Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-08

great aIlOuHt OF lie mas
a fine farm a Washburn: has serv.
ed his county IS commissioner a1d
auditor; boosts always for Washburn
and Mclean county and has the rep,,.
tation OF lighting for what he believes
to be right. If his district does not
get what is coming to it while Mr..
wing represents it his constituents
may rest assured that it is not his
fault.
Burt c. Lauranc OF Coleharbor, Is a
guest In the city and is stopping at
the Grand Pacific. Mr.. Lauraae is
farming near Coleharbor and the r,ast
season had 600 acres in crop. He is
another advocate Of diversified farm.
ing and in addition to farming oper.
atoms raises horses, cattle and thor.
ough.breed Poland China hogs.
County Auditor J. A. M.Gregor Of
Billings county, is a guest at the Nc.
kenzie. He is now serving on the lat.
ter end of what he says Is his last
term as county auditor. Mr.. McGregor
has q fine ranch near Medora and will
probably devote more of his time to
the ranch should he retire from offlc-
ial life at the close of his present term
P. J. Fellows Of Sheridan, WyO.,
was numbered among the guests OF
the Mckenzie yesterday. Mr.. Fellows
has been in Bismarck before and has
taken quite an interest In the growth
of the city. One thing Mr.. Fellows
mentioned and that was that Wyom-
ing, Montana and North and South
Dakota would lave to go some to pro
duce as fine a hotel as the Mckenzie
and-in his judgment-those states
lare there in the producing business.
Misses Mabel johnson and Hilda
VAIL, who spent the holidays with
their parents at Washburn, have re-
turned to Valley City, where they are
attending the Normal.
Philip Froelich Of Fort Rice, who
has been the guest Of his brother-in-
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. George
Renner, of this city, for a couple OF
days, has returned home. a.
Miss COrnelia Blexrud Of Wilton
was a guest OF the Grand Pacific yes
terday.
George Elhard Of Gackle, who was
a member Of the house in the session
of 1907, vas a guest OF the Mckenzie
Tuesday. Mr.. Elhard is president OF
the State Dank of Gackle and never
EOverlOoks an opportunity to. speak
kind words Of his section Of the Slope.
Representative Fl. H. France or
Gackle engaged rooms at the Mcken-
zie and is serving his second term In
the house. Mr.. France is manager OF
the ''Salzer Lumber company at
Gackle and lis one Of the best mixers
of the present session.
Hon. c.. C. Turner Of Gladstone,
Stark county, is serving his first term
in the house and engaged rooms at
the Mckenzie. Mr.. Turner is in the
real estate business and when asked
if he farmed any said something to
the effect that he did a little-but
had only 1900 acres III small grain
during the past season. D..
Representative John S. Kyllo OF
Grand Forks county is serving his
second term in the house. Mr.. Kyllo
farms extensively and his farm near
McCanna is one illustration OF what
the practical farmer "a do when
good business judgment is combined
! with a thorough knowledge Of the
proper method Of conducting and op-
Grating a large farm. Mr.. Kyllo i'm.
presses n with the idea that the in.
terests of his constituents will not
be neglected while he is on the Job.
Services will be held every evening
except Saturday at the Evangelical
church on Rosser and 9TH street. Wed.
nesday: Home mission and Jewish
mission; Thursday, Foreign mission:
Friday, Families, Schools and lnsti.
tutes. Everyone cordially invited to
attend these services.
W. C. MENGEs, Pastor.
Rev. H: C. Lehner Of Fargo is among
the arrivals in the city and is the
guest Of Rev. Menges and Rev. Brem.
err. He will remain here for several
days. Rev. Lehner was pastor of the
Evangelical church In this city two
years ago.
Thomas Thompson, ST., of Eau
Claire, Wis, was a guest Of the Grand
Pacific last night and leaves on the
north bound 500 this morning for
Washburn where he will visit for some
time with his cons, Thomas, Jr., and
Frank. The boys are two of the Nc.
Lean county capitals leading business
men and their father visits them a,
intervals OF about two years.
Miss Elizabeth Burke, daughter Of
Governor Burke, and her brother,
Thomas, have returned to- St. Paul,
where Miss Elizabeth is attending the
Visitation convent and Master Tho:n-
as is attending st. Thomas college.
Lee Halloran and Finley Baker, both
of whom are attending St. Thomas
college, have also erturned to st.
Paul, to resume their studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hughes and
their son left on a visit to Los Ange.
les, Cal, and will go from there to
San Francisco to visit relatives and