Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-03-10

dren spent few days the past week
at the G. B. Aarvig home.
BRADDOCK-
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would appreciate it very much.
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yet?
We fee, almost certain that spring
is Wit: us again.
Ole Feltheim, our local stockbuyer,
shipped q carload of hogs Saturday
to South St. Paul.
Mrs. o. Martini was at Bismarck
for few days having dental work
done.
Mrs. Geo. Naramore was Bis
marck visitor this week.
H. D. McCusker has been drawn
as a petit juror in Federal court at
Fargo. He departed last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hammer were
Hazelton visitors Tuesday.
Adolph Stalk spent Sunday at home
with his family.
Vida Swoverland was at the Capital
City this week visiting.
Mrs. C. T. Barton entertained a
few ladies at cards Thursday evening
in honor of Mrs. Nora Sisco, of Kin
tyre.
Mrs. A. c.. .Staak entertained the
Whist Club and Mrs. Nora Sisco, as
outside guest, Saturday evening. A
delicious lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Whitford
Mrs. G. A. Lenhart and Mrs. A. B.
Forsyth were Sunday guests at the
A. C. Stalk home.
Miss Esther Zellmar, of Bismarck
(but formerly of Braddock) and
friends were Sunday guests at the
Weber home. Also Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Fercho, of near Steele.
The Misses Martha and Rita Weber
Phrena and Winifred Junge, Cecilia
Ryan, Vida Swoverland and Norma
Hanson and Messrs. Baxter, McCloud
MCGEE, Lewis and Van Dyne were en-.
tertained at the McCusker home Sat
urday evening. Cards and Edison
music were the diversion of the eve.
ming.
j. G.. DeFrance, connected with one
of the banks of Hazelton, is here act.
ing as special deputy, taking charge
of affairs of the Farmers Bank, which
closed their doors two weeks ago.
Mr.. Fred Fockler was a passenger
to Bismarck Friday, returning Satur'
day with his sister-in-law, Mrs. Joe
Fockler, who has been confined at the
Bismarck hospital since in December
Mrs. Fockler was almost we'll wher
she contracted smallpox, which re.
tarded her complete recovery a while
longer. Her many friends here are
glad she is home again, and hope that
her strength will soon be regained.
Village election will be held here
March 18th, electing three trustees
clerk, treasurer, justice of the peace
and marshall.
The Braddock fire department have
set their meeting night for the last
Monday in the month. Members. take
notice.
The dance given by the Woodmer
last Friday was very well attended
and all report a good time. Don''
forget the masquerade Thursday
Marc 17thh. Everybody come, and
come costumed. Make this dance 8
grand success.
The Thor MAIDEN family and Am.
brose McCloud were Sunday Dime,
guests with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Saw.
age. :.
There will be given at the w. 0. w
Hall Tuesday night, March 18th, &
home-talent play entitled 'The Oh
Maids Convention" by the ladies o.
the Rebeccah Lodge of Hazelton. TIL,
writer met none Of the representatives
that were here Saturday, so can't give
the details very correctly. But every
body turn out, and give the ladies .
good house. Dance will be given af
ter the play.
The "Lucky Thirteen Club" com
posed of high school girls, were en-
tertained at the Leo Weber hom'
Monday. Cards and music were tn,
pastimes Of the evening. Refresh
ments Of ice cream and cake wer
served. Miss Esther Weber wa
the hostess. All report a very fin
time.
The Ladies' Aid met at the home o
Mrs. Long Thursday afternoon
Sewing material for quilting. !
special meeting was held at the churcl