The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-13
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WILTON

WILTON
Col. J. M. Thompson has gone to
Clear Lake, Iowa with a carload of
the Iowa farmers. The animals ship
ped were the property of Mr.. Thcmp-
son and several of his neighbors.
Jos. Kiefer of Regain visited with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. John kiefer
the fore part ST the week He will
leave soon for Mason City, Iowa
where he has accepted position in
the cement factory Of Oliver Ong.
Miss Lucille Falkenstein, assistant
postmaster was so unfortunate as to
have her knee badly injured Monday
when she fell on the icy sidewalk
near Gray's pharmacy. The young
%lady went to Bismarck where she
had the injured member attended to.
The Wilton Ladies Aid Society will
hold food sale Saturday afternoon
at the Wilton Cooperative Store. The
receipts from this sale will be used
in defraying expenses in connection
with the work being done for tn" To-
cal school.
A basket social and program will
be given in the John Reuer school
house Friday evening. The affair is
being given by the combined schools
of which Miss Elsa Singer and Miss
F.. Rosenberg are teachers. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all and
the ladies are requested to bring
well filled baskets which will be auc-
toned off to the gentlemen. An en-
joyable time is promised, so do not
fail to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Seibel were
house guests at the John Schlafman
home the latter part of the week.
The Schlafman home is located about
ten miles north of Wilton.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Reuer was the scene of pleasant
event when about forty of the young
people Of the vicinity gathered there
Sunday evening. Music and games
helped make the evening pass quick
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Miss Helen Haugen has returned
to her home at Tappn after a plea
SAINT visit at the home of her cousin
Mrs. Daniel Tibbits.
pupils of the Wilton high school
Wedne sday afternoon at the hour de-
Dictated to the funeral rites of form
er president, Woodrow Wilson. Rev.
Headcn touched briefly on the life
and work of our fallen leader and
also paid a fitting tribute to his car
Ger during the Great World War.
Lincoln's birthday will be observed
in the local school by suitable ex-
ercises. Neither this day, nor Wash
ington's birthday will be considered
rs holidays and except for brief ex-
ercises the regular routine of work
will continue.
Mrs. John Kiefer had for her house
guest the past week Mrs. William
Uhde of Regain.
MIR. and Mrs. Russell Beldon of
Spokane former residents of this vi
entity have written friends announc-
ing the birth Of fine baby boy.
Mrs. Beldon was formerly Miss Tree
Gallagher.
Morris Hartstein has left for Mimi
eapolis where he will enroll among
the high school students of that city.
Daniel Baker left last week for
Little Falls, Minnesota where he will
visit several weeks with friends and
relatives.
Sidney Taylor we'll known and DO
pular merchant of Garrison was a
caller in Wilton the fore part of the
week.
Miss Katherine Fetch has returned
from a short visit with her friends
Miss Tressa Kruger of near Baldwin.
The big Carnival which will be
held in Woodman hall on Feb. 10 is
expected to draw a big crowd. There
will be plenty Of attractions among
them being a fish pond and for
tune teller. So come and get your
fortune told and see how large fish
you can catch.
Mrs. A. c. Wilde has gone to Eli
zabeth, Minnesota where she will Wis
. it with her parents and also with the
parents of Mr.. Wilde. Mrs. Wilde's
mother has been in feeble health for
some time and Mr.. Wilde's mother
also has not been we'll. Mr.. Wilde
will join his wife at later date.
A Father and Son banquet will be
given in Woodman hall Friday even
ing. The guests of honor will be
deputation team from the Y. NJ. c. A.
at jamestown. Every father and son
in Wilton is invited to be present,
and if you haven't son of your cwn
take some other boy. The supper is
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