The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-21

! grades were busy taking examina.
: tions the past week.
r A lot Of little tots visited the
school Friday afternoon when the
Valentine box. was opened. Among
: them were: Eugene and Doris Fe-
void, Doris Poole and Agnes Rupp.
Mrs. II. G. Higgins also visited at
the school Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Rupp was visitor At
the home Of Mrs. George Swick
Wednesday afternoon.
Mike Ryan was a business caller
in town early in the week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Lundin were
transacting business in town Wed.
nesday afternoon. The Lundin home
is in the Naughton district.
Mr.. Elmer Mccullough, our genial
rural. mail carrier is making his daily
trips by horse power, his flivver be-
| ing out Of the running. Elmer is
always on the job and it takes.
genuine blizzard to keep him at
home.
! Little Rollin Swick WAS on the
sick list the fore part of the week.
He is improving nicely at present.
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Ray Freeman and Anthony Hubin
| missed school part of last week on
account of sickness.
O. Il. Olson and son, Harold of
| the Arnold district were business
| callers in town Saturday afternoon.
Little Rosemary Morris. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Morris of
near Arnold visited the latter part
of the week with her. cousin, Lois
Schoncrt, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Schoncrt. Miss Rosemary
also visited at the Baldwin school
Friday with her cousin.
Chicken pox has made its appear
ancc in town this week the Poole
and higgins children have it.
Mrs II. f. Barnes of Washburn
was a\house guest at the home of
Mrs. George Ward part Of last week.
Mrs. Barnes visited here enroute to
her home after n pleasant weeks
visit with relatives in Bismarck.
Frank Barnes, ex-sheriff Of Bur.
leigh county was seen in our midst !
Wednesday morning. The Barnes
family formerly lived on a farm q
few miles east of Baldwin.
Frank Higgins who has been d
house guest at the II. G. Higgins |
home the past week has returned to
his. home at Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Gehrke and /
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Higgins motored
to the capital city early in the week
where they. took in The Vireinian.."
Henry Rupp has been quite i'll at
the family home tho. past week with
tuberculosis of the spine. i
large crowd of young people |
gathered. at the Otto Hogue home |
Friday evening to attend the dance.
Music was furnished by local talent |
and nice midnight lunch was serv--
ed by the hostess.
George Swick, Percy Freeman and
Clarence Otto motored to the capital !
city Wednesday afternoon on bust
ness. -E |
Several !. V. AS of this district |
attended the convention which was
held in Bismarck last week. |
John Risch was a Saturday morn
ing caller ut the Richard Borner
home. He was on his way to Bis:
marck with a load Of bones when
his wagon broke down and he sttp-
ped for repairs. Mr.. Risch said he ,
was getting eight dollars per ton fof
the bones. y n =
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Merl
White have been on the sick list
the past week.
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WILD ROSE
Jack Kooreney helped John john
son pick turkeys for market one
day last week.
Dwight Carlisle helped Howard
Brownawcll shell corn last week.
Homer Brownawell has been help
ing Mr.. Boynton haul corn to Brad
dock.
Harry Koenig is helping Jake Voll
with the farm work.
made business call in this vicinity
Friday.
Mrs. H. A. Carlisle is visiting at
the Fred Briggs home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Gosney were
business visitors at Bismarck one
day last week.
Howard Brownawell and Leonard
johnson have been overhauling Mr..
Brownawelrs Ford car at the John
.son home. t
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II. A. Carlisle made q business
call at the John Johnson home one
day last week.
I Mr.. Jens Jensen WAS business
caller Ut Moffit last Tuesday.
! Dwight Carlisle and Howard