The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-28
Baldwin
BY FLORENCE BoRNER

BY FLORENCE BoRNER
Mrs. Richard Nixon of Mount Ver-
non, Washington. 10 guest at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Herbert
Little. Mrs. Nixon came to North
Dakota two weeks ago, and has been
visiting relatives at Bismarck until
she came here. Mrs. Nixon will spend
the summer months here.
John B. Rack and stepson, Vincent
Luther. of Mandan spent part Of the
week looking after business affairs In
this locality. They also attended the
sale at the VIM. Paul farm Thurs
day.
Duncan McGillis, business man Of
Bismarck. spent several days Of the
past week on his ranch south of
town.
Martin Bourgeois OF Bismarck was
here Thursday attending to matters
Of business nature.
Misses Grace Falkenstein and Vina
King spent the weekend ct the
home Of Miss Falkenstein's parents,
MIR. and Mrs. ]. I. Falkenstein Both
young ladies teach school in the still
district.
Miss Myrtle Little underwent an
operation for appendicitis Wednesday
morning and is convalescing nicely In
Bismarck hospital.
Mrs. Herbert Little spent several
days Of the past week in Bismarck
with her daughter, Miss Myrtle
Little.
Township election for road over
seers was held Tuesday. Richard
Borner and Herbert Little being the
successful candidates.
Some Of the neighbors assisted Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Kent and family to
move to their new home Monday.
Orvis Adams Of Glenview was q
caller at the Richard Borner home
Tuesday morning. Mr.. Adams and
family moved here last fall from
Washburn. having purchased the
farm formerly occupied by the John
Baumiller family.
Fred Schroeder motored to the
capital city Friday morning on .
business mission.
The auction sale which was held at
the william Paul farm south Of Bald
win Thursday was largely attended
and things sold we'll. Cows brought
exceptionally high prices. A truck
load Of household articles owned by
Pat Freeman was also sold during
the sale. Mr.. Paul and family con-
template moving to Bismarck.
Miss May Little is taking medical
treatment in Bismarck.
Miss Viola De Long and Franklin
Windmill surprised their many
friends by being quietly married in
Washburn recently. Miss De Long is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jay De
Long, farmers Of the Baldwin COM
munity. Mr.. Windmill residing near
Wilton. Baldwin friends extend con-
gratulations.
John Baumilley Of Wilton was here
q few days ago attending to matters
Of q business nature.
Miss Ethel Little. who has been
staying with her sister. Mrs. Harold
Breen. near Bismarck, for several
months has returned home.
@. A. Carlson. pioneer resident Of
the Baldwin community, died 1T his
home two miles northeast Of here
Thursday morning. Mr.. Carlson had
been in feeble health for several
years. He was born at Lansing, Iowa.
August 81. l806. and came to North
Dakota In lsa2, taking up land north
east Of Baldwin where he resided UNI
I'll his death. MIR. Carlson was mar
ried to Miss Ella Wallin in May, 1888.
He was the father Of six daughters
and three sons, all Of whom, are now
living. Besides tho children Mr..
Carlson leaves his wife, 10 Rrandchil-
| dren and large circle Of friends to
mourn his departure. Funeral serv-
Ices were held ut the family home
Sunday afternoon with rev. q. J.
Jacobson Of Bismarck o5liciatin9. In
terment took place In tho Wilton
, cemetery.
N, Funeral services for Hans Christ
| Jansen, pioneer resident Of olenyls~
township. were held In the Preebytn.
: ian church here SATURDAY afre4nnon.
. Rev. II. II. CLARK Of Chicago assisted
!, ny Rev. Fred Christ Of Wilton off,
clated. Mr.. Christensen was Z
| pioneer resident Of this community,
J and besides having large land hold
! lngs no Was vice president o& the
j Farmers State Bank Of Baldwin. ne
y survived by . large family o. chill
1 dren. grandchildren and other rela-
tives.
{ orville Falkenstein took several
/ horses to McXeuzia the tore port o.
the week, which were scld 10 horse
buyer.
Richard Horner and sons Paul and
:. Noel accompanied by Basil Small
1 motored TO Arnold Sunday to visit the
Henry Small family.