Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-04
pert and they guarantee the best Of

pert and they guarantee the best OF
satisfaction.
The county commissioners have
given every attention possible as to
the be%tte-nent OF the roads in Nor
ton county during the past month";
Several new road drags have been
purchased and distributed among the
various districts. having received
them the early part of last week.
The other day Il car load Of culverts
were received and the commissioners
have been busy having them taken to
the destinations to which they have
been assigned. Upon the completion
'Of the work now laid out to be done
On the country roads, Morton county
will have roads second to none.
Mrs. G. A. Rendon was hostess to
a large gathering of her friends, who
were most royalty entertained We'd
nesday afternoon at cards. Those
present report having a most enjoy
able afternoon.
Auditor Of Agencies w. c. Taylor
has been in the city the last two days
making the transfer between G. ID.
Sterling, who for many years was
| agent at the terminal of the Northern
Pacific, and Chas. Van Soelen, who
| will succeed Mr.. Sterling. Mr.. Van
| Soelcn has been cashier in the freight
office for many years and is fully
competent to fill the position tender.
eG him, though he may only mold the
position tempo arily. viii u i IS M
derstoOd is left optional with him.
The cashiership will be given to Art.
Kuiebler, COR maav yeas connected
with the freight Office here. ll.i will
nc doubt do ~lus-i.:e ID his promotion.
Yesterday morning the lightning
struck the hone of Mr.. Chas. EdQuist
ald gave Mrs. Edquist a very severe
shock, knocking her down. The light
ming did considerable damage to the
house, but there were several nearby
and quick action prevented any fire
from starting. John Winehandle.
who was also close to the house when
the lightning struck was stunned.
Intense excitement prevailed a short
inc after the accident happened, but
Mrs. Edquist is no worse off for her
experience.
A very pretty Weu~-ng was solem-
nized at the Catholic church Tuesday
morning, when Miss Pauline Cooper
became the bride of Joseph Sagmiller,
both of this city. The bride was at
tended by Miss Katherine Haider and
Miss Katherine Kulsmen and John
Sagmiller, a brother of the groom,
and Ralph FriesZ acted as best
There was a large number of friends
at the church to witness the popular
young couple Joined in the holy bonds
of matri.nony. After the services at
the church, which occurred at 800
a. m, they were taken to the home
of Mrs. J. f. Sagmiller, where an ele-
giant wedding breakfast awaited them.
Upon his return from viewing the
new road project near Ft. Rice, Con-
missioner John Ellison met with a
painful accident that resulted in the
fracturing of his right leg. 1t seems
that he was walking rapidly towards
one of Gwyther's popular places. OF
business when he was called by ONE
one; he turned rapidly around and
fell in such a manner as to sustain
the aforesaid injuries. Dr.. Bunting
was Immediately summoned and he
came at once to Fort Rice He per-
formed suck medical operations az
was necessary and the patient was
taken to Mandan and put in the hos
pital. At this writing Mr.. Ellison is
recovering as rapidly as could be ex-
pected.