The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-10
MANDAN NEWS

| NiCNa'9 10 Fort hlce.-Dr. ana MIS-
r.. NJ. McKaig, parents of Ray Nc
Kaig, arrived in the city a few days
ago for a brief visit. Today they
went to the Paul Mckaig farm near
Fort Rice, where they will spend "
few weeks visiting after which they
will leave for their home in Sioux
City, la.
Devine lIl.-Supt j. M. Devine OF
the state training school, is i'll at his
home on First street Northwest, suf
fcring with severe attack of la
grippe.
Mckaiq's to Leave Monday.-Mr
and Mrs Ray McKaig and son will
leave via automobile Monday for
! POise, Idaho, where they will make
their future home. The Mckaig's
planned on living in Denver but
changed their minds.
In MinncapoIis.--Mrs. George Bling.
| enheimer, who is now in Minneapolis,
is expected to return home the latter
part of the week.
TooIe in city.---Steye Toole, prom
inent farmer of Huff, was in the city
Yesterday looking after business af-
fairs
N. P. Farming Agent Kerc.--E. A..
Wilson, better farming agent for the
Northern Pacific railway company
with Headquarters in St. Paul, was in
Mandan yesterday looking after bust
ness affairs in connection with his
office.
Mrs. DooIey to Leavc.-Mrs Kath-
crime Dooley expects to leave in the
near future for Aberdeen, Washing
ton, where she will make her home
this winter with her daughter.
Cc!cny in St. Paul.-Basil Celeny,
proprietor of the Palace of Sweets,
will return home Saturday from St.
PAUL, whele he has been for the past
few days.
Grainers in Mandan.-Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Grainer of Huff, were in the
lily attending to business affairs and
visiting with relatives and friends yes
erday.
Banker Returned.--Banker Hallen-
jerg OF Carson, returned nome yes
.erday afternoon after spending cou-
Die OF days in'this city on business.
Eastmans to Hazen.-Dr. and Mrs
eastman Of Hazen, who had been in
Mandan while the former attended the
Liberty Loan meeting held here Mon
lay afternoon, left this afternoon for
heir home at Hazen
< Priest Returned.-Rev Augustine
>'oX, priest at St. Anthony, returned
home yesterday after having spent a
Jew days at ,Richardton at St. Johns
monastery.
HOSPITAL NEWS.
John Case of st. Anthony was en-
tered at the hospital Tuesday morn
ing for few days treatment.
William Shlickruell of Elue Grass,
underwent an operation at the Man.
dan hospital Tuesday morning At
last reports the patient is GONZALES
cent but his operation was serious and
he will be patient at the hospital for
a number of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O'Laughlin of
this city, are the proud parents of a
baby girl born Tuesday morning.
Mother and baby are doing nicely.
| MIS- A. G. Porter of this city, is a
medical patient in the hospital for a
few days.
J. f. Paff of Huff, underwent a sue
cessful operation at the hospital the
| fore part of the week.
Mis- Helen Rix was entered at the
hospital the fore part of the week for
a few days treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. William Graft of this
city, are the proud parents of baby
boy born at the hospital a few days
ago. Mother and baby are doing
nicely.
Gerald Anstad of Fort Clark, sus-
| tanned fractured limb in an automo-
bile accident which occurred late last
Friday afternoon. He is a patient in
the hospital and will be unable to
| leave for several days.
Martin MOssbruecker of this city
was entered at the hospital Monday
for treatment.
Joseph. Cermak, we'll known farmer
| living south of Mandan was released
from the hospital Tuesday morning af-
ter having been patient there for
ten days.
Miss Pauline Hotzenbuehler of
Odense. is a medical patient in the
hOcnif al for fou dovc