The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-27

oay evening TO the Jonn OISOn nome
to It with Geneva Miller.
r. C. Nelson was . caller at NJ.
A. Nelson's Tuesday where he will
fix his tractor.
Miss Evelyn Dunsvan and Donald
Morris transacted business at Still
Saturday.
Miss Miller Of school 2 in Crom-
we'll plans on teaching q CONSOLE
dated school near Bismarck this
fall.
NJ. A. Nelson broke his plow with
the tractor and purchased - new
one from Martin Bourgeois.
r. C. Nelson did NJ. A. Nelson's
chores Tuesday night while he went
to Baldwin and the Martin Bourgeois
home near the river where he was
an overnight guest.
Mrs. Jim 'Jiras and Joe motored
to Bismarck last Saturday and
brought Lille home. She will re-
main for q while.
John Rssch made trip to Bald
win Wednesday looking after bust
ness affairs.
r. c. Nelson made a trip to Re-
gan Thursday after his plows for
his tractor. He was an overnight
guest at NJ. A. Nelson's Wednes-
day night.
Arthur Rcsch who has been home
over winter, left his home again be-
ing the third time he left.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Strandemo mo-
tored to Baldwin last Saturday and
transacted business and called at
his home, +. E. Strandemo, near
town.
M. A. Nelson, Geo. and Gerald
Nelson went to the Folten Nelson
home to fan out seed speltz.
Elizabeth Resch visited with Myr-
tie Little Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ayers and son
Wayne from Menoken were last
Sunday guests at their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Jiras, here.
r. C. Nelson was a caller at Enos
Strandemo's Tuesday morning.
Charlie Reynolds, who is employed
at the Brown brothers, had q run
away with his horses on some ma.
some harnesses.
Martin Schroeder has been i'll
with the yellow jaundice recently.
Erwin Bourgeois from near the
river came to the Fred Schroeder
home Monday and delivered some
plowS for their tractor which they
purchased from him. They are run
ming two tractors this spring.
Mrs. Joe Marley is painting and
papering this week in cleaning the
house.
Viran Nelson went to the John
Resch home Friday and got some
poles they purchased from Resch.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson and fam.
lily were recent guests at the Joe
Fisher home.
M. A. Nelson made q trip to Re-
gan Thursday, as he broke q pillow
Law on his tractor.
Mrs. Ed. Morris has been laid up
with rheumatism the past week.
Steve Morris near Bismarck came
down to his brother, Ed. Morris,
last Sunday.
Clarence Starr, Harold Mount
Elsie Olson and Geneva Miller were
guests last Sunday at the Kruger
home on the Charlie Rue place.
Joe Jiras broke some parts on his
tractor and made q trip to Bis
marck one day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Whitfield and
Florence made a trip to Bisma rex
Friday on a business mission. En-
route they came by Menoken and
got Stephen to spend the weekend
at his parental home.
Willie Jiras had the misfortune
Of losing a pocketbook last Satur-
day in Bismarck containing 50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rign I'd ~ mo-
tored to Bismarck Saturday on a
business mission.
Evelyn Dunavan and Marian Nor.
ris were supper guests last Sun
day at the Jim Jiras home.
Gertie and Gladys Nelson, Title
and Willie Jiras visited Sunday al
the John Olson home.
Elsie Olson went to the Joe Fish.
er home Friday and stayed a few
days.
Mrs. Pete Lips near Bismarck
formerly from here, has been very
i'll and had the doctor out. They
will remain on the Jones farm and
had a homestead here.
Hugo Swanson from Bismarck
was out Sunday as a guest at his
sister Alice and uncle Otto. He
is employed by the international
Harvester Co.
Ramstad, NJ. A. Nelson, w. H.
Brown and Joh.. Forsbeck were
transacting business in Regain Sat
urday.
Mr.. ad Mrs. Joe Marley and Mrs
John Resch motored to Baldwin
Sunday and attended the funeral OF
Gottlieb Kikul, who was laid to rest
in the Fairview cemetery naer Bald.
win. where his wife rests.