The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-28
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1925

left town and who will leave short
~, are: Miss Norma Long. primary
teacher, to Underwood: Donald Ber-
tholf, jamestown College; Rodger
Bertholf, Byrdia Leathers, Arrah
Thompson, Bismarck High school;
Marion Clizbe, Coldwater. Michigan.
High school. Howard Griffith will 90
to a vocational school in Minneapo-
lis and Miss Lillian Watson will en-
ter the Teachers College at Valley
City.
Miss Villa Dush, an instructor in
the Teachers College at Valley CITY.
is visiting here with her cousin, Mrs,
L. E. Heaton.
E. w. Anderson is entertaining his
brother. Russell, of Minneapolis this
week.
NJ: II. Johnson and family visited
at the Pillsbury home at Mofft Sun
day.
J: H. Macmonagle attended the
high school principals meeting of
Burleigh county in Bismarck Satur.
day.
Mrs. c. Smythe is sepndine a few
days visiting relatives in Bismarck.
Sam Coons, formerly Of this place.
but now Of Detroit, Michigan, is here
Miss Pauline Envik has gone to
Sterling, where she expects to stay
for some time.
Bruce Belk of the Copelin Motor
Co. is dem onstrating new Ford
touring car Every Ford owner is in
terested.
W. L. Watson went to Mandan on
business Saturday.
Z. N. Stevens is bact from his trim
to Mott and is busy cutting the last
Of this years growth of weeds about
his house.
Rodger Bertholf. who is attending
Bismarck high school. had the mis-
fortune to break bone in the fore
arm during a practice football game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Wildfang have
gone to Minneapolis for a few DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Ducett re-
turned from few days visit to the
James River Valley. They report
heavy rainfall there and heavy roads
all the way up from jamestown.
Henry Long. who has been spend
ing year in New York, is visiting
with his brother. Fred Long. before
returning to his home at Ontario,
California.
MISC Dorothy Bowen, who will be-
come the bride of Warren Clizbe of
Mckenzie this fall. was the honor
guest at miscellaneous shower Civ
en- Wednesday by Mrs. w. L. Watson
and Miss Lillian Watson. About
twenty-five guests enjoyed the aft
ern0on.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Hughes. ST..
have returned from Duluth, where
they spent the summer. They report
very nice time and are very much
improved in health and spirits.
Lillian Coons and Martin Sedivic
were married in Bismarck Saturday.
V. r. Heaton of Wing spent few
days in town.
Mrs. Frank Lambert of Arena spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. f. Heaton.
word has been received that Han
nan Jessell, one of the pioneers here
OF the early sos, is dead at her
home in Glendive, Montana. Details
were not given.
settlers that could endure hardships
with grim determination and bray-
cry. II the history of her pioneer
days could be written it would com
pare favorably with some other pi-
oneers who have made up this coun-
try's history. Some Of the settlers
here remember instances of her de-
termination, one of which was that
she led q COW from jamestown to
Mckenzie. the trip costing her twen-
ty-five cents. and another time when
she had the opportunity to make
visit to her old home in England she
packed cowhide into bundle and
took it with her