Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-07
Sterling

T.. l.. Amundsen, wife and son, Ed.
Forsarty, wife and son, were EXposi.
ton visitors at the capital city Satur.
day.
W. f. Rawlings Of Bismarck, in
stead of Rollings, had an average Of
over Is bushels of fax per acre from
so acres on his farm south OF here.
Mrs. P. M. Gosney and Mrs. Chas.
Gaskill and son took in the Exposi.
ton Friday and Saturday. -.
Miss Sadie Sharp and Miss Juliette
Des Rocher from the north, were WIS.,
itors at the Industrial show Friday.
John Roop, of the International Har.
vester Co., motOred thru here Friday
in his touring car.
! H. B. Wagner and Ole Token layed
off from threshing long enough to at
tend the Exposition.
Mrs. John Elness and baby went to
Bismarck Friday to spend a day or
two at the Exhibit.
Old Jupiter Pluvius wasn't satisfied
until he sprinklcd the country at in.
tervals Saturday, enough to muddy up
the roads and especially tho Great
White Way at Bismarck, though the
enthusiasm "a not dampened in the
least.
Mrs. Parke and baby took No. )
| from Mckenzie to bismarck Friday,
! returning on No. s after consulting Il
physician.
A. Fl. Meland made the trip to the
Big Show at the county seat Saturday.
Dick Bucknell, Frank and II. HI
Ellsworth were also on the pike at
the Exposition City Saturday, taking
in the grand U. c. r. ball besides the
many other amusements.
J. W. Marek tore himself away from
business long enough to attend the do.
ings at the city Saturday. ..-.a
Martin Beal has made a cement
sidewalk in front of Mrs. Beal's new
grocery and candy store. This is the
first cement sidewalk installed in
Sterling and shows Mr.. Beal has look.
ed to the future attractiveness of the
village, when there should be more
of them.
NJ. f. Lang shipped a car Of wheat
from the grain loading platform this
week.
Ray Sandry sold two cars of cattle
to Frank Petschl who shipped them
TO South st. Paul. Ray also shipped
three cars OF cattle to Clear Lake,
Iowa. to his partner, r. L. Rogers. J.
W. Sparks and Geo. ". Mastin nc.
companied the cars Saturday.
Miss Estella Green, Miss Anna Open
John Open and Ludwig Skulborstad
were ina..endance at the Exposition
Saturday. Miss Alice Clarke, Mrs.
n. II. Nelson and Mrs. Emma Nier.
ling took No, 3 from Mckenzie to Bis
marck Saturday to view the big "a.
rcde and many other features Of the
Industrial Exposition, also to attend
the big dance at the Elk's hall. Mrs.
Nierling will remain the guest Of Mrs.
7. Il. Mockler for several days while
visiting her daughter, Hiss Laura ELS.
worth.
The general opinion from all who
have so far taken in the immense In.
dustrial Exposition is of the highest
order and given with loud praise: Tho
treatment accorded visitors at the
Capital City is of the most courteous
and everything is done to aid the
crowds in enjoying themselves with
the aid of music and shows galore.
The Exposition building, from the
basement to the, third floor is filled
with the largest and best display Of
farm products and grains ever shown
or raised in good old North Dakota,
besides hundreds and hundreds of 9TH.
or exhibits too numerous to mention,
that bespeaks only good for the Wild
Rose state. The amusements both In
the Expo building and outside cannot
be excelled for being OF a high class
order. /:
Many bull moosers don't seem to
enthuse over the gubernatorial can.
dIdate.