The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-13
News of Our
Neighb0rs
BItADDOCk NEWS

We are pleased to report that Mr..
J. II. Anderson Of Linton. who has
been very i'll at the home Of his
mother, Mrs. VIM. Wilton Of Braddock,
is able to be around again, and will
soon return to his home
MIR. Art kocnig has been substitut-
ing for Mr.. A. ]. Puss and Mr. S.
Lonbaken for Mr.. J. Bowers while
they were attending the grainmcn's
convention at Grand Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Robinson returned
on Monday from Bismarck, to which
place they took their little son to have
his arm x-raycd. The doctors found
that the arm was not broken and~thc
little fellow is getting along fine now.
Mr.. W. W. Mandigo was passenger
to Bismarck on Tuesday to see his
daughter. Winifrcd. at the Bismarck
hospital. He reports her not getting
along as well as could be expected
and 1t may be some time before she
Will be able to return home.
II. A. Reaman of Hazelton was a
Braddock caller on Tuesday.
Mr.. II. +. Fraser. rural carrier. was
klntyre caller on Tuesday.
Mrs. S. Lonbaken Of Braddock was
passenger to Bismarck on Wcdnes-
day. She was accompanied home on
Thursday by Mr.. Anton Lonbakcn Of
Oregon. who will work in the Carpcn-
ter lumber yards this spring. Mr..
Lonbaken has been employed here a
couple Of seasons before.
DR.. Hacr and Johnnie Anderson made
q trip to Kintyrc on Wednesday.
The Ladies OF the Woodmen Circle
met at the home Of Mrs. W. w. Man
digo on Wednesday afternoon. There
was fair attendance and the hostess
served fine lunch. The next meet
ing will be held with Mrs. A. J. koenie
of Braddock.
Mrs. Pete Hanson Of the Hazc!ton
country was a Braddock caller on
Wednesday afternoon.
The latest mump victims arc
Dwight Carlisle, Elma Yylund. Evelyn
Marian and Lowell Barton, Heller
Aaryig and Mary Ryan.
Those who attended the grainmcn':
convention at Grand Forks wcr.
Mcssrs. A. J. Piers. Sig Newgaarl
j. II. Bowers, Olaf Nordstrom, VIM
Bosclcr, Jalar Juhola and Henry Be
hclheima. Mcssrs. Ncwgaard an,
Bowers returned home Friday even
ing while the rest went on the eXcur
sion to Winnipeg and Messrs. Behel
hcimcr, Juhola, Bcscler and Nord
strom returned home Saturday after
noon. Mr.. A. j. Piers remained a
Kclso to visit with his wife AM
daughter. who met him at this place
Mr.. o. Fclthcim was Il between
trains caller at Kintyrc on Thursday
Alfred Junge is now working wit
Mr.. Bryant Of Napoleon. He is on tn
roadisclling cars and Fordor.
Mr.. Frank Zelnicr has purchased
new Ford sedan.
Mr:.and Mrs. W. W. Mandigo wer
callers at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
C.. j. Barth on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Lucy Baxter, who was i'll at tn
Central Hotel, is able to De aroun
again.
Those who attended the auto sho'
in Bismarck were Mr.. and Mrs. }. {
DeFrance, Vic DeRemce, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Long. Erick Juhola, Arvi
Katkio, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Sherwin. Nj
and Mrs. F.. r. Briggs. Mr.. and Mr.
Frank Zellmer and Mrs. Corey.
Miss Bcrnicc Elsberry and Mis-
Edith Haas of the high school stat
were Bismarck shoppers on Saturda!!
Mr. Erickson, bank examiner, PAL
the local banks call this. week.
Mr. j. E. Fitzgibbon motorcd
Bismarck on Thursday morning. r.
turning home on Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Fetterley attendc
the funeral of Mrs. Fetterley's aun
Mrs. Anton Maiden. of Dale.
Mr.. Thore Naaden returned hon
ON Saturday from the cities, to wh'c
place he shipped carload OF stoe
Inc weep before. Mr.. O. Feltheil
skinned carload this week.
Mrs. Mary Langsford resigned n
nogition as teacher on the high scho.
staff and returned 70 her home 1t ,
Paul on Thursday. =.
Jake Rodni was passenger TO 81
marck on Thursday ~ consult phys
clans in that city. MrJ R0dni mas bee
Very poorly this winter and latcly =