The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-30
Baldwin

The local school children are en-
joying . few days vacation this
week while the teachers are attend
ing the teachers institute in the
capital city. Among the local teach
ers who are attending institute are:
Mrs. L. C. Peterson, Miss Erna
Christensen, Miss Mildred Erick-
son, and F. NJ. Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Pahauch and
family, who have been residing in
town since early in the summer,
left the fore part of the week for
Mandan, where they will make their
future home.
Jim Watkins shipped in car of
potatoes early in the week from the
Washhurn district. A number Of
local folks had to buy spuds this
year. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Derrick Schrool and
family, who have been residing in
Baldwin for about two years, left
the latter part Of the week for Will
ton, where Mr.. Schrool has accept
ed q position with the Washburn
Ignite Coal Company. During the
time of his residence in Baldwin
Mr.. Schr0ol operated q blacksmith
shop and his departure leaves US
without business of this kind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Rupp and
family and John Herdebu have re-
turned from q visit of few days
with relatives at BOwden and other
u0ints in. that mart of the state.
Mr.. and Alrs. w. J. 'Jiras aud
SON Willie of Cromwell were recent
visitors in town. Mr.. Jiras says
that he has recently installed .
new furnace In his home, and en-
joys the change from heating stoves
Richard Borner has completed
the building of the barn on the
Charlie Spitzer farm near Arnold.
Bill Miller and C. W. Splitter also
worked on the building. The barn
is 28x26 feet and they completed
it in q little over q weeks time.
Miss Ruth Hanson left the latter
part Of the week for Washburn
where she u visiting relatives and
attending the Mclean county In
stitute. She is employed as teacher
in the rural school just east OF
town.
Grant Satterf and family have
moved to the Arne Madam place
about thirty-ei8ht miles from Bald.
win in Frances township. Several
of the neighbors helped Grant
move.
Prof. &c. Peterson and wife
visited in the capital city the latter
part Of tho week.
Rev. Fred Christ, field pastor Of
the Presbytery, who resides at Will
ton, will officiate in the local pull
pit rs pastor every other Sunday.
He will also preach ut Wilton the
same days. Other times Rev. Christ
will continue his work as field mis-
sfonAfy. -
P. K. Eastman and T. F. Stefflin,
wellknown business men Of Will
ton, passed through here last Sum
day en- route to Bismarck where
they met Mrs. Eastman, who had
just returned from . visit with her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Marcellus, at Los An
Geles, Cal The Marcellus family
are former residents Of Wilton; and
are well known locally. They like
the west very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flanagan en-
tertained at their home Sunday In
honor of the birthday Of their son
Edward. Cards formed the main
diversion, honors going to Simon
Coughner and Henry SebFey. A
four course luncheon was served at
five o'clock. The invited guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. George Schon-
cry and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Kfawitter and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon. Goughner and family. Hcnry
Sebrey and Patrick Flannagan. Ed
ward received . number Of nice
gifts in honor of the occasion,
which was his 2lth birthday. ~
I'm Falkenstein was transactins
business in the capital city sstur-
The John .Nordstrom family have
moved 70 Nauehton township, and
the place formerly occupied BY them
b now 6ecpbied BY Albin Nord.
strom aJd fllnily, who purchased
this place. ear il the year.
r. =. 0eCnrdy, well known at.
tornsy Of 1ismleck, was looking
after husleaps AFFAIR around here
We NJ III ". and M.
Willie BoEpa pre- taking tn. initial
steps towir a. ad6ption q little
Willie GreGnhieg, Who has beer
making his> hpnas With them fo1
several years. Ss
Dill NilIoes q sksIield Nas I husi.
ness caller q town the 4bes ~ q
ms is Halkssstsia 81 =; !;
turned o.&on higH Sehool wp1lk3 b
the capt. k;SttY 6&teti . plo1n6u|
visit 9y9g upek-end atsAe,
home 81 - town. q is sss
Clareqee Tallfsletein. whCA 10,
been WI kihk neat Pella tor yssv
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