The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-04-13
News of Our
Neighb0rs
MISSOURI NEWS

Nel8nDOES
MISSOURI NEWS
Mr.. James Mcdonald was caller
a. the J. E. Chesak home Tuesday.
Motive unknown.
MANY of the young folke of this
community enjoyed very pleasanS
evening at the Percy Chamley nome
Saturday. Dancing was the amuse-
ment of the evening.
The prairie fire in this commun-
;ty. Sunday afternoon, drew a large
crowd. We fought hard to exiting
| nish the flames but Mr.. Crawford
nav crop, for this year, is entirety
destroyed.
Mr.. Alex MacLean was a Tuesday
caller in Bismarck to visit ms SON.
Robert, who is patient at st. Alex
ius hospital
Mr.. James Mcdonald, Miss Phyllis
Kruger and Miss Hilda Mcdonald,
were visitors in New Salem Sun
day.
| Miss Alice Crawford was caller
in Bismarck Monday to visit her SIS
ter, Ellen, who is a nurse at the st.
Alexius hospital and is at the pres
ent time quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mills and son
Of Glencoe were callers in the capital
city Saturday.
| orA Mr. O0Qn
Kelly we're Sunday callers at the >.
F. Lambert home.
The Roundup at w. B. Falconers.
last Sunday, was not we'll attended
due to the prairie fire, which caused
great deal of excitement Sunday
afternoon and probably to the dance
the night before.
/ Mrs. Samuel Robinson had the
misfortune to have a runaway last
: week while out operating sweep
, rake. This week she is driving her
$ new Overland car.
The funeral held for Beatrice L.
0 Malard lat Stewartsdale. was largely
attended. Rev. Water otficiated.
Miss Lucille Crawford and Miss
| EledHOT VNCDOHuiu VSSNS
). Me-" We extend our heartfelt sym
t pathy to the bereaved parents.
e Ice cream was devoured and en-
s joyed by the following: Sam Porter.
j. Paul Hinckley. George Hoheimer,
l.. and Luther Bidwell, at the j. E. Che
5. SAX home, while the remainder. OF
j. the crowd were callers at the Clark
Y. home. (Wonder if some of the crowd
weren't glad they stayed home)
Next time, boys, bring enough ice
|" cream and we'll all 60.
! Sharky Bridgedale was n Sunday
!: caller at the John Clark home.
wonder why?
'e Mrs. S. F. Lambert is now in Man
a dan taking treatments from Or
rs Ness.
e Mr.. Samuel Porter. Miss Alice Mac
le Lean and Miss Alice Crawford, mo
toredd to Bismarck Saturday after
ne noon.
&c George Hoheimer was business
caller in Bismarck and Mandan Sat
urday evening and visitor in Man
II dan Sunday.
as Dutch Kimball of Hazelton and Bill
ny Parsons of Glencoe were early Sun
=. day morning callers at the Craw
~ ford home.
nc Alice Crawford, taxi driver, in tn
''s upper part of our community, too
j., the two school teachers, Alice Mac
ia Lean and Phyllis Kruger, to tn
~ capital city Saturday on shoppin
ut tour.
u Miss Rebecca Graphical. who
:. working at Paul Hapers is spendin
~ the week at her home near Hazeltol
ar Mr.. Samuel Porter and Mr.. Harol
~ Speaks were callers at the Clar
49,. and Crawford homes Wednesday ev'
80 ming.
IN, Miss Eunice Smith. who has bee
ne attending High School in Bismarc
u is spending her vacation at Pa'
HapeIs.
=, Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark have {
e. their visitors this week their daugl
., ,,., ter. Mrs. O'Callaghan, and two chi
he dren.
sauy We are glad to know that lit
~. Elaine Campagna, who has bee
~; ~ quite i'll in the hospital at Bismarc
re is we'll enough to be at home agai
.no Mr.. A. A. Doerner, insurance age
se for the Great West Life. was Su
co1 day visitor at the MacLean home.
I'd Paul Hinckley, who left for Mo
l+Io tana last week. is back already. Mu
mn be some attraction here. How abo
is it, Paul?
Led Lucille Crawford has been on Il
"a sick list this week and was unab
MI. to attend school Friday.
res DRISCOLL
nd Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Anderson spe
! p day last week in Bismarck.
der The Woodmen held their regul
,:15 meeting last Tuesday evening :
.ars the Community hall. Several NJ
at members were initiated.
Seeding is in progress in this
? cinity. The ideal spring weather h
permitted the farmers to get cons
cradle done.
+ g The Lutheran Ladies' Aid n