The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-01
REGAN

and Mrs. c. Huff, upper grades teach
er. The high school began work
Sept. Ia. Prof. Lorenson Of South
Dakota is in charge of the work and
there is an enrolment of eleven pu'
pills. ~
Miss Bessie Wilson has ,heen Wis
ting relatives at Wilton the past
week and will leave to begin work
at Valley City Normal for the com
ing year. ....
Miss Gertrude Gratberg visited
with friends over the weekend. She
is in charge of the seventh and
eighth grades at Tuttle.
Mrs. O. NJ. Calip has been confin.
ed to her bed the past week and .uh.
der the care, Of Doctor Thelan, but
is improving. ...-
Many children and some grown ups
are enjoying y the mumps. No ser.
ious cases have been reported.
Mrs. A. Tourtlptte took Mrs. Harry
Rannestod and son to Bismarck, 50
the boy might have medical atten.
ton. -
Mrs. B. Bossen of Beulah has been
engaged as housekeeper for Mrs
Huff while she is teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Olson came after
their daughter Mabel and returned
to there new home at PettibOne
where they moved last week. Mr.
Olson has! the management of the
Patterson Ranch near that place. and
they like their new home very much
Threshing is we'll under way and
the grain is fairly good. All three
elevators are open and are taking in
considerable grain. ...' -.
Mrs. Q. Aune and two children left
to make an extended visit with rela.
tives at Sanger.
8. Lein of Arena has entered the
high school and is making his home
with his brother, @. Lem, until his
parents move to town, which they
expect to do in a short time.
Mrs. Chas. Moe is spending a few
days at Underwood, helping hel
through threshing.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. HUFF and son, Jr
visited at Wing Sunday.
Mrs. A. Tourtlotte and Mrs. A.
Garness were shopping in Bismarck
Friday. ..,
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. o. NJ
Colip Wednesday afternoon. After
business meeting the time was
spent sewing and visiting after which
a delicious lunch was served.
Myrtle Roe and Leota Bailey are
visiting with the formers mother At
Washburn.
Parent Teachers Association held
a business meeting at the school
house Monday night. The following
officers were elected for the coming
year: President, Mrs.. Huff; vice
president, MIR. J. Rempel; secretary
and treasurer, Prof. Lorenson. The
first regular meeting will be held on
Nov. 9Th. I. So 81 II
Mr.. and Mss. B. E. Rierson enter.
tanned relatives. Sunday, from Bald
win.
Prof. Lorenson was Bismarck
caller last Saturday. =,
Mr.. A. H. Helgeson left Tuesday
to take over the calhiership. Of q bar
at Michigan, He 7has been an active
worker for the village Of Regain and
although we are sorry to losS him
we wish him good luck" il his new
work. :. .. -
The first snow flurries were seen
here Sunday and II they only re.
NAMED short time, it means winter
is on its way.
Miss Bessie Wilson returned frosy
Wilton Friday night and left Mon.
day morning to resume work in thu
Valley City Normal for the coming
year.
Mr.. r: L. Hendtickspn received
word last Wednesday Of the death
of his father in Montana but va.
unable to make railway connections
in time TO- attend the funeral.
Mrs. H. Bailey IL spending few
days visiting friends and 'relativei
in Bismarck.
:, Mrs. J. Remple visited. the upps1
grades and high school Monday after
noon.
A number of Regain people plan
on meeting with the Wing church
committee Tuesday. to take mp .varri'
GUS church affairs. The fofmel
Of sReRap, Miss .Holstin, .will
again be with the .Regan church this
winter. 90 = f. -
: Thrsshih9:5is. nearly completed il
this part Of the county, grain j.
about the ayera9ei many Of the
farmers expected to finish this week
but, the bad weather will hinder worn
for a few days.. I
Mrs. Ehnss. who was operated OF
ut Bismarck two weeks ago. is get:
ting along quite nicely and will .be
able to reform home in few weeks
Mr.. -Ehnes was down to Bismarck
Sunday and spent the day with hi
wife. -
: Some sof. our: tosn men are out at.
ter their share Of birds. They US
ually return empty handed-or carry
ing one. - ., ~