The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-08
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1926

reported as improving. Mrs. An
stfom's two daughters, Miss Della
Anstrom Of Portland, Oregon, and
Mrs. Hilma Bolder Of Seattle, Wash
in9ten, arrived recently to visit with
4h1ir mother during her sickness.
Otto Anstrom and bride Of Moscow.
Russia, arc also here with Mr.. An
ST. .rl,Ihee.
Willie Borncr was supper guest
at tne nome OF his brother. Richard
BOWER, and family Thursday.
Misses Gertrude Fricke and Edna
RicnsrG returned to the capital city
Monday after pleasant visit over
the weekend with relatives here.
Miss Richert is member of the Bis
mafck high school staff, and Miss
FTicke 10 employed NJ assistant in
the offices Of DR.. Bolton.
thesweck for Still, where he will work
on. the Charles Noon farm for several
monkhs.
John Nordstrom Of Naughton town.
ship was q caller in town Tuesday
morning. En- route he called at the
Richard BoTner home. Paul Borner
is helping John get Strengthened out
in his new home.
Ralph Falkenstein has purchased
the telephone formerly belonging to
Grant Satter.
Duncan McGillis, Of Bismarck spent
part Of the week here attending to
matters Of a business nature.
Several from here mot0red to Will
ton Sunday to hear Rev. Il. V. Head
en- preach. Rev. Hcaden formerly &C.
copied the local Presbyterian pulpit.
along with that Of the Wilton church,
but now resides at Courtney. He was
accompanied here by his wife.
Col. J. NJ. Thompson, well-known
auctioneer and farmer Of Rock. Hill,
was q recent business caller in town.
Mrs. Mans christensen is reported
as quite Ill at this writing. She has
been in poor health for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fredolen Rupp and
family have returned from q short
visit with friends aAd relatives at
Dickinson.
Prof. L. c. Peterson and wife trans
acted business in the capital city
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Anderson and
family spent last Sunday at the David
Trigg home in Trirg township.
herman Gierke left here carly in
the week with his horses and other
Ne shipped out by train.
Quite q few local folks motored to
the corn show which was held in Will
ton Wednesday, at the American Le-
zion rooms. A nice display Of corn
was on exhibition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Anderson spent
the weekend in Bismarck with the
Andrew Umpstad family.
The Baldwin and rural schools re-
sumed work ON Wednesday after u
short recess during the time Of the
teachers institute.
We understand that the II. G.. Hig.
gins family. lor-. time residents OF
Baldwin, are moving away this week.
The residence vacated BY the Higgins
family will be occupied by Postmas-
ter Joe Poole and family. who re-
Gently purchased it.
Stationmaster Carl Lien spent the
wesk.ead with his family in the capt.
The silver Get which was offered as
\ prize by Mr.. Gehrke was won by
doc Marley. The second prize of u
tea set WA won by Richard Kikul.
The drawing of the lucky tickets took
place Saturday afternoon in the
presence of number OF folk who
had bought tickets. The drawing was
made in connection with sales Of
pop.
c. W.. Spitzer and hired man, Mr..
Irish, of near Arnold, hauled several
loads Of coal from the Bcckman mine
the mast week.
A troupe Of Hawaiian players visit
cd US Saturday evening and gnvn
performance in the town hail, which
was largely attended. A dance fol-
lowed tho entertainment, music for
the dance numbers being furnished
by the members Of the show troupe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schonert OF
Arnold were visiting in town Satur-
day night.