The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-06

Il sons nome MonQ4y eVenlu8 ~ INACe
to the Martin Ne1son Home.
/ Edith and Lennart Olson, Ida,
George and Myrtle Magnuspn, Gertie
1 and Glsdys Nelson viSitel ct the John
Andetson home labt Sunday.
Emma Trygg from the'business col
i lSge.dn bismarck came on the train
70 Hexxn with nefem Rue u spend
her Christmas vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie TrygE.
Enos Strandano has been doing
some trapping this winter and had
pretty Yaif luck.
Mr.. and Mrs. George whitted Ste
| phen and Florence, took Christmas
| dinner with M. and Mrs. Joe. varlcy.
| John Kruger, MIS- mother, and Elsie
mot0rpd TO Bismarck and took Christ
mas dinner at the Forest Harding
home. Fay Harding was also q din
nef guest.
John Reich has accepted 4 job cut
ting br0sff at, the river for Martin
Boufkois, who has taken q contract
60 deliver $1,000 cords Of brush for
the riprap Ut the Mandan bridge.
Martin Nelson assisted John Kru-
ger Tuesday in butchering few hogs
for their winters use.
|. We wish to correct one Of our
last weeks items where it said Mr..
and Mrs. Olget Sttom attended the
funeral Of Andrew Johnson at Still
lash Sunday, being relatives and
names alike. 1t was Mr.. and Mrs.
Olset Ryberg instead, residing
about four miles south from Regain.
Dolore4, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Porter Nelson, has been quite i'll.
=; MAJ A a a. 1knr
last Friday. Mr.. Nelson has also
been troubled with his chest and also
saw a doctor.
John Kruger assisted the Nelson
boys in building an addition on the
house Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Nils
Nelson, Benny and Emma, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Anderson and family,
Mrs. Oscar Magnuson and family,
Mrs. Leo Sheldon, Dorothy and
Caryle were dinner guests ut the
Charlie Rue home Sunday.
Mr.. Neis Nelson and Hugo trans
acted business in Regain last Tues
benny and Hugo Nelson made a
trip to Victor Engdohrs last We'd
nesday night to bring Emma home to
spend the vacation with her par
ents.
Emma Nelson visited with Gertie
and. Gladys Nelson last Wednesday.
Emma Nelson visited with Irene
and Hazel Anderson Sunday.
There was q farewell party held
at the Charlie Rue home last Thurs
day night in honor Of their daugh-
ter Gladys, who left for Valley City
to 70 to Normal School for three
months term. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson, Benny,
Hugo, Emma and Victor. Gertie and
Gladys Nelson, Elmer, Edgar, Alvin,
John and Emma Trygg. Mi. and
Mrs. John Anderson and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Sheldon and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar MAgnuson ana FAM
lily, Mrs. Art Magnus and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hedstroin and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Kettle
SON, Randy, Lloyd, VIM. and Jennings,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clearance Kettleson and
family. The evening was spent
pleasantly by playing games and
cards. Refreshments were served at
Midnight brought by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Scott were
out from Bismarck last Sunday and
visited with Mr.. SCOTS parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Scott, and in the
evening vlSltS0 WlVu N1TSs OCOtt par
erits, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Whitfield. Stephen
and Florence made trip to Bis
shopping for the holidays.
Martin Nelson assisted his broth
err George move building to his new
place last Thursday which he will
use for = garage.
M. F. Parker made a business trip
| to Regain last Thursday.
Gertie and Gladys Nelson called at
Nels Nelson's Thursday night en-
route to the Charlie Rue home.
/. Emma Coleman returned home from
Duluth, Minn., Christmas day, where
she spent the summer and fall with
relatives. She will keep house for
her father while her mother is TAX
ing treatments at . Bismarck hos
pital. $50
Charles Trygg, Emma and John
motored to Bismarck Friday on local
business.
Oscar Coleman called ut the Joe.
! Marley home Thursday evening en-
route home from Bismarck whore he
took Mrs. Coleman to hospital.
Physicians think they can cure her
side without an operation by treat
/ ment.
There are about a hundred head
Of horses ranging in this vicinity,
I Lots are dying unable to paw the hard
crust Of snow and get no water and
I IL 10 feared by spring q good shAre
| will be dead and uthers too weak 70
do farm work In the spring.
Oeorte Martin and Gerald Nelson
/ made & trip to Reg1n, Friday t. do
sense shopping.
The pupils 81 school No, lin Trygg
were back to resune their school
duties Monday and sp1nt their vaca-
| ttbA Of mild weather cOastiaG and
sliding with their sle3ss 81
John Heish retusre1 lheme from The
river where he 10 cu1tiAg woed fer
Martin s1oargois, b speadf New
Years at home.
] The Nelson boys Moved shack to
the new place this week which will
be- ueed for = granary.
Mbin SpanGberI was y caller nm
Regain Friday Oh business sAopping.
Oscar. WoSlsMorth was trAHsaetinG
busiHe11 = ReGph Friday.
Martin Nelson spent New Years
day with his brother George and took
dinner. g ~"
NJ. ssd Mrs. Cecil Moant and
Mr.. And MSS: Bill Ouptill spent NV
yeAr,e evening ~ tA4a Palmer
StraAdsmo home listening. TO Nc
Cotthaek sing over the radio. 81
Edwin Olson returned fresn 'FArge
last week where be vs. employed 4
/ Nrs cad Mrs. Pa1mer osrandtnA,
| Mrk. Bill Gspsill and (x. and Mrs.
Ceci1 s1ee4nt} Meru eunGtss ct the
EnDs 9ttandemo home Sunday.
The Mew Years party held q .xhe
Ed Norris home satAFday night was
largely HteeAaed And'A tl1ssaht sSsent.
Thu s1eAines wass spent IN playIAs
/ cards and refroshmerts were served
asim3Ani6ht brought ~ ~ t1stse. that
stteadeds fhsst preeent wet6s Mr..