The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-13
BALDWIN

around again after a weeks sojourr
In the Bismarck lnspikAl. Mr.. Bour
gois was taken suddehly III last st
urday and hurried to Bismarck
where 1T was found that he was sui
fering. with ptomssne poisoning.
| NJ. +. Paykert local Representative.
for. the J. r. ,Watkins, company. ha.
accepted position as teacher in on,
Of the rural schOpls OF Cromwell
township. Mrs. Arthur Magnus Of
Baldwin will also teach in the 'Crom
we'll schools this year. %
Miss Esther johnson Of Portland
Ore. who has been Visiting, here with
her sister, Mrs. Oscar Sattcr, and
also in Bismarck with her brother
Harry johnson, and family, left some
time since for Carthage, So. Oak.
where she will be the .s'est Of an.
other brother, Arthur JOHNSON, and
family. before she returns to uhe
Pacific coast.
Willie Borner, accompa MED BY vii.
lie Grecnberg Of Burnt Greek town.
ship. were Sunday dinner gucsks 1t
the Richard Borner home. Mr.. Borner
reports that several. farmers Of his
neighborhood have completed thrcsh.
ing their crop, which did not turn
out very we'll.
Mrs. Olaf Lundin was business
caller in the capital city over the
weekend.
Miss Dorothy Kochcr. who has been
acting as local telephone operator
has left to accept work at the Lester
Larson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hanson motored
to the capital city Thursday, where
Mrs. Hanson entered the Bismarck
hospital for medical treatment. Dur
ing the absence Of Mrs. Hanson the
hotel is being managed by. Mrs. c.
+. Bleckrcid.
Fred Wood, local manager Of the
Standard Oil company, is having an
addition built to his residence.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Gottfred Kikul Of
Bismarck spent Sunday with rela-
tives in this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Satter and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Breen
Of Arnold and Miss Marie Jacobson
Of Bismarck spent Sunday at the
Herbert Little home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Higgins and
J family were visiting and shopping in
the capital city the latter part Of the
| week.
/ William Miller and Carl Schultz
farmers of the Burnt Creek district
were here Friday to attend the far.
mcrs' meeting.
Sam Brown and sister. Miss AIMS
Brown, mot0rcd to the capital cit,
on business Monday.
| Reuben Giegle. little SON Of Mr.
and Mrs. Emil Giegle, is just getting
! over the mumps.
Mr.. and Mrs.. George Roscnbecl
and daughter, Matte, were recen
visitors at the home Of their daugh
ter, Mrs. Walker Ryberg,- and family
County Agent A. r. Miesen, &C
companied by John Haw. agricultur
al development manager of the Nor
thcrn Pacific railway; held. .shor
business meeting in the Farmers
elevator Friday forenoon. The pur
pose of the meeting was to ascertain
the condition of the farmers regard
ing the feed question, From her
the two men went to Wilton, wher
they held similar meeting.
| Mr.. and Mrs. p. K. Eastman, &C
companied by their son Allan. passc
through here Monday en- route .fror
their home at Wilton to the Biac
Hills. where they plan on spendin
a two weeks vacation, returning b
:! the way'of Dickinson and the Ra
lands. Mr.. Eastman is q wcll.kAOw
business man of his home city.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ottow vii
Lifted with friends east of here Sunda.
J. S. Fevold was transacting bus
ness in the capital city the fcl
y part Of the week.
Il Rural Mail Carrier Elmer McCu
Tough and family motorcd to, ii
capital city Thursday to attend I'll
" big circus. Roy Lewis acted ~ ma
Il carrier during the absence of N
Mccullough.
Thomas Marley. VINO has bee
: spending some time visiting anon
relatives in this community. has r
turned to his home at Milwaukee
, Wis.
Il Mr., and Mrs. John Riesch "a
e family and q number of others m
' torcd to the river after ehokcche
e ries Sunday. Chokechcrries arc vel
!, plentiful this season. and a lot
! folks are busy putting them up 4,
e winter use. !,
a Walter Burkhart. who is employs
: on the Harry Hogue farm in Cror
d well township, spent the week.ea
( at home.
I'll D. ]. McGillis and Paul Hog
G drove cattle 10 Bismarck Monday.
v C.. r. Christensen. who has bet
It here for some weeks buying>up stoc
: left Friday afternoon with . lsrl
Equipment of hogs and cattle for q
Minnesota markets. Mr.. Christians
n lives at South Haven, Mimi. not 4
+ from the Twin Cities.
MI Percy Freeman. who has been
: rcs1:dcnE Of Baldwin for tho %
sixteen years, left the latter part.
|. the week for Qberoal, where he W
act as manager of the Monarch el
q fvatOr. The elevator at Baldwin. ia
e merly in charge Of NJ. Freeman, Il
! closed for . year. II
TRYCC i.
IL Bud and Wiron Nelson were 60
ers at Geo. Nelson's Tuesday att
: John kruger was a caller at &,
I Nelson's last Wednesday, morning.
al Mrs. A. Kruger. John and Ell
were business shoppers in Bismar
j Tuesday, also visiting her daught'
n Mrs. Forest Harding.
Oscar Coleman and family. CT
! Nelson and family. G.. G. Whit
- ana. family, Merc IN BISMARCK
: attend the AT Barnes circus ID
4 Thursday, also TO MaHdAn.
(, b. Porter FROM Noffit "
!. through this neighborhood Frid
al morning.
'e John Andersen and family We
= Regsn shopperN Saturday night. y.
81 Martin Nelson. Mrs. John Olsl
!. John Anderson and family. Mr.. .
g Mrs. Geo. Nelson and family .
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Relish we
= to the Missouri river west Of BaI
!. Nin Sunday. iThey had = nice picl
:, - dinner and got . lot Of wild pluH
=. cherries and grapes.
4. John Anderson purchased . n
y Mccormick eering header last w
y and y harvesting these days.
s. GlAdys Nelson was caller ct E
- 3. md Nelson,s Monday eveni19.