The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-21

pulpit. He will be with US during the
summer months. and is also serving
the Presbyterian church of Wilton.
We understand that Otto Hogue,
who underwent an operation some
time ago for gall trouble, will soon
be able to come home from the hos
| pltal
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morris of
near Wilton were recent callers in
town.
Frank Barnes, we'll known business
man OF Bismarck, visited ut Wilton
| during his trip to this part Of the
| county.
| Mrs. Frank Lindstrom and little
daughter, who have been spending the
past two weeks in Bismarck, will re-
/ turn home this week.
/ Miss Dorothy kocher has returned
from few days visit with friends
in the capital city.
Miss Tilda Splitter, daughter of Mr..
| and Mrs. Louie Splitter. will be a
member Of the graduating class of the
Bismarck high school this year.
W. H. Brown has returned from a
short business trip to the capital
city.
Miss Freda Splitter has concluded
a successful term of school at Wing.
Miss Mildred Erickson spent the
weekend with relatives in the capt.
tai city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sattcr and
family were visiting and shopping in
! town Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gierke and
little daughter Of Bismarck were
| recent guests ut the home Of Mrs.
Gicrke's mother, Mrs. Josephine Lun-
din, and her family.
Corn planting will be rushed this
| week and corn planters will be max
| ing the rounds Of the neighborhood.
! Owing to small corn acreage, Il num-
Der Of farmers hire the planters.
A number Of local young couples
attended the big opening dance which
was held ut the Painted Woods sum
imcr resort Friday evening. Music
was furnished by Ralph Laws orches-
ira and Il number of the latest dane
ing hits were featured. This sum-
mer resort has opened under an en-
trely different management. Mr..
| Weteh and sons having recently taken
it over. and it will be Mr.. Wetch's
!earncst endeavor to run a clean up-to-
date place Of amusement. The
grounds are very extensive and in
excellent condition for picnics. A
large number of Baldwin people will
spend their week-ends ut this popular
resort.
Mrs. G. A. Carlson, we'll known
matron Of the Naughton district, was
painfully injured in Baldwin Satur-
day afternoon when the horse she
was driving became frightened at a
piece of paper blowing across the road
and overturned the buggy, throwing
Mrs. Carlson heavily to the ground.
She was taken to the hotel and later
Clarence Ottow drove her home in
his car.
The Baldwin school will probably
graduate three pupils this year from
the eighth grade, but none from the
high school. As yet the result of the
final examinations which are to take
place this week are not known, so
it is impossible to tell about this at
this time. The younger pupils of the
grammar room will have vacation
during the greater part of the week
while examinations. are being held
for the older pupils.
The dance which was held in the
Town Hall Saturday night drew a
good attendance, a number Of young
! folks from Regain. Wilton and Wing
being here. Music was furnished by
the Higgins orchestra and midnight
lunch was served. As soon as the
weather permits these dances will be
held in the open air pavilion which
is to be built by Mr.. Amt.
Farmers and others who leased
their land some time ago are begin
ming to wonder If the company leas-
ing the land will soon show up and
begin drilling operations. Oil ex-
element which for time prevailed
here has died out.