The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-26

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Mrs. Charles BEEN went to Flash.
er Sunday, where she took tie trair
Monday morning for .Mandan.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Kleinschmidt
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. P. j
Rausch and children at q O'Clock
dinner Sunday.
The Canadian Lynx Gun Club me,
at the First Security Bank Saturday
evening to transact some matters
Of business. The new officers
elected for e.,suing year are: Frank
Bosworth, president; w. Stoyner
vice president; and P. ]. Rausch
secretary and treasurer. A truck
load Of hunters staged tl,eir first
rabbit hunt Sunday afternoon.
The officers Of the Lark. Brisbane.
Raleigh telephone company held
their annual meeting at the r. C.
Christensen home Wednesday after.
noon.
Mrs. A. Westrum took the train
from Flasher Tuesday for Bismarrk
where she had dental work done.
August Daily Of Cannon Ball wa.
q business visitor in town Tuesday
Mr.. Herring of Sparta, Wis. de.
parted for home in the Dodge car
which he was unable I sell at the
sale on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wcstrum were
hosts Sunday when they entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Stayner and chill.
d,so,4 ~ n 4 os~1nrL. rl;,,nor
Peter Klien shipped of hogs
from Freda Wednesday and one
from Elgin Friday to Tacoma. Wash
He also shipped q car Of cattle and
hogs to the Sioux City market from
the local yards.
Ed Carter and Jim Dunkle Of
Flasher were Raleigh callers this
week.
A. O. Westrum and Sammy Pack
were business visitors in Flasher
Tuesday morning.
p. j. Rausch took the train from
Flasher Tuesday morning for Man.
dan and Bismarck where he trans.
acted business.
Mrs. w. F. Griswold spent few
days in Mott this week visiting
home folks.
Geo. HOLMAN and Rev. w. j
Schmidt arrived Tuesday from
Watertown, S. D., on their way home
to Flasher from attending the Trim.
ity Lutheran church conference at
that place.
John Seeman of Freda was a
business visitor in town Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Stadman of Minneapolis was
o business visitor in town Wednes-
day in the interest Of the Mime
apolis Threshing Machine Co.
Otto Wolfgram, former Raleigh
farmer, but now residing in Shields,
was taken to Bismarck by DR.. De.
Moulley Wednesday,. where he en-
tered q hospital for All operation.
Eli Bosworth returned Monday
from Aberdeen, S. D., where he
transacted business.
The second group of the Dramatic
club furnished the program for the
regular meeting Of the club Thurs.
day evening. The group was ar
ranged as q large family with the
setting, q room in a home. The pro.
gram follows: Community singing;
introduction Of personals; solo, "The
Sweetest Story" Mrs. w. B. Dor
ward. accompanied by Mrs. Donald
Clark as Percy: nnonologue, "Lijah
Buys Radio" by Mrs. Clarence
Frost, as Aunt Sarah; solo, "My
Dolly" by Betty Grace; reading, II
DON'T" by Bill Frost; duet. "Side by
Side," Mrs. Dorward and Percy;
monologue, Ethel Peterson rushes
in as if home from party and gives
"The Joy Of the Party" reading. If
I c-c-c-could be by Her Side" DOM
aid Clark; solo, Brock Me to Sleep
in an Old Rocking Chair" Mrs. Dor
ward. Mrs. P. Dempsey, taking the
place Of Mrs. Theo. Christensen, who
was unable to be present as mother,
becomes suddenly ill and a nurse is
called. Last scene, Mother is in
bed and Hazel Morrison gives mono
logue, Comforting Her Patient"
Walter, Grace and Clarence Frost
dressed as tramps, sat off stage and
gave jokes internationally. The Farm
Cat Yowlers, Cora and Ruby Chris
Jensen, gave some of the problems
in cat life. The entertainment
closed with community singing and
. social hour.
Roy Steele departed Friday morn
ing for Sioux Falls, S. D., where he
will visit relatives and find employ.
ment. \
Morrison Brothers shipped car
load Of fat cattle to the Sioux City
market Friday.
Windle Kepp was a passenger to
Mott Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Clark and
Roy Steele entertained q party Of
friends at the Steele home Sunday
evening.
The Dramatic club expects to put
on play in the near future.
A. Volk is confined to his home
with q sprained ankle.