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

i Mrs. Joseph Zuber, who had been in
the Twin Cities, visiting with rela-
tives and friends for number Of
days, returned home Monday evening
on No. l.
4 F. L. Nigey, proprietor of the Nigey
hotel, and granddaughter Miss Flea
nor eknefis, left last evening on No. 2
for New York City, where the latter
will resume her work of vocal instruc-
ton under one of the leading vocal
INSTRUCTORS Of the nation. Mr.. Nigey
anticipates being away about three
weeks. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kupitz Of Bis.
marck were in Mandan Sunday, the
! guests of their niece, Mrs. William
Mcdonald of this city. Mr.. Kupitz
is one of the pioneer merchants Of
Bismarck, having located there about
~ years ago, and it was the first
time in his entire residence in the
Capital City that he has ever been in
Mandan to view the city. He express.
ed astonishment when he saw the size
Of Mandan and its business and dwell.
| ing houses.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will meet this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. George Moore on
Second avenue northwest.
The Ladies Aid Of the Presbyterian
church will hold a rummage sale in
the basement of the Mandan Athletic
club hall (old opera house,, Novem.
Der 10 and II. All the members Of
! the Aid who desire to donate any
thing for the sale are urged to do So
The Ladies' Altar society of St. 10.
seph's Catholic church will be enter.
tained this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Carl Dortler. Mesdames Carl
Dorfler, Charles Mcdonald and Will
liam Stabler will entertain.
! Mrs. Hugh Mclaughlin of Golden
Valley arrived in the city yesterday
afternoon and is spending few days
in Mandan with her daughter, Mrs.
William Mcdonald.
John Dawson, prominent farmer
and rancher of this county, was in
Mandan yesterday on short bust.
ness mission.
dan, looking after business affairs, !
yesterday. He returned home yes:
terday, via automobile.
Mrs. A. H. Peterson returned home
yesterday morning on No.. from Els. |
therville, Ia., where. she had been
visiting with relatives and friends for |!
a few days. En- .s
l.. A. Tavis returned home, yester.
day morning on No. 3, from the Twin |
Cities. where he had been on bust. |
ness for a few days. Ill., -,
Baby Broke Arm. w /
Monday afternoon the 1-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Martin
Void of Lyons met with a very pain
full accident, when she fell out Of her |
high chair and broke her right arm.
She was brought to Mandan just as
soon as possible and the injured mem.
Der was set and she was relieved as
much as was possible: The little tot
was about frantic with pain when she
was taken to the local hospital.
P. c. SeerupG Of Flasher was in !
Mandan, attending to business mat
ters, yesterday. GO 80 II
Mrs. John Kruetz of the Pretty
Rock district arrived in Mandan Mon.
day evening and is spending few
days in the city, visiting with rela.
tives and friends.
P. H. Pace, conductor on the N. P,
and his daughter, Miss Alice, who
have been in Mandan for number
Of days. visiting with the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Place of
this city, departed for their home in
Missoula, Mont, yesterday morning,
on No. 8.
Master Mechanic D. S, Littlehales
of jamestown was in Mandan yes.
terday, looking after official matters
in connection with his position with
the n. P.
n E. Wright of Fort Rice was in
Mandan yesterday, visiting at the N.
E. Harris home. 49, r..
Albert Birch of this city went to
Fargo yesterday morning to attend to
business matters. .......-22
Steve Tokash, we'll known and
prosperous farmer of the st. Anthony
district. was in Mandan yesterday,
attending to business matters. He re.
turned home on No. from Chicago
yesterday morning, and transacted
business here before leaving for his
home near st. Anthony.
The Mandan orchestra furnished
music for a dance given in Flasher
Saturday night. -;
Flasher will have it's electric light
plant in operation by January &c.
Henry Thorberg and John Bunting
have secured the franchise.
The Electric Supply company of
this city, has a" contract to build 40
miles Of additional telephone lines for
the Golden West Telephone company
of Dodge. .:.