The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-10

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Mrs. Cecil Mount.
Miss Vera Fricke left Sunday for
Bismarck where she will resume her
studies in the high school. During
the school week she will stay at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Speery.
Postmaster j. G. Poole has pur-
chased the residence owned by H. &.
Higgins and will take possession ut
an early date.
A poultry demonstration and COM
munity picnic combined was held ut
the J. NJ. Thompson farm, when
County Agent A. X. Micsen came here
Tuesday. A large crowd attended, and
the affair was IA most enjoyable as
well as interesting one.
The. Baldwin schools opened Mon
day for the fall term. Professor L.
{. Peterson is principal Of the high
school. Mrs. Peterson has charge of
the intermediate grades and Miss
Mildred Erickson teaches the primary
pupils. A number Of little folks have
enrolled in the primary room for their
first school work. The general en-
rolIment is slightly higher than it
was last year.
Miss Ruth Hanson Of Washburn be-
xan teaching school i'm the rural
school near the Herbert Little home
Monday. and Miss Anna Christensen
of Regain opened up the school in
Cromwell township near the Schroed-
er home. Both teachers make their
home with the Cecil Mount family
during the school week.
Labor Day was not generally OBJ
served in Baldwin. Excepting for the
closing Of the pOstoffice part Of the
day and the vacation given the rural
carriers. business proceeded as usual.
James Watkins mOtOred to Wilton
few days ago. returning home with
new coupe which he purchased from
the Ford Motor Company, exchanging
his other ear for the new model.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ottow left
last week for Bismarck where Clar-
ence has accepted q position with the
First Guaranty Bank.
Clarence Anderson has returned
home from several weeks vacation
spent with his grandparents in Bis
marck.
Mrs. Mary Pinks Of Bismarck spent
part Of the week with relatives in
this community.
Christ Satter received telegram
Wednesday morning announcing the
death Of his brother, Peter Sattcr.
pioneer resident Of Two Harbors.
MINI. Mr.. Satter was unable to attend
the funeral Of his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ryberg spent
Sunday with Mr.. Ryberg's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Ryberg, in
Frances township. Other guests ut
the Ryberg home the same day we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Strom and Adolph
Ryberg of Regain.
Several men who had been in the
northern part Of the state working
in the harvest fields returned home
last week. On account Of the rainy
weather no work could be done.
Misses Gertrude Fricke and Grace
Klawitter motored to Wilton Saturday
afternoon where they visited with
friends.
The local shipping association ship
ped out cattle and calves Friday aft
ternoon, Il. A. Fricke accompanying
the car to its destination. Mr..
Fricke will spend some time visiting
In Minnesota before returning home.
Among those who contributed to the
shipment besides Mr.. Fricke were
Herbert Little, Ira Falkenstein and
VIM. Frtcke.
During the storm of Thursday after
noon barn on the Charlie Splitter
farm near Arnold was destroyed by
lightning. The tenant, William
Miller, noticing the fire, was able to
save most Of the contents. exec { sew
eral tons Of hay which was burned.
Mr.. Splitter, who formerly lived ut
Baldwin, now resides in Washington.
and we have not learned if the barn
was insured or not. 1t was worth
about sl,5OO. The hay was u total
loss to Mr.. Miller, and hay being
scarce as it is at present is worth
q lot of money.
Miss. Grace Klawitter of Burnt
Greek is spending a few days visiting
among friends in this community.
Ernest Baumgart has returned from
. few days visit with capital city
friends.
This community was visited by sew
eral fine rains the past week which
weIs . big help to late sown crops
and gardens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ryerson and
family Of Regain visited with Mrs.
Ryerson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Christ Satter, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Henry Havreberg has returned
to her home at Carthage, South Da-
kota. after a pleasant visit with rel
ativss In this community.
John Monroe and son, Clyde, motor
ed to the capital city the fore part
Of the week where Clyde entered the
bismarck hospital for the removal Of
his tonsils and adenoids. He will
remain in Bismarck several days for
further treatment before coming
home.
81 Miss Grace Falkenstein left Sun