The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-18
NEWS OF OUR NElCHB0RS

SAlO4 VAoAv VA AAO -
northwest Of town.
The Misses Mary Mack, Margaret
Hackbarth. Myrtle Ufer, Jennie
Smith and Martha Shorthand left
Friday on the Northern Pacific to
spend a two weeks vacation on the
coast. They plan on attending the
North Dakota picnic that ID to be
held in Tacoma while they are IN
that city.
The Methodist Sunday school held
their annual picnic at Lake Isabel
wednesday. The married men de-
feated the single men by . score OF
ID to I in the baseball game which Is
always an event Of the picnic.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
George whitney at the Karpen home
July 10th. ".
Mrs. p. D. Wood and Evelyn and
Mrs. Matthews motored to Bismarck
Friday.
Miss Nell Harvey Of Bismarck, who
has been staying at the O. 7. Ness
home for some time while looking aft
er her land interests In this vicinity.
left Tuesday for Fargo where she
will visit q sister.
Mrs. Parkin entertained the Pres
byterian work club Thursday.
Mrs. w. J.. Henry and Mrs. Q.
Marsh leave Sunday to attend the
Legion Auxiliary convention In Minot
July % and %. They 60 as dele
gates from the local auxiliary.
Mrs. George Altes entertained the
w. c. r. U. Friday afternoon. Mrs.
H. N. Tucker had charge Of the pro-
gram.
Mrs. v. Heaton, who has been e
!! ceiving medical treatment In q Bis
i marck hospital for several weeks,
is much improved.
Mrs. Hugh Armstrong Is in q Bis
| marck hospital receiving treatment
for an infected hand. Mrs. j. II.
| Argent Is keeping house at the Arm
| strong home while Mrs. Armstrong Is
away.
Bessie Richie and Ruth Gress at
tended the Epworth League corven-
ton at Valley City Saturday and
| Sunday.
Tom Jaynes had his face injured
! one day last week when he got too
| close to q paving horse.
A number Of junior club members
| OF this vicinity sent animals to the
| state fair at Fargo last week. Most
| OF the animals were from the PurStan
Lake Baby Beef club and are as fol-
| lows: Henry Halversen 2. Henning
Peterson l, Isabel Kinney !, Gladys
Haibeck 2. and James Maly !. One
Of the calves sent was . purebred
Shorthorn heifer which Is owned by
Herbert Repp of the Geneva Dairy
| club. Some Of the members Of the
Pursian Lake club attended the fair.
Francis Haibeck chaperoned them.
Mrs. D. Richie and children visit
cd Mr.. Richie in the hospital In Bis
marck Saturday.
County Agent Carlson attended the
state fair In Fargo last week. Otto
Dahn and Avery DAnforth accom-
panied him.
g, A. Dieruf returned Friday from
his vacation at the home Of his sis
ter in South Dakota.
The Misses Georgia Matthews, 1sa-
bel Dieruf, Lena and Vida AlteS,
| Ruth Matthews and L0ra FOgderud
motored to jamestown Saturday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. b. Lund and chill
drcn of Bismarck visited the Harris
and Ness families here Sunday.
Announcements have been received
here of the marriage of Mary Melville
Allen and Tom Unsworth on July 6
at Oakland, Calf.
Mrs. John Taylor spent several
days last week visiting her parents
in Buckeye township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rail Armstrong Wis
tied their daughter In Bismarck Sum
day.
John Ronning is building . veranda
on the front Of Carl Omodt's new
residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. McCarter are
enjoying q visit from their daughter,
Mrs. Schoonover, who arrived last
week from the east.
The N. p. depot is being used for
q new purpose since Monday when q
swarm Of bees took up their resi-
dence In the walls Of the depot, going
in through a hole in the corner Of
the northeast wall where . brick had
fallen out.
Roy Omodt last week received q
free scholarship In q large band
made up Of players from all states in
the union that Is being trained In
Chicago. He left Thursday for Chi
cago. Roy was fortunate enough to
receive the only free scholarship for
this band that will be offered In
North Dakota.