The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-24

day. They started out with the car
and blew up the radiator Wednesday
and had to turn back.
Mrs. Ed Morris, who has spent q
few weeks in the st. Alexius hos
pital in Bismarck, returned on the
/ 500 train to Baldwin with the new
born little girl which she had bap-
tized in Bismarck Thursday. Mr..
Morris drove to Baldwin after them
Herman and Edwin Olson came
back from Bismarck Thursday af-
ter spending few days doing up
some business affairs and disposing
of load Of turkeys.
Joe and Anton Fisher were in Bis
marck a few days looking after bus
mess.
Elsie Olson is visiting at her sis
tcr's this week, Mrs. Anton Fisher.
Charlie Trygg motored to Bis
marck Friday with his truck and
shipped some turkeys.
Geo. Whitfield went to Menoken
Friday night and got Stephen to
spend over Sunday at home.
Lille Jiras, who has been working
for Charlie Rue, Jr.'s, in Bismarck,
is expected home this week to spend
the Christmas holidays at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. w.
Ji.as.
Edwin Olson motored to Regan
Monday and got Geneva Miller, who
came on the N. r. From Bismarck
around by Wilton after spending
few days with her sister in Bismarck,
Mrs. Melvin Steen, also doing some
Christmas shopping.
Geo. Jiras. who has been working
at Chicago the last four years, and
who was expected home all summer,
is now visiting at his sisters, Mrs.
Anton Fisher, near Milwaukee, Wis.
Our rural mail carrier, Elmer Nc
Cullough, has had some hard trips
lately, as the roads keep drifting
shut every day and there is over two
feet of snow on the level.
Steve Whitfield VII spend his vaca-
ton with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Whitfield, between Christmas
and New Years.
Otto Ayers, mail carrier from
Menoken, stops in at Geo. Whitted's
for dinner and to feed his horses.
He makes three trips a day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Jiras had
piano shipped up from their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Anton Fisher, in Wiscon-
sin, which her sister bought years
ago. Mrs. Phillip Monroe will move
it as soon as she has more room for
it.
Porter and Viran Nelson made
trip to Regan Friday where they
shipped some turkeys and geese.
The seventh and eighth grades
took examinations Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday in some subjects at
Geneva Millcr's school. Gertie and
Gladys Nelson, Florence Whitfield and
I.ennart Olson are the four that took
the exams.
Arthur Magnus went to Baldwin
Saturday and got radio.
The six-months-old baby of Mr..
Jarvis died Thursday. 1t died sud-
denly. They had just fed it and
when they came to look again it was
dead.
Bud Nelson was a supper guest
at the G. L. Nelson home Friday
night.
Jarvis built two barns at school,
house No. at Trygg school No. /
where Pearl Nelson teaches.
Charlie Rue and Alec Anderson
made trip to Regain Saturday on
a shopping trip and brought some
coal home.
Bud Nelson had the misfortune
Of burning the power tube out of his
radio and has been unable to use it
for two weeks.
Earl Varley has rented a garage
and fixes cars when he don't 20
firing on the railroad from James
town to Mandan. Earl says he is
busy all the time. He worked two
days in the power house.
We understand cedric Craig has
purchased the place known PC The
old Geo. Deitzmap farm where Mar.
tin lockers live at present.. and
have to move in the spring. Mr..
and Mrs. Craig moved to Bismarck
for the winter and will move on the
farm in the spring.
Porter Nelson reports that DR..
Ramstad. owner Of the old Vollen
place, will put up windmill and