Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-29
STERLING

The sale at V. O. Savage's place last
tuesday, vas pretty fairly attended
nd nearly everything brought a good
rec, the bulk Of the sales being
ash business. Ed KaIer cried the
lle IN a good price-getting manner
nd Ray Sandry handled the paper"
Robt. Gotten Of Wing was a Bis.
.arck passenger last week on bust.
eSS. ...
Miss Florence Manly left again for
ledina last Wednesday where she
as accepted a position as clerk in
ne OF the general stores.
E. A. Hughes and Frank Barnes
nade another visit to Sterling last
eek.
The dance given by the Catholic
aides Friday night proved q success
n a financial way eve though the
rOWd vas not Of the largest. The
ance started late as usual but lasted
ato the wee small hours. The dona-
.ons given by the business men and
terling ladies we're auctioned Off at
lidnight by James Riley, a neat sum
seing realized to go towards the
hurch. A nice supper was served at
he hotel after which dancing again
ontinucd. The beautiful bronze vase
as won by j. A. Benz at Mofiit, who
ED the lucky number.
Russell and Kay Tye motored up
ron HaZe.ton in their new Overland
ar Friday to attend the dance; they
ERE accompanied by Clarence, Arch
8 and Bob" Johnson from Motif.
Steve Parzychowski and family
ave been transferred to Eessoba
here Steve will have charge of the
essoba section this winter. Walter
)urfee viii act as foreman here until
ig Chief Manly returns.
Mrs. II. B. Wagner and baby return
d from Bismarck Friday, both mother
nd child being in the best Of health.
Miss Florence Ridcn, who IS teach
ng a school at Brittin, spent Satur-
'ay and Sunday visiting her friend
Iiss Alice Clarke.
The progressive rally Saturday
light was. well attended and proved
o be an enthusiastic meeting. Hon.
T.. r. Mock.er addressed the audience
n a most eloquent manner, being in
terrupted many times by applause.
lis address was full Of plain facts
hat G driven home to his at
entive listeners with a most convinc-
ng emphasis. The Sterling orchestra
endered several selections before ana
,fter the meeting that were well re-
;eived. w. j. Richards, for represent
tive, A. p. Anderson for register OF
leeds and John Fort for county judge
VI spoke a few words in regard to
heir candidacy.
Mrs. r. r. Mockler, Mrs. Bigler and
Miss Laura Ellsworth came down
rom Bismarck Saturday to visit with
Mrs. Emma Nierling and to attend
he rally. Mrs. e. l.. Amundsen and
Mrs. Nierling entertained at music
nd luncheon after the rally that was
i very pleasant affair. Mrs. Ed. Fo-
5arty and Elmer Amundsen were the
most accommodating entertainers by
rendering many beautiful duets and
solos on the piano, mandolin and cello
were a real musical treat to all.
Mrs. v. O. Savage, daughter and
wo boys departed Sunday for Spirit
Lake, Iowa, where they will visit with
Mrs. Savage's folks for a week or two.
MI. Savage left Monday morning with
The car Of household goods and horses
'or Keyesville. Virginia, where he will
be joined by the family later TO make
future home.
Mrs. Geo. Manly was painfully iii.
jured Saturday morning while endeav.
BRING to put on a storm window. "a
gust OF wind took it out OF her hands
md allowing 1t to tail over on her
head, cutting her face, though not
seriously.
Rev. g. q. Balsheim delivered d good
sermon Sunday morning at the Meth.
church to q rather small audi.
ancG.
Messrs Hanlin; Kaiser, Bush and
drove through here Sunday
afternoon, returning from Long Lake
IN their way TO Bismarck. Thcy did