The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-01
confined in the hospital for several

confined in the hospital for several
days. ...
Auditor Here-K, e. Burleigh of
Fargo, state auditor for the Stan
dard Oil Co.. is in the city on official
business connected with the growing
Bismarck plant
Kirk HOmc-C. n. Kirk, Bismarck
manager for the Marshall Oil Co., is
home from MarshaltoWn, Ia, where
lie attended an annual staff meeting
of the company. 10 ... .."...
! ThOmason in Cuy-O. M. Thomason,
one OF the Nonpartisan leagues prin-
cipal transformers. engaged for som g
time past in organization work in
South Dakota, is in the city.
Auditing Board-The state auditing
board held it's last meeting TO" the
Old year Saturday, approving OF the
usual monthly grist of bills which will
be paid when taxes begin to come
in, in January
Here From Mandan-Henry M. Vol
quardsen a representative OF the
Singer Sewing Machine Company of
Mandan, is spending some time in the
city this week assisting Mr.. Clark of
the local office.
To Enter Training Camp-Sergeant
Frank Johnson, who has been visit
ing at his home here, has been sell
ected to enter the third officers train
ing camp at Fort Dodge and left Sat
urday night for the place.
Resumes W0rk-fIarvey Thielke, re-
preventative in this territory for the
Simmons Hardware Co., has returned
from his home at Wausau, Wis,
whittier he went in all effort to get
into the service He was rejected
for some reason, and he.s back on the
job, selling hard stuff.
Home from Great Lakes-Albert
N7esterman and A. B. Flow, Bismarck
boys who a. G learning the sailor game
at Great Lakes, Ill.,, are home for
New Years with their families. The
Youngsters are DELIGHTED with the
branch of service in which they have
enlisted, and they insist that it's the
real game. r.. .afa- ..'.
Registers F.,rm-C. O. Engdahl
was in the city Monday registering
his several hundred acre farm in
Gibbs township with Register of
Deeds, G. j. keenan,: Mr.. Engdahl
has christianed his farm the Meadow
brook Stock and Grain farm" Mr..
Engdahl and son have only recently
returned from business trip to Chi
cago While in the east they visit
ed relatives in Indiana.
P"~'Nr CGvM--The Farmers Rnving
& Selling association is now negotiat-
ing Tor the purchase OF l.UJv bushels
of seed grain for members of North
Dakota Farmers Union, Announces d.
G. Shipley, secretary. The Farmers
Union voted in state convention here
recently to supply its seed-corn wants
through the buying and selling asso
citation, and it is believed that buying
in large quantities a great saving
can be effected.
TO Organize State Intensive organ
ization work throughout the state for
the North Dakota Farmers Union
will be undertaken Immediately after
the first of the year by D. C. Shipley,
formerly state secretary and manager
of the Bismarck warehouse. elected
state auditor at the recent annual con-
vention of the union. Assistant organ
izers will be appointed where ever
good material is found available, and
the entire state will be thoroughly
covered
Directors Meet-The directors of
the Farmers Union warehouse are
holding the closing meeting for the
yea" in Bismarck tofav The final
audit and invoice will be made, and
manager will be selected to succeed