The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-01

After an unusually early cold spell
and frost. we are all glad to have
il warm UP again.
Mrs. EHlma Shaffer. accompanie,
by Mrs. Albert Christensen, took il
tho county fair Mt Steele Thursday
Miss Myrtle Christensen was . pas
sengcr Thursday afternoon TO
Steele. where she had some denta
work done. She also took in tn,
fair while there.
= +. A. Van Vlect had some of hi!
pure bred hogs ut the Steele count!
fair.
Those who were awarded prizes o.
the Kidder county fair from. Cleal
Lake were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shat
fer for Shropshire sheep and earl,
Ohio p0tat0e., Mr.. aud Mrs. IarolG
Hargravc for Shropshire sheep ant
turkeys.
Mr. Wakelicii of Driscoll made ;
business tliG 10 the Ed. Erickson
fern one day lat week.
Miss I.ano,r .iaryrave, teacher Of
Clear Lake sr.a.l No. /, spent thu
weekend II steele with her sister
Mrs. George Si,a.ier.
Clifford Seisa has been seeding
Mr.. Ti,as u, iIr,scoll mOtored Il
the Elmer Arm, son hoinc Monday fo'
a load OF fur:.,..s. that he was to
take to their M home near James
town in his truck.
Mrs. Clifford i-!sen and son. Har.
vey, who ha.-. u ~ visiting at Kegan
for some thar, topped at the George
Carlson HON. al their way home
Monday.
Mr.. and y, Earnid lIargrave en-.
tertained tn. ibli""ing guests ~
lovely chicL.a dinner Sunday, which
was enjoyed by all present: Mr.
aud Mrs. G~o,yr Shaffer and sons
Leo and Max ~. Steele, the Misses
Lahore and Fay Hargrave, Mrs
Frank Shaffer and daughter, Vivian
and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Christen.
sen and daughter, Myrtle.
George Carlson called ut the Tom
Olson home Monday evening.
Miss Vivian Shaffer visited Clear
Lake school Monday afternoon.
Or. and Mrs. r. u. Lodge and Blarc
Barney OF Steele called ut the Harold
Hargrave home Sunday.
Mr.. Starr and Oscar Hegebust OF
Mandan accompanied by Olaf Olson
were hunting at l.engendal lake
Sunday.
BRADDOCK
seryiees were held in the Union
NJ. F.. church Sunday evening. there
being quite large attendance. Rev
Pearson took as the subject his dis.
course, "Weighed in the balance and
Found Wanting" A collection for
world service was taken which
amounted to almost $33. The tota!
collection for the world service fund
for the year 1926 is: Sunday school
S26, and church. SGT, making total
Of $50 from Braddock. Special music
was rendered by the choir. Services
next Sunday morning at 1850 .. M
A booth festival at which donations
for the church hospital will be re-
ceived is being held at Napoleon
Friday evening. October first.
The Braddock Union Sunday School
is holding food sale in the Vie and
Long store Saturday, Oct. 2, begin
ming ut II a. IN. Proceeds are to ~
towards the church budget. This 1.
a yearly sale put on by the Sunday
School to help do their part to
wards helping out with the cx.
penses Of the church. Al all pre-
vious sales the people have. been very
generous with their contributions and
we would ask that the good will be
kept up and that the children be en-
cOnraged in their good work Of help
ing on Gods kingdom.
The Ladies Aid met at the home Of
Mrs. S. S. Tracy Thursday afternoon
September % with 4 fair attendance
Mrs. Tracy proved herself q splendid
hostess with serving fine lunch
The next meeting will be held al
the home Of Mrs. VIM. Robinson
Thursday evening, October l4th.
X. H. Corey and F. Zellmer autoed
to Bismarck, returning home Tues.
day. Mr.. Corey has been suffering
from rheumatism and went to Bis.
marck to take treatments from DIR
EnEe.
Miss Gertrude Piers left for Gales.
burg, N. D., Monday to visit friends
there prior to going to Valley Cit,
where she will enter the State Teach.
ers college for the coming year. Miss
Piers taught last year at Galesburg
A baby boy was born to Rev. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Pears0ns, NJ Napoleon
Friday. September -. On behalf Of
the Braddock congregation hearties,
congratulations are offered.
Mrs. T. II. Magee, who has beer
spending the past two weeks with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. r
Weber, returned to her home at st
Paul Monday. She left by way oi
Steele.
O. Feltheim and family moved this
week into the A. &. Staak residence
which they have purchased.
Several more Of the boys who hav'
been in the northern harvest fields
have returned to their homes here
Among them are Art koenig. Clyde
Smith, Alfred and Harold Junge, Bill,
Wilton and Harry Koenig. On ac.
count of the heavy rains in that Sec
tion Of the country the boys were
unable to get in very many days o
work.
Messers Fcltheim. Mikesell Ben
and Eyleman returned Friday from
st. Paul where they shipped seyera
carloads Of stock Saturday.
Mr.. Shelby Of Kintyre Is installing
q new hot air furnace in the j. w
XUlhcbeI UOUSe tulS WYNN
Mrs. NJ. Goodyear Of Braddoek i.
seriously i'll at the home Of hel
daughter, Mrs. August Benz, Of Dana
Mcsdames Allen. Mahdig0, Sherwi
and Miss liz Mauk attended meet
ing Of the Eastern Star ut LintoI
Tuesday evening, October 2lst
These ladies entertained the Lintol
ladies'.
Adolph Excner aud family hav
moved into their old home north o
town and are now settled in thei
did neighborhood and among thei
! old friends.
Little Vern Koenig entertained
number. of his little friends on hi
fourth, birthday Wednesday, Octobe
22nd. A very happy time was spen
by, the little folks.
y. A. Allensworth, accompanied b
Mrs. Allensworth, returned Wednes
day from st. raul where Mrs. ALIENS
worth underwent very successfv
i operation and Is improving NIGEL!
/ Hor m any friends arA clad IN sen4 he