The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-12-20
Headen's absence no church services
were held in Baldwin and Wilton last
Sunday at his churches.

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were held in Baldwin and Wilton last
Sunday at his churches.
Santa arrived in Baldwin last week
with a#wlfole ssatkful Of Christmas
| goodies and other things for the hol-
iday season. Bismarck is setting :,
fine example this year by having the
Good Fellows" of the city supply
! Christmas goodies to those children
| who otherwise would have to go
without. We wonder if Baldwin
/ could not set similar example by
helping out the needy in our midst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wood left early
/ in the week for north eastern Penn
| sylvania where they will spend the
| holiday season visiting at Mr.. Woods
old home and other near by places.
During Mr.. and Mrs. Woods absence
Jim McAvoy is looking after Mr..
| Woods cows, horses and chickens.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Rinehart and
| daughter Ella moved to Baldwin last
week and are now nicely settled in
the house formerly occupied by Mr.. J.
A. Graham and family. Mr.. Rine-
hart inherited this place from his
! mother, pioneer resident Of Baldwin
| who died last year The Rinehart
family formerly lived on farm near
Linton. Mrs. Rinehart is sister Of
Christ and Andrew Burch of Bis
marck. Miss Ella Rinehart has en-
rolled in the local school.
Mrs. Ludwig Splitter was taken to
Bismarck last week for medical
treatment. She has been Il sufferer
with heart trouble for some time, and
for the. past few months has made
her home with her son Louie Splitter
and family north of town.
Miss Eta Rupp entered the hospi-
tai early in the week for short med
ical treatment. Miss Rupp Us taking
the nurses training course ut the Bis
marck hospital.
Quite a few from this district at
tended the sale which was held at
the Fulton Nelson place in Cromwell
township last week.
Joe Kelly, we'll known Ford sales
man was a business caller in town
early in the week from the capital
city.
G. J. Bryan, we'll known piano man
Of Mandan who has been spending
some time in this territory has re
turned to the city.
Lester Ellinesworth, we'll known
salesman for the Fort Wayne Silk
and Hosiery company who has been
canvassing this district the past few
days left on the bus Tuesday after
noon for Bismarck and Mandan.
Old Winter has arrived with ven
geance and steady stream of wa
CONS to the coal mines has resulted.
G. W. Stewart who is connected with
the Washburn Ignite Coal Company
was. "a recent caller in town and stat
ed that the Wilton mines are run
ming full time with about two hun
dred steady miners employed.
Fred Schroeder who is serving as
juror in Bismarck has returned to
that city after spending the week
end at his home north east Of town.
Ira Falkenstein and family were
doing Christmas shopping in the
capital city the last of the week.
Baldwin Riddles will have two
weeks vacation this season. School
will close Friday to resume the Mon
day following New Years Day. The
teachers Of the high school and in
termediate grades will spend the hol-
idays at their homes. Miss Pierce,
the. high school teacher will go to
Bay City, Michigan and Miss Nell
will visit with her folks at Ypsilinti,
N. Oak. Miss Rupp the teacher of
the primary grades will visit over
the holidays with her parents near
Baldwin.
Miss Elsie Anderson. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson sur
prised her many friends by being
quietly married to "a young man Of
Regain last week. The ceremony was
performed at Bismarck in the pre-
sence Of the necessary witnesses. The
newlyweds will make their home on
Il farm near Regain.
The many friends of Mrs. NJ. L.
Keever, old time resident of this To-
cality will be interested in knowing
that she has recently purchased
nice home at Mortified, Minnesota.
The Keevcr family left here some
years ago, later trading their North
Dakota farm for one near Mortified.
The death of Mr.. Keever last sum-
mer was the cause Of Mrs. Keever
disposing Of the farm and moving to
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Carter visit
ed here last week enroute to their
home at Bismarck after spending
several days witch friends and rela-
tives at Wilton. Mr.. and Mrs. Car
ter are newlywcds Of the past month
and have but recently returned from
wedding trip at Chicago, Illinois.
During the time they were in Chicago
they visited many places of interest
and took trip through the large
mail order establishment of Sears
Roebuck and Co.
A. C. Wilde, we'll known business
man Of Wilton was a recent caller
in town. Mr.. Wilde has recently pur-
chased some lots in this city on
which he plans to erect modern au-
tomobile service and filling station.
The site L. on tho main hi1hyxaY he.