Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-19
CORRESPONDENCE
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Thursday to join her husband, who
was transferred from cashier and op-
orator at Cakes to agent and oper-
ator at Lehr.
Miss Mattiie Mitchell has returned
from Fort Ransom, where she spent
a few days at the Walker home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Alexanderson and
son, Caesar, motored over from Full
lerton Thursday to visit Miss Minnie
Eaton, but the latter happened to
be out on a car ride that same day.
Miss Minnie Eaton will teach in the
city schools at Wishek the coming
term. She will take her little niece
with her.
Mrs. S. E. Muldoon went to Monan-
go Friday for weeks visit at the
Newton home.
Attorney Guy chopped off work Fri
day night and next morning with his
family took the train for Pickerel
Lake in Minnesota, for a weeks out
ing.
A. E. Juelfs is here from Dixon, ILL.,,
looking after his farming interests in
Riverdale. Mr.. Juelfs is a bit disap-
pointed in the wheat crop, but says
he has a field OF German millet that
will bring big returns.
E. Steinke arrived Saturday from
Washta, Ia, to look after his interests
In this city. He is not satisfied with
Iowa and says he will be back on his
own property here inside of a year.
L. T. Armstrong was able to be
taken home from the hospital Mon
day. He submitted to an operation by
DR.. Fred Maercklein and Dr.. Meunier
and recovered very rapidly.
Mrs. A. c. Surbrugg, who had been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Gill
breath, left Saturday on return to her
home at Golden City, Mont.
Mrs. R. A. Bast arrived Saturday
from a visit at her former home at
Clark, S. D.
Robert Hanna went to Silver Leaf
Monday to see about new agent for
the elevator there, the present agent
having resigned.
Neal Andrews returned home Mon
day from Max, where he has been
500 operator since April. Neal has
quit the railroad business for the pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Webb, their
daughter, Miss Nellie, and her chum,
Miss Giltner, of Red Oak, Iowa, ar
rived in the city Monday for visit
with son and brother, J. M. Webb and
family. The party motored through
as far as Hecla, but finding the roads
in bad shape left the car there and
came on by train.
Miss Maude Tyrrell arrived Wednes-
day from Jamestown for a visit at
the J. w. Rush home.
Miss Verna Voight is having the
time of her. life at her aunt's place
near Devils Lake. She has been there
two weeks now.
J. E. Stokes is back at his place
with the Northern Pacific after va.
cation that took him to the Pacific
Coast and into Canada.
General Manager Rapelje of the
Northern Pacific and R. l.. Kelley,
travelling freight agent, Of st. Paul,
were in the city Monday. They were
accompanied here by Supt. Berner OF
the jamestown division.
Mrs. Arthur Hargrave of Anaheim,
CAL, was in the city Thursday on a
visit to old-time friends. Friday morn
ing she left for visit at Merricourt,
with Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Webb, being
Joined on the train by Mr.. Hargrave,
who had stopped off at Hankinson for
visit. The Hargraves went from
there to Glendale Sunday and on to
Guelph Monday to visit Mrs. Har-
graves people, Sanford Baker and
family and Stanley Baker. Mrs. Har.
grave expected to meet her mother
here, but the latter had not yet ar
rived from Ontario, where she had
been visiting.
The Hargraves are out on an auto
mobile trip, which took them from
coast to coast. They made the trip
this far with Mr.. and Mrs. C. H.
Hygabroad, formerly of Hecla, but
who now live at Anaheim where Mr..
Eygabroad three years ago organized
the Anaheim National Bank The Ely
| gabroads were at iHecla visiting at the
, old stamping ground where the four
will again meet and continue their
trip west. They will stop short
, time en- route at Marmarth, where Mr..
Hargrave has sister.
The party visited in the far East
taking In histiric points of interest
as well as some of the large cities
They left California in June and ex
8 pect to be back there by time school
{ opens in September. Mr.. Gargrave
is teacher in the city schools OF
Anaheim, and has also taught at Santa
Monica since going west three years
) ago.
'Undine" today at the Bismarck
g Theatre, matinee ct z:3O.-Ady.