The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-08
NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS :

were HazcltOn callers Tuesday even.
ing.
The .. Il. Martin family are i'm
proving nicely from the scarlet fever
but they arc still under quarantine.
Bob and Harry Kocnig returned
! Tuesday from Eureka, 5. OAK, to
which place they went Sunday to
work. They found that they could
not start work on account of the
cold weather. They do not intend
I to return there, but will work around
Draddock as they have located sew.
eIal jobs Of carpentcring work here.
Mrs. Geo. Dexter entertained the
| members Of her Sunday school class
; Friday evening. The little folks ell
had u good time and enjoyed Il fine
lunch.
II. W. Allen was quite sick tho last
few days of this week, but Is better
| now.
:, We arc all glad to see little Jim
Pat able TO be out again after his
long siege Of being shut up with the
I scarlet fever.
Miss Sicily. chief operator. and
Miss Burns, travelling instructor for
TIC North Western Telephone Com
pany Of Bismnrck, accompanied by
| Mrs. Durbagc Of Bismarck called on
Mrs. Jos. Murphy. our local telephone
: operator one day this week.
/ Mrs.. X. II. Corey is the latest VIC
| tim Of the humps.
| Misses Hazel Martin and Ethel
:, Mandiso spent Saturday evening and
! Sunday visiting friends in Linton.
, +. Il. Strectcr and States Attorney
Coventry. were Draddock callers Frs
day on their way to kintyrc. Mrs..
Clara N;framorc and daughter, Mar
tina Of Linton accompanied them and
visited for a short time at the home
i Of Mrs. ]. ID. McCusker. -
J We are pleased to see Mr.. W. W.
| Mandigo, who has becn laid up for
4 some time, able to be around again.
! While in Draddock Friday +. u.
! Strecter informed US that he wished
! to sell his property in BraddOck. This
was formerly the printing office and
! lately has been used as j resiocnce
! and cream station by John Schafer.
John Allensworth took Mr.. VIM.
Beard who has been quite sick to BIS
/ marck Friday to consult physician.
| While there MIR. Beard had scveral
| teeth extracted and the doctors re-
commended that he take q complete
rest.
Master Kirk Batter came over
from IIazclton Thursday morning to
spend few days with his grand
parents while he is recovering from
the mumps. Herman Batter, Jr.
brought him over.
Miss Churndstrcm, one OF the
teachers at Harvey, N. Dak., arrived
in Braddock Thursday evening tc
spend her Easter vacation with hcl
friend. Mrs. L. v. Lcsher. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lesher took her to Steele Sun.
day afternoon to take the train back
to Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Murphy were
passengers to Bismarck to have some
dental work done Friday afternoon
returning home the same evening.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Sherwin were
Nazclton callers Saturday afternoon
1 Sig. Ncwgaard mOtOrcd to Dis
marck Friday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Bcrtch Of Glen Ullir
spent the weekend at the L. L. Web
er home.
Rev. Pearson conducted Eastel
services in the Union NJ. E. Church
Sunday evening. The services were
we'll attended. Special music wa
given by the choir. An anthem be
ing SuHS anu stISV SOlV w MIS-.
NJ. Long. The collection taken TO
world service amounted to over $27
The World service collection given b!
the Sunday school amounted to $26
making a total of little over $52
We hope to increase this amount con
u siderably by tho end of the yea
with the use of the birthday boxes.
Mrs. A. Il. Button, Mrs. T. ]
Marx, Mrs. f.. ]. Zellmcr and Mrs
NJ. E. Ryan and son Bill attended tn,
Easter services held in the Catho
! lie church at Hazelton Friday.
A Parent-TeacheYs meeting wa
held in the school house where Mis-
Hazel Martin is teaching Friday even
ing. Quite q number attended blu
owing to sickness and the Easte
services the attendance was not a
large as usual.