Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-11

kenzie school No. .. filling the va
canty made by the resignation of Mrs.
IriXon.
Miss Abbie Crum departed last Fri
day for Washburn to take UP her
schoo! work again after the holidays.
Mrs. c. L. Crum accompanied here as
far as Bismarck.
The post office seems to be doing a
big business in the parcels post line,
both IN sending and receiving parcels.
Gus Reiisteck was the first to receive
a parcel under the new law here.
VIM. Wilton and family moved into
town Saturday from their farm south
Of town to- remain during the winter
in order to allow VIM. Jr., attend
$ hool. They are occupying the house
just east of the blacksmith shop.
All Of the young folks have again
departed for the various schools and
institutions that they are attending
during the winter, and social activity
which took a decided brace upon the
advent of their return, will now sub
side into its usual tOrpor.
Miss Abigail Crum presided at a So
cial gathering Of the young folks Of
this vicinity at the Crum homestead
last Thursday evening, and an excel
cellent four days were spent with
cards and other games peculiar to
such occasions. A dainty lunch was
served at midnight and the guests
ccnn Oftn. 1onnpfnl u,ifh yrn,,y- r,nfn.
full expressions for the pleasant even
ing.
Louis Olson drove down from Aneta
last Saturday, bringing This brother-in-
law, Il. c. Bremen, with him, who was
bound for Montana in search OF a new
location. Mr.. Bremen just came from
Canada this winter where he has
some property, but is dissatisfied with
that country and has come back to
the states to stay.
Again this week it is pleasant
duty to chronicle a wedding, this time
the contracting parties in the happy
event being Tyler N. Johnson of Ster-
ling and Miss Nellie Snyder OF Nc
keKnzie, who were joined in wedlock
last Wednesday evenig at the home Of
the bride, Rev. Zimmerman of this
place pronouncing the words that
made them la and wife.
All in this neiglbcrhood and around
Sterling are well acquainted with his
excellent young couple the groom hay.
Ing for a number of years past been
a successful tiller of the soil on his
farm nea Sterling, and by his unflag-
sing industry has shown himself en-
tirely capable oh providing for two as
well as one. The bride came. to this
state a number Of years ago with her
parents and each year OF her sojourn
here has but brought to light her
maidenly qualities and increased the
respect and esteem in which she has
been heldHby young and old. She had
hut recently proved up on a claim
northeast Of town, which together
with the groom's farm will give them
a comfortable start in double harness.
The happy couple departed Saturday
for St. Paul, where the groom has a
position for the winter with the Hack
rey Mfg. Co. May good luck attend
tlem.
While Ned Wilton was filling a bar
rel of water at the hydrant on the
Korn place last Sunday. the team,
was hitched to the stone boat
on which he hauled the water, became
restless and started to move away,
causing the stone boat to strike their
heels with the result that a spirited
runaway was at once in progress and
resulted rather disastrously for
the horses. The faster they ran the
and faster the heavy stone
boat struck their heels, inflicting deep
with each blow. They were final
y overtaken after having broken|
loose from the drag and ere found to
be in such condition from the awful
mauling that it is doubtful whether
they will