Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-24
WILTON WILL Be TO The
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ing treatment for several weeks. She
is considerably improved.
Joe Weisdorf is erecting an $500
barn on one Of his Burleigh county
farms east of Wilton. ~
Judge Mckenzie spent the first OF
the week in this vicinity in the In
terests of his candidacy.
Mrs. Eva Boat returned home Mon
day from Bismarck, at which place
she visited several days with her
daughter.
Last Monday was the Warmest day
ever known in Wilton, the thermome-
ter registering 104 above zero.
The last week has been scorcher
on the crops, and the early wheat
looks anything but favorable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Burton, Jr, and
children are visiting at present IN
South Dakota.
The railroads already have nearly
a mile of grade completed on TINS
end of the line.
The Wilton Tennis club has decid-
ed to hold it's membership to sixteen.
Following is complete list of those
who constitute the club and have
paid the $40 membership fee: R. c..
THOMPSON, E. C. Stocker, A. V. Mar
cellus, w. F. Hartman, J. S. Wright,
A. l.. Garnes, P. j. Cahill, R. w. An
derson, Ed. Thompson, ]. F. Brenton,
w. G. Hendricks, V. D. Nestor, N. r.
Thomas, j. A. Pitzer, H. w. Gray and
w. P. Thelen.
At the school election held in Will
ton Tuesday, H. Br0wnlee was chosen
as director to succeed D. e. Wright.
This was somewhat of q surprise to
Mr.. Wright's friends as we'll as to
Mr.. Brownlee. The latter Is now
wondering who it was that had 1t In
for him.
A wreck occurred on the 500 line
last Monday. The weed burner COL
lided with a hand car. No one was
hurt.
Emil Anderson of Washburn spent
Tuesday night in our town.
The weed burner set two prairie
fires along the track the first of the
week.
Mrs. John Sipes was Capital City
visitor Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Stewart have
returned home from the east, Mrs.
Stewart spending a short time the
| first of the week at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P Macon
Der.
Baldwin and Wilton will play ball
| on Market day, June rs. Both teams
have been strengthened and better
exhibition of the national game Is
| looked for than was put up the last
time.
Lest you forget-Market day in
Wilton is June Is.
DR.. Thelen was called to John G.
Bailey's place near Phoenix yesterday
to attend q young lad who had the
misfortune to have a horse fall on
him while out riding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Magasia, who re-
side three miles north of Wilton
mourn the death of their twelve-year-
old daughter, which occurred at thei1
home Tuesday night after short Ill
ness with membranous Group.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Anderson re-
turned home yesterday from few
! weeks visit in the west. They re-
port having had an enjoyable time In
the west.
Peter Stephenson arrived in Wilton
last evening from Canada to visit
friends and attend to business.
Oscar Anstrom came home yester'
day from Alberta, Canada, where he
visited for several weeks with his
brother Albin, and family. Oscar
says the crops through that section
are practically destroyed by heat and
drouth.
Wouldn't it be q good scheme for
our authorities to see that q new
sidewalk Is put in from the Illness
corner west past the postoff1ce, be-
fore the town has q damage suit on
its hands? Local pride in our main
| street should be an incentive to the
| property owners to see that the walks
are safe. And while this is being
done, let's have a walk to the tele
| phone exchange.
A large number of the business
/ men from our own town are attend.
ed the sale of lots at the new towns
of Regan and Wing. Undoubtedly
Wilton will be we'll represented in
both places.