The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-06
baldwin,

BALDWIN,.
Bill Miller of the Arnold district
was visitor at the Richard Borner
home the fore part of the week.
G.. II. Berger, julius Meyer and
Fred Schroeder have returned from
the Capital City. where they have
served on the jury during the recent
term of court.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Splitter enter
tanned Il number of friends and rela-
tives at their home last Friday even
ing Music and cards were the di-
versions and bountful midnight
lunch was served by the hostess.
Among those present were Mr.. ana
Mrs. q b. Olson and family, Albn
Thyscll and wife and Mr.. and Mrs.
Olaf Lun din and family.
Emil Geigle brought in his tractor
for overhauing Saturday afternoon
Mr.. Geigle looks for an early spring
this year and wants to be ready for
it.
Walter Spangberg and Fred Sabot
Of the Regain district were business
callers here the fore part of the
week
Mr., and Mrs. Carl Schultz entei-
tanned number of friends at their
home Friday night the occasion being
Mrs. Schultz's birthday. The even
ing was spent in social chat and sew
eral games of cards were played. A
nice lunch was served to the guests
during the evening. Among those
present was Ernest Baumgart, a
brother Of Mrs. Schultz.
Among the students attending high
school at Wilton, whose namey APP
pear on the honor roll for the past
month are Misses Frede, Emma and
Mathilda Splitter, the daughters OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Splitter Of BALD
win.
Mr.. Mccullough, local rural mail
carrier, has been making his daily
trips by horse power the past week
since his auto is out Of commission.
Charley Sorch had for his last Sun
day guest Mr.. Eli Aaland Of the Will
ton district.
The Baldwin school has nearly
, reached normalcy. Quite few of the
children who have been confined to
their home with sickness resumed
| tteir studies this week.
Richard Borner made trip to the
| Wogansport vicinity last Wednesday
Logansport vicinity last Wednesday
| on business mission.
Bill Larson, who lives west Of here
near the river was seen in our midst
riday afternoon.
Herman kickul and sons were busy
putting up ice the past week at theil
home east of town.
Mike Ryan, foreman Of the M:Gil
; lis ranch few miles south of tOwr
is recuperating from his recent ill
ness at the Van Horn hotel in Bis
marck. Mike has had long siege o
sickness having been suffering since
the Christmas holidays.
The many friends Of Emil Hogue
who left this vicinity last fall to as.
sumo n position as manager of Mr.
A. P Lenhart's ranch west Of Arnold
will be interested in knowing he j
doing very well. Emil in partner
slip with the owner raises thorough
bred Duroc Jersey hogs and has
small dairy herd of milking strait
Shorthorns. He also farms larg
acreage and plans on devOting
good share of this to corn the com
ing season. Emil formerly reside
on the Fritz homestead few mile
from Baldwin
! Carl Schultz has purchased tn
building ON the Delzer farm south
east Of Baldwin and expects to NOV
it on his land south of town in tn
near future.
Mr.. James McRoyShas been look
ing after the stock on the McGilli
farm during the absence of the fore
man, Mike Ryan.
H. A. Mueller, of Wing, was look
ing after business matters in this Vi
entity part Of the week.
Mn. Isabel Bbrner has returne
| from. = short visit with relatives i
| the capital citys
Freddie Herdebu, who atteno
school in Baldwin, spent the .weel
end with his folks east Of town.
IN,
| Several local residents have bee
complaining of bad colds the pas
\ week.