The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-19


trust that they may have an enjoyable
time in the sunny south.
Miss Olga Button was = passenger
to Lehr Friday TO visit with her sis
ter.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
lvOr Edholm, who lived only q short
time, was buried in the Swedish
Lutheran cemetery at Goose Lake
Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Malm-
quist Of Bismarck preached the fun.
eral sermon.
The Ladies Aid met at the home Of
Mrs. +. .Savillc Saturday afternoon.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
X. Aarvig Saturday afternoon Nov.
10th.
Mrs. Nora Sisco and daughter
cone Of kintyre were Sunday Wis.
itors ut the {. +. Barton home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Aarvig of Kin
tyre spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Rasscn Aarvig.
The Ladies Aid Of the Union N. +.
Church will hold their fancy work
sale and serve dinner in the city hall
Saturday, Dec. 4th. We trust that
everyone interested will come out and
help the ladies in their efforts to do
their best with the church finances.
The people Of Braddock helped to
celebrate Armisticc Day at different
places. Some went to Linton, others
to Hazelton and many took in the big
y o'clock dinner ut Kintyrc which was
put on to help furnish room for
the disabled soldiers hospital at Far.
go. The lunch, especially the we'll
filled plates, were beyond measure
mcnt, which consisted Of roast chick
eli, dressing and gravy. mashed pota.
toes, macaroni. apple salad, cake and
coffee. The people of kintyre proved
themselves good entertainers, as US
ual, which was fully demonstrated in
the splendid program which follow
ed, consisting Of local talent and the
Woodman Band. Those from Brad
dock who attended were Mr.. and Mrs.
e. +. Barton and family, Mrs. +. NJ.
Long, Mr.. \. ]. Piers, Mrs. Dexter
and daughter Violet, Mrs. NJ. F.
Shepard and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. F. Saw
age. Yes, Kintyrc, we'll come again.
Mrs. Emma Button visited with
friends in Hazelton Saturday.
Mrs. II. NJ. Sherwin entertained ut
cards Saturday evening.
Mike Ryan. Jr.. who has been at
Oxbow, Canada. returned home
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Allen were
passengers to Bismarck Thursday to
attend the corn show and also visit
with friends. They returned homo
Saturday evening and report very
enjoyable as we'll as profitable time.
Mrs. Rassen Aarvig received y tclc-
gram Monday morning, conveying to
- IS he - knp
father at Willmar, Mimi. Mr.. and
attend the funeral.
The rabbit hunt which was staged
for Nov. II brought the boys who
took par. in it over 400 rabbits. They
expect to put on another hunt In the
near future.
We are sorry to report the death of
little Melvin, 6-year.old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. Peterson, Of Wild
Rose, after . lingering illness ex-
tending over some months. The fun
eral will be held at the Union N. E.
Church Tuesday afternoon, Rev. 6.
M. Pearson officiating. Intcrmcnt
will be made in the Braddock Gene
terry.
, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Granville and
family Of Wing. N. Dak., and Mr..
{, Van Hook Of Mckenzie were Sunday
quests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Corey.
4. H. Corey shipped over 100
! pounds Of turkeys from Braddock this
week.
A. j. Piers entertained about TWEEN
+, t. Of the men Of the town at cards
!, Friday evening, Nov. IL. lie also
served fine lunch. All present re-
rort q fine time and Mr.. Piers a
! royal entertainer.
| On Friday evening, Nov. IL. ut the
home Of Mrs. D. 4. Martini, Mes
danes Koenig and Savage entertained
At q shower in honor Of Miss Hazel
Martini, who is to become a bride on
| Nov. 20. About so guests were in
vited. The presents received were
many and beautiful. Miss Martini cx-
| pressed her thanks in a gracious
manner for the many remcmbrances.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Savage drove
Mrs. Keith Hamilton to Bismarck
Sunday to bring her mother, Mrs.
Lula Swanson, who has been an in
valid at St. Alexius hospital for al
most two months. We arc sorry to
rcport that Mrs. Swanson is not I'M
| proving as we'll as she expected and
,, has decided to come home Monday
where she can be with the home folks.
Mrs. !. b. Rott and Mrs. j. d. Me-
Cusker Of Hxzelton attended the
shower given in honor Of Miss Hazel
Martini Friday evening.
Mcsdamcs Petrie, Baker and Card
Nor Of Linton were guests Of Mrs. II.
w. Allen Tuesday.
John E. johnson Of Wild Rose SUI
fcrcd y paralysis stroke Sunday and
was taken to the Bismarck hospital.
The Braddock Study aud Civic club
met Mt the home Of Mrs. NJ. Fctterly
Wednesday evening with Mrs. Dexter
and Mrs. Fclthcim as assistant host
esscs, All club members were present
and reported a 100 per cent vote at
the general election. At the close
Of the business meeting the follow
ing PROGRAM appropriate for Armis-
ticc Day was given: Poem, Mrs. Ia
ker; Causes and Cure of Wars. Mrs.
Koenig; The League of Nations, Mrs.
Sherwin; The World Court, Mrs. Bar
ton; patriotic music and flag salute,
led by Mrs. Barton.
Daughters Of Grace
The Daughters Of Grace met Satur-
day afternoon, November IL, at the
home of Miss Barbara Ekery. The
girls are working hard at their sew
ing to get things completed for their
sale early in December.
The girls have also begun practice
Of their play, 1.-THE Polly-Wiliam
Club" They are putting good deal
into the play and promise an cvcn-
ing Of entertainment soon.
Primary Room
We are dramatizing "The First