The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-29

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Services were held in the uNtUu
NJ \. church Sunday evening. i, 1he
tlaAlc quartet saiig "Thc Wxysidc
ChoSs" IN, y ~splcndsd voice., Thanks
giving, sccviccs Will 10 held Thurs.
uuy morning, at lO:3O.
The Ladies' Aid will meet st the
home, cf MRS. q. N. Dexter Saturday
sftcrnoop, Nov. ~. 3. +s.ae
i The funerat of the. late John E.
Johnson, who PASSED. away vt the
BtsmaFch hospital, WIS hcid Sunday
afternoon. SERVICES. were hcta al
the home Of tho deccascd and inter.
mont made ut Pursian Lake come.
terry. Friends were there from Kin.
tyre. Bismarck and Mckenzie. Much
sympathy is expressed for the
,bcreaved ones. ~ 4,
Gordon MacLachlan, who has, been
farming the past summer near Self-
ridge. arrived in Brzddock Monday
svcning snd after spending. couple
Of days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. F. Savage, left for Frontier
Minn,. where he will spend . few
weeks attending to business before
returning t. Btsddock for the. winter,
winter. So.
{ Jay Newcomer of Eldora, L., was
= caller In; Braddock Wednesday look.
ing STEER the interests of the Drake
and Newcomer ranch south Of town.
5 ]. G. DeFrance drove to Haseltou
Wednesday afternoon.
Fred Junge TO- on the sick list this
week.
The funeral Of little Melvin Peter.
son Of wild Rose was held Tuesday
afternoon, services Deing conducted In
the Union n. E. church by Rev. Pear
SON. Much sympathy il expressed foy
the bereawed, family In the loss Of
their dear little Roy.
j George Sempea and son, Warner
returned Tuesday from Fredonia
where they visited for several days
ut the home Of John Sempel.
A baby girl was born Wednesday
1T the Bismarck hospital to Mr.. and
Mrs. S. B. Cooding Of the Wild Rose
district.
Alfred Junge is carrying the mail
on rural route No. during the alb
sence Of Rassen Aarvig rural, carrier
The ladies Of the Woodman circle
met 1t the home Of Mrs. ]. w. Mike
sell, Wednesday evening, Nov. IL
Owing to the disagreeable westhez
the attendance was not very large,
A splendid lunch was served by the
hostess.
F. F. Hixon moved his family ia
Bismarck Friday. E. W. Baker tool,
up part of the furniture with his
truck.
Herman and Harold Junge left for
Texas Friday morning. where they ex-
pect to get work along their line
in electricity and machinery.
An 0ld-time dance was held in the
school gym. Friday evening, Nov. 10,
for the purpose of raising funds for
the community Christmas tree. Music
was furnished by the Moffit orches-
ira. After al expenses were paid The
sum of $26 was realized. A large
crowd was in attendance and q
splendid time enjoyed by all. Pro-
fcsor Sherwin will put on another,
Friday evening, Dec. 10, for the same
purpose.
S. A. Englcman left Saturday morn
ing for Saint Paul with = carload Of
stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kurts and FAM
ny WVkG 0UuO0y k0CSUS ~ TIC UVuU0
Of Mr., ana Mrs. W. ". MandiRo.
Britain were united in marriage At
Britain has spent her girlhood days
cstimablc young lady. Mr.. Brittain
Is also well and favorably known
around BraddOck. Congratulations
arc extended to tho happy young
couple: !.
TO Bismarck Saturday evening, where
Mrs. Corey went to receive medical
attendance. Mr.. Ryan returned home
Sunday evening, but Mr.. Corey came
home on tho train Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Zellmcr, Mrs.
N. Lesher and Mr.. and Mrs. f. F.
Savage attended the funeral Of John
E. Johnson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. =. Fraser were
Sunday dinner guests at the home
Of Mr.. aatd Mrs. Grant Hullet north
of town. u
Lewis Lesher, who has been here
for some time. LETT Monday to spend
the winter with his grandmother 1t
Gary, s. Oak.
Miss Johname Sylskai was Sum
day visitor at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. ]. Zeflmer.
High School Notes
A collection was taken on Friday
the purpose being 10 aid In the sup
port Of the Childrsn's Home st Fargo.
The high school girls have been
busy the past week practieing for the
Thanksgiving program. The program,
will be given November ~, directly
after recess, all the gradss taking
part. III
Friday night q real old-timc dance
was given. Old-ttuae dances being
stepped off to. old.time music. Every.
one reported . good kime.
lntermediate
reviewing and writing. This week
Is the end Of the first six weeks.
We practised our numbers for thu
Thanksgiving program. during thu
opening exercise periods this week
Mrs. Splonskowski wsas q visitor
in our room. Thprsdsys afternoon. Z.
S We are going a. have "a, honor
roll in our room. We must have q
least IS per cent In department. and
our average must 10 % PAT cent, too
A. letter was 1eat to N. from etis
orphans home q. Fargo, asking "
70 give some pennies TO- help. buy
food and clothing 'fDt III orphans
We collected $l:16, In our room. i 4
:, EFinu6r 11o9
|, The eighth Afrsa6 keo1rsphy clssl
began . study Of tbs manufacturing
regions Of the United States BIZ bring
Ing dn advertisements o. 4iffsftn'
kinds Of manufactured goods. tn.
manufacturing eenters Wet6 located
in this way Of many different hndi
Of products. Following this . stud,
Of the various industriss that wouls
influence manufacturing were stud
led.
The eighth grade has just com
-. s ss ".s.s srspa aSf qsp sn
the average for The last day was. =
Only kveica did the daily nveeSRa I'll