The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-20
Trygg
by GLADYS NELSON

MIS-. NClS Nelson and Victor
motorcd to Regain Monday.
John Engdohl and Henry Andcr-
son finished thrcshing Monday at
the Otto Swanson home and moved
up to Ncls Nelson's for three days.
Gertie Mac Nelson HAS been as
sisting Mrs. Ncls Nelson in cooking
for the thrcshcrs this week.
Several from here attended the
birthday party Monday night held
at the Oscar Walworth home.
John Olson assisted the Nelson
brothers in threshing Thursday.
We hear that Oscar L%anderholm
has purchased the house vacated by
Fcvold in Baldwin, who moved to
Bismarck and will move it on their
farm here and their son-in-law. Vic
tor Nelson, has also purchased a
house in Baldwin and will move il
on his half section Of land he pur-
chased.
Ed Lundquist has a thrcshing rig
this week thrcshing for him.
John Kruger assisted John An
derson in cutting his corn this week.
Mrs. Ncls Nelson visited last
Wednesday with Mrs. Charlie Rue
III Bismarck. Mrs. Rue has two high
school girls boarding with them,
Esther Kershaw and Miss McDon-
aid. south of Bismarck, Mrs. Alex
Andcrson's sister.
Victor Engdohl and Henry Andcr-
son hauled grain to Regain for Ncls
Nelson with trucks this week.
George Nelson made a trip to Re-
gan Wednesday hauling grain.
Joe Fisher combined Charlie
Trygg's grain on the c. B. William
son land last week.
Trygg's thrcshed for Carl Larson
last week.
John Kruger assisted the Nelson
brothers in thrcshing Wednesday.
Porter Nelson has been helping
his parents in threshing this week.
Mrs. Enos Strandemo and son,
Gene, motored to Baldwin Wedncs-
day on a shopping trip.
Charles Engdohl was an overnight
guest with his grandparents We'd
nesday night.
John Anderson has the threshers
this week from the east which runs
a cook car, being the first cook car
in U vicinity. They will also thresh
for John Kruger.
Victor Engdohl, Charles and Han
nah Marie were visitors Wednesday
with her parents, Ncls Nelson's.
Joe Varley got the threshcrs
Thursday. George Whitfield also as
sisted him.
Hugo Nelson, Turc and Henry An
derson and Arthur Landerholm mo-
tored to Regain Monday night.
George and Gerald Nelson made
a trip to Regain Thursday where
they hauled grain.
John Olson assisted Glib Ceder-
strom in ~threshing Friday.
The Nelson boys and Willie Jiras
moved the granary to the home
place from the north quarter to fill
with grain, as the elevators arc not
able to ship the grain.
Cedric Craig was q caller at the
George Nelson home Friday.
Elmer Lundquist called at the NJ.
A. Nelson home Thursday night.
Charlie Rue, who has been work.
ing on the Louis Olson thrcshing rig,
stopped in at Ncls Nelson's home
Thursday en- route to Bismarck.
Willie Jiras motorcd to Esther
vile four miles northwest Of Regain
Friday night and brought Gladys
Nelson home where she spent o few
days assisting Mrs. r. c. Nelson in
homework and caring for Billy and
Betty while Mrs. Nelson was teach
ing in the Estherville school.
Joe Marley assisted George Whit.
ted in threshing Saturday.
Sam Brown called in ct the r. G.
Nelson home Friday night en- route
to Regain.
pr. and Mrs. Nels Nelson. Victor
and Hugo visited last Wednesday at
their daughters, Mrs. Victor Eng
dohl, en- route home from Bismarck.
Marie Farrell, who has been EN-
ployed It the Carl King home south
Of Menoken, will come home and
will 70 to Baldwin where she will
work for w. C. Gehrke, butcher in
Baldwin.
A number from here attended the
party given for Marvin Aim and
Rande Kettleson last Friday night at
the Nels Aim home. The couple
were married in Moorhead, Mimi,
the 31st of August.
Arthur Clawder and Miss Con.
nonbcrg from Mazo. ten miles from
Cando, were married recently II