The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-29


OF matrimony last Sunday in the
presence of large gathering OF
friends and relatives. The bride is
on, or the most popular young ladies'
OF Wilton and the groom also Is well
knGw IN the city having had employ
1nent for some time at the Washburn
Lielite coal company. Mr.. and Mrs.
Zazula will make their home III Will
tons
Mrs. G.. w. Stewart has returned
oAi Bismarck where she had gone
56r medical treatment.
Mrs. Walter Peterson will go to
Williston the latter part of the
Month where she will represent the
!y.al Auxiliary to the American Lee
81 m at the state convention. Mrs.
Nellie Gilmore also expects to attend
t.a convention which is 10 be held
ut Williston June 25-26.
Honr Frank Mlhollan gave politl-
cal address in Woodman hall Satur-
day. might which was well attended.
NJ. Milhollan is seeking reno nina
On as Railroad Commissioner on
TIE league ticket.
Prof. II. VI. Hem and Mrs. Hem of
.lamoose were among the business
c.ilers in town the past week.
Miss Esther Olson has returned
on, Il ten days visit with relatives
1T Braincrd, Minnesota. Miss Olson
yas accompanied to Bralnerd by
Egth Prazitz.
!. ]. Schmid of the Wilton Bank
7,.s returned from short visit to
e. d rgo where he attended the annual
meeting of the Shriners OF which he
member.
Max Fishman has returned from
v.reks stay in Grand Forks where ne
;titendcd to various matters OF tus-
less nature.
Chas. Rowe accountant for Has
Z Sells of Minneapolis is in the
4. ~ checking up for the local nine.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. X. Eastman and
n Allan will leave soon for weeks
visit at Wadena and other Minnesota
plints.
Superintendent Codding has re-
j.ned from Grand Forks where ne
-tended the annual conference OF
school superintendent.
Rev. F. l.. Watkins of Bismarck
superintendent Of the North Dakota
enforcement league will speak in
Grand theatre Sunday morning, ms
subiect for the occasion Will D'
eThe Law. An invitation is extend
ed to all who care to be present.
Memorial Day services under tn
1IIspices of the American Legion viii
be held in this city Friday. Th
larade will start at ten o'clock T.
the cemetery where the graves OF al
Veterans and soldiers will be decor
atdd. A brief program will be give
ut eleven o'clock in Grand theatre
consisting of special music and brle
addresses. The public is invited I
be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Collar have re
turned from short wedding trip t
Minnesota points. Mr.. Collar e>
poets to go to Underwood as relic
agent in a few days.
"The Arrival of Kitty" the thre
act farce given by the members c
the senior class Of the local hig
school was greeted by full hous
The play which was given in Gran
theatre last Wednesday evening Wa
one of the best ever put on by loo;
talent and compared very favorabl
with many we have seen staged b
more experienced actors. Ihoma
Truax as Bobbie Baxter and Leor
I'D Finn as William Winkler wel
.ae leading characters in the pla
a7fd were ably supported by the otf
or members of the cast. The player
made trips to Washburn and Turt
Lake the past week and gave the pla
10 packed houses at both places.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Olson .sper
Friday in Minot where they attcnde
celebration staged by the Norw'
CLANS of the northern part Of tn
state in commemoration Of the sepa
alton of Norway and Sweden,
large number of Norwegians from a
over the northwestern part of tn
state were present at the celebr;
ton.
Pete Lief and team of ball pla.
crs will go to Coleharbor Memoirs
Day where they will play against tt
Coleharbor team in the afternoon.
o. w. Roberts, weather man
Bismarck has returned to that eli
after short visit in Wilton with h
son Warder Roberts and family.
Wilton was visited with blank
of snow Friday morning which seen
ed queer for this time of year. Loc
old timers say this is the most bacl
ward season they have ever witnes
ed and blame it on the past mi
winter. Maybe we are going to hay
summer all winter and winter q
.c,,,,,r,aer anvhOw IL bepins To Loo
that way. Local farmers compla
that the grass is too short for pa
1urage with the result they still ha'
to feed their stock hay. But tho
with friends in Iowa and Minneso'
say things are the same there. Mi
nesota is not much ahead of Mort
Dakota in weather conditions.
!. Miss Lorene Heston has return'