Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-18

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A meeting OF Tancred Commandery
No. ! will be held Thursday after.
noon, beginning at 4:30 o'clock. All
Knight Tenplars are extended a cor.
dial invitation to be present.
Mrs. Heary King, wife OF Assostant
Cashier Killing OF the First National
bank of New Salem, was the guest
Tuesday of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. v. Kie
bert OF this city.
States Attorney Robt. Dunn Of o.
liver county, "a ~transacting business
in the city Wednesday. Mr.. Dunn is
from Stanton and Is of the opinion
that Oliver county is one of the best
agricultural districts in the western
part Of the state.
This evening at the armory the
Washburn city team will play basket
ball with the Company A team at. the
local armory. Owing to the fact tina,
the stores are open evenings the game
will not be called until 8 o'clock. Both
of these teams won a game from the
other last year, and the game tonight
will be holly contested. Dancing viii
follow the game.
VIM. v. Kiebert, local manager o.
the Dakota Coal Products Co., ha;
purchased the abstract and insurance
business Of Frank Feeney, located II
the City National Bank block. Mr.
Feeney, however, is still associated
| with the new firm.
Wn. Gribble. formerly Of Sterling
has been heard from at Hope, Ida
no, where he is credited with making
all kinds Of money in the lumber bus
mess. BILLY" Is a hustler and GER
tainly deserves success.
Capt. H. T. Murphy of Co. A, who
recently returned from the National
Guard meeting held in West Virginia,
expressed himself as having had a
very enjoyable trip. Capt. Murphy
is looking for a large attendance at
the National Guard convention to be
held in Bismarck Jan. 9 and 10.
About 100 delegates are expected to
be present and the reginental band
of Lisbon, composed of 30 pieces
will be in, attendance
Henry Knon OF st. Anthony made
final proof on his homestead at the
land Office Wednesday morning. The
witnesses were Yacent Lenigan and
Geo. T. Wetsch.
JaJcob Kunz of Blue Grass made fl.
aal proof on his homestead before the
register and receiver Wednesday
morning, with John Moos of Blue
Grass and John Schweigert of Otter
Creek as witnesses. Another claim.
ant for nnal proof was Jacob Reidle
of Sims. who had for his witnesses
Henry Treute of Sims and Arthur
Graf Of New Salem.
Gus Reifsteck of Mckenzie returned
Wednesday from a trip to Boomers
Ferry, Idaho. He met J. A. and A.
d. WEIGH, brothers of Senator George
WEIGH, both of whom are former res.
idents of Eurleigh county, and also
spoke of having met John Southmayd,
an oldtime ~Bismarcker, who is now
in the real estate business at Sand
Point, Idaho, anr is doing we'll. Mr..
Reifsteck was very much pleased with
that section Of Idaho and contem.
plates moving out there some time in
the near future.
Miss Nora ,Malard of Stewartsdale
left Oh No. 8 Wednesday afternoon for
her former home at Marysville, Mo
She expects to spend the holiday;
with relatives and friends in the houn
dog state.
Mrs. C. w. Freede and daughter
Miss Lucille, have gone to Corpus
Christi, Texas, where they were calico
by the serious illness of VIM. Freede
Mrs. Freede's oldest son, Will, wht
was born and reared in Bismarck AIT
whose father was one of the city's
first settlers, is suffering from hear
trouble and, according to news re
ceived ny relatives in the city, his
illness may have a fatal termination
The many friends of the family, how
ever, will hope that he may soon re
cover. @