The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-14
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dan Sunday afternoon, the fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Klipstein and
family motofed near Haselson Mon
Ir. and Mrs. G. M. scnsek announce
the birth Of : SON here Thursday
.Mr. Abe Higgins Ia. returned to
Menoken after spending five weeks in
the Bismarck hospital. Joseph
Hockey is now helping him in the
4 large number enjoyed picnic
dinners ct the picnic grounds north
Of Menoken the fourth. =
Miss Myrtle Minis Of Bismarck
spent several days visiting Miss Edna
Drallc ut the Ebling homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Agnew and fam
lily motcxed- .ta-laks Isabelle. Monday
Mr.. and Ms. h. L. Dralle of Bis
their daughter. Mrs. Edd Ebling.
tie Miller returned to Bismarck with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bruner and
1ietle daughter Lorraine Of Napoleon
colled on Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Agnew
Wednesday.
A large number attended the
roundup at Mandan.
Miss Orpha Agncw and Mr.. Tebo
Hirams were in an auto accident
Tuesday. They were returning home
from the Dietzman dance without
lights and struck Z big rock while
trying to pass . car. Miss Agncw was
thrown against the windshield. injur-
ing her arm and limbs and . deep cut
above the temple. She was taken to
Bismarck where her wounds was
dressed. Mr.. Hirams was badly cut
ON one wrist, but escaped with only
minor injuries.
Carroll Baker, the elevcn-year-old
boy of Mr.. and Mrs. William Baker,
southeast of Mcnoken. was quite
severely injured when his foot caught
in the cultivator. Mr.. Baker was
driving. Harold came up back of his
father and tried to jump on the cul-
tivator, surprising him. but Harold's
foot slipped and caught in the
wheel, wrenching It badly.
Miss Nellie Dance and Royal
Thomas were entertained At dinner
Friday evening 1t the A. G. Dance
home.
"A cradle roll program was given in
the town hall Sunday being we'll at
tended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Craven and
SON Wesley. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Craven motored to Lake isabelle Sun
day spending the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Abelcin and
family motorcd to Bismarck Sunday
attending the baseball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Roswick were
shopping in Bismarck Saturday after
noon. So
rEMvlk
Mrs. C. H. Buck and son Mcrcl Of
Hampton were shopping in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Koppy and
daughter, Regina, Of the Horsehcad
valley and Mrs; John Rebenitsch Of
Fort Rice, N. D., who is visiting at
the ,Koppy home. were callers in
Edwin Morford and Merle Buck Of
Hamilton were in town Thursday
+. J. Pfetz Of Linton transacted
business here Wednesday.
Miss Alice Calquhoun is assisting
Mrs. Powers Hendrix with the house
work.
Neil Quasi spent few days visit
ing at the Steve Koppy home of the
Horsehcad valley.
DR.. Geo. Monteith Of Hazclton was
here Thursday on professional busi-
ness.
The play called "Ten Nights in =
Bar ROOM" given here Thursday
night, was we'll attended in spite of
the rain. 1t was enjoyed by every
one.
A number ef the. young folks from
around here attended the Emmons-
burg base ball club dance Saturday
night at the Herman Backhaus place.
A good time was report4 by all.
SathHron Bros. furnished the music.
A basement - being built under
the bank and furnacespNt In. FL.
Chilson Is doing the work. ~
Mrs. Chase and children Murile
and Glen have returned from their
vacation trip.
On Monday. July s, at the home Of
the brides psrSnts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles f. Green, nesr Tcmvik. oc-
CURED the marriage ct their daughter
g. Evenson t lI.aSg TIE nqptial knot,
large namlsr g stssaa ICES. we're Pres
4nt; A. deljeieste- ~ heon' yAs served.
The bride has lived most 81 her lite
in the n<i3hb1 rhoods where she has
taken an Sctiye psft inssthe social
md RELIGIOUS Aetivities Of her. scem.4
ninnity. She has also. taught school
in her commsnity fcr few years.