The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-16
BALDWIN

Miss Gertrude Fricke has returned
to her school work in the capital
city, after spending the weekend at
her home east of Baldwin. Miss
Fricke was accompanied home by one
of her school friends.
Messrs. Bill Miller and Fred Noguc
were dinner guests at the Richard
Borner home Sunday.
John He rdebu has purchased a new
Mccormick Deerfng tractor and is
busy plowlng this week.
John Monroe motored to the CAPT.
tai city on a business mission Sat-
urday afternoon.
John Herdebu, ST., and family will
move from the Spangberg place
where they have been living TO the
fall. His son John Herdebu, Jr, will
move from the Rupp farm to the Ed
mund Rupp place adjoining it and
now occupied by Otto Hogue and
family. Mr. Hogue will move to the
Thysell farm in Naughton township.
The present tenant of the Th.>sell
farm Mr.. William Gearke and family
will move to Bismarck, where Mr..
Gierke will have employment in
garage.
Mrs. Herbert Little has returned
from few days visit with friends
in the ctpital city.
Fred Diede will work in the jerks
coal mine east Of town this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rinehart were
Sunday evening callers at the Rich
ard Borner home.
MesSrs. Clyde and Clarke Monroe
and Paul and Noel Borner visited
with the Fricke boys Sunday after
noon.
Revival services are beirg held in
the building formerly occupied by
Rupp Bros. this week.
Among the business callers in
town the past week was II. a. Much
Ter, and Joe Katz of Bismarck. Mr..
KATY stopped here en- route home
from a short visit at his former home
in the Wilton district. Mr.. Katz
said he had disposed of his property
in Bismarck and would leave soon for
his future home. The family Of Mr..
, Katz have been in California for
some time.
j. NJ. Thompson of the Rock Hill
district was a caller at the Richard
Borner farm Friday Ell route to
Baldwin. where he shipped out
wagon load of spring lambs. The
lambs weighed about 100 pounds
each.
Mr.. Carl Lien and son George and
daughter Marpi ret have returned
from few days visit with the j. NJ.
Lien family in the Lien district.
| Mr.. l.. G. Peterson and wife have
returned from short business trip
to the capital city.
Willie Splitter spent the weekend
with his family in Bismarck. Mrs.
Splitter was unable to get home on
account of the sickness of her moth
err, Mrs. Baumgart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schultz and son
Fritz were among the capital city
visitors the latter part Of the week.
Martin Burgess has purchased the
buildings on the Poole farm east Of
town and plans on moving tL.M 20
the Higbee place where Fred Hogue
! lives.
Fricke, Richard Borner and Paul Bor-
| day after coal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Falkenstein spent
part of the week in Bismarck with
| their son Lester, who has been criti-
cally i'll for several days. Later re-
! ports were that Lester is better.
! Irma McAvoy has returned to her
school studies after an absence of
several weeks from sickness.
Local farmers report that the spud
crop is nothing to be Dragged about.
The dry weather caught the potatoes
in the critical time and as result
but few set. Potatoes have been
around dollar and half bushel,
and the chances are they will go
higher before spring.
F.! John Risch has returned from a
business trip to the Still district.
| Chester ErstrOm and wife of Chi
cago have returned home after a
short visit at the Albin Erstrom
home.
| Mrs. William Gherke, who has been
seriously ill for some days, is re-
ported as on the road to ercovery.