The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-18
Trygg
BY GLADYS NELSON

BY GLADYS NELSON
Clarence Starr attended Bible
school In Baldwin last Sunday night
being the closing exercise.
F. G. Nelson motored to Regan
Tuesday night and attended q Farm
ers' union meeting for organizing q
farmers shipping association.
Edwin Olson and Mi. and Mrs.
Anton Fisher and Gordin arrived
from Fargo to visit their parents, MI.
and Mrs. John Olson.
in Trygg school No. l where the OFF,
GERS met and elected the teachers.
Carl Muth and Frances Larson were
married Wednesday In Bismarck. "A
wedding supper was served at night
at his sisters home. Mrs. Lawrence
Madland. Mrs. Muth has been en-
ployed here at Bill and Lawrence
Madland's. MI. Muth resides on the
G. o. Keel farm, in Trygg township,
which he rented. Friends met to
charivari them Wednesday night.
Mrs. Muth's former home Is In Moftit.
Mrs. Albin Spangberg and Violet
were entertained Thursday by her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Elmer LundquiSt.
who entertained the Homemakers club
Thursday.
Mrs. Bert Faust and son of Kill
deer came Wednesday to her brothers
home, Elmer Lundquist. en- route to
Little Falls, Mimi. where she will
visit relatives. She will visit her
sister. MRS. Albin Spangberg, and
brother Elmer Lundquist. She was
also entertained by the Homemakers
club members Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alhin ~Spangberg and
Violet, MIR. and Mrs. Jean Cunning
ham and Geo. Nelson were callers
Wednesday at the Louis Olson home.
MIR. and Mrs. John Anderson, Hazel
and Helen were luncheon guests We'd
nesday night at the Geo. Nelson home.
Mrs. Laurence Madland's niece, who
has been visiting here the past two
weeks, left Thursday morning for her
home at Aurora, Ill.
j. w. Jiras Is having his house
painted this week. Joe Jiras is doing
the work.
John Anderson got completely
hailed out OH his north quarter. 1t
was a total loss but he had SIT an
acre insurance on 1t.
Victor Engdahl hauled some wheat
to Regain with his truck last week
for Nels Nelson, his father-in-law.
N. A. Nelson motored to Regan
Tuesday to get two pitmans for the
mowers, as they have started haying.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Farrell were
visitors q week ago Sunday at the
John Glum home. Mrs. Glum is Mrs.
Farrell's sister.
Emma Trygg, who has been en-
ployed in Bismarck for some time.
LEFT Wednesday for Fargo and De-
troit Lakes, Mimi, where she Will
spend her vacation. On her return
she will visit her parents, Mi. and Mrs.
Charles Trygg.
A reunion was held last Monday
evening at the home of Otto and
Alice Swanson, where relatives met.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kubsback were en- route
from Sheboygan, Wis, to Minot and
Dunseith. Those from here were Mr.
and Mrs. Nels Nelson. Victor. Hugo
and Emma, their daughters. Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Engdahl and family. Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Scott and. Ruth
Jordan from Bismarck.
Considering the dry weather our
community has the best looking crops
from here to Bismarck. The grain
was not burnt much when we got q
few heavy rains. Between here and
Regain they were hailed out some, but
no total damage.
Mrs. John Olson and Lennart were
visitors Saturday at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Gilbert Cederstrom.
Geo. and Gerald Nelson called
at the Mccullough home, Sunday,
where they got some calves IN the
truck which they purchased.
Charles and Gene Farrell went 10
the Carl King home. south OF Men
oxen, Saturday night and got Marie
who works there, to spend Sunday at
her home here. En- route home they
stopped in at the dance held In the
Menoken hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Risch n lam
lly, Sam Brown. Willie Jiras. MRS.
Charlie Farrell, Marie. Elizabeth. Mar
earet, Jackie and Paul we're guests
Sunday at the Geo. Nelson home.
Charles and Gene Farrell motored
ia Hazelton Monday to spend the
weekend with relatives at their for
mer home. They took Marie to the
King farm en- route through Menoken'
Mrs. Alice Couch had the misfor-
tune on the 4th of July to dislocate
and twist her leg out OF joint while
speeding with her sister Kate and
brother and others near Mandan
while going to SEE her father. MI.
Parsons. The car went in the ditch,
turned over twice and Mrs. Couch
was pinned underneath the car with
her foot caught.
Mrs. Geo. Nelson received word
from Sebeka, Mimi. that her cousin,
Paul Lidtke. sold his place to his
nephew, Emil Lidtke, who was mar
ried recently. Paul came to North
nakota to work during harvest and
threshing. From here he will got to
Geneseo. Ill. to make his future home
with relatives.
Mrs. F. G. Nelson had the misfor-
tune of losing ~ turkeys Sunday
while away from home. The turkeys
we're drowned In the water tank.
j.. Steele
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