The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-17

learning that a fine baby boy was
recently born to them. Mrs. knudt-
son was formerly Miss Tess Ward
of Baldwin. !
Mrs. Henry Larson and three
children have gone to Belfield in
the western part of the state where
Mrs. Larson is caring for her sister
during her illness.
Clyde Freeman will leave soon for
Garrison where he has been work
ing on farm during the spring. He
came home some time ago for a
two weeks vacation.
Clarence Otto will leave the mid
die of June for a vacation of two
weeks at his home in Davenport
North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Gullickson and
son George and Miss Margaret In
grain of Bismarck were dinner
guests at the home -of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Swick Friday evening.
Miss Olga Rupp will leave Mon
day for Chicago. Minneapolis and
Columbus where she will visit with
friends and relatives for several
weeks. Sho will also spend some
time with her sister Mrs. Claus Gar
mer in northern Minnesota before
returning to Baldwin. Miss Rupp
who recently resigned from her posi-
ton in Miss Nelson's office in Bis
marck has been visiting with her
sister Mrs. George Swick and family
the past two weeks.
Little Orville Monroe who has
been ill at the family home for sew
eral weeks is afain able to be out.
Miss Irma Christianson arrived on
the train Wednesday evening from
her home at McClusky for weeks
visit with her friend Mrs. Edmund
Rupp.
Harry Hogue has taken the con-
tract Of grading the road north IL
Baldwin
F.. A. Trigg Of Trigg township was
business caller in town Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Hazel Richardson left las,
week for her home at Bacyrus,
North Dakota after having concluded
successful term Of school in the
schoolhouse east Of town Miss
Richardson will not return to this
district as she has accepted a posi-
tion in the Gassacoyne shoots.
J. NJ. Lien, well known farmer Of
Lien township was visiting at the
various homes in this district early
in the week in the interest of his
candidacy as county treasurer. Mr..
Lien is also working for the Far
ner's Mutual Insurance Company OF
Rurleigh and Kidder counties.
Willie Schonert of Burnt Greek
township was caller in town Tues
cay afternoon also visiting at the
N,to Hogue farm where he pur-
i CHdSeu Steu IIdA. NIL. OCuoHcII Ic-
ports large acreage being sown ia
ajax in his district.
A number of local residents will
go to Wilton next week to attend
the Chatauqua which is to be given
in that city under the auspices OF
the Wilton business men.
Miss Lelie Mount has gone to Val
Icy City to attend the summer term
~ Normal school. Miss Mount whe
Is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Mount has been employed in the
schools at Watfcrd City the pas'
season.
Mrs. Otto Hogur who has beer
quite i'll at the'family home the pas
week is reported on the way to re-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Mount had TO,
their guests the PAST week Mr.. ant
| Mrs. Frank Steele and granddaugh
ter Miss Virginia Wilson of Vol
Point. Montana.
| c. ", Anderson local contract,I
was successful bidder on some roat
work which is being done in, Naug
ton and Frances townships.
Friends of the Jacob Diede fainil.
who left town last spring to max
their home in Bismarck will be in
terested to know Of the recent mar
rage of their daughter Miss Emm
Diede to Frank Schneider well know
young Bismarck man. The youn
couple will reside in the capital cit
where the room has employment.
Miss Rita Rupp is spending som
time in Bismarck where she hs
gone for medical treatment.
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