The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-09
Glencoe

Farmers Of this locality have
been busy during the past few
weeks picking their corn. Much
corn was left in the field last fall
due to the early coming of winter
but the weather which has prevailed
the last few days has been
ideal for this kind Of work and now
most farmers are done completing
Ernest Langc, newcomer in
this vicinity, is progressing favor
ably as stock manager on the Mich
olson farm.
Vernon MacLean has been busy
for some time hauling wheat off the
tbottom.
The big dance and oyster sup.
per at the Herman Glum home Sat.
urday evening was largely attend
cd. Several from the capital city
we're present to partakc Of tht
many good eats and to enjoy the
old-timc and the more modern
dances.
John Richter was kept BUSY Sat
urday entertaining the many friends
who called at his home. Mr.. Rich
ter, who is Of a natural CHEEKY and
sunny disposition, has had many
ups and downs and on several &C.
casions has been surrounded by The
Missouri river during the flood pc
riod, but Mr.. Richter just smiles
at natures pranks and is always
ready to share his happiness with
his friends.
The Beatty Brothers have finish
ed picking a large amount Of corr
for August Hogue. Mr.. Hoguc sole
several loads Of his produce to Pau
Eapcl.
Miss Alice MacLean spent some
time Saturday with her sister, Lii
lian, who is attending high schoo
in the capital city. They also callet
on their friend Mrs. Hinkley, WHIT
is i'll in the Bismarck hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughia McMurricl
and daughter Doris, Mr.. and Mrs
knute hanson and children wer,
among those to attend the dance a
the Herman Glum home Saturda,
evening.
NJ. Nicholson, who has been en-
ployed at the Robert WOODLAND
farm for some time, has returned t,
his home and will start immediate
| " picking large acreage of corr
which he owns in both Emmons ant
Burleigh counties.
Norman Stewart delivered bi,
load of corn at the Paul Hapel farm
last week.
Claud Houscr will shortly NOV
from his present location on tn
Richie farm to the farm known a
the McMillin place two miles nortl
Of Stcwartsdale.
Joe Chesall, farmer and stocl
buyer of Missouri township. is re
ported to be recovering nicely in
Bismarck hospital after an opera
ton for appendicitis.
John Becknall, former dealer il
guinea pigs, and a resident of thi
vicinity for several years, who lief
the farm for the bright lights o
the city, has returned to his oil
stamping grounds at the Nicholso
farm where he is assisting in tn
picking of large amount OF corn.
Lorain Grambling, who ably as
sisted SON., Of the local farmer
with their farm work, is picking corr
for john r. Stewart of Missoul
township.
j D. w. Stewart is busy pickin
corn these days. He is finding
ready market for his product at tn
Paul Hapel farm.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bower an
family, Mr.. and Mrs. ROY Goodma
and family, all Of Bismarck, motor
ed to the Herman Glum home Sat
urdav evening to the big oyster sur
per and dance. They also visite
i friends in this vicinity before me-
toring back to their homes Sur
day evening.
j Mrs. Gulson arrived at her HON
one day last week much improve
4 in health after several weeks cor
finement in q Bismarck hospital.
j Services are regularly being hcl
ct the Glencoe church with Re,
Gulson officiating. The attendane
has been somewhat small during til
winter months but much large
attendance is expected with Ah
coming Of warmer weather.
i Nellie and Alfred Hanson, SO
and daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Knut
I Hanson, who have been confined
Bismarck hospital with typhoi