The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-22
MANBAK'N
BIG GATHERING
AT WAR RALLY
Congressman Norton Addresses
Large Audience at Mandan

Large Audience at Mandan
The patriotic gathering at the Pal.
ace theater SUNDAY afternoon proved
to be another OF Mandan's successful
patriotic meetings Congressman Nor
ton was in .Mandan that afternoon and
addressed the audience. His presence
in the city was not known by the ma
| jOrity of the audience and it was
very pleasant surprise when it was
announced that he would speak at the
meeting The afternoons program
consisted of MIR. NortOn's address, an
address by Rev. Hedtke, a reading by
Mrs c. r. Robertson, a musical pro.
gram by the high school students and
community singing. The theater was
filed to capacity with Mandan patri-
otto citizens! ta-ss
49,. Told Of Sacrifice.
Congressman Norton was introduced
to the audience by Editor Tostevin
who made few appropriate remarks
in behalf of the distinguished repre-
sentative, among which he referred to
Mr.. Norton as our representative in
congress who served his constituents
at all times in a manner Of which we
are never ashamed.
Rev. Hedtke gave a very interest
ing and stirring patriotic address.
Mrs. ROmertson's reading, real
classic, written by e. H. Tostevin,
Mandan soldier boy in FRANCE was
The Catholic parochial school was
dedicated y yesterday afternoon with
fitting ceremonies by Rt. Rev. Bishop
Wehrle OF Bismarck. Supt J. w. De-
vine OF the state industrial school de-
livered a very Appropriate and impress
sive dedication address. Singing was
part of the program, the numbers
being rendered by the parochial school
children. The, annual confirmation
services were held by Bishop Wehrle
at ST. .Joseph's church yesterday even
ing following. High mass. About fif-
teen boys and girls of the congrega-
ton were confirmed
II. n. Halliday, Carson banker. re.
turned Saturday on No. 3 from the
Twin Cities where he had been on
business for few days. He return
ed home to Carson on the South
branch twain Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. S. A.. Render, who had been
visiting in Minneapolis for a few
weeks with relatives, passed through
Mandan on No 3 Saturday on her way
to Brush Prairie, where she has been
called on account OF the serious ill.,
ness of brother. -" ,$''[>".,:"<
Miss Ruth; Parkin and Mrs J. w.
Hintgren, who have been in the Twin
Cities for several days in; the interest
Of the Morton County chapter OF the
Red Cross, returned home yesterday
morning on NO. 3. ID. ..f ~ 49,.
M. S. Tshida, we'll known Glen Nj.
lin resident, was in the city Satur-
day and yesterday visiting friends. He
returned home on 40. 3 yesterday
morning. '.@ - : - - 49, -.
Rod McVey of Bismarck, was in
Mandan Saturday visiting his parents.
W. J:Coughlin, special agent for the
Northern Pacific Railway company
with headquarters at Glendive, was in
the city Saturday on official business.
Supt. G. H. Jacoous, superintendent
of the Yellowstone, division of the
Northern Pacific railway was in the
city Saturday. General Manager A.
N. Burt and General Superintendent
A. v. Brown of St. Paul were also in
Mandan Saturday on official business.
The officials made an inspection trip
of the branch lines while in this 10.
cality. Supt Jacobs returned home to
Glendive yesterday and the other Of.
I.ficial went east on No. s.
Mrs. Raymond Bergeson and chill.
dren of Bismarck were here over Sun.
day guests at the VIM. Simpson home.
| j. c. Taylor, supervisor Of bridges
and buildings for the Yellowstone di.
vision OF the Northern Pacific Railway
company. was here from Glendive yes
terday He says work planting the
war garden at the park will start in
about week. Ssssst tg.>-@
e. A. Tostevin, M D. Lang, W. II.
Stutsman and few other iMandanites
attended meeting in Hebron held
Saturday evening.
Mrs. B. A. Russell visited with
friends in Bismarck Saturday. 49,.
Mrs. VIM. Mcdonald went to
Golden Valley Saturday afternoon for
a few days visit with relatives and
| friends. +"t.. ", 5.$-'-. II
Attorney Oliver Leverson OF Hazen,
was in Mandan on legal business Sat.
urday. He had also been in Bismarck
on business while in this vicinity
H. l.. Berry, states attorney Of
Mercer county, was in Mandan Sat.
urday en- route home to stanton from
the Twin Cities, where he had been
on legal business for few days.
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