The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-06
Regain


end family to Fargo on Sunday,
where Mrs. Christensen will be en-
ployed at Herbst's beauty parlor.
They were overnight guests at the
Byron Knowles home in Wilton, en-
route.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Bedwell of Bis
marc, were dinner guests at M. Z.
Christenson's on Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. A. F. Tourtelotte and daugh-
ter, Frances, were weekend guests
of friends and relatives in Bismarck.
Mr.. and, Mrs. J. Danielson were
Thanksgiving Day dinner guests at
the Henry Danielso1 home near Will
tel. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fisher and family
spent the weekend with relatives
and friends in Bismarck.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Garnes and
family were dinner guests at the J.
&c. Olson home on Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. Ironsides Of the Ottertail
Power company of Fergus Falls,
Mimi, was a business caller in Regain
last week. The high line has been
completed and the town wired. Ev-
erything is now ready for the turn
linz on of the mower.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Lem, Bonnie
Lem and Sophus Lein attended the
THANKSGIVING day dinner at the
Lutheran church in Lein township.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Helgeson were
callers at the H. E. Helgeson ranch
in Lem township on Thanksgiving
day.
It has been rumored that Gottlieb
Hochhalter of Wilton recently pur-
!. chased the new Regain garage FORM
crly owned by Andrew Fisher.
, Isaac Marcovitz, formerly OF Re-
. gan, purchased the building which
Mr.. Colip has occupied and the
former Farmers State Bank build
ing, also the Regain hotel. He in
tends to open a grocery store here IN
t the near future.
L. Hopkins, local barber, pur-
! chased small building from Mr.
Brenneise which he had moved to
t main street. Our barber shop will
: be located there as soon as the dec.
{ Grating has been completed.
Mary Rasche has moved house to
= town and will live here for the win.
J. ter so that her little daughter, Shlr'
e ley, may attend school.
e Lila and Ethel Hendrickson Of
Wilton visited with their sister
v Evelyn of Regain on Saturday.
: Allen Westerman had the mlsfor
, tune to have his car burned while II
h tn, garage one evening last week
The garage was damaged, as wei
4 as the sedan which was also in tn
+ garage at the time of the fire. Ih'
fact that the garage was new ant
n air tight prevented greater dam
= age due to the fact that a large tam
n of gasoline was in there while tn
car was burning.
= Rernice Rhines, who attends hig
= school in Bismarck, spent the week
. end at her home here.
N Word has been received here q
NJ Arnold Helgeson, formerly OF nc
- can, who now lives In Calltorni'
= that he will enter the universit
there the first Of the year.
- Announcements have been r.
" ceived here of the birth of son
= Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Baron OF M,
- Clusky. Mrs. Baron was formerl
= Miss Winnie Malone Of Regain.
Legion and Auxiliary News
a. the last regular meeting Of II
MS American Legion the following off
u GERS were elected: A. H. Helgeso
- commander; ]. C. Carlson, vice con
~ nn mander: o. C. Uhde, adjutant;
A. Kettleson, finance officer; Da'
~. A. Maths, chaplain; E. Rasche, Sc
At reant-at-arms; o. B. Aune, publici'
manager; F. Urbach, A. Ghylin al
nd O. C. Uhde members OF the executl'
~ ~ committee. The following were a
=; ~ pointed by the chairman to act
-, the committee of entertainment:
" B. Aune, j. Kiefer, 0. c. Uhde,
- ~ Rasche, Dave MATHS, F. Danielso
n. M The Legion and Auxiliary are pla
s ~ ming to have community Chris
lcl mas tree and program for the town
ne people and country adjacent. Pla
~ will be given out in the near i
ture. At the last regular meeting
me the Auxiliary the work Of the pc
70 wear was reviewed and the work
Von the coming year planned. Our wo
in the past year has been center
on our own community. One OF t
main features was the furnishing
the Legion cabin with chairs, tabl
. dishes, curtains, pictures and pial
We also carried on our re-habl!ltatl
work by giving pajamas, bothrob
hill boxes of fruit and cake, gifts, car
day letters and afghahs to our boys
,ool are in government hospitals. Dol
tions have also been sent to he.
ren quarters whenever the call v
ONE given. A cradle roll has also bt
. added to our list of achievements
erig the past year. Six new applica
ger for membership in the unit are n
cich on file for initiation at the earli
Mr.. opportunity. Three Red Cross b
lght were made and filled and delive
to Miss Cashel, Red Cross agent
ying Bismarck, which are to be sent
men now in service in foreign POI
loor Three afghans have been compile
hich and sent to headquarters and
njoy fourth one is in the making.
Armistice day the Auxiliary ser
Civ q dinner to Legion boys and
and service men and their wives. Alb
seventy guests attended the din
mo- and program. The following Au
sday larry members are to pack boxes
; the the boys in hospitals for the d
pany designated: Christmas, Mrs. ]. D
10 Is ielson, Mrs. F. Danielson, Mrs,
ac- Fisher, who is chairman Of the grt
she and Mrs. A. H. Lundberg. Eas
Mrs. VIM. Nicholson, chairman; !
ding C. L. Malone, Mrs. F. L. Hendr
,ome son, and Mrs. A. H. Helgeson. !
the O. Tyberg, Mrs. O Aune and Mrs
Carlson are on the committee Of
bron phans and are to send a gift to
1. r. iwar orphans for Christmas. The
lowing have already sent boxes
who our boys: Miss Freda Uhde and
rmal, Earl Mowder sent one for ARMS