The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-16
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Fred and Theodore Christensen
returned from an extended trip in
the east. They were accompanied
home by Mr.. and Mrs. Sig Dalbol,
who have been visiting in South
Dakota and Minnesota.
Fire believed to have started from
q short circuit in the wiring de.
stroyed the Ford coupe Of E. 3.
6auter Monday evening. The fire
department was called and sue
ceeded In getting the burning car
out Of the garage, thus saving the
building and contents.
DR.. Thclen of Wilton was in Tut.
tie Wednesday on professional BUSH
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Hartmann and
Master Bruce Sorenson spent the
weekend in Bismarck visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ALI. Ell
lingson.
Rev. A. N. Bickmore is among
those summoned for federal jury
service which will convene Feb. II
ct Devils Lake.
The local Dodge dealer, Ed
George. has been very busy dem
onstrating the last few days. That
his demonstrations have proved sue
cessful is quite evident.
Max Miller and Rev. A. N. Bick-
more are driving new Dodge sedans
Earl and milford Irons returned
home from Chicago for q few
days vacation.
The friends of Joe Bartole are
glad to know that he is able to be
about again after several months
illness.
The old-time fiddlers contest and
dance was attended by large
crowd. There were 10 entries in
the contest. Carl Thompson Of
Hurdsfiled took first prize. Every
one enjoyed the evening and are
looking forward to the next old.
time dance to be given Feb. "a.
The Tuttle Midgets played has.
ketball with the Sykeston team
Monday evening on the Sykeston
floor. The score was Is to Is in
favor of the futile boys.
Mrs. Frank Wittmayer and infant
son Stanford spent the weekend
visiting at the home Of Mrs. X. v.
Robertson. Mrs. Wittmayer expects
to return to her home in Lodi, Cal,
in a few weeks. She has been
spending the winter with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. P. Hutchinson.
Mrs. J. w. Alder is reported as
being quite i'll. She has been i'll
for some time and was taken to
the Trinity hospital at Jamestown
for medical attention. Her many
friends hope for speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Deveraux are
the parents Of q baby boy born
Monday morning. Mother and sor
pre- reported AS doing nicely.
Vinton p. Heaton Of Jamestown
was in Tuttle transacting business
the first of the week.
Ralph Leach and Fred Pehl OF
Arena were business callers in Tut.
tie Monday evening.
The efforts put forth in trying
to get the stock train consisting OF
three carloads Of pure bred stock ia
stop in Tuttle have been somewhat
successful. The train will stop q
couple Of hours on Feb. 23rd. be.
tween the hours of 1890 a. nj. and
noon. This is the most time that
could be given futile, as the SEIZED
ule had been already arranged. But
it is hoped that we may be able Il
have the next pure-bred stock trair
with US q whole day. Many Of oul
farmers are interested in seeing
this stock.
Fred Allan and Phil Palmer trans
acted business in Bismarck the frs
part Of the week.
Henry jacobson was over from
Wing transacting business in tn.
interests Of the Patterson Land Co
The futile Opera house is un
dergoing general spring cleaning
Complete new scenery is being
painted and a new curtain installed
on the stage. We understand thu
building is to be freshly painted
both inside and out. 1t will be {
great improvement.
John J. Rath has purchased I
new Whippet from the local dealers
Miss Rhoda Passwalk came dowr
from Bismarck for a few days. visi'
with her sister, Miss Bertha, who i:
employed as eighth grade teacher
in our, school.