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

Anton Halter went 10 Bismarck last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Krauth and
daughter, Elsie, were in Bismarck last
Tuesday.
A healthy baby boy arrived at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Sauter
last Thursday.
Miss Ada Urban left last Monday
for Valley City where she has entered
the Normal school.
Miss Mabel Watts returned to Heb
ron last Monday from Taylor, where
she has been visiting with relatives.
Arthur Koch, who has been visiting
with Eugene Weigel for about a week,
returned to st. Paul last Tuesday.
Anton s. Meissner arrived from
Glendive, Montana, this week and
went out to his place north of town
to finish his harvesting.
VIM. Jones, Hebron's largest farm.
err, took out a traction trainlOad OF
lumber from Hebron. He intends to
build an elevator.
The report was received at Hebron
yesterday that Conrad Mees who has
been at the insane asylum ut James.
town for the last few years, has died.
DR.. Schierbaum of Hebron and DR..
Bowen Of Dickinson went out to the
place Of Gottlieb Hoersch. Mr.
Hoersch is very sick with lung trou,
Bile and rheumatism.
VIM. Ebel went to st. Paul last Fri.
day with some cattle. He says they
had some real winter weather In Min
nesota, the ground was frozen to q
depth of one and q half inch and was
high. Mr.. Ebel found the price very
low in st. Paul, in fact the price had
dropped ono dollar for 100 lbs. and
while he came out even, he noticed
that many cattle buyers lost heavily.
A farewell party was given at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Krauth in
honor OF Arthur Koch and Eugene
Weigel last Saturday evening, Mr..
Koch bidding farewell to Hebron M
his new friends here and Mr.. Weigel
bidding farewell to his bachelOrdom.
Present were: Hon. Ferdinand Leutz.
Chas. Lorenz, Emil Krauth, Fred
Schwenk, Ed. Spit.a and Fred Kon.
rath. A general good time was had
by all.
There has been some petty thievery
going on lately at Hebron in the line
of chicken stealing and several Of our
citizens r missing some Of their
full.blooded hens. Ed. Nolan Is keep
ing a nice flock Of pure bred chick
ems but they seem to have attracted
the attention of someone as their num-
Der grows smaller all the time. Other
people have had the same experience
and they feel that it is time now
that something is done. They will be
on the lookout from nov on and any
one caught at chicken stealing will
get what Is coming to him.
Just as We were going to press
with our forms, it was reported to US
that Miss LOtte Leutz was the VIC
tim Of q serious accident. She was
taking q buggy ride with her sister.
Anna, when the horse got frightened
suddenly and upset the buggy. Both
ladies were thrown to the ground and
Miss Lotte fell SO unfortunately that
she broke q foot and was picked up
In an unconscious state. She had not
gained consciousness yet at the time
Of this writing which was three hours
after the accident happened. Her sis.
ter Anna escaped injury. '
Miss Elsie Krauth entertained a
number of her young friends, celebrat.
ing her birthday on that day. A fine
lunch was served. games were played
and a very good time vas had by all.
! Those present were: The Misses Mar.
tina and Emma Kruger, Bertha
Watts, Elba Urban, Frleda LorenZ,
Minnie Funk and Gertrude Hauser. ;;