Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-11
STERLING

NcO. MANLY, 81, arrived none from
Medina Tuesday in time to cast his
vote. The Big Chief was in charge
of the extra steel gang for the N. P.
dailway at that place, putting down
new rails on the main line.
DR.. Griebenow of Bismarck announc.
ed the birth of a baby boy to Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Lundquist. last Monday,
and that mother and son were doing
well.
A. C. Laird came in town Tuesday
to use hisvoting privilege and do some
shopping.
Chas. Gaskill shipped a car of whea.
TO Duluth last week, loaded over the
new grain loading platform.
The Sterling Dance orchestra have
been engaged to play for the Thanks
giving ball at .lcKenzie Wednesday
night, November 9th.
Mrs. J.. G. Kendall of MONT was q
visitor in town Monday on business.
The Tribune demonstrated it's met
ropolitan facilities Wednesday morn.
ing by getting out a 500 a. m. cleo.
ton extra, giving a nearly complete
and accurate tabulation OF Tuesdays
results. The Tribune management
are to he complimented upon their be.
ing in q position to give the people
such up-to-the.minute service that ON.
ly q be duplicated in the large east.
ern cities.
E. l.. Mackenroth, wire chief for the
IN. P. at Fargo, and two other tele.
phone inspectors made a trip over the
division last week on a gasoline mo.
tor car checking up the equipment.
Next Friday, the 10Th, is the big
turkey rattle and dance given by Ell.
sus Elness at Driscoll.
A small fire was started in Martin
Nelson's laundry room, from q defect.
i've stove pipe, Saturday morning, but
was discovered in time to proven. a
large loss.
L. H. Random and wife of Dawson
came up Wednesday to visit a few
days with Mr.. Random's folks.
Chas. Boardman, travelling auditor
for Powers Elevator company, motor.
ed here in his Ford roadster from
jamestown Sunday, to look over the
company's business at this place.
Pete Random. who is running q
threshing machine. near Steele, came
home Tuesday to help elect a presi.
dent.
J.. H. Smith went up to the capital
city again Thursday to be treated for
appendicitis, in an effort to cure same
without the need of the surgeons
knife.
Mrs. P. Random went to Bismarck
Thursday to consult a doctor about
her injured foot. Mrs. Random step.
ped in a nail nearly two weeks ago
and the wound has given her much
pain since.
The Sterling Apiece dance orches.
ira, consisting Of violin, cornet, cello
and drum, commenced practicing last
week, in readiness for the many en-.
Engagements this winter. H. H. Ellis.
worth, manager, announces all. new
and up to date music and reasonable
terms. n. :
e. w. Wakefield Of Driscoll spent a
few hours here Thursday on private
business.
I w. E. Runey and Snyder are load.
Ing a. car OF wheat that is being
threshed from the Runey land.
Mrs. Mayer Of Steele visited over
Friday with her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Manley.
Rev. B. Goebel Of Bismarck held
Catholic services at Matt. Benzmil-
ler's residence Sunday.
Mrs. Theron Ellison accompanied
her daughter to Bismarck Sunday to
consult q doctor about q growth on
the little girls cheek.
Leo. Whiting went into the county
seat Sunday to visit q friend.
Al serious accident was narrowly
averted Sunday afternoon, when Mrs.
MERGERS horses became frightened
and got away from her, but were
stopped after a hard chase by Martin
Nelson.
BISMARCK GIRL HAS FRUIT FARM
II will be Of interest to many Bis.
marckers who know Miss Esther Bar.
ton, that she 10 enjoying life In Santa
Re, N. NJ. She left for the west two
years ago, and now has q pisition
with the internal revenue department,