The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-29
Trygg


Mrs. George Whitfield accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Varley to Bismarck
Saturday also Mandan looking after
business affairs.
Helen. Gladys and Margar Rue
were transacting business in Regain
Saturday.
Stephen Whitfield came home from
Menoken from the Otto Ayers home
to spend the weekend at his parental
home.
The Rybergs moved their new
threshing rig by here Monday to two
brothers near Regain Adolph and
Alget they are threshing for them
this week. Emmett is hauling grain
for them to the Regan elevator with
his Chevrol2 truck.
Geneva Miller, local teacher, mo-
tored to Bismarck Saturday night.
Sam Brown came down Sunday to
the G. C. Whitfield home and re-
paired his car which has been out
Of commission.
George Nelson had the misfortune
Saturday of stripping a cog out Of
a gear in the distributor en- route
from Regain and had Emmett Ry-
berg pull him home with his truck.
Helen Rue came home from the
Naughten school to spend the week.
end at her parental home.
Charlie Rue family.
George and Oscar Woolworth and
Albert Vollen were topping in
Regain Saturday.
Geo. Whitfield had the misfortune
Of getting his hand hurt in the head
err cutting flax at the Joe Marley
place Saturday.
Geo. Nelson had the misfortune of
getting a badly smashed hand, get
ting it pinched unloading header
box.
Pete Swanson, father of Alice and
Hugo, who stay here, came from
Portland, Oregon, to visit them. He
has been in Chicago and other
points. He owned a home here
years ago known AS the Tice place
near the Leonard Carlson place. He
is a brOther-in-law to Carlson and
brother to Otto Swanson here.
Axel johnson was caller at
Martin Nelson's on local business.
The Steve Little family from near
Still came down Sunday and visited
with her sister, Mrs. Porter Nelson.
Pete Lips came Gown with his
threshing rig from near Still and
threshed for Charlie Rue Monday.
Kettlesons threshed for Nels Mel
son Monday.
Earl Nixon and Griffen from Bis
marck were out to the Porter Nell
sons home Sunday for dinner while
out on hunting trip.
David Trygg was threshing for
Charlie Trygg Sunday.
lizzie, Harry and Sam Brown were
callers at the &. c. Whitfield home
Sunday while out hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Whitfield took
Stephen back to Menoker. Sunday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lundquist
were transacting business in Bis
marck Saturday.
Mrs. A. Kruger and Elsie were
dinner and supper guests at Geo.
Nelson's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin LOCKER
motored to Bismarck Saturday on
local business.
Axel johnson motored to Regain
Sunday night t0 attend church meet
ing.
David Trygg was in Bismarck
Saturday looking after business at
fairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fishe were
shopping in Bismarck Saturday.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Scott, Hugo
Swanson and Emma Nelson came
o, from Bismarck Sunday and Wis.,
tied their parents, the Nels Nelso
family. In the afternoon they went
to visit his parents. the Scott fam
lily.
Pete Swanson from Portland,
Oregon, visited his sister Saturday
Mrs. Nels Nelson.
Hugo Swanson came home to
spend Sunday 1t his home. He
works for Kettleson's threshing rig.
Nina Law attends high school in
Mckenzie for the term.
Fred Hedstrom called at the Mel
son boys home Sunday and pur-
chased a trailer from them. He
wants to haul grain to town with it.
Bud Nelson motored to Wing Sat-
urday night and got some hard
coal.
M. F. Parker took Geneva Miller
to her school, No. 2, Monday morn
ing, en- route to Regain.
Nellie Dance, who teaches school
No. 2 in Trygg, drives back and
forth with the car as long as the
weather permits.
Alice Swanson was helping Mrs.
John Engdohl cook for threshers
last week.
George and Martin Nelson mo-
tored to Bismarck Monday where
George consulted a doctor for alb
cesses on the tongue caused by bad
teeth.
Emma Coleman has been taking
care Of the r.. G. Nelson twins .
George F. Nelson made . trip to
. local coal mine Tuesday and de-
lvered . load Of coal to school: house
No. 2, where Miss Geneva Miller
Mrs. r. G. Nelson consulted 81
physician in Bismarck one day last
week with q lump under her arm
caused by bad teeth she was told.
The Porter Nelson family and
Bud Nelson and family were Wis
iting with the f. c. Nelson family
last Sunday night.
George Whitfield made . trip to
Menoken Monday. He reported the
ground was covered with snow there.
John Kruger called at George +.
Nelson's Tuesday night.
Dorothy Sheldon nd Mary Scott
spent the weekend last week ct their
parental home. They attend high
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