The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-20
marck Mrs. Borner visited with Mr..
Borner's mother Mrs. Matilda Baum
CART on Thirteenth Street.
WILTON


| Miss Esther Howe entertained
about twenty-five of her school
+, friends at the American Legion rooms
| Wednesday evening in honor of her
eleventh birthday. Games were played
and nice birthday dinner brought
the affair to close. Miss Howe was
the recipient of 4 number of nice
gifts from those present at the party.
Sid Harris has returned from Eat
inge, Mexico where he has teen
spending several months. After at
tending to various business matters
IN North Dakota Mr.. Harris Will re-
turn to Mexico. He is much implrss-
ed with the vast resources oil tnat
country and believes the government
will soon be able to work itself out
OF it's present difficulties. He feels
that recognition by the United States
and other great nations will go long
way toward bringing about stabilized
conditions in Mexico.
Che Wilton Ladies Aid society will
give a chicken pie supper and apron
sale on Saturday evening. A cordial
invitation is, extended to the public
tn be present.
The Ladies Glee Club of Jamestown
will arrive in this city Saturday and
will give two concerts in Wilton Sat
urday and Sunday. The entertain.
ment Saturday night will consist Of
various musical selections composed
Of Quartettes, duets, solos and CHOIR
uses. The entertainment on Sunday
evening will consist Of sacred sclec-
tions. An offering will be taken af-
ter the concert Sunday evening. The
Club comes here from Bismarck and
is highly recommended. All who en-
joy entertainment of this kind should
not fail to attend both these con-
certs.
Major Stanley Washburn accolnpan-
led by his secretary, james MEG -awth
OF Lakewood, New Jersey spent last
week in town looking after business
matters concerned with the Washburn
Ignite Coal Company. Mr.. Wash
burn is vice president of this COM
pany.
The series Of Evangelistic meet
ings which have been held at the
Fairview Methodist Episcopal church
were brought to successful close
last Sunday evening. Rev. Fred y.
MI lo.
vices also acted us preacher at four
services Sunday.
/. Miss Madge Runey, superintendent
of county schools of Burleigh county
accompanied by G. L. Spear who Is a
candidate for county treasurer were
business callers in Wilton the last I
Of the week.
Melvin Trindle left last week fort
Iowa where he will enter agriculture /
al pursuits. Melvin is the son Of MIR.
and Mrs. o. b. TriAdle.
Victor d. Smith of Aberdeen, South
Dakota was business caller in town
last week coming here in the inter-
est of the local mine for which he,
is travelling representative. /
Mrs. Leonard Macmartin and baby
have returned from the capital city
after a pleasant visit at the home Of 7
Mrs. Macmartin's sister, Mrs. Archie
Olson and family.
John Ozmun who has been spending |
some time visiting relatives in this
vicinity has returned to his home at i
Lead, South Dakota.
Ray L. Scott of the Painted Woods |
district was caller in Wilton the
fore part of the week. Mr.. Scott |
wishes to rent his fine section farm
and get into something mere profit
table he says.
c. J. Peterson visited in the LiGni &c |
city last week on business enroute |
from his home at Minneapolis to
Spokane.
Joe Twardoski and family former
residents Of the Langhorne district
left Wilton last week for Dickinson
where they will engage in farming on