The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-11


prescribed for the reform school, a
class in domestic science and sewing
in q practical way is to be followed
| this term. '.,- ---~-s...-~- ...... ny -''&
The boys department will not open
school until after the fall work is dis.
posed of. Supt. Devine stated yester-
day he believed it would be at least
another month before school in the,
boys department would be opened.
Teachers are all arranged for and
when it comes time to open school
there will be no difficulty.
School opened in the Mandan City
schools yesterday morning with a
record-brcaking attendance. The
teachers all present, new school ready
for use, the new school term opens
most encouragingly.. Supt. Love stat
ed last evening that there is no ques-
ton but that one of the largest at
tendances ever had in the 'Mandan
city schools, the Central, Dilloway
and the Custer school attendances are
much larger than a year ago. ="
The Mandan Ladies' Auxiliary to
Companies and l will be organized
in the :Mandan Commercial CLUB
rooms next Friday afternoon. The
meeting is called for $3.50 o'clock
promptly and it is especially urged
that as many as possible attend the
meeting. Captain Wilson of Co. F ex-
poets to be in Mandan. to attend the
meeting and give the ladies a talk
along the line of the work of the la
dies auxiliaries. At the first meet.
ing held last Saturday afternoon Ma
ior j. NJ. Hanley, delivered most
interesting and instructive talk along
the same lines as Captain Wilson
will give next Friday afternoon.
Banker Hallenberg of Carson, was
in Mandan today attending to bust
ness matters. He returned home this
afternoon. ', V,.;N
Miss Cora McVey, who had been in
Mandan over Sunday the guest Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. SAINT. Nc
Vey, returned to Clendive last eve.
ming to resume her duties as abstrac-
tor in the Montana Loan & Title com.
pany offices.
Mrs Paul Heckert and children,
who had been visiting with relatives
and friends in various cities in Min
nesota, returned home Saturday night
on No. l. -,.'.r. y. ..n s. -'t
Edward Slaton was entered at the
hospital Monday to receive treatment
for broken leg sustained in an acct
dent which occurred the same morn
ing. At last reports. he is getting
along as well as can be- expected.
Harold, Wolfe, who was taken i'll |
with severe attack. Of gall stones,
was taken to the Sisters hospital in
Breckenridge Mimi, Monday morn
ing. He will undergo an operation
sometime this week! Mrs: G. S. Wolfe,
his mother, went with him.
Mrs. James Smith of this city, who
was a patient in the, hospital for a
few days, was released from the hos
pital Monday morning. ;.'',.
Mrs. Helen Pruest Of Wilton, was
entered at the hospital for few days
the fore part of the week.
Leo, small son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris Denniusc of Center, was brought
to the Mandan hospital; Sunday lie
an operation for appendi-
citis that evening fromr which he is
recovering very nicely. t"t ..,.a.n r..
Engineer, and Mrs 1rve Wickham
and son, returned home Monday morn
ing on No. 4 from Miles City, where
they had been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fellows for sew days. st' j.
! ROLAND Mack resumed duties yes
terday afternoon as carrier for the
Bismarck Tribune succeeding Emmett
Regain, resigned as"'1.4, > -. 4
Albert Anderson and family autoed
to Mandan few days ago and spent
until last evening in the city the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Olson.
They returned to their home in Al
mont via automobile. ,'. M.s
w. T. Kraft travelling freight agent
for the Northern Pacific with head
quarters in Jamestown, was in Man
dan yesterday on official business
Ernest Wilkinson will leave t0mor-
row for. St.. Louis, Mo-, where. he
will assume his new duties as post
office inspector for. four states, Mis-
souri,, Nebraska, Arkansas and Kan
sas Mr. Wilkinson will spend few
days in St. Louis and will later 60 to
D. c., where he Will
spend a few days in the general in
spector's office to become familiar
with his new position. A successor to
Mr.. Wilkinson has not as yet been
named. va! ytaa. -, ". 49, ~ -. I,
DR.. Edmund Mackey went to Flash
or this. m6rliing to. look after bust
ness matterssi+ J l,,,;, .a.-=s s. bia4,-
Charles yRothEof Huff, was, in Man.
Ian today looking after business mat
.ers. ~ II. :. .....-,t ~ go.
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