The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 10, 1926, Page 11

i a Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and Helen were tragsacting business in Regan and shopping last Monday. Joe Fisher made a trip to a local coal mine last Monday. after a load of coal with the truck. * __Emil Johnson was assisting John Olson with hauling hay last Mon- ys Geo. and Martin Nelpon finished digging the cellar under the house they moved Monday. . Nels Nelson, Hugo and Victor were transacting business in Regan and sho} ig last Monday. nd Mrs. Charles Rue, Hel- en, Madeline, Gladys, Clara and Margaret were visiting with the Nels Nelson family Saturday night, Among those that attended Sun- day school a week ago Sunday were Edith and Lennart Olson, Clara, Helen and Mrs. Charles Rue, Axel Johnson, Emma, John, Edgar, Alvin and Elmer Trygg an Charles Trygg and John Anderson and family and the Ivan Taw family. Albert and Ervin Bourgois and their hired man from near the river were last Sunday guests with Martin Nelson. Mr..and Mrs, John Anderson and Helen, Nels Nelson, Hugo and Vic- tor called on the Nelson boys en route from Regan last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson, Gerald and Gwendolyn and Martin Nelson were business shoppers in Regan last Tues * Charlie Magnuson and ‘son were transacting business in Regan last ‘Tuesday. Wm. Beckman has moved into his new lovely home recently. Andrew Olson was loading a car of iron for Fred Hendrickson last Tuesday in Regan. Emil Johnson transacted busi- ness at the John Olson home last Tuesday. Willard Diamond and Wallace Falkenstein were transacting busi- ness in Regan last Tuesday. Last Tuesday night, the first of December, was the coldest night we hav ehad this winter, registe:- ing 18 below zero out here. The preschool conferen free ysical examination was held in in Thursday, the second of De- cember, for children under school age for this district. fartin Nelson transacted busi- ness at Geo. Nelson’s last Wednes- from school No. 2, transacted busi; ness in Regan last Saturday. We understand Geo. Cadle and family are getting ready to move rthern part of Minnesota where he ‘will work in, the timbe: Mr. Cadle went to Minnesota abot weeks ago, looking up a loca- ition, and returned recently and is jselling the balance of his stock and { sale this rem nd Enos Strande ip to Jocal coal mine one day last week after a load of coal. M.-F. Parker, former teacher, transacted business at Enos Stran- demo’s en route home from family received an announcement of the marriage of Gertrude Rhoda to William D, Pollock on Thursday, Noy. 25th, Thanksgiving day. The wedding took place/at Los Angele: Calif., the home of the bride. Mr. Pollock is a cousin of Mrs. Nelson and is formerly from her former home near Wadena, Minn, He now resides at Los Angeles, C: is a locomotive enginger on a rail- road there. His mother and sister reside on a farm near Verndale, Minn. Alice Swanson, who has been keeping house for her uncle, Otto, lis Need on leaving for Port- |, Oregon, before Christmas to | visit hér ther, Pete Swanson, ‘where she will remain overt winter. She also has a sister and brother to visit. Her mother died + | last spring with pneumonia. _. | Alice and Qtto Swanson enter- | tained 16 pests at: Thanksgving jdinnér, including Mr. and Mrs. | Nels Nelson, Benny, Hi E and Victor, Mr. and Mrs. J } b }, Julia and Charles, aes E oh = Caryle Sheldon was absent a f és} r Regan last r p-cattle-to ship to the cities. se Some farmers eround this vicini- had some horses die which were | old and couldn’t rustle on account ; of bad teeth. Jn 8 Levaflied strength on account ry weather last summer and lots of horses and stock are expected to die before spring. Harry Diamond, Geo. and Gerald Nelson were transacting business at Geo. Whitted home last, and bought a cow and a § to ship last Thursday. foibe delfveted on 5 Harry was FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1926 ! NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS day. Mi. F. Parker, former teacher} including agriculture and physiol-| i Geo. school | their 5 a Nels Nelson sold Harry Diamond Tuesday night on their way home from school, where she teaches in | school No. 3 in Trygg. |. John Kruger was a dinner guest \at the Geo, Nelson home Saturday on business affairs. John Kruger was a business call- er at Laurance Madland’s last Tuesday. i - John Kruger and Miss Aplahd, former teacher from school No. 2 in Trygg, and her sister, Mildred, who make their home at the school- house during the term of school, were guests at the Art Magnus home an pees affairs on their way home. sto} in. at Mr. Grove’s school of Tek, No. 4, He also makes his home at the schoolhouse during the term of school. A bunch of young folks from this community attended the dance held in Regan hall Friday night. John Kruger’ made a_ business trip to Sterling last Friday night on business affairs. Ivan Law made a trip to a local coal mine last’ Monday and re- turned home Tuesday with a load of coal with his truck, Edgar and John Trygg were trans- acting business at the Ka Lund- quist home last Tuesday. The local schools have received their annual quota of Christmas seals which will be distributed by the pupils for the help of free phy- sical conference of school children after Christmas, and itis expected they will do their share selling them. Floyd Anderson has sld the highest number of them so far. Unaries ‘Lrygg purchased a few stacks of straw from Eric Engel- bertson near the Scott home. On account of feed being so scarce farmers have to feed straw to the} stock. | | Oscar Magnuson and John An-| | derson took in a sale held near Mc- |kenzie last Tuesday. On their their way home they burned out | the connecting rods in the car and{ j had to walk. They stopped in at |the Andrew Trygg home on the | way. The Nelson boys butchered a Leef last Saturday for home use. John Kruger called at Muth’s Saturday night on busines: | affairs. | ; Carl Larson transacted business \ 1 in Trygg township, are taking! {examination three days this week, day. The seventh graders, pupils of | Gladys Rue, teacher in school Ne. jogy. They are Gertie Nelson,! {Irene and Floyd Anderson. | |» The kiddies of school No. 1! | ae sleds to school/and enjoyed ja pleasant time coasting down | steep hills at the noon hour. Con- | Siderable loose snow fell Saturday | morning, making it ideal for sleigh Martin Nelson was, @. dinner the Geo. Neison home . and Gerald Nelson trans- acted busineess at Martin Nelson’s Saturday on business affairs. John Anderson and Floyd called at Geo. Nelson’s Sunday morning on way getting his horses which had peradiny away. Mrs, Art Magnus, Elmer, Mabel and Marie, were supper guests at the Geo. Nelson home Saturday night, where she telephoned to Baldwin where Mr. Magnus is as- sisting James Watkins in the gar- age. They broke their car and needed his assistance. Nels Nelson and Hugo made a trip toja local coal mine last Fri \d| day after two hoads of coal. |, Art Magnus came home from from Baldwin Saturday night, where he assists Jim Watkins in his garage, to stay with his family over Sunday and assisted them in repairing the car for action Mon- day. morning. urance Madland was laid up some last week with rheumatism. Mrs. -Art Magnus, former teach- er of Trygg ‘school No. <3, and her pupils enjoyed a pleasant ride Fri- day afternoon, when they all boad- ed into. John Tryge’s truck and pulled Mrs. Magnus’s car home which broke that morning. From there the: school. in Trygg No. 4 east, enjoy- ing a_pleasant event listening to Mr, Grove’s phonograph records which Miss Madge Runey, county superintens reught out re- cently. from Bismarck to exchange ue Jocal semen where. they have phonographs, on taking her pupils up some night to listen to his radio. Mr. Grove’s former home was in Grand Forks. Miss Madge Runey, county su- perintendent, and varts were out one day week and visited Mrs. Art Magnus’s school No. 8 in T; » where Miss Evarts remained while Miss Runey visited Mr, Grove’s school No. 4 im Trygg, Miss Apland in Try; lo. ‘ also Gladys Rue’s school of r. of Tryg N 4 le 'rygg schoo! No. 8 ‘on a Christmas program planning on Gladys Rue, Trygg school No. 1, ba te bar yd Nin in 8 * achcol Now, fs rs. ing ‘with Mrs. - land for the balance of the winter. Since the snow came she is unable to travel by car out here on account of the being drifted badly in at the Kruger home last week one |F. drove to Mr. Grove’s | —— Rue’s farm Sunday and got a sleigh. En route home they stopn- ped at the Martin Nelson home. Porter Nelson, four miles north of Regan, came down Sunday, re- turned a bar! gy? and was a supper guest at Geo. Nelson home Sunday night. John Reish was a caller at the Andrew Anderson home Monday on business affairs. Porter Nelson visited with his parents over night Sunday, Mr./| and Mrs. Folten Nelson. Mrs. Porter Nelson had the misfortune of falling through a hay hole on/ the loft last Wednesday and sprained her ankle badly and was laid up a few days with a lame foot. ee Wilton ‘ | Mrs. Charley Noon and Son Wil- bur took supper at the W. J. Richard home Thursday evening. Mrs, Ed Keenan of Langhorn has been on the sick list for the past few days. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Dilly have moved in to the Henry Zarth resi- dence in north Wilton. Mr. and Mra, George Benedict, du, were guests ut the the Lawrence Ousley home Sunday. Mrs. Simon Smith and daughter Irene of Penn Yan, New York, visited at the home of her sister for a few days. From here she went to Regan to visit relatives and friends. Mrs. Smith is a sister of Mrs. Art Ferris. Mrs. George Benedict, Sr., has been quite sick for several days. Quite a member attended the ladies Missionary meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. Tom Torgerson. Leonard McMartin of Bismarck was a Wilton caller Sunday. Miss Edna Kulmert spent the week- end ing with Vera McMartin. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Ferry spent Thanksgiving in Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Mason of Bis- marek were business visitors Iton Monday. Mrs. Frank Burtch in Bismarck Saturday. D. R. Ward visited at the home of his sister, Mrs. L. J. Truax, last week. j Reggy Whitman visited relatives | in Wilton last week. Jack Weise of Washburn attended the S. 0. V. W. Lodge in Wilton Wednesday. | Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baumgarden of Judson spent Thanksgiving isited friends| Miss Edna Olson, who has been in Jamestown working in the Morgan) beauty parlors, has returned to ter home here, Mrs. L. J. Truax visited over the week-end at the home of Cassius | rayer at, Underwood. Mr. and Mrs, G. W. Stewart and family and Mrs. Mettie Macomber | motored to Wilton Friday, Mrs. | Mecomber had been to Mandan toy spend Thanksgiving at the Stewart | home, | Loucil Tibbets of Bismarck spent the Thankayiving vacation with her father in Wilton. Miss Berquiat spent. Thanksgiving in Underwood. Jack Proctor returned to his home Friday after spending Thanksgiving in, Bismarck. Rev. F. W. Christ was too ill Sun- day to hold preaching services in the Local church. Pau! Zabruski of Wilton, who was found ity of engaging in the liquor traffic, was given four months’ sentence id a fine of $200 and costs. About 50 friends and neighbors of Mrs. Wm. Brown surprised her on Monday evening, Nov. 20th, the oc- casion being her birthday. The even- ing was spent dancing and playing cards lunch was served’ and n nice time reported by all present. The first basket ball game of the season was played ut Gurri- son Friday. The first game on the local floor will he Dec, 8 with Man- dan, A number of boys and girls gather- ed at the home of Sylvan Torgerson Monday the 20th of November to help him celebrate his seventh birth- day. A nice lunch was served after the children had played games. for ubout two hours then the children departed leaving Sylvan many nice gifts to remember them by. —____——_ |p A meeting of all those who are interested in athletics was held in the office of the local depot on Monday ‘evening of last week. They organized under the direction’ of Prof. J. McFadgen what is known as the Regan Athletic Association with A. H. Helgeson as president, Prof, J. McFadgen as vice president, G. G. Klipfel as treasurer, ‘and H. E. Rannestad as general business manager. They also voted — to. or- ganize an independent team made up of non-students and a high school team. Mr. McFadgen was elected captain of the Independents and will, coach both teams, who will practice two nights a week. It promises to be an interesting basket-ball season. . Dr. Williams and her assistant of Bismarck held a clinie in the school- house’ on Thursday afternoon for the purpose of examining babies and children of ‘pre-school age. Many took advantage of it. Another good motion -picture with | comedy. will be shown in the town hall this week. The dance given by the local or- chestra on Friday evening was not ‘as well attended as usual due to the fell all that pight and the next day, Mesdames. A. H. Helgeson and ’E. A Williams were shoppers in Wil- ton on Friday afternoon. - Messrs. R., Harty of Tuttle and J. Harty of Wing transacted busi- ness: ip Regan on Friday of last [has been transacting business | now and is better, A. Myers home. {= Me will go. to Madison, Wis. as thet nest of her brother, Mr, P. Grimm.| a Elizabeth he No; indmothe Mr her uncles, James, Joe and F, Uhde was a passenger to Bis-|Louis Novy and her aunt, Mrs. 0. 0. marck Monday afternoon where he this week. 0. Tyberg spent several days last week in Bismarck. The Misses Funston and Marske, teachers of South of Regan, were shoppers here on Saturday. Mr. Ray McCullough has been very ill with rheumatism, but is improving now. Services were held in the church on Sunday evening. 0, P. Vold of Bismarek, formerly of Regan, was in a very bad car accident on the highway between Bismarck und Mandan on Sunday morning. He was badly injured and his car greatly damaged. He is pow of local Sperty. James Novy was in Wing Tuesday afternoon: Leroy grain into Regan-on Friday. Thomas, William, Ellen and Ryan vi James Novy’s on Friday evening Tracy Novy and her cousin, Hoerish visited school No. 2 on day afternoon. Mr. and little son Earl James, M Marchant took a load of Rose} sited With their friends at Rose Fri- and Mrs, Herman Seifingen and Mrs. Henry Sgilinger and John Witt visited at Neither’s on Thursday evening. ‘ J. E, Witt visited at the R. G. Marchant home Friday evening. John and Manuel Fode stayed over fn a Bismarck hospital, His friends | MIEht with their friend Leroy Mar here hope for his speedy recovery. Jd. Brenneise of Underwood, Mr. and Mrs. J. Abel, and Mr. J. Arndt of Garrison were gnests at the home of G. Brenneise on Tuesday of last week, Mrs. KE. A. Williams, dr, and daughters, Jennie and Odessa, of Sidney, Mont., are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. HL. Helgesan, Mrs, Williams is a sister of Mr. Helgeson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Worden, who were called to Marmarth last week by the death of Mrs, Warden's brother, have returned to Regan, Mrs. Wor- den was on, the west coast at the time where she was vigiting with relatives and friends. H. Dimmond, who has been buying cattle in the western part of the state and in| Montana, spent the week-end at his home here, A number of Reg:n folks attended the P. T. A. at the Center school on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Michelsen were business callers in Bismagek — last week. Mrs. J. Fisher of Regan was # guest at the farewell party given for the Parmenter family of —Bis- marek, formerly of Regan, who have left for lowa, : County Superintendent Runey and her father, » of Sterling, were in Regan on urday evening en route to the Madge r. Runey lin school number two, where they at-/ tended a P. T. A. meeting. Mr, and Mrs. J. Steinert's baby, who has been ee ing treatment at the Bismarck hospital, is at home ro was a caller in Lake . F. Tourtlotte were Messrs. Carl ited with fr Sunday. The hard ti Frid extra will give a in the town hall on ning of this week, Every- rome and havi a good time, A number of farmers are busy this |: week dressing poutry to ship for the Christmas market. * Nels Thompson left for Bismarck the fore part of the week to serve on the jury through the December term of court. Jake Voll and Mike Glovais ship- ped a carloed of cattle to St. Pau! Saturday, Jake Voll accompanied the car. i Several of our young folks attend- ed the dance at Braddock Friday eve- ning and report a fine time. Miles Stanton spent the week-end with the home folks, but Miles had car trouble on his way back to schol. He was able to ride part of the way with the mail man. Miss Helen Skramstad spent the week-end with her friend, Miss Helen Erickson, at the Brownawell home. Miss Adg Saville and brother Lee, who are attending high ‘school in Braddock, are staying In town now, ‘aa the snow is too deep to drive back and forth to their home. Mr. and Mrs, Nels Thompson en tertained at their home Sumday, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Sorm of Braddock, Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Gosney and chi! dren, and Mr, and Mrs, R, J. Ellioti and children, ‘the 0. L. Peterson family were Sunday guests. at the 8. B. Gooding home. . Little Anna and Oscar Good- ing, who have been staying at their grandparents’ home, while Mrs. Good- ing was in Bismarck, returned to the parental hame Sunday to get ac- quainted with their new little sis-) ter, Annette Margaret. | Teachers are busy training tho) little folks for the Christmas ira ram, i} A carload of our young folks at-| tended the dance at Moffit Wednes- | day evening. A number of our young people plan on attending the P, T. A. meet-/ ing Saturday night, given by Misses | Esther Bens and Mary Metcalf, at the| school taught by Miss, Benz - near] Moffit, Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Saville called at the Orrin Lee home Sunday after- noon, Several of the farmers here plan/| on shipping a cartoad of hogs to St. Paul the last of the week. Word received from J, 8, Swanson at the danitarium at San Haven, states he is suffering from a severe cold, but we hope to soon hear that he is better, Homer Brownawell.was on the sick list several days this week. a chant on Saturday night. Albert Hindtouch visited at Ne on jay afternoon. The Sunday i Neiters were and Manuel Fo shown at the was very enjoyable und drew large crowd. We understand long time, Reese of Bi The girls of th hat the HM. PL Ass day evening for e. Mr. and Mrs, Burt Johuso and Mrs. Fay Johnson spe home 1 | | | | | | \ | \ Mr. and Mrs. Matt Matz visited at the James Novy. hole Wednesday isitors » John hurs, «l Mr, hurs- ——— day evening at the Adams brothers home, Mr, and Mrs. Joe Coder spent Wed- | nesday evenng at the Fay Johnson | home. ' Joe Coder and Oscar Benz drove | some cattle home from the Andy, Du cett farm Thursday. The cattle had been purchased at the Rotluff sale north of McKenzie and driven as far as the Ducett farm that day, Kent Lane and Frank Miller of Glencoe were callers in this vicinity B-K Brand Friday, H. PB. Asselstein helper Fay John- | son del stock to V. Benz at Mof- y delivered hogs to V and the Arley Brittin on Wed. | nesday. hose living off the sraded. high forced to . 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