The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-12
BALDWIN

| Miss Gertrude Fricke accompanied
by her brother Ralph motored to Bis
marck Sunday afternoon where she
will attend high school
The Baldwin school opened Mon
day morning and after the arrange
ments of seats and books we're over
the school was dismissed for the
day. Mr.. Peterson is the principal,
the grade teachers being Miss Peter
son and Miss Erickson
Threshing operations were delayed
| by the rain of Sunday night, SO
threshing being done Monday or part
of Tuesday.
Miss Matte Rosenbect was shop
| ping in town Monday morning. She
lives in the Cromwell district.
Mrs. C. w. Splitter has gone to
, Bismarck with her two children,
Frances and Willis, who have enter
| ed the Bismarck schools.
Ernest Rupp is suffering with a
sore hand, the result of pitching
grain. He went to Wilton Sunday
to have it lanced.
Miss Gertrude Fricke helped Mrs
| Richard Borner cook for threshers
! last week.
Little Eugene Fevold is home from
+, a weeks stay in the capital city.
! John Rinehart, who works south
of Mandan. visited with his family
! over the weekend.
| Rev. E. V. Headen was business
caller in town the fore part of the
, week.
Alfred Casper of the French &
WEIGH Company of Bismarck spent
Wednesday in this district.
Martin Burgess of the Riverview
| district spent the past week here
looking after his extensive farming
operations.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Stewart and
family passed through here early in
the week en- route from weeks out.
ing in the Black Hills to their home
at Wilton.
Miss Emma Jiras has returned
from a short visit in the capital city
Miss Gladys Rupp, who attend:
high school in Bismarck, visited q,
home over the weekend.
Mrs. Willie Borner spent the week.
end in the capital city visiting with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Fred Hernbloom has returned
from long sojourn in the Bisma rex
hospital and is recuperating nicely
from her operation. The Hernbioom
family will leave in few days fol
their home at Omaha, Nebraska, af
ter spending several months at the
Charles Bleckreid home.
| George Swick was a caller at the
John Monroe home Saturday. MIR
Swick is improving nicely from 9
long illness and is again able to be
up and around.
Labor day was observed as a holi.
day by the bank and postoffice. The
stores and other places of business
we're open.
Section Foreman Nels Anderson
and crew spent part of the past
week in Wilton and Washburn, where
they were helping fix up the track
The Falkenstein boys motored to
the capital city the last of the week
to attend to business affairs.
Mr.. Stone. of the Bismarck Tri.
bune Company, was caller in this
district "Wednesday looking afte1
subscriptions for the paper.
Mrs. Herbert Little has returned
from a short visit in the capital city
with friends.
Mr.. Harold Hopton, of the State
|
district. He also spent some time
at his former home at Regain before
returning to Bismarck.
H. A. Mueller, we'll known business
man of Wing, was here Thursday
looking after business, affairs. Mr.
Mueller reports the recent sale Of
his hotel at Wing to Mr.. Tyce OF
Bismarck. The Mueller family are
lone-time residents of Wing.
Eddie Meyers was a caller in Viii.
ton over the weekend.
Clyde Freeman is spending some
time in Bismarck this week.
Oscar Backmen Of the Grass Lake
district was q recent caller in town
Quite few from Baldwin and vi.
cinity motored to Bismarck to at.
tend the play the Lost World. Those
who read Mr.. Doyle's story said the
play was true to the story and gave
one the shivers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rupp motorec
to the capital city the latter part Of
the week.