Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-15

to d." by Elsie Sipes.
Address, by the superintendent.
Song, by the school,
J. NJ. Thompson, C. {. Cleveland
and VIM. Brown attended the market
day proceedings and transacted bust
ness in Bismarck Saturday.
Joseph Brown returned home Mon
day from the Pacific coast country.
He thinks the Yakima Valley one Of
the finest places in the west.
Editor and Mrs. &. w. Stewart spetn
Sunday at New Salem. where Mr..
Stewart Otficiated at wedding.
On last Saturday evening four.
act drama was presented to the people
of Wilton by the Lakeside Literary
society. which is composed of the
young people of the town. The Min
cr's Daughter.' was the title of the
play. A packed house greeted them.
Everything considered they did we'll
as they only had Il short time in
which to practice and there were sew.
eral very difficult parts to take.
Last Monday it was hot enough for
an energetic person to have a sun
stroke No one in Wilton was af-
fected however.
Mrs. b. A. Law departed the first
of the week for Kansas, where she
expects to reside
Attorney Tuition and Ralph Ander-
son made a business trip to McClus-
ky Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gurr are the
parents of a new daughter which was
born Saturday night at the home of
John Kiefer.
Mir. and Mrs. A. V. Marcellus en-
tertained the formers mother several
days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Heidner left
Saturday for Fargo where Mrs. Held.
ner will enter hospital for medical
treatment and will likely undergo an
operation. Her many Wilton friends
will hope for IA speedy recovery.
Walter Graham was county seat
visitor on business Tuesday, driving
up in his auto. p. c. Remington re-
turned with him to Wilton in the at
ternoOn.
Rev. Lowhead returned to Wilton
Tuesday from Bismarck, where he
attended the Methodist conference. lie
will teach school this winter in Esth-
erville township.
Rev. II. G. Stebbins has been APP
pointed pastor for the Wilton ana
Fairvew Methodist churches and will
begin his work at once.
What has become of the town OF
Energy is he question now OTTER heard
be able to answer. We understand
thu, the Linen milf has been shut
down and the "Chatauqua grounds
! nave been fenced and cattle turned in
If reports are true the whole affair
has received a puncture.
DR.. Thelen and Dr. Thompson at
tended the medical meeting in Bis
marck Tuesday evening.
! Judge Olgierson of WaShburn. was
shaking hands with Wilton friends
for a short time Tuesday.
There are some nice things abOu,
living in a timbered country, anC
then there are others. The heavy
smoke of few weeks ago from the
west and that Of Tuesday from the
northeast would indicate that the tim
Der land country is not a very desir
able country to live in this year. we
! make an awful fuss about little
prairie fire, but as matter OF fac1
more lives were lost in the recent
Minnesota fire than were ever los1
in the entire state of North Dakota
by fires.
Several of our public school teach
ers are figuring on attending the
meeting of the state educational asso
citation which will be held in Bis
marck from October Is to 81.
The infant daughter of Mr. anc
Mrs. Oscar Johnson died Tuesday at
ternoon after an illness of only q
hours with summer complaint. The lit
tie girl went into commissions. The
funeral services were held today.
Our boys made fine showing Tues
day at the Bismarck tennis tourna
ment. They lost out four points tt
five. 1t was a fast and furious series
from start to finish and the last sci
had to be played before it was known
who the winner was. The boys were
highly pleased with the outcome. as
| we'll as with the treatment they re
cevied.
Preparations are being made for a
big double Jewish wedding which
starts in the afternoon and lasts three
days. Louie and Samuel Ueman, at
the conclusion of the preliminaries
are to be united ip marriage with
Jewish girls who are not known here,
they only having arrived last week
from the old country. The celebra'
ton is to take place at Joseph Han
delman's, near Garfield.
Mrs. A. L. Swanson entertained the
Birthday club Tuesday afternoon.
H. C. Edgerton was minus a shot
gun for short time the first OF the
week, the same having been stolen
The gun as we'll as the thief were
located Tuesday.
Will johnson was fined $14.50 in
Justice Monroe's court Tuesday for
raising a disturbance at Hotel Chaplin
Sunday. He took advantage of Man
ager Turtolotte while his back was
turned and beat him up considerably
w. M. Flynn made final proof on
his homestead yesterday at the Bis
marck land office. w. c. Steiber &C.