Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-16
Arena

last week and breaking has been re-
summed with renewed energy.
r. III. Lukins, from near Hurds-
field, was a business visitor at the
Hibbs ranch last Thursday
w. G.. Weckerly and better half
were at Hurdsfield last week visiting
with his brother, e G.. Weckerly,
and looking after business matters.
They returned Friday. bringing two
loads of oats. VIM. Till did their
chores while away.
Clovis scheltgen drove to Steele
last Tusday to meet his brother KAN
! il, who had been transacting business
at the county seat.
| G. s.. Rosenow and John Brandt,
from near Harvey, were callers at
THE Fred Plaenes home last Wednes-
day. They were seeking claim
for Mr.. Rosenow, who is step
brother of Mrs. Plaenes and who
may locate in this vicinity.
The annual election of Harriet
school district No. 21,swas held in
school No. on Tuesday, June A..
The attendance, while good, was not
SO large as it should have been there
being twenty-five votes cast. j.. L..
/ Thomas ted-direotor -fo.othree
and w. c. Weckeriy received the most
votes for treasurer. We hope for a
better turnout next time.
Since the change in the location of
| Phoenix the need Of store at Arena
has become greater than ever. There
is first class opening here for a
good general store. Who will be the
one to grasp the opportunity
Mesdames M. L. and M. j.. Thomas
were transacting business at Lake
view Friday
John Scheltgen made a business
trip to Bismarck last week, returning
with the mail carrier Saturday.
It is said that the rain of last
week; was caused by w. C. Weckerly
and wife going to Hurdsfield. During
the time they have lived here they
have made several Of these trips and
1t has invariably stormed on each oc
casion.
David Olson, who is working at the
carpenter trade in Dricoll, spent Sun
day with his family here
+ 81 p d . -.
Lost--Two red pigs, not blind ones
For further particulars inquire of Mrs
M. G. Thomas.
Clarence Weymouth discovered g
den of young wolves one day last
week, but when some of his men went
up a few days later to dig them out
no trace of the animals could be found
Better luck next time. boys.
Vim Till was fencing pasture las
week and now has place to turn his
stock. #
Ludwig Everson has bought the
house hold goods of VIM. McGrew, the
family preferring to sell the goods
rather than ship them to Fallons, Mon
tana, where Mr.. McGrew has employ
Z ment. The live stock was sold to Da
vic Olson and the family will soor
, leave to join Mr.. McGrew.
The fence gang" came up from Nc
, Kenzie last week and proceeded tc
, 'get busy" as the Hackney people have
considerable fencing to do here this
r spring. 5s-3a. s. So.
! Henry w. Wiens was Sunday visi
tor at the home of G. B. Smith.
Z Mrs. VIM. McGrew was slight,
t indisposed last week, but is better al
j this writing.
: J. l.. susz is breaking for VIM. Dec
kert this week. t&a5
Messrs. Jensen and Anderson were
visiting old school friends near Sibley
Butte Sunday. 49,
The interest in our Sunday schoo
\ is growing and the attendance is in
creasing each Sunday. Meetings ar,
held every Sunday at two o'clock. d,
a not forget the hour. Everybody vel
: come. Lesson for next Sunday may b,
: found in the 14th chapter of Exodus
d 18th to 9th verses.
: J. L. Eusz drove to Driscoll Frida,
8 to meet Cornelius Berg and Peter Tie
: sen who have come up from Soutl
s Dakota for a visit with friends ami
i relatives in this vicinity Mr.. Tiesel
: has secured claim in 141-73s an,
$ will bring his family up this fall.
q w. G. Weckerly and family spen
a Sunday with Mrs Weckerley.s mother
il Mrs. M. &. Thomas.
al Miss Sarah Wiens was sewing TO
: Mrs. J. ]. Eusz the first of the month.
I'll B. F. Davis and c. A. Anderson ar
b working with the fence gang" thi
,tl week
e Among those from this neighbol
it hood who transacted business |
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