Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-28
wilton

Miss Mary Marsh, chief operator
at the local telephone office, spent
Sunday at her home in Bismarck.
Misses May Davis, Victoria Bak-
KUN, Nellie Marvel and Jessie Lar
kin OF the local schools attended tho
teachers institute in Washburn this
week.
Mine Host A. ID. Hit, OF the Wilton
hotel, has purchased 100 chickens
from A. II. Paddock. He has just
completed a commodious hen house
and expects TO raise chickens ON an
extensive scale.
Mrs. s. Giddings OF Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, who has been visiting vat the
William McGahey home returned east
Wednesday. Mrs. McGahey accom-
panied her to Bismarck.
Our Waterloo gasoline engines a
not be beaten for pumping water
and grinding feed. r.. The Peerless
cream separator has less parts than
any other separator on market, they
are reasonable in price, warranted
and sold by the Mandan Nero. Co.
Mrs. Walter Williams secured a
first and two second prizes for water
color and china painting at the Man
dan fair last week. Her first prize
was for water colOrs from copy, and
J a second for china and the best col.
lection OF water colors.
Hon. p. d. Norton, Republican can
didate for congress from the Third
district, passed through Wilton Thurs
day morning enruote to Miaot. Mr..
Norton has already started his cam
paign and is much pleased with THO
outlook. F''
After a recess during the summer
months the various ladies' clubs will
again meet regularly every two
weeks through the fall and winter.
The euchre club will hold it's first
session next Friday afternoon, Mrs.
b. Bartholomew being the hostess.
On Tuesday afternoon, October |,
the embroidery club will meet with
Mrs. Walter Williams. g.,
Miss Rose Mccormick, of Bismarck,
a sister Of Frank Mccormick the
hustling manager OF the Bismarck Of
flee OF the Washburn Ignite Coal
company, is visiting Miss Mary
Marsh, chief operator Of the local
telephone exchange. ,
Deputy Sheriff Ed. Barnes of Bis
marck was a business caller in Will
ton from Saturday until Monday,
making a trip east to Regain. Dep
uty Barnes just lately returned from
Hunters Hot Springs, Montana.
where he underwent treatment for
a sprained ankle which he sustained
early in the summer. The injured
member still causes him trouble. :,
Albert Schutt Of Owatonna, Min
~nesota, spent Thursday in Wilton
looking at the country and visiting
friends, Mr.. Schutt has not been in
Wilton for ten years and finds many
improvements. He is of the opinion
that Wilton Is the best town between
Bismarck and Minot and is greatly
pleased with conditions as he finds
them in this section.
Train Master p. J. Coleman, Of the
Northern Pacific, visited Wilton Wed.
nesday night, this being his second
official trip over the new road. Mr..
Coleman was very much pleased
with our city and predicted q great
future for our great industrial plant.
He reports q fine business over the
new road and expects even more aft
err the grain begins to move.
The pupils in the public schools,
with the exception of the high school
are enjoying a weeks secession from
their arduous duties, while the teach
ers are learning some pointers in
pedagogy at the institute in Wash.
burn. Prof. Lowry and Miss Nichols,
are seeing that the high school pu-
pills do not loaf while their comrades
In the lower grades are resting from
their labors. !.
Steve Mitchell returned to Wilton
last week after spending the summer
in sunny Alberta, Canada. Mr.. Mitch.
ell has gone to work at the Wash.
burn coal mine and will remain in
| Wilton until spring when he expects
to take his family with him to King
Georges domain. !,
Hon. and I-rs. Alvah Eastman OF
St. Cloud, Minnesota, are visiting at
,the P. K. Eastman home this week.
Mr.. Eastman is the publisher OF the
St, Cloud Journal Press, n Of the
strong daily papers in. Minnesota. Mr..
Eastman is one OF the Republican,
leaders in Gopher state politics and.
was for q number Of years a mem
Der OF the legislature. He was promi-
nently mentioned as q candidate tor
congressman at large during the