The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-04
News of Our
NeighbOrs
WILTON

Miss Lucille Falkenstein motored to
Glendale Wednesday where MISS
Olson enrolled in the Normal school
for the summer quarter.
Hannah, division superintendent and
Z. E. Stohr officials of the Bell
Telephone company were here last
week. Mr.. Stohr lives in Omaha,
Nebraska, the other two gentlemen
make their homes in Bismarck. +.
Miss Jennie Mattison Of Lake
Mills, Iowa, is house guest at the
S. C. Commings home this week.
Mrs. John Enright and daughters
Marion and Elizabeth have returned
from Fargo where they have been
staying for some time. They Will
remain in Wilton until they decide
where to locate permanently.
Mrs. Oscar Backman was hostess
TO the Ladies Aid Society Of the
Swedish Lutheran church Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ellen Hammond arrived last
week from her home at BroOkings,
S. d., to visit among Wilton rel
atiyes.
Robert Prentice who has employ
ment at Lahr's garage in Bismarck
motored up to visit with his parents
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Holmgren left
last week on a motor trip to De-
troit, Minnesota, where they will
spend several weeks vaaction boat
ing and fishing.
Alfred Lind who has been touring !
through the state Of Washington re-
,urned to the city last week.
Mrs. Catherine Cleveland who has
been visiting with Wilton relatives
the past week has returned to her
home at Garrison.
Stewart Commings has returned to
Elgin after a pleasant visit over
the weekend with his family. Mr..
Commings is helping build the new
Elgin school house.
Miss Jennie Russell of Flasher will
speak in the Swedish Mission
church Sunday evening at o'clock.
The services will be in English and
cordial invitation is extended the
public to attend. Miss Russell who
has been holding Bible school at
Still for several weeks expects to
:, leave as missionary to foreign I
field within short time.
H. c. Kinney returned home last
week from his vacation which was
spent at his home at Park River.
Robert Cleveland has returned
home, from Bismarck where he had
been undergoing medical treatment
for injuries sustained when he fell
from a horse he was riding. At first |
it was feared he had suffered inter-
nal injuries, but fortunately such
was not the case and his recovery
was rapid.
Miss Dorothy Brenton has return
ed from pleasant visit among
friends in the Wing district.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Olson and H.
.. Jensen, the father Of Mrs. Olson
have. returned from 34O0 mile trip !
through the western part of the
country and into Canada. While
away, they visited at the Wilton col
ony at Spokane and found the entire
colony thriving. Proceeding on their
journey they entered Canada at
Kings Gate travelling east to Banff
Calgary. At Alsak they met Charles
Tracy former resident of Wilton.
Mr.. Olson said they enjoyed every
mile of their long trip but the most
wonderful place they saw was
Natatorium Park at Spokane. The
party was glad to get back home
again.
p. G. Elder of Washington, d. c.,
and Laurence Litchfield of Denver
representatives Of the Bureau A of
Mines spent the fore part Of the |
week in Wilton. While here they |
secured several specimens Of Ignite |
coal which they will use in their |
labratorial work. They also secured !
specimens from the mines of Mon |
tana, Colorado and Wyoming.
/, DR.. E. F. Charlebois has returned |
from. q two weeks stay at Fort Shell
ing where he has been instructing |
the members Of the Citizens Train |
ing camp. DR.. Charlebois reports |
a great deal Of interest in the camp, |
and says he enjoyed the work very |
much.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Peterson and
two sons, Leslie and Laurence left
by motor last week for vacation
trip to the west, their final destina-
tion being Spokane, Wash, where
they will probably make their fu-
ture home. Mr.. Peterson and family
plan on spending some time at the
Yellowstone National Park, and al
so at other scenic points along their
way The people Of Wilton are
sorry to see Mr.. Peterson and fam
lily leave our midst but wish them
every success in their new home. A +
number of social affairs were given
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
son just preceding their departure.
The Peterson family visited with
reiatiyes at Driscoll before leaving
for the west, and also attended
family gatherings which was held at
Washburn.
Editor G. W. Stewart and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Macomber and
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