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

Eighty miles in hours and 8
minutes is what a Dodge did las
week to win for its diver Il $500 be
from the proud posscssor Of one o
Brother Ford's jitncys. C l.! Palmer
driving a Dodge, ran from Morris
town, S. d., to Fort Yates, Sioux corn
ty, distance OF SO miles, in 2 hours
and 81 minutes. beating f. II. Gin
! Their in his Ford by just 2 minutes
That's too narrow a margin on which
to lose half thousand with very
considerable grace. So the race will
DO run over again, on the grounds
that Ginther turned turtle and broke
a rib, while Palmer stopped and hir.
ed a pilot.
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MRS Henry Reek, formerly Of this
city, but who is now living in Helena,
was in Mandan over Saturday and
Sunday, visiting with relatives and
friends.
Nv. H. Richer has accepted a posi-
ton as salesman in the Boston Cash
STORE. Mr.. Richer assumed his new
duties Saturday, after spending many
years rs a travelling grocery sales
man out of Mandan.
Edgar NcWgaard assumed duties
as stenographer for States Attorney
l. II. Connolly on Monday morning
substituting for Miss Genevieye
Haas, who is enjoying Il two weeks
vacation with relatives and friends in
DEBORAH, la.
Miss Euleta Crosthwaite, who had
been visiting at the home Of Mrs. e.
G. ufcr in Lambert, Mont, for a few
days, also visited with friends in
Dickinson on Saturday and Sunday
while en- route home.
Miss Gertrude Estrop returned
home Friday from Lambert, Mont,
where she had been spending few
days visiting with her sister, Mrs. Il.
q. Ufer. Miss EstrOp will leave We'd
nesday for minneapolis to resume her
duties as a nurse at the Northwest
ern hospital.
Leo Aughnay returned home Sun
day night on No. from few days
trip to Chicago.
Roy F. Dow OF the postotlico force
returned home Saturday from Chica-
go and the twin cities, where he had
been visiting with friends and enjoy.
ing q few days vacation from his
duties, Roy will resume his post the
first of tho week.
Miss Elsie Stark, who is now en-
gagged by the North Dakota Agricul-
tural college in conservation work,
featuring on the canning of fruit and
giving general domestic science talks
for the extension department of the
college, was in ,Mandan on Sunday
and Monday, visiting with her moth.
er, Mrs. Anna Stark Miss Stark ha.;
been giving demonstrations and lee
lures at various points on the 500
Line the past week.
Albert Hanson, carpenter, employed
by the Meinecke Building company,
who is now engaged at New Salem,
working on the new, Blank garage
was in Mandan Saturday
and Sunday, visiting with relatives
and friends.
Miss Mamie Haid of New asCtle,
Pa, arrived in the city Sunday after
iiocl anu 10 olSilulllS lew weeks
as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. James
McGillic. ..>'
DR.. Ira Nichols left Saturday oven.
ing on No. 2, for a ten days vaca-
ton trip to the twin cities, 7Urbana,
ILL.,. and Chicago.
tJcns Johnson of the Albrecht-John
son Lumber company of Flasher, was
in Mandan on Saturday, attending to
business matters: - A ,,. g.. E ,-
Lieutenant Vincent Melarvie has
returned to Bismarck, after having
sDen a few days in Mandan on a fur
Tough. visiting with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James ,.Melarvie.
Agent III. G.. Taylor went to Glen
dive, Mont, on Tuesday morning, to
look after official business matters.
He returned home Wednesday morn
ing ,ai .I.... -.l & i
C C. Shearer of Flasher was in
Mandan, attending to business af-
fairs the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Samuel Worford returned
home Monday afternoon from Huff,
where she had been visiting with rel
;tives and friends for few davs
e. P. Hart, formerly of Mandan