The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-28

dent last fall. .-s ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Anderson yisite,
with friends east Of Baldwin WeGnes
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kocher Sr. wer,
shopping in Baldwin Saturday after
! noon.
+. O. B. Olson Of Arnold was looking
after business affairs in town thu
past week.
Chester and Albin Erstrom wcrt
among the business callers in towf
Wcdnesda afternoon.
Mrs. George Ward who has beer
i suffering with II lame back is Il LITTLE
better.
Fred Schroeder motorcd to the cap
ital city Saturday afternoon where
he looked after various business in
tercsts.
Several farmers residing north of
Baldwin went to Wilton Saturday IL
attend the liartstbn sale.
Sunday school was held in the
Baldwin school house Sunday fore
noon, II good attendance was report.
cd.
DR.. W. i. Thclan Of Wilton was q
professional caller in town Sunday
afternoon.
Van Couch who has been working
for Martin Burgess in the woods near
the river is staying with Fred HOguc
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wood have pur-
chased the home in which they have
lived for several years in town. The
deal also included the building which
has been used as n garage by Arnold
Rupp.
Miss Edna Rupp, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Rupp who teaches
school near the Pete Lipps farm
northeast Of town was taken i'll last
week and is unable to hold school.
Mrs. c. V. Anderson of Bismarck
spent part Of last week in this dis
trict-looking after her farm north of
town.
The, Misses Frcda and Math;lda
Splitter who attend high school in
Wilton visited at their home near
Baldwin over the week end. Miss
Mathilda went to Bismarck Saturday
evening along with the other men,
bers of her basketball team where
they trounced the Indian School gi, Is.
Fred and Edmund Rupp will open
the store formerly occupied by the
HansonH Holiday company in the near
future. They will offer complete
line of groceries and dry goods in
connection with their hardware bus
mess. Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Rupp
will occupy rooms over the Rupp
Hardware store. Baldwin will be
glad to welcome this new enterprise
as 4 store Of this kind was badly
needed.
The McAvoy children are confined
to their home with the chicken pox
this week
Henry Rupp who has been quite i'll
at the family home is reported as
some improved. We all hope Mr..
Rupp will soon be well and strong
again.
Arnold Rupp motored to the capital
city one day last week where he look
ed after various business affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Rupp and
daughter Florence accompanied by
Mrs. w. c. Gchrke motored to Will
ton Saturday where they visited DR..
Charlesbois dental parlor.
Those having radios tuned in Sat
urday night and heard Hiram John
son speak from Fargo. His speech
was very interesting and was hesrd
distinctly throughout
Ernest Rupp visited with Paul and
Noel Borner Sunday afternoon.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
GLENCOE-LIVONA
The two oldest children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Gilman are reported to be
quite i'll with bronchial pneumonia,
a doctor was called out from Hazel
ton to see them recently.
ID. w. Casey and son marketed
two loads of corn-in Fort Rice Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Suverly were
pleasantly entertained ut the w.
Kyes home one afternoon last week.
Stanford, the young son of Mrs.
Grace Matthews is on the sick list
this week. aase. the Corbin children
and Olive Suverly.
Nelse Nelson of Hazclton called
on SEVERAL in this vicinity or bust
A.AH