Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-02
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A marriage license vas ISSUED
Tuesday afternoon TO Tyler N. John.
sou Of Sterling, and Miss Nellie NJ.
Snyder of Mckenzie.
B. S. Brynjolfson, a prominent res.
ident oil Grand Forks, was q guest o!
the Mckenzie Tuesday. Mr.. Bryn.
jolfson is an influential member OF
the political party which won fame
and power by selecting Woodrow vii.
son as its standard bearer and Is
credited with the distinction OF hav.
ing discovered Governor Burke.
Leo LAWYER, an einploye of the Nc.
KenZle lunch room, who has been III
a, st. Alexius hospital for about 10
days, had such a serious attack OF
pneumonia that it was deemed neces-
sary to send a message to his par
eat5. Monday evening his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Lawler OF Faith,
S. OAK. arrived in the city and Wis.
tied their son at 1.-THE hospital. The
young man has been very sick, but 1t
is thought that with CAREFUL nursing
and medical attendance he may soon
be on the road to recovery
Isaac MAJ cOvitz of Wing made final
proof on his homestead at the land OF.
flee Tuesday morning. Isaac Bern.
stein of Wing and Joseph Handelman
OF Regent were his witnesses.
Miss Hazel R~ingenburg OF Hazelton
will open a term Of school in Burnt
Creek district Monday morning.
School No. 2 in the district mention
ed is the one over which Miss Ring
enburg will preside, the school being
one that has been closed for about
2 years, because until now there had
not been the required number OF Chill.
dren OF school age in that part Of the
district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Oberg of Brad
dock are in the city, having been call
ed here to attend a little daughter,
about 70 years Of age, who has been
quite i'll, '.
Mrs. Frank Kocher, ST., of WOgans.
port. is a patient at St. Alexius hos
pital and is very low with am attack
'of pneumonia. Mrs Kooher was tax
ell sick Sunday and Tuesday morning
Was tdeliriolIs. In fact, her condition
was such Tuesday morning that she
did not recognize her husband.
Among those t~lansacting business
az the county offices Tuesday were:
Ed! Adams of Brittin; H. Helgeson Of
D%riscoll; J. w. Olson, proprietor Of
the Dakota House at Wilton; Ed. Con-
ley of Mckenzie; Andrew Niya OF
Wing, and Abba Erstrom of Baldwin.
Miss Ruth Hardy of B,lrnstad has
engaged a school in Andrews town
Ship and expects to begin upon her
new duties next Monday morning.
The school lis in the vicinity of Re
gan postoffice. ..Hs, -
Two OF Burleigh county's popular
young people were made happy last
Thursday, December Goth, when Miss
Alice Parson and Van Nathan Couch
both OF Baldwin, were united in mar.
riage by Carl F. Anderson, justice OF
the peace.
The regular meeting of the Science
! Club of the high school was held Tues
day night. The meeting was devoted
to Radioactivity, Miss Julia BudlOng,
the vice president, presiding. A very
interesting article on Madam Curie,
the Woman" was read by Miss Mar.
garet Jones The paper by Parke Fen
ringer, THE Production of Radium,"
showed a great deal OF study. A mag
azine article "Radium Mine in the
Ozarks,' read by Miss Flora Murray,
held the interested attention of the
audience A demonstration Of the
properties, of radium was given by
James tDoran, the president Of the
club. Several tubes of the precious
chemical were shown and used in vex.
periments.
At the Bismarck hospital Thursday
morning, Jan. 2 1913, little Miss Bar
bara Leone Jackson was horn to Rev.
and Mrs. Bruce Jackson Of this city.
There will be a regular meeting of
the Eastern Star at the Masonic Tenn
nle at, 1880 o'clock Friday evening,
Jan. 3.
There are three cases of diphtheria
in the city and the residences of all
the families who have the disease
have been quarantlned. The families
are those Of G. ]. Kenyon, s. E. Reg
lister and George W.. Bowdel.
AL Curl Of Wilton was brought to
the Bismarck hospital Tuesday even
ing, suffering from a severe attack
Of stomach trouble. Mr.. Curl WAS
formerly an employee of Coonens cafe.
Mrs. w. A. stickley arrived from
Valley City last evening in time to
make Mr.. Stickley happy on New
Years day, and they will reside in the
Treacy fats on broadway. People OF
Bismarck are pleased to welcome
Mrs. Stickley here, and trust she
may 10 become STRONG and we'll to