Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-16
MANOAN SPECIALS

tending TO matters pertaining 10 tnelr
respective capacities. II. G. Taylor,
auditor is busy checking in the new
agent, J. A. Cummins, r. F. Srthoall,
station inspector Is looking after the
| refrigerator service. The officials will
take leave for various points Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Much enthusiasm is manifested
among the citizents Of Mandan as to
coming historical event to he cele-
brated at Fort Rice on Sunday the "
Of July, when the two old CannoA
Balls actually in service during the
civil war, will be set at this promen-
emf place in history. Parties having
| celebration in charge have arranged
to run a special from Mandan and
may prominent people will take part
in the program which IS interesting
ly arranged. The attendance will
no doubt be large.
Information is received to the Ell.
feet that a boy by the name Of Joach-
i'm kapustensky received painful In.
juries inflicted in the knee when a
she'll exploded and the cap EMBEDDED IN
his knee. 1t appears that the little
fellow in company with others, was
playing about the barn at the boys
home when they found a box of rifle
shells. Usual curiosity aroused the
little fellows and one of the older
boys put the led end of one of the
cartridges into a vice and pounded
it. with a hammer; it exploded blowing
the cap off and EMBEDDED in the little
tots knee. ~
A. Selvia3 disposed of his popular
confectionery and stationery store to
Il. Beck formerly of Carson. Mr..
Peck has been in the livery business
in his line and will no doubt make a
| very successful man in the confection-
cry line. Mr.. Selvig will continue
! operating the store, until Mr.. Beck is
fully into the swing During MI. Sci.
wigs stay In Mandan he has made
many friends in the city who regret
to learn of him disposing Of his store
but sincerely hope he will not leave
Mandan. n
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Gray departed
for eastern points Sunday evening on
No. 2. 49,
l.. C. Broderick, Fred Somerfield
and D. NJ. Holland organized an Alb.
stract company under the name OF
Security Abstract company, chartered
to do business in Stanton. The gen
tlemen, will equip an Office and will be
fully established ready for business in
a short while. The officers are: l.. c..
Dvo10rinE Drocilnu{. n Com oOrfiol H. !
vice president and D. NJ. Helend. Sec
rotary and treasurer. 54l>s@ III
Mr.. Holland will have charge of
the office and will do the a%bstracting
assisted by Mrs. Holland who is also
an expert abstractor. Mr.. Holland is
a very efficient man in the, abstract
ing field having been employed by the
Mandan Abstract Company for sew.
eral years and his record as an alb:
stractor is most qualifee. t-@~r.a 4
The many friends of the popular
men wish them every success in the
business world and will no doubt har.
vest a rich reward In the industry to
which their business is assigned.
Mrs. keought leaves Tuesday for
Hebron for an extended visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Ingelter from thence
she will 60 to South Dakota for the
winter. 9s.,i.5 r;aJE .s .r.,. |
In the world Of sports this week
Bismarck crossed bats for the first
time this season with .Mandan. The
game was played Sunday on the Man.
dan diamond at the fair grounds with
a result OF Q to 6 in Bismarck's favor.
The Mandan. boys played hard to way.
lay their competitors but their efforts
were unrewarded. There was a large
attendance and all present witnessed
a rousing good game.
This Mandan Chautauqua ended
Sunday evening, accomplishing one Of
tue greatest successes ever undertaken
in Mandan, both as a pleasure treat
and financially. The weather during
the week was ideal with the exception
of a day or So, which no n found
fault with as rain is always welcome in
this locality regardless of the event.
There are hundreds upon hundreds
present at the ChautauQua every day
witnessing the most high class enter
tainments that have been presented
in this locality for many years, if
ever. IA .s. ~. .%.
The authorities having charge Of the
gathering are to, be congratulated up
on the conduction of the ch%autauqua
and have indeed introduced al annual
event that will be looked towards as
anxiously as youngsters do a circus.
Mrs. N. Grantham, lee Mable Ray
an, arrived in the city the latter part
of the week to take in the remaining
events of the chautauqua and to visit
with friends. She is clerking in the
popular store at the famous Parkin1
ranch known as the Cannonball.
Dorlorn ,Oniel has severed his con.
nection with the John O'Rourke Gro
Gerry company and has accepted a posi-.
ton with the Northern Express Com
pany.
Estis O'Niel expects to leave in a
few days for Seattle, Wash, where he
will commence duties in, the auditors
Office Of the s. Pc r. Ry. company.
Miss Anna Ouren was in the city Wis.
iting with friends the latter part Of
the week returning to her home at
Parkin the frs: of the week.
Miss Lille Tobin left the latter part
of the week for Minneapolis where
she enters the wholesale millinery
house to secure knowledge of fall and
winter STYLES, She expects to secure