The Bismarck tribune., 1934-12-22
Local Residents Note
Fiftieth Anniversary

MI. ana Mr8. j. j.. YoQ04Wa0s ~
Rosser avenue, who are celebrating
their golden wedding anniversary oc-
curing Sunday with IN open house
for their friends and I1eighboes Sat-
|urday evening and quiet family din
ner on Sunday, have been residents
Of North Dakota since pioneer days
and have resided In Bismarck since
1905.
Carrying out Q gold and white col-
or scheme appropriate for the oCca-
sion, . profudon Of yellow chrysan-
themums and white and gold tapers
will decorate the Youngman home for
the reception and dinner. Saturday
evtning. Mrs. J. A. Youngman q
Dickey and Mrs. Jack L. Bond Of Il
Moure will assist them In receiving
the callers. A three.tier wedding
cake will center the dinner table at
which covers will be laid for 10 guests.
Wed In Wlsconsin
The marriage Of Mr.. and Mr1.
Youngman so years ago occurred ct
Ridgeville, wis. Mr.. Youngmau, who
was born and raised In East Boston.
Mass, came to this state In 1879,
homesteading In what u now Wal.
burg township In Cas- county. 1lrs.
Youngman was Miss Emily Vincent
before her marriage. She was born
and grew to womanhood ct Ridge.
vile, WIS.,, and came to North Dak0-
ta to reside with Z sister In Cas-
county in 1850.
Mr.. and Mrs. YoungmAn moved
from Cass county to Sheldon ia 1901.
residing there for IL years, and moved
to Bismarck In 1905. They first lived
for two years at the corner Of Seventh
st., and Rosser avenue where tho
Evangelical church now stands and
then moved to their present home.
While In Bismarck, Mr.. YoungmAu
first was employed q local baggage
agent for tho Northern Pacific rail-
way and then was transferred to the
position Of foreman Of the railways
freight office from which he titired
in July, lb2o. He is affiliated with
the Masonic lodge Of Fargo.
Mrs. Youngman Is . member Of the
Order Of the Eastern star, and the
First Presbyterian Ladies' Aid and
for several years has been active In
the Sunshine club.
Son Lives at Dtckey
They have one son, John Arthur
Youngman Of Dickey and two grand.
children. Wallace YoungmAn ol Dick.
ey and Mrs. Bond Of L. Moure. Mr..
Youngman has three brothers living.
Charles Youngmau Of Wheatland,
Joseph Youngman Of Boston, Mas.
and Arthur Youngman Of Medfocd.
Mass. Mrs. Youngman has no Close
relatives living. except . cousin Of
Sparta, Wis.
out-of-tovn guests here Tor the
anniversary observance include Mr..
and Mrs. John Arthur YoungmAn
and wallace Youngman and Nrs. A.
r. Christ, Ill Of Dichey: 1Gisg Lilly
Fritch, Marion. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Klipstein, Mr..
and MIS-. Clifford Palmer, Harold
Henning and Harold Thompson viii
be Bismarck guests ct . party which
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnt A. Njaa. NAndan.
will give Saturday evening. compli.
mentary to John Doyum. assistant
manager Of the Mandan Gamble store.
Mr.. Boyum has been promoted %
the manaeership Of the Colombo
Springs. Colo. branch and VIII lesve
Sunday for Fergus Falls, MINI. to
visit his parents, Mr.. and Mn. John
Boyum. 6r, before going 70 assume
his new position. Bridge games at
three tables viii b the entertainment
at the party. Mr.. Boyum VIII b
presented With . gift from the group.
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The Misses Ema and josephine
Weinberger arrived Friday evening
for visit with their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Weinberger, 100 1landan
st. On Thursday evening, l6iss Hma