Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28
WASRSDRY

Viola, the seven year old daughter
OF Forest Vreeland. underwent an op.
GRAFTON for appendicitis at Bismarck
Monday. Viola has been making her
home in Washburn with her aunt, Mrs.
j. u. Nelson. Her little friends will
wish her a speedy recovery.
Pete Larson stacked all his grain
and rain or wind has had no effect
on the big solid stacks. He. has not
threshed yet, but the land was cleared
Of bundier and faii blowing has been
done and potatoes dug. Mr.. Larson
sold four large loads Of potatoes to
different parties in Washburn.s'
John L.. Brekken, county superin.
teiident, has u large farm neartTurtle
Lake and has recently had his thresh.
Ing done. His wheat averaged from
IA to IA bushels and oats from 40 to
SO. This Is also the average Of the
other farmers In that vicinity. Help
Is still scarce and threshins Is slow
around Turtle Lake. III
G. A. Finch the new pastor Of the
Methodist church, arrived last Satur-
day and conducted the services in the
local church Sunday. On Tuesday he
went to Bismarck to meet his family
who are now nicely settled In the
Methodist parsonage. Mr.. Finch likes
the location Of II town on the Mis-
souri, river and enjoys the pure water
after that from %artesian wells, the
kind used at Verona, the town in
which he lived until coming here.
On October 18th occurred teh mar.
riage OF Ella Daniels and Charles Han.
son at the Bishops house in Bismarck.
Father Hiltner OBLIGATED while Miss
Laura Robldou and Rudolph Wilmar
attended the couple. Mrs. Hanson
has held a position in the telephone
office here during the Fast three years.
Mr.. Hanson has a garage here. The
happy couple returned from Bismarck
last Saturday and will be at home to
thei rmany friends at Hotel Wash.
burn. IL
Judge w. H. Winchester will hold
his last term of district court next
month. He has sent word to clerk Of
court Hanson to convene court No.
veraber 18th. Those desiring citizen.
ship papers should be present at 10
o'clock of that morning. The jury is
called for 2 O'Clock Of the same day.
Forty-fve jurymen will be called, their
names to appear next week.
Tom Mccain, the un-to.date stock
buyer and farmer, purchased the Aus.
tin E. Brown farm in Oliver county
last week. Mr.. Brown recently built
q thousand dollar house on this farm.
The cellar Is exceptionally large and
will easily hold a winters supply Of
vegetables and coal. This is the third
farm. Mr.. Mccain has bought this
summer. His nephew has charge Of
one farm and has put up 400 tons Of
hay with which to feed the many
steers he will winter.
lGottlieb Saylor was down from I'm
deroOd and reports that he has not as
vet had any, trace Of the team OF hors
es that was stolen from his barn on
the night OF September 10. The team.
together with a spring wagon and
harness was taken, and, though the
authorities were notified Immediately
the thief has not been apprehendef
and no clue has been found that i
liable to secure the return of the prop.
erty to Mr.. Sayler. The team weigh
ed 5000, one q sorrel horse and the
other a black mare, Z and S years old,
and worth $500.
AT the farm home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Everson occurred the marriage Of
their oldest daughter, Misss Minnie,
to Barrett Mellin Of Malcolm. Rev.
Ereen OBLIGATED, Only a few friends
and relatives were present. The Ev-
ersons family are pioneers in this
county and Miss Minnie, their Oldest
.daushter, has always made her home
with them. The, groom Is q son Of
Fred Mellin 81 Turtle Lake who Is
a,so al old timer of Mclean county.
the happy couple leYt THURSDAY morn
ina for Malcolm where. M. Mellin has
4 prosperous farm. Their many friends
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