The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-21
NEWS OF OUR NEIGHB0RS

ter recovering nicely from her re
). cent operation at the Rochester hos
] pital Miss Winnie Flynn has re
e turned to her studies after havin
$ acted as substitute during Mr..
< Smiths absence.
Ben Ivcrson county commissions
| from the first district and wei
known politician of his territory Wis
tied in Wilton the fore part Of tn
J week cnroute to Bismarck where h
took part in the big convention. MI
lverson is against the Fedge Bill de
claring it will work more harm tina,
good, and prove detriment to tn,
farmer borrowing money or wishin,
to. l.
Word from Morris Hartstein wht
| left here some time ago for the Twir
Cities is to the effect that he ha.
enrolled as student in the Mimi.
capolis high school. Miss Ida Hart
stcin is also student in the MINI.
lcapolis schools.
Rev. X. p. Wuflestad pastor of the
Evangelical Free church was visit.
or in town from the Cooperstown
district Tuesday. -.,,
The big Carnival which was held
Saturday evening in Woodman hall
drew Il big crowd of merrymakers.
Fun and Mirth rcigned supreme and
the fish pond was we'll patronised.
Some fine "fish' were caught. The
fortune tcller's booth was crowded
by those seeking to pry into the fu-
| turc and shouts Of merriment from
near by booths told of the fun 60
ing on. A nice sum was realized by
the carnival which will be put to
good use. Quite few young folks
from the surrounding country mo-
tored in to take in the carnival.
| Simon Miller holds an cnviable re-
cord for work done in y the local
schools. With an average Of 81 per
cent in all his studies he stands at
the head Of the school. If Simon
keeps on his friends predict bril-
liant future for him in later years,
| and that he will live up to their ex-
pectations is evidenced by his best
efforts to work Simon can play
as we'll as work and is a good ex-
ample of the old adage: Work while
you work and play while you play"
BALDWIN
Grandma Ward has been suffer
ing with lame back the past week
ut her home in Baldwin.
Emil Hogue, former resident of
this district but now living near
Arnold was visiting friends east of
town one day last week.
Herbert Little was a business Wis
itor in the capital city the latter
part of the week.
Friends of Miss Ida Carlson, who
left here several weeks ago for Bis
marck to take medical treatment will
/ be glad. to know her condition is
reported to be some improved Miss
Carlson has been i'll for some time
and her ailment is one that requires
treatment of some duration.
Rosemary Morris who has been
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. George
Schohert and family has returned to
her home in the Arnold district.
Mrs. liver Christensen Of Burnt
Creek township was transacting bus
mess in town one day last week.
Roy Scott who lives in the Painted
Woods district was q caller in town
recently.
Andy and George Larson, assisted
by Mr.. James McAvoy are building
large hip rooted barn on the Hatch
farm west of town. The barn will
be completed in about week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lewis, Mr.,
and Mrs. John Monroe and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Little were visitors in
town Tuesday evening.
Fred Schroeder and son, Arthur
Of the Cromwell district were callers
in town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Strandemo ene
tertained, number of friends ut
their home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Splitter enter
tanned some friends at their home
Sunday evening.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nixon, old time residents Of this
district who left here last fall for
Washington will be glad to know they
like their new home very we'll and
arc both enjoying good health at
present. =
| Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Ward, who
left here some time ago for Califor-
MIA have written, friends here that
they have entered business on the
coast. Mr.. Ward is proprietor of a
pool hall.
The series Of religious meetings
which have been held in the old
Presbyterian church the past week
| have been we'll attended. Sunday
school is held each evening after
school with a membership approx
mating sixty. t-.t =
y
John Rupp, who left here over q
month ago is visiting at the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. Claus GARNER
and family at Clear Lake, Minneso-