEWART

Alex and Angus Stewart were busi-
ness callers In Bismarck Monday.
Miss Evelyn Fryer spent the week
end at her home In Bismarck.
Frank King and family have
moved onto the Bates farm.
B. G. Buckley recently underwent
an operation for appendicitis.
Ernest Houser and John Becknall
visited at Anna NickolSon's Sunday.
Charlie Malard and family, and
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Davenport were
business callers in Bismarck Satur-
day.
Rev. and Mrs. GulSon and Mr.. and
Mrs. o. 6. Davenport attended the
funeral of Rev. Christ Of Wilton last
Wednesday.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-22

Geo camps at Thornbury and Little
Rock. Ark. that they are breaking up
camps. Some will 90 to California,
while they expect 70 come back %
North Dakota IN some camp.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-22

The appearance Of an insect can be
changed by food, 1t has been found.
One species Of gall-fly. when fed on .
different diet, assumes IN entirely dif-
ferent appearance from its parents.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-22
Today's Recipe

Three shoulder lamb chops, Y tea
spoon curry powder, cup diced cook
ed carrots, : cups cooked potato
marbles. 8 small cooked onions, tea.
spoon salt, X teaspoon pepper.
Simmer the meat which can b any
cheap cut Of lamb until tender. ne.
move meat from bones and cut in
short medium sized pieces. Mix the
curry powder and. tablespoon Of
flour to . smooth paste with . little
cold water. Add to the stock in
which the meat was cooked. Bring to
the boiling point, stirring constantly.
Add salt and pepper. Add meat and
vegetables and turn into q baking
dish. Cover with small baking powd-
er biscuits and bake 25 minutes In .
hot oven Gao degrees FAhrenheit).
Surprise BAKED Potatoes
Four large potatoes, 1 egCs, I cup
flaked salmon or other fish, : table.
spoons butter, tablespoon flour, !
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-22

Although it Is 300 times g sweet
- sugar. saccharin Is derived from
coal tar.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-22

Argentina'S coal reserves have been
estimated 1t more than 10000 me.
trio tons.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-22
Schaum Torte

Whites Of ( eggs, I l-3 cups gram
ulated sugar, y teaspoon vanilla, x
teaspoon cream Of tartar.
Beat egg whites until stiff, add
sugar, Z few tablespoons ut . time,
beating In each addition. Mix cream
Of tartar with sugar. Add vanilla.
OH . spring form and pour In the
mixture. Bake % minutes in q slow
oven GOO degrees Tahrenheit). FIJI
with whipped cream and garnish
with fine strawberries. Frozen straw
berries are delicious for this dessert.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-22

The odds against anyone holding
al four aces In = poker game are
270,725 to /, according to estimates.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-22

The highest ocean waves ever re.
ported by reliable observers n1easur.
ed 70 feet from trough to crest.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-22

One cup minced salmon, 3 cups hot
milk, Z tablespoons butter, 2 table.
SPOONS flour, / teaspoon salt, " tea
spoon pepper, I teaspoon lemon Juice.
/ teaspoon minced onion, celery tops,
parsley.
Sprinkle lemon juice over salmon.
Add onion, celery tops and parsley to
milk and scald. Strain. Melt but
ter, stir in flour and slowly add milk,
stirring constantly. Cool milk before
combining with butter and flour mix
ture. Add salmon, which has been
rubbed through . sieve. Season with
salt and pepper and bring to the
boiling point. Serve ut once.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-22

pepper.
1ake potatoes until tender. Gut .
slice OF one side and scoop out po-
tato, leaving . Shell. Put potato
through ricer, season with butter,
salt, pepper and hot milk and beat
well. Line potato shell with mashed
potato, making mashed potato about
an inch thick. Drop IN egg into each
shell. Melt butter, add salmon and
brown very slightly. sift over flour
and mix thoroughly with fork. Stir
In milk and cook and stir until ssueo
boils. Cover eggs with this mixture
and pile mashed potato over the
sauce. Return 70 moderate oven (376
degrees Fahrenheit) for 80 minutes.
Grated cheese can b beaten into
the mashed potato. Ham or chicken
can b substituted for fish In the
sauce. Cold cooked fish can b used
instead Of the egg and . cheese sauce
poured over the fish. A vegetable
such as asparagus or cauliflower-
oooked-might replace the egg or fish
and . cheese sauce poured over.
Mushroom sauce can Be used In place
Of the fish and cheese sauces.
, 1935-05-10

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, 1935-05-10
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, 1935-05-10
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, 1935-05-10
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All programs to key and basic chains OF groups thereof unless specI4
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, 1935-05-10

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-14
WATERTOWN
WATERFOWL M oOrssspOndeu,--M F. paEy PhOns wasevsOwn -ss Fish And Game Unit Convenes Tomorrow
Open Meeting Slated For OaI<yiIIe Community House;
 Methodist Women Hold All-Day Session !

There will be an open meeting of the Watertown Fish and Gam. association tomorrow evening in the Oakville Community hall at 8 o'clock. 1t is hoped that all Oakville members and any one in- terested in the association will at tend this meeting.
 All Day Meeting
 The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church opened their all day meet ing at 10 a. m. Wednesday morn ing. Fourteen members and one guest were present and luncheon was served at 12:15. The members present were: Mrs William r. Da- wis, Jr, Mrs Jennie Gillette, Mrs Benjamin Post, Mrs Mary Black, Mrs Peter Besaconson, Mrs Charles Curtiss, Mrs Arthur Hickcox. Mrs Frank Hickcox, Mrs B. P. Hud- son, Mrs Karl Winter, Mrs Cyrus Scott, Miss Moore and one guest, Miss Emily Post.
 The business meeting was held at 1915 in the afternoon and the additional members who attended this business meeting were Mrs Charles Atwood, Mrs Howard Hic- kox, Mrs James Upton and Mrs Dennett Evans.
 M'Fingal Inn Bridge Tournament
 The Contract Bridge club, under the instruction of Mrs George Pierpont was held Wednesday af- ternoon at M'Fingal Inn.
 Top score was made by Mrs Frank Smythe and. Mrs Charles Billings, with a score of 6h. Mrs William B. Reynolds and Mrs liar ry Bronson were tied with Mrs Clarence Booth and Mrs Stanley Barnes for a score of 22 M. Third: Mrs Ralph Wheeler and Mrs Emile Bussemey, 22.
 Others who played were: Mrs Glenn Jackson and Mrs Her. man Baer, Mrs Leo Smith and Mrs J. H. Damery, Mrs William Black and Miss Marjorie Black, Mrs E. D. Perry and Mrs Clifford Atwood.
 Contract Bridge Tournament
 The Community Bridge players met Tuesday evening in St Johns school hall for their weekly in- struction in Contract Bridge.
 The following scored as follows: North and South, Section l., Miss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-14
HOPES ]: ] OLD CUT ..... :.
 WILL GIVE GOLD

pawhuska, Okla (UP)-A pros- ector who believes there is gold in
 these Osage hills" was preparing
 to-day to dig again for the magic yellow metal in an old shaft in the hills near Nelagoney.
 The prospector, Andrew Bahl, Of Parsons, Kan, returned to reinstate
 his lease for ''zinc, lead, gold, sil- yer and platinum" in the shaft which. he abandoned eight years ago. The 7O-foot shaft is on In- dian land, and Bahl must wait for
 the lease to be approved by the Department of the Interior. Bahi, formerly an engineer on the Midland Valley Railroad caused considerable excitement and almost
 a gold rush" several years ago
 when he claimed to have found
 traces of gold. He says there is indication of gold vein and he
 intends to dig back from the shalt to trace.
 Other leases have been sold in
 the past for zinc, copper, lead and silver, but to date about all proa-
 pectors have got was a sort back,
 calloused hands, and about as
 much gold as is in the case of a
 dollar watch. tf,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-14
WOLCOTT NEWS Correspondent; Mrs Louise
 Snydcr-Tel 5.O620
COMMUNITY GROUP
 BEING ORGANIZED
George Venter N a m e d President Republican
 Club Plans Banquet

A group. of young people of the town met in the 'Woodtick school
 Friday evening to organize com.
 munity group for the town of Vol colt. George Venter was temper ary chairman of the meeting. War
 ren E. Brackett. county club
 leader, gave short. talk on club
 work. The officers elected were George Venter, president: John
 Kruse. vice-president: Gertrude Duhaine, secretary; Violet Ding
 well, treasurer. Rules committee appointed by chair - James Homewood, John Kruse, Gertrude Duhaine. Mildred Munson and
 Louis Hotchkiss. Membership committee, composed of each mem Der of each group, are from willing workers All group, Genevievc Garthwait:; Live. Wires, All group Louis Hotchkiss;. Tillers of the Soil, All group--Arthur Peterson. Young Peoples Club from the Center = Mildred Munson, and
 from the newly organized club In Woodtick, John Krusc. Recreation committee = Violet DingwelL Louis Hotchkiss and John Kruse.
 meeting Mildred Munson, Gertrude Duhaine and Genevieve Garthwait.
 A social program followed the
 meeting. Meetings are to be held the first Thursday night of each
 month at 7:30 o'clock in the WoOdticks school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-14
TERRYVILLE oOsrcspOudent. !. 2. Ryan. e ws~t Main s,.
Pigeon Club Races
 For Season Adopted
1885 Bands Distributed at Local Meeting = Indoor
 Circus Drawing Capacity Crowds Nightly

The George Hamid Hippodroms Circus which is being presented in EriStol this week under the aus nices of the Bristol order of Red Men Is proving to be great sue cess with hundreds being turned away each evening. Last evening nearly 1000 were unable to gain adntittance to the show in spite of the fact that many additional seats were added.
 The circus has been a big sensa- tion with every one of the IS big acts proving a real thrill. Az though the circus boasts Of some Of the best acts in America, t"c Casting CampbelIs, really locai act due to the fact that members of this great troupe are frequent visitors here, is proving reni sensation and in the minds or nun dreds of people Is the outstanding act on the program.
 Hilfs Elephants, Pallenperg 8 Bears; Gordon Bounding Circus, and a score of other acts of equal caliber provide Q two-hour pro- gram that keeps the audience on edge of their seats. A small army of clowns complete the program m what is one of the greatest indoor circuses ever held in Connecticut.
 The circus will be presented each afternoon at 4 and evening at S:15 o'clock for the remainder of the week. Tonight will be set aside as fraternal night.
 Legion Meeting Held
 Tickets were distributed to mem- bers of Plymouth Post, American Legion at their meeting Tuesday evening for the moving picture. s.The Flying Circus" which will be presented under the auspices of the Legion on Monday afternoon and evening, March 25 in the town hall The proceeds of the picture will be used to carry on the Legion Dental clinic. The committee in charge consists of William Whear. Howard Whear and Mrs Elizabeth
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-14
BY ELMER o. WALZER United Press Financial EditOr)

New York. March 14-CUPl- Stocks opened irregular and quiet. Oils and some utilities eased, while most of the industrials gained. Un- ion Pacific gained nearly 2 points in a firm railroad group.
 American Telephone & Tele- graph opened at 102. ex-dividend. off 1 1-2 points and the widest de- cline in the active stocks. Utilities were featured by a decline of 1-2 point to 9 in North American and gain of similar amount to 21 IA in Public Service of New Jersey.
 Standard oil of New Jersey opened 100 shares at 36 1-2 off 1-2. Other oils were active on the downside. Farm shares were led higher by International Harvester which today reported for 1894 it's