The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-22
Trygg

Mr.. ana MIS-. Adm Sp0ngDerE
and Violet were entertained last Sun
day at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Lundquist, Mrs. Spangberg's brother.
Joe Fishers brother Andrew is
coming from Occur D'Alene, Idaho,
| in the near future to assist Joe in
putting in his crop and Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Fisher and son Gordon, who
left for Washington last fall, may
be back for harvest and threshing,
they report.
Thomas Moffit from Tuttle form.
erly from this vicinity passed
through Regain OH Monday to Bis.
marck attending to local business.
He also went to see Porter Nelson,
who is in Bismarck with an infection
in his right hand.
Mrs. George Robinson from Max
writes that oil prospects are making
farmers feel good and a party is
drilling for oil with his own money
on the Solberg farm. They think it
will make land boom. The Okla
homa Drilling Co., f. p. Moorhead
will start April LIST drilling on the
Solberg farm.
Mrs. Alec Anderson, who stayed
week with her parents, McDonald's,
south of Bismarck, and had med
ical treatment, returned home Sat
urday.
Mrs. Pearl Nelson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Magnuson and family
were entertained last Sunday at the
Charlie Rue home.
Viran Nelson went to the Fred
Schroeder home Monday and got
Mrs. Porter Nelson, who went along
with them to Bismarck to visit with
her husband at the Bismarck hos
pital. Schroeder's took Bertha back
to Bismarck to attend business
college.
Palmer Strandcmo went to Bald
win Monday and is painting and
getting ready to move.
Some folks from here attended
the Pete Anderson auction sale near
Baldwin held Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Engdohl and
family were dinner guests at the
Fred Schroeder home Tuesday where
they attended a township meeting.
The officers Strengthened up the
books.
John Enkdohl and Arthur Schroe-
der motored to the river to the Mar
tin Bourgeois home Wednesday with
the truck and got two calves, one
for Geo. Nelson and one for him.
self.
Martin Bourgeois from near the
river, who recently came home from
California, visited at the Fred
Schroeder home Tuesday night.
Axel Johnson, who spent the
winter in Minneapolis, where he
ships and sells his grain, is expected
home in the near future.
Jim Jiras' got word over the tele-
phone Wednesday from Mrs. Smith,
where Lille Jiras worked, that she
had diphtheria and was taken to the
detention hospital for contagious
diseases.
Bud Nelson, Billy and Betty were
dinner guests at Geo. Nelson's
Thursday. Mrs. Nelson was also
super guest from school.
Some folks from this territory
attended the program and basket
social held at Trygg school No.
Friday night. Nellie Dance teaches
that school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Morris and three
youngest children drove to the Tom
Morris home in Ecklund Friday and
spent the day.
John Engdahl and Fred Schroeder
drove to Bismarck Thursday with the
truck and took in a load Of hogs
Tor market.
Porter Nelson, who spent three
weeks in the Bismarck hospital
came out with the Sundquists from
near Still and came home to stay
till Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Stalk,
from Wilton came down Sunday K
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Folten Nelson, also her brother
Porter, who came out from Bis
marck to spend the weekend.
Pearl Nelson was an overnight
guest at the Geo. Nelson home las
Wednesday where she was Gale,
to talk over the telephone to he
father, who was in Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Whitfield, Stew
a. ] Florence were among those iron
here that weas entertained at ,
whist party q week ago Saturda,
might by Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lund
Iquist. A dainty luncheon wa
s,rved.
| Albert Ludke, who recently sub
mitted to an operation at the Wesle
hospital in Wadena, has been dia
charged from the hospital and is q
home.
Il Palmer Strandemo has been At hi
CORNER home this week, +. |