The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-26

John Kruger was a caller 1t NJ.
A. Nelson's Tuesday.


held Wednesday, the 18th, in Bald
win at 2 o'clock for all stockholders.
A number Of stockholders on the
lire east of Baldwin II miles at
tended.
John Rcsch delivered q load Of
firewood to school No. /, where
Evelyn Dunovan teaches, Monday.
He took the contract for deliver
ing wood to a number of schools IN
this territory.
Joe Fisher made trip to Regain
with the truck Tuesday after a load
of coal.
John Rcsch was a caller at Mar.
tin Nelson's Tuesday and got bull
he got from Martin Bourgeois that
Nelson's kept for Bourgeois.
Viran Nelson was q caller at
Cecil Mounts Tuesday en- route
from the schoolhcuse where he took
Esther and Luverne Strandemo.
John Resch was q caller at John
Engdahl's Tuesday en- route from
school No. 2 where Geneva Miller
teaches where he delivered Z load
of stovcwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Nelson and
Duaine visited Monday night at
Bud Nelson's and F. c. Nelson's.
Herman and Edwin Olson and
Alec Schoemberger were callers at
Bud Nelson's Tuesday night.
John Anderson pulled r. G. Mel
sons car to his place, en- route from
Wilton. His bands were burnt out.
Margaret Rue, Robert, Alvira and
Alton Anderson called Mt Bud Mel
sons Tuesday and called on Gladys
Nelson, who stayed there Monday
and Tuesday and took care Of Billy
and Betty, twins, while Mr.. Mel
son was in Wilton on business.
Geo. Nelson and Charlie Reynolds
were overnight guests at o. J. o.
sons, Rawleigh agent in Wilton,
Monday night while transacting
business in Wilton.
Mrs. Toltcn Nelson visited We'd
ncsday at Mrs. Fred Schrocder's
while Mr.. Schroeder and Mr.. Mel
son went to Baldwin to attend the
telephone meeting held there.
Joe Ayers and Jim Jiras made a
trip to Baldwin Wednesday on
business.
Miss Esther Strandemo, who has
been gone few days to Bismarck,
rctr. ned Wednesday with Foltcn
Nelson and Palmer got her from
the Nelson homo where she stays
with her brother.
Two new school pupils, George
and Genev.cve Strandemo, started to
school No. 2 Monday, where Geneva
Miller teaches, making her 8 pupils
enrolled.
Edwin Olson and Alec Schoem-
berger motorcd to Wilton Wcdnes-
day looking after business interests.
Martin Nelsn drove to the Kruger
home Wednesday and from there
John Kruger accompanied him to
Ivan Laws.
Otto Swanson made a trip to
Baldwin Wednesday where he also
attended the telephone meeting.
Edwin Olson and Alec Schoem-
berger were callers at the Geo. F.
Nelson home Wednesday night and
took Geneva Miller to the Olson
home where she stays now.
son started to school No. Monday
where Pearl Nelson teaches. -Four
new pupils started, so they were
short on room and no seats ut
Geneva Miller's school.
Joe Marley was q caller at the.
Folten Nelson home Friday after q
sled.
Viran Nelson, Willie and Joe
Jiras, Evelyn Dunovan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Morris and family were
among those that attended the sur
prise party Friday night held 1t the
Tom Morris home in Ecklund in
honor for Donald's birthday. Dane
ing was the main feature.
Palmer Strandemo called 1t the
Folten Nelson home Wednesday
night and got Esther who came out
with Nelson from Baldwin.
John Anderson made q trip to
Regain Friday looking after busi-
ness matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Sheldon trans
acted business in Regain last Sat-
urday.
Evelyn Dunayon, local teacher,
was a guest last weekend with
Dorothy Morris in Ecklund town.
ship.
Louis Klawitter was q guest at
the Ed Morris home last Tuesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Morris and
son Donald were guests At the Ed
Morris home last Tuesday.
Geo Whitfield made trip to Mem
oxen Friday and got Steve to spend
over Sunday At his home.
Joe Marley and Clarence Starr
visited 1T N. A. Nelson's Saturday
night and listened to the radio.
Porter Nelson made Q trip to Re-
gan Saturday on business. En- route
he was . caller at NJ. A. Nelson's
Edwin and Herman Olson, Elsie
and Geneva Miller visited ct Mar
tin Nelson's Friday night listening
to the radio.
John and Charlie Rue got . tele.
gram Wednesday from Albert Lea,
Mimi, announcing the death Of their
mother, who is over 80 years old.
John left Bismarck to attend the
: funeral but Charlie was unable ia
get away. Their father died last
winter. He was 81 years old
Charlie Rue went to attend his fu.
neral.
They agreed ct the Baldwin tele.
phone meeting Wednesday that
those who were using the telephone
and not q stakeholder would hav<
to pay IS more, making it $13 Z
yoar sud stockholders, s. so Geo
Whitted and Martin Nelson wh<
were just using it were unwilling
to pay it.
Nels Nelson visited at Art Mag
nus last Sunday and got bis radio
battery charged and gotAit Monday
Carl johnson brought Mrs. And
rev johnson from Still Saturday Il
the rolten Nelson home. From
there Porter Nelson took her Inn,
where she will spend few days .
her daughters home.
Porter Nelson was Z caller q