The Bismarck tribune., 1924-05-03

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tended the church services there.
i. The W. II. Brownawell family and
Ernest, Marvin and Harold Swanson
were Sunday visitors at the Ernest
Saville home.
/ BALDWIN
Il. L. Loubcck of Bismarck was
looking after business affairs in this
district Wednesday.
Mrs. L. T. Schotts of Mcrser is
spending some time at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludvick Splitter ~taking
care of Mr.. Splitter who has been
quite i'll the past week. Mr.. Spitzcr,
who is a pioneer resident of this dis
trict is over eighty years Of age.
| Max Obets, we'll known resident of
the capital city was transacting bus
mess in town Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Spitzer were
shopping in town Monday and visit
ing with relatives.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Borner ac-
companied by little Willie Greenberg
were Sunday guests at the Eichard
Borner home.
Carl Schultz was a caller in Bis
marck the fore part Of the week.
| Mr.. Gerhard c. Hilken was married
recently to Miss Ottilla Huber in
Minnesota. They will make their
home on a farm north Of town.
Charlie Sorch was a caller in Bald
win the latter part of the week.
DR.. w. P. Thelan of Wilton was a
professional caller in town the fore
part of the week.
Leland Perkins who teaches school
north of town spent the week end
with relatives in the Wilton district.
Mrs. j. F. Watkins was business
caller in Bismarck last week. While
in the capital city Mrs. Watkins was
n caller at the office of Miss Madge
Runey, county superintendent.
Miss Wilma Graham who is Sopho-
more in the Wilton school visited
with relatives in Baldwin over the
week end.
The many friends of Richard Mon
roe, pioneer resident of the Wilton
district and father of John and Burl
Monroe of Baldwin will be glad to
learn he is rccupcrating nicely from
his recent illness.
h. Miss Elona Rupp will leave in
few days for Minneapolis after ten
DAYS visit with Baldwin relative.
Richard Kichu: is quite i'll at the
family home with appendicitis.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Gottfried Kickul
were callers in town Sunday from
Bismarck coming here to attend the
funeral rites of Mr.. Henry Rupp.
Harry Higgins took the north 500
to Washburn Tuesday morning where
he looked after business matters re-
turning home in the evening.
Mrs. Isabel Borner went to Bis
marck the fore part of the week and
iS a guest at the home of her moth
er in law Mrs. Mathilda Baumgart.
| Mrs. Edmund has been on the sick
list the past wcek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Schoolcraft
had for their Sunday guest Mr.. TLeo-
dors Newton of Wilton.
Roy Lewis substituted in Mr.. Me-
Culloughs absence as carrier on
Route
Oatmer Thompson we'll known re-
aident of Regan was transacting bus.
iness in town Saturday afternoon.
W. c. Gehrke went to Wilton Mon
day evening on a business mission.
Mrs. Mary Pinks former resident
Of this district has accepted a posi-
tion as h0usekeepcr on the Morris
farm a few miles north of Bismarck
Her SON, Willie Pinks is also working
for the Morris boys.
Thomas Ashe of Newcomb, Wis.
consin spent several days of the past
week in this district looking afte,
real estate holdings and other bust.
ness - ..
n. A. Mueller spent some time in
this district last week looking after
business for his firm. Mr. Muchler
u manager for the Patterson Land
conapanxs
E. v. Lahr, we'll known automobile
man Of Bismarck was caller at his
tarm east Of town Tuesday. MI.
Lahr is making extensive improve
ments on this place, fixing up the
buildings and putting them in good
cond ition, later oh the buildings will
nll be painted, after, which suitable
tenant will be found fo. the farm:
The work is being done by Harold
Svaren, local carpenter. The present
residents. Of the farm, Mr.. George
Larson and family expect to move
soon to the farm they have recently
purchased, m h.. ,s u :ss.s' $.s 81
/ i. B. Sayler, well known business
man Of Bismarck was a caller at the
Richard Borner home last Tuesday
afternoon. s~ 81
NJ. Ren Schmitchke and four chill