Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-21
HEBRON

Anton Halter returned last Tuesday
night from Bismarck where he has
been taking medical treatment.
Miss Mabel Watts, who has been
visiting with relatives, here, has re-
turned to Lark, N. Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Funk and
Fred Schroeder of Taylor. We're visit
ing with their folks at Hebron last
Sunday. 2.
WIN. Ryan, Of Bplfalo, n. Y. arriv-
led at Hebron last Wednesday night
land will teach school nort, OF here.
He intends to make North Dakota his
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. il. v. Schmalz and at
|torney H. y. Hagerman made an
automobile trip to, Gladstone last
"Wednesday, to- transact some business
There.
eGottlieb Hoersch. who has brought
to a Bismarck hospital recently, sui
fering with lung and heart trouble,
died last Tuesday morning, at 2
O'Clock.
John Heinle Sir, one, of the leading
farmers OF the Mott country, has de.
lcided to become a resident Of Heb
ron and has purchased the residence
(which John Brady built some time
lagO.
Miss s. Bakes, who arrived from
Germany some time ago and has been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Thco.
|Swald; started for Germany last Sat
|urday, taking along Ruth, the little
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ewald.
James II. Money and Miss Alice
lCrowlcy we're married at st. Paul,
MINI, Thursday, October 3, 1912, ar
IRVING In Hebron the following Sun
day. They will spend "a rev days
Fiji this Vicinity, and later win locate
Fin the. West Tor the Winter.
Thresting has been progressing
nicely under the ideal weather con.
lditions Of the last two weeks and II
[the weather keeps on for q little while
the farmers will lnsh their work In
good shape. The average yield OF
wheat seems to be 20 bushels an
Iacre.
Basket sball practice is going on
nearly every evening at the hall now,
and 1t is desired that all the young
people who are interested in the game
will come to the hall and organize
lseveral teams. This will serve to
keep UP the interest and keep all in
practice, SO that we can have a team
Ito play against Taylor and other
teams this winter.
Another smoke stack Is climbing
skyward In Hebron, this ono being
|at the new electric plant. Tie day
will come when Hebron will fairly
bristie with these evidences Of prog
fress. This is one Of the early towns
ito add manufacturing industries to Its
already big farming and stock rails
ling busiiteSs.
Miss Latte Leutz who, was so bad
ly injured In a runaway accident has
been In rather dangerous condition
during the past two weeks, being !alp.
conscious and with thigh fever most
fof the time. She is reported to sbe
somewhat better at this time, and il
fiss hoped that sheiWAl continue to I'M.
prove.
Mr.. andsMrs H. g. Kruger dispos.
Fed Of their llousehoM goods at an
auction sale last Saturday. Most Of
Ehe articles sold brought good prices.
mi. and Mrs. KFueger decided TO
leave North Dakota ami ito settId
down Hi warmer state, probably
E1fansas. They will spend the winter
atf New Salem with their daughter,
|AIrs.sFG. I. Weiareich. We are sorry TO
see them leave.
The nome of.Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Kruegsirs 1was the scene ofsntveryen
ljayabfe SatheringslaBts sunday, thetoc.
casion being Me.ssee,ebfstaoaX of their
t25thAEwedding anniversary; their Fsil.
wet wedding; ArStnit1berl ofsAir and
iNfry KIuegerB friends were spreseat
andsslaed 10 most pleasant time. GBe-
1ore. leaving 4thsysall wiyhedhAir and
Mrs. Krfueger many more happy years
Of sweddedHiife.
The report reached US that Joe
Schubert was seriously injured Inv q