The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-26
BALDWIN NEWS

quarter section OF unlmprOVcu laHG
southeast Of here. the former owne,
being Miss Lena Baumgart Of Chicago
The land joins Mr.. Burkhart's Other
property
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rosenbeck Of
the Cromwell district were visiting
and shopping in town recently.
Professor l.. e. Peterson was among
those who attended conference OF
principals which was held in B!smarcf
Friday. The purpose of the meeting
was to arrange for a school Play Day
which will be held in Bismarck before
the schools close. Owing to Mr.. Pet
erson's absence no school was held in
the high school rooms Friday.
Archie and Walter Burkhart of near
Arnold were recent business callers ir
town. Walter Burkhart reports the
recent sale Of his farm Of 240 acres to
party near Drake. The considcra'
ton was SIS per acre. Mr.. Durkhar'
is in charge Of the road work on the
BLACK Trail between Arnold and Bald.
win. lie and his family may locate IN
baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Falkcnstein motor
cd to Still Sunday where they attend
cd n dinner which was given at the
Morris Anderson home in honor OF
Mrs. Elmer King Of Dunn Center
Mrs. King returned home the fore
part Of the week after visiting among
relatives in this and other communi
ties Il little over n week.
A number Of local residents attend
cd the sales which were held at thu
Olof Lundn and Ira Burkhart farm:
the past week.
The0dc.e Burkhart, who had beer
living on the old Fritz place south
east Of here. has moved on the farm
owned by his brother. the late Ira
Burkhart in Naughton township.
The following officers were elected
in the township election which was
held on Tuesday Of last week.
Justice Of the Pcace--Ernest Frickc
Herbcrs Little.
Road Superviscrs--Sam Brown and
Andrew Peterson.
Clerk-Frcd Wood.
Constable Monroe.
Assessor Edward Mount.
Most of the officers were reelected
Mr.. Mount being elected to take the
place of assessor instead of Mr.. c. r
Bleckreid, who recently moved t
Regain.
Matt Hettich, who has been ten
ant on the J. B. Rack farm neal
Arnold. has moved to the farm for
merly owned by Henry Small which
he recently purchased. A new mar
is on the Rack place whose name W.
have not yet learned.
Mrs. c. w. Splitter and children
Frances and Willis visited at the farm
over the weekend, returning to Bis
marck Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. liver Christensen has for he
house guest a sister from Cedar Falls
! Iowa.
Miss Emma Peterson, teacher o
! the grammar grades. was i'll severa
days of the past week and unable t
| teach. During her absence Mrs. l.. {
! Peterson acted as substitute.
Several from here motOred to Re
gan Friday to attend the big Com
munity Day celebration. There wer
! free movies and other attractive fea
lures and fine time avs had by al
who attended.
\ A number Of local folks plan on at
tending the Winnipeg Riddles whicl
I will be in Wilton at the Grand thea
! ter Wednesday evening Of this week
! 1t is the first time these we'll know
midgets have played in Wilton.
A fine new kimball piano was re
Gently delivered at the Ira Falken
1 stein home.
Miss Edna Johnson spent part o
! the week at the home of her brothe
Carl Johnson and family.
Mrs. Andy Larson. prophecies o
the local hotel, has been on the sic
list the past week.
/ A number Of the school childre
/ have been confined to their home
with illness here Of late. and schoo
| attendance has been rather poor.
Freddie Herdebu, high school stu
dent Of Baldwin, visited at his HON
east of town over the weekend.
George Schonert and family move
to the Johnson farm south Of tow
last week. Lois will go to the IVES
Burnt Creek school and Lester wi
finish this term in Baldwin.
Mr.. Monroe helped James McAvO
and family move last week. Gordo
and lrma will go to the summer sch0t
north Of town and Grace will finis
the term in Baldwin.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Rupp we,
transacting business in Wilton Nor
day afternoon.
Miss Bessie Anderson Of Bismare
visited with friends in this commun
ty over the weekend.
John and Harry Higgins entcrail
ed number Of their schoolmates
magic lantern show which was give
at their home Wednesday cvenin
The pictures shown were, much Ell
joyed by all who we're there.
Mrs. Ida Fricke was visiting ~
; shopping in the Capital City the To-
part Of the week.
j. S. Fevold was looking after bus
ness affairs in Wilton few days ag
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Hilken we
Sunday buests at the Joe Sorch hon
} Joe Poole. local manager of Il
, Bourgeois Implement Company, rcpor
the sale of nine Van Brunt drill
/. this. spring.
MRS. Emil Gicgel has been quite
at the family home the past few da.