Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-26
correspondence
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VIM. Wellhausen has been busy the
past few weeks building a. addition
to his shop. The work now being
nearly completed makes it possible
for him to accommodate several.
autos at n time.
Pete Kermer autOed over to Gackle
Sunday. Pete reports the roads are
drying up fast.
Quite a bunch of Medina's baseball
fans went to jamestown Sunday to
see the game between jamestown
and Lisbon. sga
Albert Olso1s recently purchased a
new Buick autOt,Ai
Olive B~ueks0slter returned to
Jamestown to resume her school
duties after spending a few days at
home. ASH
Henry Becknal isr comfortable 10.
Gated in his house after having 1t
moved from the west part of town
to lots north Of the track.
The farmers afof this vicinity are
taking great interest in cor and
alfalfa. The acreage of corr this
year will greatly exceed former years
and many silosstWill3 be built.
y w. E. Buckwalter has installed q
power washing machine and is build
ing an addition to the porch at the
hotel.
E. p. Olson is reported to doing
nicely after his operation at the
Rochester hospital.
Elmer Woodfill who has been with
the linemen repairing the telegraph
lines between here and jamestown is
back again and assisting his brother
remodel the garage.
There was a baseball game played
Sunday. between two local teams, the
score being 10 TO II, this being only
q trial game to work out the most
desirables. Regardless Of the hard
wi1d the boys did exceptionally well.
The program given Saturday even
ing by the pupils Of the 5th, 9Th and
!7th grades under the management of
Miss Mary DieJeney was we'll attend
ed. "A small admission was collected
to defray expenses. The program
consisted of the following:
Song-"Over the Summer Sea-
Seventh Grade; misunderstanding
Bisyslre;" Reading" Terrible Trag-
edy," 1rna Luedtke; Piano-"Golden
RAIN" Bernice Tambaugh; Reading
Surprising the Hessiaas at Tren.
ton" Viola Hunt; Dialouge-"Dread-
Eful Boys" Song-Miss Pearl Carey;
Reading-::Tm Glad I'm Not a Boy"
Bertha Kemer; Duet cover the
Ocean Waves" Bernice Stambaugh
and Adelia Yi1ck; Reading-"I'm
Glad I'm Not a Girl" James Stewart;
Piano-Olive Buckwalter; Dialogue
Interviewing Servant. Girls Miss
Pearl Carey; Reading Rum" Ber-
nice Stambaugh; Nalogue-"Enter-
tain Sisters Beau" Soag-"The
Joyous Summer Day. Seventh Grade;
Recitation-''Was Washington Like
Other Boys" Dialogue "Sick Pu-
pill" Dan Fox; Piano-"Playmates,"
Viola Hunt; Song-"The Public
Schools Will Make Us True Ameri-
cans
1n8ValO Om0Qt IetulucU AOAu0
Tuesday morning from Minneapolis
where he has been spending q few
days celebrating the 18th Of May.
Ralph Newburg left Tuesday morn
ing for Darcy, this state. where he
will work in the, printing office of
This brother-in.laws.
Mrs. Lou Blaisdell and Miss Paul.
inc Opp were jamestown visitors
Tuesday morning.
The final county Sth grade exam.
nations were held at Dur school
Thursday and Friday.
E. H. Stenvick new postmaster ct
Minot furnishes q new speed record
in securing post office appointments.
Recently he went to Washington with
the incumbents resignation In his
pocket, went to the post ONCE depart
ment at 1880, was nominated and at
4:3o the same day was confirmed BY
the senate and ready to leave for
hou, -. q. limo fnp tho 1nh.