The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-26

Mt. ana MTS. letc llpC ara t0m-
j.. Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Nelson and
family from rc-r Bismarc were
Sunday dinner guests at the +. G..
Nelson home.
The school board met last Tues
day where they accepted four teach
ers for the Tryg. schools. John
Kruger and Arthur Magnu. took the
job Of hauling coal for the schools.
They hauled some last week. Hugo
Nelson also hauled coal for home use
Mrs. A. Kruger and family were
guests recently at the G. G. Whitfield
home.
Edith and Lennart Olson returned
recently from Harvey where they at
tended camp meeting. Edith at
tended high school there over the
term and returned home recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Law and son
visited at the Kruger home recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Marley motorcd
to Bismarck last Monday. Mr.. Var
ley purchased a new car before they
left for the the coast.
Charlie Reynolds, who has been
assisting Clarence Starr while Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Marley were on a trip,
hired out to j. w. Jiras while they
are building the new barn.
Bill Frickes from near Baldwin
came out to visit with their son Bill
Frickc, Jr. Fricke is having his
house remodeled. He is putting w a
two story building out of two small
ones on his farm known as the Err
nest Solberg farm.
News arrived here by Emil Moses
some time ago Of the death
IF mis- sis.cr. Mrs. Sophie Johnson,
from thu Twin Cities. She wa;
around 50 years Of age and leaves
one daughter Ruth. who is married.
She lived here and owrsd horne
stead joining the Skogl,md farm.
Later she went to Bismarck and
took up dressmaking.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foltcn Nelson mo-
tored to the lake Sunday nca. Wild
wood to pick juneberries. They had
a picnic dinner with their daughter,
Mrs. Laurance Stalks.
Mrs. George Nelson received word
from her sister Of Wadena. Mimi,
that her son had an operation for
appendicitis in the Wesley hospital
in Wadena.
Axel' Johnson left for MINNEAPOLIS
last week where he will stay until
harvest time. He has a hired man
looking after his chores.
Grant Satter, who is having an
auction sale Tuesday. July 24eh. will
leave for Washington where Mrs.
Satter's parents reside. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nixon were formerly from here
A number from this vicinity attended
the sale.
D. S. Skadron from st. Paul, cattle
buyer, was in our neighborhood
Tuesday and purchased q number of
cattle which have to be delivered
Monday to Regain to ship to the
cities.
Miss Ethel Little has been a guest
at the Melvin Agnew home since the
Fourth Of July. She returned home
with her brothers last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec And .rson and
family motored to Bismarck last
Saturday on business mission.
Alton is receiving treatment there
each week for goiter and . weak
heart.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Nelson and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Eng
dahl and family and Andrew Ander-
son were dinner and supper guests
1t the John Engdahl home recently.
Myron Aim and Arthur Lander
holm are employed at the John Eng
dahl homo during haying and har-
vesting.
Mrs. Charlie Rue and Madeline,
who is here visiting here parents
from Minneapolis, motored to Bis
marck last Saturday and were over
night guests with J. J. Rues. While
Emma Nelson was an overnight
guest with Clara Rue here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson and
family and Mrs. A. Kruger motored
to the river last Sunday and picked
juneberries.
Alec Schoemberger and Charlie
Reynolds are employed 1t the. J. w.
Jires home while building q new
barn. Joe Jiras has been busy haul
img, gravel for the foundation. The
carpenters from Bismarck arc ex-
pected out ct IN early dxte.
4 number Of our folks motored TO
Painted Woods last Sunday and took
81 the ball game between Painted
Woods and Crofte. Painted Woods
won.
Nrs. A. Kruger. Elsie and Alec
Sehoember4er were luncheon guests
at~ Georxe Nelson's Sunday night.
q IoroFond Doehmau from Valley
(1 Nie - 1qgan last Saturday
iNsackfne busiress. He conducted