The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-01
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

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be punished.
/ A number Of. Baldwin folks motor.
ed to Wilton Sunday evening 70 at
tend the final revival meeting Of
Rev. MAtteson. These meetings have
been held In wilton the spGst. two
weeks with fair attendance during. thu
week and good Attendance on Sun
day. On account Of the Grand the
ater. Rev. Matteson will leave early
in the. week for other fields of en-
dcAvor.
Miss Gladys Rupp, high school
student OF Bismarck spent the week
end with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
q. q. Rupp.
Mesdames Ira and Ralph Fa1ken.
stein mot0red TO- still Wednesday
where thty were guests at the Her
man Falksnstein home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rosendahl
have returned.to their home ut James
town after. y pleasant visit over the
week end at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Aleot Rybers.
I Laurence Little, Jean Perkins and
Ralph Fricke who have been work
ins on threshinG rig In the north
ern part Of the state have returned
home. Sam Brown has also come
back from the vicinity Of Harvey
where he has been working.
Captain. Herman Brocupp OF Wash
burn visited with his sister, Mrs.
Meri White the latter part Of the
week. He also visited with friends
hi the capital city.
A few Of the neighbors OF the
Brown. brothers gathered at their
home Thursday evening to take in
the Dempsey-Tuntey bout over the
radio. Several radio parties were
held andall report tho returns com
i,Tg in plain and clohr. The result
Of the match was a surprice to local
fans who had expected, Dempsey to
win.
Miss Anna Brown Of Bismarck
spent q few days Of the week at her
home east Of town.
Ifa Falkenstcin m0tored to Bis
marck the fore part Of the week to
consult an oculist about his eye which
has been giving him considerable
trouble %r aa see Gast tsE st Say' ayb.rr
tertained o number Of friends 1T their
home Sunday evening. Among those
Ryberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rosen-
dahl, Aigot strom and Albert Peter
son, all of the Still district.
MIR. and, Mrs. Herbert Little were
shopping in the capital city the latter
part Of the week
Fuiton Nelson, farmer. u, sorom.
we'll township was recent caller in
town. He reports that his sister
Mrs. Mullenberg, and her daughter,
Mrs. Stephenson. who have been visit
ing at the Nelson homo for several
weeks, have returned home.
Andy Larson has been busy the
past week hauling coal In his truck
for Baldwin residents.
Mrs. Richard Bornor took the north
500 to Wilton. Friday morning, where
she was q business caller ut the den
tnl partors Of, Dr. Nugcnt. She also
visited with friends in the Ignite
city during the day and returned
home late int afternoon.
Paul B0rper, who has been help
ing Ira FAkenstein the past two
weeks with his farm work, has re-
turned home.
Miss Mildred Erickson. local teach
er, visited at her home in the capital
city over the week end.
The many friends of +. M. Parker
will be interested in knowing he re-
Gently opened up the rural school in
Cromwell township near the Fulton
Nelson home. Mr.. Parker formerly
taught school near Arnold and has
been working for the J. r. Watkins
company during the past year.
Rev. &. w. Stewart. Of Mandan pass
ed through here Friday afternoon
en- route to Wilton where he officiat-
cd at the funeral services of Neil
Illness, two year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Illness, who died Thurs
day morning in the Bismarck hos
pital after q brief illness. The vi.
ness family are we'll known here aud
their many Baldwin friends will be
sorry to learn Of the death Of their
little boy.
Frank Barnes, popular cx.sheriff
Of Burleigh county and former
resident Of Baldwin, was caller here
the fore part Of the week.
DR.. William i. Thelan Of Wilton
passed through here Thursday en-
route home from the capital city
whore he attended meeting Of the
state board Of health and accom-
panied his wife and daughter. Gret.
chen, who left the same day for st.
Paul, MINI. Miss Thelans will re-
sumo her studies at St. GATHERINGS
school and Mrs. Thelan will visit
with friends in the Twin Cities, re.
turning home some time next week.
Miss Gertrude Fficke has been
working at the w. C. Gehrke home
the past week, assisting Mrs. Cehrke
with the housework.
A large number Of local residents ut
tended the funeral services for o..
accident near here last Sunday. Fun.
erai services were held in the Still
Lutheran church Tuesday afternoon
with Rev. g. ". Stewart Of Mandan,
q friend Of the family, officiating.
man and 2 msmber Of the American
legion. Military honors were OBJ
served ut the grave, Q salute fired
and taps SOUNDED. The pallbearers
were all former service men.
The past week has been decidedly
chilly. with. : heavy frost Friday night
which killed everything In sight, and
farmers say nipped some of their
pOtRtoes. The frost coming so quickly
found them uRprepAred. Scarcely
any potatoes have been dug and lot
Of corn remains to be picked. The
frost dAmsRed the seed corn and il
10 doubtful Il II will grow. Old time
weather prophets Of Baldwin have
leeyt predicting long, cold winter
and It begins to look Is though they
are going TO be right. l3ut. while
others complain, the miners are
happy All the mines are running
full blast and so It's an III wind
that blows nobody good.
PAINTED. WOODS
veron Petersen> called 1t the Cliff.
ford Hanson fhosne Sunday.
Herman Johnson motored to the
cupital city saturday transactins
business.
Dave Brostrom transacted business
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