The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-27
MANDAN NEWS

Judge Henkc of Mandan yesterday
heard an action started by Albert
Lahren against William Millich to re-
cover $50 which amount he alleges is
due him as wages After a short
hearing, the court decided the case
in favor of the plaintiff.
The Morton County Sunday School
association opened the annual conven-
ton in Mandan last evening at the
Methodist church. A large delegation
was present and most enthusiastic
meeting was held Owing to the fact
that the county division has been eff
fected since the last meeting Of the
association reorganization was nee
work was given to redistricting the
various divisions.
Rev. Hedtke of the Methodist
church last evening announced that
Rev. Weigle, noted evangelist, will ar
rive here in few days and on April
Is will commence six-weeks' revival
which will be held under the auspices
of the Presbyterian and Methodist
churches.
"Miggs" are the only sure sign Of
spring after all. Kids enjoyed them
selves all day Saturday and Sunday
playing keeps in almost every avail
able place in the city, cause springs
here. Denne Hannifan of Bismarck,
the squatter governor, is "some pre-
dictor" we'll admit, but leave it to
the kids and their "miggs' to deter
mine the real advent of spring. Gosh,
my knuckles are all skinned and the
kness of my pants wore out; guess
III aut for ia day." said school lad
last evening, and jauned home and
left the fellows standing by who re-
called days themselves when they felt
just like that kid when spring fever
wasn't in it,-when a good game of
"miggs' was in sight.
Conductor and Mrs. II. B. Parson
and the formers mother departed
yesterday for Jamestown, where Mrs.
Parson will spend several days visit
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
S. Littlehales. Conductor Parson and
mother will continue to Chicago,
where the latter will be joined by a
son who lives in Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs.
Parson and son will leave Chicago
for the Parson home in Cleveland Fri
day Conductor Parson expects to re-
turn home Saturday or Sunday.
| Mrs. J. w. Golden was in Mandan
Monday and went to Bismarck on a
short mission. She returned to Ter
home at Sweet Briar Monday after
noon. Mrs. Golden is operator for the
Northern Pacific at Sweet Briar, work
ing the second trick.
| Mrs. B. w. Shaw will entertain the
members of the p. E. O. sisterhood
at her home on Fourth avenue north
west tomorrow afternoon.
Trainmaster and Mrs. Mullroy OF
Jamestown have moved to Mandan
and Saturday took up residence in the
Coils house on Fourth street north
west, recently vacated by Roadmas-
ter and Mrs. F. G. Cook.
Thomas Mccormick spent yester-
day in Bismarck attending to business
matters and visiting with friends.
Attorney w. II. Stutsman expects
to leave for Minneapolis in a few days
to attend to legal business matters.
| Attorney John Sullivan and Attor-
ney S. L. Nuchols went to Stanton yes
terday afternoon to attend district
court for a few days.
Ben c. Bird and wife of Almont ar
rived in MADAM yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Bird is consulting physician
concerning an abscess of the ear and
it is understood she will have to un-
dergo an operation.
The Presbyterian Aid society will
be entertained Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Z. G.. Coils.
Sheriff Oscar Nelson went to Bis
marck yesterday afternoon on official
business.
Trainmaster John Wynn arrived in
the city yesterday morning to attend
to official business matters.
Henry Ouren of Huff arrived in the
| city yesterday afternoon and is spend
ing few days in Mandan visiting
| with relatives and friends.
Miss Stella Aughnay of this city
spent last evening in Bismarck visit
ing with friends.
Robert Philips, went to Flasher yes.
tterday afternoon on business.
". r Cook, secretary Of the VIM.
H. Brown Land eenpanx Of lA egs re-