The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-23
NEWS OF OUR NEIGHB0RS

caused considerable comment. Wha
| we intended to say was these tw
well known young farmers were il
town taking in the sights Saturda
evening and we are at loss to, un
derstand just how the wild cat tier
got mixed up with ours. For all W
know the boys may be good scrap
pers but we would hardly 90 as ia
as the expression alluded to.
"A heavy wind storm with som
i rain visited this locality Saturda
afternoon and blew away nearl
| everything that was not anchorc
down.
| Several farmers from the Baldwin
/ district were callers at Wilton Sat
urday afternoon.
| Miss Virgie Loubach who has beer
spending some time visiting with he
sisters Mrs. Albin and Mrs. Chester
Erstrum has returned to her HON,
at Wilton.
Mrs. Isabel Borner spent som'
time in the capital city last week Wis
iting friends and relatives.
Percy Schadler of the Menoken dis
trict was. looking after business mat
ters in this district and visiting
friends south of town Thursday ant
Friday.
George Larson and family wht
have been living on the Hooper farm
have moved to the farm which Mr.
Larson recently purchased east OF
town known as the Con johnson
farm.
The tenant of the Lair farm has
arrived and taken possession in part.
nership with Mr.. Lair, the owner. A
lot of improvement has been done
on this place it being the intention
of the owner to make it one of the
best farms in this district.
Darwin Beers, we'll known well
driller of Bismarck was here looking
after business affairs Friday after.
noon. Mr.. Beers has drilled lot
of the wells in this locality.
Miss Josie Johnson visited with
Mrs. Oscar Satter part of last week
Frank Barnes ex-sherif of Bur.
leigh county was among the bushes SIS
callers in town Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Rupp motor
ed to the capital city Monday on bus
mess.
Grandpa Splitter who has been on
the sick list for several weeks is
again able to be out.
Miss Gertrude Fricke high school
student Of Bismarck speAt-the week
end with relatives east Of town
Freddie Herdebu who attends
school in Baldwin spent the week end
with his father on the farm east of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schonert were
callers in the capital city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Splitter were
recent callers in Wilton where they
attended to matters of a business ma
ture.
Judge Rleckreid has shout com.
pleted his work of assessment in
Crofte township. I'D 39rin
Leland Elton we'll known resident
Of Mandan was business caller in
this, district Monday and Tuesday
Mr.. Elton is connected with the
Mandan Commercial bushes.
c. o. Croyne and S. E. Kitzmiller
Of the Wsshburnz district visited in
town Monday afternoon on their way
to Bismarck and Mandan where they
will spend the week visiting rela-
tives.
GLENCOE-LIvONA 80.
Mrs. S. M. Nogel and children
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Sites, Jas. Bur.
bage and son, Weldon and Geo. Su-
verify did shopping in Hazelton Sat
urday.
F. j. Rotzean of Hazelton was
buying hogs in our vicinity again
last week.
M. and Mrs. John Wilde and
daughter were Sunday visitors al
the Geo. Suvcrly home.
Mrs. VIM. Baker and son, John
were Fort Rice visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Smith, who
were married in Bismarck recently
have moved out to their farm or
Glencoe bottom. Mrs. Smith was
formerly Mrs. Elizabeth Woodland
Mrs. George Johnson and young
est daughter of Cannonball are Wis
fitors at the;J J. L. Easten home
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peach hsxe
been entertaining the latter's par
cnts and other relatives from Ash
ley the past weekal g., q.
Il A few Of the young people of Ii
vona attended a dance at Fort Rics
last Saturday.
Miss Susie Bd'sby, teacher of Iii
ypna school was ), entertained /. b
Mrs. JAMES RurbaGe. last, Wcdaes
day eveningN School will clos.
Tuesday Of this week after yer,
successful term, 81