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

]. F. Pose of Chicago arrived in thu
city yesterday and has accepted pc
, sition as piano player at the ReA
theater.
County Commissioner John Ellison
arrived in the city yesterday afternoon
to attend the monthly meeting of the
county commissioners. III .
Fl. L. Woll, candidate for the office
of county superintendent of schools Of
Morton county, was in Mandan yes
terday attending to business matters
Miss Irene Walters, who has for a
number Of months been employed in
the office of Attorney L. H. Connolly
as stenographer, has again accepted a
position in the Office of Attorney l.. H,
Broderick. She resumes her former
duties yesterday morning. ....
Miss Genevieve Haas of Des Moines
Iowa, arrived in the city yesterday
and has accepted a position as steno.
grapher in the law Office OF Attorney
l.. H. Connolly.
Attorney Kelsch spent yesterday in
Bismarck attending to legal business
matters. .-
Harry Centers of Barnes was in Man.
dan looking after business affairs yes.
terday.
Miller Lund, we'll known farmer who
underwent serious operation in a
Bismarck hospital recently, is reported
to be very i'll, although his physicians
declare he will recover.
Miss Mary Zimmerman, who had
been in South Heart for few days
visiting with relatives and friends, re.
turned home yesterday afternoon on
No. 8.
Miss Lee Slater who had been in
Mandan, the guest of Mrs. James Re-
gan for a number of days, while en-.
route home from Linton. left yester-
day afternoon for her home near San.
ger. ~. ~.
Roadmaster c. F. Nelson left yes.
terday morning on No. 3 for Dickin-
son, where he will look after business
matters in connection with his office
County Commissioner Feland arriv-
ed in the city yesterday afternoon to
attend the November meeting.
Mrs. Arthur Parker of the Barnes
district was in Mandan Wednesday
visiting with friends and shoppinf.
Rev. +. +. Boothby arrived in the
city Wednesday from Sarles, this
state, and left the same day for Rural,
a few miles south of the city. Rev.
Boothby succeeds Rev. Hedtke as
Methodist pastor at Rural.
: A. S. E'razda had the misfortune to
fall and sprain his right wrist the lat
ter part Of last week. His clutches
slipped and he fell to the sidewalk,
while going home. 49,.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church report that over 5000 was
cleared on their annual sale and New
England supper. which was held at
the NJ. A. G. hall, last Thursday even
ing. A feature of the event was the
auctioneering of handkerchief do
mated to the Presbyterian Ladies Aid
society by Mrs. Woodrow Wilson.
Mrs. D. s. Littlehales, who had been
in Mandan for several days, visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. Hal B. Par
sons. left Tuesday morning on No. 4
for her home in Jamestown.
A. f. Thorberg and John Foran re-
turned Saturday morning on No. 3
from Long Lake, where they were for
few days, hunting ducks.
Miss Theresa Cantwell, who has
been away for number of months,
returned home from the eastern part
of the state Monday. Miss Cantwell
has been selling church directories.
Nelson Johnson of Almont was mum.
bered among the prosperous farmers
who were in Mandan looking after
business affairs yesterday.
Mrs. e. G.. Coils entertained a num-
Der of friends at Halloween party
Saturday night. s
c. NJ. Ackley of Judson was mum.
bered among the business men Of that
town who were in Mandan looking
after business matters the early part
of the week. He returned home Tues
day afternoon. 'f3H,s ETs
A. +. Toepke, prosperous farmer in
the district Of Judson, was In Man.
dan Monday, visiting with relatives
and attending to business matters. He
returned home Tuesday afternoon.