The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-30

giving a Bible verse. The next meet.
ing will be with Mrs. Frank Michel
l.sen.
Mr.. Mulholland was q dinner cues,
at the Joe Nicholson home w ednes.
Mrs. L. Truax wa. in Regain a few
days taking orders for the Sprella
garments. She also delivered some
orders taken from her previous trip
here.
Mrs. Ray Mccullough returned
from Bismarck Thursday morning,
where she went to consult doctor.
The Still Sunday school has offer.
ed to come to Regain and present the
play "The Life Of Christ" that was
given at Still Easter morning. This
will be a rare treat FOR our commun-
ity and will be appreciated very
much by US.
The Oscar Hilstead family arc
planning on leaving here soon. They
will 60 to Minnesota where they
lived before coming to Regain. We
are sorry to see them 60.
G. E. Brenneise, local agent for the
Singer sewing MACHINE made a trip
to Garrison.
Ella schiiiing drew the lucky num-
Ladies' Aid sold numbers on. They
sold numbers to the value Of $3.50. I,
Fred Danielson purchased some
seed grain from Alvin Ghylin Fri
Willard Dimond 10 ont on the farm
putting in the spring crop.
Herb Bailey, who is employed by
Hugh Mccullough of Washburn, re.
ports that the work on the summer
resort that is being built down by
the big washout is getting along rap
idly. - 9',7
ole Aune, local painter and decora.
tor, has finished painting A. B. STRAIT.
toms cafeteria and confectionery.
The .Nop-partisan club met Mt the
home Of Mrs. Chas. Manning. The
weather was SO bad the men couldn't
be in the fields, SO they came along.
A delicious lunch was served by the
hostess.
The Homesteader lodge called al
meeting Thursday evening to elect
new officers. I. Mrs. August Wester-
man was elected secretary, Mrs. An.
drew Fisher, lady Of entertainment. |
The former officers resigned.
Mrs. Frank Nicholson attended the
Ladies' Aid at Mrs. Colip's Wednes-
INV - sA- f ~ ss II
{ 4. H. Lundbere, Al Tourtlotte and |
Chas. Colip, Regain merchants, motor
ed to Bismarck Wednesday. Chas. |
Colip purchased Maxwell sedan
while there.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Berg were Regain
shoppers Saturday. i
: Ed. Fisher of Hurdsfield, N. D.,
was Saturday night guest at the
home of his brother, J. A. Fisher.
Miss Rose Holstei in conducted serv-
ices at the. Congregational church
The town board has had the sign
boards reprinted and put up again.
The speed limit is Is miles per hour.
Mr.. Conlcy and son, the new bar
bers, arrived in Regain Friday even
ing and were welcomed by all the
men, as the shop was closed few
days.
Bill Uhde was a Regain caller
Thursday. He stayed over for the
meeting.
Mrs. o. Hilstead and Mrs. Fred
Bracket were entertained at the Joe
home Friday afternoon.
Miss Anna Hochhalter spent the
geek-end with her sister, Mrs. John
Steinert.
Mrs. Ole .Tyberg visited at the A.
Garnes home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Fisher visited
1t the Walter Scott home Sunday
Mrs. Fisher stayed a few days and as
sisted her mother with the house
'leaning. st.
Plans are being made by the Amer
can Legion auxiliary for Memorial
lay program and don't forget that
hey will serve supper at A. b. Strait
:on's cafeteria Saturday, April 80,
about 4:3O o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert vollen are
Inc parents Of a baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Danielson and
little daughter, Evelyn, visited with
Mr.. Danielson's parents, MI. and Mrs.
]. Danielson, Friday. II,
Fred Bracket called 1T the Harry
Warden home Sunday.
Freda Splitter, who closed a very
successful term Of school with a
wiener roast and picnic at Chylin
'chool No. 3, spent Friday nicht With
Ter uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. +. BEenneise.
Mrs. i. H. Lundberg called on Mrs.
Bill Nicholson and ker mother. Mrs.
Nm. Uhde, ST.. Thursday.
Mabel Dimond motored out to the
arm Saturday.. 70
J.. A. Fisher took =. load Of seed
Wheat ont. to Grass Lake Monday for
Gottlieb fKliepfel motored 10 Big
narck Saturday evening.