The Bismarck tribune., 1925-03-30

of the week.
Miss Louise Meyers is clerking il
ahe Gehrke store this week.
Clyde Monroe was visitor at the
home of Paul and Noel Borner Sun.
day afternoon.
The many friends of Mrs. Edward
Mount will be sorry to learn that
she is not improving from her form
er sickness as well as could be hoped
Mrs. Mount has been taking treat
ment in Bismarck ever since early
in January.
George Swick is reported as i'm
proving nicely in Bismarck and plans
on leaving for the Dunseith sanitar-
ium as soon as his health will per-
NIT.
Mrs. w. E.. Butler and Miss Inez
Jones motored from Bismarck to
visit with Mrs. Florence Bonner at
her home Wednesday afternoon. Miss
Jones who has been employed at the
A. w. Lucas store for several years
has resigned her position and plans
on leaving for trip east and south
within short time.> ,
Mrs. Willie Borner has returned
home from pleasant visit with her
mother Mrs. Mary Pinks in Bis
| marck.
Grandma Ward who has been
spending the winter months out of
the state is expected home soon.
Otto Hogue was a business visitor
at the state capital Monday.
A number from this district mo-
tored to Wilton last Monday evening
to attend the concert which was CIV
en- by the jamestown Glee Club. Be-
sides the music by the boys there
| were several other entertaining fea-
lures. Everyone reported most en-
joyable evening.
Rev. B. Holm, Wilton minister of
the German Lutheran church, and
also acting as pastor of the Baldwin
Lutheran church for some time has
accepted a pastorate at Palmer. Ne
braska. 1t is understood that the
successor to Mr.. Holm will also sup
ply the Baldwin church.
| Pete Parsnick of the Mckenzie no.
tel barber shop visited here early in
the week enroute home from a short
visit with friends and relatives in
the Wilton district. Pete says things
at Bismarck are as lively as ever.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Nixon and little
daughter Marie visited here Thurs
day enroute home from a visit with
Wilton friends. Mr.. Nixon said that
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Nix
on former residents of Baldwin iik-
ed their home in Oregon fine. Mrs.
| Nixon expects to 60 to Iowa the last
of the week to visit sister who has
been in poor health for some time.
The local basketball team defeated
the Wilton Independents by score
of 80 to 10 last week. The game
was played in Baldwin.
j. M. Thompson, popular auctioneer
was transacting business in town q
few days ago. MIR. Thompson who
represented this district in the legis-
lative halls and his wife have been
making their home in the capital
city during the winter. They have
a nice farm home few miles north
east of town.
Theodore Burkhart was a recent
caller at the Richard Borner home.
He has rented the old Fritz place and
also the land owned by Christ Deizer
for this season. Ernest Baumgart,
| former tenant Of the Fritz farm has
rented the farm owned by his mother
and will move to his new location
soon.
Joe Sorch is building a new barn
on his farm northeast of town.
Sam Brown was looking after the
telephone line and seeing about 9TH
er business last week. There will
be some new homes on the line soon,
or rather some who were on and then
taken off. The trouble about these
matters has been settled and it is
hoped from now on to have every
thing satisfactory to the patrons.
Fred Schroeder of the Cromwell
district was recent caller in town.
We understand that Van Couch
who has been making his home with
the Burkhart boys has rented farm
near Mandan and will leave 70. that
locality within the next few days.
Mrs. Walter Ryberg has returned
from several days visit in the cap
ital city.
|
| Grandpa Splitter is visiting with
his daughter across the river this
week.
MERGER RUMOR
is NAILED BY
DODGE BROTHERS
President Haynes Officially S1uelch-
es Story Of Combine with General
Motors-Report Is Periodic-Fin-
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