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

Mr.. Lewis 5Hafner of Lennon and
Miss Ruth Wellman Of Haynes, were
united In marriage at Hettinger by
Rev. George N Keniston. Mi. Hafner
conducts a meat market at Lennon
and he and hts bride will make their
home In that city
Mr.. and Mrs. FrediM. jackson have
arrived from their wedding trip and
have been busy since their arrival In
getting settled in their beautiful resi-.
dence in. the Johns-F Harrington ad.
dition. Many friends will welcome
Mr.. Jackson and his bride to the city.
The proposition Of deciding on
whether Adams county is to have an
agricultural and training school will
not be submitted to the voters at the
coming general election. The petit
ton for such as school was presented
to the county board at a special meet.
ing on Friday of last week and the
board by a vote Of two to one decided
that 1t should not go before the peo'
pc at this time.
A little girl in Il of the lower
grades of the Hettinger schools. was
reading q composition Of her own
work on Grants work in the Civil
War;" She got on swimmingly until
she reached Lees surrender at Ap.
pomattox Court House. Then she
told how Lee wore his sword and was
handsomely attired in full uniform;
while Grant" she announced i"had
on nothing but an old ragged union
suit"
Tom Callahan, a machine man who
makes considerable territory along
this line and whose headquarters are
at Lennon, In an interview said!
THE weather Of the past several days
has been ideal for threshing and the
threshers are taking advantage Of it.
Conditions are much improved over
these, Of ten days ago. 4Threshing In
the country from Lennon to Hettin.
ger IL at least half done and with two
weeks, of good weather practically
everything will be tireshed."
John O.. jacobson of Bucyrus, was!
In the city on his way to Eagle
Butte. Mr.. Jacobson has sold all his
stock and machinery and leased his
farm near Blcyrus. He will go to-
Arkansas for The winter and the
family will 60 to their old home at
Fountain, Minnesota. Mr. &Jacobson's
health has not been the best Of late
and he THINKS that q sojourn In Ark.
ansas Viii do him good. The Jacob
sons are good people and their many
friends trust that they may soon1re-
turn to make their home on their
Adams county farm.
Rev. Gunderson, ahis sister, Miss
Martha, and Miss Elizabeth ThOmp-
son attended a convention and sdedi-
cation OF the Haug Is Synod Lutheran
church which was held nine miles
north of Rliame. Rev. Ekse assisted
by Prof. Wee of Red Wing Seminary,
Rev. Oppedahl superintendent OF mis-.
sions, and ather ministers performed
the ~dedicat6ry service. This Is the
first church to be erected in the dis.
trict and 1t is under the charge OF
Rev. Carlson Of Rhalne. At the meet.
ing subsequent to the dedication q
new district was formed to be known
as the Missouri Slope district.
Rev. George N. Remission aud Ills
neighbors west Of the city. are making
use .of q farmers cifcuating library
and all who are using 1t fitfdssit so IN.
teresting and helpful that they want
the farmers OF the county to know
about 1t. Each of these libraries con,
si6ts OF twenty volumes, on general
farm topics. It is sent out by2 the
State Library Commission at Bis
mArcks for the free use OF the farmers.
Insecure the library 1t = ,onlysneces,