The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-24
GLENCOE

GLENCOE
A large crowd gathered ut tn
church Sunday TO hear Rev. Grundy
who delivered 4 very touching mess
age. /: is not known as yet whethc
or not Rev Grundy will be given
call as regular pastor Of both Glcnco,
and Stcwartsdale churches as sever
al Of the church officials are mum
bcrcd among those that went NORTH
to thresh.
Word has been received from som.
Of the boys who stepped across tht
border into the Canadian wheat ficlds
stating that heavy snow had fallet
over great deal Of that tcrr,tor,
delaying threshing operations to
great extent.
4 very interesting piece Of work
was performed one day last week
when Don Nicholson undertook t.
vaccnatc a large number of young
cattle. He was ably assisted by three
stock men Of note namely w. 3. Fal
coner, Messers Norman and Alex Ste.
wart. When it came to roping those
young cattle Mr. Falconer and Mr.
Stewart displayed rare skill and &C
ton which could not be eXcclled al
any circus. Norman Stewart. who Is
an expert machine man, operated the
machine which was used to inject the
germ killing liquid.
Several farmers are busy these
days harvesting flax. They report
the crop as been very light, but OF
fair quality.
The county grader is busy grading
roads in this locality. They are doing
IA very good job which certainly i
appreciated by the many motorists
who travel those roads.
l.. T.. Heaton, stock buyer Of Nc
kenzic was buying stocl; in this VI
cinity Monday. Mr.. Heaton bought
much stock in the last two months
having shipped about forty carloads
Roscoe VIM and Archie Marvel Of
Mckenzie visited friends in this vi
entity Sunday. Mr.. VIM will leave
Thursday for Minneapolis where ht
expects to enter Bible school.
George Parkc is numbered among
the brave. who has gone threshing
Mr.. Parkc did not follow the GROVE
that went noah, ,/tead he wen
south as far as the OttorsOn farm,
Herman Glum is about done hay.
ing. He has large amount Of feed
this year. Mr.. Glum used tractor
and u special mower to cut his hay
This method was used on account Ol
some brush that grew in his meadow
and proved very effective. as brusf
and all fell before this complicated
piece of machinery.
Frank kertzman is busy haying OF
the river bottom. Mr.. Kertzman re
ports the hay as being very light, bu
of good quality.
Several hunters have motore'
through this neighborhood, but die
not dwell long, as game Is about a.
plentiful as hens teeth this season.
John Bccknali is busy moving ha!
on the Register farm. John report:
the grass is about as plentiful a:
game is in this neighborhoOd thi:
season.
Mr.. Cameron delivered two load.
Of fine hogs to Mckenzie Friday, fol
which he received Il very nice price
Mr.. Cameron is an expert hog raise
and his large herd Of pure breds rep
resents good management.
Glen Oder purchased Il fine ca
from Andie Moore. The deal wa
closed recently and large sum o
money was involved.
Anderson Moore and Glen Steer
went hunting Sunday. Many rab
bits and chickens fell victims o
these two crack shots.
Mr.. Charlie Moore expects 20 pur
chase closedin Overland car il
preparation for the GOLD wcathe
which is expected in the near flu
ture. Mr.. Moore is in the govern
mcnt's service, carrying mail between
Bismarck and Livona. daily tri
of nearly hundred miles.
Glencoe was visited by hcav
rain Monday night and Tuesda
morning. Farmers who were pa
tiently waiting for rain so the
could plow arc now wearing broa
smiles and expect to do great dca
towards preparing the ground 70
next year
TEMyIk
William Bender was Il caller hci
Thursday evening.
+, The local garage is now open fl
business again. Alvin Erickson, MAJ
agcr.
+! Mrs. G. J. Endcrs. Miss Fried
Beck and brother, Christ. motorcd
Linton Thursday afternoon.
The dance, Thursday evening !;
!, Henry Speichert's pool hall, was we
I attended. Everyone reported II GOO
time. Lipp orchestra furnished tn
music.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Bender Of HAM
/ ton were callers here Thursday ever
ing.
| Neil Quasi spent tho week -cr
! visiting at the home of his uncle ar
aunt, MIR. and Mrs. F. j. Pictz
! Linton.
! DR.. G.. Schatz and daughter ,
Platt. S. D.. are visiting at the hon
Of the formers parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Gottlicb Schatz.
Merle Buck Of Hampton was call
here Friday afternoon.
Misses Carrie Burkhardt and Pau
inc Schlecht of Linton were yisitiI
with friends here Friday.
Steve koppy and children, France
and Frank of Hampton, were Gale
here Friday.
Misses Katherine Thomas III
Julia Heisler spent the weekend wi
their parents In Linton.
| Frank Slcva of Hampton was sho
ping in town Friday.
I Miss Jane Rudd Of Linton was visi
ing at the c. J. Enders home Saturd,
/ afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schlecht al
| daughter. Rose, motorcd to Lint
Sunday.
I Miss Anna Monahan of Barnesvil
MIMI, came Saturday to resume h
former position at the bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles De Witt a
children, Bernice, Lola, William a
Gertrude spent the weekend visit
with the Harold Heinmiller family
Heaton. N. D. Heinmiller's we
former students Of Temvik.
Alvina and Christ Bevk were Wis
| ipg with their sister, Pauline,
Hdxclton.s l
1 Miss Ann Calquhoun who is after
ling high school at Hsselton. spe