The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-18
Baldwin
~ MRS. FLORENCE BoRNE1

About 65 friends and neighbors Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer williams gath
cred ct their home two miles south
Of Baldwin Friday evening to help
celebrate their 25th wedding anni-
versary. The biggest event Of the
evening was . mock wedding cere-
mony with Mrs. Richard Kickul As
bride, Mrs. Art Lehman a. groom
and Mrs. Roy Lewis reading the
rites" Herbert Little was ringbear-
er. carrying . large ring Of bologna
on q pillow. The brides bouquet
was made Of cane and her long veil
was composed Of three lace curtains.
Burl Monroe, Buster Lewis and Miss
Myrna williams were her attendants
and Mrs. Fred Wood acted as flower
girl. Preceding the ceremony Mrs.
Herbert Little and Fred Wood sang
"Oh, Promise Me-" while the wedding
march was made to the strains Of
Home Sweet Home" played on the
harmonica. After the ceremony q
short talk was given by Rev. H. M.
0ulson after which the whole party
enjoyed o wedding breakfast Of
sandwiches. cake and coffee. A silver
Offering was taken which was given
to Mr.. and Mrs. william later In the
evening with many good wishes for
future happiness and prosperity. Be-
fore leaving on her honeymoon the
bride lightly tossed her bouquet.
which was caught by Mrs. Elmer VIII
uams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Falkenstein
were weekend guests at the home Of
Mrs. Falkenstein's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Anderson. at Pickardville.
Miss Bernice Morris resumed teach.
ing here Monday after spending the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Morris, near Regain.
We understand efforts are being
made to open up one Of the local
halls for community purposes. Both
halls have been closed since they were
taken over by the county for back
taxes.
Mrs. Herman Kickul was pleasantly
surprised Sunday afternoon when Q
group Of friends and relatives gath
cred at her home, the occasion be-
ing Mrs. Kickul's birthday. The
time was spent socially with . picnic
lunch served by the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Falkenstein en-
tertained 4 group Of relatives ut q
family reunion Sunday, the occasion
being Mr.. and Mrs. Falkeustein's 35th
wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Fricke and little
daughter Lucille accompanied by
Miss Aldyth Mccullough motored to
Bismarck Saturday on . shopping
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Cummings
called at the Richard Borner home
Monday morning.
Reinholt Burg left Monday for his
former home south Of Alta to look
after various business matters.
Russell Owens Of Wilton was here
Wednesday afternoon on business.
Perry Nelson Of Ecklund was here
the fore part Of the week on bust
ness,
Mr.. and Mrs. John sorch, newly
WEEDS Of last week. were charivaried
by the young folks IN the community
Saturday night.
q. q. Rupp Is holding IN auction
sale ct his farm north Of town Sat-
urday, preparatory to moving to
Baldwin.
About 50 friends and neighbors Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Borner gath
cred 1t their home Friday evening e
. pleasant surprise. Dancing was
enjoyed with music supplied by YER
Mo Peterson, Stephen Whittid and
Paul Dosner. At midnight lunch Vas
served after which dancing continued
until morning. Among those present
were Mr.. and Nr5. Fred Kant and
family, Andy Peterson, Mr.. and 1lrs.
George Whittid and family. Mr.. and
Mn. VERNE Peterson. Misses Grace,
Ruth and Marie Ealkensteiu, NyTna
Williams, Myrtle Little, Sarah Hol.
den, Dernice Morris, Nessrs. Carl.
Fred and Adam Hesdebu, Marvin
Rupp. Walter Rupp, Richard and
Leo yticke, Donald Morris, william
Danielson Of Regain, Harry Enele.
man, Clarence Anderson. Charles
9ogch. and Donald and Laurence 1t.
tle.
Miss Grace Ialkenstein, who has
been visiting here With her parents,
1lr. and 1frs. Ire Falkenstein, the
past two weeks, viii Leave soon for
Olck1nson where st1e win attend the
summer session Of normal school.
While Dorner and Fred Hogue Of
Arnold were hare recently on . busi-
neGg otTaud.