Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-21
here for a few days attending to the
formers interests before going to his
HEADQUARTERS at Bismarck.

here for a few days attending to the
formers interests before going to his
Headquarters at Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt, Benzmiller was
pleasantly surprised Wednesday even
ing when a number of their Sterling
friends and neighbors walked in on
them somewhat, Unexpectedly. The
merry making commenced at once
with progressive whist being the most
interesting event and continued With
much rivalry until time to feast. Mr..
ald Mrs. E. L. Amundsen won the
genjiemen's and ladies prizes res
pectfully, evidently as =. L. A. said,
to demonstrate their winning abilities
ere they. depart for Iowa. Dave Poin-
dexter tied Mr.. Amundsen for first
place but lost On cutting cards for
the highest spot. Miss May Random
was a close second to Mrs. Amund-
sen. The supper that was Unfinished
by the guests proved to be the thing
looked forward to and Nrtainly no
one vas disappointed as to the quail
Eity or quantity of the many delectable
viands.
Herman Nieman who attended the
masquerade ball at Motif last Satur-
Gay night acted as judge Of costumes
and his decisions We're satisfactorily
received.
The Thanksgiving dance at Mofft
is going to be a grand affair and a re-
cord breaking crowd is promised.
Miss Hulda Gunderson of Driscoll
visited at Sterling between trains
Tuesday.
Henry Wildfang has accepted the
asst. cashiership Of the Sterling site
bank to assume his duties about Dec
18th. "Heinie" has numerous friends
in this vicinity and the winning way
of making more, that will assure him
OF a successful business relation.
Rev. B. Goebel of Bismarck held
Catholic services at Matt. Benzmiller's
re.idence Saturday morning depart
ing.on the afternoon train fer Hazel
ton. i
Chas. Kelly's sale on his farm north
Of here Saturday was we'll attended
and everything brought fairly good
prices with Ed. Rafer auctioneering.
Rev. o. B. Belsheim wasaan arrival
Saturday from Mandan to christen
Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Nelson's young
{ssson.g
Dave Ellison departed Saturday fol-
K%irksville,3 Mo, after having enjoyed
the past three months of Dakota eli
mate while visiting his brother and
other relatives.
Presley M. Gosney left from hero
and his brother Lloyd from Braddock
Saturday for Trenton, Neb., where
they were called on account of the
sudden illness of their father.
Martin Nelson is carrying a full
line of fresh meats TO rthe winter al
This meat market that has been clos
ed for several months.
j. C. Savage departed for his home
in Pennsylvania where he will spend
the winter months.
Mrs.. K. C.. Fogarty was a passenger
to the capital city Monday to visit
her dentist.
Ray Lappier. and wife. departed
Tuesday e~farn444enry, S. D.
Miss Rose Morgan was an arriva'
from Page Thursday to sojourn with
her sister Mrs. Matt. Benzmiller and
family for a short period.
Mrs. Max Lang's sister left Friday
Tor her home at Morris, Mimi. at
Ter a pleasant visit on the Lang farm
north of here.
Ray Sandry shipped a car Of cattle
to. st. Paul Saturday accompanying
the car himself. Ray will continue
on to Clear Lake, Iowa, and remain
for several weeks.
w. P. Heaton shipped tyo cars
ofsheep to Chicago SATURDAY., accom-.
Eanying them himself.
This sumptuous fur coat is of leop.
ard skins.swith collar and cuffs Of fox.
1t is not only a smart and modish
1wran for street wear, but makes a
handsome motoring coat.