The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-24
NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS

interest and seeing New York cit,
from the Woodwork Tower Chey
sailed up the Hudson river in thu
Alexander Hamilton steamer to Al
bany. This is termed the most fas
cinating inland water trip in America
From Albany on the Baltimore anc
Maryland by Lake Champlain, with
short stops at the large cities they
reached Montreal. After visiting
Notre Dame Church, the Shrine Of
st. Joseph, and crossing. Victoria
Bridge they had q Victoria ride W
Mount Royal.
They then sailed up the St. Law
renee river in the Quebec steamer tc
Quebec. From here they took the
electric line to Ste. Anne de Beaupre
stopping at Montmorency Falls, and
to see the celebrated cyclorama Of
Jerusalem. the most realistic paint
ing in America. The light from above
reflects, . mysterious solemnity and
grandeur too wonderful to describe
After all this they saw the famou:
Quebec bridge and visiting the House
Of Parliament, Fr0ntenac Chateau anc
Citadel and many other places Of
interest. They sailed down the St
Lawrence river. by the Thousand
Islands, across Lake Ontario te
Toronto. where they made q shor,
trip to view the city. Then they
spent Sunday at Niagara Falls, 9
most wonderful and gorgeous sigh,
when illuminated with 1920, 900. OOG
candle power Of light.
They made . short stop ut Buffalo
then took the steamer again across
Lake Erie to Cleveland and back
again to Detroit. where they visited
the Ford plant. From here they took
the Michigan Central to Chicago and
the G. B. & Q. to st. Paul, where
the party disbanded for North Da.
kota's sunny skies and waving fields
of grain, each nodding hearty welcome
as it bids you home again.
Rev. John Morange, district super.
intendent Of Bismarck. condu cited
services in the Union NJ. e. Church
Sunday evening. At the close of
the service the third quarterly con.
ference was held, which showed the
business Of the church in q very
good condition. Owing to the rain
there was not as many present as
would be desired.
Cal. Alberts, Miss Ruth Shepard
Mrs. Mary Shepard, and Master Tom
Shepard attended the Chautauqua
at Hazelton Sunday evening.
CLEAR LAKE
Harold Hargrave and SON, Billie
and Mrs. Emma Shaffer were Steele
callers Tuesday, returning Wednes-
day.
Olaf Olson was a capitol city and
Mandan visitor the first Of the week.
Mrs. Ingeberg Rasmussen visited
with Mrs. Harold Hargrave Wednes-
day.
Nora Olson visited a few days in
the neighborhood the past week.
Charles Whitney, the well-driller
from Steele, was at the George Carl
son farm Thursday and Friday doing
some repair work on the we'll.
Those who attended the Emmons
county stock fair at HazeltOn last
Thursday were J. w. Beyers, Christ
Schoon and E. A. Van Vleet.
Daisy Dodds is spending her va
cation with home folks at Hazelton
Mrs. Emma Shaffer and Mrs. Harold
Hargrave accompanied her home on
Thursday.
Olaf Olson drove to the George
Chistianson farm Friday to have
some feed ground.
Several nice rain showers have
fallen the past few days.
Miss Alice Olson of Christianu
township visited the past week with
relatives and friends in the neighbor.
hood.
A large number of young people at.
tended the dance at futile Friday
evening.
Rudolph Klucksdahl is helping
Henry Olson ut present.
Little Billie Hargrave is visiting
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Shaffer, for y few days.
Miss Vivian Shaffer is visiting al
Steele at present.
BObbie Boyer visited with August
SchoOn Monday afternoon.
Frank Prater called on Henry Olson
Monday morning.
FRANCES
Miss Tena Harms left for Valley
City Saturday. where she intends to
attend normal for the next twelve
weeks.
The Miller and Gierkc families
were Bismarck shoppers Saturday.
Senus, John and Yina Harms were
calling at the Lundin home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Gierke call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Solberg
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Harms drove to Sterling Saturday
on business.
Bill Wachel, Vino Harms, Ed Boren
and two other gentlemen left today
for Kansas. They are going through
the Black Hills, to see the country
and then on to Kansas.
Road work is being done in this
and other townships.
John A. Olsen has been painting
the east school house last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hughes were
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Miller Sunday.
Henry Cabel called at the Harms
home Saturday evening.
Nice refreshing rains are falling
these days.
Joe Fischer has the contract for
hauling 80 yards Of sand and gravel
for John Rue. Mr.. Rue is going ia
build a concrete bridge across Apple
Creek, near the VIM. Kershaw place
NAUGHTON
Well, who says old North Dakota
isn't good state to live in? Why
this in fine place! It rains nearly
every day now. The crops will sure
look fine after this.
Louis Martineson and son, Carl