The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-19

Seth Strandcmo has returned from
weeks visit to Chicago, and other
points in the east.
While coming home from the mine
with load Of coal Thursday, Clyde
Monroe was SO unfortunate as to have
his foot mashed by the wagon run
ming over il. The accident happened
while Clyde was walking beside the
wagon.
Friends Of the Porter Nelson fam
lily Of the Still district will be inter
cstcd in knowing they are moving to
the old Pete Lipps farm several miles
east Of Baldwin this week.
The local schools held short
patriotic program on the afternoon
Of Armisticc Day. Songs were sung,
and few recitations were given.
John Eliason was business caller
mt the Julius Meyer home Friday. He
purchased two ycarlings from Mr..
Meyer for SIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Stalks Of
bismarck have been spending the past
two weeks with Mrs. Stalks parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.. Nelson.
Miss Ethel Little is spending few
days with her sister, Mrs. Harold
Brccn, at Arnold.
John Rupp left early last week for
ClcarbrOOk, Mimi, where he will be
guest during the winter months mt
the home Of his daughter, Mrs. Claus
GARNER, and family.
Mrs. George Swick visited with her
sister. Mrs. John Monroe. and family
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Higgins left ear
~ in the week for Aberdeen. S. D.,
where they will look up "a new home.
They expect to be away for several
weeks. During the absence Of their
parents, John, Harry and Evelyn will
stay at the F.. T.. Srandcmo home.
Clarence Ottow. former cashier Of
the local bank, but now employed in
Bismarck. was transacting business
here Wednesday afternoon. Clarence
will come hack to Baldwin to live in
the near future and resume his work
in the Farmers State bank.
Baldwin is going To lose her place 81,
the Black Trail, as the state high way
commission has approved the prop0s.
nj to have this trail run west Of the
500 tracks. thus eliminating severa,
crossings between Bismarck and viii
ton. The loss Of the bus trade. IA
we'll as the tourist traffic, will work
"a hardship on Baldwin. but VIC can.
not blame those who have the safety
Of the general public at heart for
their attitude. We understand that
"a spur will be built from here to the
west Connecting Us with the now road.
Harry HOgue, who has been farm
ing in Cromwell township tho past
year, has moved to the McGillis farm
just south of town, where he will be
IN ~t, ,..;AL ~.
HOguc. who has been manager Of this
place for several years. The H0guc
Bros. will have complete charge Of the
farm. as Mr.. McGiliis has disposed of
his personal property interests and
has rented the place for cash.
w. G. Ghcrke left the latter part of
the week for the Twin Cities, where
he will spend few days looking after
matters of business nature.
A number Of local folks motOrcd to
Bismarck Thursday to attend the
Armisticc Day exercises. and also to
take in the corn show and special pro-
gram offered. The operctta, 1.-THE
Feast OF The Red Corn" deserves
special mention. as it was one Of tho
best entertainments we hayc ever
attended.
Fred Rupp. local merchant. was q
recent business visitor in the capital
city.
Duncan McGillis. of Bismarck was
here Friday experimenting the load
ing of his herd of hogs which were
shipped to the Twin City markets
Friday afternoon. Mr.. McGillis &c.
companicd the car. and will spend q
few days in the cities.
julius Meyer was business caller
in the capital city. and while there
also visited the courthouse and filed
the petition opposing the open stock
law. On account of the opposition
offered the proposal to let stock run
at large during the winter months
it failed to carry.
The local coal mines report good
business during the past month. Epe.
cial rates on coal are offered those
who purchase their winters supply ct
this time.
A number Of Baldwin folks motored
to Still Friday evening to attend the
program offered By the teachers and
scholars 81 Ecklhnd township in con-
nectieu With the Parent. Teacher g.
socistjQn. The. progtof4 and ether
enteltA3nml4nt Wa6 va1t much enjoyed.
r: ~ NeCerdy, 1tsnkarek Attorney,
gave an address. the subject Of his
disc0urSe hAin1. The Chi1dss Wal.