The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-23

Miss Ethel Little is spending tht
week in Bismarck where she has gone
for medical treatment. ,
Fire of unknown origin destroyed
the barn Of the Baumgart farm
south east of town. last Wednesday
afternoon. Besides the building
there was the loss of lot of har-
ness and other personal property be.
longing to the tenant, Mr.. Schultz
! Richard Kickul returned home
from Bismarck last week where he
had spent the past three weeks TAX
ing medical treatments.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Sayler Of Bis
marck were Thursday afternoon call
ers at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Richard Borner.
Frank Gale piano tuner and music
| salesman of Bismarck was business
| caller in this district the latter part
of the week.
Cap. Williamson who left here
about month ago for western Can
ada has written friends here that he
arrived at his new home safely and
likes Canada very much. Mr.. Will
Hanson who has lived in the Bald
win neighborhood for some time will
make his home on a homestead in
British Columbia.
The Baldwin school closed Friday
for the summer vacation period to
resume Sept. LIST. Mr.. and Mrs. Art
Lenihan will soon move to their
farm home south of town.
Lester Falkenstein has returned
from weeks visit in the capital
city. .s.
Jake Bureau was busy blowing up
the garden spots for Baldwin folks
last week.
Miss Hazel Richardson teachers of
Crofte school east of town has re-
turned from short visit in the cap
ital city.
Herbert Little was caller in the
capital city the fore part of the week.
Edwin Rupp of Garrison visited in
town Wednesday on the way from
his home city to Bismarck where he
attended to matters of j business ma
ture.
Baldwin folks will be glad to know
that we will be able to have church
services frequently in the Presbyter-
ian church this summer it having
been decided that Rev. Headen Of
Wilton will be able to serve this dis
trict
Rev Hcaden held services in the
church Sunday forenoon.
Harry Scott, 500 section foreman
visited in this district over the week
end.
Misses Laura and Gladys Rupp
spent the week end with their par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Gus. Rupp return
ing to their school studies at Bis
marck Sunday. Miss Laura will grad
uate from the Bismarck high" school
this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Rupp and
family visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Diede and family Sun
day. T..
w. A. Simmons was capital city
caller Saturday returning home the
same day. Mr.. Simmons is assessor
of Glen View township west of here.
Nels Anderson and family spent
Sunday. in Bismarck where they were
guests at the home Of Mr.. Anderson's
parents.
Miss Wilma Graham high school
student of Wilton spent Sunday with
Baldwin relatives. 80.
The Baldwin school will close Fri
day of this week for the summel va
cation period.
Miss Josie johnson was honor
guest at party which was given
last Wednesday evening on the
school grounds by the seventh grade
pupils. Miss Johnson is the; only
member Of the eighth grade and will
graduate alone. A marshmallow
toast was one of the features Of the
| event.
Mrs. j. S. Fevold and children are
| spending some time with relatives
in Minnesota. an Il.
Edmund Rupp local merchant mo-
torcd to the capital city on bust
ness mission Friday afternoon.
The scholars comprising the upper
! grades dubbed together and got their
teacher Mrs. Lehman q perculator
which was presented Friday. Mrs.
Lenihan in quitting teaching after
serving us three terms. -.
Mrs. George Swick and Mrs. James
McAvoy were visitors ut the local
school Friday afternoon.
Quite a few were here to, attend
| the political meeting which vas RiV-
en- BY Julius Meyer we'll known local
farmer last Saturday evening, Mr.
Meyer who is candidate FOR the
state senate is a fluent speaker and
his subject was both timely and in
teresting. M. se