The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-25

Friday with his consignment for the
St. Paul stockyards.
! Miss Laura Hanson has returned TO
| her home in the capital city after
weeks visit with her friend. Miss
Grace McAvoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Norris and
family Of near Arnold spent Sunday
with relatives northeast of Baldwin.
/; Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Little and
; family motorcd to Regain Sunday
where they were guests ut the Roy
! Little home.
/; Mr.. and Mrs. liver Christensen and
| family were recent callers ut the Will
lie Borner home.
Mrs. Olof Lundin has returned
from a short business trip to the
capital city.
Miss Margaret Hollngsworth spent
the weekend at her home in Wilton.
H. Bernstein, well.known resident
Of the capital city, was eransacting
business in this neighborhood Friday
morning.
Friends of Mrs. C. v. Anderson,
who was severely injured in an auto
mobile accident while touring
z, through the western part of the state
some time ago, will be glad to know
she is recovering nicely and was re-
Gently discharged from Dickinson
hospital. Mrs. Anderson left here
several months ago with her hus-
band, who is bridge contractor.
Their home is one mile south Of
town.
| Walter Burkhart, Sam Brown and
Ernest Fricke left the past week 70
points in Wells county, where the.
will work in the harvest and thrcsh-
ing fields. Work is reported rs
! plentiful in the Wells district, as
! they have been blessed with bountiful
1, Mrs. Cab Lien, who recently -
!, ceptcd 4 position in the 500 depot q
+ Bismarck, will move to that city. The
. Lien children, George. Harry and
i. Margaret. will live With their motheE
4 Mr.. Lien will make his homo % the
:! Baldwin hotel.
:. Rev. c. Muellenberg, who has been
acting as pastor Of the Presbyterian
+ churches Of wilton and Baldwin. will
s leave this week for his work in the
9 near, Chicago. III. During his three
e months stay here, Rev. Muellenberg
d has made host Of friends, who are
; sorry to see him leave. As yet no
e action has been taken toward secur-
ing a pastor to take the place vacated
n by Rev. Muellenberg.
r Lester Falkenstein, who had been
t, employed - night clerk in the Soc
k, hotel. was compelled to discontinue
r. the work ON account of poor health
IS Lester is recuperating at his home
is east of town.
Quite . few local farmers have
le started fall blowing and disking. the
III rains Of the past week putting tn
8. ground in splendid shape for tn
!. work.
1t Mrs. Sophia Anstrom, who left her
tn some time ago to accept work II
cr Russia, will be interested in knowing
be OF his recent marriage to Miss Dori
Jackson Of New York city. Tn
Of nswlyweds will make their home q
n Moslowcut, Russia. where the gro0r
IS. holds = responsible position with
farm machinery company.
n. was eiven Wednesday 1t the Jo
is. Marley home was fairly well attend
ed. County Agent A. r. Miesen "a
nd planned the advantages obtained
,rs caponising, and explained just ho'
A. the work was done.
,r- Miss Gertrude Fricke arrived o
the train Friday from Bismarcl
M whore she has been working for &c,
ers sral months, and is visiting nc
ill home folks this week.
is. Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Giegle left
ST. motor Saturday for Coal Harbor an
nix. Garrison where they arc guests /
go the home Of relatives.