The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-21
NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS
BALDWIN

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we'll attended and everything sold at
| good price. Horses sold excep-
tionally we'll considering the prices
they have been bringing. Harry has
not yet decided just what he will DO
but expects to try city life for time.
Gus Rupp held sale Of his farm
effects Saturday and expects to rent
out his farm for this year and move
to Baldwin. Mr.. Rupp and family
will occupy the house now rented by
Oscar Satter as soon as Mr.. Sattcr
and family move to their new home
east of town.
Mrs. Otto Hogue has for her house
guest her sister from near Red Clif,
Nebraska.
William Miller who farms near
Arnold was recent guest at the
Richard Borncr home. Mr.. Miller
has recently returned from a several
weeks visit with his mother and 9TH
err relatives near Chicago, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wood who have
been spending several months Wis
ting with relatives of Mr.. Wood in
Pennsylvania have returned home.
Fred SAYS he had fine time while
he was away and was glad to get
home again.
The many friends Of George Swick,
manager of the Mandan Merchantile
Companys lumber yard in Baldwin
will be sorry to learn he is not as
well as he was having suffered a
relapse. Mr.. Swick who has been
suffering with lung trouble has been
taking treatment in Bismarck for
some time.
The basketball games which have
been weekly feature during the
. past few months are drawing good
attention and crowds. The local
team is getting along fine and hopes
to win from some of tho ncighboring
teams before long. The Wilton team
however has the advantage Of US in
more experience and lighter players.
Henry Larson and family who have
resided in Baldwin for several years
, have moved to Kuhn where Mr.. Lar
son has accepted a position with the
500 railroad. The many friends OF
! the. Larson family regret to see them
leave and wish them every success
in their new home. Mrs. Larson was
honor guest at several social affairs
which were held by Baldwin people.
Mr.. Larson was station master at
the local 500 depot during his resi-
dcnee here. We understand that the
! new agent will arrive VIII his fam
lily in a few days. A substitute agent
is at present looking after the bust
! ness at the depot.
The dance which was held at the
L. A. Fricke home Friday night was
Il most enjoyable affair. Music wa.
! furnished by local talent and a nice
midnight lunch was served by the
hostess.
Thc piano which was severely dam
aged. in recent runaway has beer
s repaired and installed in the church
| The. school recently got piano II
Bismarck for it's use.
/ Englcbrt Tuft former Baldwin
farmer but having for some time re
q sided near Everett, Washington ar
= rived recently and is visiting former
old time friends. Eng says the Wes
y is albright in some ways and wrong
in others. He stated that there wa:
I more than the usual amount Of rair
in that. district this winter.
N Hans Christensen, well known
3 Baldwin farmer and Mr.. Fevold
f Baldwin banker will soon open up al
:, agency for the International Har
- vester Company in Baldwin. The!
"a will handle all the machinery pu
out by that concern and also the Johl
= Deere line of machinery. Mr.. Chris
=, Hansen is holding an auction sale a
= his farm the latter part of the weel
= preparatory to entering his new lin
a of endeavor.
= The meeting which was held in tn
= Hall Tuesday afternoon by the So
Y line officials was fairly we'll attend
81 ed. Some interesting talks along bet
:: ter farming and marketing wer
. made.
y Albin Thysell and o. g. Peterson
a FIN NJ ho N
b district were Saturday afternoon Wis
itors in town.
u Herman Kickul who has been i'll a
his home with pleurisy is again abb
u to be up and around.
Z: Mrs. Willie Borncr spent severa
days of the past week with her frien'
: Mrs. Otto Hogue.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. John Monroe an
~ family were Sunday supper guest
at the E. A. Fricke home.
II
Ira Burkhart and Van Couch VIII
7, have been employed during the win
- ter months clearing land for Nj
y Burgess along the river have return
ed home to get ready for the sprin
# farm work.
=
4 Martin Burgess of the Rivervie,
district was in town Wednesday at
ternoon looking after business al
= fairs Mr.. Burgess has recently re
q turned from several months 50
= journ in Florida.