Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-26

the past few weeks, left for their home
last Tuesday,
| W. R. Rogers and MyrOn s. Fall
gatter were Napoleon visitors Tues
day, Mr.. Rogers going there for his
final proof on his homestead in north
west Logan.
i William Foster of northwest Logan,
had a sale here last Saturday where
they sold at public auction some TWEEN
ty head of cattle. The sale was at
tended by a fair sized crowd and the
stock sold brought a reasonable price.
W. J. White acted as auctioneer.
There will be a social held at the
Presbyterian church Thursday night in
honor of Rev. Macmillan, who will
have charge of this field from now on
All are cordially invited to attend and
all ladies are requested to bring lunch.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. M.
E. Elias Wednesday afternoon.
November 18th there viii be special
service held in Kintyre. Rev. Ham
mond expects to be down from Steele
Service will be given under the aus
pieces of the w. c. T. U.
John Tonander started work on the
VIM. Semple farm east of Kintyre this
week.
The Misses Stanley and Lamar and
Messrs. Fallgatter and White were
entertained at the w. H. Bottenfield
home Sunday evening.
P. o. Levin has shipped one car OF
grain and expects to load two cars
this week.
! Mr.. Johnson, from Mound City, S.
D., is loading hay from this point and
expects to ship about ten cars to the
Mound City market.
! E. l.. Smock has been seriously ill
this week but is better at this time
of writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Thinner. of For
| eston, ILL.,, who have been visiting at
the home of Mrs. Timmer's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c. Rambough, re-
turned to their home via the 500 Tues
day.
There were six commercial travel
ers called on the local merchants of
Kintyre Tuesday, between trains. Who
said there was no business done in
Kintyre?
DR.. Buzzell, of Napoleon, was called
to Kintyre last Monday to remedy an
liberated tooth from Mrs. George
Naeve, who has been visiting at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Roy Mote.
Fred Davis and Roy Mote motored
to Napoleon last Monday. evening.
Cline Sisco returned from James.
| town last Saturday where he was a
delegate to the State Sunday school
convention held Their last week. Mr..
Sisco will give full report of the
convention next Sunday.
Ross Klippe, who lives on his farm
south of Kintyre, was a visitor at
Braddock Tuesday.
C. E. Slyter left for points in south
eastern Montana the first of the week.
to look over conditions of future pros.
poets in farming in that state. He will
visit several towns of the state before
returning.
Mrs. C. E. Slyter has been confined
to her bed the past week but at this
time of writing is reported considera-
able better.
The farm buildings on the old Slyt.
err place now owned by Roy E. Mote,
are being repaAnted this week by
Messrs Slyter and Harvey.
Lloyd Wilson is helping Fred
Davis on the interior work Of the A.
N. Bill residence this week.
Rev. Macmillan, graduate of the
Moody institute, Chicago, came down
from Braddock last Saturday and will
have charge of this field indefinitely.
Mr.. Macmillan occupied the pulpit
here last Sunday afternoon, deliver
ing clear. forceful message in way
that was pleasing 10 all. Mr.. Mac
MILAN is an earnest Christian, we'll
trained for his chosen profession and
his success is well assured. Rey E.
Mote accompanied by his wife, took
Mr.. Macmillan to Braddock Sunday
evening for services at the regular
hour, the Latter returning via the
500 Monday. Mr.. Macmillan wishes
to announce services next Sunday at
the usual hour
Don't forget the big dance Friday
evenin October ~, at Bakers hall, the
best music on the Slope.
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