Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-30
Sterling

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A good sized crowd saw the game
and all voted 1t the best they had seen
in some time.
F. J. Stevenson. e%presenting the
1lumely Traction Co., was a Sterling
business visitor on Friday.
Lauchlin Mckay and l.. l.. Amund-
sen were passengers to the Exposition
City from Mckenzie on Monday.
Guy Harvey was seen on our streets
Thursday morning making deliveries
of the self-heatnig flat:irons he took
orders for a few weeks ago.
Mrs. p. Random and Mae went to
Fargo on Friday, returning Monday.
Mrs Random is fast recovering from
her recent accident to her foot.
Mrs. J. J. Nierling went to James.
town from Bismarck Monday to be in
attendance at the funeral OF a friend
of hers. She came back home Tues
day.
Mrs. W. C. Belk and children re.
turned from Belficld on Monday where
they have visited at Mrs. Belk's par
entail home. w. C. has not had a
square meal since she left and was
at the depot two hours before the
train came in.
Miss Blanche Kiser returned from
Bismarck Oh Monday. Miss Kiser has
been an inma ct of the Bismarck Hos
pital for a week or so due to opera
ton f OF tonsilitis. She Is about re-
lowered now and will no doubt be be-
hind the counters at Parke's in a few
days. ., ~
The warm weather of the past few
days has made the crops come along
in fine shape. The rain of last week
gave them a good start and warm
. weather was needed to pull the graz
along. With a few rains from time
to time this summer and a good crop
will be assured.
No doubt Howard Ellsworth will be
back on the jo next week, and look
after the editing of these columns.
We expect he will prepare a story of
his eastern trip which should e very
interesting reading. Howard has been
to Baltimore, New York, Niagara
Falls, Albany. Chicago and many 9th.
er large cities.
We are going to stop right here In
the middle of this column long enough
to thank Emery Gilchrist for that win
ming score Of last Sunday. And when
we are on the subject we want to say
that that same Emery Gilchrist Is
some ball player. We sure do like to
see him come to bat when we want 4
run. Shake, Gil.
Dutch" Nieman was on the mound
for the Stars, and Lipnitz was the
artist for the visitors. They both
pitched fine ball and the honors were
about even between them. Niemln
struck out 8 and Lipnitz was the cause
of 8 men flaming the breezeg. Both
teams supported their pitchers in lea.
made.
r. n. johnson and wife returned to
their farm north of Sterling on Wed.
nesday. They have spent the winter
in st. aul where Tyler held a position,
but the spring brought remembrances
of the balmy North Dakota air, and
"all the kings horses and all the
kings men" could not have kept these
two away. They simply can't stay
away from it.
The Mckenzie Reds meet the Dris-
coll Cubs on the Driscoll grounds this
coming Sunday. These teams are
very evenly matched and t he game
should be very interesting. The Ster.
ling Stars play the Mckenzie. Reds
at Mckenzie the next Sunday-June
9Th. The Stars will have no game
this coming Sunday and will no doubt
be found on the roofing line in Dris-
coll. r..
F.. +. lice was in the capital city
Tuesday. Frank has been very sue
~cessful lately in getting a number Of
wolves and he cashed in some SIP
worth Of them. Mr.. Rive is probably
INC OooI uuuICl Ill lulS SiClIlLy. we
were driving close to Sibley Butte
Monday and saw him and his outfit
perched on its highest p eak, so ex-
pect he will come home in a day or
SO with a big haul.
One more scalp was added to the
STERLING Stars belt last Sunday. The
best played game SO far this season.
and we doubt very much whether an
other game will be its equal. The
newly organized Driscoll Cubs came
up with blood in their eyes, and in
their minds had the game already
won. We had a little something up
our sleeves though and although we
made no boasts we doing a lot
of thinking.
If any of our readers have any base
ball grounds they want worked down,
We want to recommend Martin Han.