The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-04-18
WILTON

was one of the best yet held. Local
hunters also plan on crow shoot
soon which should help in no small
manner to cxterminate these pests.
l. Miss Sophia Olson, a student nurse
! of the St. Alexius hospital of Bis
marck was house guest at the j.
w. Olson home the past week.
Carl Klein and August Johnson,
we'll known bankers Of Washburn
were business callers in town last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Judkins Of
Jane stown who have been visiting at
the home of H. W. Gray and family
have left for Cour d. Alcne, Idaho
where they will visit relatives for
several weeks.
An Easter dance will be given by
the Knights Of Columbus in Wood
man hall the Monday evening follow
ing Easter. The ladies Of the Alter
society of the Catholic church will
serve supper.
Mrs. Victor d. Smith Of Aberdeen,
South Dakota arrived in the city re-
Gently and is a guest at the Thomp-
son home. Mrs. Smith will also visit
with her sister at Sioux Falls before
returning to her home.
Rev. and Mrs. E. V. Headen spent
part of last week at Hazen where
they attended the spring meeting Of
Bismarck presbytery. They were
accompanied by Richard Carter who
also attended the sessions. Rev.
Headen reports the meetings as well
attended by representatives from all
over the western part of the state.
Stewart Commings spent the past
week in Fargo where he went to see
about securing building material for
the new school building which will
be erected at Elgin, Mr.. Commings
being the successful bidder on the
general contract work. Richard Car
ter of Wilton and George Jennings Of
Bismarck were awarded the carpenter
contract.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Larson who
have been house guests at the home
of Mrs. G. w. Johnson have gone to
Bismarck where Mrs. Larson was put
under the care Of one of the hospitals
for treatment. As soon as the health
of Mrs. Larson will permit she and
her husband will return to their
home at Cour d. Alcne, Idaho. The
Larson family are former residents
of the Baldwin district southwest of
Wilton.
George Schlafman who has been
making his home with the Fred Hoff
family for some time will leave soon
: for Fargo where he has secured en-
ployment with the Fargo Bridge and
/ Iron Co.
Arthur Singar arrived recently
from his home at Mercer and has &C.
cepted employment on the John
Reuer farm for the season.
P. X. Eastman returned last week
from Anoka, Minnesota where he
had been called by the critical ILL
| ness of his mother, pioneer resident
| of Minnesota. Mrs. Eastman dice
! shortly after her sons arrival. She
was we'll known in Wilton having
visited here a number of times in
former years.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs
Arnc Tosseth died Friday morning al
the family home after a sickness Of
only few days. The immediate
cause of death was Group followed y,
pneumonia. Funeral services were
held Sunday afternoon at the Tossctf
residence intcrment taking place il
the Regain cemetery. Rev. Z. V
Header officiated at the final rites
A fine baby boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul BREEDER
last Monday. Mother and SON ART
getting along very nicely.
The pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh Sumner of Chaplin was thu
scene ofsan enjoyable event when 8
number of the friends of the family
gathered there in a farewell party
Wednesday evening. Mr.-and Mrs
Sumner have, purchased farm al
Port Wing. Wisconsin and will leave
for that locality in the very real
! future. The evening was pleasantly
spent with music and games. Be
fore leaving, the guests presented the
hostess with a hand painted Cnins
plate as q reminder of the occasion.
Miss Lucille Falkenstcin was or
overnight guest in the capital city
Wednesday,.
Mrs. E. v. Headen who. has beer
spending some time with relatives al
Jane stOwn has returned home.
Louis Cellar has gone to Garrison
to act as relief agent during the alb
sencc of the regular station master
Mrs, Jacob Bobizla has gone Il
Bismarck where she is Under goini
treatment at hospital clinic.
Matt Romnnick is spending som.
time in the capital city this week. Z
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Miss Katherine MaHohcy has re
turned to her duties as teacher ii
the Underwood schools after a plea
+. SAINT visit over the week end in VII
ton where she was a guest at $h'
home Of Miss Ella freeman. i
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