The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-07
NEWS OF OUR NElCRDORS

Lee Sparks called on Braddocl
friends Friday afternoon on his wa,
to Steele to take the train for Fargo
the doctors hink he will not be ablt
10 do any work before spring.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Ryan was passenger
to Bismarck Thursday afternoon te
have dental work done. She was &C.
companicd by her daughter, Mrs. A
Button. They returned home Satur.
day.
Joseph Kitchen OF Bismarck viii
speak in the Braddock high schoo
Tuesday afternoon. Oct. 18th. Every.
body cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Barton and fam.
ily motOrcd to New Salem Saturday
afternoon to spend the weekend with
relatives. They returned home Sun.
day evening.
James Shepard, who is working in
II lumber yard ut Michigan, North pa.
kota, motored down Thursday even
ing 70 visit with friends and relatives
in i.raddock.
Chas Griffin. teacher in the Resc!cr
school, has organized Il Sunday school
in his district. We are glad to know
that the children who live away from
town have the opportunity Of attend
ing Sunday school. We trust that tn =
entire community will avail them
selves Of this opportunity and come
out and help Mr.. Griffin with his good
work.
Mrs. Emma Bush and Mrs. Keith
Hamilton motorcd to Bismarck Sun
day morning TO spend the day with
Mrs. Luta Swanson at st. Alexius
hospital. They reported her as about
the same. hut very cheerful. She
suffers Il great deal with her injured
limb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mandigo, accompanied
by MIR. l.. NJ. Docrschlag motorcd to
Winona Saturday morning to visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Putnam. Sunday
they motorcd over to Selfridgc where
Mr.. Doersch!ag has some farming
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Bowers motored
to Linton Saturday evening to bring
home Miss Betty. who has been visit
ing at the home Of her uncle during
the past week
Herman Jungc, who has been work
ing ut Ventura helping to wire houses
for electric lights, came to Braddock
the weekend to see home folks and
10 look after the local meters.
The Union Sunday school food sale
held Saturday brought about S32
which is being handed over to the
church budget. We wish to express
our thanks to the people who so kind.
~ donated. also to Messrs. Vie and
Long for the use Of space in their
store and also to Miss Hattie Fettcr.
ley, the Sunday school secretary, who
50 kindly gave her time the entire
day in managing the sale. We fee
that when girl as young as Miss
Hattie can do so well that she will
develop into very useful woman il
our community.
A. j. Piers, manager of the Brad
dock Equity Elevator company. ac
COMMANDED by Mrs. O. Il. Martini
motored up into the northeastern par
Of the state Saturday morning Il
look after getting seed wheat for thu
farmers for the coming spring. The,
returned home Sunday evening.
The Epworth League booth festiva
Of the Methodist church which wal
put on at Napoleon Friday evening
Oct. l. was well attended by the pc"
pie of Napoleon as well as from Brad
dock. Burnstad and Morningsidc.
The contribution of canned frui
which was donated to the Mandal
Methodist hospital was very liberal
The evening was spent in games
social intercourse and Il very mic
program. A lunch was served by tn
NAPOLEON ladies.
There will be no services in tn,
Union NJ r. church next Sunday
Oct. 10th, as Rev. Pearson will b,
attending conference. We are all il
! hopes that conference will grant gu
request to have Mr.. Pearson remain
with us for another year.
The ladies of the bridge club me
with Mrs. J. ID. McCusker Saturda,
evening prior to the McCuskers leav
ing for HazeltOn to spend the winte,
We trust that they will return to u
again in the spring. The people o
Braddock regret very much to hav
them leave us: They have nromise'
us that we shall see them quite often
Robinson Mr.. McCusker is going Il
there He will come to Braddocl
after the business here. We wisl
wherever they may be located.
The deputy sheriff from Bismarcl
was down to Braddock Saturday after
noon looking after the two men VIII
broke Jail ut Bismarck Saturda,
morning, but was unable to locat,
them here.
Mrs. Nora Sisco and daughter
. Leone, Of Kintyre motored to Brad
dock Sunday morning with Rev
Pearson and remained over as guest
of the c. T. Barton family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Barth left Mon
day afternoon for Cleveland. Ohio
where they will spend the winter, q
least. with relatives. We trust tina
they may return to US in the spring
as it is the old friends who count
We wish them much happiness ant
success.
Mrs. +. NJ. Long and Mrs. o. NJ. vi.
left early Monday morning by auto tt
attend the district convention Of
Federated Women's clubs at Wahpe
ton. They found the roads so ba(
that they had to abandon their cal
at Napoleon and go the rest of thu
way by train. Mrs. Barton left Brad
dock on the noon train to attend the
convention.
In letter received at Braddocl
from Mrs. S. j. Holmes, she states that
they are now living in Chctwood
Oregon, and like the country yer.
much. They have purchased farm
of $40 acres near one of the largest
sawmills in the west. There is about
twenty thousand dollars worth of tim
her on this land and they expect tc
sell enough timber off of it to pa,
for. their home. They wish to be
remembered to Braddock friends.
Miss Hazel Martini and Miss
Rachel Shepard left Monday mornine
for Linton to attend the teachers
convention to be held in that city
Mr. Martini drove them to Linton.
High School Notes
The high school library has becy
presented with a new set Of reference
books by Dir. Baer. This set consist.
Of eight volumes, all Of which arc
very instructive and interesting. W.