The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-10
Baldwin

Friends OF Mr. and Mrs. Hans
Arndt. former residents oil BALDWIN,
wto left here some time ago Tor Re
gan. VIII be sorry to know that their
littlc son has been quite III.
John NoraStron4 OF Naus hton
township visited at The nome Of his
ErotheI. AIyin Soristr8m Thursday
ANA ass sted hlm in drilling new
we'll. ALVIN viii 20 10 Bismarck this
week to purchase the necessary cas-
Ing and Pump eutf9t 90 comrlct, the
vel.
Miss Grace Prentice. who IS en-
ployed in Bismarck, passed through
pere few day ago en route 70 ner
home It wilton where she planned
or spending i Vc@ With her par
tnta, Mr.. and Ms. l., h. frent.ce.
Mrs. Andrew Johnson, who mas been
visiting at the home of her son,
Carl Johnson, and family left the fore
part OF the week for the capital city,
wheG she viii visit among other re-
latives. She lives near Still.
Mrs. Lena Miller, who has been
spending some few weeks among
friends and relatives an TINS commu-
nifty, mas gone TO Mandan. where she
Ralph trlcke visited with friends in
Ecklund township Monday evening.
~The~many local friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Swanson, former residents of
Baldwin, now residing south Of Bis
marck, will be glad to know the
stork has left them fine baby girl.
Mrs. Swanson is sister Of Alvin
Nordstrom, local farmer.
Henry Diede, farmer of Ecklund
township, was transacting business in
town the latter part Of the week.
Raymond Dobson, city editor OF
the Minot News, stopped here early
in the week en- route home from the
capital city, where he attended sew
eral sessions of the legislature.
We understand that Charlie Bleck-
reid, who arrived here two weeks ago
from Regan, plans on entering some
line of business in Baldwin at an
early date.
Grant Satter, who left this district
for Frances township late in the fall
spent a few days here looking after
various matters Of a business nature
He also visited with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Christ Satter, east Of town
Andy Larson motored to Bis
marck Monday with large con-
signment of jack rabbits. There were
about 200 rabbits altogether, and a
Bismarck firm purchased the lot for
$40.
geon of Wilton, was in this commu-
nifty short time ago investigating
the peculiar disease which has re-
suited in the death of a number Of
young cattle of the community.
Mrs. Arnold Rupp and son Ernest
were visitors at the C. v. Anderson
home Thursday afternoon.
Albert Bourgeois, farmer Of the Riv-
erview community, was a recent
business caller in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Werner, res
idents Of Wilton for the past &c
years, left recently for Chicago to
make their future home. or several
years Mr.. Werner has been employed
as night Waterman at the Wilton
mines.
"A Oscar Satter motored to the cap
ital city Tuesday forenoon.
The pupils Of the primary grades OF
the Baldwin school had vacation
Monday and Tuesday. as the teacher
Miss Erickson, remained in Bis.
marck with her mother, who under
went an operation.
The Brown boys and several others
have been out hunting coyotes the
past few. days. The boys have 9
large pack Of wolf hounds and kill
a number of coyotes each year.
John Rupp was recent guest al
the home Of his daughter, Mrs. John
Monroe, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hanson were Wis.
itoTs At the home Of Richard BorneI
and.family Monday evening.
Mrs. liver Christianson and SON AL.
fred and daughter Anna were here
u few days ago. They reside in the
Burnt Greek district.
Willis Splitter motored to Bis.
III Friday evening, later going "a
ndan, where he visited with hi
1fstsr. Mrs. Arthur Sackenssen. Will.
II Splitter, who attends school II
Mandan accompanied his father home
and visited over the weekend.
After having been compelled Il
discontinue. mail service for three
weeks on account Of sore foot
Elmer Mccullough has resumed thu
carrying Of the mail on Route 4.
E..A. Lewis and SON Roy were bust.