The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-29
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in Kintyre Monday afternoon.
Bonn Dough Of California arriv.
Braddock Monday to visit his
'-in-law. Mrs. Geo. Goodyear,
her relatives.
Marx, who has been clerking
l.. NJ. Doesschlag. store Of the
ear, left tuesday, for Brandon,
to join his wife and new baby
hich arrived Friday, July 10th.
in Braddock Tom has made
friends, who regret his de-
{, and we trust that he may
to Braddock again.
Emma BARTON and Miss Mary
motored to Bismarck Monday.
were accompanied home by
olga Button.
Beatrice Waldo, who spent the
nd with friends in Braddock,
ed to Fargo Monday evening.
and Mrs. Ralph Hanson were
tests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
II Monday and Tuesday. They
Wishek to visit Mr.. Hanson's
Carl Hanson, and sister, Mrs.
levers.
!. Briggs and Cottlieb Merkel
ID to Bismarck Tuesday to
entail work done.
Lula Swanson and daughter,
.ieth Hamilton. drove to Bis
Tuesday morning, returning
The same day.
rible windst0rm swept through
'cality Monday evening, doing
deal Of damage. There was
mage done in Braddock, but
and west the storm seemed
the shape Of . cyclone. Al
very windmill in its path was
down. Barns were moved,
vs. blown out and hundreds
of hay was blown away which
such q pity, ~ it was SO scarce
le farmers. have been putting
every effogt to get their win.
supply. The greatest damage
,as Ut the home Of Emil Pres
ear Long Lake, where al the
.dings were entirely demolish-
part of the house roof was
off. At Pursian Lake the new
use and cream station built
Lowe were completely blown
A barn on the farm of Charlie
was also blown down. This
sscond time in six years that
nth has lost his barn by wind
Very little rain accompanied
0rm.
ladies Of the Woodman Circle
session Wednesday evening,
LIST, in the city hall. Fifteen
RS were present. After the
routine Of business a short
Of social intercourse was in
in. after which q dainty lunch
erved by Mrs. Fockler, Mrs
and Mrs. Kinney. The next
e will be held in the hall
.sday afternoon, August 4th.
Alice Piers left Wednesday
ng for Valley City, where she
inter- normal school.
lila Mauk left Monday to at.
institute at Glendale.
/ meeting Of the business men
.ddock Wednesday evening they
d to close the stores ever,
lg except Saturday and Wednes
vening at 8 o'clock, commcnc'
onday. July Goth.
F.. Fitzgibbons left by ,auts
day morning for Dickinson ant
ny, Mont.
Wednesday, July q. H. Thomp
md Miss Sadie Dickson wer'
| in marriage by Judge Huestes
ele. Mrs. Thompson is the cid
lughter Of Mrs. Lee Snively o
ock, while Mr.. Thompson is
err Of Mr.. Starlie Thompson
Persian Lake.
and Mrs. Axel Nordstrom ar
from Walnut Grove, Mimi, t.
after their farming interest
of Braddock.
Fletcher, who's has been work
round Braddock for the pas
left Friday for his home a
=, South Dakota. He was &C
.nied by his son.
ut an inch of rain fell in thi
borhood Thursday night. whic|
much needed. 1t will great,
out the corn and other lat
and feed.
Newgaard. who has been en-
l in the Osborne Mcmillan ele
here. and which is now closed
Friday morning for Eureka, S
here he has secured q position
and Mrs. L. V. Lesher too
IL dozen spring chickens to Bis
Thursday, where they disposed
I'M at fair price.
/ and Jay Lee, accompanied b.
Lesher and Frank Ryan, lef
Y for Michigan City. N. D., 4
! work in the harvest fields
is the third carload of mel
have gone to that locality 4
re work.
!. Richard Braund Of Selfridge
panied by her son, Charli'
and wife, are guests Of Mrs
. Bush at the Central Hotel.
3 Esther Baxter and Miss Ora
IL Pennsylvania, who have beeI
ig ut the home Of Mr.. and Mra
Baxter, left Thursday for Sabri
to visit other relatives. MI
+ took them to Steele to TAX
rain.
vices will be held in the Uniol
church Sunday evening, Aul
t 8 p. m.
and Mrs. Frank Irvine Of Lin
lrove to Braddock Saturday 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Surfing, VIII
brother Of Mrs. Irvine and
/ of Mrs. Geo. Dexter Of Brad
8 Mildred Briggs, who II ct
ng normal school at Valley CITY
the week end ct her hom
Of town.
i Mary Ryan left Saturday I'll
n to spend . few days visitin
friends at Michigan, N. D. He
|, Mrs. Art Button, drove her t
! to take the train.
tie q number Of Brsddock peopl
ded the Modern Woodmen pic
H Pursian Lake Sunday after
and Mrs. Cal Albert, who Or
living at Jamestown, N. D.. &C
anied by Miss Rachel Shepars
ID in Paddock Sunday afternoo
lit with Mrs. NJ. F. Shepard.
,ses Dora and Emerelda Fettsl
+! Pollock, s. d.. are the guest
les Hattie Fetterlsy.
!. Arnold Anderson and littl
tier are visiting ct. the home q
Anderson's parents, Mr.. IN
n W. Allen.