The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-18


was honor guest at shower which
was held at the home Of Mrs. Alvin
Nordstrom Wednesday afternoon.
Over SO were present. among them
being Mesdames Swan Swanson,
William Gierke. Hans Hanson, and
Karl Eliason of Bismarck. A de-
licious lunch was served. Mrs. Nord-
strom was the recipient Of number
of nice gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Cummings
and little daughter Iona were visit
ing with friends in the capital city
Tuesday.
]. w. Jiras of Cromwell was here
Monday on business. Mr.. Jiras suf-
fered heavily in q recen. storm. when
most Of the buildings on his place
were wrecked. Other farmers in that
vicinity also report buildings DAM
aged. The storm which struck the
Jiras place was in the nature of q
cyclone. y.
Another school meeting was held
recently, at which it was decided
not to move the school building fol-
the accommodation of the children
in the southeast part Of Crofts town
ship. There are three school build
ings in Crofte. only one of which has
been used during the past few years
However, this fall the school near
the William Fricke farm will open
there being several little folks uu
that way who will attend same.
Mrs. Alvin Nordstrom had for her
house guests Tuesday and Wednes'
day some relatives from Roseglen
who visited here while en- route home
from motor trip to different points
in Minnesota.
Fulton Nelson and John Riscf
were Thursday callers at the Richard
Borner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lysne Of
Minneapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyt
Nelson of Castlewood, S. D., Mrs
Anne Bergum and two children o.
Duluth, Mimi, and Jens .. Lysnt
Of Mortified, Mimi, have beer
spending some time in Baldwin q:
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
J. S. Fevold and Family.
w. j. Jiras has been busy hauling
lumber for the new barn he is erect
| ing on his farm in Cromwell town
ship to replace the ona blow, dowr
in a recent storm.
Ray Freeman of Minot spent thu
fore part Of the week here. and alst
transacted business in the capita
city. He returned home on the bus
Thursday afterno N.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Varley, who have
been spending the past few weeks II
Oregon. are expected hons at Al
early date.
Indy Larson hauled . consign.
ment Of DOL belonging to loca
farmers to the shipping point at Bis
n. ,rc'': the fore part Of the week..
Everyone who can get away ha'
been busy picking juneberri alonf
the creeks and rivers the past fev
days. The berries are quite plentiful
and of good .ize. Mosquitoes alst
are quite plentiful md Of goot
size," which makes berry-pickini
quite interesting"
Daily Bible school opened Jul.
9th in Baldwin with Miss Ellen Linz
from South Dakota and Miss Der
getta, Tosseth of Still. N. D.. .
teachers. Forty-four pupils hav'
enrolled so far, and we understand
others will attend this week. Mis-
Lind and Miss Tosseth are making
their home with the Ira Falkensteil
family and driving back and fort
| in the car. The Bible school close
on Friday Of this week, and . mic
program will be given by the teach
ers and pupils in the community hal
on Friday evening. The public !
cordially invited to attend the pro
gram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fredolen Rupp an
children, Richard and Frances, an
Adam Herdebu, brother Of Mri
Rupp, have returned from . tw
weeks motor trip to the Yellow
stone National Park. They had
most enjoyable time, and saw man
interesting sights. They came HON
by tho southern route and spen
some time visiting in the Blac
Hills section Of South Dakota. MI
Rupp and party rep ,rted much col
weather with snow along part Q
their route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Falkenstei
left Friday for Dunn Center wher
they will be guests 1t the home Q
Mr.. Falkenstein's cousin, Mr.!
Elmer King and family. They viii
also spend some time in Dickinso
with Mr.. Falkenstein's sister, Mis-
Grace Falkenstein, who il attend
ing Normal school there.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Peterson m
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kant were recen
visitors 1T the home Of Bismarc
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Pinks m
little son, Willie, Jr.. and Mrs. Mar
Pinks Of Bismarck spent Sunday Z
the Willie Borner home in Burn
Creek. Other guests were Mr.. N
Mrs. Richard Borner and son Paw
LOT. Baldwin.