The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-12
N|MR0DS PREPARING
!; TO B0MBARD DUCKS
sportsmen Looking Forward tc
Profitable Season With Chicks
7 and Waterfowl

SsAAS4 W "~I-A&O"k
Mandan nimrods are getting thei>
guns in shape for the opening day
of hunting next Sunday. During the
past few days the sports of this 10.
cality have had their hunting dogs
in the fields giving them the usual
seasons workout. .f
The cost of hunting this year will
be Eauch, higher than last year. Shells
cost more. and everything seems u
have raised comparatively. Never"
thelcss that is not going to put the
ban on hunting in this part Of the,
state. Game is plentiful and next
Monday many Mandanites viii feast
on the VICTIMS Of their sport.
A large number of the Mapdan
sportsmen are planning on going on
a duck hunt, It is said that ducks.
are more than plentiful this year. j.
H, Newton, c. F. Ellis, Charles FL,
quist, A. E. Thorberg and scores OF
other local sportsmen are soon to
leave for varions points. =,
A. r. Glassman, manager Of the
ningenheimer Mercantile company at
Sweet Eriar, was in Mandan Tuesday
looking after business matters He
returned home Tuesday afternoon on
No. I. ~
Earle Nelch and Miss Ethel McWa-
ters were married last evening at the
Catholic church by the Rev. Father
Timothy. Only immediate relatives
were present at the wedding. \
States Attorney L. H. Connolly ,e.
turned this morning from Hebron.
where. he had been on official bust
ness, sIr-$
Mrs. Margaret Wells. who had been
in Mandan visiting for few days, has
returned to her home in Grand Rap
ids, Mich.
Florance Olson returned yesterday
afternoon from Lyons, where he had
been at the Olson farm for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Fritz went to
Bismarck Tuesday afternoon to spend
few hours visiting with Chris Fritz,
who is in hospital in Bismarck re-
ceiving treatment. Chris was injured
last Friday afternoon at the fair
grounds, while scuffling with one of
the soldiers when he strained a liga-
ment in his left leg. He is member
of the hospital corps of the Second
battalion, First North Dakota regi-.
ment.
Theodore Kruetz arrived Tuesday
afternoon en- route home to Sweet
Briar from Shields, where he had
been assisting his brother, John,
thresh his crop. Ted stated that the
crop yields in the locality we're not
averaging very we'll. His own wheat
averaged little better than six bush
els to the acre, while Johns wheat
yielded about ten bushels to the acre.
Ted advises that Fred Massinghar>
has 50 acres of the best field of flax
in that locality. 1t is expected the
Massingham flax will yield about Is
bushels to the acre,
Harvey SEVERN, well known ranch
er Of the Selfridge Locality, arrived H.
the city Tuesday en- route to Minneap4l
oils, where he had been called on ac-
count of the death Of his oldest sis
ter who passed away at her. home
there Monday.
Ad0lph Guoh of Judson was in Man
dan Tuesday on business While in
the city Mr.. Guon said that another
one OF, the enjoyable dances which
haVeh been held at the Guon hall in
Judson will be given next Saturday
evening. The Jazz orchestra will fur
nish the music for the occasion.
George Sta3ler and William Cum
Minis will leave for Seattle, Wash,
after the fair for a few weeks pleas
nre trip. If satisfactory arrangements |
can be made the Logs will attend the
university Of Washington this year /
Mrs. n. EelAS' Of Flasher was q
guest of MarGan friends yesterday af-
ternoon and this morning. She is to
return home this AFTERNOON
Olive Congcr OF Cannonban arrived
in the city this morning and is spenu-
ing d few days visiting with rela.
tives and friends.
William Mcdonald, local, agent for
the Overland automobiles, autoed this
morning to various points in the wes-
tern part of the county.
Mesdames r. l.. Mackin and James
Regan spent yesterday in the capital
city visiting with friends.
g. Potter of Breien, was in MAJ
dan this morning on short business
mission. f.
D. N. Knowles of Thinner was in
blandan this afternoon for a short
while on business. He made the trip
via automobile . ~ ...-
Miss Agnes Hedquist of Zap is in
the city for a few days visiting with
relatives and friends. She expects to
return home Saturday.
Mrs. F. x. Dempsey, who had been
in Mandan since Monday visiting at
the Skjod and Manderude homes, left
yesterday morning ON No. 4 for sar1-
GUS Minnesota points, where she will
en- Go, \ s-sk