Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-15
STERLING

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Don't overlook the dance in the
Schaper hail at Sterling Saturday
night. The Sterling orchestra has
received a e supply Of the latest
and most up-to-date dance music ana
promise everyone a grand time. TICK
cts Is cents, supper tWo.bits.
The Farmers Elevator company had
another meeting Saturday to talk
over plans to commence building. Sub
scriptions have been coming in good
and the prospect never was bright
err: The board of directors are Their
on Ellison, president; w. c. Belk.
vice president; A. B. Hunt, secretary;
z. C. Fogerty. treasurer; N. d. Lang,
/. H. West, ". P. Heaton, f. NJ. kafer,
Fl. r. Wright and q. B. Lash.
Lawrence Random was up from
Jamestown to repair s%tandpipe here
Monday.
Mrs. Fl. G. Tweeton returned from
Fargo and GAINESVILLE Monday after
noon.
"A party of Sterling drove to Dr1s'
coll Wednesday night where in com
pany with a score or more OF Dris-
collites they took it upon themselves
to surprise Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hal
lum and a real surprise it was. The
participants were loaded down with
good things to eat and out for a jolly
evening and they certainly had 1t.
Even though the hostess and host
were aroused from a peaceful slnm-
Der they left nothing undone to help
entertain and accommodate the crowd
Card playing, dancing. singing n
playing were the 'amusements during
the evening so there was entertain
ment for both Old and young but then
everybody was young at this event.
Mrs. H. G. TWeeton, Mrs. Emma Nier-
ling. and Mrs. P. Random tied for
first prize in progressive whist, the
latter winning on the cut. E. !.
Amundsen, Ray Meyers and H. A.
Hallum tied for gentlemen's first prize
the latter being lucky on the draw.
At one bell in the morning the bread
line was formed. and as Mae Twee-
rendered the Hungry March on
the piano to the tune Of Goodnight
a rush was made upon the
many edibles and good coffee. It was
lovely evening, a happy gathering
and everyone had a glorious time
John H. Ellison arrived from Cali
and other coast points Wednes-
day to visit with his two brothers.
Theron and Dave. This is the first
they have saw each other for
eight years or more SO they
are. enjoying a happy reunion. John
Will depart Monday for Quincy, ILL.,.
% visit other relatives.
The Sterling Stars go to Steele this
Sunday to cross bats with the Steele
aggregation. The Stars have won
six out Of eleven games this season
and are evenly matched with Steele
30 that a good game is looked for.
S. T. Parke's father, Thomas Parke.
who has been assisting with work
in the store for the past six months
left for Ringing. Mont. Wednesday
where he will spend a month or so
WICA ulo Udu6AtCl SAlN oOA. II
c.. M. Snyder arrived Sunday with
MS blowing outfit and car OF horses
completed his fire break con.
tract with the N. P. Ry.
Peter Random left for jamestown
Wednesday to act as foreman Of Wat.
during H. w. Tackaberry's
absence from the N. p.
~ r1Sr,,JIr 20 rD:o,x, rn1, ,,,-to,,ol Alu, 4
here Wednesday in his Ford roadster
o make a sick call south.
Everybodys going to the shirt waist
dance at Schaper's hall Saturday
Thresina Of winter rye is about over
and it will not be long until thresh-
ing of wheat will commence. The
heavy rains of Saturday and Sunday
have given the late fields of fax a
great boost and a very good flax yield
assured.
Victor Mattson is expected home
this week from Mandan where he has
been layed up with pneumonia for
the past three weeks but Is now on
the road to rapid recovery.
We may all go to Mexico before
many moons.
The Stars did not go to Grove Sun
day as their hydroplane was out of
Geo. Manly. Jr.. came up Sunday
with his shears and razors to trim
up a few Sterlingits. Shory is a good
and could work up a nice trade
here by having a regular day set and
advertised.
z. -. Galloway. wife and children
motored up thru the gumbo from
Sunday afternoon to spend
the afternoon with Mrs. Geo. Manly
and family.
Laura Ellsworth of Bismarck re-
turned to assume her duties in Chas.
L~adenberger's Office Monday after
spending a few days at home recup.
Grating from a light attack of sick.
II. w. ~Tackaberry, the robust N. p. I
water foreman OF Mandan was down
Monday to arrange with Peter Ran.
dom to act in his place for a month
SO. Tack" and wife expect to
leave Monday for an extended trip
to the coast.
Ray Sandry shipped two Jars of
cattle 10 South st. Paul Saturday &C
companying them himself. Before
he slipped up $3.50 to renew
his friendship with the Gazette.