The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-02

They are also out from Baldwin hay.
ing around here.
Fred Woods, Standard Oil man
from Baldwin. was Out In this vicin-
! IT, last Wednesday delivering some
gas.
Martin Bourgeois from near the
river called on the Nelson boys Wed
nesday afternoon on business.
Martin and Porter Nelson were
Regan shoppers on business Wed
! ncsday night.
f, Nels Nelson and Hugo and Victor
delivered 70 head Of cattle and hogs
to Regan Friday forenoon. They
viii be shipped to the cities.
The funeral Of Mrs. Charlie Mag
nuson was held in Regain Wcdnes-
day afternoon. Cause OF death was
cancer. She lca9cs five small chill
drcn and husband to mourn.
George Nelson allied on the John
callers at Mrs. \ krugcr's Thursday
evening on business.
Scimcr Owens John Kruger
were shopping ~ .,cgan Thursday
night while haat ~ IN truck full
Of rye
Joe Eish>r all Martin Tooker
were threshin" to Carl Muth and
John Kruger Thur day.
Martin Nelson was Il business call
or at the Ed. Mo-, nome Tuesday
evening.
John Kruger va helping the Mel
son boys stack hIy triday.
John Monroe va a caller at Mrs.
A. kruger's We'd ~ night.
Martin Nelson was transacting
business in Ref. ,usday morning.
George Nelson ard family were
business shoppers III Regan Satur-
day afternoon
Mrs. kittlesoa and Randy were
business shoppers III Regain Satur-
day afternoon
George Nelson's called on John
Olson family on their way from Re-
gan.
The dance given a. George Middle
stead's barn Friday night was well
attended Everybody reported a
good time.
The community dance held ut Mar
tin Nelson's Saturday night was we'll
attended. Among those present were
Elsie and John Kruger. Hugo Mel
son, Elsie Olson, Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
car Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Nelson and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cadle and family, Mr. and
Mrs. George Whitfield and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Nelson from Bis
marck, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Agpew
and family from Menoken, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Tooker and family of
Menoken, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Owens
from Menoken, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Varley and Clarence. Willie and
Lille Jarcs, Jessie and Harry Brown.
Orvil and Grace Falkens.cin, Alice
and Otto Swanson, Mr. and Mrs. r.
Morris and Ed. Morris and families,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sunquist and Koters,
Mildred Dcitzman, Edna johnson and
Herb Fricke. Lena Forsbeck, Benny
Anderson and Wallace Falkcnstcin,
Glib Scderstrom Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Strom and Victor. All reported a
good time.
John Anderson and Floyd and
Charlie Rue were business callers ut
George Nelson's Sunday morning.
Lawrence Madlin is filling his silo
this week.
John Kruger was visiting friends
in Wilton Sunday. also went to Man
dan with Il bunch Of young folks.
Emil Ncmi called on John Kruger
Sunday morning on business.
The picnic held in the Menoken
grove Sunday afternoon was we'll
attended. Senator Frazier delivered
a speech, also Judge Berry from
.Mandan. Those present from here
were Martin Nelson, George Nelson
and family, Lawrence Madlin and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Scott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Engdohl and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. John Rush and
Emma and John Trygg.
Mrs. Floyd Owens and children
and Martin and George Nelson and
family called on Melvin Agncw fam
lily at Mcnokcn Sunday evening.
George and Mactin Nelson were
business callers on Auctioneer
Thompson Monday morning.
Charlie Rue was u caller at tho
George Nelson home Monday on bus
mess.
John Kruger helped Emil Ncmi
deliver cattle to Mckenzie to be ship
ped Monday.
Gladys Nelson visited with Edith
Olson Tuesday afternoon.
Martin and George Nelson and
family were transacting business III
Regan Tuesday night.
1t is reported that the little son
of George Cadle, who is in the St.
Alexius hospital. is getting along as
well as could be expected. He was
kicked by horse. A severe cut
about the head was sewcd up. His
foot was splintcrcd. The doctors
give no hope that the foot may not
have to be ampu.ated.
CLEAR LAKE
Joe Paulson, who was accidentally