The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-28

HVkV " 0SsSbOO i "a NIu SAAN
Chas. Seaman autoed to the \Parkin
ranch near hields last evening. i
Mrs. McQuiIian 20 ssolen-Mrs. F..
P. McQuillan and baby, went to Solen
yesterday afternoon for a few, days
visit with relatives. II Y
I; Greengard In Bismarck The N.
Greengard family attended the Jewish
atonement day celebration at Bis.
narck Wednesday. 7
l. Mrs. Cole Home-Mrs. George Cole
has returned from st. Paul, where she
hds been enjoying an extended visit
with relatives and friends "a ~. Z !:
toC ~; sstrfI, t. ri = ~. 4 Is, I
Mrs. Russell to Dickinson Mrs, B:
A. Russell went to Dickinson yester-
ftday' morning on No. 3 IL" visit At the
IL. A. Paxton home until Sunday.
I Returns from Carson-B: w. Shaw,
Mandan attorney, returned home this
afternoon from Carson. where he had
been on business at the Grant county
/ seat. : "a - ~ i. n,
Badger to st. Paui-.-W, C. Badger,
secretary of the Cattle Loan & Secur-
ity company, will leave Monday for
st. Paul with shipment of cattle for
market. Y" - p
AImonite Here G. Chamberlain
of Almont was In Mandan yesterday
and today attending to business mat
ters. He will return home thissafter.
noon on No. Z. s,S, %
To >Dickinson-Mr E. r. Griffin
will be numbered among the Mandan
ladies who will go to Dickinson Mon.
day to attend the annual meeting OF
the Federated Wcmen's clubs OF North
Dakota. ~
Returns to MissouIa-Mi:s Margaret
Barth returned yesterday to MissOula
to resume her duties after having
spent about three weeks in Mandan
as the guest Of her parents, mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Barth. tN@4.
State OFFICER Here-Chas. Bleick,
state railroad commissioner, was IN
Mandan yesterday en- route home to
Elgin from bismarck, where he had
been attending to business matters in
connection with his Office. a.,
Farewell panee.-A farewell dance
for the Mandan soldier boys, will be
given by the Mandan orchestra and
M. A. C. club at the NJ. A. C.. hall this
evening following the patriotic dem.
onstration for Major Hanley.
convaieseent- Alfred, two.year-old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James McKendry,
who underwent minor and success.
full operation, at, the hospital yester.
/ day, is convalescent, and will be able
to return home in a few days. : @
/ Return from Bismarck-Mr. and
Mrs. Rosen returned home yesterday
morning on No. from Bismarck,
where they had been attending the
celebration OF those of the Jewish
faith held in Bismarck last Wednes.
day.
!. To HeIena-Miss Jennie kellogg
| departed yesterday morning on No. 4
for Helena, where she will practice
her profession as a nurse and also
visit sister there. Miss Kellogg is
q graduate nurse of one of the Liv.
ingston hospitals.
Meet Next Thursday-The Catholic
Ladies' Altar society, which was to
have met yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. p w. McGillic, has been
postponed until next Thursday. Mes
danes p. w. McGillic and Chas. Wv.
mann will entertain.
Many Attend Funeral-St. Joseph's
Catholic church was the scene of hun.
dreds of mourning friends this morn
ing. who had assembled to nay their
last respects to the late Mrs. Marie
Chapo. who was this morning laid to
rest in the Catholic cemetery at st.
Anthony.
Visiting in St. Paul-Mrs. G. H.
Jacobus, who had been the guest OF
Mrs. C. T. SpOnsel for q few days
this week, dersIted xesterdaX mpR-