The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-09-13
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A meeting Of the Commercial Club
and business men Of Carson was held
wednesday, at which time they de-
cided to hold q three day celebration,
one day being devoted to market day,
and two days Of rodeo and wild west
stunts. September Goth, 2lst, and
|22nd were the dates set for such cele-
bration. and the Flanders Carnival
company will be here all three days.
The business men urge all farmers
who have vegetables and grain for
exhibit to bring them in and enter
them for market day and prizes will
be given.
N. ]. Dean, 4 pioneer Of Grant
county died at his farm home near
Lark Friday night, being stricken
with 9 heart attack. The deceased
was 70 years of age, and has lived
many years in the vicinity Of Lark.
he leaves = wife and large family
OF children to mourn his death.
Mrs. s. B. Young Of Shields pur-
chased this week the Anna Iyerson
restaurant and the Carson Eat Shop.
owned and operated by Mrs. Pete
Mormon. Mrs. Young opened for
business in the A. A. Anderson build
ing, having formerly operated a res.
taurant at Shields. She comes to
Carson highly recommended.
Bud" Gillen who has been work.
ing with the Highway Department at
Bismarck and Steele, returned to
Carson Friday.
Miss Ovidia Setter, a former
teacher in the Carson Schools. was
2 weekend guest 1t the Merritt
Harding home. Miss Setter is . teach
er in the Bismarck schools.
School started Monday of this
week with the following faculty: X.
Y. Munson as superintendent. Miss
Iande as high school teacher. and
the Misses Swanson, Knoll, Kellogg.
Siemson, Mrs. Botten and Mr..
Boehms as grade teachers.
Mr.. Julius Kardos and family have
moved to Hazen, North Dakota,
where Mr.. Kardos will continue his
work with the Stevens Brothers Con-
structiop company. which company
he is foreman.
This has been moving week in
Carson, the Murle McElvain family
having moved into the house form.
erly occupied by julius Kardos, and
Edwin Moristtes having moved into
the house formerly occupied by Roy
Holkesvik.
Henry Altmans have rented the
home owned by William Armitaee,
and will move to Carson soon. Mr..
Altman having secured the janitor-
ship in the Carson school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Martell left
this week for Iowa to visit at the
home of Mrs. Martell's sister.
Joe Stokes, Northern Pacific agent.
is having his annual vacation at this
time.
A deal was contaminated this
week whereby w. A. McElvain be-
came the owner Of the Carson hotel.
having purchased same from B. A.
LaPole.
;, Editor and Mrs. ]. C. Bell and fam
ny enjoyed q trip to the Bad Lands
Saturday and Sunday.
The two months old baby of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Fliehmann passed
away Saturday morning Of an acute
attack of stomach trouble.
An auto accident occurred Wed.
nesday near the residence Of j. c.
Bell when Herman Weisahahn and
wife collided with q car driven by Ira
Henderson and Fred Dennis of
Flasher. Both cars were tipped over
and more or less wrecked, mono were
seriously injured.
l.. N. Steen returned Thursday.
having started to Minot, North Da-
kota. to attend the State Bar con-
vention. However, . short distance
north of Bismarck Mr.. Steen met
with an auto accident and was
obliged to return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Settler of Leith
spent Sunday in Carson.