The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-30
Tapl,en

There was a movie show here Tues
day evening put on by the Powe
Farming Entertaining committee, an,
they showed both afternoon and even
ing. The speaker that came with tn,
films, gave very interesting talk Oh
each piece of machinery shown, which
every one greatly enjoyed. iarpei
apprcciatcs these Instructive movie
and we hope more will come in tn,
future.
Harold Walner, while out hunting
Wednesday. shot a full grown wolf
which weighed over 40 pounds
Harold intends to have "A rug made
of the hide.
Geo. Yetler motorcd TO Robinson
"Wednesday on business.
Mrs Magncs Nerby and two chill
dren Of Robinson are here visiting
her parents over the holidays at the
Prin,;ss hotel.
Geo. Stout arrived here by car
from Ashley. y. d. and stopped ut
the A. f. Bell home for a brief visit
on his way 10 headquarters ii Fargo
Mr. Stog; " the agent for the Holster
radios
Marshall Bell has recently painted
the Main street cluster lights in red,
green and blue 10 keep them in touch
with the holiday season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Farrell OF vii
lams were callers at the Martin
Brackkic home Thursday afternoon.
Miss Ruby Brackkie was a pas
senger to Bismarck Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Walner and
children motored to Bismarck Thurs
day
The Farmers Cream Shipping as
ISOLATION held meeting in the vii
,age courthouse Thursday afternoon
and il was decided to hire Christ Gise
for their new man at Ssj a month.
John Montgomery. the former cream
buyer. has resigned
The infant son of Eddie Hogan is
III at this writing with a bad cold.
Donald and kathaline Blackmore
of Valley City are i'll with the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. r. Brakkie motor
ed 10 Medina Wednesday where Mrs
I.rakkic had dental work done.
Little Forest James Halverson il
visiting With his grandma Halvcrson
~ Crystal Springs this week.
Fargo Thursday to spend the holi-
days With her parents. Miss Opa
attends the business college there.
There was n Christmas tree and
party held at the Ellen school west
Of here Thursday evening where Miss
lnargrel Smith of Steele teaches ane
IL most enjoyable time was had b,
every one present.
There was a radio party and dance
given 1T the A. H. Bell home Wclncs-
day evening. The music came from
jefferson City, Mo, and was the 81,
time fiddlcrs which was greatly en-
joyrd by all. 4 midnight lunch VA.
served, after which all departed fol
their respective homes.
There WIS Il community od-tm,
dance here Thursday evening giver
by Bill yetler and Art Kress, which
drew 4 large crowd. Every one hat
splendid time and Mrs. Mike Hig
gins served supper in the hail TIT
music was furnished by the Jaz;
Babies. which were Mrs. Leora Pat
terson, piano, and Angus Bell a
the drums.
Miss Verna Sleight, who teaches il
Valley City, gave Christmas pro
gram Thursday evening. Those whe
went out from town to attend tit
affair were Miss Ameia Lang, Mrs
Art kress. Nora Sleight, Waiter
Stauffer, Miss Emma Kalmback, Jael
Sleght. and sister. Miss Jessie.
Henry keefe of indianapolis, Ind.
was in town Friday.
Walter Stauffer drove out te
III lckmore's. II miles south of Tap
per. Friday afternoon. TO bring in
Miss Nerna Sle:ght, who teaches
there.
Ernest Schultz arrived home FRI
day from Wimbledon where he runs
an elevator to spend Christmas with
his wife ard family.
Miss Ruby Brakkic and Billy Lewis
returned from Bismarck Friday
where Miss Ruby has been attending
a convention. Mr.. Lewis will spend
the weekend at the Brakkie home.
Miss LILLIAN Billirkton. who works
IN a bank in jamestown. came here
Friday to spend few days with her
parents.
Mrs. Jack Geescy returned from
Minnesota Friday where she was call
ed b. the recent death Of her no her.
Mrs. Alma Prefer of Fargo arrived
here this week TO visit her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. knut knutson.
Joe Rocker and Roy Benson motor
e6 to the j. A. Osterman home near
Medina Friday to visit during the
afternoon.
Roy Benson has resigned his duties
as school janitor Of the Happen
school and Pete Mcdonald will begin
them January 1st.
Guy Springer was a passenger to
jamestown Friday evening, return
ing Sunday.
The basketball game played here
Saturday evening between our boys
and the Medina team was a fine game
from start to finish and ended in a
score of IA to IL in Tappen's favor.
The movie here after the game
Saturday evening Riding the Wind
featuring "Silver King" and Fred
Thompson, was a wonderful play and
drew full house.
Quite little excitement was
created here Saturday evening about
II O'Clock, when John Neese tried
to start fire in his bachelor shack
by pouring can of kerosene on
kome live Goals, causing the stove
to explode, throwing fire around the
building. Little damage was done as
number of young men who quickly
gathered around soon put out the