The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-08

children from llraddock vicinity
spent Sunday al the Ernest Saviile
home.
4 number Of hunters were along
Long Lake Sunday. but did not find
the game very plentiful.
Miss Helen Skram stad was ntte nding
teachers institute at Linton Monday
and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Splcnski and
children visited ut the Ernest Saviilr
home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. $. J. King Of Bismarck
were SUNDAY guests at the H.. A. Carl
isle home. Mrs. Carlisle accompanied
them home Monday morning.
John Stanton from near nraddOck
was business visitor nlthis district
Friday afternoon.
Fred Savillc and sister, Miss Ada.
motored to Linton Sunday and took
Miss Helen Skramstnd to attend in
stitute there. ta
Ernest Swanson, who has been har-
vesting up north, returned home Mon
dav.
Sunday visitors ut the W. n.
Hrownnwcll home were Mr.. and Mrs.
>. J. King and Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Snyder Of Bismarck, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. s., Ill.
4. Carlisle and George Buck
Earl Elliott helped make hay at
Br0wnawells last week, until the rain
put stop to hnymaking.
Miss Helen Erickson. teacher Of
school No. !. was shopping in Brad
dock Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. J. Elliott attended
Sabbath school at Napoleon.
\ carload Of Ignite coal arrived at
the spur tho forepart Of the week for
the farmers in this vicinity.
MCKENZIE
Mitchell Hughes and family OF
Rockwell City. Iowa, arrived here
Monday evening for MI extended Wis
II with Mr.. Hughes parents and rela-
tivcs. Mr.. Hughes made the trip
'by car. leaving Rockwell City sun
day morning and with one ston-ovcr
he made the trip Of GOO miles in two
days. Although it rained heavily all
the way. he reports the roads food
up to n little way on. this side al
Jamestown and from there on to Me-
.Ax....e tMcy arc III Il depIorable con-
dition.
At the recent W. G. 7. u. meeting
held ut the home Of J.. 4. Bliss, Mrs
Jdhn Rodgers was rendered u l:ic
membership to the W. z. I. u. for
her faithful services in the organize
ton
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Cellar left Tuea-
day to attend the Methodist confer
+hce ut jamestown.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Roscoe Roren and
son and daughter, Gerald and Made
line. mOtored to jamestown Sunday
n ha hnr
who is n freshman ut the jamestown
College. TN account Of recent heavy
rains ut jamestown il required six
hours to make the trip back.
Harry T.. O'Neill was Il business
visitor in bismarck Tuesday.
}. NJ. BerLh0lf has accepted Il posi-
ton with the Dane Fuel company Of
Iowa City, Iowa. and will leave for
that point shortly.
Howard Griffith Of Mandan was
greeting old friends and acquaint-
ances in town Monday.
The Food Market. owned by parties
in Bismarck and operated by Harley
Leathers Of this place, and which has
done u successful business for IN.
past year. has been closed. The
stock which remained unsold was
shipped to Bismarck.
A travelling sale man from Mime
ap0lis driving Chevrolet sedan.
failing to see the trainmcn's signal.
hnd the misfortune Of bcinx struck
by switch engine on the crossing
south Of town. The front part Of his
ear was damaged.
Clifford Lewis. who is ATTENDING
hign school ut ryder. n. Dak.. was
visiting here over the weekend.
lsOdxer Berth0lf and Jimmie
Swanick attended the football game
between bismarck and jamestown u.
Bismarck Saturday.
The Parent Teachers Association
met at the school house Tuesday
evening and was well attended. Miss
Manning Of Bismarck sang several
songs and WAS accompanied on the
piano by Miss Madgc Runey.
States Attorney McCurdy gave 4
talk on the juvenile court. The stu
dents Of the high school had special
invitation to be present. Mrs. w. Nc
Clusky. Mrs. NJ. Johnson and Mrs. &.
Thompson were in charge Of the re-
freshments. As the next meeting
scheduled according to the bylaws.
will fall on election day, patrons Of
the r. r. A. will have to watch for
notices of the next date.
TAKEN UP - Came to my place 3
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