The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-20
Return from East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Molleur have return
led from an eastern trip. H.,
Home From Minnesot a.


Mr.. and Mrs. Sc. Bergeson are
home from an enjoyable outing at the
Minnesota lakes, near Brainerd.
Visiting Daughter.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Hofues Of Al.
gona, Ia, are visiting at the home Of
their daughter. Mrs. H. F. Keller
They made the trip via auto. ~
Delivers Deserter.
Sheriff Aleck NOrem of Bowman
county was in the city this week ito
deliver John 'MQriarity. wanted as a
deserter under the draft laws at Chr,
CagO. - .r
Receives Guaranty.
The first Guaranty bank Of Bis.
marck this week received an official
certificate over the signature Of Gov
ernor Lynn J. Frazier showing that
It's deposits are guaranteed under an
act of the last general assembly which
became effective July I. - r
"~ At Kelly Field.
George H. Waller, formerly of The
Tribune accounting staff, now a mem
Der of Uncle Sans national army,
writes from nelly Field, San Antonio
Tex, that he is enjoying life with the
headquarters company. casual detach'
ment, first training brigade. He ex'
poets soon to get into foreign SER
vice. -"
IT,. Has New Car.
Associate Justice r. H. Grace has
just received delivery of an eight
cylinder Willys-Knight car from the
Lair Motor Sales Co. The judge has
the car equipped with every conven'
fence and is preparing to do sonic ex'
tensive touring with his machine
which is one of the finest in the
state.
From Major shuman.
Photographs were received this
week showing Major F.. l.. Shuman in
his new occupation as aerial observer
with the 3G9th field signal battalion
saith division, national army, at Camp
Sherman, Chillicothe. o. The former
district superintendent Of THO North
Lakota Independent Telephone Co..
makes good.looking aviator and Is
apparently in the pink of condition.
Royal Neishbors' Day.
loyal NeighbOrs' Red Cross day al
the Country club Wednesday after
noon will be one of the events Of the
coming week. The Royal Neighbors
will meet at 1870 at, the Van Hook
home on Fourth street, where cars
will be provided to carry them to the
Country club. where the afternoon will!
be devoted to sewing and knitting fol
the Red Cross. ,..
6urrMackey NuptiaIs.
Miss Kathryn MacKay, popular
phone, exchange operator at Hazen
and Mr.. Leonard H. Burr Of North
field; MIMI, were united in marriage
at the home of Rev. r. H. Myers this
week.. Following a brief honeymoon
Msr Burr returned to Hazen to re
sumo her duties as operator, while
Mr. 'MacKay proceeded to Mortified
MINI. where he awaits "a call fol
service. /" ,.
u In St. Paul. :.
making Fergus Falls. IA miles dis
tant. the first day; and running into
st. Paul Tor supper the evening Of
the second, Rev. " c. Postlethwaite
pastorn OF the !. First Presbyteria
church, has done bit of driving
which nlaces him well at the top OF
the amateur class. 1.-THE roads are
fine" Rev. Postlethwaite writes. 81
made Fergus Falls the first day
travelling PA miles, and ran in here
tSt. Paul) for supper the next. We
averaged over 20 miles an hour 0vel
all kinds of roads. AS have said
they we're mostly good, especially in
North Dakota" ,''
Reappoint Hears.
The state board of control has re
appointed DR.. w. H. Hotchkiss super
intendeht of the state hospital for the
insane at JAMESTOWN; DR.. A. Il. T
Wylie. superintendent Of the hospital
for the feeble. minded at Grafton
Frank Read superintendent of the
school for the deaf. Devils Lake; B
B. Chapel. superintendent Of the
school for the blind, ~Eathgate. The
terms of frank TalcOtt as warden oil
the state penitentiary will not expire
until Nav ]. 1919, and the same Is
true of Gov, J. NJ. Devine, superin
tendeut Of the state training school,
at Mandan: and Dr. J. G. Lamont. su
perintcndent of the tuberculosis SAINT
tarium at Dunseith.
-RUY ". S. S.
, Miss Ethel Rhodes OF lClarksburg
w. Va. is a guest at the Methodist
parsonage. .. $780, g.,
-BCY ". S. S. "
The ladies of the Friday section
of the Red Cross sewing circle sewed
25 bed-shirts yesterday.
-BGy ". S. S.
A special offering to cover the cost
of the church fuel for the coming win
ter will be received in the Methodist
church, on sunday at both the morn
ing and evening service.
- buy ". S. ST.
Stone Ships Not Entirely New. ,
While stone ships. such as are being
made now for the governments use In
the war, are considered quite novelty,
they really are not go new after all.
Away back in 1849 a boat Of concrete