Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-08
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E, Z. Erb of the Hear River cOun-
Try, transacted business in this place
saturday morning. -
ROSS Sherwood Is in Bismarck a
ow days this week taking in the big
aaustrial exposition.
Misses Mary Zimmerman and Man.
q Ne.son are spending a few days at
le exposition at Bismarck.
Henry Phenning OF New Salem,
.elllg auditor for the Mandan Mer-
Antile Co., was an Almont business
sitor Tuesday.
P. Nelson left Monday morning for
4 business trip to Carson and other
ints in southern Morton county.
There is considerable talk In the
estern part of the county against
ny form or plan Of county division on
.ccount of the additional burden OF
AVIATION it would entail.
DR.. Grebe or New Salem was sum.
moned to the home {. r. E. Temp e.
ion, Friday afternoon on account OF
the serious illness Of II OF the child.
rem, which was suffering an attack OF
tonsilitis. AT the time we go to press
the child is reported considerably I'M
proved.
Morton county's exhibit at the H.
dustrial show at Bismarck, Is one OF
the very best there.
A rampant socialist, advance agent
for candidate LeSeuer OF ;Minot, Is In
Almont to hold a socialistic meeting,
II he succeeds no better than the last
member Of his party, he will u%ndoubt'
eddy get a frost. .
Mrs. Fred HolritZ was a Bismarck
visitor a couple of days this week.
Much concern and worry has been
caused by the great amount OF rain
that has fallen and destroyed consid'
cradle gram as well as delayed the
threshing. Even when the weather
is nice the lack Of mn makes it impos'
sible to get as much done as In other
years.
A report comes from the capitol
that a part of the Morton county ex
hibit has been stolen and that nc
trace Of the perpetrator OF the theft
has been found-but the stuff is gone
E. Duke Maven Of aterloo, Ia.
arrived here "Wednesday afternoon
and in company with Cashier n. p
Becklund, spent Thursday and Friday
looking over his large acreage OF Nor
ton county land.
J. w. Hurley who has been In
Springfield, Illinois, for the past few
months as representative of the Luse
Land Co., arrived in Almont Wednes
day to look otter his property inter
ests here. While here, he is packing
his household effects and shippins
them to C%rookston, Mimi, where nc
has opened q real estate office.
Z. Taube OF Ayr, n. d., has accept
ed q position in A. Timmerman's
store, and commenced work in his
new place Tuesday morning.
G. H. Anderson motored to Carson
the first Of the week to take a nam
Der Of final proofs.
ii. M. Knowlton of Waterlo o, Wis
cousin, arrived in Almont, the middle
Of the week, and rove into the coun'
try to examine a piece of land. He
left at once for his home after his
return from the drive and it is no,
known whether or not the land was
satisfactory.
Dr.. w. T. Cain lett Monday fol
Underwood and has decided to make
that his permanent residence anu re
sumo his practice Of medicine at tina,
place.
Neil ellis has been adding lustel
to his pol hall by giving 1t a greer
coat Of lustrous paint.
Arthur Weaver, of Carl, was a AL
mont visitor the first Of the week.
..lr. and Mrs. G. Fl. Anderson, Miss
Christine Nelson, E. Duke Maven ant
yesscribe motored to New Salem, Fri
day to look after some business mat
tiers as we'll as to enable Mr.. Naver
tofeave for his home on No. 6.
a. M. Johnson and wife took twt
OF their children to New Salem TO
medical treatment. The younger on
viii have the tonssls removed today
The older one wi.l have to undergo
IN Operation TOR the removal of polyr'
of the nasal organs, at q hospital a
BiSmarck.
put II your winter supply Of llgnlt.