Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-14
UNDERWOOD

OVO W.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Rust left this
afternoon for Bismarck, where they
will reside for the winter.
Lloyd Standish unfortunately had
two OF his fingers badly bruised BY
10 car window dropping on them while
coming home from Bismarck.
Mrs. Frank Malloy left Thursday for
Bismarck, where she will submit ia
an operation. The children are in
care OF their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Reuter-.
Archie Fearseth, vino left last week
for his home at Plaza, Is now at the
hospital at Bismarck, suffering from
a severe attack Of pleurisy. We hope
for speedy recovery.
Richard Schwartz and family vacat-
ed their residence this week and
moved into the residence recently va.
Gated by Rev. Jones. Richard will
erect q new residence on the lots west
Of his workshop.
Nicholas Smith, eldest son OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Smith, Is very sick
with pneumonia, but at this writing
we are glad to hear he is considera-
bly, better. He 10 under the ARE Of
q special nurse from MinOt. r.
Frank, the 1S.months.old child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Parks, who has
been i'll the past month, died Monday.
Mrs. Parks accompanied the remains
to Hebron, Wednesday,. where inter.
sSNrpt Nv,f10 1N SNular Tho nsnnN ynI M.
rents have the sympathy Of the ell.
tire community.
c., A. Rust returned Thursday morn.
ing from Bismarck, where he visited
q few days with his daughter, Miss
Edna, and also took In the exposition.
Attorney Hoge went down to Bis
marck Thursday. He expected a dec..
sion from the supreme court Friday
In regards to the election contest in
stituted by Nels Oleson of Mercer.
Miss Anna Gradin was among the
excursiOnists that attended the expo.
sition at Bismarck Saturday. She
was taken Ill and vas obliged to re.
main at the capital city several days,
and was not able to return home un.
til Wednesday.
F. Krantz left Wednesday for his
home at Wheaton, Mimi. after several
days visit with his nephew, Gust va.
ger, at this place, and his son, Gust,
at Colehardbor. MI. Krantz was a
visitor some eight years ago when
many of the farmers had sod shan
ties. He was very much SURPRISED
to find the rapid progress OF the
country since that time.
Howard Adams Of the Atlantic Ele
yator was called to Hunter, N. D.
last week by a telegram announcing
the serious illness Of his mother. On
his arrival at Hunter he found hel
very low, but the appearance Of al
the children seemed to revive her and
she Ia nov on the road to recovery
Thisswas the first time In thirty year,
that the entire family had been to
gether.
Richard Schwartz became so alb
sorbed In the many interesting sights
he saw at the Bismarck Exposition
Thursday of last week that he mis-
calculated time and missed his train
and had to remain over q day. WI
will pass the matter up for this time
Richard, and say no more, but SHOULD
1t happen again we'll--well, just leave
that to US. Rich says it Is the frs
time in his life that he missed hi
train.
Henry Paul and son, August, have
entered into partnership and will con
duct q blacksmith shop in Underwood
contractor Houghteling moved the oil
Berger Bros. machine SHED and BARI
to the lot acros the street from Ed
gar & Gtillings' livery barn last week
The building has been rem0deled ant
will make a very suitable place for
shop. The"two !proprietors need N
Introduction to the public as the!
have resided in Underwood for a mum
Der Of years and arc we'll acquainted
Mr.. Paul ST., has the reputation o
being one OF the best blacksmiths II
the county and what he can't do il
his line can't be done in an ordinar!
shop. Underwood has needed anothe
shop for some time.