The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-09
MANDAN NEWS.

the reservation the latter part of las
week after having spent several days
in that community on real estate bus
mess. r.
James Noakes, popular real estate
man, returned to his duties at, his Of
fee: : - "r - 49,
A: D. Gaines, wealthy Sanger farmer
ing after business today. 49,
II. A. Wilson, better farming agent
was in the, city yesterday enroute tC
Elgin to supervise, the planting 0l
crops at the Northern Pacific demon.
stration farm. . y. r..
w. F. Reko, district game warden
with headquarters in this city, spen;
yesterday afternoon in Bismarck at
tending Ito business matters at the
capitol. f. 'i''.,Ar 4 r y. g '.t.'' :, /
M. y. Millready,, popular. machinist
at the Northern Pacific roundhouse
spent yesterday afternoon in Bis
marck. Mr.. .Mullready plans on en-
listing in the army providing he car
enlist in a department, men with his
CApCl dIC uCCuCu. 10 DClICVV~.
that he will find little difficulty in Sc
curing enlistment in such capacity
l.. S. Roger, who is. now connected
with the, state bank, examiners de
partment, spent yesterday afternoon:
in the Capital City on business. IT,
Dr. S. G. Larrabee was numbered
among the distinguished Mandanites
who were in Bismarck yesterday aft
ernoon on business.
Mrs. Felix Ulmann and baby of Bis
marck returned home yesterday after
noon after having spent Sunday in
Mandan with Mrs. Ulmann's parents
Mr.; and Mrs. p. w. Tobin. '...'
Banker !. b. Howard of Judson was
in Mandan on a. brief business mis-.
sion yesterday afternoon. .. r..
Mrs. H. G. Kinzel and baby left on
No. Z Sunday afternoon for their home
at Dickinson after having spent sew:
eral days in Mandan at the home OF
Mrs. Kinzel's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
F.. c. Parker, of Second avenue north.
east. Mrs. Kinzel's health was poor
| when she came to Mandan, but hel
| hosts of friends will be pleased to
! learn that she is now we'll again and
on her return to Dickinson will be
able to resume her former duties as
pianist at one of the picture houses
in Dickinson. -.
Charles Dunahey is in Fargo for a
couple Of days attending to business
matters in connection with his Oliver
| county road contracts t's
Attorney IS. p. Halpern of Hebron
was In Mandan yesterday and today
attending to legal business matters:
He returned home this afternoon on
No. I. 5t,.a,s.,.: T.
Attorney S. P. Rigler returned home
| yesterday afternoon on, No. 8 from
Richardton, where he had been for
several days attending to business
matters and visiting with a brother
who is located at Richardson. Attor-
ney Eigler has been practicing at Beu-
lah, but recently closed his business
to enter the service of the army.
| Mrs. Joseph Wells of Cann0nball
was brought to Mandan yesterday and
that afternoon taken to Bismarck,
where she has been entered in hos
pital for few days treatment.
William Mas, president of the
Farmers Equity bank, spent yester-
day afternoon in the Capital City at
tending to business matters in the in
terest of the bank.
States Attorney L. H. Connolly
spent yesterday afternoon in Bis
marck in district court before Judge
w! l.. Nuessle. Clerk of Court Car
ter. was also in the Capital City on
official business yesterday.
Mrs. Albert Larson was numbered
among the Mandan ladies who spent
Yesterday at the Capital City.
Rev. George Newcomb Of Bismarck
was in Mandan yesterday enroute to
Hazen on official business. He ex-
poets to return to Mandan tomorrow.
Thence he will go to Fort Yates on
official business.
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listless or languid, or when you can't
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