The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-10-13


sent into the state by the Republi-
can national committee.
CLEAR LAKE
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Berkvam an
nounce the birth of baby girl.
| Mrs. Helmer knudtson and dauGh-
ter Valdus Of Driscoll departed for
an extended trip to an over sea visit
at Christiania Norway.
Mrs. Clifford Nelson, who has spent
/ the past five weeks at the Bismarck
hospital suffering from severe burns
! from an oil explosion, was able to
return home, accompanied by her
mother Mrs. f. Smith of Fort Ran
| som.
Mrs. NJ. j. Rrenden who has been
employed at the home of fNr son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rerkvam. has returned home.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Koterba will be glad to learn
that they are the rejoicing parents
of a 7 pound baby girl. The name
chosen is Christine S. Mr.. and Mrs.
Koterba were former residents OF
our township, later moving to Sank
Center, where they reside.
Miss Caroline Schoon spent sever
al days assisting Mrs. j. w. Boyer
cooking for threshers.
David Shafrer of .Chillicothe, Mo
who has been visiting his nephew
Frank Schatrer Of Driscoll and other
relatives the past month returned tC
his home last Thursday. Uncle Dave
is So years old and enjoying the best
of health, is an old soldier and at
tends encampments each year. He
formerly resided in North Dakota
near Devils Lake.
Mrs. George Carlson had as he,
guests on Monday her mother anu
sister, Mrs Il. Smith and Mrs. Cliff
ford Nelson.
Homer Nelson had the misfortune
to have his right arm badly cut il
the feeder of thresher. Was I'M
mediately rushed to Il local hospita
at Bismarck where attention wa
given at once. At this issue Mr.. Mel
son is able to be home.
Funeral services for Mrs. Ncoln'
Lem, SO, who died at the home o
5 her son Bertrum Lem, last Monda.
! afternoon were held from the HON
! Of the Zion Lutheran church Of Lein
Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Foss o
Drisco!l had charge of the services
Burial was made in the Lem GENE
: terry. Mrs. Lem was one of tn
4 pioneer settlers of Lem TOWNSHIP
and had many surrounding friends.
Mrs. Frank ShafFer and Mrs. Jes
e sic Olson spent Monday and Tuesda
assisting Mrs. Harold Hargrave wit
v papering.
e Miss Bertha Hanson who has resid
c ed for the past eight months wit
c MIR. and Mrs. A. Christy OF MckenZi
!. returned to her parental home o.
Friday.
The pupils of our schools will en-
n Joy one weeks vacation while Mis-
:, Viola Hargrave and Miss Ethel Bjor
G will be present ut Teachers institut
ar tho can't nj city
i az VIC ''p''"' e.1S.
e Mrs. Clifford Nelson and little so
7. Harvey and her mother Mrs. f. Smit
t.. spent Friday at the Christ Schoo
home.
l.. A. Staatenhus departed on II
v Friday to consult IL physician {:
r Bismarck, sustaining injuries from
/. fall.
Christiania School No. opene
y Monday for an eight months tern
6 with Mrs. Geore5 Erickson as teach
It err. Mrs. Erickson will board at tn
n home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Beye
It HIGH CROWNS
Small hats are severe in outline
n have very high crowns and mario,
" brims, the large ones are pictul
e esque, but quite unpretentious.
Many timber houses built j
D London before the Great Fire j
1890 oro c4;11 IN oyictopoo