The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-21

John Handtmann, former deputy.
sheriff. purchased the Kflland Confec-
tionery store from @. H. Killand last
Friday MIR. Handtmann viii In the
future conduct the confectionery bus
mess under, the, firn,, name Of the
Red Trail Candy and Refreshment
Store. .r ,..,a, ,,,4
Mr.. Handtmaann has lived in Man
dan for the past score or, more years.
He, will have the assistance Of his
daughter. Miss Margaret. -,,,..,.,.
"A motor truck is doing the Northern
Express company hauling since their
horse was discarded last. week, be-
cause of It's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :.
The local boys working On the Man
an-Mannfng- Freda railroad =, survey
are camped near enough the city to
visit at home occasionally. now.
4, Boys Of CO, r enjoyed q. weekend
visit at their various homes In this
city before going on a six-day hike
to old Fort Rice. This hike probably
will end with their entrafning or the
southern training camp. Fac,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Nissen are the
proud parents Of son, born Satur-
day morning.
. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Glassmann Of
Sweet, E'riar were In Mandan, over
Sunday, guests of friends. Mr.. Glass
mann Is. manager Of the Bingenheim-
erer Mercantile company at Sweet
Briar. !, .s.;..... T..
Mrs. Ben Campbell; and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Myrtle Aughnay, who had
been in Mandan for the past several
weeks, visiting relatives and friends,
left yesterday morning for their home
in jamestown. .. -. -.. :
James .Aughnay spent Sunday at his,
farm, q few miles south Of Mandan,
attending to- business affairs. ...
:, E., A. Willson, better farming agent,
for the Northern =, Pacific Railway,
company, was in Mandan yesterday,
en-, route to Elgin, where he will, In,
spect the harvesting of the company''s:
experiment station crop. This Is, Mr.,
Wilson's first trip to this. section Of.
the state for over two months. Mr..
Wilson formerly lived, in Mandan.
Howard Seaman, prominent cattle
buyer, left yesterday afternoon on No. !.
3 for Medora, where he is buying a..
large shipment of cattle for shipment.
within few days., .,.z, >.
Conductor and Mrs. George r. Will
son and children yeft yesterday after,
noon for an extended visit with srela-.
tives and friends in Seattle, Wash.
Conductor J. c.. Haskins left yes
terday afternoon for Spokane, where
he will spend a few days looking az
ter; business interests in that com
mpnity. .. m, :,
Mrs. J. c. st einbruec:k. who had
been in Mandan for a few days, visit i
ing, with relatives and friends, left
today for her home in Auburn, Wash.
~. Mrs. Asa Richardson and children
returned :. Tuesday from. Dennison,
Mimi, where they had visited for a.
month with Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Thompson, formerly OF this city. Mr.
Thompson is farming and is doing
we'll. ..... ..-..... 4
AZ Harry Center of Barnes was num-:
bered among the important business.
callers who were in the city yester-
day. ,-. .... d. 49, !
John Dawson, president of the. Fair
association, was in Mandan yesterday.
looking after business. matters and,
also attending. to affairs. in connec-
tion with the Missouri Slope fair, to,
be held here in, the near future.
James Regain left yesterday morn:
ing for Valley City, where he is at
tending the annual meeting of the
State Billiard Mems association. J.
f.. Regan is president of the associ-
alton. The meeting will end tomor-
row evening. )
Prof. c. L. Codding and family re-