The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-04-11
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

MIR. and Mrs. Mike Rogowski ar
nouncc the birth of daughter ;
their home recently. Mrs. Rogowsl
| and little girl are getting along YER
nicely.
Miss Donelda Armstrong has re
turned to jamestown After spending
the week in the city where she wa
the guest of her sister, Miss Irm
Armstrong principal Of the higl
school. Miss Donclda is student a
jamestown College.
r. {. Pravitz has returned from :
! several days business trip to James
town where he looked after comuany
affairs. During the absence of Mr.
Pravitz, Ed Hass acted as agent al
the local office. Mr.. Hass is relief
agent at this point.
The Charles Howe family have Civ
en- up their rooms in the Eastman
building and are now cnsconced at
the Hotel Wilton.
T. Ciemincski and daughter Miss
Helen left late in the week for. Gas
coync in the southwestern part of
the state where Mr.. Ciemineski will
engage in the farming business.
Miss Loretta Meade of Medina is
guest of Miss Lucille Falkenstein
this week. Miss Falkenstein visited
with Miss Meade during her holiday
vacation.
Mrs. Harry Iverson has returned
from the capital city where she has
been spending the past ten days.
Mrs. Sophia Anstrcm has returned
home from several months visit
with relatives in Portland, Oregon.
Mrs. Anstrom will remain here dur
ing the summer and probably return
to the West in the late fall.
Mrs. w. c. Rack visited in town
over the week end enroute TO her
home at Mandan from Minot where
she has been visiting friends anG re-
lativcs during the past two weeks.
BALDWIN
George Whittit of the Regain dis
trct was business caller in town
Tuesday afternoon. l
Ernest Rupp was a visitor at the
Borner home Tuesday after
noon.
While burning trash Monday af-
tcrnoon Mr.. Kehrkc had quite a
blaze which required the united CT
forts of the townspeople to suboue.
There have been several prairie fines
in this district the past week which
burned over considerable hay land
md some hay was destroyed. The
fires were caused by the high winds
which carried the flames from stub
Die fields which, were being burned
,ver by the farmers. -
Arnold Rupp was among the busi-
ness callers to the Capital City the
ore part Of the week. r
: Church services were held in the
lutheran church Sunday, Rev. Hol-
andEof Underwood officiating in the
,ulpit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gilbcrtson and ,,
amily former residents of the Will
on district have moved into the re-
idence recently vacated by the Jacob
)iede family.
Mr.. Mac Leish arrived here the
ore part of the week to look after
BUSINESS matters enroute to Turtle
lake where he farms. He Visited
ere on the way back from Maids on
Wisconsin where he has been visit
ng during the winter months.
The rural school north, of town |
ear the Strandemo farm opened last
1onday.
Henry Rupp is very ill at the fam
ly home in town.
Section foreman Nels Anderson
tarted out with crew Of three men
londay morning the section laborers
eing Bill Gilbcrtson, Merl White |
nd Richard Borncr. Mr.. Borner !
'orked on the section last year, the
Their two men being new hands at !
he job. Harry Hickman who work
d on the crew last year is now Sec
ion foreman at Wilton.
Van Couch, who left here recently !
or the Garrison district is employed
n the George Houghtelling farm.
he Houghtelling family are we'll
nown in this district having been
ormer residents of this county.
Frank Barnes, ex-sheriff of Bur-
righ county was among the callers
n town last week. Frank isia form
r Baldwin boy having grown up on
he Barnes farm few miles east of |
own.
Edward Morris of the Regain dis
riot was among the visitors in town
he latter part of the week.