Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-20
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CENTER 80
Gus Pelke is building fine resi-
dence in North Center.
Charles Herman, Ted Tlbers. John
Albers, w. l.. Bedwell, Victor BOer'
ner and D. Faye Case took 20 cars Of
cattle to Chicago Saturday. "
Charles X. Williams, a noted Bill
HARDEST, gave a demonstration in The
Boardman pool haal Wednesday eve
ming.
G. L. Pelke and wife and Miss Flora
Strong were in Golden Valley Sunday.
J. J. Huff Of Sanger attended the
dance here Saturday evening.
Editor w. p. Thurst0n bought two
Shetland ponies at the Miner sale Sat-
urday.
Edward Green and family were in
Glen ullin Sunday.
Ray Watson was over from FIT. Clark
Monday.
Judge J. NJ. Hanley of Mandan has
ben here attending court this week.
d. Evan Meyer is making rapid
progress studying shorthand. He
learned the first lesson well--to love
his teacher.
Miss Rose McGraw. who teaches
the Boerner school. west Of town.
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
friend. Miss Irene Hammel.
The dance at the hall Saturday eve
ming was great success.
Walter Staigle and William Bell Of
Fl. Clark attended the dance Satur-
day evening, ..-.
THINNER "a
The development dairy special
which visited Thinner Oct. II. was q
decided success and a very large audi
ence attended the meeting. Several
very good speakers told the farmers
how 10 keep the wolf from the door by
extending their dairy business and
thus not depend so much on the grain
crop.
S. J. Brewster shipped car OF hogs
Saturday; there were 81 OF them. and
will average $50 pounds apiece.
0. F. Aplin. our Occidental Elevator
agent, has purchased new Ford.
Geo. H. Bingenheimer of Mandan
was in town short while Saturday
looking over the new elevator and
few changes in the work.
ing force Of the local lumber yard.
Mr.. Weeks, who is connected with the
Mere Co.. has assumed
duties at this branch OF the COM
pany's yards.
A moving picture show was given
last Monday at Thinner by J. c. Con.
ger. former section foreman on the
y. P. at this place. now OF Parkin. A
very large attendance assembled and
everyone left seemingly we'll pleased
with Johns" show.
Thomas P. Redick of Hazelton. y.
D.. visited Agent Cell over night Mon
day.
Watsen.Dahi.
Last Saturday night ". J. Watson
and Miss L. Dahl OF Elgin were mar
ried at the home of the brides par:
ents in Elgin. They autoed to Tim
mer and will live in the living quar-
ters at the bank. Mr.. Watson has a
host of friends in this vicinity who
wish him all the JOY and happiness OF
married life. Mrs. Watson comes
from Elgin and is very little known
here, but during her short aeQuainr.
ance has made many friends.
An attempt to rice the groom By
several ladies Sunday, evening proved
70 be failure. They went home
With the rice under their arms
MERRlcoURT
Mrs. c. D. Glow and Mrs. Cox OF !
Lisbon spent two days in Merricour,
last week as guests of Mrs. H. 3. Hen
bricks.
Mr.. Earl Childs lief, early last week
for Springfield, O., where he will !
spend the winter.
Messrs. Ed and VIM. Bickneyer, !
who have been working here during !
the harvest season, left on Tuesday /
Tor their home at Raymond, MINI. /
Mrs. VIM. Clark spent Friday in |
Edgeley
Miss Esther Billingmeier returned /
10 her home in Kuhlm last week.
Geo. L. Webb, accompanied by Mes
danes Glow and Cox OF Lisbon, mot |
Ored to Edgeley Wednesday, where !
the ladies took the n. P. train for Lis /.
bon.
The Ladies' Aid was very pleas
antly entertained by Mrs. Frank Nor |
,hrup last Thursday and Mrs. McGoiIin
Of Monanga brought grub and a party !
II ladies up from Manango to enjoy |
he hospitality of Mrs. Northrup.
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notored to Edgeley last Saturday |
hight to attend the opening Of the
lyric theater.
The Royal Neighbors lodge met in
'egular session Friday night. After
he initiation Of their candidates, Miss
|oscylyn KELLOGG. the ladies' served |
in honor of the new
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen left Friday after
visiting for a few days with friends
lere.
Henry Buttweiler mot0red to Steele
night. where he spent Sun.
lay with his family and was accom-
panied by Mrs. Buttweiler upon his
'eturn Monday morning. |
John Calder of Menaski, Wis, ar
lived Saturday to assume his duties
IS teacher of the schools in the Har.
er district. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kellogg of Glendale
we're callers here Saturday and were
home by their daughter,
Mss Joscylyn. who spent Sunday
With them at the farm.
Mitchell Came ron is now located at