Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-08
HE11lNCER

Fred Gath was down from Bucyrus
saturday.
Geo. q. Herman returned Tuesday
from q business tr!p 10 points west.
G. w. Lewis was looking after busl.
ness at Lennon on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Mcneil arc
now occupying the Frank Zenk resi-
dence.
Edmund Ward was up from Thunder
Hawk Tuesday attending a meeting OF
the county board.
G. NJ. Johnson left Saturday night
flor Los Angeles where he expects to
mako an extended sOjourn.
Erlck Redahl was taken to the Mo-
bridge hospital on Friday. lie is sui.
Iferlng with an attack OF typhoid.
Miss Aena Burnson of Delsorest.
Wisconsin arrived Tuesday for o visit
with her brother, Norman Burnson.
Ray ID. Laffin. the Better Farming
expert, returned today from Fargo
where he attended the North Dakota
Better Farming congress.
A. r. Marvin left Tuesday for Wis
cOnsln whore he will buy one or two
more n loads of dairy cows for the
Hettinger State bank.
The county buildings are to be
treated to a coat Of fresh paint. This
was decided upon at a meeting of the
county board on Tuesday.
Jos. Smith, formerly with the
Adams County State bank, has accept.
ed a position as cashier of the Desart
State bank at Desart in Billings
county.
A. Gustavus, whose health has been
Impaired for several weeks past, left
Saturday for n OF the Montana hot
springs where he will take the baths.
G. A. Jepson Is building a large adj
dition to his residence in the Johns
Harrington addition. The new addi-
ton will give him q cottage 2SX32 feet
IN dimensions.
Fred Davis was in from Kansas
City Saturday looking after business
matters. Fred, like many others, re-
GREETED the fact that the bad weather
prevented him from attending the
Adams county fair.
Hettinger is to have another news.
paper the first number of which will
be issued in about another month.
Part of the material, including a Pot
ter, two revolution press and eclipse
folder are already on the ground and
it is currently reported, and not
denied that Dad Fuller of Recder,
will have the management Of the new
venture.
The shed Of J. A. Wrinkle Lumber
Co, at Hettinger.burned with Il loss
reported at about $4,000. Fortunately
there a little wind or a good share
lOf the town would have gone with it.
The Lafayette hotel, just Gro the
street was well filled that night with
teachers attending the institute and
it is said a number Of school ma'ams
appeared on the street during the e
citement in undress uniform which
twas hardly fitted to withstand a North
dakota blizzard.
Alfred Eneberg vas a Haynes
visitor Tuesday.
H. +. Beeman, the Mott land man,
was in the city Allesday.
Russell Alderman was down from
Bucyrus Monday evening.
P. w. Myr0n ana T.. A. Munger
were Daviston visitors Tuesday.
A. Swendby OF Rhame "a the
|guest of Hettinger relatives Tuesday.
Attorney Paul w. Boehm is at For
syth, Montana, looking after business
matters. .
Mrs. p. ]. Peterson returned Sun.
|day from an extended visit at Gettys-
burg, South Dakota.
Mrs. j.. A. Henry and the children
were in from the farm at Lodgepole
lon Monday and Tuesday.
l.. r. johnson left Tuesday for his
farm at Lodgepole where he will
|spend three or four days with his fam
lily.
NJ. Lurie, proprietor Of the new
store, arrived the first of the week
from Minneapolis to spend a few days
Hooking after business matters.
Andrew Hageseth and Miss Belle
lJerene Roe, both OF Kennedy, were
united in marriage at Hettinger on
"Wednesday, October 2, Rev: Hopp Of
ficiating.
Nels Storlie arrived Wednesday
from Lanesboro, Minnesota, to spend
la few days as the guest OF Marshal
Peterson and to look after his farm.
ing interests. Mr.. Storlie owns a fine
farm northeast of the city.
p. w. Myron and T.. A. Munger left
yesterday afternoon on a business
trip to New Leipsiz. 0. B. Severson
accompanied them to New Leipsig
and from there went to Bismarck to
attend the exposition.
Albert Marble OF Cedar 'postoffice
lis among the teachers attending the
institute at Hettinger this week. Mr..
Marble spent the summer in western
canada but now he is back to his old
work of teaching and farming in pro-
ductive Cedar township. *.
The Adams County Development
league has issued a handsome pam.
Iphlet calling attention to the re.
%sources of Adams county and it's ad-
vantages for diversified farming. The
pamphlet is we'll filed with facts and
illustrations and it is indeed a con-
vincing document. The entire issue
tof five thousand copies was taken to
bismarck and is being distributed to
exposition visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". w. Della arrived
1.-THE first of the week from Minneap.
oils and are spending a few days in