The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-04-23
News of Our
NeighbOrs
BALDWIN NOTES

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Merrill, Wis, will be sorry to Learn
that they lost their home with com
plete contents in a fire recently
The fire occurred while the Ston'
family were milking and a hcav,
wind was blowing which made l
impossible to save the building AM
contents. This is the second time
Mr.. Stone and family have lost theiI
home by fire, Il similar accident o.
this nature happened not quite Two
years ago At that time, Mr., stone
was able TO save a part of the house
hold goods and clothing. In the
recent fire they lost all they pos
Sessed.
Mr.. and Mr.. Christ Satter )ef'
last week for Regain where they are
spendiug some time visiting at the
homes OF their daughters, Nrs. Ben
Ryersor and Mrs. Andy Larson. The
Larson family are former residents
al thi> district and Mr.. REcison Is
postmaster at Regau.
Arnold Rlpp mo;ored to the cap
i.al e.tv on business the for" part
ct n" wees.
Mrs.. II. {. Higgins accompanied
by hrr three children notored t"
mare. Friday morning on u bust
ness ana pleasure trip,
} u. Thompson we'll krsown farm
er ard auct!oncer Of the Walton dl>-
tric, was caller N town recently.
Mr.. Thompson WAS endorsed Is rep
re>entative in the legislature al last
week convention which was held III
Bismarck.
H. G. Higgins and sons. John and
Harry visited last Saturday in Vii
ton going and returning the same day
on the. train.
Harry Scott. section foreman Of
Wilton spent the week end Eisitlng
among Baldwin friends.
II. C.. Holmes and family visited
in this district last week enrOute To
their new home at Wing where Mr..
Holmes has been transferred as
manager BY the Singer Sewing Ma
chine company of Bismarck. The
Holmes family at one time resided
on a farm several miles northeast
of Baldwin.
A nice Easter program was render
ed Easter morning by members OF
the Presbyterian Sunday school
which was attended by fair sized
crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rupp were shop
ping in the capital city Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Brocupp arrived on the
North 500 from Bismarck last Thurs
day morning to visit for time at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. MerI
White and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Larson, who
have been visiting among Baldwin
and Wilton friends for several weeks
have returned to their home at Coui
d Alene, Idaho. The Larson family
are former residents of Baldwin and
still own property in this district.
Mrs. Henry Larson expects to leave
soon for Garrison, where she will be
"A guest at the home of her mother
The two youngest Larson children
will be guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Schoolcraft, north of
town during the absence of Mrs. Lar
son.
Ray Scott of the Painted Woods
district was Il caller in town Friday
afternoon.
Judge Bleckreid, who has been
elected assessor of Crofte township
Will begin his assessment duties ut
an early date.
s. f. Strandcmo and Jake Splitter
were among the business callers
from this district in the capital city
Friday.
Miss Wilma Graham arrived home
from Wilton Wednesday evening, the
high school students having been
given Il two days vacation during the
time the grade pupils took their final
examination. The Wilton schools
will close this week.
Mrs. Edna Lenihan, who has been
teaching in our school for several
terms will not teach next term, it
. being the intention of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lcnihan to move to their farm south
of town as soon as school closes.
The Misses Frcda, Emma and Ma
thilda Splitter, who attend high
school in Wilton visited over the
Easter holiday vacation with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Splitter
DR.. G. L. Lipp of Bismarck was
called here Saturday by the critica
illness of Mr.. Henry Rupp pioneer
resident of the Baldwin district. Mr.
Rupp, who is suffering with tubcr
culosis Of the spine is resting some
what easier at this writing.
Willie Pinks, who has been
guest at the home Of his sister, Mrs
Willie Borner and family has return
ed to his home in the capital city.
{ Harry Hogue spent the week en-
in Bismarck and Mandan lookini
after business matters and having
tgood time.
l.. Leland Perkins has opened tn
ischool north of town near the E. +
tStrandemo place for the summe