The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-05
News of Our
Neighb0rs
BALDWIN,


The Baldwin school held a halo
we'en frolic at the schoolhouse Fri
day afternoon. All kinds of games
and stunts were played and prizes of
different kinds were given the win
ners. The little folks had peanut
party in their room the same after
noon.
John Herdebu and son Carl motor
ed to their former home, about twelve
! miles north of Regan, Sunday to visit
with friends.
Mr.. Carl Lien and son George and
daughter Margaret visited in the Lien
district last week with the j. NJ. Lien
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mount and
make their future home. the change
Mounts health, which has been poor
err son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mount, has
rented the home farm.
Misses Ella Reichert and Helen
Strandemo visited with girl friends
| in Wilton Saturday afternoon and
evening.
A number of young folks from this
neighborhood attended the big hailo-
we'en dance which was held in Will
ton Friday night.
Mr.. Jacob Diede, who has been
spending few days with friends and
relatives in this locality, has return
ed to his home at Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Anderson and
daughter Bernice were recent callers
in the capital city.
D:oLo,I o-.l ,o., Nal i,o,.
been busy hauling their supply of
coal for the winter the past week. "
Florence Larson, who has been un-
dergoipg treatment in Bismarck for a
short time, has returned home.
Miss Lila Little has taken posi-
ton as clerk in the w. L. Gehrke
store.
Fred and Edmund Rupp. local mer-
chants, were transacting business in
the capital city the latter part Of the
week.
Oscar Backman Of the Wilton dis
trict was looking after business al
fairs in town the fore part of the
week.
J. NJ. Thompson, wcll-known farme r
and auctioneer Of the Rock Hill
neighborhOod, was a caller In town
wednesday d1LeTuOOu. .
Richard Borner and Ernest Fricke
purchased horses at Feil's sale We'd
nesday. Mr.. Borner purchased a
team and Mr.. Fricke bought three
horses.
Ed. Morris of the Cromwell district
was a recent business caller IN town.
Mr.. Benjamin Porter of M0ffIt, who
has been spending some time in this
neighborhood, has left for other
parts.
Cecil Mount was a visitor at the
Strandemo home Sunday evening.
Fred Klawitter and William Paul,
farmers of Burnt Creek township,
were callers in this district Wednes-
day afternoon.
Lawrence Little left for Red Cloud
and other points in southern Nebras-
ka the fore part of the week. He ex-
poets to be away for month or two.
At Red Cloud Mr.. Little will be q
guest at the home OF Clarence Car
penter, who has been working in the
Baldwin harvest fields and returned
home last month. ~,
Mrs. Herbert Little has returned
home from a short visit in the capi-
tai city. r~
Mr.. ana MIS-. 'AlDln ErStrOm were
shopping in Bismarck the latter part
on the week.
Richard Rupp visited at the home
of his grandfather. John Herdebu
one evening last week.
J. S. FevOld, local banker, nnotored
to the capital city Friday on bust
ness mission.
The local school observed Roose.
velt's birthday by giving q short pro.
gram of readings and music. The
past week the pupils have been ask
FED to give what they can to preserve
lthe ship, The Constitution, popularity
known as "Old Ironsides." from de-
struction.
Mr.. ]. S. Fevold reports the district