The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-04

ing east of here.
| Mrs. Palmer Trandemo has return.
ed to her home after a pleasant visit
with the f. E. Trandemo family. y
William Miller, who makep his
home with the c. w. Splitter family
is spending few weeks in James
town visiting friends and relatives
He will be back early in the year.
| Art Fulton, who has been visiting
at the Nelson home left the fore
| part of the week.
Jay Couch, local black smith and
general handy man papered the
house occupied by the Muggy family
Saturday.
Martin Burgess of Riverview town
| ship was business caller here Wed.
| nesday.
Frank Kocher, who lives west of
here was a visitor in Baldwin, We'd
| nesday afternoon
Jay Couch was guest of the
Lamb family Monday.
Lester Larson was visitor here
Wednesday afternoon.
Willie Borner and Willie Pink
were callers here the fore part of
the week.
Emil Hoguc was caller here
Wednesday from. the farm.
George Matthews was transacting
business in Baldwin Wednesday.
Horace Ward made business trip
to the Capital City Wednesday.
Cecil Mount was caller in Bald
win Thursday.
Ernest Stilwell was seen on our
streets Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Miller of the
Wilton district stopped in Baldwin
for short visit on their way to
the Capital City the latter part of
the week.
The many friends of Miss Eura
Johnson, who taught school few
miles south Of here year ago will
be interested in knowing she is now
teaching a school at Stacey, Mont.
Mike Ryan, who farms on an ex-
tensive scale a few miles south of
here, was transacting business in
our city the fore part of the week.
Albin Thysell of the Naughton dis
trict was seen on our streets the
latter part of the week.
S. E. Strandemo was a business
caller here Friday afternoon.
Richard Borner and C. H. Mount
ney have been helping Fred Wood
get in his corn crop.
Mrs. Fred Wood was a guest at
the Gust Rupp home Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. Christian Rode was caller at
the Arnold Rupp home Thursday.
Ernest Solberg of the Cromwell
district was here one day last week.
Grant Satter came in from the
farm on business the fore part of
the week.
Mrs. George Swick and Mrs. Rich
ard 'Borner were Tuesday guests of
Miss Wilma Graham.
Mrs. Louis Splitter was a guest at
the Diede' home Tuesday morning.
Willie Borner was caller in Bald
win from the farm Friday.
The children celebrated the holi-
day vacation by coasting and sliding
on the big hill northwest of tn.
school house, and skating on the
creek.
Oscar Satter was in town the last
of the week
Miss Edna Renfrow and Mrs. Cleo
Hartman, who have been visiting at
their homes in Turtle Lake during
the holiday vacation have returned
to their school duties.
Miss Lundina Splitter, who has
been visiting with her cousins, Flor
ence and Emma Rupp has returned
to her home.
The Misses Emma, Freda and Ma
thilda Splitter, who have been spend
ing the holidays with their parents
north of town have all resumed
their school duties at Wilton, where
they attend high school.
Fred Wood made several trips to
the coal mine the past week.
Robert Nelson and E. s. Strandemo
were business visitors i'm Baldwin
the fore part of the week.
George Schonert and Oscar Satter
were callers here the latter part of
the week.