The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-21
BRADI,OCK

Warner Scmpel accompanied by his
cousin, Miss Grace Campbell. motored
to Bismarck Monday morning, return
ed home the same day.
Misses Edna and Ruth Eide Of
Rushmore, Mimi, are visiting with
their aunts, Mrs. Henry Sorem. and
Mrs Nels Thompson.
Mrs. Jas Murphy and Miss Alice
Piers were Bismarck callers Tues
day. r
J. w. Mikcsell rctupned from st.
Paul Tuesday afternoon. He took
several carloads of stock TO the cities
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Browning and
little son OF Knox City. Mo-, visited
this week at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Allensworth. Mrs. Brown
ing is cousin of Mr.. AllenswOrth.
Pearl Hutton arrived in Braddock
Tuesday from Kansas to take in the
naying season and harvest. but was
very much disappointed to find that
there was no work to be got here.
He says there is no harvest except
corn fodder from Kansas here. Mr..
Hutton has been in thc habit Of
coming To Braddock every year to
take in the harvest.
Carl Hanson left Wednesday for
Wishek to see the new son that ar
rive. Tuesday at the home Of his
daughter. Mrs. Geo. Meyers. Mr..
henson has spent the past month
helping out at the DE Renee black
.mith shop and getting his auto
mobile fixed. lie now has his car
in good shape and is very proud Of
it. Mr.. llansons many friends here
arc always glad to see him return
10 Braddock.
q. fcltheim. who went to St. Paul
saturday morning with several car
loads Of stock. returned to Braddock
Wednesday afternoon.
Floyd and George MARITIME left for
Michigan. North Dakota, Thursday
morning to take in the haying and
wheat harvest which is very good
a. Valley City on their way there
ard visit with their sister, Miss Hazel
MARITIME. who is attending normal
school there.
Master pershing Vie and little sis
ter Evelyn returned home Tuesday
evening after couple Of weeks visit
1T the home of their aunt, Mrs. Roy
Shafer, Of Napoleon.
Vim. Beselcr has purchased q new
Oldsmobile De Lux sedan from the
local agent.
Miss Violet Dexter. who has been
attending the Epworth League con
vcntion at Valley City. returned
home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J. J. Peterson and Mrs. H.
w. Allen motored to Bismarck Mon
day morning.
Word has been received announcing
the marriage of Miss Adelma Per-
son, eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
&. T.. Person, of New England to
Ralph Hanson Of Bismarck on july
18th. Both of these young folks are
we'll known in Braddock. Mrs. Han
son spent her childhood days in and
near Rraddock and Mr.. Hanson was
raised on farm north of Braddock.
lie is son of G.. A. Hanson. The
yoI.. ,uple are enjoying trip
through the Black Hilh. Their many
friends wish them happy and pros
porous married life.
Mrs. VIM. BAXTER returned Thurs
day from several days visit with
her sister, Mrs. Katherine Hcnder-
.llott, Of Bismarck.
4. l.. Smith Of Bismarck, general
agent for the Standard Oil company,
spent several days in Braddock this
week in the interest Of the company.
The Farmers Elevgtor has been
shipping in corn and oats TO help the
farmers in getting their, hogs and
stock ready for market.
Messers. Sig Mewgaard and Harvey
Weber left Monday to play ball with
Eureka. They played two games, one
with Aberdeen and one with Ellen
dale and report victory for Eureka
in both games. They returned to
Braddock Thursday evening.
A. j. Piers motored to Steele
Thursday evening to meet Mrs. Piers
and daughters. Gertrude and Ollie,
who have been at Wyzatta during
the past year where the girls have
been attending school. We IRE sure
that Mr.. Piers is glad to have his
family all home again.
Grand Hulelt and family and Mr.
days on fishing trip to Lisbon
where they also visited with the
family of Fred Henry
Quite number of farmers have
started in haying this week. Hay
is very scarce around here and il
behooves them to get at it as soon
as possible. The corn, which had
all prospects of being . good crop
is commencing to show the effect OF
the continued drought
The Ladies Aid Of the Union NJ. f
church met at the home of Mrs. VIM
Beseler, south Of town. The attend.
ance was not very large. A deliciou.
lunch was served by the hostess.
Mrs. b. F. Thinner and Mrs. j. II
Deal Of Forreston, ILL.,, have been thu
guests Of Mrs. Rambough.
1 II. f. Fraser attended the NORTH
Dakota rural carriers convention a,
Harvey, July IL and Is. Many prom
!. incnt speakers were in attendance, in
Guiding Hon. Thomas Hall, Of Bis
marck; Hon. ]. Sinclair, of Kenmare
: and Postmaster Stewart, of Minot
This was the largest convention Of
: rural carriers ever held in North Da
kota. The following officers wer,
:. elected: president, H. B.. Curtiss, Nc
. Clusky; vice president, Carl Bueai
Max; secretary-treasurer, H. E
: Fraser: delegate to the national con
svention at Philadelphia, H. b. Curtiss
The next state convention will be hel,
!: Mt Cooperstown.
Mrs. J. D. McCusker and Mrs. n
W. Allen motored to Hazelton Thurs
azlay morning.
0. r. Martin acted as substitute o,
route No. while n. r. Fraser 1t
tended the state convention Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday.
,-i,..Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Savoy, accom-
panied by Mr.. H. W. Allen and Mr.
Fred Junge. drove over to Hazeltol
i E;day evening to see MrA H. A
Armstrong, who is seriously i'll .
her home there. Her many friend
here are sorry to Sec her in such
critical condition.
Ts n son was born to Mr.. and Nh
II 30hn Pugh It Bismarck Friday morn
Ing.
4: :..@ss.:..Mr. Feltheim. who has bean. shir
ping s.oc.: froh, this loesaist. rscSit