The Bismarck tribune., 1924-05-17

MISS NcTtIuue TTlChC' arrived OH
the North 500 Saturday. morning
from Bismarck to visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Frickle.
j. o. Varley visited in the capital
city Friday.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kickul were
callers in Bismarck Saturday. While
in the capital city they visited with
their son Richard who has been in
the Bismarck hospital for over two
weeks but WILSON be home again.
Olaf Olson and family of near
Arnold spent Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Olson's brother Otto Hogue and
family.
Ernest Baumgart was week end
visitor in the capital city. While
in Bismarck, Mr.. Baumgart was a
guest at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Matilda Baumgart.
}. b. Sayler we'll known paint man
OF Bismarck was looking after busi-
ness matters in this district recently.
Mrs. George Rosenbeck and daugh-
ter, Miss Ellen of the Cromwell
district were shopping in town sa-
turday afternoon. t~,
Christ Martineson popular police. .
man Of Bismarck was q business; cal.
Ter IN town Saturday afternoon.
The dance which was to he p;ven
NJ the hall Saturday night has been
lrdeinitely postponed.
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quite few local residents at.
tended the dance which was piven
at the John Ellison farmI in the
ogansport district Saturday night.
Clyde and Clarke Monroe have re-
turned to Bismarck after week end
visit with their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Monroe.
Our old time friend Charlie Kroll
writes that he just escaped being in
the big storm which raised Cain
down in Georgia recently. Mr.. Krou
lives in Atlanta and said he could
plainly see the big twster at it's
deadly work.
Edmund Rupp local merchant was
business caller in the capital citv
Friday afternoon.
Paul Cook and Frank Wcilerrmann
of Bismarck were among the bust
ness callers in town Thursday. They
also called at Wilton before return
ing home. Mr.. Cook is Bismarck
manager for the Valley City Build
ing and Loan Association and Mr..
Weilierman is connected with well
known Fargo wholesale house.
Grandpa Splitter who has been i'll
is getting along very nicely at the
family home in town.
A'hi lie Ne lli6s Ills WAS Il CilleT Ill
Bismarck Friday evening.
The many friends Of Richard Mon
roc pioneer resident of this terri
tory who has been seriously ill will
be glad to know he is convalescing
nicely.
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Misses Mathilda, Freda and Emma
Splitter visited over the week enc.
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louie SpitZer returning to their
studies in Wilt/n early in the week.
Mrs. Willie Borner has returned
from weeks visit with relatives in
the capital city.
j. o. Smith of CooperstOwn was
visiting in this district last week.
Mr.. Smith said a flock Of over Il
thousand swan had been making
their home on lake near Coopers-
town for several weeks and motorists
for miles around had driven there to
sec them. According to Mr.. Smith
no one knows where the swans came
from and it is the first time such
a flock of the birds have been seen
in the state.
Charlie and Joe Sorch were among
the callers in town the latter part
of the week from the Wilton dis
trict.
Leland Perkins spent the week end
at his home in the Walton district.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Hilken have
moved into their new home on their
farm north Of town.
Farmers are busy planting pota-
tees this week.
+. II. Schroeder and family from
the Cromwell district were callers
IN town Sunday.
Freddie Herdebu who attends
school in Baldwin visited at his
home east Of town over the week
end
lester Falkenstcin is spending
some time in Bismarck this week.
Fred Hogue and Cecil Mount were
can lick his weight in wild cats but
week.
Miss Laura Rupp who attends the
high school in Bismarck visited at
the Gus Rupp home over the week
end. Miss Rupp was guest at the
local school Monday.