The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-01

to Regain, where they were honor
guests at weddin~ dinner which
was served at the home Of the brlue.
Friday evening Mr.. and MIRA. Faiken-
stein were honor gustes 1t d wedding
dance in the town hall which waa
largely attended. Music was furn-
ished by the Higgins orchestra and
y nice midnight repast was served.
At = late hour all departed wishing
Mr.. FaAkenstein and his bride long
and happy welded life. The newly
weds will be ut home to their many
friends after the Fourth on their
farm home near Baldwin.
WING
The Chautauqua that has been in
Wing left Monday forenoon for Dris-
coll. where they will Itlt on programs.
The programs put ON here were en-
iOyed by all.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
served lunches on Main street Fri
day and Saturday and they didNs very
nice business.
The Misses ciarice Tice and Violet
Mntchle. both Of Bismarck, spent
Sunday with relatives and friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Palms and
daughter Roberta of Arena were shop
ping in Wing on Saturday.
Gene and Ed. Longsdart are en-.
pertaining company from Williston
this week.
The last weeks prayer service was
led by Gail Glanville.
Church services were held 1T the
Congregational church Sunday morn
ing. Miss Rose HOllstien preached
an INTERESTING sermon.
Miss Theo. Johns has returned from
Q. two weeks stay at = camp meeting
held at jamestown. Theo. plans on
talking to the c. T.. Society and tell
ing Of different things she heard and
saw while there. 1t will be very in
teresting to anyone who wishes to
!, come. They are all cordially invited.
Mrs. L. II. Knowles and her mother
have returned after visit with rela-
tives and friends in Glendale.
Mr. Dan Tice. Mrs. Clarence Han
sen and son. all Of Bismarck. spent
sunday with the Roy Bond family.
Opal Harvey spent Sunday It her
home. She has been in Regain teach.
ing Bible school.
The ball game between Regain and
Wing. on the latters ground on Sum
u0y. tHc .6lHs tuTHeu OuI AUV y
in Wings favor. The ball game
inning.
REGAIN
Miss Lillian Haverbcrg Of Rcdfield.
So. Dak.. is visiting at the b. f..
ReirsOn home.
I Mrs. Jim WOrden has gone on an
extended to the coast. She will visit
relatives in Washington.
Bible school closes Tuesday with u
PROGRAM and exhibit Of work done
during the three weeks session.
| There were about thirty pupils who
have taken this course under the
. leadership Of Miss Holstein Of Wing.
| assisted BY Miss Opal Harvey. and
Arnold Helgeson. picnic was held
at Willow Springs Friday. Several
parents accompanied the children and
| a very enjoyable time was had by all.
Harry Dimond shipped four car
loads of cattle. accompanying them
to st. Paul.
Mr.. Sig Roe and Miss l.. Meade
took supper with Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.
Worden Sunday night.
Regain baseball team journeyed to
Wing Sunday and met defeat ut the
hands Of the Wing mine" in = close
game. the score being Q to Z.
Mrs. William Nicholson entertained
the Ladies' Aid At her home Wednes-
day. The next regular meeting will
be held in three weeks at the Rasche
farm east Of town.
Word has been received from Mrs.
Harry Dimond. who is visiting in
Iowa, stating she had been quite
sick with heart trouble again. her
trip BY car, being too tiresOme. Her
friends hope for her complete re-
covery.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Tyberg and Mrs.
Ankerfelt. mother Of Mrs. Tyberg,
were entertained at the Fred Hend-
rickson home Sunday night at six
O'Clock dinner.
Mrs. A. Gyhlin is quite sick at
the present time.
The B. F.. Reirspn. family spent
Sunday with relatives in Baldwin.
Mrs. Harry Rannestad and son.
Harold, returned home Saturday. hav-
ing spent the past six months in