Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-23
Correspondents

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y Mrs. l.. Random concluded her visi
with Maggie Thorwaldsen and re
turned to her home in Dawson OF
Friday. .. 49," Fl
Joe Cordnor was in Driscoll Satur
day between trains. He was also q
passenger for Jamestown the fore
part of last week.
Mrs. s. T. Parke took her daughter
Nellie, to the Bismarck hospital Mon
day for treatment. She has been suf
fering from nervousness and ex
poets to be in tie hospital couple Of
weeks.
Rev. P. Fehrenbach of Bismarck
conducted Catholic services in Ster
ling in the Matt Benzmiller residence
Mrs. Ray sandry and sister, Miss
Sparks, were on a shopping tour to
the Capital City Friday.
E. o. Fogarty and Miss Elsie Fal.
coner took the teachers examinations
In Bismarck on Wednesday last.
H. R. Wright and wife departed for
Whitewater. Wis.,, Saturday, for visit
at their old home.
Miss Hattie Titus visited few days
the last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Seth
Morton in Driscoll.
Mrs. George Beatty returned from
Bismarck Monday where she has been
receiving treatment at St. Alexius
hospital for inflammatory rheuma-
tism.
G. E. Boardman, auditor for Pow
ers Elevator Co., was in town Monday.
John F. Munger, formerly manager
OF the Powers Elevator in Sterling
was shaking hands with acquaintan.
ces Tuesday.
Miss Mary Random visited for a
few days the fore part of the week
with her aunt, Mrs. L. Random.
Herman Nieman was laid on the
shelf last week but has gotten back
on his pins again. He spent a few
days with his brother, Henry.
The band has been putting in some
good practices lately and are en-
deavering to get into shape for sum-
mer playing.
Peter Random got q little the worst
of an argument with the business end
of one of his horses hoofs. Pete had
his arm In sling for few days but
is on the mend again.
Doc" Hanson and big Chief"
Marley journeyed to Driscoll Tuesday
night to clean up the whist sharks at
that place. The way they sneaked
into town the next morning spoke for
itself and they did not need to tell
us they bit of little more than they
could comfortably chew.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l., Amundsen and
H. H. Ellsworth were passengers to
Bismarck Monday.
The dance given by the Sterling
Symphony orchestra on Friday night
last was voted the best dance of the
season. Crowds were over from Dris.
coll and Mckenzie and the music was
good as usual Everybody had good
time.
Mrs. G. A. Lincoln, of Worthington
Mimi, was Sterling visitor last
week returning home on Saturday.
She has been having some hay put
up on her land south of town.
Quite a few changes were made in
the business end Of Sterling last week
Schaper Bros. closed out their general
store line to 8. T. Parke. Then they
bought out Stephen Par1ychowski'a
pool hall. Steve had started moving
the pool hall to a different lot when
Schapers bought and moved the pool
tables into their store. Then they
sold the building to J. w. Marek and
became the owners Of his pool table,
so now they have three first class
tables They intend to convert one
into billiard table table. Fred
schaper continues the jewelry- bus
mess in the store.
The Sterling Symphony Orchestra
played for the big dance in Driscoll
On Thursday evening, Washington's
Birthday. They also play another
date in Mckenzie soon.
We hear the rumor that w. H.,
is contemplating starting