Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-11
City News

DR.. N. O. Ramstad of Bismarck is
making a visit in st. Paul and Min
neapolis. He will also visit at points
in Wisconsin before returning.
st. Georges Guild will meet tomor-
ow Thursday afternoon at 2:3O
,'clock with Mrs. f. l. Conklin, and a
God attendance is expected.
County Auditor F,aherty sold all OF
he 1911 real estate taxes that had
become delinquent Tuesday. There
we're - or Is bidders. some of whom
we're eastern parties, but great deal
# the real estate was sold to local
people.
Among those who are coming home
rom college for the holiday season
md were omitted mention in yester-
lays edition, are. Filney Baker and
Thomas burke from st. Thomas col
eye at St, Paul and Miss Marjorie
1ustafson from the Valley City Nor
nal
At a meeting of the school board
leld Tuesday evening it was decided
hat there would be bu. one weeks
vacation during the holiday season.
School will close Friday Dec. 20, and
will open again Tec. 80, though the
choCls will be closed New Years day,
he Wednesday following. The mat
;er Of completing the finishing of the
gymnasium was discussed at the
meeting OF the board. -.r-
Grant Call leaves this evening for
Minneapolis to attend the general
meeting of the Goodridge- Call Lumber
company which c0nvenes there this
week. Mr.. Call says that business has
')een much better than last year this
ime, but that collections are rather
slow yet. He will remain in the cities
couple OF weeks, returning in time
% spend Christmas at home.
Mark /. Oseth, who was admitted
% practice as an attorney at the bar
examinatio ton held at Fargo last week,
VS. appointed Tuesday as assistant
states attorney by States Attorney
Smith to fill the vacancy left by At
torney McCurdy some time ago. Mr..
Oseth has been connected with the
supreme court for some time, and
will make well qualified member of
the Burleigh county bar.
A. Doehie, clerk OF school district
No. 81, who is also clerk for his town.
ship, was among the farmers from
he extreme southeastern part of Bur-
'eigh county transacting business in
he city Tuesday. Although receiving
his mail at Braddock, Mr.. Doehle has
all his interests in this county and is
thoroughly posted on political and
other conditions of this section Of the
state. o. B Swanson and Je1s P.
Jenson, both Of whom reside at Brad.
lock-, came up witll< Mr. Dohle. Mr..
Jensen received his second papers al
this session of the district court and
his neighbors were. his witnesses.
A daughter was born Tuesday morn.
'ng to Mr.. and Mrs r. D. Ward Of Gar.
rison, at the Bismarck hospital. Ralph
Of course is all smiles since the young
lady's arrival, but there is question
II he is more happy than Register r.
N. Stevens Of the Bismarck land
office, the young lady's grandpa.
Steve" tbs said has already made
arrangements to have Miss Ward
MAKE her home most of the time at
the Stevens residence.
Pat Lyons OF Steele was in town
yesterday on business, and renewed
old acquaintance. Mr.. Lyons Is in.
terested in the Olmstad Tractor COM
pany and was here to see DR.. Tracey,
who is also member of the firm.
Mr.. Lyons left last night for Big Tim
ber Mont, where there are several
Of these new engines at work, being
tried out. ID,
& VIM. Jones of Linton, registered at
the Grand Pacific Tuesday and trans
acted business In the city. Mr.. Jones
previous 10 The term Of the present