The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-03
Trygg
By GLADYS E. NELSON

MIS-. MelNlll AEHeW ana OTpHd
visited at the John Engdahl home
Monday night. Andrew Anderson
also was caller There Monday.
G. F. Nelson made several trips to
IT, Backman coal mine Monday and
Tuesday with the truck and finished
hauling his winter supply Of coal.
Mr. and Mrs. Porter Nelson and
family and Pete Lippo from near
Bismarck were overnight guests
Monday night at the F. c. Nelson
home where they came to pick tur-
keys to dispose Of for Thanksgiving
market.
John Anderson dressed his tur-
keys Monday to sell for Thanksgiv-
ing market.
John Engdahl and G. +. Nelson
were callers at the John Anderson
HON Monday night.
They had rabbit and coyote
drive last Sunday in Trvgg township
but they did not have much sue
cess.
Enos Strandemo dressed some tur-
keys Tuesday for Thanksgiving mar
ket.
+. c. Nelson motored to Bismarck
Tuesday to dispose Of So turkeys he
dressed Monday.
Mrs. +. c. Nelson received a tele-
gram from her niece in Cedar Falls,
Iowa, announcing the death Of her
only child. Bethel Reed, three years
Of age. from diphtheria. She was
sick only 36 hours.
Mrs. A. Kruger, John and Elsie,
Arthur Resch, Harry Brown and Guy
Summers were guests Tuesday night
at the G.. F. Nelson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Lippo and fam.
lily from near Bismarck from the
Jones farm came down last Sunday
and visited at the Charlie Rue home
En- route they stopped in at the kru.
ger home.
Guy Summers was an overnight
guest Tuesday at the G. F. Nelson
home.
| Alec Anderson has purchased {
new radio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Rue and fam
| lily visited at Alec Anderson's on,
evening last week listening to thei
new radio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Fisher an,
son Gordon will make their hom
this winter at her parents, Mr.. an,
Mrs. John Olson. Edwin and Her
man have also been home visiting
They will come home to stay for tn
winter.
Guy Summers and Charlie Reyn
Odds took their car to Bismarck Wed
nesday and traded it in for a four
door sedan, preparing to leave o.
their trip to Mexico and differen
points of the south.
. John Kruger assisted G.. +. Mel
SON in hauling flax straw to ban
: his barn on the north side Thurs
day.
$ Joe Marley made several trips t
Regain last week hauling barley t
the elevator.
q Mrs. Ira Falkenstein and Mr..
: John Resch motored to Baldwi
Thursday on local business.
John Resch has been at the rive
, cutting wood and Victor Nelson
hauling it home for him.
Enos Strandemo motored to Bi.
marck Wednesday and disposed (
his turkeys.
Z. &. Nelson was a caller at tt
X q. +. Nelson and Joe Fisher hon
It Thursday on local business.
They burnt the grass and weet
d alon the mail road going east fro
X Baldwin Friday to prevent the sno
+ from drifting in the cuts.
The Nelson's have been cuttir
v wood at the river and hauled hon
t. some firewood with the truck.
1t We understand Mr.. and Mrs. A
(. ton Fisher will rent John Olson
rm next summer, where they W
k make their home this winter. N
Olson intends to do carpentry al
,e Mrs. Olson may go to Chicago
ae visit her married daughter Marth
d. Gertie Mae Nelso.. was caller
n Trygg school No. FRIDAY.
wi Mr.. and Mrs. John Andersc
r. Helen, Edgar and Edsel stopped
ty at the G. +. Nelson home Friday
route to Bismarck to get Irene a
T. Floyd from the Wn. Ebling home
i spend the weekend at their home.
en- Enos Strandemo made q trip
Regain hauling wheat Friday and ,
he tending to business matters also S;
in IL ay.
a Quite ! number.of men turned 4