The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-12


than 60 days from now.
The main span of the bridge will
be 100 feet long and the building
will be done with reinforced con-
crete.
COMMENCEMENT AT, WILTON
Wilton, June l2.-Grand theatre
was filled to capacity Thursday even
ing when the graduation exercises Of
the class of 1926 of the Wilton high
school were held. Supt. H. N. Hem,
presided and the ten graduates, the
high school faculty and members of
the board of education sat on the
platform. After a chorus by the
high school pupils Lydia Lechner
gave the salutatory; here sister Emma
Lechner was the valedictorian. Edna
Olson and Emma Lechner sang
Garry Me Back to Old Virginny."
The address to the graduates land
members of the 8th grade was de-
livered by G. W. Stewart. MRS. F. M.
Pettygrove, acting president of the
board of education, presented the
diplomas to the ten graduates and
twenty-seven 9Th grade pupils. The
baccalaureate service was held the
Sunday evening" previous and the
class day exercises on Monday even
ing.
The following students of the
Wilton high school have perfect
attendance records for the school
year, 1924-1925, as follows: First
Brooks, Germaine cahill, Clayton
Ferry, Pauline Hefta, Fred Krush,
Steve Krush, Gertrude Lachner,
Nellie Livergood, Ruby Livergood,
Elsie Mccullough, Edna Olson, Marie
Prentice, Ann Regnier, Verene
Schmid, Lucill Tibbits, Esther forge
son.
Second Semester-Germaine Ca
hill, Jeanette Coleman, Doris Cum
mings, Thomas Davis, Margaret Hol-
lin,lsworth, Fred Krush, Nellie
Livergoodi Ruby Livergood, Elsie
Mccullough, Ella Ollenburger, Edna
Olson, Conrad Volkman.
: INFANT KILLED
Flasher, June 1.-THE, twenty
months old son of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Tuttlc, who live near. Shields, was
crushed to death beneath the wheels
Of a farm wagon, according to infOr-
nation received here, While Mr..
futile was cleaning up the yard and
hauling away ashes the baby toddling
around, crawled beneath the wagon
un6bserved by members Of the FAM
lily. When the team started, the
babe fell beneath the wheels which
passed over it's body. The babe died
before medical aid could be summon
ed. The accident occurred Saturday
morning and funeral services wehe
held at Shields on Monday.
YOUNG WOMAN DIES
Dickinson, June. 12.-Friends of
Mrs. w. p. Balsley, better known
here as Miss Eleanor BARLEY were
shocked, when the sad news was re-
ceiyed that this estimable lady had
passed away at hospital in Mime
apolis. /; Mrs. Balsley had been. i'll for
several weeks before her death and
though it was known that her illness
was serious, advices from her bed
side were encouraging and none
realized that the end was so near.
A severe case of influenza, followed
by peritonitis was the cause OF
death.
Eleanor Cecilia BARLEY Balsley
was born in Dickinson. April 14th.
1900. She spent her girlhood with
her parents at Beach where she at
tended and graduated from the pub
lie and high schools. Later she at.
tended the st. Johns academy at
Jamestown. In 1928 she came to
Dickinson. She was united in mar
riage to VIM. Philip Balsley at
Moorhead, Mimi, on Jan. 8, 1928,
and made her home 1t Forest Lake,
Mimi, where Mr.. Balsley was employ
ed as pharmacist.
Several weeks aga she became seri-
ously i'll and her mother, Mrs. y: J.
Barley, left to be with her: She
gradually recovered and Mrs. BARLEY
returned to Dickinson. Later she
was again stricken and moved to st.