The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-15
Macu1nber
BY ALICE M. L X

Fred Hoff, who has been employed
at the Reitman coal mine, three miles
east Of Underwood. N. d. for the past
few months, suffered a painful acct
dent one day last week, when q charge
of dynamite exploded so near that
he was quite badly injured about the
head and face. MI. Hoff is a former
resident Of this community and has
a brother, Jake Hoff, residing in
Wilton.
Miss Pauline Hefta came out from
Wilton Monday, to assist her sister,
Victoria, in reorganizing i.or classes
after a vac9tion of two weeks. School
reopened with a full attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ollenburger and
small son, Allen. were weekend
guests at the Splitter home, north of
Baldwin. Mrs. Ollenburger is q
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Splitter.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. G.. Iverson returned
Tuesday from Bismarck where Mr..
1verson has been receiving medical
attention. Owing to complicated
troubles, we understand that the
operation prearranged has been post
poned to some future date.
Jim Doyle, who is an employee of
the Truax-Tracr Coal company, and
who operates the strip shovel during
the night shift, vas stricken with a
severe attack Of pneumonia Monday
night, and vas rushed to a Bismarck
hospital Tuesday morning IN a very
serious condition.
AL Veeder left Tuesday morning for
Mandan en- route to the western
coast He informs us that he will
spend a short time at Mandan visit
ing a brother residing near there and
also looking after farming interests,
after which he will 60 on to visit his
mother living at Seattle, Wash.
Miss Charlotte Wilmont, teacher in
charge Of Ecklund school No. l, re-
turned to Macumber Sunday evening
last from her home at Regain, N. D..
where she spent the holidays. Her
school reopened Monday. morning
after a vacation of nearly ten days.
Harry Anderson has purchased the
car formerly owned by Mack Thomp-
SON.
Mrs. Albert johnson of Wilton was
IN Macumber Wednesday morning in
the interest Of the Midwest Hosiery
company.
George Nicholson. who has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hol-
lingsworth for the past week, left
Thursday afternoon to return to his
home near Regain. Mr.. Nicholson is
a brother Of Mrs. Hollngsworth.
Miss Mary Krush Of Wilton, came
out Friday with the deliveryman
from the Mutual store and spent the
afternoon and evening with her sis
ter. Mrs. Ted Hentz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Robinson Of
Garrison, N. D., were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Dixon Thursday and
Friday OF this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robinson are with the New York
Lie Insurance company, and were
here in the interest OF their firm as
well as visiting old friends. It NAV
also be Of interest to some of Our
readers. to know that Mr.. Rohinson
y 2 nephew Of the late George i,
Robinson Dr.. who In the early DAYS,
before the railroad had penetrated
that far into our state, operated !
trading post ct Old Coleharbor. Mr.,
Robinson states that he was employ
60 ct the trading post In his youth,
90 he may well BE counted Is az 81
ne really, truly pioneers Of North
Wayne CorTington. who for some
time has bean firing the switch en-
glne ~ the yards Of the Truax-Traes
Goal company has taken over tn
position formerly held ~ Al Weed
Henry g. Putnam, extension. aren't
9 Bur1etoh county. has Informed u
that he will ~ IN Macumber Jonu-
airy S0th for the purpose of orgA,aix-
Ing = Hotnemakcrss club. I11e meet
ing VIII be he1d 1t the Sch0olhOaane n