The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-21
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BY local talent, and q nice midnight
lunch was served.
Misses Erna Christiansen and Ruth
Hanson, local rural teachers, spent
Saturday in the capital city.
George Cadle went TO Wilton
Thursday to have the auction sale
bills. printed for his sale Tuesday Of
this week. We have not yet learned
Mr.. Cables plans for. the future.
James McAvoy is doing consider
able repair work on his barn this
week, the material being furnished
by Mr.. Bourgeois. who owns the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Small. who
have been residing on a. farm near
Bismarck, have moved to the J. H.
Small farm, several miles south Of
Baldwin. The elder Mr.. Small and
his family have moved to Bismarck.
James McAvay and family were
Sunday afternoon guests at the Albin
Nordstrom home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lenihan and
little son spent Sunday with Mrs.
Lenihan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ju-
Illus Meyers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Schoolcraft Of
near the river were recent visitors in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Anderson and
daughters, Annette and Helen, have
returned from m extensive motor
trip to points in Minnesota and Iowa,
where they spent o month visiting
among old-time friends and relatives.
The Anderson family enjoyed their
trim very much.
The sale which was held at the q.
Il. Peterson farm Friday afternoon
was fairly we'll attended, conside ring
that there was another sale in the
neichborhood the same day. The
price offered for cattle at this sale
was considered good. None Of tho
horses as we'll as considerable other
farm equipment were bid In. Mr..
Peterson had for auctioneer y. j.
Haggard of Cole Harbor, a boyhood
friend, and Joseph Coghlan. well
known attorney Of Bismarck. acted
as clerk. Among those ut the sale
were a number Of folks from Cole
HarbOr, former neighbOrs Of the
Peterson family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Rupp and
little daughter Charlotte left Satur-
day on q motor trip to B0wdOn and
other points in the state. where they
will spend week visiting among
friends and relatives. At HowdOn
they will be guests ut the home Of
Mrs. kupp's sister. Mrs. Jack War
ner and family.
Miss Gertrude Fricke left recently
for Bismarck. where she has accepted
a position in the offices Of DR.. BIOL
ton.
T.. A. Fricke and John Monroe left
Friday evening with four cars Of
stock for the st. Paul stOckyards.
The stock was shipped by the Bald
win Shipping Association. Among
the shipment were o number of sheep.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Higgins were
transaeting business in the capital
city the latter part of the week.
While en- route home from the
Washburn district Friday afternoon
the coupe driven by Jim Watkins left
the road ind upset. The only damage
to the car was broken wheel and a
bent fender. MIR. Watkins was un-
hurt.
Miss Fristad, u sister Of Mrs. L.
{. Peterson, spent last weekend
here. returning, to her home ut Regain
early in the week.
Mrs. Willie Borner has been spend
ing the past week in Bismarck with
her mother, Mrs. Mary Pinks.
Mrs. Ol0f Lundin and son Irwin mo-
tored to Bismarck Saturday, stopping
ut the Bill Miller home while on their
way to the city.
Local farmers report the loss Of a
number of their young turkeys re-
Gently from what is apparently II new
disease. The pOults seem all right
and die short time later. A carcass
of one Of the birds has been sent to
Fargo for examination.
Bill Splitter motored to Mandan
Friday afternoon after his little son
Willis. who is attending school there.
Willis returned to Mandan with his
father Sunday evening.
Matt Hettich Of near Arnold hauled
several loads Of building material for
his new home the past week. Mr..
Hettich has some relatives from Free
donia helping him with the erection
Of his new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ryerson visited
with relatives in this ncighborho0d
on route from their home at
Regain to Bismarck. They we're ac-
companied by their son Myron, who
attends the Bismarck Ugh school,
and had been spending the weekend
at home.
+. +. McCurdy, we'll known attor-
ncy Of Bismarck. was looking after
business affairs here Thursday and
greeting his many local friends.
Paul Borner helped Grant Satter
haul coal from the mine to where he
is moving, about 81 miles southeast
Of here. the past week. Grant has
rented the Arne Madiand farm in
Frances township, and will move in
a short time.
The many local friends Of J. X.
Doran well known business man Of
Bismarck. will be sorry to learn that
he sustained painful injuries when
he tripped and fell on the Bismarck
pave ment short time ago. Mr..
Doran fell. striking his face and in
juring the bridge Of his nose.
Rollin WEIGH. candidate for sheriff,
and B. f. Lawyer, cashier Of the First
National Bank Of Bismarck. were out
this way the first Of the week.
Duncan McGillis Of Bismarck has
been here the past week looking aft
er affairs on his farm south Of town.
Mr.. McGillis has just completed
threshing his corn which YIELDED
around 600 bushels. He has made
q platform in order TO dry out the
corn.
j. NJ. Thompson, auctioneer Of the
Rock Hill district, was recent CALI
er in town. Mr.. Thompson recently
returned from Cherokee, Ill. His
wife and daughter remained in the
east for q more extensive visit be-
fore returning home