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

operation on Mrs. NJ. L. Larson last
Saturday morning. The operation,
while not serious, was 4 very delicate
ono end at the present time Mrs.
Larson Is getting along very well.
William Henry Newcomb, aged ID
years, died ut the home OF his son,
Benjamin Newcomb, northwest OF
Oakdale, September 20, following a
long illness. Funeral services were
held from the home aud temporary
interment made at the home.
Manager i. l.. Wing, Of the PEG;
pies Telephone company Of Taylor.
was q business visitor in Manning
last Saturday. The company now has.
about two hundred miles OF telephone.
line in Dunn county and may plan
many improvements tho coming year.
Ruder & Macovitz, proprietors OF
the Leader store, are f%reighting goods
to their new store at Emerson. The
Emerson hall building has been re.
modelled and made into a first class
store room and they expect to be
ready for business witt in a few days.
Some Of the necessary furniture Is
being freighted from the store here
and the stock will be hauled from
Taylor.
The new fixtures for the First State
bank Of Manning have arrived and
have been placed In losition. The fix
lures are oak, fitted with etched glass
with steel grill work on top of the
counters, marble slabs at both wick
cts, and present a handsome appear
ance in the new banking room. The
other furniture in the room, filing
cases, desks. ETC., correspond.
G. G. Kapefovitz, the president Oh
the institution, will remain IN charge
for the present, with Otto J. Wick,
Of Anamose, n. D., assistant. AS soon
as the bank examiner arrives the
bank will open for business.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dawes and
Mrs. G. w. isham, mother Of Mrs.
Dawes, went To- Dickinson last Friday
and on Monday .irs. Dawes was op.
Grated on at the hospital for appen'
dicitis. Word was received by rela'
tives here that she was getting along
as well as could be expected follow
ing the operation.
, j. T. jenkins leaves today for his
home in East Monroe, Ohio, following
a visit of three months at the homes
of his son and daughter, Il. X. Jeink-
ms and Mrs. Manson Whiteman. The
News publisher accompanied him as
far as Bismarck to spend a few days
taking in the sights at the Industrial
Exposition.
; Threshing operations in Dunn coun.
ty have been resumed after an idle
ness of more than two weeks on ac'
count of continued wet weather. The
first few days of October have been
all that could be desired for this sea-
son OF the year and the farmers arc
now all in a rush to complete their
work before actual winter sets in.
While hauling grain last Sunday.
Mike Blanco, who lives five miles
north of town, was injured by being
thrown from the top Of the load
when the wagon a into a rut and
tipped over. He has suffered copsid'
cradle pain since the accident arE has
had several commissions. DR.. Smith
was called and rendered medical at
tention to the unfortunate man.
The First State bank OF Golden
Valley, Mercer county, whose charter
has been granted for several months,
was opened for business Oct. ]. We
are informed that Mr.. Juzeler, a very
prominent rancher O. that vicinity, IL
to be president and Charles Scharf, OF
Krem, cashier. The other directors
are to be H. II. Lyon, of Minneapolis
~. N. Janzen, ]. T.. Stephens and l.