The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-29
REGAIN

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guests enjoyed cards and dancing.
The hostess served retire shments ut
~ o'clock. Miss Uhde will leave this
week for Knoxville. Iowa, where she
has position as nurse in n govern
msnt hospital. Miss Winnie Malone
and Vim. Uhde won frs: prizes n.
cards, while consolation pfizes wen.
20 j. keifer and Mrs. kuntz. Miss
uhde received an honor prize.
Inc Ladies Aid was ente rtasned at
the home Of Mrs. u. Tyberg WeA
nesday afternoon. A fine lunch was
served by the hostess after The bust
ness meeting. Mrs. Hendrickson will
entertain Oct. 18th.
Atou. IS people attended the rally
day exercises held at the local Con-
grcgational church Sunday. Singing
and music were an the program
Rev. Holstcin Of Wing had charge
Of the services. after which dinner
was served by the members.
The prize fight fans got first hand
news OF the fivht Thursday evening
over radios.
Arr. her accident occurred ut the
rail Dad crossing west Of town last
week. The car which carried hunt
guards which were recently put up,
taking a wheel off the car and doing
other damage. That makes the fourth
months. The railway company has
planned to change the crossing so
that the road will run straight east
and cross the tracks in town, thus
eliminating the sharp turn.
MvrOn kierg0n who 10 ATTENDING
school in Bismarck, spent the week
end MN his parents here.
r. Nagaman, who is working at
Washburn. spent the weekend ut his
home here.
Mrs. A. Fisher, Mrs. J. Nicholson
and Mrs. Hillstcad we're shoppers in
Bismarck last week.
Miss Hazel Rhines. who is attend
ing school in Bismarck. spent the
weekend at her home here.
Mrs. o. Tyberg, Mrs. H. f.. Ran
ncstad and Waiter Tyberg we're call
crs in Bismarck last week.
Mrs. \. NJ. Wilson, who was called
to Iowa by the death Of her mother
in-law, returned home on Saturday.
While there she visited with rcla-
tivcs and friends. Her daughter,
Mrs. Schroeder, who tool. care Of
the tcle"honc office during her
absence, returned to h-r home in
Wilton.
A number Of Regain people went to
Wilton on Tuesday to attend the
funeral services for the late Oscar
Eos berg, who was we'll known here.
"A Westerman and son, Allen, were
business callers in Bismarck last
week.
Miss Edna Eide spent Saturday ut
the A. n. Helgcson home. She re-
turned on Saturday evening to her
home in Arena with MIR. Brose u,d
her brother. Albert. who were en-
'fosite home from Bismarck.
Mr.. am, Mrs. +. Eide Of Arena
]. were callers at the A. H. Helgeson
. home on Friday evening.
o. +. Void of Bismarck visited with
!: friends on Sunday.
A. G. Isaminger, cashier Of the
. Arena State Bank, transacted bust
!. ness here OIL Saturday.
Leland Rhodes Of Wing visited
! with his grandfather, Mr.. j. Lund-
: berg, last week.
Mrs. VIM. uhde spent the week.
: end in Bismarck with friends.
Mrs. Kuntz and Miss Ulrich Of Bis
!. marck were guests Of Miss Freda
: Uhde last week. While here Miss
Ulrich visited with Mrs. Hillstead.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Newcomer Of Dris.
coll visited at the j. NJ. Lem home
here Sunday. Mrs. Newcomer is y
daughter Of Mrs. Lein.
B. Tillotson Of Bismarck was here
Sunday.
: G. Klipfel was a caller in Bis
marck over the weekend.
j. |. Roop, constable, oil
: Bismarck, transacted business here
last week.
Mr.. E. X. Fox of the Bank OF
North Dakota transacted bushes.
here last week. He was a Dime,
guest at the Helgeson home while
here one evening.
p. G. Remington, Jr., of Bismarck
transacted business here last Wed
nesday en- route to futile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stratton and son
Douglas, were callers A. the A. II
Helreson home one evening Of last
wcek.
Arnold Christensen and J. Rise Of
Arena, Lein township, visited will
friends here on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. CARTS were
callers in Bismarck last week.
A number Of young folks from
Arena who returned to Garfield with
Miss Eide Sunday evening visited u,
the Hclgeson home before returning
TO Arena.
L. v. Meade and S. Roe were call
crs in Bismarck Sunday.
The village board held a meetin,
ono evening last week.
! X large crowd attended "Thc Los
: World" last week. This week vii
\ feature Richard Barthlcmcss ii
:"Ecautiful City,
!. Very few attended the dance a
Middlcstcads barn on Friday evening
: on account of tho cold weather.
The local orchestra arc plannin.
to organize and give dances in tn,
: near future.
Snow squalls made last Friday
:. water day. Heavy frosts were note,
last week.
ARENA
Quite a number have been takinf
:s,vantagc OF the hunting season
Some of tho thrcshers on Ben Klag
enburg's rig were out Thursday fore
!. noon and 20. enough for goot
feed. But they hunted wnrm plac.
in the afternoon, 50 the birds wer,
scarce.
Miss Esther Granville left Thurs
day morning for Fargo where sh,
xexpccts TO attend the Agriculture
College this coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Klagcnburr'.
infant son that was operated on ,
week ago Thursday at Fargo is get
sting along fine. Mrs. Klagenbur,
expects to bring him home in a few
DAYS.
Laverne Goldberg spent tho week
end in Hurdsfield with his parents.
Mrs.. Owen Mclntyre's father, Pa
trick MulhoIianl. spent most Of las
week visiting friends in and .aroun,
-Tuttic.
Mss Hazel Rapp arrived from
Scot land, $. Oak. Saturday evening