The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-24
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Malone and Lawrence Adams wcr,
among those who attended NJ. w. A
meeting in Regain Thursday night.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Falkcnstcin u
Baldwin and Mr.. and Mrs. Georgs
Hugclman and family Of Bismarck
together with some relatives from
Florida, were Sunday visitors at the
John Anderson home.
Miss Mary Doyle Of Vclva was q
guest Mt the home of her sister, Mrs
VIM. Hickcl, from Wednesday until
Monday. She is now teaching school
in Wilson township.
e. L.. Malone made a trip to the
coal mine Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Malone enter
tanned the following guests at din
ner Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. HE
kcl, Miss Gertrude Hickel, Miss ca
Uterine Doyle and Miss Mary Doyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Middaugh Of Bis
marck visited at the Olson residence
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Palmer and
family went to Bismarck Sunday to
spend the day with their daughter,
Magdalen, who is attending school
there.
Mrs. c. l.. Malone. Miss Gertrude
on Mrs. Carlson Friday afternoon.
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Joe Fisher and Martin Tookcr were
threshing for the Trygg's last week.
Evelyn and Paul Coleman was visit
ing with Edith and Lcnnart Olson
last Tuesday.
There was "a slight frost in this
community Saturday night which
damaged the vines Of pumpkins and
cucmbcrs.
John Kruger was a caller at George
Nelson's Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Nelson and
Walter Sunquist and his hired man
from near Regain are in this COM
munity haying this week and are
Stopping at the Martin Nelson place.
Edith Olson attended Sun d Il y
school in school house last Sunday
morning.
Emma Nelson and Taddic Rue were
out from Bismarck to visit with their
folks and attended Sunday school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Scott was
out Sunday to visit with her folks
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson.
n Edith Olson was an over night
guest at the John Anderson home
last Sunday night.
Sympathy goes out to Mr.. and Mrs
Marcus Agnew and family Of Menoken
to hear Of tho death of their IL year
old son Kenneth. who died Of pneu-
| monia suddenly Tuesday in a Bis
marck hospital. He was well known
in this vicinity.
The school in this neighbOrhood
started Monday and is being taught
by Miss Gladys Rue. School was
postponed two weeks on account Of
children being needed in the hay
field and are very busy ut this
writing.
G.. o. kcll was a Regain shopper
Friday evening on business.
Hunting season opened and there is
n lot of ears and town people to be
seen in this part Of the country.
John Olson was helping the Nelson
boys cut their flax Friday which Is
q fair crop comparing other grain.
Carl Larson was thrcshing his crop
Friday.
Martin and Geo. Nelson and fam
iiy were Regain shoppers Saturday
afternoon.
C. @. K.ll called at Geo. Nelson's
Friday evening.
Joe Fisher was thrcShlnE Tor Neis
Nelson Friday evening.
Martin ToOker was u caller at the
Geo Nelson home Friday evening.
Axel johnson and "a hired man VI
\ Walter Sunquist were visitors at thu
I Martin Nelson home Thursday night
Mr. and Mrs Oscar and George
n Wullworth were Regain shoppers
|; were transactins business In Regar
saturday
n Clarence Randy and Mrs. kettelsor
Saturday
Henry and Victor Strom were
business callers III Regain Saturday
Geo. and Gerald Nelson We're call.
crs at Carl Multi Sunday morning
on business.
Geo. Nelson was Il business caller
at the John Kruger place Sunda!
morning.
The community dance held at th'
Martin Tooker barn Saturday nigh
was quite well attended although IL
4 / WAS awfully cold. Among those at
f{ tending were: Elsie Kruger. Car
III Muth. Martin. Geo. Nelson an'
HI family, Geo. Whitfield and family
N Dorothy. I:ernicc, Marian Morris
n Harry and lxzy Brown. Mr.. and Mrs
HI Walter Deitzman an Mildred
III Mr.. and Mrs. John Ensdohl. Mr.. AM
z Mrs. Floyd Owens and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Varley and ciarcnc"
III yina Harms. Bcrnice Gerkcy. Mrs
/ y Olaf Lumdrcn and family. Bill Spite
and the Mccormack boys. The Cas-
per's aud Ely furnished the music
They all reported u good time.
n There was a family party given
/ i the Henry Strom farm Saturda'
night was we'll attended, among thos'
h prescnt were Elsie Olson. JON
1 Kruger, Gertie Moline, Mr.. and Mrs
HI Oscar Nnllworth and family an
! 4 Gee. Wollworti,. Mr.. and Mrs. Morri
4 Anderson, Mr.. aud Mrs. Olge StrOn
Air. and. Mrs. swan Swanson frou
ssRix.narck. MIR. and Mrs Oscar Cole
man, Oscar LA ndcrholm. all reportc
fine time.
Mir. and Mrs Geo. Nelson am
family were i callers at the JON
s Anderson home on business Sunda
! 4 noon.
IL Martin, Nelson was u guest at III
/ 1 Martin Bourgeois home near Bis
i narck Sunday.
el Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson AN
1 family were visiting with MIR.
EE AndersOn's folks. MIR. and Mrs. Strof
near Still Sunday.
IN Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson an
Il family, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Olin an
4 Mrs. Forest Harding and son Wal
Et ter from Bismarck, we're visiting 4
II Ahe home of Mrs. A. Kruger Sunda
~ afternoon.
y Geo. Nelson and John Kruger call
n "a At the Art Magnus home Sunda
Il an hnsiness.
III Axel Johnson was visitor At Al
al 1fasnue home Sunday.
y Faith and I.ennart Olson, Floy
Al Anderson. sAxcl and Emil johnson
4 ~. and Mrs. Ed. LundQuist and Mr.
II lean CunninghaM and son. Mr.. an
Wrn. Lawrence 1tadlin and DOnalt
s. gSe1,fe among those attending tn
9 1rVfces held ~ the school houA
7 ffinAay morning.
Z 3eHa Kruger WAS visiting friend