The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-24
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] spending . few days with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Magnus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Schoon and
family spent Sunday at the Adolph
Hassen home.
Dorothy Barkman Of Arena has
been spending. few days with her
friend, >Luella Tollefson.
Miss Laura Laird and Earl Keever
motored to Msnokeh Sunday.
Mrs. Gordon Conely who has been
on the sick list for the past wtek,
is much improved ut this writing.
L. 8. French and family Of Bis
marck spent Sunday at the c. J..
Johnson home.
Laverne Sapp and Eldon Lewis
motored 70 Bismarck Sunday after
noon. Florence Tollefson returned
with them.
A few young folks Of this vicin-
ity motored to the dance at Lake
isabel "Wednesday evening.
Alfred French Of Bismarck Is
visiting at the G. ]. Johnson home.
| Harold Zuraff Is working at the
apple Creek Ranch."
Mrs. Larson and daughters Stores
and Cashier and son Alfred motor
ed to woodworth, N. OAK. Sunday.
Martin Reddy has been cultivating
covn for Gayhart Magnus.
| John Elness spent Sunday in Bis
marck.
Mrs. NJ. Tollefson and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Olson, Jr., and
Miss Alice were entertained at din
ner Sunday at the Ralph Ishmael
home south of Menoken.
Russell Tolefson has been repair
ing the telephone lines, and also
fixing telephones that were damaged
| in the electric storm.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gayhart Magnus,
Mrs. Emerts and Mrs. Henry Zuraff
motored to Bismarck Saturday.
Luella Tollefson visited with Doro-
thy Zuraff Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Ed. Gibson has returned to
her home after . visit with her
folks in the east.
Harold Carlson. the McNess agent,
has been In these Parts on his usual
route this week.
James Sedivec is employed 1t the
"Apple Greek Ranch"
Mr.. Finch Of Fargo has bsen In
this vicinity, buying horses.
Ed. Gibson visited at the A. G.
Laird home Thursday Afternoon.
Luella Tollefson spent Tuesday
afternoon, visiting with her sister
/. Florence, who is employed at q cafe
in Bismarck.
wilma Kafer was m overnight
visitor at the A.'C. Laird home Mon
day.
Much needed rains have been
visiting this locality this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Belle motor
ed to Bismarck Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cayhart Magnus and
Mrs. Belle Emerts spent few minu-
ties at the NJ. Tollefson home Thurs
day. evening.
Alfred Larson called ut the Peter
Magnus home Wednesday evening.
N. ]. Olson. Jr, and Miss Alice
motored to Driscoll Tuesday.
GLENCOE
There was no damage reported as
yet from the severe electric storm
! which struck this district Monday
| evening. Some sections were blessed
by heavy rain while other sections
had but q light shower.
Several stock buyers have visited
this community recently. Several
| carloads Of cattle and hogs have
been shipped from nearby points.
Much stock is being sold because of
the scarcity of feed and prices have
dropped considerably in the last
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Ferguson have
I: recently returned from . trip to
western Canada, where they spent
several weeks with relatives and
friends. They report having q most
enjoyable trip, which they made in
their new Oldsm0bile sedan. TheX
also reported the northern part Of
North Dakota and western Canada 40
having good crops this year. They
came back by way of Montana, which
has been less fortunate, having had
their own share Of the severe drouth
which We have experienced here in
North Dakota.
j George Parke has returned home
after q weeks Absence which he
spent in the Haxslton district.
Marian Adams expects to leave for
Los Angeles. CAL. in the near future,
where he intends to take . course in
the Moody Bible Institute.
4 Mrs. Annie Smith left last week
for Thermopolis. Wyoming, where
she intends to take treatments al
the hot springs.
j The extreme heat of last Sunday
did not keep the people from. attend
ling the services IT the church. an
! unusually large crowd being present.
Rev. Sorenson delivered q great mes
sage, which will not soon Be forgot
ten. by many Of his hearers.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lane and
Rev. Sorenson and mother visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley one eve
ning. last week.
i John BecknalI was ! visitor at the
Adams home one day last week. He
also visited at the Jenkins home.
| George Parke and Marian Adams
were busNy engaged last week re-
lpeiring Mr.. AdamS residence. The
] work which they have dene 10 quite
,fv!ible. but the Job Is rot yet com.
60 at Il again soon and finish thu
i Job, which will certainly b ! credit
70 these two nimrodo.
8 X. Nicholson, retired farmer and
stock man, who resides near here
and . former residsnt and pioneel
Of Buchanan Valley, spent q few
J days recently visiting his old friends
and neighbors. Mr.. Nicholson had
not visited his old Stamping grouptia
since his departure. from faf6fl
about two years aeo and his many
friends were delighted to see hil
II once familiar figure again in reality
However. ~ Mr.. Nicholson Is nevel
satisfied in idlsnsss, he soon vanish.
ed from their midst and the las,
J. report sohowed mat he mas leavin1
ST FOR points west. probably some
where who're the harysst Il erea
) and the laborers arr few.
81 Bsrt ooekley. who has been hav'