The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-23
Trygg
- MRS. GEORGE NELSON

Halyer Teglebeck called Tuesday ~
the Geo. Nelson home en- fou1e g
Regain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson, Gerald
and Gwendolyn motored to the Oepa-'
tai City Monday.
Margaret johnson Of Grass LakA
near wilton, teaches school NO: TIM
year. Eleven pupils are enroneo.
An arrest was made Monday py =
Bismarck game warden on the com.
plant OF Mrs. Jenkins Of the mil
Hogue farm, Of one Of . party OF
hunters from Regain. The hunters,
according to the complaint, had been
Shooting pheasants and chickens IN
a grove on the Hogue place. MIS-.
jenkins went out to take the license
number Of the hunters car, ana was
warned by them, It Is alleged. 70 get
back in the house or you WIN %
hurt" Mrs. jenkins claims that tho
house was later struck BY . NUMBER.
M. and Mrs. 6. =. Cunninshank
motored to Bismarck Monday.
Miss Cora B. Pettis and Jack KUN
ders were married in Bismarck Nom
day. Miss Pettis Is Of Trygg town.
ship and Mr.. Kunders has been work.
ing at the LANCER ranch near Me-
Kenzie.
weekend guests Of the Emil Hog,lG
family included Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Hedstrom and Lenora, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Albin Spangberg and Violet ana
John Roswick.
violet spangberg started high
school in Mckenzie Monday. She y
staying at the Fred fIabeck home.
Ella Trygg, who also stays there. u
taking her senior years work IN tho
high school.
Mrs. Pete Zander was visitoe
Monday Of Mrs. Eta Jenkins.
The Trygg school board has decid<
ed to build q new barn at school No.
3, instead Of moving the one from
No. /.
Miss Mabel Nelson Of Park Rapids
Mimi, will be married October 4 TO
John Shackman Of Menahga. They
will make their home on his farm,
six miles from Miss Nelson's former
home. Miss Nelson Is well known In
this locality.
Mrs. John Anderson Is staying X
Bismarck with her little daughter,
Edna Lorraine, while the latter II re-
ceiving treatment for her hip, which
was recently set and put in . cast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur MagnuS toob
Lynn to Mandan recently where he
is receiving treatment TOR heart
trouble.
Eta jenkins and Emil Hogue CALI
ed Saturday at the Geo. Nelson
home. Betty Risch accompanied
them to Bismarck.
Mrs. Nels Nelson and Hugo called
Thursday at the Geo. Nelson farm
en- route home from Bismarck.
Emma Nelson started her ocnool
term Monday in Rockhill.
The Trygg-C ederhill Homemakers
club members held meeting We'd
nesday, the 18th Of Sept. at the
home Of Mrs. Anton Fisher. TWO
visitors were present, Mrs. John Oh
son and Mabel Magnus. A mtscel-
laneous lesson was demonstrated by
Mrs. Ernest Kell on making sauer-
kraut. Mrs. Oscar Coleman was pres
ented with q birthday gift. Mrs. Ed
Lundquist, Mrs. Art Magnus and Mrs.
Ernest Kell were appointed commit
tee to read or select songs. Mrs. Ern-
est Kell and Mrs. Geo. Nelson werO
appointed to select birthday gifts for
the current month. The next meeting
will be held at the Eta jenkins home
Oct. 18th. At the conclusion Of the
meeting a nice luncheon was served
by the hostess, assisted by her mother,
Mrs. John Olson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Fitzgerald
were dinner and supper guests sun.
day at the Geo. Nelson home. John
Olson, Edwin and Gordon Fisher were
supper guests.