Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-21
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William II. Brown and his private
secretary, Miss FLASHER, left for Chi.
cago after spending y few days in
town attending to business matters.
A consignment of nursery shipments
arrived in town this week from Clin-
ton Falls. This speaks much for the
enterprise on the part Of our citizens
as nothing adds more to the appear.
ance OF a town as a nice display OF
trees. -r.,
Mrs. Chas. Gage left last week for
Decatur, Ind, where she will spend
the winter with relatives and friends.
Charley recently threshed $500 bush.
els of wheat and as soon as he can
get away will join his wife and spend
the winter In Decatur.
Mrs. A. C. Vorous is ut the Bismarck
hospital receiving treatment for kid
! ney trouble. The many friends OF
Mrs, Vorous regret to learn OF this
and sincerely hope she will soon be
home again improved III health. AT
the present writing MI. VOrous says
his wife. is feeling much better.
j.. X. 0ilbreath of Minneapolis was
in town this week. Mr.. Gilbreath is
a son of Commissioners Of Agriculture
Gilbreath, who scored such 2 bis sue
cess with the recent agricultural ex'
position at Bismarck. J. r. is an G n
thsuiastic booster for Hettingel' coun.
ty> and lie has many friends In Mott
who are always pleased to 9 him.
George Brockmeyer was in town
this week and during a very pleasant
! talk said that he was going to build
"a house and barn on the farm of A.
M. Eckles, the southeast or. Of Sec.
1924. The house, will be 26x30 and
a very good barn will be butt. The
place where Mr.. Eckles is now living
Is owned by DR.. Tuthill Of Leroy, ILL.,.
and he will rent it to someone else
next year. rsa
Mons Nelson of Regent was in town
this week and said the farmers ele.
vator at Regent is now completed and
Is open for business. During the first
day the elevator took in 20 loads Of
grain and everything looks bright for
q most successful year. N. D. Poor
Is temporary agent, but 1t Is expected
that a permanent agent will be locat-
ed there Immediately.
Gottleib Bregeizer, who narrowly es.
capped losing his life. and lost an arm
by the accidental discharge Of a shot.
gun some three weeks ago, left for
his home north Of here on "Wednesday.
The injured man is :convalescing very
nicely, the wound, although not com.
pletely healed, is doing fine, and be-
ing that threshing operations are 80.
ing on at his farm this week, he was
anxious to be present, SC DR.. Redman,
the attending physician, decided to let
him go. 's
30. Thorkelson has returned from
Valley iCty, his former home, where
, he was. called some WQlweeks- ago on
account Of the death OF his father, one
,of the pioneer settlers of the Red Riv-
Ter Valley country. The many friends
LOT Mr.. and Mrs. Thorkelson in this
community are extending deep SYM
pathy during these very trying hours,
which were more saddened when 1t
was learned that his sister, who has
been a visitor for come time during
the summer at Mott, was lin a very
serious condition as a result from the
shock received upon finding the body
'of her parent, cold in death at his
office. Reports received by MI. Thor
lkelson since arriving home are en-
%couraging and it is sincerely hoped
that the young lady will recover.
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