The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-16
Trygg

Hugo Nelson made a trip to Re-
gan Monday with load of. wheat.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Alec Anderson mo-
tored to Bismarck Monday where
Mrs. Anderson consulted Il physi-
clan. She stayed at her former
home south Of Bismarck, Nc
Donald's, few days.
Violet Spangberg has been alb
sent from Trygg school No. a
week on account of tonsilitis. Mar
garet also was laid up with n bad
cold.
Charlie Trygg made trip to Re-
gan Tuesday and hauled load Of
wheat in on his truck.
Herman Olson left to Grafton
the first part Of the week looking
after business interests.
Albert Johnson came down We'd
ncsday and got his mother. Mrs.
Andrew johnson. who has spent
while with her daughter, Mrs. Por-
ter Nelson, while Mr.. Nelson is in
the Bismarck hospital. Foltcn Mel
son moved Porter's stock and house.
hold goods all up to their place
Wednesday where Mrs. Nelson and
children will stay during her hus-
bands absence. Bill Fricke, who
purchased the place where Porter
lived, is getting ready to come
down and remodel and fix the
building and will move in time for
springs work.
The Nelson boys. Charlie Rcy-
nolds are cleaning their seed grain
this week.
Mrs. Geo. Robinson from Max
went recently to Bismarck and
visited q few days in the hospital
with her mother, Mrs. Bill Nelson,
who had shingles.
Enos and Palmer Strandemo call
ed at F. c. Nelson's Tuesday en-
route to Baldwin with two loads of
hay.
Alec Schoemberger motored to
the Pete Lips home near Bismarck
Monday to pick corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. knownly Dorman
and family motored to Bismarck
Tuesday.
Ed. Morris dressed some turkeys
Tuesday and took them to market
Wednesday and attended to bust
ness interests in Bismarck.
! Gertie Nelson went to the r. C..
Nelson home Wednesday night to
deliver a message that her father
was in Bismarck.
Word has been received here that
Mr.. Skies died recently on Monroe,
Washington. Mrs. Skies formerly
was Mrs. Lampman and owns the
Thomas Dunavan farm where John
Rcsche's live. Mr.. and Mrs. Duna-
van and five children stay with Mrs.
Skies there.
Martin Nelson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Marley and Clarence Starr were
entertained last Sunday to dinner
by Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitfield
and family.
Cecil Mount called in at the Joe
Marley home Monday en- route to
Baldwin with load of wheat. He
has rented the Jennie Moran farm
soutl of Bismarck and will move
there before spring work starts.
Cecil has been on the Pete Lips
homestead for while.
Henry Strom loaded carload Of
wheat Tuesday in Regain and ship
ped it himself.
Pearl Nelson went to the Nels
Nelson home Thursday to talk to
her father over the telephone, who
is in Bismarck . few days on spc-
cial business from Des Moines, Ia,
where A. G. Peterson conducts a
store.
Arthur and Willie Schroeder mo-
tored to Bismarck Friday and got
their sister Bertha to spend the
weekend at home. She attends
business college.
Ed. Morris, Folten Nelson and
Fred Schroeder went Friday south
Of Baldwin and attended the sale
Of Otto Hogue held the 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Whitfield and
family motored to Bismarck last
Saturday attending to local bust
ness.
Erna Christensen, local teacher,
IS in the Bismarck hospital with a
nervous breakdown.
Joe Jiras famed his flax seed
Thursday at the Brown Bros.
Martin Nelson assisted Joe Var
ley Monday in vaccinating his
young stock.
The Tryggs made trip last Mon.
day with two trucks and hauled
back q load Of coal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Strandemo
end family and Miss Esthef Stran-
Demo were entertained last Sunday
at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. Folten
Nelson and family.
Rande Kettleson, who has been
i'll with pneumonia in Bismarck,
now has yellow jaundice and has to
bexin with her high school studies
Al over again. Her mother spent
come time with her in Bismarck.
Palmer and Enos Strsndemo are
busy hauling hay and grain from
4 re 70 Baldwin to the E. =. Styon.
1or6o honso ready 70 move back 70
Bnldsin and Enos will come back
6sra on his farm b has rented
W61le Palmer will 60 on his own
far5n near Baldwin.
~ Lips, Who resides on the
lonnx farm four miles northeast