The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-24

Gently enrolled as student in the
Temple university at Philadelphia
Penn. Miss Larson is a we'll known
young lady of Wilton, who left here
late in the summer to make her home
with brother in Pennsylvania.
DR.. William p. Thelan of Wilton
was professional caller in this
neighborhood Sunday afternoon.
| Willie Borncr spent part of tho
week in Harvey. He was accom-.
panied home by his wife who has
been there for some time.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hanson were
business callers in the capitul city
the latter part Of the week.
Miss Mathilda Splitter has been
teaching school in the Painted Woods
district the past week, substituting
for her sister, Mrs. David Easton
who has been on the sick list.
Ira Falkenstein was weekend
business caller in the capital city, re-
Little Willis Splitter who attends
turning home Sunday afternoon.
school in Mandan spent the week
end at home.
Paul Borner has been employed on
the Ira Falkenstein farm the past
week
A heavy frost visited us Saturday
night. doing "A lot Of damage to the
gardens and corn. 1t is not known
whether the frost hurt the germinat-
ing qualities of the corn or not.
Emid Giegle sold a lot of young
pigs to Martin Bourgeois the past
week. Mr.. Bourgeois Is buying up q
lot Of young pigs which he will fat
ten on his farm in the Riverview
district.
Arnold Rupp and SON, Ernest, have
returned from several weeks bust
ness trip to Devils Lake and other
points in the northern part of the
state. They report conside rable de-
lay in threshing operations up that
way on account of wet weather.
The people of Baldwin were
shocked Sunday afternoon to learn
Of the death of Oscar Fosberg, well
known resident Of near Wilton, who
was shot and instantly killed in q
gun accident. which occurred on the
road about mile from the Car
Johnson place. Mr.. Fosberg had beer
visiting with his brother-in-law and
| sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl johnson
and in the afternoon Mr.. johnson, Al
bert FQsberg, Oscar Fosberg and lit.
tie Kenneth Johnson started out te
hunt in Mr.. Johnson's car. Mr.. Eos.
berg was killed while attempting t.
pick up the gun from the running
board Of the car where it had beer
resting. The shot severed his jugu
lar vein and death was instantaneous
The news of the accident spread rap
idly and officials in Bismarck were
notified. Sheriff Albin Hedstrom, &C
companied by the coroner and othel
men, arrived as soon as possible. Tn,
remains were taken to the home O,
his sister, Mrs. Howard Cablih, u
Still, and funeral arrangements ar,
being made. Mr.. FOsberg was
brother Of Mrs. Carl Johnson O
Baldwin, Mrs. Howard Caplin Of Still
and Mrs. Lena Miller of Still. H,
was also n brother of Alfred Fosber,
Of Wilton, with whom he had beef
making his home. He was unmar
ried.
MRS. Maud knief and daughter
Neva. of Mandan were visiting witt
friends in this community Tuesda,
afternoon. Mrs. Knief is uOnnccte,
with the Mandan News.
! y Section. Boss Nels Anderson an
his crew have been busy putting VI
tho snow ;fende along the right of
way thc' past week. Mr.. Anderson
l-has = crew Of only two men ut pres
ent. the third member of the ere,
being laid off several weeks ago.
Frank Paul Of Burnt Creek town
ship. and Harry Hogue Of Cromwell
were tf66ssActing business in Bald
win satdreey evening.
SOUTHWEST BURLElGH
KerHet- Knudson, .~,ho has bee
spending some time in Fargo, return
cd home last,wcek.
| Rev. Grundy, of Watford City, o,
s4esa III sSS4sss IS Sunday sne0 Quit
crowd attended the services and
is expected he will be hired for I'll
Mrs. Malcolm Stewart visited ut I'll
|, John Stewart home Sunday
Jack Frost visited in this vicinit
Saturday, evenings but he stepped /
lightly. No serio4s dama4e was don
Dell Warren and family visited vii
relatives ct Sibley Butte Sunday.
Effie Gress and Eugene Nestle WEI
married. Wednesday at seven o'clot
a. M. Thby will make their home {
farm near the brides parents. III
young couple have the fest wishes ,
their maKy friends.
Pauls Hapel is very busy. buyir
j. and selling cows and hogs.
Roy Goodman Is working in Il
northern part Of the state having le
last week.
Mr.. w Brown is blowing his fiel'
. with the ifitenti0n Of getting his era
. in eariy nexts season.
II Hughie MtMurrich and son, ke
II meth, ,motored to Bismarck Tuesda
M+h;. ,,;c;Estw INIT the chickena n