The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-16
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Hendrix and
Mr.. and Mrs. Powers Hendrix and
son were callers OF the Will Foeil
nome Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Enders and
daughters Dorthea and Renee motor
ed to Bismarck Tuesday. While
there they attended the show Mag
da" at the auditorium.
Joseph A. Bosch of Linton wa's a
caller here Tuesday.
Powers Hendrix and son Thomas
.motored to Linton Tuesday afternoon.
Willis LaPaugh Of Linton was
business caller here Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Math Koppy Of Hampton was
business caller here Wednc sday.
Henry Speichert. manager Of the
pool hall returned Wednesday from
Minnesota, where he. has been visit
ing.
Gus Jocb of Hampton was q caller
here Wednesday.
Mrs. Otto Schenkcnbcrgcr is re-
ported on the sick list.
Ben Nagel. living north Of town
hero was fatally injured in an au-
tomobile accident last Thursday eve
ming. Dec. 2, while on his way to
Hazelton. The accident occurred
about three quarters of mile south
Of Haxeiton. John Gimbel's car had
| stalled there and had been pulled to
the side Of the highway and abandon
ed, and Mr. Nagel was driving north
| toward Hazelton. It is evident he
| was on the wrong side Of the road
| and his lights were poor. SO he did
not see the stalled car until very
| close to it.
Tracks on the highway showed
where he had set his brakes and slid
| the wheels about twenty feet before
hitting the car. After the impact, it
is evident that Nagel's car somcr-
saulted about twice, but did not spill
| the occupant out. but rather pinned
him between the car and the ground
| each time over. and when found he
was hanging over the broken wind
shield unconscious. He was brought
to HazeltOn where DIR. Montcith rem
dered first aid. and was then taken
to a hospital at Bismarck. His in
iuries. however, were Of such a ser
ious nature. that his life could not
be saved, and he died the following
Saturday. His skull was badly frac-
tured and his chest crushed, besides
other serious injuries.
Mr.. Nagcl was comparatively
young man, about 35 years of age
He was married and leaves besides
his wife, four small children, ant
other relatives. Funeral was helt
Monday at the Catholie church a.
Linton, FIR. Weber officiating.
J DR.. Wolverton Of Linton was here
: on professional business Friday.
Miss Katie Thomas spent the week
. end with her parents at Linton.
Quinten and George Focll AM
Alice and Donald Calquhoun ATTENDED
. the play dutch Detective" at Hazel
ton Friday evening. !,
, Quite a number from here attend
| ed the boxing match between Chris
Grenz and Roy Armstrong at Hazel
) ton Thursday evening.
Merle Buck Of Hampton was call
or in town Friday.
The Y. p. h. met at Mrs. Gordon
Townc's Friday evening. Il,
Miss Freda Beck. who is i'll witt
pneumonia, was taken to the BIS
J marck hospital Friday evening. He
) unclcs. Jacob Beck and John Weber
ST., accompanied her.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Enders an
daughters were Linton callers Sat
urday evening.
! Christ Grenz of Hazclton WAS
{ caller in town Saturday.
Mike Smith of Hampton was
e caller here Saturday.
e Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Quasi and 50
Neil and Miss Theresa Koppv wcr
: Linton callers Saturday evening.
: Miss Esther ALBRIGHT is rcporte
on the sick list.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Brogden an
e Mr.. and Mrs. David Calquhoun wcr
callers at the John Blasen home Sat
! urday evening.
e Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Quasi enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Hcndri'
Mr.. and Mrs. David CalquhOun an
: son Sammy. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles En-
der. and daughtcrsNand Mr.. and Mr.!
! Powers Hendrix at &C o'clock dir
? nc- Sunday evening.
G Ed. Chilson was Linton caltc
e Saturday evening.
Powers Hendrix WAS caller al "
j Otto Shcnkcnbcrgcr home Sunday all
:. crnOon.
i Miss Julia Heislcr. who has bee
i'll for over week, resumed tcaclln
G again Monday.
!. Mrs. r. Schenkenbcrgcr spent
$ few days at the home Of her son. Ott
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