Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-17
MORNING, sEpTEMsER II 1904


for the fall term In the manner nam M
ed: Hazelgrove, Monday. Aug. 81 !,
Mr.. Herbert SWEET, teacher; home
school, Monday, Sept. u Mr.. Hart
Roberts teacher; Delaney, Monday,
Sept. IA, Miss Spangberg, teacher.
All report an average attendance.
Mrs. w. H. Stark drove to Good
rich Thursday. a5.a..
Charley Johns has the brick on the
ground with which to build q chin chin
ney through his house from the base.
ment floor to some few feet above
the roof. Charley knows what Is!
/ So we think we know one or two,
also sometimes two are made one.
Oh, we'll, Charley, If we don't smoke,
we surely chew gum. A..
Mrs. John Granville Of Clear Lake,
Ia, returned home last, Wednesday,
having made several days visit with
her three sons and daughters who
live in this vicinity. Her son, Lee,
who came with Mrs. Granville, re-
manned here for an extended visit
and Incidentally capture few days
work which comes high in threshing
time. Is E.a~ ar IN I
We wish to correct a misprint in
the issue of Sept. 4, which stated that
Mr.. John Granville arrived from
Garner, Ia, it should have read Mrs.
John Granville and son Lee.
Mr.. Kramer and Charles Johns
made business trip to Denhoff last
Saturday. # -. -. III
Miss Winnie Halver, as teacher,
opened school in the Keller district
Monday. ,y... .., ,5s.@ E'.i.5 .
Charley Johns went to the coal
mines last Tuesday, also took the
train at Wilton for Bismarck on
business which was very interesting
| to two at least. .,t- ,.....s
Rev. Wagner delivered very able
sermon after Sunday school on Sun
day afternoon, and we hope will be
with us next Sunday the Goth.
Mr.. Bates and Miss Helen Wilkin-
son of Goodrich, we're sight seeing in
this vicinity Sunday. '=,.
Charles Wilkinson has built an adj
dition to his house the past week.
Lawrence Johns has just completed
new barn. ..@@.. (
Mr.. and Mrs. Kramer took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Stark last
Sunday. I'm ..@. Il. s.l..~..s',. r.
| A surprise dinner will be, given to
Mrs. Danna Roberts today, Sept. 16,
by her many friends of this vicinity.
This is the :50ths birthday OF Mrs.
Roberts. May there be as many
more in the future for her.
A.. c. Brown took the stage this
morning for Bismarck, presumably
on business. 1T ~ 5Si
Pete Cole and wife OF Larimore,
, made a short visit at the postofIice
here Sunday afternoon.
| The youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Collins took very sick last week
and although there are some doubts
as to its recovery, we. hope the next
report will be that the little one is
past danger. ILL.,.
ME-. e. M, Curtis is ,threshing to-
day, Nels Christianson being the
thresherman brave enough Y to try
this ghborhood., We predict as a
slayer .Nels will be winner.
A. s. Wilkinson drove to Denhoff
Sunday for repairs for his header
binder. .ss. s-",...gss tysi asisg i 81 s.
| Miss Mabel Stark spent Monday
and Tuesday with the Misses Hazel
and aCioe Brace. Miss Mabel may be
assisting or visiting, time will tell,
or next weeks items. (our motto,
"be sure, then write them.")
/ Charles Wilkinson drove to the
coal mines Saturday after a load Of
coal. na&3
| Although little punched, we well
come the Curtis Items, and hope
they may continue to grow and spare
not selected ones of this vicinity.
1 James Simonson came back from
Darlington today. Well Jim, what
now, or next. @5. +.