The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-06
NEWS OF OUR NEIGHB0RS

cate by March LIST. Mr.. Wetch re-
GENTLY purchased the grocery store
of j., f.. Brenton.
Miss Irene Kunkle had for her
house guests the Misses Margaret
kunkle and Sadie Van Cleve OF Gar
risen the past week. Both ladies re-
turned to their homes later in tae
following week.
Friends of Sidney Harris, who left
this territory some time ago will be
interested in knowing he is now To-
Gated at Zatagne, Mexico. Mr.. Har-
ris has written friends that he likes
his new home very much and plans
on remaining tnerc. Sidney states
that all you have to do to raise Il
clop down there is plan: il, and that
it is Il wonderful stock and farming
country. He would like to have some
OF his Wilton friends for neighbors
in his far away home.
Nels Nelson. local business man,
! is negotiating with baker and may
decide to put in Il first class bakery
IL the near future. Mr.. Nelson owns
| the building now occupied by Markus
| Dctcn. who will soon move to his
| new location in the keenan, building.
Miss Winnie Flynn has been sub
shutting in the local telephone ex-
| change during Mrs. Smiths absence
great deal of unfavorable COM
ment is being heard among farmers
and business men alike about the
closing of the Russell Miller -four
mill at Bismarck. Some consider this
will lead to the beginning of the end
of state socialism, while others fear
tho end will not come until the state
| and her citizens nave suffered more
heavily. 1t is an accepted fact, that
the closing of the Bismarck mill
along with other mills, will resi-.
il a higher price for the flour manu-
featured at the Grand Forks mill.
| The Altar society of the Sacred
Heart Catholic church announce they
| will serve supper on the first Thurs
| day of every month in the American
Legion hall. The price Of the supper
will be twenty-five cents and cor
dial invitation is extended the pub
| lie to attend.
Miss Pearl Rasehe alN Charles
O'Brien surprised their many friends
by slipping quietly away to Bismarck
where they took the nuptal vows
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. H. c. Postlethwaite at the Pres
byterian manse. the attending wit
ncsses being Miss Carrie O'Brien
who is a sister of the groom anc
Miss Lila I. Nardsley, friend of the
bride. The bride is a daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rasche Of Re
gan and one of the most popular
members Of the younger set of tha-
community. The groom Is the so,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward O'Brien
4 we'll known farmers Of the Wilt I
district. Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien lef
on a short honeymoon trip, afte,
which they will return to Wilton
but later on they will go to Wyom
ing. where Mr.. O'Brien is intereste
in the oil industry. The newlywed
have the best wishes of large cir
Gle of friends for a prosperous ant
happy welded life.
Miss Edna Mae Headen, local girl
who is sophomore in the James
town college, is member of tn
girls debating team which will rep
resent the institute in dual debate
with other colleges. Miss Headen i
the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. f. v
Headen of Wilton.
The regular monthly program o
the Wilton high school literary so
ciety was rendered last Thursda
evening to fair sized audience. TIL
school paper "Tatler Junior" create'
d great deal of amusement. A mum
Der of musical numbers were rem
dered during the evening.
he annual poultry show for thi
district will be held at Under
wood Tuesday and Wednesday
Feb. 18th and goth. Several farmer
from Wilton are planning on exhi
biting their choice birds at this exhi
: bition. County Agent Norling wi
be in charge and will have com
petent judge to pass on the poultr
: exhibited.
The dance which was. given BY tn
American Legion in Woodman ha
Friday evening was we'll attended
Music was furnished by local taller
and the ladies Of the Auxiliary sery
ed a delectable midnight lunch.
Otto Anstrom returned from Ru:
STA early last week, after being
that country forssa period Of tw