The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-12
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE


Row Black who is working on the
c. d. King ranch has blood poison in
his hand, but is much improved at
this time.
An extra gang has been working on
the railroad here laying steel.
The Bell Telephone company are
putting up new cross arms and ex-
meet to put up new lines next week.
A fine shower Of rain fell here
W ednes day night. 1t will benefit the
crops a great deal. as the soil was
very dry on account Of high Chinook
winds blowing for three days. Some
Of the earliest wheat is badly dam
aged from the winds and is too Sar
,, gone for the rains to benefit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Craven and
children visited at the Robert Meyer
home in Mckenzie Wednesday after
noon. 49,.
Melvin Agnew is taking care Of the
+, pool hail during the illness OF Mr..
Abe Higgins. !,
! the picnic at Fort Lincoln Wedncsr
day.
J The baseball team gave dance in
the town hall Tuesday night. 1t was
| we'll attended and everyone enjoyed
| fine time.
Miss Mildred Funston visited Miss
Nellie Dance Thursday afternoon.
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Frank Johnson has been busy the
! past week assessing the farmers OF
this vicinity.
Madeline Rue, who is teaching
school No. /, visited at the home Of
Chas. Johnson Thursday after school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Solberg were
business callers in Bismarck last
! Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Solberg and
children called at the home of John
Engdahl's Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Small ana
small daughter Elean visited at the
| Chas. johnson. home Sunday evening.
/ Isabelle and Edwin Johnson re-
turned Monday evening from three
day trip to Gladstone. N. u. Ihey
report that crops look about the
same out that way. Frances Larson
accompanied them to Bismarck where
she will make her future home.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Solberg shop
ped in the capital city Monday.
Quite Il number OF farmers IRON,
this vicinity attended the school
meeting held in bismarck Thursday
Emry Lundin is reported to be
quite seriously sick. We all WISH
him speedy recovery.
Madeline Rue visited at the home
Of Hugo Solberg Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Johnson and
children were business shoppers in
bismarck Saturday. !,
August SOlberg went to BismarcF
Thursday.
been visiting her daughter, Mrs
| Arthur Solberg, left for her home II
Duluth, Mimi, Friday evening. Shs
was accompanied back by her grand
daughter, Miss Emma Coleman.
!, Mr.. Arthur Solberg was business
caller in the capital city Saturda!
morning. {.
!, WING
The sermon preached by Rev. Bick
more Sunday at the TOliver Schoo
: was much enjoyed by all. The peopl
extended a very cordial welcome TO
/ him to come back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Little, Wen
!: Kavonius and Howard Mark drov
over to futile to attend movi
5 Tuesday night.
The ball game between Driscoll an
Wing was called off for unkn0w
{ reasons.
Mrs. V. p. Heaton has gone to visi
/. with friends in st. Paul.
/ The Ladies Aid society had yer
: good luck Saturday afternoon wit
i their ice cream sale on Main stree
I The Catholic Ladies Aid will NEE
j Thursday afternoon. Everyone is II
+. vited to come.
4 Vernon Mutchler of Bismarck
n spending a very enjoyable week wit
two old school pals, Harold an
n Johnnie Mueller.
II Mrs. L. H. Knowles is entertainir
u her mother of Iron Mountain, Mici
n this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Edgerton dro,
j over to Turtle Lake Sunday. The
!. came back reporting the crops beir
:. very badly burned.
- Quite number of the Regain foil
4 were over Sunday to attend tn
~ church services.
h Miss Opal Harvey has gone
"a Regain, where she is assisting Mi
Il Holstein teach bible school. She e
+. poets to be gone for three weeks.
~ Jennie Waste is spending a fl
days with her friend, Maybelle W
m liams.
no Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bond motored
~ Bismarck Monday.
II Mr.. John Mueller was transact
ne business in Bismarck on Monday a
.s Tuesday.
Oscar Wietstock had the mist,
tune of losing a pane of glass &
oh of his new Chevrolet coach.
on Prayer meeting was led by N
n. Wilkinson Wednesday evening at
~ church. The interesting topic
cussed was "Sin."
az Mrs. Ben McKlusky entertained
lie mother and aunt of Mckenzie W.
nesday afternoon.
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