The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-12

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- ue8l WAS CLOSED recently In WnfC1
Ralph Fslkenstein became the .Arnef
| Of the Emil Ciesle farm east ok36M4
Mr.. Falkenstein will take posxe$463
this spring. and Mr.. GicEle and ffhitlS
will move to the farm formerly fA6te3I
by Albin Nordstrom. NJ
Mr.. KnOwhley Dorhian has been
work on the farm which he recently
purchased southeast of town. The
| farm is known a. the old Nixon place.
Mr.. &. e.. Rupp and family, who
have been residing in Baldwin for two
years, will move to their farm just
| north Of town early in the spring.
Mr.. Andrew Peterson has purchased
the quarter section Of land formerly
occupied by the George Larson
family. The new renter will be Mr..
Petersott's son-in-law, who lives in
| Bismarck.
Mr.. ]. s. Fevold has purchased the
residence which he and his family
have been occupying for several years.
The former owner was Mr.. Martin
Bourgeois.
Mr.. George Schonert has rented the
Johnson farm on the creek west Of
Arnold. and he and his family will
move in q short time.
Mr.. John Rupt and daughter, Mrs.
Claus GARNER, arrived short time
ago from Clearbrook, Minnesota.
where Mr.. Rupp had been visiting
with the GARNER family for several
months. Mrs. Garner will remain
here for short time and visit with
her sisters, Mrs. George Swick and
| Mrs. John Monroe, and other rela-
tivcs. MIR. Rupp reports i great deal
more snow in Minnesota than We have
had here and colder weather.
Miss Lena Dislevy, who has been
/ teaching school west Of here. has re.
| signed her position and returned to
her home ct Dogden.. En- route home
Miss Dislevy spent several days with
friends in the capital city. As vet
we have not learned who Is to take
Miss Dislevy's school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Arndt spent last
weekend at Regain, where they were
! guests at the home Of Mrs. Arndt's
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. August Krause.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Falkenstein motor
ed to Bismarck Thursday where they
spent some time with Mr.. Falken-
| STEMS sister, Mrs. Jane Register, who
| has been critically III in Bismarck
hospital.
Misses Gladys Rupp. Grace Talken.
stein and Vera Frickc have returned
to their high school studies at Bis
marck after spending the weekend at
their homes in this community.
Quite q few LOCAL residents took in
the auto show at Bismarck last week.
All who attended the exhibition re-
ported q fine display Of cars and
many entertaing features which made
| the show big success.
Albert Meyers, who missed several
days Of school on account Of sickness
| in his home, has resumed his studies.
working in Bismarck, visited with has
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /. J. Falken-
stein, over the weekend.
| The Bell telephone crew of eight
men have been making Baldwin their
headquarters the past few days while
engaged in repair work along the line
in this locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Monroe, Of the
Still district spent the weekend ut
the home OF Mrs. Monroc's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Jiras, and their
family.
Miss, Matte Rosenbeck. who has
been spending q few days with her
ulster, Mrs. Walter Ryberg. and her
family, has returned home: "a
Nj. Hagen, cattle man of Bismarck,
spent part Of the week here buying
|, tip cattle and hogs which were shipped
to the Twin Cities Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Hagen accompanying the car to
its destination. AK
/, Adam and Carl Herdebu were
Thursday supper guests at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fredolen Rupp.
Fred Rupp, local merchant, has been
| confined to his home with rheunfa-
!, tism the past few days.
| Miss Dagmar Albertson has return
ed from . short visit with friends IN
the capital city.
Fred Hogue Of Glencoe was here
the fore part Of the week looking
after business affairs.
Mr.. George Swick passed away ct
the family home Monday afternoon
sitter Q lingering illness from tuber-
culosis. At the time this was sent In
fuAeral arrangements had not been
made.