Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-09
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Mrs. Walter Graham and little Mar.
garet arrived home Monday morning
after Il three eeks visit in the twin
cities and Winnipeg. Mr.. Graham met
them In Bismarck and accompanied
them home.
s. Il. Livergood and j. j.. Schmid
had charge of % CANNES which were
shipped to Bismarck Tuesday for the
bench show in connection with the en-
position. Mr.. Livergood will remain
until the last of the week taking care
of the animals. It is expected that
the Wilton dogs will secure some blue
ribbons.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ghylin and Mrs.
David Ghylin arrived in Wilton Sat.
urday morning from Newman Lake,
Washington, David Ghylin is expect
ed this week with their household
goods. The Ghylins left this vicinity
more than a year ago to make their
home In Washington, but conditions
were not to their liking and they de.
cided North Dakota was not such q
bad state after all.
Attorney T. X. Mockler ana A. p.
Anderson, deputy register of deeds,
OF Bismarck, were Wilton visitors Sat
urday. The former Is a candidate tor
the state senate on the bull moose
ticket and the latter Is soliciting votes
for the Office OF register of deeds.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Ferris were pas.
sengers to Bismarck Monday alter
neon, to attend the opening of the
Exposition. S. NJ. had some speci-
mems Of his garden along which he
was not at al ashamed of. A ten and
q quarter pound turnip was among the
collection and some of his other veg
etables were also of some size.
Oscar Backman and Gabriel Thor
have constructed a telephone line
from Wilton to their respective farms
which will be ready for use in a short
time. 1t Is the intention of these two
gentlemen to incorporate as q com
pany and induce their neighbors to
join the concern. 1t will probably be
known as the Grass Lake Telephone
Company. h
The Wilton school board has grant
ed permission to the pupils of the pub.
Ice schools to attend the Industrial
Exposition which will be open until
October IL. Those who wish to may
spend a day at the big show without
being marked absent in attendance.
The teachers, however, desire each
pupilpupil who attends to write a
short composition regarding the expo
sition.
Matthew O'Brien has severed his
connection with the postoiice depart
ment OF Uncle Sans service and has
accepted a position as brakeman on
the 500. Matt has been the efficient
mail carrier on Route 2 for the past
two years but decided %railroading was
more to his liking. At present he is
running on the local freight from Bis.
marck to Drake. E.
r. w. Anderson of Occur d'Alcne,
Idaho, arrived in Wilton Monday and
expects to spend some time in our
city. halph is a former. resident and
business man of Wilton but left two
years ago to engage in the hardware
business farther west. He notes sew
eral changes and improvements in our
progressive city and predicts 4 great
future for Wilton.
Paul Fjelde, formerly a resident of
the Garfield district, but at present
an art student in Valley City Normal
has 4 wrought bronzed medallion or
President Mcfarland of the Normal,
which has been placed in the school
zfi6asy. Critics have highly complt-
siae4tsd the work. Miss Katherine
1Tfeldp, a sister of Paul. who has but