The Bismarck tribune., 1924-11-24

did samples Of corn exhibited. Sew
rral Wilton farmers had corn on dis
PLAY.
Al veeder and Clifford Iverson
have returned from a several months
soiou,n in the northwest coast sec
tion and Alaska. Both Of the boys
we're glad to get back to Old North
Dakota and have resumed their WORK
in the local mine.
G.. A. Lehnhere who has Dcen visit
ing in the city and looking alter
business interests in the Still dis
trict has returned to his home at
Bellville, Wisconsin.
A. Y. Marcellus, who has been
snending some time here and in the
Regan and Estherville districts look
inp after business interests has re-
turned to his home at Los Angeles,
California. Mr.. Marcellus who is
former resident Of the state is at
present conducting real estate
| agency in Los Angeles.
, Dora Truax has returned from
! pleasant week end visit with friends
| in Underwood.
Frank Gilmore arrived last week
| from Spokane. Washington and has
taken Il position with the Washburn
Liynite Coal Company. Mr.. Gilmore
| who is a former Wilton man also
worked in the coal mines at West
Virginia before going West. He says
conditions in the west coast country
are far from rosy and work is not
at all plentiful at this season.
Mrs r. H. Ferry has returned from
a pleasant visit in the capital CIT!
where she was a guest at the home OF
her sister Mrs Robert Walton.
Richard Carter has gone to the
Twin Cities on business and pleas
ure trip He recently returned from
Elgin where he has been employed OF
the new school building.
: Mr.. and Mrs. 2. A. Dalager arriv
ed last week from their home a
, Stanley to visit at the G. G.'Hochhalte
lhome later continuing their journe.
to Lake Park, Minnesota where the,
= will visit with Mr.. Dalagers relatives
Louie splitter Of the Baldwin dis
trict was a recent caller in town. MI
5 Spit2er raised some fine corn on hi
! place this year and left several sam
. pies of it in Wilton. He said on
4 reason so many farmers got left ou
on corn this year was that the
planted late maturing varieties whic
had not vet become acclinated. Mr.
Splitter has fine lot of turkeys
sell on the Thanksgiving market.
CLEAR LAKE
+ Mrs. G.. A. Swanson of Driscoll wa
a pleasant caller Of Mrs. Jessie O
!, son on Thursday.
Miss Bernice Paslay spent Frida,
Visiting at Clear Lake School No.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Nelson sper
. Saturday and Sunday at the Henl
:, Nelson home.
Mrs Harry Olson and Miss Edit
=" spent Friday until Saturday at ch
-. l.. 8. Olson home.
Little Bobby Boyer was seriousl
~ injured on Saturday afternoon. Il
was taken to the Bismarck hospit
:, and upon his arrival, immediate
- underwent an operation late TIL
- evening. At this issue he is som
what improved. Both his parent
=, y, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Boyer are at ii
:" side of their little five-year- old so
Granville Selland who spent Sc
eral days at a local hospital in Bi
- marck, returned home on Saturda
u y, accompanied by his wife.
Otta Alber Of Bismarck called
=. the Christ Schoon home on Sunda
NJ. and Mrs. Granville Sclla1
= we're Sunday callers at the NJ
Brcnden home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Nelson a
a little daughter, Ruth were Sund
guests at the j. II. TIuax home ne
Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. n. Kluksdal spc
Sunday with their son-in-!aw Il
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred He
stad.
=. Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Newland spe
- Saturday at Steele. stopping on tn
- way home at the o. II. Lund ho
80, Until Sunday.
~ ;, > Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Olson had
" their guests on Sunday evening,
:e and Mrs. Ole NewIand.
ra II is reported that another c;
Nv home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin A
inf hirs.
the r, 49,,
be- ,,,, NC '"''4oA sa' "c'" .! '"'.,,
.ro Whitney last Monday was we'll
my tended by "a large crewd.
;. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Lein :
\ ar family who are visiting among
or atives ut Rothsay, Mimi, are
~ pected home this week.