Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-05
GARRISON

Ed Norris, sJr, was here from Bis.
marck betwecn trains Saturday,
Rem and Ed AnaOker OF Dlacxwate,
| were passengers up ::le line Monday
Mrs. +. p. Buick OF Elbowoods was
a Bismarck caller the latter part o.
the week.
Miss Mabel Lee Of Emmett was ,
passenger Monday for Valley City,
! where she will enter school.
Miss Jane Dougherty returned
Thursday from Minnesota, wher
she has spent most u the past year,
Mrs. G. +. Bloom returned to he,
home near Roseslen the last of the
week after a visit in South Dakota.
Miss Rhoda Johnson, living cas-
Of town, left for Valley City Monda.
TO attend the normal at that place.
Miss Aldyth Ward returned TO Bis
marck Thursday after a visit with her
brother, Ralph Ward, and wife, OF
Emmett.
Miss Ruth Brammer arrived here
the latter part OF the week from Hart
ord City, Ind. and is the guest OF
| Mrs. Truman Yeager.
The school teachers all are at HON
again and back at the regular routine
Of teaching. They report a most ed
| lying and enjoyable time at the inst
tute.
A. Abbott of Minot came the latte
part Of the week for Il short visit Will
Friends here.
j. X. Hamilton and his guest. J
w. Coven, Of Lawrence. Nas., wcr'
passengers for Bismarck Monday a.
iernOOn.
VIM. II. Johnson and vile left TO
Bismarck Monday after a snort sta,
n town in the interests Of the North
western Agriculturist.
Miss ConneA arrived from Caring
,on the latter part Of the week and
will teach in this vicinity, probabl.
the DeHaven school.
Ole Tronrud was here last weel
and purchased back the livery bust
ness from Chas. George, selling asail
almost Immediately TO Hagcr & Ollie!
who took owe the management Of the
business yesterday. Both the ley
owners are experienced livery men
being the owners OF the only Other
livery barn in town-and are prepar
ed to give complete satisfaction tC
their customers. Mr.. George, the re
firing owner, has no definite plans
las yet. The new men will run the
water tank and conduct the business
in general as formerly.
A business deal Vas put through
last week between H. T. Nelson an6
John Fisher, whereby Mr.. Fisher be
came the proprietor Of the Nelson
! establishment and Mr.. Nelson the
owner of the Fisher residence. Mr.
and Mrs. Fisher will remain in their
house until next June, up to which
| time Mr.. Nelson expect; to stay IN
town and look after his lano and
property interests. Mr.. Fisher viii
continue the jewelry ard notion store
as usual and will be better prepared
to give Information as to the manage
ment of his. newly acquired estab
lshment in a few days than he Is
just at present.
E1OW . IulS III d 1VVV buoiICie
|of wheat from 700 acres. That is
what has been accomplished by Espey
lash Of Coleharbor. Mr.. Ash expects
his wheat crop to reach a total Of
f250O0 bushels. Who wouldn't be
North Dakota farmer?
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Casselman
who have been visiting the lady's
brother and sister, Dr.. Johnny Robin
|son and Mrs. r. H. Ray, and Other
Irelatives here for several days, lef,
for Washburn Monday for a visit be
Efore returning to their home at Rich
mOnd, Va. '"." T. d. ".
G. p. Fredendoll purchased thu
Farm of Alvin Anders0n's down OF
stevenson Flat, adjoining the Freden
Edoll place, one day last week, the dea
being made Just before Mr.. Ander
&IftG.%.s R@ n.