Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-08

Is not one.fourth done. As this Is hut
forerunner OF what is to happen
later in the season It is very evident
that before the first of the year the
Adams county Golfers will be filed to
Foveriowihg.
A baby boy was born on Monday
Inorning to Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. barry.
Mrs. Frank Zenk has hcen the guest
Tor the Ahlness family at Rhame the
lpast week.
A.. r. Miller returned Tuesday from
ISionX City where he marketed three
lear loads of beef cattle.
O. w. Bonner OF Shields was in the
lefty the first of the week rs tho
lguest of his "rother, n. T.. Bonner.
J. C. Slack OF the Twin City Bridge
company was in the city Wednesday
looking after business matters. ,
Holsey Johnson returned Friday
from Michigan where he has spent the
past year, He will take n position
in the c. NJ. & p. s. freight Office.
r.. ]. French and Editor Skinner
of the Regent Times are In the city
today Editor Skinner publishes a live
wire.
Mrs. George !. Becker left Tuesday
for Bismarck where she will look att.
er the women's department of the
Adams county exhibit at the cXposi.
ton.
Walter Hitzemann left last evening
for Aberdeen and st. Paul thence to
Todd county, Minnesota whore he
will join Mrs. Hitzemann and spend
two or three weeks with relatives. Of
DR.. Davis, brother of County Com
missioner Josh Davis, arrived this
morning from Shelby county, Iowa,
and left on the local freight for Reed
cr where he will visit his brothers.
The repOrt of the state board OF
health for July shows ten births to
one death for, the month in Adams
county. Ahat, by the way, IS Adams
%county's usual proportion-ten live
Jones to one dead one.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Raines and lit
tie daughter, Alice, will leave in a
few days on a months vacation. They
will visit Seattle, Tacoma. Portland
and returning east will visit Chicago
and the Twin Cities.
A pair. of shetland ponies arrived
by express Tuesday from Milford,
Iowa. They are a handsome little
Ispan of bays and are the property Of
l.. NJ. Lauck of Grand River who
bought them for his children.
Pres. Fred T.. Smith of the State
Scicnce School at Wahpcton, who de.
livered an address to the Adams
connty teachers last evening, left this
afternoon for Bowman where he will
give n lecture to the Bowman county
teachers.
Mrs. p. G.. O'Mallcy, Of pocatcllo.
Idaho, formerly Miss Zoe Henry, ar
rived Saturday for a visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Henry.
Mrs. O'Malley is on her return from
q trip to Joliet. North Dakota, Win
nipeg and other points.
Miss Ida M. Bernhard. who has
been deputy in the county auditors
office the past four years, resigned her
position on October 1 and left on
Tuesday for her old home at Greene,
Iowa. After a short visit at Greene,
Ih 1873 btIiitluIu Will go W ILOS hhS''''
where she will spend the winter With
her sister.
O.. n. Peterson returned Wednes-
day morning from the Bismarck tx
position where he has been looking
alter the Adams county exhibit and
boosting for Adams county. He says
that Adams cointy's special car went
through in good condition. Adams
%cOunty has probably the best booth as
to location in the exposition building
and the Adams county samples are
not excelled by any as to quality. Mr..
Peterson says however that other
counties have clearly outdistanced
us in the matter Of displaying their
products. Some counties spent from
$500 to $1,000 on arranging their OK"
hibits alone and in addition spent
|plenty of time. Some OF them worked
weeks on the proposition and hired
artists to arrange their booths. How.
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