The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-04
GlencOe-LivOna

Carl Fisher and Ed Temple Of
Hazelton motorcd down to the river
last wednesday.
Miss Helen Easten returned home
to spend Christmas with her mother,
Mrs. Margaret Easten. Miss Eastcn
has been visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Lizzie Woodland at Bismarck
After the recent spell of warm
weather, few had their doubts as
to the safety of crossing the river,
considerable water was over the ice
near Cannonball However, that
danger has passed since the weather
has turned much colder
John Baker of Cannonball was.
Livona visitor last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Burbage and
family attended Catholic services a.
Fort Rice Christmas morning, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Koch &C.
companied them home for Christ
mas dinner
c. A. Carlson and daughters, Ere ia
and Alice, motored to our shopping
center Wednesday.
The Glencoe school house has been
successfully moved to it's new sight
about one mile south or the Glencoe
postoffice. 1t is now being plastered
and put into shape for use. When
it is finished school will open there
with X. H. Woodland as teacher and
the Carlson school will be abandon
ed. Thus consolidating the two
schools.
John Wilde and daughter autocd
to Fort Rice Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Baker was passenger
to Mandan on the train from Fort
Rice last Thursday, returning home
the same day.
Miss Laura Reyes, who is attend
high school in Linton, is spending
Aher Christmas vacation with her par
ent at the Reyes ranch.
d. W Casey called at the Geo.
Puverly home Tuesday.
The ladies of the South Livona
Birthday club met with Mrs. T. T..
Hubbard last Thursday.
Mrs. Grace Matthews, who is teach
ing one of the Livonia district schools
is having weeks vacation. She is
spending it with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Cabbage.
Mrs. Geo. Montieth and children
of Hazelton spent Christmas with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Hub
bard of Livona.
Very impressive services were held
in the Catholic church at Fort Rice
on Sunday, the oath, and also on
Christmas morning. The church was
filled to the door, and a goOdly at
tendance was. in evidence from Glen
coe-Livonia.
1t is reported that the mines on the
Vorlander place are turning out coal
these days, under the management
of Roy Gates, Dutch" Sperry, Ora
GRAPHICAL and others.
Livonia farmers took advantage
of the fine weather between Christ
mas and New Year. They started up
their threshing machine with full
new crew, and made an effort TO
finish up their threshing, however,
they were stopped by the snow again.
Mrs. G. A. Cabbage and daughter,
in Fort Rice last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver Fowler spent
Christmas at the home of the latter's
sister, Mrs. John Kimball and fami-
ly. They autoed over on Saturday
returning home Tuesday.
Mrs. C. A. Carlson was a passenger
on the stage enroute for Bismarck
Wednesday, where she visited with
relatives, returning home Friday.
Caroline is reported to be the name
of the new little miss at the Irvine
home.
Miss Mabel Gates came dbwn from
Bismarck, where she is attending
high school, to spend the Christmas
vacation in the parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Carlson and
daughter, Miss Gerda, spent New
Years eve at the Wilde home.
VIM. Nelson has accepted po-
sition for the winter on the farm OF
Mr.. Small near Apple Creek station.
John Glum of near Hazelton passed
through here last Saturday enroute
home, having finished his job in
connection with moving the Glencoe
school house.
WING \
Mrs. Ralph Halvor left last We'd
ncsday for Arthur, N. D., to visit
her parentS