Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-20

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|" Tony Rail- and Miss Emily schult.
heig went to Kuhn Saturday night tt
attend q dance.
Ed Hafey shipped carload of fine
potatoes to Wisconsin last Friday.
Mr.. Grenim of Aberdeen was in
town Saturday.
STERLING.
Mrs. Peter Random entertained the
Embroidery club on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Gilchrist and
Mrs. Mary Gilchrist visited in Bis
marck Sunda:. f.
Misses Claire Dix, Anna Whelan.
Esther Engstrom and Bertha Durkes
are attending institute in Bismarck
this week.
Mr.. Edgerly and family are NOV.
ing back to town for the winter.
Rev. +. l.. Rice has been appointed
to have charge OF the Mckenzie and
Sterling, churches for the coming
year. Rev Bruce, our former pastor.
will be stationed at Robinson.
Mrs. William Anderson. who was
taken to the Bismarck hospital on
Sunday. underwent an operation Mon
day and is getting along as We'll as
can be expected.
W. p. Langley returned last week
from Minnesota. where he went to
see his father. who was seriously i'll.
G. O. Larson is spending the week
in town, looking after business at the
elevator. Robert Hanna. who is a
former manager of the elevator, also
called on friends last week. a.. =.
Miss Helen Riser of Rogers, n, D..
is visiting her sisters. Mrs. s. T.
Parke and Mrs. G. B. Olson.
Mrs. Guy Leyinsood of Bismarck
spent few days at the home OF
George Lewis, ...
p. NJ. Gosney and family We're over
Sunday visitors in Bismarck.
Sam Hammer of Fargo was a guest
Of 5. T. Parke between trains on Sat
urday
w. NJ. Thompson Of Bismarck spent
Friday in Sterling. -..---...
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Gilchrist left
Thursday morning for their home i'll
Central City. Ia.
Max Lang returned Sunday from
st. Paul, where he went with a load
Of cattle.
H. B. Wagner went 10 Bismarck
the first OF The week
"Wednesday evening dance was
given in Schapa-'S hall. in honor OF
Mr. and Ms. Archie Gilchrist. who
have been visiting relatives in this
vicinity fo- The past three weeks. A
good crowd was in attendance and a
most enjoya bic evenins spent by all.
The WhiSr club will meet with Mr..
and Mrs. Eosa--y on Saturday night.
Monday u, Z. Lang took his daugh.
ter Esthe-, 10 the hospital at Bis
masck. waa-a she sii: take treatment
for an ae>CsSs or the bone o: her
foot.
Fred ami Keith Sherman spent Sun
day here. - guests of their brother.
RaEph Ae-asn- and F. J. Rotzien
For the third time within two
weeks. prairie are swept over land
adjoining Sterling. this time starting
in ". E. R.ns:s pasture, north of
the s,ac.- and burning FIVE stacks of
hay and the EsoTs which had been a
Landmark for nearly 80 years. The
IRE hz-ned northeast across V. s.
Nercs-s farm Jumped the Red Trail
and sEysed north until stopped by
the hard work Of the fire fighters
For time. i: looked as if nothing
could save the town. but a slight
change in the direction Of the wind
and Il. Efficient help OF men from
Mckenzie and Drscoll served to
aver, ne danger. The thanks OF the
people o. Sterling is due to our neigh.
bors, Who answered SO promptly the
call for help and did 80 much to aid
us. n. e Runey also wishes to think
those rho helped to save his hay and
prevented any further destruction OF
his property.
sRAooock
Miss Campbell, Nr. and Mrs Curry,
Master Ray and little Miss Eunice
we're veenend guests at the Amison
home north Of town.
The Young Peoples association was
by Miss McLander at the
Union church Tuesday evening. A
short program was ably rendered, at.
ter which 4 dainty lunch was served.
One feature Of the evening was amus-
ing games. There Is a contest on to
decide On the best methods for carry
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