The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-01
FRIDAY, OCTOBER /, 1926

/, 1876
between Bismarck and Livona with
the mail.
August Elogus had the misfortune
Of losing four head Of fine cattle
recently. Mr.. Hoguc states thst they
were killed ~ lightning.
David Sullivan 10 chief cook 1t the
Josh A,AStewart home during the
absence 0f Mrs. Stewart, who 10 visit.
ing her parents In New Hampshire.
Her sf4ends regret to learn that she
il i'll yAt the home Of her parents,
having had m attack Of appendicitis,
Glen Baker Of Mcnoken Is expected
here soon with his thrcshing rig.
Mr.. Baker threshed In this neighbor-
hood last year and did good work.
His presence will Be again appreciated
this year. but his stay will be very
briaf, - the amount of grain is
0eorgc Parks and Allen Otterson
expect to leave shortly for Canada,
where they will help thrcsh.
Erick Slovarp Of Brittin was out
Tuesday buying stock. Mr.. Siovarp Is
paying . good price ut this time for
both cattle and hogs.
Paul Msppell bought big bunch
Of hogs from Lem Ferguson recently.
Mr.. Happell resides in Missouri town
ship and 10 doing big business buy.
ing and selling stock.
Lem Ferguson IL selling out. He
expects to 70 TO Washington, where
drought and blizsards arc unknown
and the ocean brccxcs are tonic
TO the body and music to the soul.
Mr.. Ferguson farmcd on large scale
this year, having about 500 acres in
crop, but the dry weather played
havoc with LENS crop just as it did
with all the farmers Of this district.
So Lens going west.
The kind ladies of the Stcwartdalc
congregation gave a supper at the
church Tuesday evening and gave the
Glencoe congregation cordial invita-
ton to the festival.
John Stewart 10 busy man these
certainly show the Missouri town.
| shin folks how to grow zinc corn, as
he possesses it in large quantities.
Mr.. Brown and son. James, are
/ busy preparing their fields for the
| coming season. They have fine
! patch Of ground nicely plowcd and
!, in fine shape, which ought to grow
Ia bumper crop next year.
G. b. Moore has engaged man
from Iowa rs q partner on his farm
| for the coming year. Mr.. Moore and
| Mr.. Beatty were former partners on
Mr.. Moore's farm, this partnership
| having recently been dissolved.
MCKENZIE
j ]. NJ. Bertholf spent the weekend
here with his family. He returned
to Stirunf Monday.
| Lillian Watson left Monday for
Valley City where she will enter
| the teachers college. Mr.. Watson
took her down by car. Mrs. George
Manly accompanied them as far as
Jamestown.
Allen Paul Of Mandan spent Sun
day here with his mother, Mrs. Cora
Paul.
Mrs. p. p. Bliss entertained the
ladies Of the W. G. T. U. Thursday.
Mrs. L. E. Hcaton returned from
Minneapolis Tuesday.
| Communion services were held at
the NJ. E. church Sunday evening.
Thrcshing operations are rapidly
nearing completion. The yield has
been exceedingly small.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Wharton were
business visitors in Bismarck Satur-
day.
Burnstead is moving his road con-
struction outfit to the east Of Nc
Kenzie.
WILD ROSE
An unusually severe cold 0avc
i IN
stroying considerable garden truck
even though covered or stored in
granarics.
/ Henry Reaman of Hazelton was re.
pairing the telephones in this local.
ity last Thursday.
:! Ernest Saville marketed hogs il
j Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Elliott motored
to Steele Saturday to bring homo
their son, Earl, who had been injured
by the exploding Of she'll while
hunting.
: Reuben Fcltheim had his hogs vac.
cinatcd Thursday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brownawel
made q business trip to the capital
city Friday.
] Miss Avis Carlisle, who is JUNO,
at the Bismarck high school, spcn,
the weekend at home.
Lloyd Gosncy, who Is making hay
near Dawson, spent the w<ecnd with
the home folks.
i Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. EnIett ant
children were Sunday guests at the
Sam Mauk home near Motif.
Milton D0cplc, a former Wild Rose
boy, but now Of Motif, Is takinl
trcetment in Mandan.
i The township board held q .spe.
cial meeting ut the clerks office Sat.
lurday after viewing the new grade
made by William Caud of MOffit, nnl
finished paying for the seven miles
Of road graded in the township thi:
summer.
i The Ernest Saville family and thu
Misses Elsie Bier and Helen Skram.
stad were entertained Sunday at thu
w. H. Brownawcll home.
/ Helen BrOwnawcll, who attend.
! school in Bismarck, spent the week
! end with the home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 8. Swanson anc
children, Vivian and Amos, and Mrs
Jack voll, were shopping In Bis
marck Friday.
i Several people from this vicinit,
attended the sale Monday near Pur,
sian Lake Of Charles Salthe.
i The Misses Helen Skramstad ant
Helen Erickson were Braddock visi
tors Saturday.
i Miss Elsie Bier Of Braddock vicin
ity visited with her friend, Ada Sa
vile. couple Of days last week
Arthur Peterson, who has beer
harvesting and threshing in Canada
I returned home Sunday on the bus
4 Miss Marion Barton Of Braddocl
lyisitsd with her friend, Miss Avi'
!, Carlisle. Sunday.
i Some Of the farmers here got theil
winters supply Of potatoes Monda,