The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-01
news OF OUR NElCHbORS

A0AW vi Wiki OOlH DdumIIlST re.
sides have moved in. Mr.. Baumillel
and family are still there also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Cummings
and daughter Iona spent few days
Of the past week with relatives in
I'll, Garrison district.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Luybcn OF
,Riveryiew were recent business call.
ers in town.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edmund Rupp and
daughter Charlotte were visiting and
shopping IN the capital city We'd
nesday.
Fred Schroeder and Fulton Mel
son OF Cromwell wee recent callers
in town.
Morris Satter Of Bismarck was
here recently on a business mission.
tie also visited at the home of his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andy Larson.
Several from here attended the
s. hool carnival With was given BY
the teachers and pupils OF the Will
ton schools Friday night. A fine
Ii was had by all, and a nice sum
was realized which will be used for
school purposes.
Local friends Of Mrs. r. A. Dralle
OF Bismarck will be interested in
knowing she is leaving soon for Cal.
ifornia. The Dralle family are well
known here.
The interior Of the Farmers State
Bank was Lady damaged by fire
early Wednesday morning. Had it
not been for the heroic efforts of the
local business men the bank and its
contents would have all been de-
sstroyed. AS it was the loss was con-
fined to the inside fixtures and some
books and papers belonging to the
bank. All moneys, valuable papers,
ETC.. we're in the vault aud were not
damaged. Business of the bank con.
tlnued as usual and repair work on
the building will begin at once. This
bank is an associate of the FIRST
Guaranty Bank Of Bismarck and +.
II. Lahr of Bismarck came here as
soon as possible to estimate the loss
and look over the premises. The fire
was put out by the use Of chemical
fire extinguishers.
thanksgiving Day was observed in
Baldwin in the usual manner. There
were church services in the Lutheran
church, and a number planned on
serving family dinners. TURKEYS
were reserved for that special occa-
sion. and everything went happily on
thanksgiving Day. Local young
people who are attending or teach
ing school were expected home for
the festive OCCASION.
Fred Kent, who has been residing
on the old Hooper farm, has pur-
chased a quarter section of farm
land from, the local bank. This
farm was formerly occupied by the
Christ Satter family, and has been
unoccupied since the death of Mrs.
Satter last spring. Mr.. Kent and
family will take possession of their
new home next spring, and will STAY
where they are ever the winter on
account Of school.
A social party and dance was held
IN the Rupp hall Saturday night by
the local membership of the Farm
ers Union. A genuine old-time dance
was enjoyed with music being fur
nished by local talent. The lady
members of the organization served
midnight lunch. This was the Sec
ond party given by the Farmers
Union since its initial entertain
ment.
r. A. Launaugh of Wilton was
here recently installing a force
pump on the Richard Borner farm,
Mr.. Borner has just completed the
installation of a large water tank in
his home, with the water piped from,
! the we'll to the house.
Walter Ryberg and family have
moved into their new five.roon,
bungalow which was recently com
pleted.
G. w. Splitter of Arnold was here
Few days ago on a business mis-
sion. Mr.. Spitzer's son Willis is at
tending school in Mandan this wear
and. making his home with his aunt.
Miss Grace Falkenstein has re-
turned to her school-teachinr in
Grass Lake township after having
spent the weekend at her home east
of Baldwin. s'
Miss Madge Runey of Bismarck
was here on school inspection work a
few days ago. She also visited other
schools in the neighborhood.