Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-07
GOODRICH

MISS OllVla Slmnlet spent SUNDAY
with her parents ut Denhoff.
A. J. Jackson who lives in the vi
cinlty Of Hurdsf1eld was a business
caller in town Tuesday.
Harold Baanna of the vicinity OF
Martin was %transacting business in
town Tuesday afternoon.
A. c. lsaminger. of Denhoff, was a
business visitor in town Tuesday aft
ernoon between trains.
Senator J. Il. Davis left yesterday
morning for Martin where he will look
after business interests.
j. T. Wyard was a visitor at the
Joseph Fleck farm six miles south.
west OF town Tuesday forenoon.
Casper Baken left Monday morning
for Anamoose where he will manage a
threshing outfit near that place.
Clifford Kelsven returned Tuesday
evening from Jamestown where he
spent Sunday with his brother.
Sheriff F. j. Callahan of McClusky
was a business caller in this place
Tuesday, while enroute to Martin.
Adolph Schlenker came down from
McClusky Monday to look after
%threshing operations on his farm near
here.
". H. Allen who spent the last
week looking after business interests
here, left Tuesday morning for his
home in Brush Lake, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kuh1 return.
ed home from Rochester. Mimi, Sat
urday where Mrs. MUM was receiving,
medical treatment.
Conrad Fitchner had an. exciting
time Monday afternoon when the team
he was driving ran away with a gaso.
line tank to which they were hitched.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Schmidt return,
ed Tuesday morning from McClusky
where they spent Sunday and Monday
visiting with relatives and friends.
Forrest Davis received word from
Chas. Robeck who Is now in the St.
Johns hospital at Fargo. The letter
states that the eye specialists have
given up hope Of saving the sight OF
the injured eye and that Mr.. Robeck
will be confined to a dark room for
the next month in order to save the
sight Of his other eye.
Ben Nickel, the manager Of the
Goodrich Lumber Co.'S Cash store is
1Unfnedzto his room with what threat.
ened to- be an attack Of typhoid fever.
However, under the skillful treatment
Of DR.. Donker he Is now rapidly re.
covering.
Y Mrs. W. A. Crary left for her home
at Grand Forks last Saturday morning
via jamestown where she will spend
q few days visiting. She was accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. r. M.
Davis who spent Sunday and Monday
at jamestown wishing relatives and
friends, returning home Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. John Porter arrived the latter
part of last week from Wing on the
Pingree Wilton line to spend a couple
Of weeks visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. w. Knepper OF this place.
AdOlph Schlenker returned to his
home at McClusky Tuesday evening
after spending the last few days look
ing after threshing operations on his
farm six miles south Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Stengel, arrived
here Tuesday evening from Milbank,
s. D., to spend q few days looking
after their farming interests and visit.
ing with the Jasmann family.
The telephone switchboard was re.
moved from the Jasmann office build.
ing Saturday evening to the new cen.
tral office at the south end Of Main
street. The new telephone system
being installed in GOODRICH Is rapidly
being completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Wilkinson and
daughter, Helen, left for Wing where
they will make their future home. MI.
Wilkinson having engaged In the grain
business at that point. The Wilkin.
sons have resided in Goodrich for the
past five years and have been pr0mi-
nent in business and social circles.
They leave q host OF friends in Good
rich who regret to see them leave
and who wish TEN prosperity and
In their new home.
Last Friday while working at his
farm, Charles Robeck mot with All
accident which may cause him to lose
the use OF one eye. It appears that
Nj. Robeck was lathing and IN break
q .Iath 4 piece fiew up hitting
him ii the eye with such force that
the ayeball was broken open. The In.
1ured man was taken to Harvey where