The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-18

D. MRS. FLORENCE soRNER

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Ralph Falkenstein motored to Bis
marck wednesday to visit with hi
wife and baby daughter. Betty Marie
who Will return home the lattel
part Of the week.
Noel Borner spent Thursday eve.
ming at the home Of his uncle. Ernes,
Baumgsrt near Arnold. While there
! he and his uncle visited at the home
Of Hogue Brothers.
Alfred Burkhart of Burnt Greek
visited with friends in this LEGALITY
thursday evening. He was accom-.
panied by his nephew. Jimmy Par.
sons Of Mandan.
A meeting OF the stockholders In
the Baldwin telephone company has
been called for the fifteenth Of the
month.
Willie Borner motorcd to Bismarck
Friday to attend to matters OF q bus
mess nature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Anderson and
little daughter Elizabeth who have
resided on q farm north OF here q
long time have moved to the Eng
dahl farm In the Cromwell district.
Sam Brown has returned from q
short visit with friends In the Leith
community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Geigle and SONS.
Reuben and Harold were recent Wis
itors at the John Baumiller home In
Glenview township.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer williams visited
at the Richard Borner home We'd
nesday afternoon. The williams
family recently moved here from near
Still.
Joe Poole. who has been attending
high school in Bismarck Is at home.
Mrs. Florence Borner. who resides
on a farm near Baldwin, North Dako.
Ia. has just received word from E. A.
Townsend Of Howe, Okla. that he will
be able to use some Of her poems in
his publication, The Poets Scroll"
published monthly. and me of the
Townsend publications. One of Mrs.
Borner's poems will appear In the
current issue of The Scroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd williams and
family have returned to their home
at Hardin, Montana after having
spent some time with relatives in
this community. They also attended
the golden wedding anniversary of the
parents Of Mr.. Williams.
Mrs. Bcrner's work is we'll known
in this part of North Dakota. as many
Of her poems have appeared in local
publications. Just recently several
Of '--- poems we're printed In the Da-
kota Farmer and 1t was through these
Mr.. Townsend got in touch with her
work.
Fred Schroeder was a recent busi-
ness caller In the capital city.
Clair Weise, who works OH the
Schonert farm near the river visited
at home the fore part of the week.
Besides having her poems used by
many papers. a number of Mrs. Bor-
ner's poems have been read over ra-
dio stations. They have been broad
cast from stations in North Dakota
and also from WIS. the Prairie Farm
or station in Chicago.
Mrs. Borners poem: MY Castle"
was chosen by Anthony Wons. radio
reader Of WIS for use in his 1928
edition Of Tony'S Scrap Book. This
book contains the choicest verses and
quotations sent to him during the
year.
Celebrate Golden Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. j. v. Williams cele-
brated their golden wedding anniver-
sary Dec. % at their home In Bald
win. All their children and grand
children were present at the celebra-
ton.
Among those present being: Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Williams of Hardin,
Montana. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Will
lianls and family from Washburn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Williams and
family of south of Baldwin, Mrs. L.
E. Hall and sons from north of Will
ton and Carl Williams from Lee,
Montana. Miss Lora Williams, who
resides with her parents was also
present.
Mr.. Williams was born in Lasalle
county. Illinois, March "a, 1857. Mrs.
Williams, who was formerly Miss
Lavina Hall was born in Grant coun-
ty, Indiana, Jan. 10, 1860.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams were mar
ried at Stewart. Iowa. Dec. %, 1878.
and came to North Dakota in 1902,
where they homestcaded ten miles
north Of Wilton. They resided there
until five years ago when they moved
to Washburn. Last fall they moved
to Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams were the re.
cipients Of q leather rocking chair
which was presented to them by their
children. They also received a num-
Der of congratulations from friends
who were unable to attend the cele-
bration.
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