The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-04
NEWS Of OUR NElCHBORS

Briggs Of Mandan called on Brad
dock friends Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wilton hav,
. moved out 10 their home on tn
Jerry Cole farm this week and Bill.
is now an "honest-to. goodness, up
to-date" tillcr Of the soil.
! John Schot., manager OF the Mer
chants Bank of Napoleon, called o,
Braddock friends Wednesday morn
ing and informed them that he hat
closed the banks doors that morn
ing. We trust that matters are no.
as serious as they might seem ant
that the bank will soon be re-
opened.
i Monday evening Mr.. Gale, pres
ident of the Anti-Saloon League Of
North Dakota put on very vivit
lpicture accompanied by a stirrin,
adires, il the Union NJ. f. church
This picture. LEST we forget
portrayed the curse that follows
the liquor traffic even to the thiro
generation. Mr.. Gale is Il very
forceful speaker and knows his SUBJ
iect well.
Prof. and Mrs. II. NJ. Sherwir
motored TO Fargo Tuesday after
noon to attend the Teachers State
Convention held in that city. The
other teachers, Miss f. Haas, Miss
Z. Elsberry and Mrs. A. Peterson
motored to Steele from which place
they took the train to Fargo. They
all returned home Saturday and re-
port fine time as well as receiv-
ing a great deal Of useful infOrma-
ton.
The People Of Braddock will be
interested to know that Ellsworth
Dick Of Steele, and former Brad
dock boy, is in st. Alexius hospi-
tai. Bismarck. having been serious
ly injured in an auto accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Irvine of Lin
ton called on Braddock friends Fri
day afternoon on their way home
from kintyre.
J. G. De France and Mr.. Olaf
Sierslee were Bismarck business
callers Friday.
VIM. Baxter was passenger Sat
urday morning for st. Paul for an
extended visit with his daughter,
Mrs. S. J. Larrabee, of that city.
Mrs. Baxter has been there FOR
several weeks.
.Lr. Shaw Of Hague, commission
er for Emmons county was in Brad
dock Saturday in the interest Of
Andrew Fisher. candidate for
sheriff. Mr.. Fisher was bereavcd
Of his wife this week and he found
it impossible to do any more cam
Ipaigning.
1 Word has been received in Brad
dock from L. NJ. Doerschlag that he
ARRIVED at his home in Pasadena,
Calf, on Thursday, Oct. q, max
ing the trip overland in eight days
He was accompanied on the trip by
III. J. Peterson and Sam Wright Of
Hazelton.
Everett Brant called on Braddoch
voters Saturday in the interest OF
his campaign.
Halloween night passed off very
quietly in Braddock. Just a few
little pranks by some Of the small
fry.
! Mrs. kuth Hamilton went to Bis.
, marck Sunday 10 visit with hen
mother, Mrs. Lulu Swanson, at st
Alexius hosnital. She reports hel
, as feeling fine although unable K
, be up yet.
Miss Berdna Koenig visited il
Mandan during the past wee.l with
her sister Mrs. Bernard Baxter.
Master Robert Skoog was pas
senger to Bismarck Tuesday t.
!, have his eyes tested He returned
: home Wednesday.
, Miss Grace Campbell came dowl
: from Bismarck Saturday evening t.
Visit with her uncle, George Sempel
and cousins, Warner and Eldon.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Albright, WHIT
have been in Illinois for the pas
/ two weeks attending the funeral o.
Mrs. Albright's mother, returned
Saturday afternoon.
: Mr.. and Mrs. James Murphy ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. +. Savage were
Sunday dinner guests with Mis-!
! Mildred Briggs Of Mandan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dexter an.
, family spent Sunday afternoon a
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rober
Liver;age Of the Tell neighborhood
Mr.. ard Mrs. r. H. Core.
motored to Wing Sunday Afternoon
to visit with relatives.
M-. and Mrs. c. r. Barton an,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Long spen
Sunday in Bismarck.
| MIR. W. W. Mandigo, who under
. went an operation in the Bismarcl
. hospital a few weeks ago, returne,
, to his home south of Braddocl
, Saturday.
Anton Joiner is still in precar
| ious condition at st. Alexius hospi
: tai where he was taken few week
/ ago. When the X-Ray was take
I Of his back it was found not to b
broken, as was at first thought, bu
/ his lower limbs are still paralyze
l and it will be some time before h
/ will be able to leave the hospital.
e George Scmpel accompanied b
his two sons, Warner and Eldon an
: Miss Grace Campbell motored t
I Steele Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Daley hay
!. rented the rooms occupied by Mr.
n g.. j. Thompson in her home oppt
' site the Union NJ. E. Church and e,
!. pect to soon move into them. Mr.
;. Thompson has moved. into tn
rooms upstairs.
q Edward Hixun, who is workin
hn 49,