Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-06
STERLING

NJ. B. Finseth andN wife drove over
in their auto Tuesday
Ole ]. Olson of Driscoll, was seen
on our streets Saturday.
Miss Falkner and Miss Manley drove
over from Mckenzie Sunday.
F. C. Ellsworth and Doctor Hanson
took in the sights in Driscou Thurs'-
day. .
Children's Day exercises will be held
in the church Sunday. All are IN
vited.
Geo. Manley came up from Eldridge
Sunday between trains for a few honrs
at home.
Mrs. Emma Nierling is attending
the grand lodge of the Rebeca's at
Fargo this week.
Mrs. Tackaberry of Mandan, is Wis
iting at the Thorwaldson home. She
came down Sunday.
ID. He was unable to accept, how
ever, as Howard did not get back on
the job here as expected.
H. H. Rice, who has been in this VI
| cinity for some time, departed for
Cherokee, Iowa, on Monday.
Supt w. H. Strachan and Roadnas-
ter Challoner stopped off in Sterling
on Saturday on official business.
OF course "Runty" Manley was over
from Mckenzie Sunday for a square.
To be sure he has another reason for
coming SO regularly.
w. E. Runey and son: were residents
of this city from Monday to Thurs
day. This was the first time Mr.. Ru-
ney's boy had been here. 8
The Sterling orchestra finished the
music for the dance in Mckenzie last
Friday evening. A good crowd at
tended and all had a good time.
+. S. Stone claims the checker
championship of the Missouri Valley.
ne has defeated every local aspir-
ant hands down, and is looking for
bigger fish:
Sterling plays Mckenzie on the Nc
Kenzie grounds next Sunday. We
expect to have a strong lineup and
the Mckenzie boys are fast getting
into their stride and a good game will
surely be the result.
Mrs. S. T. parke and children and
Miss Blanche Kiser were on a shop
ping tour to Bismarck Monday. S.
T. Parke autoed up in the evening
and brought them back.
Albert Schaper has been a passen-
ger to Mckenzie a couple times re.
Gently. He accepted the position
of helper at the depot over there but
found the work too heavy for him.
Miss Alice Clarke attended the
dance in Mckenzie Friday.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Sadie Rae Sharp, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Sharp, to
Jacob Stern. The wedding will oc
cur at the home of the bride on Wed
nesday, June 18th, at 2 p. m.
Mrs. Geo. Manley and Mrs. Bertha
Henderson were in Mckenzie Sunday
County Superintendent C. L. Wig
ness stopped off in Sterling Thursday
long enough to say hello. He was
headed east on official business.
J. Roam Johnson has been spending
Ia few days with his sons, Carey and
Tyler, the past week. Mr.. Johnson
is working at Wilton and has been
for the last few months. Tyler took
him back in his auto Monday.
The Sterling hotel is now the prop
erty of Harry E. Bowen of Wing. NJ
H. Nelson sold it to him the past
week. In the deal Mr.. Nelson becomes
the owner Of the residence and store
building which formerly belonged to
James W. Marek. Mr.. E. S. Stone
will continue as landlord in the hotel
as formerly.
Father Thos. Parke is asking
those who are interested in a good
ball team to place their names to a
paper he IS circulating known as
Base ball boosters" list. Ask him
for it and see that your name is add
ed at once. All who enjoy a good
game should DO their share towards
making good games possible.
Another nice rain visited us Satur
da yevening. One Of the heavy soak.
Ing kind that does o lot OF good. The
crop prospect at present Is as good
as 1t could be, and the ground is fll.
ed with moisture. The weather con.
tinues cool, which Us what is want.
ed for wheat. The Indications now
are for a big crop again this year.
Il ~
Driscoll claims the victory over
mckenzie in Sundays ball game.
The game was close but too many
runs were made by both sides to make
It interesting. The score as given
out at the close Of the game was 16
TO 10 In favor Of Driscoll. But Nc.
kenzie players claim there was an er.
: rorstn thu count and that the score