The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-28
NEWS OF OUR NEIGHB0RS

badly injured and his purpose in 60
ing to Bismarck was to have his
shoulder broken and reset in hopes
that it may heal properly.
Grant Hubbcll, well known bust
ness man of Glen Ullin was transact
ing business in Wilton the fore part
Of the week.
Il. a. Mueller Of Wing was look
ing after business affairs in this dis
tiict one day last week.
AXcl Stendquist and A. NJ. Dahl, Of
ficcrs Of the loca! Farm Bureau have
returned from Fargo where they at
tended the convention OF the Federal
Farm Loan Association. They report
large attendance and interesting
session,
ONE Of the pretticst wedding ccre-
monic.~that has occurred in our city
for some time took place last Sun
day at noon in the Greek Catholic
church in which Miss Anna Grcgoryk
became the bride Of William Kulack-
oski. The ceremony was performed
by Father Wasyl Hrywnak of Bclficld
in the presence Of n large. gathering
of relatives and friends. The bridal
couple were attended by Miss Annie
GrcGoryk. n cousin of the bride, Miss
Agnes Janiow, Joe BObnick and Mike
Makowski. Both contracting parties
are well and fav0rably known in
Wilton Mrs. kulackoski being the
daughter Of Andrew Gregoryk and
one Of the most popular member. of
the younger set. The groom Is the
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Kulackow-
ski well known residents of this dis
trict. The young couple will make
their home in Wilton where the
groom is engaged in the cream and
general merchandise business. Con.
are bs,ns showercd up
on the ncwlyweds hy their many
friends here.
Rex Willard Of the Fargo Agricul-
turc College arrived in the city Mon
day and addressed u good sized crowd
on agricultural Subjects. Mr.. viii
lard has charge of the farm manage
ment work and came here at the re-
quest of County Agent Norllrg to
aid in the work Of diversifying which
is taking place in this county. Mr..
Willard explained that the farmer
who knows tho cost of producing
what he raises as soor as he finds he
is losing will quit producing that
certain thing and get into something
more profitable. while the farmer
who merely guesses at the cost Of
production will continue farming at
Il loss. He expressed much satisfac-
ton at the manner in which the cUur-
ty is turning from wheat to more GRO
fitable crops.
Mrs. II. w. Gray mas been confined
to her home with rheumatism the
past week. She is reported as sumo
improved at this time.
Marcen 0Bricn. George Keenan,
and II. II. Lisby left last week for
Custer, Wyoming where they will
look lover the oil fields with the sx-
of entering the business
when a suitable opening occurs. Mr.. |
O'Brien spent some time in the same
territory last year and believes it |
offers hope Of great reward TO the
man who is willing to work.
Mayor Charles Howe and town
marshal Sam Almer went to Bismarck
early last week to appear before
Judge Fred Jansonius of the district
court IN the case Of Mrs. Dan Weav-
er. After hearing the evidence
George Newcomb Juvinile officer was
appointed the guardian of the chill.
drcn and suitable homes Will be
sought in which to place them.
Roderick Monroe left late ir the
week for Bismarck where he will un-
dergo medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Seibel were
guests at the Christ Wolf home over
the week end.
J. M. Thompson well known and
popular auctioneer living south of
town was looking after business af-
fairs in the city Saturday Afternoon.
BALDWIN
John Rupp has returned from
several weeks visit with relatives in
Northern Minnesota.
William Morris, we'll known farmer
living south Of Arnold was visiting
at the George Schonert home the
fore part of the week. He also visit
ed with his brother Edward Morris
a9d family of the Regain district be-
fore returning home. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Borner ac-
companied by Willie Greenberg were
visiting in the capital city the fore
part of the week. While in Bismarck
Mrs. Borner visited at the home of
her mother Mrs. Mark Pinks.
The Baldwin school observed Wash.
ington's birthday with short ro-
gram of readings and music.
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The school children Who .have been