The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-01
MANDAN NEWS
MRS MCLAUGHLIN DEAD.

MRS. MCLAUGHLIN DEAD.
Mrs. Sponsor Mclaughlin of Golden
Valley passed away in the St. Alex
/ Jus hospital in Bismarck Tuesday
morning, following an operation for
appendicitis performed last Wednes-
day. She is sister-in-law OF Mrs.
VIM. Mcdonald of Mandan. Funeral
services will be held from the Catho-
| lie church in Halliday, tomorrow.
FARMER BECOMES INSANE
! Charles Gilman, young farmer liv-
ing in the Elgin district, became
violently insane last Sunday at his
! home and yesterday was taken to
the hospital for the insane at James.
| town. He was committed to the
jamestown hospital several months
ago but escaped and returned. He
seemed much better and in his view Of
that fact was permitted to remain.
TheMandan high school basket.
/ ball team will again meet the Capt.
tai City aggregation in basketball
game in Bismarck tomorrow night
| Final arrangements have not been
made as to the referee. Both teams
well matched
"Kiboshcs" Raiiroading.
Trainmaster John Wynn stated
yesterday afternoon that Jack Frost
has no respect for railroading in this
land As a result of the 80 below
zero weather traffic on the Yellow
stone division is having its troubles.
| 1t is impossible to make schedule
time.
Edwin Bloom, who a few days ago
resigned his position at the Plymouth
Clothing store, left yesterday after
noon for saltwater to visit relatives
and friends for few days. He will
then go to Fort Dodge, Iowa. to be
united in marriage to Miss Mary Mel
sen, formerly Of Mandan. After a
short honeymoon. he will 60 to Valley
City, where he, has taken a position
in the Straus Clothing store.
L. c. Pope departed yesterday after
noon for his home ztn Williamsport,
Ind, having been snnlmdsed by the
death of his oldest brother. Vaughn.
who died yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Richardson left
this morning for Fond du Lac Wis,
in response to message announcing
the death of the formers brother, who
passed away at his home Tuesday
morning from heart failure.
! Mrs. George Kollnlann and daugh-
ter, who had been in Mandan spend
ing a few days visiting friends, left
yesterday afternoon for their home at
Flasher.
! Philip Blank. wen known business
man of New Salem, was in Mandan
yesterday looking after business mat
4 tiers. Mr.. Blank is spending lconsid-
cradle time in Bismarck watching the
Legislative movements IN which he
takes a great interest. He is one Of
the pioneers of this county.
Frank Finney, secretary of the
Grant Abstract company, went to Car
son Tuesday afternoon to attend to
business matters.
Carl Peger of Hebron was number
ed among the business men of that
4 village who transacted business in
the capital OF Morton county yester-
day. -a~-lT =-
Clair Cornell. the distinguished
gentleman from Leith. was in Mandan
and Bismarck yesterday and today
looking after business matters and re-
newing acquaintances-
Wayne Marsh who had been in
Mandan looking after business mat
tiers for a few days. will return to his
home today in the Flasher district.
/ Archie Wilkinson of the postofice
force, who was enjoying a few days
pleasure trip and vacation in the Twin
Cities. returned today. He says he
had "some time" at the winter sports
| carnival in the cities.
| E. H. Roby, associated with one Of
the banks in Golden Valley. has been
spending several days in Mandan Wis
iting friends and attending to bust.
ness matters. He returned yesterday
afternoon to Golden Valley.
Dan Turnbull. pioneer farmer in the
Sweet Briar district, was in Mandan
yesterday looking after business mat
ters and renewing acquaintance.
George Lukeman of Lark, was mum.
bered among the distinguished bust
ness visitors, who were in Mandan
yesterday looking after business af-
fairs. He returned this afternoon.
O. J. Larson of Bismarck was in
Mandan yesterday looking after bust
ness matters and renewing acQuaint-
ances.
c. F. Winters announced today that
if the desired lots can be purchased,
he will erect two more modern fat
buildings in the Snring