The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-23
BALDWIN,

thercd ut the hall Saturday night to
dance Oh st. Patrick's birthday. The
music was played by John Rupp and
several others Of our local must.
clans At midnight 4 nice lunch was
served. after which the merrymsking
went on until the early morning
hours. A fine time was had by all
who attended
Little Evelyn Higgins spent Sun
day visiting her little friend, Louisa
Dicdc.
Miss Helen Standcmo was COM
PEELED to miss several days Of school
the past week because Of sickness.
Rcynard Splitter, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Splitter. who has been at
tending school in Baldwin during
the winter months has left school
and will help his father put in his
crop.
Mrs. Merl White who has been
ailing for some time is some i'm.
proved ut this writing.
Albert Larson was transacting
business in town the latter part OF
the week.
Peter Anderson was looking after
business matters in town the fore
part Of the week.
Rudolph Hagen Of the Painted
Woods district was week end Wis
itor in town.
f. +. Mccullough was business
visitor in the capital city the fore
part Of the week.
Lois klawittcr was shopping in
town the latter part of the week.
Robert Nelson was a called in town
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Stilwell and sons OF
the Naughton district were business
visitors in town Monday morning.
Miss Clara Myres has taken posi-
ton as clerk in the store of w. G..
Gehrkc.
Bert Fricklc was caller in town
Saturday. He was accompanied by
his two children.
Elmer Schoolcraft was business
visitor in town Friday afternoon.
Ernest Baumgart. who has been
making his home with the Carl
Schultz family has rented the farm
owned by Anton Fritz. and will rove
as soon as the weather permits.
Emil lIogue has moved on the Len
hart farm near Arnold, and has hired
Theadore Borkhart for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Muggy had
for their last Sunday guest their
cousin, Jay Couch.
Mcr White, our general deliy ~
man. is suffering with bad cold
l. la; Il cnuaral Ha,S
last week.
Willie Borner was caller in town
the fore part of the week.
Mrs. Cap Monroe is very i'll a. he:
country home and but little hope is
given for her recovery. A brother 81
Mrs. Monroe, who was called here
from his home in Iowa on accOun,
of his sisters illness arrived here
Thursday.
J. +. Fevod of the Farmers All
left early in the week for the ap
ital city on a buiness mission.
Morris and Grant Satter were look
ing after business matters in tow
the latter part Of the week.
George SchOnelt was q bushes
caller in town the fore part of thu
week.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. +
Fevold, who has been very i'll for tn
past month is reported some better
Alfred Christensen of the Burn
Greek district was looking after bus
mess matters in town the last Of rh'
week.
Lars and willard Jacobson wer'
callers in town one day last week.
Quite number Of the Baldwin
residents attended the sale which wa
held at the Ernest Solberg farm il
Cromwell township Monday.
Louie and Charlie Splitter wer
transacting business in town the lat
ter part Of the week.
Richard and Herman Kickul wer'
looking after business affairs her
Saturday afternoon.
Otto, Fred and Harriet Hogue wer'
shopping in town Saturday.
T. F. Donover was a business call
err in town the fore part Of the week
David Trigg took the north So
for the capital city the middle par
of the week, where he will take tn
examination for rural delivery car
rier. Mr.. Trigg expects to get
position near here if he passes tn
examination successfully.
Fred Jasser Of Underwood is Wis
iting friends and relatives in thi
vicinity Mr.. Jasser is a brother o
Mrs. Louie and Mrs. Charlie Splitter
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Zimmerman
stopped for short time at the Died.
home Thursday morning on their wa:
to McClusky where they will plac
theil little crippled daughter Gladly
under the care of Saint Alene, tn
faith healer. Saint Alene has worket
some wonderful cures and the Tim
norman family have great hopes tina
he will be able to help their littl
girl.
Frank Kocher was q caller in tow
Thursday. He brought in load o
wood from his farm near the rive
for the school near the Herbert Littl
farm east of here. Mr.. Little was il
to get the wood the same day.
Arnold Rupp and wife visited Sun
day evening with Mrs. Rupp's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louise Spitzer S,
Van Couch and wife were caller
in town the fore part of the week.
Albin Thysell and SON Verdun wer
business visitors here Friday after
noon from the Naughton district.
Farmers around Baldwin are bus
cleaning seed and getting things i
shape for work as soon as sprin
opens up.
Harry Schonert and Raymon
Hoguc of near Arnold were bushes
callers here the latter part of Oh
week
Joe Ayers was looking after bus