Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-24
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The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
James King extend congratulations
and wish them happy voyage
through life. 49,.
John Howe has returned from a
visit to the parental home in South
Dakota He enjoyed every hour of
the trip, and justly earned his vaca-
ton.
Charles Our visited with home
folks last week.
Charles May spent part of last
week visiting at the home of mis-
brother-in-law, Tom HOllingsworth.
Charlie Richards has returned
from Iowa, where he~went to spend
the winter. e ,:9-
There was a moving picture, show
in Garfield Saturday night The
pictures were excellent, and. enjoyed
by crowd in attendance. We hope
the boys will conclude to give an
othergwhen the weather gets warmer.
We extend congratulations to Mr..
and Mrs. Emory Williams. They will
be numbered with Garfield people in
the near future, and we welcome
them to our midst.
Carl johnson of Wilton is visiting
with W. M. Mowder. 2.S;<
The St. Patrick's dance, given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Greeman,
was enjoyed by a large crowd and a
jolly good time was reported.
Clifford Wilmot is at present in
the Thompson hospital in Wilton,
with an abcess in one Of his eyes. J.
Frank Knox will assist ~ NarbiS
on the we'll drill the coming. sum-
mer. :.t:s
Miss Lillian Ong is reported on the
sick list.
We bid good bye to sleds and
sleighing Sunday. The weather in
tlsQrthern Burleigh has been warm
enough to melt the snow, Of which
we have had an abundance. ~. +
There seems to be an epidemic of
sore Threats in our community. .o..
o. the snow, the beautiful snow!
We don't care how quick it will go
now, for we do want spring. And
spring is in the air. o, the flowers
are in bloom (on the hats Miss Our
is showing to her friends). Garfield
had a grand show in the city, hall
(if we may call Mr.. Ong's new build
ing hall). Some folks called it
moving pictures. Have you heard
about those twins of Mr.. Nicholson g
(they are calves)? Mr.. Solder bought
a horse and a binder at sale.
Charley Our had to come home on
account of his fathers illness. He
had been over the N. p railroad
from Mandan to Sandpoint,s Idaho,
fixing pumps and repairing other
machinery for the company.
Art Marble is digging the well
deeper on the MacMunn place.
Mr.. John Skee made trip to
Phoenix last week and broke his
sled, so had to 60 another day. He
got a load of seed grain. He was
hailed out last year.
r Misses Lille and Mabel Nicholson
spent Wednesday Of last week with
the Our family. : 9@
il. Fred johnson, John Skee and
George Ullerich took dinner with Mr..
Our last week. Mrs. Our and, her
son Charley called at Boilers last
week. Boilers have lambs too plenty
for this weather. 5
y Mr.. Fred Bolter was over 1t Mr..
Kriminiskfe's on business last week.
We are all hoping Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams will soon return to Can
field, so we may congratulate them.
Mr.. Humphrey Bailey made anoth-
er trip over to Wilton Sunday to see
his wife. The o. M. Baileys have
moved to I. T. Bailey's house.
The talk is that Mr.. Burhans Is
coming back to these parts. They
have spent year at Glendive, Mont.
! Peter simonovitch has got back
from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ola Olson went to
Wilton last Saturday.
John Crogsteds came home from
Minnesota last Tuesday.
Parcel ana baggage delivery. 1fahef
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