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

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| Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Beetle and
VIC, Jr., of Hazelton, were Sunday
guests at the Higgins and Martella
homes.
Mrs. Nora Sisco, Of Kintyre, is a
visitor here, with her daughter, Mrs.
Barton, and family.
/ Miss Stella Hermann, teaching near
Braddock, was an over-Sunday visitor
with Linton friends,
! w. w. Mandigo was an overnight
business patron at the Capital City,
Monday.
Vida Swoverland, our "He,io Girl"
spent few days with friends at Bis
marck.
! Emma and Ella Weber, of Wishek,
are weekend visitors with the Leo
| Weber family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sven Heglund were
Thursday passengers to Bismarck, re-
turning next day.
Messrs. Jake Rott and Frank
Haines "hied" themselves off to Bis
marck Thursday. They returned
Friday very presentable looking. So
guess all is well. Business and
pleasure trip combined.
Mr.. Ed Van Dyne was at Kintyre
Thursday, returning by afternoon
train through to Bismarck. Business
trip.
Miss Norma Hanson was an over
Sunday visitor with friends at the
Capital City.
Cards received from Mr.. j. Fitz-
gibbons, enjoying himself at Havana,
Cuba. Joe says: cts 80 degrees
here" We say, "He hasn't got much
ON us today, anyway.
Mesdames Savage andTuylah, of
Kintyre, were weekend visitors at
the F. Haines home.
Ellen Smith, of the Thor MAIDEN
ranch. is visiting with her parents at
Glencoe.
Flora Macdonald is a visitor with
home folks at Glencoe.
Thor MAIDEN, Sam Tracy and John
Anderson are after cattle that have
been wintering near Linton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Button, of
Rurnstad, were Washington Birthday
visitors with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pameere and children
of Wishek, are visiting at the Henry
home southeast of Braddock.
Prof. R. B. Lewis motored to Bis
marck Friday, returning Monday
noon.
This past week was national week
-of song, so the school faculty, with
children, also community, gathered at
the w. o. W. hall Thursday evening
where all old songs, as we'll as new
ones, were sung. Mrs. w. w. Man
digo and daughter, Lima, gave splen-
did piano duet, and Little Martha
Naramore and Lena Kochning each
rendered solos, which were enjoyed by
oil.
Mrs. H. D. McCusker and sens,
MILFORD and Emmett, Mrs Adolph
Stalk and daughter, Marjorie were
passengers to Bismarck Monday, Mrs.
S: returning Tuesday and Mrs. Mack
and children Wednesday.
Virgil Dexter was Bismarck Wis
itor the last of the week.
i Mrs. Carney, who has been a guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Savage for
some time, departed Monday for Self
ridge where she win visit Mr.. and
Mrs. York for while enroute to her
home at Swift Current, Canada. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Savage to
Bismarck.
The Braddock Woodmen Lodge will
give dance at the w. O.. w. Hall
Friday evening, March 9TH. Every
body come and have good time.
Lunch will be served at McCune's
Also Masquerade Dance will be Civ.
en- by the Woodmen, March 18th, St.
Patrick's Day. No dancing allowed
until II o'clock unless masks are worn.
So come prepared.
4 Mrs. H. D. McCusker entertained
the Ladies' Bridge Club and their hus-
bands, as invited guests, Thursday
evening to an excellent 9 o'clock tur-
key dinner Cards were the diver
sion Of the evening ;.
Roy Van ,Dyne arrived Friday from
Breckenridge, Mimi, for a weeks Wis
it with his parents and sister.
Rev. Malpass. Of Linton, conducted
services at the Union church Sunday
evening. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Malpass and two children.
}. A. C. Stalk. representing the Ault-
man & Taylor Machinery Co., arrived
Saturday, spending few days with
his family.
& "A party was given at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stalk Saturday eve.
/. ming in honor Of Mr.. Stalks birth
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