The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-05
Baldwin

antly surprised last Saturday even
ing when a large crowd of the
neighbor folks gathered at the Fall
kenstein home. The time passed
pleasantly. and nice midnight lunch
was served.
Ralph Fricke motored to the CAPT
tai city Thursday after his mother,
Mrs. Ernest Fricke. who arrived on
the midnight train from Waubun,
MINI. Mrs. Fricke will remain here,
we understand the Fricke family
will move back here this fall.
Emil Hilken, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Christ Hilken of Baldwin, and Miss
Bonita brewer Of Wilton surprised
their many friends by being mar
ried recently. Mr.. Hilken and his
bride will reside on a farm a few
miles north Of Baldwin.
Willie Borner was among those
who attended the banquet which
was given by the Bismarck Rotary
club in honor Of the farmers on
Tuesday evening at the Grand Pa
cific hotel. A very interesting and
enjoyable evening was spent.
John Monroe was transacting
business in the capital city the lat
ter part of the week.
Andr wAnderson and Otto Hogue
have purchased new tractors for
this springs farming.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fricke and
small son accompanied by Noel Bor-
ner were business callers in Wilton
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ray Rosebud has returned
to her school near Wing after
spending the weekend with local
relatives.
Miss Olga Rupp Of Bismarck will
spend the Easter vacation at the
home Of relatives in this commune
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Nordstrom
were visiting and shopping in the
capital city Saturday afternoon.
Col. j. NJ. Thompson of Wilton
was here a few days ago attend
ing to various business affairs.
Willie Borner has rented a quar-
ter Of land near his home and also
purchased a team Of horses from j.
II. Small. He will put in large
acreage to wheat this spring, and
expects to hire helper for the
busy season.
Basil Small and family, who have
resided at Arnold for some time,
have taken possession Of the old
Hilken house in Baldwin.
Palmer Strandemo, who has been
living in Cromwell township for
several months, has moved back to
his farm north of town.
Archie Holden, who has been en-
ploed in the Rexall store at Wilton
for some time, left early in the
week for Bridger, Mont, where he
has accepted a position.
Ed. Mount, who was selected as
SCISSOR of c 'ofte for this year, will
attend the meeting of assessors in
Bismarck at an early date. Mr..
Mount has acted as local assessor
for several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fredolen Rupp were
recent business callers in the capt.
tai city.
An agent from Bismarck deliver
cd : piano at the John Monroe home
the other day.
Local friends of Miss Dorothea
Thysell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albin Thysell Of Bismarck will be
sorry to learn she is i'll with pneu-
monia. The Thysell family are
former residents Of the Baldwin
community.
Orville Falkenstein has returned
from = weeks visit in the capital
city where he also took medical
treatment.
Tho elevator in Baldwin owned by
tn WhoAt Growers association has
e)os5d IL doors until this fall. The
Doet few days. Joe Poole, who has
Nhoot ~ "a been shipped ont the
bqQQ Aef3ne % manager Of the ele-
vqtq Nh resums his work IN the
~ frsesnan. manager Of
4gench elevator, spent the week
~ 0utof town.
~. gptiser has returned home
Nm n buejneSs trip to the north
IN pAIt n ~ tate.
Mn GeeFee 6trOhl md two chill
- ~ returned to their home in