The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-11
NEWS G. CUR ll|DoRs

I Mrs. tssi Meland to Steele wednes-
Hay w vieet has been absent
from school for several days, due 70
! fltAsss. Ne hopes to Be back again
Ms. j. 3. stewart hrs sreturSed
home from bismSrck, where she stay
<dssa. week with hef sister. Mrs.
Stewart Was ueeer the care OF .
phvHiIiaA white Were
fhofTald Stem 81 israddoek was in
M Ri. ts S.'ssl dle,orea Il Bismarck
I'd. hlary Olson en.ertained the
sewing tidb Thursday afternoon.
!, We wish. the extend our sincere
sympathy 70 H. E. Johns and son,
Frank, Johns. and d1S0 to Mrs. H.
Thomas IN the tereavGment Of their
dear one, Mrs. Il. E. Johns.
Mrs. Louis Janecky, Safona, Wis;
Mrs. George Friuf; Mr.. John Marvan.
Jr., Hutchinson, MIMI; Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Dauner, And Mrs. Ernest Griffin,
Jamestown. n. D., are staying with
/ Mrs. Howard Thomas. They came to
attend the funefn ~ their sister,
Mrs. a. Srdsezvem spent Thursday
afternoon Win Ms, Harry OLSON. !.
Mrs. RAody 90 Two daughters OF
Aroma visiEsd W&dhesday with Mr..
and Mrs.. Made.
The high school gave a party for
the SreShman class Friday evening.
The Kings Heralds met With Mrs.
G. ~. nillerson Saturday Afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sehlabaeh and
, Mira. Oycar Peterson and children had
supper with Mr.. and Mrs. Handle
| Wednesday evening. u
Mrs. Van vlest spent Friday aft
ernOon At the farm Of A. H. Meland.
=. koon and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
phine johnson had dinner Sunday
Kotn.
Mrs. Alma Kerr, missionary from
Bagdad, Iraq. visited several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Newcomer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Tweeten and Ed
Johnson Of Washburn spent the
night with F. o. Johnson. They were
on their WY home from South Da-
kota.
| GLENCOE
Mrs. Robert Woodland sold about
Is head Of hogs recently. They were
delivered to Brittin Friday. She
!. received big price for the porkers.
Mrs. Woodland is general manager
/, Of the Woodland farm during the
absence 6f her husband, who went
north to thresh.
| The big rain which fell over this
district Thursday was certainly an
prectated. 1t being the best rain
for many months. Farmers are
taking advantage Of the moisture,
/. blowing and preparing the ground for
bumper crop fl 1927.
Fred Robinson Of Menoken drove
his truck TO the Nicholson farm Fri
day. where he purchased q fine 20.
land China male hog. Mr.. Robinson
owns larte herd Of hogs number
!; ing about 176. He was somewhat un.
fortunate this year. his crop beink
nt4fly total failure.
Frank Kertxman, Helen, Francis and
Fred are helping Don Nicholson plcL
!. up potatoes. Don has potatoes In
abundance this year. he plans on
| storing most Of them until spring.
I! Glen Baker Of Menoken threshed
for several Of the farmers IN this
1 vicinity recently. The grain Is turn
ling ont about IS well Is vas expect
I'd. Mr.. Baker moved His machine
i 70 Paul Hopp4l's Of Stewartdale. ne
viii threAh for several farmers in
that vicinity before coming back 70
Glen stein and Andy Moore *.
pect to move 70 the timber shortly
where they viii spend the winter.
| Trey expect to cut . large amount
Of wood and poles for. C. B. Moore.
! e. =. Aoore's assistant arrived q
the. Moore home Thursday, making
the trip through from Iowa in his
car. He expects to farm with Mr..
Moore during the coming year and
share IN th9 profits or losses 81 M.
Moore's farm.
John RecInall has recently receiy-
e 2 alignment IF guinea pigs from
$cnsn Dskota. They landed safely in
Becknail employed Andy Moore to
oang them ont Ter him. Mr.. Moore.
having had much experience with
pets. had no difficulty IN landing
n. Nicholson expsets to start soon
70 lay the foundation for his new
resiAence. Il IL not known e vet
\ whether M. NichoIson viii it "a
LOB by contract or employ Z force az
skilled workers.. AZ. any rate Il Is
expected that the building will be
completed by next year.
F0ut Ltnsenss resi0ence, which has
been under construction for some
ttmes Is rapidly nearing completion.
This. butiajut h quite modSfN In an.
pearences and ArcAitActure and win
stand Tor many years 10 4 memory
g the skilled -hands Of the present
| John Richtef is plansinr on doing
iiexfenstve alterations ia, his resideuce.
~. expects 70 remove the roof which
now cevees the buijdinf and replace
Y with more modern one after
the walls are UMilt Sov0rAl feet hieh.
En-, This u cansideroa q costly IN.
dertAkint bY Mr.. Rjehter's friends.
Cost IL not considered ~ the owner
but convenience. 49,.
j The dalhK Weather whitk 1e have
had for the last few days IS delaying
ehteshtng onerAftohs 10 some extent.
u 10 hoped that thx weather man VIII
blees us With SONS nice dry weather
atotA thGt ~ might Ut tn feW rs.
I; meMipe s1raiAs. ehul1ed out.
HNehte;A 1Ehrrick sold . bunch of
hogs TO Pant Hoppsl recently. Paul
/ = stil! Ypxlng and selling stock on
q large skdye.
Il IAs ihA3ofi4y u the farmers 81
this district, hive, already soid 81
IRE planning on selling tearly ali
lot their hogs dye 70 the extreme
i1sarctty Of tssd. Many fields OF, corn
sta net p worth picking. Many
i a&hpt n XAntn Anv,. - vs'Ss