The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-21
NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS

family picnicked at Mandan park and
visited the experimental station as
1 well as other claces Of interest in
Mandan and Bismarck.
A. c. Staak spent the weekend
at his bone here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thore MAIDEN and
family left Friday 20 visit relatives
and friends ut Dale ands Pollock.
Vic DeRemee returned Saturday
from attending the North Dakota
state fair NJ Fargo.
Mrs. Pearson Of Huff, North Da-
kota. and mother Of Rev. C. NJ.
Pearson. accompanied Rev. and Mrs.
Pearson and children to the Union
NJ. f. services Sunday evening.
Preaching will he next Sunday morn
ing at 1880. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Long were
Sunday guests at the home OF Mr..
Longs sister. Mrs. r. Shafer Of
Napoleon. They were accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Bower and child
rem who visited at the home Of Mrs.
Bowers parents, Mt. and Mrs. Katz
Of Napoleon.
Messrs. l.. V. Lecher, H. Weber
Sunday to play ball with Haxelton
score of 1 to I.
j. Mcbride and son Of Elandreau.
IS. d., arrived in Braddock Monday
morning to look after their farm
interests west Of town
Eldon Sempel, Harry Koenig and
Charlie Shepherd left by auto Sat
urday morning for the northeastern
part Of the state to get work in the
harvest fields.
The Osborne Mcmillan elevator man
was here the last part Of this week
cleaning up and checking up on the
business prior TO closing the ele-
vator for this season on account
Of the lack Of grain in this locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Allen, accom-.
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. f.. +. Savage,
we're Sunday dinner guests with Mr..
and Mrs. s. A. Engleman Of Dana.
Mrs. c. r, Barton WINS hostess to
the bridge club Saturday afternoos,
Mrs. Wayne Ryan being guest Oh
honor. A dainty two course dinner
was served at the conclusion Of the
bridge.
Miss Beatrice Waldo Of Crystal, N.
d., arrived Saturday evening for q
few days visit with friends. Miss
Waldo was u former teacher Of Brad
dock.
Mrs. Mirkelin Of Ashley was d
Sunday guest Of Mrs. c. c. Lowe
at Pursian Park. Mrs. Mirkelin is
district president Of the sixth dis
trist Of the Federated Women's Club
Of North Dakota.
Mrs. o. M. Vie and two sons, Arden
and Eldon, who have been attending
the Epw0rth League convention ut
Valley City, arrived home Tuesday.
Mr.. Vie motored to Napoleon to meet
them. Mrs. Vie has given US short
write-up on the work as follows: The
fourth annual session of the North
Dakota State Epworth League Insti-
tute held at Valley City, July 6 to Is,
was = very inspIrational meeting, UNI
usually rich in good things. About
500 delegates attended, many of whom
learned to know our Lord as they
had never known him before and
dedicated, their lives to service In
His cause.
Among the speakers and instructors
were DR.. Clarence True Wilson, Sec
rotary Of the M. f.. Board Of Prohi-
bition and Morals, Washington, u. G.
DR. Wilson is said to know more
| about prohibition than any other per-
! son in the United States and hts lee
| ture on the Adventures Of q Street
Campaigner" was especially enjoyed.
Or. Akefs, president Of Asbufy COL
lege. Wilmore. Ky, conducted morn
ing watch and made great appeal to-
the young people. I'm the teaching
Of Christianity" he said, paul
speaks so often Of the great joy in
the service Of Christ. It is not nec-
essary to wear long face to show
the world your piety."
DR.. G. Howard Taylor of Green
castle, Ind. taught Bible and life
work and his lectures were greatly
enjoyed.
| DR.. Kenneth NJ. Hardness, a re.
turned missionary to Africa, lectured
on THE Clash Of Color and Native
African Life" His classes were won
derfuily interesting to both young
Miss Emma Robinson. secretary d
Junior League, Chicago, ILL.,; Mrs.
Arthur Schuldt, Inwood, Ia. singer.
and Miss Lulu Krepp, national field
secretary of the Training School at
Des Moincs, L., were among the
women instructors. One of the spe-
cial features Of the institute was the
Asbury College quartet, which sang
L
sacred and popular songs.
great deal Of wholesome fun and
froiic was INDUCED in under the sup
ervision of Miss Ruth Gaulke, Grand
Forks, n: Oak. Every day Of the in
stltute featured many interesting
events which cannot be mentioned in
this brief article.
The Braddock delegation. consist
ing Of Mrs. o. M. Vie, Arden Vie.
Eldon Vic and Violette Dexter. re-
turned home feeling that they had en-
joyed wonderful privilege In being
present ut this institute and hoping
more Of our people will attend next
year.
Mrs. Lester Koeppen and Miss Mel.
ne Larson, Flaxton, N. Dak.. arrived
Monday for two or three weeks visit
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. C.
Lowe at Persian Park.
\ Tho Modern Woodmen will hold q
picnic ct Persisn Park Sunday. july
), 70. Kintyrs Band will furnish music
) for the occasion.
Senator C. A. Ward passed through
Braddock Saturday on his way home
from attending the sale Of horses al
Jamestown, N. Oak.
. Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Gracy and
daughter, Helen. returned last Wed.
nestay from . two weeks trir
! Through the Bad Lands and the Nacf
Hills stopping in the Slim Butte
i country few days, visiting friends
They were accompanied through ths
Black Hills by the Coffield family
formerly Of Emmons county. Crops
| from Glen Ullin on west. and soutl
looked fine.
IL Saturday evening the S. s. Grac,
and A. J. Koenig families and chas
| | Swanson drove to Persian Lake wher,
they camped out over night. On Sun
|. Gay they -wetr. Joined BY Mr.. Johl
Toni and M. ana Mrs. CLYDE SIMS
and family where they enjoyed ,
picnic dinner. The PARTY returne,