The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-19

was very little hope held for re-
covery, 80 she took her home on the
train, Friday night. Mrs. +. C.. Nell
son went to Bismarck Friday to sec
her sister, Mrs. Olson. before thew
left for Iowa.
Charlie Rue and Margaret motored
to Bismarck Friday on q business
mission. Clara returned with them
to spend the weekend at home.
G. F. Nelson hauled load *
wheat to Regain Friday and went u
local coal mine with the truck
after coal.
Mrs. William Moore, mother Of
Mrs. F. C. Nelson and Milo Olson.
nephew, who have been here visit
ing two weeks at the Nelson home.
left for Cylinder, Iowa, Saturday
morning by car.
G. F. Nelson assisted Joe Varley in
vaccinating his cattle for blackleg
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Pearl Nelson came home
from Naughton school Friday nipht
to spend the weekend at F. e. Mel
sons with her family. Billy, Betty
and Mr.. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Anderson and
family plan on q trip to visit rel
atives in the southern part of Mime
sofa.
Gertie Mae Nelson returned home
last Tuesday night from the Victor
Engdahl home where she assisted
her in homework six weeks during
harvesting and threshinr.
Hugo and Emma Nelson: I. Mel.
son from Wisconsin and Certie Mae
and Gladys Nelson motored to Reran
last Saturday night.
Mrs. A. Kruger and Elsie were
invited to an afternoon luncheon at
Mrs: Albin Spangberg's one day last
week.
Brown Bros. moved their thresh-
ing rig home to thresh their own
after finishing Joe Varley's. They
WILL return to thresh flax for ]. w.
Jiras. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Varley and Clar-
ence motored to Bismarck SUNDAY
and took Earl back, after visiting IT
home over Sunday. He is firing on
the N. P. passenger train from
Jamestown. to Mandan now.
Joe Marley, Earl and Clarence
Starr called Sunday at G.. F. Mel
sons and assisted him in vaccinatinr
the young stock for blacklep.
Clifford Stilwell returned from
Mlnot where he visited his mother
and two brothers Ernest and Lloyd.
who have been working on a thresh-
ing rig and their mother has been
cooking for the crew.
Arthur Resch is employed at the
Ira Falkenstein home.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Roberts from
bismarck were out Sunday to the
q. F. Nelson and Cedric Craig
homes on business.
Fred Cox, who is we'll known in
this locality, has been hauling water
Tor David Trygg's steam rig while
threshlng. He sold his farm near
Fort Rice recently.
Agnes and Augusta Gehrkv and
three brothers Of Mrs. John Enpdahl
came home with her from Weyburn.
Sask., Can. They will visit here
with MRS. Engdahl ant. Mrs. Robert
Solberg, sister and two brothers.
George and Bill of Bismarck, at least
two weeks before they return to
their home. They will have a party
for them before they return.
Engelbert Tuft, formerly from
here, who went to Weyburn, Cam,
rev years ago, will come to visit his
brother in North Dakota and friends
around here. From here he will
leave for Idaho to stay with his
mother, as his stepfather died re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Coleman and
family, Ira Falkensteins, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Jiras, Willie and Lille.
Gladys and Gertie Mae Nelson and
Clifford Stillwell went to the gravel
pit at the George Roseback farm
Sunday to see the gravel crew which
moved to Wilton. Ira Burkhart is
employed with the crew.
Fred Cox left for Dickinson last
week TO purchafe some land.
Miss Alice Swanson transacted
business in Bismarck last Friday.
Geo. Whitfield helped the Nelson
boys thresh their late flax Monday.
Cedric Craig also finished combining
the last flax on breaking.
Alice Swanson had as supper
guests Sunday here brother Hugo
Swanson from Bismarck and all her
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Jen.
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Scott
from Bismarck, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Engdahl and family, Benny Nelson,
Edith Gordon from Bismarck. Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Scott have pur-
chased a new home in the east part
OF town and have moved in. Emma
Nelson stays with her sister. Mrs.