The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-19
WILD ROSE NEWS

| Township election was held a,
school No. Tuesday and the follow.
ing officers elected: Supervisor. II
A. Carlisle; Clerk, w. II. Browna.
we'll; Treasurer, Jens Jensen; Asses.
| sor. ]. s. Swanson; Justice Of the
Peace, r. w. Fcltheim; Constable
Arnold Peterson; Road Ovcrsecr,
Arnold Peterson. On account of SO
much illness in the ncighbo rhood
there was not q very good turnout.
! $. ]. King Of Bismarck was down
Tuesday getting signcrs to his petit
ton to get his name on the ticket
for sheriff Of Burleigh county.
Miles Benz and sister Eunicc and
cousin Miss Teresa Garrick Of RI
CHARLTON. who arc visiting them, we're
calling on friends here Sunday after
noon.
Henry Rcaman Of Hazclton was out
repairing Ernest Savillc's phone We'd
ncsday.
Miss Mary Mctcalf and Hclca
Brownawell visited the sMoffit school
short time Tuesday.
Practically all the farmers around
here attended the Mckinley Rcaman
sale Monday. There was q good
crowd out and things sold we'll.
Edward Swanson, one of our prog
rcssivc young farmers, has already
started working in the field and the
Flickertails are out looking over the
prospects for crop.
The veterinary doctor was down
from Bismarck last Wednesday to
determine the cause of death among
the calves.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Carlisle and
son Roger. and Miss Berg were Sunday
guests at. the w. H. Brownawell home.
Jake and Mike, and H. A. Carlisle
and Howard Brownawell and r. J.
Elliott we're vaccinating their young
stock for blackleg last week. Several
farmers have already had considerable |
losses from that disease this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Savillc en-
terrain Mr.. and Mrs. Ncls Thomp-
son At their home Sunday.
The flu has been an unwelcome
visitor in practically every home in |
this vicinity, but the patients arc
nearly all improving at this time.
Miss Avis Carlisle, who has been
sick with the measles. has returned
to her school work in Braddock.
The township board will meet at the
clark's office Tuesday.
Dwight Carlisle has nearly recover
I'd from seige Of the humps.
Floyd Martini of Braddock made q
short call in Wildrosc Monday after
noon.
A large crowd Of the young folks
rom here attended a surprise birth
lay party given by Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin
Zee Saturday evening for their sons.
Max. aged II years and Jay, aged
Is years. Dancing was the chief
amusement of the evening. A deli
.ious lunch was served by Mrs. Lee
assisted by Mrs. Benz and Mrs. Sa-
lille.
The r. T. A.. meeting. that was post
'0ncd from Last Saturday on account
# bad weather, was held on Wcdncs-
lay evening and a good-sizcd crowd
vas out to hear q most pleasing pro-
ram. "Old Black Joe" was sung
" the audience, followed by "Pig-
on House" by Anne Hurrcla. "Aunt
litty Shopping" by Martha and
Icrnicc C0sncy, Helen Browawcll and
zulu Hurrcla.
"Thc Duel" by Walter Fclthcim.
"The Prophecy" read by Mrs. T..
'avillc.
"Jimmic's Opinion Of Babies" by
drs. S. b. GoOding. "Going to Cali
ornia." by Edith Elliott, Ray Savillc
nd Ora Lee.
A reading and "Ovcr the Hills to
he Poor House," by Orrin Lee.
"Swcdc Song from North Dakota"
" Miles Benz.
l"Uncle Rastus Minstrels," by Homer
Miles Bcnz( Ted Savillc,
agnes Benz, Ada ,Savillc and Helen
Several cncorcs were
,iven the ministries. An appetizing
unch was served ut the close Of the
program.