The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-16

marck, were pleasant visitors at
the Ernest Saville home Thursday.
! Several of our young folks at
tended the dance Wednesday eve
ming at the John Peterson barn
south of Braddock and report q
good time and fine music.
l. Willis Adams and family spent
Sunday at the Ernest Saville
home.
Harold Brownawell of Bismarck
made business trip to Wild Rose
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wenzel were
at the Saville Dairy farm Tuesday.
on their regular monthly circuit
Quite a number from here at
tended the free show on Tubercu-
losis given by the Modern Wood
men of America at Braddock Tues
day evening.
Several carloads of young peo-
pie from here attended the ball
game Sunday between Moffit and
Braddock, at Moffit. The score
was to in favor of Braddock.
Mrs. o. r. Martini and son Floyd
made business call in Wild Rose
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Snyder and
son James and Mrs. G. w. Snyder
and daughter Lucy, and Mr.. Lester
Davidson of Bismarck were callers
: at the Brownawell home Sunday.
Homer Brownawell spent Sunday
in Bismarck at the home of his
brother Harold Brownawell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Gooding and
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. L. Peter
t son motored to Bismarck Sunday
0 to see Arnold Peterson who is in
a hospital there. His friends will
g be glad to know that Arnold is
: getting along very, nicely.
Several binders from Wild Rose
:. are cutting grain near Braddock
e fer o. r. Martini who is laid up
r at his home in Braddock.
Frank and Fred Saville and sis
= ter, Miss Ada, attended the show
d in Braddock Thursday evening.
A special meeting of the school
board was held at the Clerk
:. office Monday evening to open the
f bids for painting and cleaning the
e school houses. 1t is reported that
It Mr.. Dexter of Braddock, received
d the work.
Y Miss Mary Ryan of Braddock is
e helping Mrs. Reuben Felthein with
!, her homework during harvesting
n MOFFIT CORRESPONDENCE
S The baseball game which was
9 played at Moffit on July between
: Driscoll and lMoffit, ended in
c nothing. The score stood 9 to /
t in the 9Th inning in favor of Moi.
: fit, and Driscoll quit"
f Quite number of Moffit folks
a were at Bismarck on August 8, to
: take the Civil Service examination
Il for Rural Carrier out of Moffit
: The rural route which is to take
z in territory south and west of Moi
fit is announced to open about Sep
TENDER 3, 1924.
v Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Dexter and
t three sons residing in Grenell, Iowa
J. are here visiting at the home OF
: relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Morrison who live near Brittin, N
t D. Mrs. Dexter is q sister of Mrs
Morrison. A most pleasant day
was spent last Saturday by the
/ above families, also Mr.. and Mrs
4 Fred Moffit, in a tour of inspection
r Of the Experimental station at
Mandan and vicinity, and a most
enjoyable picnic lunch, which the
:, party partook of at the Tourist
Camp at Mandan, where the trav-
elers rested for a couple of hours
The Dexter family expect to re-
: turn to their home in Grenell soon
. They have been touring for the
past 2 weeks.
y Our local banker, Mr.. Fred
!, Pilsbury and family are entertain.
. ing Mr.. Pilsbury's father, mother
and brother from Minneapolis
MINI.
Mrs. Jason Hoover and SON have
returned from a pleasant visit
spent with her parents who live in
Minnesota. On Wednesday the II
CT August, Mrs. Hoover will en-
terrain the Ladies Aid of Moffit at
her farm home. Everybody vel.
come.
Miss Thilda Vaugstead, has re-
turned from short vacation spent
with her parents and other rela.
4 tives in Minnesota and has again
taken up her duties as teacher OF
School No. 2, Morton township,
$ Baseball game at Moffit, August
: 10, Braddock VS.. Motif, score 6 ia
'-l3 favor of Braddock.
Il Harvest is in full Swing in this
Q ilocality. The rye crop is already