Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-04-27

of Dunn Center.
Zap says that it is in need Of a
butcher shop, livery barn, garage and
cibrkyard. The boosters of the town
believe that there is a good opening
there for these lines of business.
The Golden Valley baseball boys
met and talked over the prelimina-
ries of the season. Some 5000 was
raised for this season and also II
new black and gold suits were or
dered.
Mrs. Mary Gross, who has been re-
siding on a homestead with her faith
er. James Chaska, near Gaylord, for
the past year, since her husband left
| her, was committed to the hospital
for the insane
The first rural routes in "Dauntless
| Dunn were put into action out OF
Dunn Center and the farmers rtibu-
tary to Dunn Center on the north and
south are now enjoying one of Uncle
Sans special privileges.
The excavating for the new Valley
City Grocery building at Valley City
! is well under way. A crew of men
and teams is busy taking out dirt and
will soon be ready for the masons to
start work on the basement.
The Bailey postoffice in Dunn coun-
ty was discontinued by the govern
ment, and Postmaster Smith, who
has been in charge since it's incep-
ton. delivered up his records and
books to the Dunn Center postoffice.
Lucille Ellingson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. S. E. Ellingson of Havana,
had the misfortune to break one oil
her arms. She was playing with
some Of her little trends when she
fell, breaking the arm just above the
elbow. a..
G. w. Marquardt of Slope county.
with his brother located near Giese
in 1908. They homesteaded a quar-
ter section each and together bought
three quarters and one 40-acre tract
! The crops from this have more than
paid for it. '.@
I A deal was contaminated whereby
G. E. Davidson has taken over the
active interests of the Davidson and
I Olsen implement and garage business
at Portal. The new firm hereafter
will be known as the c. u. Davidson
Implement Co.
The executive committee of the
Pembia County Sunday School asso-
citation met in Walhalla ad outlined a
program of unusual interest for the
coming Sunday school convention.
The convention will be held in Wal.
halla, June 21-22.
I Alvin Derby returned to his Bath.
gate home after an absence of over
four years. During that time he has
been one of Uncle Sans marines and
/ has been stationed in Asiatic waters,
his ship doing patrol service in the
Philippines, Japan and China
The new Viking restaurant at Litch-
vile will be opened in few days and
will be modern and up-to-date in ev-
has been laid in the building, the in.
terror painted and fixed up and four
private dining booths installed.
Frank Kinds has purchased the Le-
land hotel in Ambrose and will take
possession May 1. Mr.. Kinds for.
merly conducted the Leland. Miss
Johnson, who has had the place in
charge during the past year. has not
decided as yet where she will locate.
Painful burns were received by
Frances, the little daughter of Mr..
, and Mrs. Wood Of Beach, as the re-
suit of stumbling into a pan of hot
water which Mrs. Wood was using in
cleaning the floor. The right side of
burned. 81
A deed was filed in Slope county,
transferring all of the land included
in the right of way formerly owned
by the Western Dakota Railroad COM
pany, in this county to the Northern
Pacific. This deed was also filed pre-
viously in Morton, Hettinger and Ad-
ans counties.
The Dawson Press says: Many of
our oldtimers say that never before
have they seen so much water in the
sloughs and low places as there is
this spring. Considerable damage has
already been done to the roadbeds
Of the county and we understand sew
eral grades have been washed out.
Frank P. Cook has succeeded P. S.
Hanna as the cashier of the Bank of
Sanborn and Fred Stephan has been
promoted to the position of assistant
cashier. Mr.. Hanna resigned to be
come cashier of the State Bank of
Coleman, Coleman, Mich. position
to which he has just recently been
elected.
Lawrence Adamson of near STAN
pede, who a year ago left for Ger
many, intending to enlist in the army
of his fatherland, returned here last
" week, stating that the imperial gov
eminent refused to enlist his services
4 He will continue to reside on his farm
near Stampede during the coming