The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-04

rOWDOat ana camped out till Sunday
evening, when they returned home.
They picked wild grapes and plums.
All enjoyed it very much.
The dance in Henry Spcichert's
pool hall was quite well attended
Lipp Bros. furnished the music.
A few Of the folks from here at
tended the dance at the pavilion at
the Seaman park at Linton. A nice
time was reported bv all.
Misses Ann Calquhoun and Pauline
Beck were callers in Hazelton Mon
day between trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Monalvan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Focll and daugh-
tcrs, Irene and Ellen, motored across
the river to the Fort Rice vicinity
Sunday to spend the day.
A. w. Quasi was passenger on
the bus Tuesday to Bismarck. He
will enter the st. Alcxius hospital
for treatment.
Mrs. G. j. Endcrs and daughters,
Dorthca and Renee. and Neil Quasi
motorcd to Hazclton Tuesday after.
noon. Dorthca and Neil will take
music lessons from Mrs. DIETRICH
there.
CROMWELL
Arthur j. Morris, an electrician
who is working at Harvey, N. d..
stopped en- route for brief visit
with his brother, Edw. Morris, after
spending the weekend in Bismarck
George Gable, the six.year-old son,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cadlc, who suf-
fered a badly fractured lex as the
result Of kick from a horse, is id
Bismarck hospital, where he is
recovering nicely.
Sam Brown, Art Frickc, and Cecil
Mount have left to work in the
harvest fields in the northern part
Of the state.
Mrs. w. j. Jiras, daughter, Lille
and son, Will, were Bismarck visitors
Friday.
The +. H. Schroeder family enter.
tanned relatives who motored here
from Minnesota several days this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe varley were shop.
ping in Bismarck Saturday.
Fulton Nelson returned Sunday
evening from Cedar Rapids, Iowa
where he was called by the death OF
a sister. lie was accompanied back
by another sister, Mrs. Mullenberg
and his niece, Mrs. Stevens, and tho
Stevens baby, who plan on spending
several weeks At the. Nel14A home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Marley and Clar.
enee Starr were Sunday visitors al
the w. J. Jiras home.
Viran Nelson spent two days with
his brother. Porter, who lives north.
west Of Regain.
Misses Agnes and Marie Salone
spent Sunday with Miss Alice Sven.
sen.
Sunday guests at the Edw. Morri.
home included Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Turnbow and children from near Bis.
marck, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Oder anl
family from near Regain and Their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. David Love from
Waterloo. Iowa, and Mr.. and Mrs. r
r. Morris and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Strandemo a,,t
baby visited in Baldwin Sunday.
Mrs. r. C.. Nelson and chiidre,
moved into the tcachcrage neal
Wing. where she will live with he1
mother, who will care for the chill
dren! while she teaches during thu
coming school year. She was accom-
puu'Cu vHSIe ny IUe =. ~ NeIoUu IAN
lily and their guests, Messrs Null
lenberg and Stevens, where all par
took Of q picnic dinner.
Edw. Morris and family called a
Brown Bros. Monday afternoon.
BALDWIN
A large crowd attended the dane,
given Saturday evening at the Johl
Eliason home in honor Of the wed
ding of Miss Marion Eliason, daugh
ter Of John Eliason, to Ivan Holden
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Holden, o
near Wilton. The marriage was
complete surprise to the young cou
pies many Baldwin friends. Mr.. Hoi
den and bride will make their HON,
with the brides father for tn
present.
Tho Baldwin schools will opel
Monday morning. This being holi
day, only . short session will be held
after which school will be dismissed
The chimney Of the schoolhouse ha
been under repair the past sewers
weeks ~ well - ether work beinl
done. Prof. L. C. Peterson will havl