The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-29
Mandan Nelus Bureau

Mrs. S. P. Rigler of Eeulah, was in
Mandan Saturday the guest OF Mr..
| and Mrs. Morris Rosen. She left that
! evening for Minneapolis, where she is
| spending a few weeks visiting with
! relatives and friends.
Morris ROsen, proprietor of the ROs-
en- Bargain Store, will leave this even
ing for Minneapolis, where he will
purchase fall goods for his popular
clothing store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. Dow will .e-
turn home today from an extended au-
tomobile honeymoon trip to Rosebud,
Montana, and the Killdeer mountains
in this state. Mr. Dow Is numbered
among the draftees who are called to
appear for examination September l..
]. X. Wead Of Fort Rice, was in
Mandan Tuesday on business. He
made the trip by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pitzer of Huff
were in Mandan Monday shopping
and otherwise looking after business
affairs.
Henry Ouren, who has been work
ing in Beulah, was in Mandan Mon
day afternoon en- route to his home
near Huff, where he will assist as en-
gineer for the Dahl threshing outfit
Mrs. r. r. Lutz and baby daughter,
Gloria, left Tuesday afternoon on
the north branch train for Harmon
where she is spending few days Wis
iting with her sister, Mrs. B. ]
Mercy.
John Bow returned Monday from
Hunters Hot Springs, Montana,
where he had been for few weeks
receiving treatment for rheumatism.
Sergeans John K. Kennedy
returned to his home Monday noon
from Kalamazoo, Mich, where he hao
been visiting with Mrs. Hanley, who
is receiving treatment in that city.
Mrs. Hanley's host of friends will be
more than pleased to learn that she
is improving in health.
w. II. Tackaberrey went to various
points on the south branch the early
part of the week on business.
Jacob Martin of St. Joseph, WAS Il
Mandan Tuesday on business While
in the city Mr.. Martin said that the
farmers in his locality were about
ready to commence threshing The
wheat crops in the St. Joseph vicin
ity are not as good as year ago. but
are far better than expectations of
month ago.
. Miss Agnes MITCHELL daughter of A
F. Mitchell we'll known Richardton
merchant, was in Mandan from Satul
day until Wednesday the guest of hel
cousin. Mrs. J. M. Messmer Miss
Mitchell made thte trip to Mandan by
automobile and returned home on No.
1 Wednesday night
August Usselmann left Saturday
night for St. Paul where he spent a
few days on business.
]. NJ. Messmer will leave Monday
for the twin cities, where he will
spend few days purchasing equip.
meat for his new pool and billiard hall
which is to be located in the Hudson
& Wynn building in connection with
his restaurant. Jake says he Is 60
ing to have one of the finest pool halls
in the state.
Ralph Messmer, brother of Jake
Mcssmer of this city, is numbered
among those who are eligible to draft
in Dawson county, Montana. Ralph
passed the physical examination 0. X.
and was among the first draftees
drawn. He is blacksmith for the Nor
thern Pacific railway company at
Glendive, where he has been employed
for number of years and is we'll
known in Mandan. He may come to
Mandan for few. days visit with
relatives and friends before entering
service.
Anton Ehrmentrout of St. Joseph,
was in Mandan on business Monday
While in the city he was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Messmer, Mr.
Ehrmentrout returned home Tuesday
Fred Reuter-, hotel manager of the
w. E. Kicker spent Monday in Bis
me- rex on b, g in