The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-16
Mckenzie

J. P. Finch Of Fargo was in Nc
Kenxie last week buying horses.
Owing to slippery roads Roscoe
Coons had the misfortune to tin over,
The only damage done was broken
wind shield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Oeffner enter
tanned at progressive whist Saturday
night. Eight tables were in play.
Honors went to B. T. Coons and Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Watson and
Mrs. c. 4. Crum attended the old
settlers gathering at Bismarck Sat-
ufday.
Tho w. c. T. U. met with Mrs.
Warren Chzhe Thursday. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. S. E.
Clixhc at Sibley Butte.
The p. TIA. met in regular session
last Tuesday. One Of the best pro-
grams ever given by the local r. T.
A. was presented. It consisted Of =
mock radio program and covered
every phase of broadcasting from
grand opera to "old time fiddling."
Election of officers followed the pro.
gram. Rev. H. Cellar was elected
president; Mrs. Cera, Paul, vice presi-
dent, and Mrs. Roscoe Boren, secre-
tary and treasurer. Mrs. H. 7. Crum,
Mrs. George Hughes and Mrs. r. p.
Bliss were appointed committee on
ways and means for hot school
lunches. Mrs. Geo. Manly. Mrs. H.
Fairehild and Mrs. A. Oeffner were
The Royal Neighbors elected Off
year. Mrs. Geo. Manly was reelected
Oracle.
Willis Belk Of Bismarck spent the
weekend here with his mother.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. ]. NJ.
Bertholf Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Wharton are
entertaining Mr.. Wharton's father
and mother from Fargo. They expect
to be here some time.
The county agent Of Burleigh coun-
ty conducted farmers meeting at
the hall Friday. There were three
speakers who gave talks on poultry,
sweet clover, alfalfa and diversified
farming in general. A large crowd
Of farmers and business men attend
cd and felt themselves amply repaid
by interesting and instructive talks
A fine lunch was served to the farm.
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Manly and Mrs
Isabel Colby left for jamestown late
Saturday night by car and owing t.
the unlocked for storm did not arrive
there until S O'Clock Sunday morning
They returned Sunday evening b!
train.
Students Of the high school ane
the seventh and eighth grades hac
the experience Of being lost in I
snow storm when they went out fol
q sleigh ride party Saturday night.
The Aberdeen bus turned back *
Bismarck Monday, being unable t.
make the trip that day.
L. E. Heaton shipped three car
loads Of hogs to s.. Paul this week
Andy Doucett. went to blsmarcl
Tuesday. Mrs. Doucette is in hos
pital there and is reported gettin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hamblin went t
Haselton Sunday to visit with Mrs
Hamblin's sister, Mrs. Matt Dahl.
Matt Dahl was Mckenzie visito
Saturday.
&. H. feathers and family spen
Sunday in Mandan.
D. B. feathers will leave Thursda.
for Long Beach, Calf, where ne WI
visit with his brother Clifford.
Frank keryhaw OF Christiania town
ship spent Saturday here.
The Drovcr brothers left last wee
for Duluth, where they will work !
the iron mines.
Fred Envik returned Saturday fro1
Canada. He came by way of Spokan
and reports the west as dull.
r. f. Meyers and family are leavin
Thursday for Little Rock, Ark, :
spend the holidays with Mr.. Meyer:
parents. !.
W. S. Watson returned Monda
from St. Paul.
Fred Josephson Of Wing spen
the weekend with his sister, Mr.
VIM. McCl0skey.
~. Z. Watson and Charley. Bratto
went to Bismarck Monday on bus
ness. -, !,
The Christmas program will b
given at the schoolhousc Wcdnesda
evening. December ~.