Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-03
TIM M'E,R.

tractor tuesday, from tne Dig. MeIC
Co.
Sunday was the first good day fol
baseball since the season started.
Thinner State bank opened last
Monday, as well as Gustafson Bros.
Potter's new hotel, as near as can
be figured now, will be completed
about June %.
The building occupied by e. w
Bingenheimer, owned by B. e. Lane
has been enlarged and Mr.. Bingen
heimer will put in a large stock OF
goods, which will be much better for
customers.
Work on the new restaurant and
meat market will commence next
week. Thinner continues to grow.
A large crowd attended the dance
given at the Gustafson Bros livery
barn last Saturday night. There were
nearly 30 couples and everyone more
than enjoyed the chop"
Nearly $50 people witnessed the
baseball game Sunday.
Some of the ,local Nimrods went
fishing in the creek and ii is report
ed that the parties caught fish weigh
ing from two t0Afve ounces. Some
fish. - 49,.
Dewey Cell played alright ball Sun
day, getting two liners that would DC
credit to any Lacquer.
H. N Eby and family were over
from Freda Sunday. Harry took his
place at second base in the game. He
is Thinner regular on the team.
w. J.. Clark autoed up from Sole1
to see us "trilfs EN-"
Ed Lean Elk, Who pitched the first
game with Shields, "blowed," but we
got another just us good, as the score
will indicate. =,
Fred FitZ, our local pool hall pro
prietor, has furnished the teams
pitcher. Chief Albert Grass, with a
room, and he is Il fixture on the Tim
mer club.
Pete Senty is herding a bunch OF
horses and cattle on the railroad land
at this place. 1t has been reported
TO the superintendent, as he refuses
to vacate, after being notified several
times by the officer in charge here.
The railroad force received'a mes
sage from headquarters "Wednesday
to stop work from 100 p. IN. to 81: o.
p. H., Mountain time, on account OF
the funeral of J. J. Hill, the Empire
Builder.
Why shouldn't we win? "Chief'
Grass struck out IA of them and al
lowed three hits.
A large rattlesnake was killed -1
the bank of the creek south OF town
Sunday. First one seen in the imme
diate vicinity of Thinner for some
time. ,
Boost One Boost All; Boost Great
and Small, and Thinner will be the
town for ALL" al .-.
CARSON.
CarsOn'S schools closed May 10. The
teachers entertained their pupils and
friends in the afternoon. Ice cream
and cake were served. Miss Nina
Aasved will spent part of her vacation
touring the county in her new car, in
seeking votes for County Superintend
ent, while Misses Lila Mcdowell and
Ida Lane will attend school at Valley
City. The latter with view of COM
pleting four years course.
We are glad to note that Miss Flor.
ence has recovered from an attack
of measles.
Mrs. E. B. Littlefield returned home,
Monday, after fortnights visit at
her daughters home, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Bird, Carlyle, Mont. Her grandson ac'
companied her home.
Glen, Kuhl of Burt, visited S. G.
Lune's over Sunday
James and VIRGIL Helms of. Burt
visited their many friends over Sun.
day.
Mrs. Glen Ionic closed successful
term of school in Sunny Slope District
last Friday.
DR.. Leavitt is taking a postgraduate
course in Chicago.
Miss Jeanette Partridge left Thurs.
day for Elgin, after a two weeks visit
with her sisters family, Mr.. and Mrs
F. Holders.
Mrs. H. Pravity was on the sick list
the first of the week.
A number of Carsonites attended
the County Division meeting at Elgin
Friday evening. Proposed lines ere
drawn and Fl. Hallenberg was elected
delegate to represent Carson at the
next meeting.
Miss Cora SchWisOn of Antelope
Creek, is staying with Mrs. C. E. John.
son.
A surprise party was given Mrs. J.
Quinn last Wednesday evening. on her
departure to the coast Games and
dances were the evenings amusement
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