Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-03-18
BRADDOCK-

There will be basket social at the
Beseler school Saturday March 26.
Six miles south of Braddock. Every
one welcome.
There has been several auction bills
in the country. People must be get
ting tired of farm life.
Mrs. Reaman and Bonnie are back
from visiting points in Nebraska and
South Dakota. Guess Mr.. Reaman
is glad too. 49,
Hiding Forr'ell is working for L.
R. Briggs at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beseler and Miss
Young were entertained at the VIM.
Fransen home for Sunday dinner. e
Mr. and Mrs. H. Soram and daugh-
ter Pearl and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Barth were entertained at the Gus
Parson home for Sunday dinner.
Mckinley Reamann is in Bismarck
receiving medical aid.
Roy A. Sparks has resigned as the
mail carrier for Uncle Sam which he
has filled for the past 10 years and
is now working on farm.
Luck to you Roy.
R. E. Mccain transacted business
at the county seat Monday. -"
Olga Boline was Bismarck visitor
and shopper Wednesday and Thurs
day of last week.
Ruben Swanson was an over night
visitor here Friday. Ruben is one Of
Rraddock's popular young, men but is
now travelling salesman for Armour
& Co, of Bismarck. Come again,
Ruben.
Mrs. Gottlieb Fercho was a Dris-
coll visitor for week, arriving home
Thursday.
The Literary Sociey of our school
gave a good programme last Friday.
The debate was Resolved, That Win
ter sports are more healthful than
summer sports. The alternatives are
the winners. Alternatives: Cecil Ry-
an, Louis 'Lesher; Negatives, Ruby
Van Dyne, Roland McCune. It is
due, our teachers, and our children,
that we parents should attend these
programmes more than we do.
Alice Anderson spent part Of Fri
day and Saturday at Bismarck this
week.
Jerry Martella and Victor Bechtel
of Hazelton, were Braddock callers
Sunday. They have opened a new
restaurant at that place and are now
ready to cater to all that 60 Their hun
cry and cold
i Mrs. August Benz came down from
Motif to take her mother, Mrs. Mag
define Goodyear back with her. Mrs
Goodyear has been very sick with the
flu and pneumonia and still needs the
best of care.
DR. and Mrs. Dewitt Baer left last
Tuesday for Bismarck, returning Sat
urday. While there, and operation
was performed on Mrs. Baer's nos.
and throat with high hopes that thi.
will be benefit to her hearing, which
has been impaired for some time.
Mrs. B. L. Baker, near Temvik
and her sister, Mrs. McCulley, wer,
passengers to Bismarck Tuesday, tn
former to receive treatment for he
eyes.
John NJ. Rand arrived home from
Ortonville, Mimi, last Thursday. HI
will be employed at the Albert AmunG
son farm this summer.
4 Margaret Engleman's smiling coun
tenance will be missed here for few
days. Margaret is visiting at Bis
marck this week.
Have you noticed Jake Root of late
sort of an unhappy expression on hi
face-we think Jake likes clerkinl
better than doing chores.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs
a. r. Dix on Saturday, March Goth
All members that can try and be pre-
mt. Important business.
Rev. FIR. Strommell, of Bismarck
held services Saturday evening; Sun
day and Monday morning at the Cath
Ole church.
Mrs. c.. F. Barton returned las