The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-13

Geo. +. nelson, MarCln ana Qer1l(
were callers Sunday at the Fred Ha'
beck home.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Habeck, Orvill,
and Florence and John Anderson re-
turned Monday night from Lime
Greek and Fulda, Mimi, where thel
took Clara to attend high school al
Fulda.
John Habeck and Alfred were brie1
callers Wednesday at the Geo. F
Nelson home.
Mrs. Charlie Farrell and Marie were
luncheon guests Wednesday at the
Geo. r. Nelson home.
John Habeck and Alfred made q
trip to Regan Wednesday hauling rye
in the trailer.
MI. and Mrs. Nels Nelson, and
family were guests Sunday Of last
week at their daughter, MI. and Mrs
Victor Engdahl of Gibbs.
John Habeck, Alfred, Geo. r. Mel
son and Gerald motored to Regain
Wednesday night on a business mis-
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Fryer, Bis
marck were out last week to the Gene
Cunningham and Ed Lundquist home,
John Habeck was q business call
er Thursday at the Geo. F. Nelson
home.
Geo. r. Nelson assisted John Ha-
beck and David Trygg in threshine
Friday. David got Frank Trygg's gas
engine and rig from Gibbs.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Rocker, which was born
the 22nd Of August at the home Of
Mrs. Rockers parents, George Pettis'
was named Gloria Mae.
John Habeck's who were ready to
move last Monday to the Crum farm
near Mckenzie which they rented
were delayed as the buildings were
not vacated. They plan on moving
this week.
Miss Jessie Pettis came home from
Linton recently where she spent the
summer. She will visit her parents
Geo. Pettis' before returning to Lin
ton where she teaches school. Miss
Pettis taught school in Trygg No. 2
last winter.
Charlie, Andrew and Elmer Trygg
and Carl Larson assisted John Ha-
beck and David Trygg Friday In
t%hreshing.
Carl Gilbertson, Sam Brown and
Martin Nelson called Thursday at the
Kruger home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Fetch who visit
ed here three months with her folks
and left two weeks ago for their form
er home sent word back that they
reached their destination safely.
A number Of farmers in this terri
tory picked seed corn this week be-
fore Jack Frost appears. The corn is
Of exceptional quality here this year,
although crops were a failure due to
the drought.
Miss Alvina schlickenmayer's
brother brought her out from Bis
marck to the Louis Olson home Sum
day. She began q seven months term
Of school In Trygg school No. 4 Mon
day with an enrolment Of twelve pu-
pills.
Louis Olson's thresling rig started
custom threshing this week. They
threshed for Victor MAXI Monday and
Tuesday and from there moved to
the Maurice Erickson farm.
Miss Mabel Maxi left On Monday
for Bismarck to resume her high
school duties. ~
Vaino Inget and sister VenlA were
callers in the north part Of the town.
ship looking for their Irish Wolf
hound which had strayed. i
John Habecks nootored TO SBisr1axck
Saturday on q shopping trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Cunningham
motored to Bismarck Saturday At
tending to various business affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hedstrom en-
tertained q large group Of relatives
and neighbors at their home last
Sunday afternoon and evening, the
time was spent socially.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. +. Nelson, Ger.
aid and Mrs. Charlie Farrell motored
to Bismarck Saturday attending to
some business errands. En- route
they stopped at the Farrell home.
; Mrs. Fred Habeck, Florence and
Orville visited Friday at the John
Habeck home.
Gertie Mae and Gwendolyn Nelson
visited Saturday at the Charlie Far
rell home.
Marie Farrell, Gladys Nelson, Sam
Brown and Martin Nelson motored
to Wilton Saturday night where Sam
consulted the doctor about his
sprained ankle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson, Floyd
and Irene and Fred Habeck motored
to Bismarck Monday where they
took Floyd and Irene to resume their
high school duties. Mrs. Anderson
took the baby. Edna Lorraine to the
doctor as she has been suffering with
ear ache.
Nels Nelson. called Sunday at the
Geo. +. Nelson home on local busi-
ress. !.
MI. and Mrs. Nels Nelson and Hugo
motored to Bismarck. Saturday on q
business mission. /.
Fred Habeck. Geo. r.. Nelson, Ger
aid and Gwendolyn and Orville Ha-
beck were brief callers Sunday at the
John Anderson home.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. r. Nelson and
family were entertained to dinner
and supper Sunday by MI. and Mrs.
Fred Habeck.
Mrs. Geo. +. Nelson wa the win
ner Of . 50 piece yellow china dinner
set given away as second prize at q
local store. Mrs. Fred Swanson got
first prize, four chairs and green
folding table and Mrs. Geo. Morris
third prise, q silver ware set.
Taft
By FLORENCE aOSNEY
Henry. swtndling and children mo-
tored to Bismarck, "wednesday. tc
visit Mn. Henry 9Wfndlin0 .af thG