The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-02

george ana MOrC NELSON, Alec
Scoenbergcr and Charlie Reynolds
motored to Wilton Friday after bat
tcrics for their radios. They also
transacted business in Regain en-
route.
Miss Esther Strandemo, who stays
here with her brother, Palmer, and
attends at Miss Miller's school,
spent the weekend at her parental
home, f. E. Strandemo's, at Baldwin.
Mrs. Enos Strandemo and SON Eu-
gene returned recently from three
weeks visit at her former home near
Detroit, MINI. Palmer Strandemo
and family are out here on Enos'
place and Enos has been staying ut
his parents, during her absence, the
E. E. Strandemo home.
Fred Schroeder's attended Ger
man church meeting Sunday held in
Baldwin.
Joe Fisher ground some feed for
Andrew Trygg last Sunday, Satur-
day being their Sabbath.
Alec Anderson visited at Bud Mel
sons last Monday forenoon where he
took in the old-time fiddlers, Frank
and Jack from Fort Yates over
KFYR. We all hope they'll be back
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Owens and
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Tooker trans
acted business in Bismarck last Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fisher were
guests at the Charlie Tyrgg home
last Sunday and enjoyed listening
to their radio, which they installed
recently.
Mort Nelson was a guest at the
George Whitfield home last Sunday
night.
Bud Nelson was an overnight
guest last Monday night at his sis
ter's, Mrs. Laurence Stalks, while in
Wilton. George took his radio to
Wilton. He had two tubes burned
out and a dead dry cell, caused by
having too much voltage on before
turning on the switch.
Elmer Magnus was a caller at
Nels Nelson's one day last week and
took Mr.. Nelson's radio battery home
that his father, Art Magnus, charged
up for him with q small gasoline en-
CINE.
Gladys Rue, who teaches Trygg
school No. 4 and stays at Louis o.
sons, spent the weekend at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Rue.
Ira Falkenstein was a guest at
Folten Nelson's last Sunday.
Fred Schroeder has been on the
sick list few days with fever and
pain in his left side, so he hasn't
been able to be out much.
The surprise party that was to
be held at the Charlie Rue home last
Saturday night was given up on ac-
count Of the message Mr.. Rue re-
ceived from Albert Lea, Mimi, Of
the death of his mother. His brother
John in Bismarck got the message
and telephoned out to the Tryggs
and they delivered the message to
Mr.. Rue.
Miss Helen Rue left last Thurs
day, Jan. 26, for Grand Forks to at
tend the second term of the univers-
ity there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Deitzman
spent the afternoon last Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fisher. Miss MIL
dred. who attends high school in
Mckenzie, spent the weekend at
her parental home.
Viran Nelson spent the forenoon
at Palmer Strandemo's last Monday
and sent in q request to be played
by Frank and Jack, old-time fid-
dlers from Fort Yates.
There was surprise party held
Saturday night at the Louis Olson
home in honor of Edwin's birthday.
Among those who attended were
Harry Hedstrom's; Conrad Kettle
sons, Morris Erickson's, Sigrud
Josephson"s, Thorson's, Emma Web
Der, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Rue and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Mel
son and family, Art Magnus. the
Eskeley boys and Gyldon boys.
Games were played and a midnight
luncheon was served.
Nels Nelson and John Anderson
motored to Bismarck Friday look
ing after some business affairs.
Gertie, Gladys and Gerald Nelson
were absent from school No. l in
Trygg Wednesday on account of the
blizzard. Our local rural mail car
rier, Elmer Mccullough, did not
make his daily round that day.
Herman Olson was q passenger
with Joe Fisher Thursday from Re-
gan to Bismarck and returned Fri
day back home. Herman is bothered
with rheumatism.
Mrs. A. Kruger has been on the
sick list for some time with rheuma-
tism.
Edwin Olson has been laid up a
few days with the grippe.
Clarence Starr was absent from
school No. 2, where Miss Miller
teaches, last week on acc punt of
poor eyes. He had them examined
ard needs glasses, he says.
Cecil Mount and Viran Nelson
were overnight guests Saturday
night at Palmer Strandemo's listen
ing to the radio programs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Whitfield and
family were guests at Mort Nelson's
Saturday night taking in the radio
music.
Mrs. Cecil Mount has been visit
ing at her former home near Bald
win. the E. E. Strandemo family.
Pearl Nelson cleaned her school,
house Saturday at Trygg school
No. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Folten Nelson, Car
los and Howard drove to their sons
place Saturday, Bud Nelson's, and
were overnight guests and listened
to the radio and returned back home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Strandemo,
viran Nelson and Cecil Mount made
trip to Regain Saturday. They had
some misfortune with their car and
had to borrow . team to come back
home and returned it Sunday and
got their car.
Mrs. Porter Nelson became sud-