Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-03-03
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The adjourned Farmers Equity
meeting will convene Saturday March
5th. All those interested in this
work are requested to be present.
H. Schoonhoven was sight seeing
at Bismarck Monday.
r. w. Miller was looking around
Bismarck Monday and Tuesday.
S. ]. Hage has been sick with
pneumonia the past few days. but
his recovery is soon looked for.
! Mrs. ]. A. Kahl, of Hunter, N. D.,
lis visiting with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Woodbury. OF this place,
and Is expected to be here for some
time.
, Willis Walford, the whisker
puncher Of Mckenzie, was in town
shaking hands with old friends.
| Mr.. Chas. Sherman, Of Eau Claire,
Wis.,, is here visiting his brother J..
W. Sherman of this place. This IS
the second visit Mr.. Sherman has
made here. and this time he expects
to spend the summer working with
! j. W. in the land business, and 70
doubt this combination will be strong
to compete with.
| |. r. Matthews and family, who
have been shopping in the twin cit.
les. returned home last Wednesday,
Geo. Rees took his departure last
week for La Belle, NO., where he ex-
poets to make his home the coz ing
summer.
j Miss Pearl Mcclure departed Mon.
day for Ypsilanti, N. D., where she
expects to visit for an indefinite time
John OPEN left for Zumb"ota,
Mimi, where he expects to spen the
greater part Of three weeks visiting.
John Carroll, one of the small sons
of P. H. Carroll, left for Lacrosse,
Wis, last Wednesday,. The )eug1h
of his stay is not known.
George Boelter, one of our promi-
nent business men, has been looking
around Marion, N. D., and other east
ern parts of the state, and came
home with a much satisfied express
sion, and says that he has been en-
: joying himself to the full extent Of
his capacity.
William Fisher, having been in the
Alberta country the greater part of
the winter, showed himself in town
again last Friday, and will soon be
starting farming on his place near
here.
| J. A. Carlson, one of Drisco,i's
farmers, who has been in Illinois and
Iowa the past two months, returned
home the latter part of last week.
He says he is glad to get back to
North Dakota again.
H. A. Hallum, our popular mer-
chant, went to Steele Friday to look
after his store at that place, aud
from there he was called to Cakes on
special business, returning Monday
to his old stand at this place.
liver Lovaas, the Driscoll butter.
maker, attended the dairymen's con-
vention held at jamestown last
Thursday and Friday. Nils Qvale
looked after the business here during
the formers absence.
Atty. E. c. Ruble is home from
Willmar, Mimi, looking after his
business interests for short time,
after which he will return to WILL
mar and get his wife. He expects
to make the round trip in about a
month.
| A. o. Krogan was business caller
at Bismarck the first Of the week,
and on his return, was accompanied
by Andrew Blexrud of Wilton, who
will visit here a day or two, and
then will resume his trip to the
twin cities.
! Arthur Spangler, representing the
North Dakota Land Co., of Steele,
was in town Sunday and Monday
looking after the business of his COM
pany, and states that he will be a
permanent fixture here in the near
future and spend the most of the
summer here dealing in land.
! Postmaster Thomas made an over
night call at Bismarck Thursday,
coming back on Is Friday, where he
was Joined by his wife aud Mr.. and
I Mrs. C. N. Hendrix and went on to
Steele, where they attended the an
nual X. P. dance and banquet. The
party reports having spent very en-
joyable evening, and all was little
the worse for the wear, and express
themselves as being thankful that
the K. P.'s don't celebrate their an
niversary every night.
! Elmer Anderson, in the employ OF
H. A. Hallum at Steele, came to this
place Wednesday to help in the sto1<D
here for few days during the alb
sence Of one of the clerks.
! The following is a conversation
overheard which was carried on by
one of our prominent citizens, and
a deputy organizer for the NJ. B. A.
lodge which is being organized here
You see when we once get organ
lied, says this deputy, we continual
ly grow stronger all the time. Now
look at the Homesteaders lodge as