The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-22

CR0Sq WE'LL,

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CROMWELL.
School opened in No. 2 Cromwell
the second Monday In September. II
+. NJ. Parker, who teaches tn,
school, is making his home during tn,
school year with the +. C.. Nelson
family.
Messrs. Stephenson and Mullenbcre
who had visited for several week
with the F. G. Nelson family, starte,
for their home At Cedar Falls, Iowa
Tuesday.
Tho Sinclair oil truck caught fir,
northeast Of Baldwin Tuesday ant
burned the truck together with ,
large quantity Of gasoline.
Mr.. and Mss. Lawrence Stalks. whit
had been visiting with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. =. c. Nelson. returned
to Bismarck Wednesday.
J.. II. Schroeder was a Baldwin call
err Wednesday.
Lily yiras spent Friday afternoon
at the Edw. Norris home.
Messrs. T. F. and Edw. Morris wer,
shopping in Baldwin Saturday ans
were supper guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Lehman southeast
Of Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Marley and Clar
in the Martin Tucker barn Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Jiras and fam
Philip Monroe. Mrs. Monroe is ,
daughter Of Mr.. md Mrs. Jiras.
Izzy and Harry Brown and Edw
Ar~rs, TL....lu., i
Harry and Icy Brown ,spcnt tn,
evening ut the Morris home.
MOrrIr
Miss Nora Buckley is spending tn,
weekend with Miss Ncttic Thorcsor
at Moffit.
Mrs. Mary Owens is seriously i'll a,
her home here. Mrs. s. Cordncr ha.
been called in to nurse tte sick ant
George Owens, a son, now'ih the U. 8
navy, has been sent for. A sister OF
Mrs. Owens, who resides in South Da
kota. is now ut the bedside. DIR. Lipl
is in attendance.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Benz
Sept. IL. 1926. girl. Mother ana
child doing well.
Mrs. l.. Erickson, sister in-law Il
Mrs. Il. +. Laue, who has been visit
ing ut Stony Point Ranch, left fol
bismarck, via 500 Line, Thursda,
afternoon.
&. T.. Moffit, who has been working
near Harvey, N. D., with u ti,reshini
crew, returned home Friday afternoon
Nrs. Edward Kruse entertained sew.
crai friends and ncighb0rs nj after
noon coffee on Saturday.
Nrx Ella pnrfS.r nsNt - ~ q mol cavnr..
ladies ut coffee Saturday afternoon
Guest Of honor. Mrs. l.. N. Bullock.
Frank Valinsky, formerly of Moi
fit. is visiting here and looking after
property interests.
Mrs. y. HOfstad entertained at din
ner Sunday. There were about q
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morrison and
family. who reside near Brittin, NJ. n.
were visitin" in Moffit Sunday after.
noon.
The east basement wall Of the MOf
tit NJ. r.. church, which had been II
noor condition for some time past, ha.
been replaced by new wall. This
klccman nros. Of Moffit did tn.
work.
Mrs. John Lunde. who was in at
tendance on her daughter, Mrs. Oscal
Benz. Mt the latter's farm home, hal
returned to her own home duties n
Moffit.
REGAN
The Wootlmen held their regular
meeting in the town hall on Thursda,
evening. 49,
The food sale and lunch served b,
the American Legion Auxiliary n,
STATIONS confectionery on Saturda,
afternoon was we'll attended and {
nice sum of money was realized. The
next regular meeting will be Mt thl
homo Of Mrs. StrattOn on Oct. l4th
Mrs. A. L. Garnes and Mrs. A. +
TOurtlottc gave birthday surprise
party for Mrs. F. l.. HcndricEson a,
her home on Friday evening. The
guests served y pot luck lunch.
Hunting season opened on Thurs
day. Some Of the local hunters start.
cd out as early as three o'clock a. M
on Thursday. They report the game
as not as plentiful this year as others
Miss Hilda StrattOn and Charles
Warner Of Bismarck were Sunday
dinner guests at the A. b. Stratton
home.
T. Hedstrom Of Bismarck visited
with friends here en- route to Caring.
ton on Sunday.
Mrs. O. B. Aunc and children re.
turned home last week after an ex.
tended visit with friends and rcla.
tives at Sanger.
A. Wagaman. who is working or
the electric light plant at Washburn
spent the weekend at his home here
Mrs. A. Fisher and Mrs. J. Michel.
sen were callers ut the H. Dimmond
home Sunday, where they visited with
Mrs. Braden.
G. Klipfel and Grin Tybcrs went t.
Wing on Saturday. where they visited
with friends and stayed over to hun,
ON Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Rhines and Mrs
Roy Mccullough were callers in Bis.
marck last week, where they visited
with Hazel and Chester Rhincs, who
are attending school there.
Miss Alice O'Brien, who is teach
ing ut the Garfield school. spent the
weekend at her home in Wilton.
Mrs. A. II. Lundberg and Mrs. @. NJ
Oolip were callers at the n. Dimm ond
home last Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. Hiilstead went
to Bismarck on Sunday where they
visited Mt the J. Kennel home.
Mrs. VIM. Uhdc, Otto Uhde, Mrs
VIM. Nicholson, Frcda Uhde and Mrs
A. II. Lundberg were callers in Bis.
marck on Friday.
Myron Rierson. who is attending
high school in Bismarck, spent the
weekend at his home here.
Mr.. S. McHugh Of Norwalk, Wis.,,
who has land interests in the vicinity
If Regain. is transacting business here
this week.
Mrs. Westerman and son, Allen, and
the Rcgan school faculty were callers
in Bismarck on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. A. l.. Garncs, Miss Linda Boat
and Mrs. A.. F. Tourtlotte were callers
in Bismarck an Saturday evening.
Mrs. A. H. Helgcson was a caller ut
the Clarence Kettleson home on Fri
day afternoon. s' -
p. G. Evans of Grand Forks, form
crly of Regain, visited with friends
1.n~n -, N~sAn.,