The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-05


Underwood recently was attended
by number Of local residents.
Coach Hafey and his men made a
splendid showing and demonstrated
their ability by winning first place.
wilton has won five out Of eleven
If the meets and has always been
among the leaders.
VI. O. Hall of Mohall was bust
ness caller in the Ignite City Tues
day. He is candidate for Con-
ercss from the Third District and
is = well known newspaper man Of
his city.
The home Of Walter Peterson was
the scene Of pleasant event last
Thursday evening when a number Of
his friends and relatives gathered
there to remind him that it was ms
birthday. The affair was complete
surprs, to Mr.. Peterson and a
Jolly evening was spent after which
a nice birthday repast was served
the piece de resistance beng a
birthday cake.
The United Mine Workers will
hold their annual picnic Wednesday
in kilians grove just west of town.
There will be games and refresh
ments and a good time for all who
come.
Mrs. May Harris and two sons, A.
b. Harris and G. +. Harris arrived
here last week for visit with the
A. NJ. Dahl family, Mrs. Harris is
the mother of Mrs. Dahl. Mr.. c.
L. Harris is the publisher of the
Potter County News at Gettysberg
and is one of South Dakota's most
influential newspaper men. The
trip was made by motor and the
party found the roads in excellent
condition all the way from their
home to Wilton.
The Alter society Of the Catholic
church will give supper Thursday
evening in Woodman hall. These
suppers which have been monthly
feature will be discontinued until
September, the one to be held this
week being the last for the summer
A. w. Fagerlund is spending the
week in Fargo where he is attend
ing the annual meeting of the !. o
O. F.. Mr.. Fagerlund was sent tC
Fargo as the representative of the
local lodge.
j. A. Schroeder has returned from
short trip to the Twin Cities.
Jos. Guthrie, who has been spend
ing some time at Cakes has return
ed home for few days. He expect.
| to return to Cakes in few days
where he is doing painting with Ole
| Aune.
Little Ruth Codding was taken tt
| Bismarck last week where she un
derwent an operation for append
citis. For a time her condition wa
| considered quite serious, but late
reports were of more hopeful ma
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Werner an
nounce the birth of son Tuesday
] Mother and baby are getting alonl
very nicely. -
Carl Schlafmen of Mercer was
business caller in Wilton early il
The week.
Miss Vera Macmartin arrived las
week from Hebron where she ha
been employed in the schools. Mis-
Macmartin has been elected a Nom
Der of the faculty Of the Hebron
schools for the coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Olson have a
their house guest this week, Mr..
A. Jensen of Attichoke, MINES ota
the father of Mrs. Olson.
Miss Edna Olson, who has been at
lending school at st. Mary's in tn
capital city has returned home 70
the summer vacation.
Superintendent Codding was
business caller in Bismarck severa
days last week.
A. M. Dahl, local banker has re
turned from several days business
trip to the Twin Cities.
Rev. f. V. Headen held service
in the Presbyterian church at Bald
win Sunday forenoon.
The members of the local hig
school went to Painted Woods LAX
Wednesday where they enjoyed
picnic lunch and outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. X. Eastman an
son, Allen accompanied by Mrs. 4
c. Wilde left last week for Wadena
Minnesota and other points in tina
state where they will spend som
time visiting among relatives an
friends.
I Ray Taylor, who has been attend
ing school in Bismarck has returne
home.
I A. c. Wilde has returned frol
Bismarck where he attended tn,
annual convention of Retailers. M
Wilde was elected one Of the dire,
tors of the association for the con
ing year. @
The members of the High Soho,
orchestra presented Supt. Coddin
with fine violin as token of the
Eesteem and appreciation Of his wor
the past four years in organiziu
land developing the local talent int
one Of the best orchestras in tn
part of the state. Supt. Coddin
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