The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-10
Trygg

Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and
Helen were tra9sacting business in
Regain and shopping last Monday.
Joe Fisher made trip to a local
coal mine last Monday after a load
Of coal with the truck.
Emil johnson was assisting John
Olson with hauling hay last Mon
day.
Geo. and Martin Nelson finished
digging the cellar under the house
they moved Monday.
Ne1s Nelson, Hugo and Victor were
transacting business in Regain and
shopping last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rue, Hell
en-, Madeline, Gladys, Clara and
Margaret were visiting with the
Nels Nelson family Saturday night.
Among those that attended Sun
day school week ago Sunday
were Edith and Lennart Olson,
Clara. Helen and Mrs. Charles Rue.
Axel Johnson, Emma, John, Edgar,
Alvin and Elmer Trygg and
Charles Trygg and John Anderson
and family and the Ivan law
family.
Albert and Erwin Bourgeois and
their hired man from near the
river were last Sunday guests with
Martin Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and
Helen, Nels Nelson, Hugo and Vic
tor called on the Nelson boys en-
route from Regain last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson, Gerald
and Gwendolyn and Martin Nelson
were business shoppers in Regan
last Tuesday.
Charlie Magnuson and son were
transacting business in Regain last
Tuesday.
VIM. Beckman has moved into
his mex lovely home recently.
Andrew Olson was loading a car
of iron for Fred Hendrickson last
Tuesday in Regain.
Emil johnson transacted bust
ness at the John Olson home last
Tuesday.
Willard Diamond and Wallace
Falkenstein were transacting bust
ness in Regain last Tuesday.
Last Tuesday night, the first of
December, was the coolest night
we hav chad this winter, register
ing 18 below zero out here.
The preschool conference free
physical examination was held in
Regain Thursday, the second of De-
.cember, for children under school
age for this district.
X~~ks- Ay4lc~S, nd I,sos-
ness at Geo. Nelson's last Wednes-
M. F. Parker, former teacher
from school No. 2, transacted busi-
ness in Regain last Saturday.
We understand Geo. Gable and
family are getting ready to move
to the northern part of Minnesota
where he will work in the timber.
Mr.. Cadle went to Minnesota about
two weeks ago, looking up loca-
ton, and returned recently and Is
selling the balance of his stock and
hay. He had sale this fall and
sold his entire stock and machinery.
Enos Strandemo made trip to a
local coal mine one day last week
after a load Of coal.
NJ. F. Parker, former teacher,
transacted business at Enos Stran-
demos en- route home from school
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson and
family received an announcement
of the marriage Of Gertrude RhOda
to William D. Pollock on Thursday,
Nov. 25th, Thanksgiving day. The
wedding took placelat Los Angeles.
Calf, the home of the bride. Mr..
Pollock is q cousin Of Mrs. Nelson
and is formerly from her former
home near Wadena, MINI. He now
resides at Los Angeles, Calf, and
is locomotive engineer on rail-
road there. His mother and sister
reside on farm near VerndaIe,
MINI.
Alice Swanson, who has been
keeping house for her uncle, Otto,
is planning on leaving for Port
land, Oregon, before Christmas TO
visit her father, Pete Swanson.
where she will remain ovcrthe
winter. She also has sister and
brother tlo visit. Her mother died
last spring with pneumonia.
Alice and Otto Swanson enter
tanned l6 guests at Thanksgiving
dinner, including Mr.. and Mrs.
Nels Nelson, Benny, Hugo, Emma
and Victor, Mr.. and Mrs.. John
Engdah, Hazel, Julia and Charles,
E.MEaaue Mr.. Vjctor Engdahl and
family andsMrS. C o. Engdahl.
Carlyle Sheldon was absent few
days from school ON account of
transportation
Harry Diamond was out in this
] community from near Regain last
Thursday buying up cattle to ship
to the cities.
/ Some farmers around this vicini-
1 ty had some horses die which were
old and couldn't rustic on account
Of bad teeth. The grass has no
strength on account Of dry weather
last summer and lots lof horses and
stock are expected to die before
spring.
Harry Diamond, Geo and Gerald
Nelson were transacting business
ct the Geo. Whitfield home last
Thursday and bought q cow and
/ calf.
/. Nels Nelson sold Harry Diamond
4 some hogs TO ship last Thursday
4 to be delivered 10 Regain.
D Harry DESMOND was dinner
u guest ct Martin Nelson's last
Thursday while out buying up
stock. He also transacted bust
ness 1t Geo. Nelson's the same day.
Joe Marley, John Olson and the
Nelson boys all took advantage Of
the good day last Thursday and
FILLED their harms with hav and