Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-02
REGAIN.

REGAIN.
Frank Hill has purchased the Joe
Hopton residence and will take pos
session at once.
Mr.. and Mrs Richards have moved
to Wilton for the winter months.
Miss Katie Granting purchased a
1917 model Ford a short time ago.
W. J. Richards is visiting in Iowa.
Miss Lillian 'Knudson is attending
school in Wilton.
Mrs. Wilson has accepted posi-
ton as telephone operator here.
Threshing has not been completed
in Regain and vicinity.
Miss Della Clason has returned
from visit to points in Montana.
place vacated by M Vogle. northwest
Of Eegan.
klNTYRE.
Mr.. and Mrs Gorder and little Miss
Ellen returned last Friday from an
auto trip to Montana and southern
Saskatchewan, Can. They report
splendid trip and fine time.
The W. c. r. u. will hold its regu
lar monthly meeting Saturday, Nov. 4
at the home Of Mrs. G. A. Shelby.
The program given last Saturday
evening by the Kintyre school was an
entire success. Every number was
much appreciated. especially the Ted
dy Bear and Swedish Drills.
Thoro will no M coruionc in Tim
church next Sunday as it is Rev Sto
we'll spends that day in Braddock and
vicinity.
Henry Sandland returned Tuesday
from Selfridge, where he expects to
buy land.
There will be show each of the fol.
lowing evening in Gorder's hall at Kin.
tyre Friday and Saturday. .- ,
The Younge Peoples society meets
Saturday evening at the O.. w. Nelson
home
Sarl and Louie Thompson and Geo.
Stancel went to Bismarck recently and
on the way home broke down. They
went back about mile to get repairs
and while they were gone someone
stole everything they could get of the
car easily and escaped with it.
Mrs. Plumb returned from James
town Wednesday where she was called
by the sickness of her granddaughter.
HEBRON.
The dedication services for the Ger.
man Congregational church were held
on Sunday, the Goth. The formal cere
mony Of dedication took place at the
morning service. All of the meetings,
morning, afternoon, and evening, were
largely attended. The money collect
ed during the day amounted to 1894,
sufficient to cancel the debt on the
splendid, new edifice and leave a good
surplus. Dr.. Stickney Of Fargo, Rev.
Cocker of Parkston, S. D.. and Rev.
Hirsch of Idaho assisted Rev. n. Hass
in the services and made the princi.
pal addresses. .. .....-.... ....1,
! The new Farmers Union elevator
opened for business last week and
have been handling large quantities
of grain. A great number of the far
mers of this vicinity are hauling their
grain at the present time on account
of the high prices.
Ed Chase and H. B. Shaifner ship.
ped several carloads Of cattle to st.
Paul last Saturday.
Mrs. A. Teigen Of Glen Laurel ranch
visited in Hebron Saturday, Sunday
and Monday.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Congrega.
tional church met with Mrs. Ed Chase
last Thursday afternoon.
The Civic club held their regular
meeting last week at the home Of Mrs.
G.. J. Landon.
C. B. Mead has been afflicted with
a very severe cold for the past few
days.
Mrs. A. Olson returned last Thurs.
day to her home in Mandan after a
short visit in Hebron.
Congressman p. D. Norton spent
few hours in Hebron last Saturday.
H. l.. WOll Of Flasher, candidate for
county superintendent, made cam
paign visit to the city last Friday.
F. D. Morford left last Wednesday
for Spokane, where he will spend the
winter.
H. l.. Bean and Oscar Olson, rival
candidates for sheriff, campaigned in
Hebron last week
MoFFIT.