The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-23

passed through this locality Ut about
$3.50 Monday evening. At the w.
n. Brownawell farm the front porch
was taken, end hnaf the roof car
ried up over the house and broken
up - entirely that even the pieces
cannot be tound. The windmill
tower and pump were demolished,
the granary Attsched to the barn
blown off the foundation, with the
roof crushed in the alleyway, the
hemhouse struck by lightning but
4ortunately too wet 10 burn, young
poultry and coops blown away, in
fact nothing on the place WIS left
intact. Every farm IN the neigh
borl1ood suffered considerable loss.
And practically III hay THAT was
cut, whether stacked or not, was
Moown away. II is reported that
o. B. Swanson lost 40 tons of hay,
considerable loss this year, besides
other damages done by the storm.
4 great deAl of young poultry was
lost b. everyone.
MCKENZIE
The show in town Tuesday evening
WAS attended by quite = crowd.
4. f. Heston and family have
moved into their new home.
Howard +. Crum and L. Z. Heaton
returned from St. Paul Tuesday
where they had been with shipment
of stock.
The Royal Ncighbors planned a
very pleasant surprise on Mrs. H.. +.
Crum Thursday evening. They took a
bountiful lunch with them and Mrs.
Crum received . number of useful
/, Mrs. ). ". Rodgers had Is her
guest this week her niece, Mrs. Yucl,
and baby Of Valley City.
Mrs. vinton NJ. Craven Of Bismarck
has been visiting her brother, C. A.
sXatts0n, north of town.
Nh and Mrs. A. J. Anderson and
son. Russell. of Goodhuc, MIMI, are
wish ting their son, Erwin, 1T Anderson
ranch.
1 Miss Mildred Lewis left Saturday
smorning for Mlnot where she will IT.
tend teacher institute. Miss Lewis
will teach nesr Rider.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Sedevic of
Bismarck were callers in town Thurs
day evening. They were motoring to
OAkes.
|, Mrs. j. D. Swanick was shopping in
the Capital city Friday.
| Mrs. Lynn Sperry Of Bismarck is
Visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
d. Rodgers.
Mrs. Smith from Glencoe was shop
ping in town Friday.
jefferson Crum and friend motorcd
here from Rolla. Mo-. and is . guest
at the Anderson home, south of town.
Both young men are students from
ROlla college.
A number Of young people attend.
cd the dance ut Walter Dietxman's
Saturday night.
Friends have received word from
Mrs. w. C.. BeYk. who is taking treat
ments at the sanita rum. at ShakOpee,
MIMI, thxt she returns home soon,
which her many friends are glad to
hear.
I Lieu4enant r., A. Day, wife and
mother were callers in town Thurs
day. They were returning from q
trip to the lakes. Their friends were
GLAD to see them. The Days lived
here ten years ago.
Sunday being . hot day, great
many spent The day at the parks and
lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Anderson &C.
lcompanied by Mr.. E. r. Crum and
yNO0UkUtCFs MISS QUO. 11t0 N1fSs u. e
Crum motored to Wing where they
spent the day at the B. w. Graham
home. In the evening they drove
out to Haystack Butte, where Mr.
Anderson's Oldsmobile proved it's hill
climbing ability by climbing to the
j;summit.
A nice shower Of rain fell here
Monday night.
i Mrs. Cora Paul departed Tuesday
for Iowa, having been called there
nv the serious illness Of her mothcl
Tuesday evening.
~. Mrs. w. B.. HeatOn and daughter,
Of Bismarck. who have been visiting
at L. E. Heaton home, left Wednes
day for Arena to visit at Mr.. Franz
Lambert's home.
Miss Esther Sederstrom returne,
Wednesday from an extended visi
with friends in Minnesota.
Mrs. H. S. Fairchild and Mrs. J. B
Swanick entertained the Ladies' Al,
Wednesday, afternoon ut the home o
Mrs. Fairchild. Many membcrs wcr'
present and . nice lunch was en-
joyed.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Rodgers. en-
tertained 1T Ginner On Sunday Nj
i Lynn Speery and family. Mrs, Engcl
/ Speerysof Bismarck, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Bliss and family,