The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-26
his foreman, Mike Ryan raises
thoroughbred Duroc Jersey hogs.

his foreman, Mike Ryan raises
thoroughbred Duroc Jersey hogs.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Borner and
Willie Greenberg were shopping in
town Friday afternoon.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Hogue will be interested in
/ knowing they are the parents of a
fine baby boy. Mrs. Hogue was
formerly Miss. Rita Conway and she
taught school south east of Baldwin
some few years ago.
Among the callers in town Friday
and Saturday were: Elmer School
craft, William Fricke and Jake Spitz-
cr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Splitter have
for their guests over the holidays
their three daughters, Misses Freda,
Emma and Matilda Spitzer all Of
whom attend high school in Wilton.
Miss Ruth Rinelander has closed
her school at Arnold for holiday
vacation and is visiting relatives
north Of town.
II. s.. Higgins was a business call
er in Wilton Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fredolen Rupp enter
tanned some relatives at their home
on Christmas Day.
A Happy New Year to the Tribune
and it's readers.
WING ITEMS
Miss Olga Schlinker left Saturday
to spend the holidays with relatives
at Linton.
Professor Perry, left Saturday to
spend the holidays with relatives at
Minneapolis
Miss Stella Tapley, is spending her
vacation at her home in McClusky.
Miss Emma Weber, senior in the
bismarck high school is home for the
holidays.
Mr.. Axel Solder, with the Boynton
Land Co. spent the past week in
Emmons county, where he has been
looking after their interests.
Miss Viola Hagen, our popular tel
ephone girl, is spending the week
with her parents at Wilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrin Mutchler. are
spending few days, visiting rela-
tives here. ,ssnl0u
Mr.. G. A. Hubbell, cashier Of the
Glen Ullin bank and sons Willard
and Albert spent few days here last
week on business.
Will Nichols has moved his family
into town for the winter occupying |
the Holman residence
Ben Ed returned from Albert Lea
last week where he has been dispos- /,
ing OF a car of horses.
MISS Alberta Tees who is attend ]
ing the University Of MINES ota ar
rived home last week to spend the
holidays. /,
Mr.. Dave Mitchell, who has been
confined to his home for several
weeks is much better and able to be
'ut again, his many friends will be
pleased 70 learn.
Santa Claus arrived on the atter-
'oon train from the east Saturday
nd was met ut the depot by about
hundred boys and girls, and they
oliowed him to the Wing Mercantile
tore where he gave them all y pre-
ent. All enjoyed his visit both old
nd young. Come again next year
santa.
Mr.. A. S. Wilkinson, one of the
arly residents of this vicinity pass
d away at his home here Thursday,
t 4 p. m. age fifty.eight years and
inc days. :. He came to this vicinity
rom Oakdale, Neb., in the year 1902
nd took homestead about twelve
niles north from here where he re-
lded for many years. Some years
go his health failed and he came to-
Wing where he engaged in business.
turing the past year he has been !
onfined to his home most Of the
ime. and the past three months to
is bed, although suffering great
ain for many months he was patient
nd thoughtful of those around him.
[e leaves to mourn his loss, his
life. one son and six daughters, Mrs.
ert Glaville, of Wing, Mrs. James
imenson, Los Angeles, Cal, Mrs.
[erb Highington, Bitren Lake Can,
[rs. Walter Newman, Brainerd, Mrs.
Walter Paling, of futile, Mrs. How
I'd Glanville, and George of Wing.
lso seven brother and two sisters.
ebert, of Wing, Charles Of Shelly,
inn, Thomas Of Fargo, Richard of
inton, David, John and Clyde of