The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-10
in Baldwin, and owned by Roy Lewis.
The 500 line bridge crew, which

in Baldwin, and owned by Roy Lewis.
The 500 line bridge crew. wnich
arrived here las. week. has been busy
ne past few daHs repairing the stock
yards at this point
\, W Dahl, merchant Of the ig-
mite City. passed through here Tues
day en- route - the capital city.
Glen. the three yea.~oId son Of Mr.
ana Mrs, Alvin Nordstranl, has been
i'll with = severe cold. Mr.. Nord
stroni and family had planned to at
tend party to be given at the Carr
EliasOn home Saturday evening in
Bismarck. On account Of Glens IN
disposition, they were unable to go.
Mr. Nordstrom and Mrs. Eiiason arp
brother and sister
Mr.. and Mrs ID L. Smith passed
through mere Il short time ago Ell
route to their home from Bismarck.
Nr. aud MIS-. Basil Small Of Arnold
were guests at the nome Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Hogue Sunday.
John Clarity, attorney of Wilton
passed through here Wednesday en-
route to the capital city.
NJ. F. Parker, teacher of a school
in Cromwell township was here a
few days ago.
Friends of Englebrit Tuft will be
interested in knowing he left recent
ly for Canada, where he has accepted
a position as manager of large
farm in Alberta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Giegle and sons
Reuben and Harold spent Wednesday
evening at the Richard Borner home.
Stationmaster Carl Lien was pass
enger on the North 500 Saturday
when he went to Bismarck to spend
the weekend with his family.
Mrs. Basil Small of near Arnold
is again able to be out, after having
! been i'll for about two weeks. Mrs
! Small is the sister Of Harry and Paul
! Hogue.
A community dance was held at the
John Risch home Saturday night
Music was furnished by local talent
and midnight lunch was served.
Otto Hogue of Naughton township
was transacting business here recent
~. Otto reports that his wife, who
cut her hand badly, is again able to
use the injured member.
Emil Giegle purchased sevcra
yearlings and calves from Oscar anc
Christ Satter recently.
Another old time dance and card
party was held in the town hall Sat
urday night. Midnight lunch wa!
served by the ladies.
Paul Borner was a caller at tht
home of Joe Poole and family Sun
day forenoon.
Jay De Long and John Baumiller
Of Glenview were business CALLER!
in town Saturday evening. S.sia,
The Baldwin school children art
preparing valentines for the Valen
tine box.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard. Nixon, old
time residents of Baldwin, but nov
residing in the Puget Sound countr!
of Washington, are enjoying the bes
of health and like it very much in tn,
west. The Nixons are the parents O.
Mesdames Elmer Mccullough ant
Herbert Little.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schultz and sol
Fritz were in the capital city the lat
ter part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knowley Dorman ant
little son, and Mr.. and Mrs. OFT,
Hogue and family of Naughton were
Sunday visitors at the Alvin Nord
strpm home. The two ladies helpet
Mrs. Nordstrom to prepare the luncl
for the rabbit hunters.
Clyde and Clarke Monroe visite'
at the home of their friend, Pau
Borner, Sunday evening.
Steve Gentry from near Bowdel
was here few days ago on business
Mr.. Gentry has large amount Of ha.
which he plans on hauling by truck t.
Burleigh county farmers, he says.
Freddie Herdebu, high school stud
cnt Of Baldwin, spent the weekend
at his home several miles northeas
Of town.
Earl Nixon and wife have fin
baby boy. MIR. and Mrs. Nixon ar
we'll known here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gierke an
little daughter have returned to thei
home in Bismarck after few days
. visit here.
Ted Hogue Of Riverview TOWNSHIP
is spending the week here with hi
brothers Paul and Harry Hogue.
Frank Simons Of the Painted Wood
community was recent business call
er in this district.
Rev. Fred Christ Of Wilton hel
church services here Sunday after
noon.