Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-15
Sterling

Mrs. Emma Nierling returned from
Fargo Friday where she has been at
tending the Grand Lodge of the Re
tDeccas. She reports an excellent
time and would have stayed longer
but Frank simply Ieould3 not exist
longer on cold p0tat0es"and dry
bread. .'a@jA ~N'itpoH6it
+. l.. Amundsen transacted bust
ness in Fargo a couple of days the
past week and incidently to view the
big Masons Home Coming parade.
S. T. Parke purchased the bankrupt
Hinsey & Taylor general stock at Moi.
fit the past week and has been hav.
ing it hauled to Sterling. A good
deal of it was disposed of in Motif.
Mrs. Marley and Mrs. Nelson made
between.trains trips to Bismarck Fri
day and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Gonsey are the
proud parents Of a brand new baby
girl born Tuesday, June 2. .
Two mild runaways the past week
| were evidence to the fact that horses
and autoes do not mix well.' Max E.
Lang's horse suddenly %bethought him.
self of home and rnOther When AN au-
to happened around the 'coriier, and
he exceeded all speed limits to get
home. Knud Johnson's team had
similar longings when they saw a nice
new auto. But nobody was hurt in
either case. b..
Water foreman Tackaberry and
wife visited at the l.. ThOrWaldsOn
home over Sunday. ..-
Matt Benzmller and E. C. FOgarty
have been confined to their beds the
past week. Mr.. Benzmiller is back
on his feet and is improving nicely,
but Mr.. Fogarty was compelled to call
a physician or Monday. u
Little Thomas Parke was taken to
the hospital Tuesday. He fell while
playing a few days ago and when DR..
Griebenow vas in town Monday Mr..
Parke had him examine the arm. It
was found that a small bone had been
A representative of the grain-com-
mission firm of VIM. Dalrymple Of
Minneapolis, was in Sterling Sunday.
He is agitating the building of a
Farmers elevator at this place. No
doubt, If the condition of the, crops
are right In a month, the matter will
be taken up seriously and a meeting
called to talk the thing over.
H. H. Ellsworth returned from St.
Paul on Sunday. He was checked
in as Agent at this place. Frank
was ordered to Grand Rapids, N. D.,
to take the angency at that place. Just
before leaving he was instructed to 90
to Driscoll and assume the agency
there for a few days before going to
Grand Rapids. Frank has mastered
the details of agency work anu tele.
graphing in fine shape and doubtless
will make good. Vs.,
1t looked good to Sterling fans to
see Omar Mockler back in the line
up at Mckenzie Sunday. When
Brother Howard gets a little more
sleep he will don a uniform too and
be back on the team. Our " opin-
ion is that Howard is a jinx, as we
won regularly when he was gone,
and we're forced to eat dirt the first
day he returned. We don't let a
little thing like that discourage US.
however, and before the season IS
very much further advanced it is orr
idea that the Mckenzie team will
change their name if they have the
nerve to call themselves anything at
all. NICK enzie White Crows" In
deed; they look more like white ele-
phants." Let them crow over their
victory-they will b. raven 0veI
their defeats soon. And that's not
intended for a pun alone either.
Sterlingites will doubtless be in
terested to learn of the marriage OF
Leo "Olaf' Whiting to Miss Thurs.
ton on June 3rd last. Olaf manag.
ed the elevator at this place and held
down the shortstop position on OUT
team last year. The wedding occur.
red at Darcy, N. D., the home of the
bride. Here's hoping their lives are
long, their bliss is much, and their
happiness continues forever. Amen.
w. E. Runey and son came down
Monday from Bismarck for q few
days.
Miss Blanche Kiser WAS . passen'
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