The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-05
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quest of her sister, Mrs. A. +. Tour;
lotl~.
alr. and Mrs. Hillstead were caller
4 n 4 AIMED wooa, iaKe one uay AS
/ week.
Mrs. A. II. Hclgcson and sisters
~ clyn and Gladys Burdcttc. OF Min
! rcxpolis, in company with the BrOs'
.aildrcn of Arena motOred to thu
river and Painted Woods lake OF
Sunday, where they picked berries.
Marvin Hendrickson has been Wis
iting at the Strand home and
Richard Hcndrickson spent scvera
!, days ut the j. Carlson home last week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Westerman and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Nicholson were a,
Painted Woods lake on Sunday. where
they enjoyed picnic dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Lundhcrg and
son, Robert, and Ella Schllling mo.
tored to Zap Sunday by way OF Man
! dan, where they visited with friends
Mrs. S. Rupp. Mrs. A. II. Hc!gcsor
and Jenny Williams motored to thu
river Thursday. where Jenny visited
i with her grandfather. Gen. +. A. vii
liams. Sr.. OF Bismarck Mr. Williams
/ is living on his ranch which Is 10
!. Gated there.
3 M Alice Strand intends to leave
for Bismarck soon, where she VII
( study and train to be nurse.
Mrs. J. Fisher spent several days
~ last week visiting with relatives
and friends in Bismarck.
Z Miss Gertrude Ricrson spent sew
cral DAYS Of last week with relative,
Y in Bismarck.
j Mrs. Knutson has as her guests
relatives from Gary. Indiana. Miss
\ Mabel knutson, who has been IN Chr,
cago for several months, returned
{ with them.
{ A. H. Lundbcrg was business
4 called in Bismarck last week.
:. Mrs. VIM. Uhdc and daughter, Miss
Z Frcda Uhdc. were callers in Mandar
/ last week. where Mrs. Uhdc is taking
treatments from DR.. Ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Little were callers
! in Mandan last week.
n ]. Wilson and G. klpfcl were call
ers in futile Friday evening.
A. r. Heigeson and W. G. O'Bricr
motored to Bismarck Friday evening
with Jenny Williams, who will visi
with her uncle and aunt. DR.. ant
a MRS. r. s. Townc. She will leave from
4 there for her home in Sidney. Mont.
i BALDWIN
Il The many friends Of Mrs. G. V
4 Anderson will be sorry to learn OF
y an accident which she suffered re-
Gently while on n motor trip with her
4 husband in the Glen tllin district
\, Mr.. Anderson, who is IA contractor, IN
B company with his wife, was looking
d for suitable place to erect con.
h struction camp when the accident
G. happcned. The automobile door had
a been left unlocked. and when Mrs
Anderson leaned against it, it flew
q open, throwing her to the ground
She suffered cuts about the head and
q face, together with other injuries
\ For d time it was feared that tht
q accident would prove fatal. as Mrs
r Anderson was unconscious for OvcI
8 . day. She is now on the way to re-
u covery in the Dickinson hospital
b The Andersons live on farm mile
Il south Of Baldwin. and the trip wa:
in tho nature Of vacation for Mrs
Anderson.
y Walter ZcIlmar, state hail adjust
g er, was here Wednesday adjusting tn
hail claims in this vicinity. Thu
: losses were sustained in the storm
G Of several weeks ago. Mr.. Xellma
I. reports the losses around here run
Q ming as high as 100 per cent, while
on adjoining farms there was small
II loss. Among the heaviest loser
here Peter Anderson. Jake Splitter
= James McAvoy and Pete Verlin.
Laurence Little, who has beef
working in the harvest fields Of New
England for several weeks. is expect
ed home some time this week. Mr.
Little reports good crops in the New
England community.
Lester Falkenstcin. who recent.
accepted position as clerk in tn
500 hotel at Bismarck. visited a
home over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Breen Of nca
Arnold visited with Mrs. Brccn's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Little, tn,
& latter part of the week.
A number of local young folks mo
tored to Painted Woods Saturda.
evening to attend the big pavilion
dance ut the resort
Mrs. James King. who has beef
> house guest at the home Of he
brother, Herbert Little, and family
has returned to her home 1T Mohall
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl johnson Of tn
Cromwell district were business call
ers in town Monday afternoon. FL
route home they visited ut the Ir
Falkenstein home. Mrs. Fakenstcil
accompanying them home. where sh
spent the evening.
w. C. Cehrke was a business Gale
in Mandan Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Gicglc and fam
ily visited at the home of Henri
Diede and family in Ecklund town
ship Sunday.
Miss Wilma Graham and Ed Mey
ers were Sunday visitors at the Jul
jus Meyers home.
4 The harvest season will about b
completed in this territory by tn
end Of the week. While there won
BE as much as we would like, "
will each get something to help It'd
ms over the winter. Corn and pas
lures are in fair condition, with pa
tatoes coming along nicely since tn
rains. If frost holds off we are 20
II ing to get \ good crop Of corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ryerson Of Re-
: gan were recent guests at the HON
q Of Mrs. Ryerson's parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Christ Sattcr.
Albert Meyers was Sunday Wis
itor at the home of his sister, Mr.,
Jack Lehman, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe SOrch entcrtainc
81 ut . barn dance last Saturday eve
ming in honor Of their daughter. Mis-
Emma Sorch, who has recently RI
i turned from Los Angeles for
Il months vacation with friends an
relatives in this community. A fin
time was had by all who were there
81 Ed Mount spent the weekend
bismarck with his family. The man
friends OF Mrs. Mount will be gla
~ know she is slowly recuperatin
rem her recent sickness.
J. s. Fevold was transacting bus
ness in the capital city Monday AFT
s n1no0n.
Ernest Baumgart was wcek-en
awest Of friends and relatives in tn
Hapjtal city.
s Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morris an
a5s hnsA11sv ~ WiRfnn wApA VISITING nj,