The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-17
Glencoe

Rev. Grundy, pastor of the Glen
coe and Stewartsdale churches, Is
numbered among the new owners of
Chevrolet cars.
Tuesday, June Z. was the closing
day Of school No. 4, Bur Oak. town
ship. Miss Alice MacLean, who has
been its teacher during the term just
ended, gave a picnic in honor OF
the occasion which was greatly en-
joyed by her pupils and their parents.
The Missouri river is reported. to
have overflowed its banks at q point
near Nicholson's Island and farmers
residing in that section have much
fear Of damage to their growing
crops.
The school election recently held
ut school No. 2, Teller township, was
attended by large number of
voters. Henry Crawford was cleo
ted director for three year term
and Charles Allensworth was elected
treasurer.
X. Nicholson, foreman Of one Of
Emmons county leading cattle ranch
es, found time Sunday to call on
several of his friends in Teller town
ship. Mr.. Nicholson made flying
trip to Bismarck Monday to tran
sact some important business.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Macdonald
and daughter Of Hazelton were bust
ness callers in Bismarck Monday.
Robert MacLean, who has been at
tending high school in Bismarck, is
at home with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex MacLean.
John A. Stewart was a busy man
all last week cleaning and weighing
flax for the many customers who
called on him for portion Of this
precious seed which hasybeen in such
great demand this spring.
Farmers of this district are un-
usually cheerful these times. which
undoubtedly is due to the promising
condition Of the crops. Small grain
is looking fine, with the exception
Of corn, which is somewhat back
ward due to the cold, wet weather.
Don Nicholson, leading potato
grower Of this district, is finding
ready market for this product. The
demand has been SO great in the last
few weeks that his supply is ex-
haustcd.
John A. and Ronald Stewart arc
busy farming flax on Mr.. Stewards
farm south Of Bismarck.
John Richter, one of the leading
farmers of this district, and owning
one of the finest farms on the Mis-
souri, river bottoms, is reported to be
completely surrounded by water.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Stewart are the
proud parents of baby girl born to
them at Bismarck hospital short
time ago.
Miss Lucille Buckley is home with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Buck
ley, after graduating from the Bis
marck high school.
L. T. Ferguson was the successful
bidder on big road job south of
Brittin recently. Mr.. Ferguson, who
is an expert road builder, is quite
capable to handle this big under
taking.
Fred Hoguc is now driving hig
six passenger Nash touring car. He
purchased this car from the M. Il.
Gilman company of Bismarck.
Charles Bower expects to leave
shortly for the west. He will visit
in several states and will also take
trip through Canada.
August Hoguc is serving on the
jury during this term Of court. He
left his brother, Fred, in charge Of
his affairs during his absence.
Norman Stewart and Claud Hou-
ser made business trip to the
northern part of the state Sunday.
Mr.. Stewart is an expert sheep shear
err and expects to start out soon
at his line.
John r. Stewart purchased Ford
truck last week from the Copclin
Motor company.
Don Nicholson drove q new Chew
rOlet sedan home Wednesday. He
purchased it from the Capital Chcv-
r0let company of Bismarck.