The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-26
Trygg

Ed. and Geo. Woolworth pur-
chased new car recently in Bis
marck. They transacted business in
Regain last Saturday.
Otto and Alice Swanson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Engdahl and family
were recent guests at the Nels Mel
son home here.
Pearl Nelson, who just completed
her term in Trygg school No. l,
has postponed her school in Naugh-
tn a week. as Charlie Johnson
where she will board, had the chic
ken jox.
Axel Johnson, who spent the
winter in Minneapolis and had blood
poison in his nose, returned recently
and is busy in the field.
Mr.. Parker and Duke Klundt
were in q debate Friday night at
the P. T. A. meeting ut Still. Mr..
Parker spent the winter in Bowling
Green, Kentucky, with his sister.
MS. White.
Martin Bourgeois and Martin Mel
son transacted business in Bismarck
Tuesday night.
Nelson's purchased some new
plows from Mr.. Bourgeois for their
tractor.
Elmer Mccullough, our rural mail
carrier, could not make his way
through the blizzard Wednesday. He
went out as far as Richard Borner's
and returned to Baldwin. 1t was
one Of the worst billiards. we have
had this winter.
Co. and Gerald Nelson went to
the Joe Varlcy home Friday and
!, some seed speltz.
Nearly every one in this COM
munity has been laid up with the
grippe or flu epider,ic.
Charlie Rue called at Andrew
Trygg's and Geo. Nelson's last Fri
day where he took the three Mel
SON children to the John Anderson
home to go with the Anderson chill
dren to Trygg school No. 4.
Mrs. Alec Lundquist will leave to
Deer River, MIMI, to visit relatives,
this SUMMER when she returns
from Killdeer where she is visiting
her daughter Effic. Her husband
is manager of an elevator there.
Mrs. Lundquist is the mother Of
Mrs. Albin Spangberg here.
Mrs. Albin Spangberg and Violet
were callers at Trygg school No. !
Miss Gladys Rue finished her
term Of school Friday, the goth of
April, in Trygg school No. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Nelson were
overnight guests last Tuesday at
Geo. F. Nelson's home.
John Anderson, Floyd, Hazel and
Irene and Pearl Nelson motored to
Regain last Wednesday night and
transacted business En- route they
stopped at the Olcot Ryberg home,
. relative.
Pearl Nelson was an overnight
guest Wednesday at John Ander-
sons.
Violet Spangberg had her cousin
from near Bismarck q week as .
guest recently.
Borlick Fisher and Myron Aim
were recent guests at Albin Spang-
bcrg's. He was employed at their
home q few years and is well-known
in this vicinity. He is employed at
the Erick Englebretson home near
Regain and spent the winter in
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Woolworth. who
farm and went to Wisconsin and
the cities, came back and are glad
to be in North Dakota again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moffit
from Tuttle are the proud parents
of baby girl. Mr.. Moffit former
" lived here. Mrs. Moffit spent
some time visiting q brother in
Iowa.
A number from this locality
drove to Baldwin Sunday to attend
the funeral Of Gotlieb Kikul who
died suddenly with hemorrhage. He
lived east of Baldwin here for
many years and was well-known by
q score Of friends.
Mrs. Elbin Spangberg and Violet
were recent guests at Henry Strom's
to see Norman Henry, who has been
on the sick list and was taken to .
Bismarck hospital for medical treat
ment.
Erwin Bourgeois from near the
river came up to the Nelson boys
Thursday and delivered some plows
for their tractor which they pur-
chased from him.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Ward and
family, who conduct q garage in
ps.ssoll, drove west of Mandan last
Sunday on business mission. They
own = homestead here where G. C..
Whitted lives nesr Apple Greek.
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