The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shaffer enter
tanned = number Of friends and, rela-
tives 1t lively Sunday dinner. The
following were present: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Shaffer and sons Leo
and Max Of Steele, Mr.. and Mrs.. HAr..
old Hargrave and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Christensen and dAugh-
ter Myrtle, the Misses Fay and le-
mora Hsrgravc and Daisy Qodds, also
Dave Shaffer Of Chillicothe, Miss
ouri.
to be with her father B. b. Olson
and 70 attend school here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hareravc
spent Saturday evening at Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Schooh and
family spent Sunday evening ct the
Henry Olson home.
Mrs. H. A. Thomas and daughter
Evelyn Of Driscoll called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Christensen and fanny
Sunday evening.
Clear Lake school number one and
three opened Monday morning, Sep
tcmbersa 13. Miss Elnora Hargravc
teaches school number one, while
Miss Lena Dislevy Of Dogden, North
Dakota. teaches school number three.
Miss Cenevievc Olson is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Olson
for . few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Boyer and Mr..
and Mrs. E. Boyer spent Saturday
evening at the J. f. Sharp home in
Laymon township. N ..'
Frank Shaffer was . Steele caller
Monday on business.
L. A. Sladenhues was business
caller at Steele the latter part Of the
GLENCOE
A large crowd gathered ct the
manse to bid farewell to Rev. Soren-
son and mother, who departed recent.
" for Minneapolis. A neat sum OF
money was presented to Rev. Soren.
son as token Of appreciation f0i
his services in this community. Mr.
SOrenyon expected to take up mission
work in other fields. but recent re-
ports arc evident that he will be
back again soon to North Dakota and
will preach ut Bclfield, where be. was
stationed for several months before
coming to Glencoe.
Alex Mac Donald, u pioneer settler
Of this district, and q sheep man OF
rare distinction, has been chosen BY
the county agent to 60 to Montana
to purchase a large number Of sheer
which have been distributed among
several farmers, who have decided tC
try their luck ut the sheep business
Among those farmers are Norman
Stewart. Claud Houser. Mrs. Ives and
Mr.. Mallard.
Mrs. Annie Smith has recently re-
turned from ThermOpolis, Wyoming
where she has been taking treatments
at the hot springs. She reports hav'
ing a most joyous experience during
her stay In that state and feels much
improved in health. 4,
Anderson Moore called at thu
Mich olson home Friday and purchased
guinea pig Of John Becknall, WHIT
is an expert at the art Of raising
pets. Mr.. Moore will also try hi
skill ut the same art. He has already
sent away for fine pair Of thos,
little pets.
Word has been received Of Mario,
Adams, who left recently for Lo,
Angeles, where he will enter a Bib,
school. Mr.. Adams is making TIL
trip in his Ford car and report,
having nice time as he speed,
onward towards the land Of tn
golden gatc.
Word has been received Of r
Nicholson, who has volunteered Il
enter the northern fields Of COLDER
grain, stating that he has been yer,
successful in obtaining work ant
that harvesting Is about completed
He expects to cross over into tn,
land Of the Maple Leaf where he vii
holp thrash one Of the greatest crop
In Canada's history.
Robert Woodland, together with hi
SON, Ralph, expects to leave shortl!
for the Northern part Of the state
They will make the trip in thei
Ford truck. which Ralph expects Il
haul grain with, while Mr.. Woodland
who Is an expert engineer. will prob
ably take charge OF thrashing rig
Don Nicholson will deliver hogs q
Mckenzie Friday for Mr.. Cameron
who has sold several lotas to l.. Z
Heaton. who Is shipping from tina
point. ~
Several light rains have fallen owe
this district recently which stoppe,
the haymakers tor : time, but no,
they are busy at IL skain' and by tn
number Of stacks visible there i
going to be no shortage Of feed Il
Glencoe this winter.
Henry Mills Is numbered among tn
brave who have enlisted to 70 north
Joe Mills has large force Of me-
employed haying on the Registe
farm. which is occupied by the Hogu'
Brothers.
There hasn't been any thrsshinl
done In this vicinity. % yet, but u 4
expected that machine will pull ii
soon. Several farmers will probabl!
get their seed back, while many vii
not have any thrashing 70 do.
Burt Buckley H. busy cutting corr
these days. He reports his corn q,
excellent this year. Burt must b,
expecting . hard winter, as he Il
certainly piling up feed, which 10 ,
mighty good idea.
zoe church Sunday ut the usual hour
Everybody is invited to attend.
N. Nicholson 10 helping John Clarl
haying on the Stewart land.
A. A. Stewart il busy. haying. HI
expects TO finish up shortly and vii
have an abundance this year.
Curly Beatty. who has beeI farming
in partnership with Mr.. Charli,
Moore. has moved together with hi
family to the capital city, where b.
will make his. home for some time
Mr.. Beatty expects TO work IN tn,
coal mines this winter.
George 0ussner and son. Arthur
have been buying. stock In this distric,
recently. They are paying = good
price at this time.
John Beeknall visited ut thu
Moore home SUNDAY afternoon. !.
Miss Alice NacLean Of Missour
township has. accepted ! position I,
teacher Of ! burr Oak township
school. II
Jsan Smith is the owner Of 4 beau.
tiful new Buick sedan, which he
recently purchased Mr.. Smith mus,
certainly like = shiny car, % this i,
his second new Buick this summer.
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CHRIaTIANIA 5
Guy. and Morus LOOMS Of Tilden
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