The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-12

! home near still The occasion was
/ the birthday Of Miss Edna Falken-
stein, and number Of friends of the
little girls from her immediate neigh
| borhood were also present.
Eight cars Of stock left the local
stock yards Friday evening for the
/ st. Paul yards. They were shipped by
farmers residing west Of Baldwin.
Carl Schultz, farmer Of near Arnold,
hauied several loads of coal from To-
cal mines the past week. He also
called at the Richard Borner home
after seed wheat early in the week.
Quite few local folks will attend
the big Corn Show which is to be held
in Bismarck this week.
II. G. Higgins returned from Abcr-
deem. :. H.. Friday, where he had been
for some time. Mr.. Higgins will
again go to Aberdeen the fore part Of
this week. and expects to return in
= family will move here to their new
home. During the past week the Hig-
gins family have been honor guests ut
several social affairs in this com
munit..
/ Miss Rosetta Bentley, youngest
daughter of Mrs. Marvin Bantley, SUR
prised her many local friends by be-
/ ing quietly married the fore part Of
last week to Arvid Engstrom. we'll
known young man of Wilton. The
newly weds will make their home for
/ the present with the mother Of the
bride.
Rev. Fred Christ Of Wilton officia
ed in the local Presbyterian pulpit
Sunday afternoon. Shurch services
are being held here every other week
at present, on account Of Rev. Christ s
field work for the Presbyterian mis-
sion.
Rev. q. w. Stewart, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church Of Mandan,
visited here last week en- route home
from Wilton where he had been look
ing after affairs Of II business nature.
Rev. Stewart formerly resided in
Wilton, during which time he was
editor Of the News.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Rybcrg Of
Frances township were recent guests
ut the home of their son, Walter Ry-
berg. and family.
Gus EliasOn was II dinner geust III
the home Of julius Meyer and family
Sunday.
William Fricke, county commission
er elect, was transacting business in
the capital city Saturday afternoon
and evening.
! Mrs. Isabel Borncr has returned
from "a weeks visit with friends and
relatives in the capital city.
Election day was cold and stormy
and as Il result the number of Datio,,
cast was somewhat smaller than usual
:, Sam Brown, Richard kikul. Cecil
Mount and Fred Wood acted as cleo.
ton officials. The majority Of votes
were given to the Republican tickc,
and the Tribune received the majorit y
Of the votes east for county paper
, Paul Schonert Of Burnt Greek was
here Saturday looking after business
affairs. Mr.. Schoncrt says h,
thrcshcd fifty bushels Of oats to tn.
acre on land which he farmcd near tn.
river. He also received a nice yield
: Of wheat on river bottom land.
. John Eliason shipped in Il car o,
wild oats last week which were rap.
idly disposed Of. It is the intention
Of the farmers 10 grind them and us.
them for feed.
The Farmers elevator shipped in Il
early this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Anderson and
: family have returned from a pleasant
visit over the week end with relatives
in the capital city.
!. Grant Sattcr Of Mckenzie was here
Saturday looking after matters of q
business nature. Grant says he i
busy hauling hay and getting read.
!. for winter.
Eddie Meyer, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
! julius Meyer, well-known local farm
crs. and Miss Wilma Graham. daugh
ter Of Harvey Graham Of Wilton. were