The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-29

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/ Darwin Beers who has been repair |
ing the well on the Lahr farm east Of
| town has moved his outfit back to
Bismarck.
Several from this district ate nd |
ed the graduation exercises ut Will !
ton which were held the fore pant Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kuhlmer and |
daughters, Irene Iris and Doris were
among the recent visitors in town.
The Kuhmer family whose home is
ut Pasadena, California had been Wis |
! ting friends and relatives at their
old home in Ward county near Minot !
! for several weeks and stopped here
on their way to Bismarck and Man |
dan. Mr.. Kuhlmer said they had
| left Ward county about ten years
ago and were surprised to sec the
fine corn which had been raised by |
their neighbors last year. He stated |
that conditions in California were
not nearly as rosy as had been pant
cd that it required work and lots of !
| it to make living there and he ad-
vised anyone who was so fortunate
as to own land here to stick to it.
He intimated that he was sorry he |
had left the state, although by hard
labor he and his family now owned |
comfortable ranch near Pasadena. |
He declared the man who had bot q |
-, Il En- tn IN,
as there were twice as many seek |
ing work as there wer" jobs. Hc |
also said that the WI olesalc siaush-
ter Of dairy cattle was raising havic !
| with the dairy business of his state ,
| and prophesied that i. would take |
many years to overcome the damage
Before returning to California the
Kuhlmer family plan on visiting rel |
atives in Minnesota. Wisconsin and |
Iowa. Mr.. kuhlmer aud family made |
the complete trip in their WIllys |
knight car and said their only ex
! pense so far had been for oil and |
gas. They said the roads between !
| Baldwin and Minot were In very good !
| condition. This is the first time Mr..
| kuhlmer and family have visited in !
North Dakota since they left and |
they said they were planning On a
three months vacation.
julius Meyer local farmer visited
in the capital city the latter part of
the week.
Ed. Morris of the Regain district
was among the business callers in
town Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Julia Reinchle has closed a
successful term Of school west Of
here and will return to her home in
Minnesota at an early date.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Helling visit
ed in town last week while enroute
to Bismarck from their home at
Minot.., The Helling family are form
er residents Of the town at one time
Mr.. gHelling was connected with the
Baldwin State bank.
The many friends of Gottleib Hill
ken old time resident of Baldwin will
be interested in knowing he is now
,, living near Garrison where he makes
his home with his daughter. Mr..
,, Hilken is one of the first settlers
in Baldwin where he lived for about
forty years, leaving this community
about two years ago.
Miss Ethel Little has returned
i from weeks visit in the capital city
Mrs. Nels Anderson was visitor
in the capital city Wednesday after
noon.
u Ernest Baumgart motored to Bis
!. marck the latter part Of the week
and was week end visitor at the
home of his mother Mrs. Mathilda
I Baumgart.
Several from this community went
to Bismarck Saturday to attend the
funeral rites of f. A. Dawson pioneer
grocer of that city. Mr.. Dawson was
5 we'll known in Baldwin having visited
y here a number of times.
!. Mr.. Ludwig Splitter who has been
on the sick list for several weeks is
again able to be up and around.
j A recent letter from Charlie Spit
: ger former Baldwin resident who
lives near North Yakima, Washington
says they had hard frost out there
II in blossoming time with the result
the fruit crop has been badly dam
S aged. Charlie has fine apple or
: chard and Of recent years has been
II shipping car of apples here which
e he sells direct to the public.
e WILD ROSE
n Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Brownawell
and little son, Bobby, Of Bismarck
spent the week end visiting at W..
IS II. Brownawell's..
IS J. S. Swanson is remodeling his
house and furnishing it with modern
improvements.
5: Ernest Saville and two of his
y. young sons went to Napoleon, We'd
p nesday.
1t
" Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson ac-
Is ompanied by Mr.. Peterson's fathe,
l. and Mrs. Olof Feltheim of Braddock
". made business trip to Bismarck
m Thursday.
rs The county has started to turn
r. pike the Yellow Trail through thi:
township.
to A good hand made double harnes.