The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-01

visited with her daughters. Irene. /.
III Fargo, and Winifred, ut Bismarck,
on her way home.
s, Mrs. W. r. May Of Bismarck was
a Rradd0ck caller this week.
Mrs. Vim. Robinson aud family have
moved into the Thorn nson apartment
vacated by Mrs. Edna Rambough.
(! Mrs. A. J. Piers visited with friends
ut Sterling Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Corey visited
with the j. s. Swanson and Jake
voll families Sunday.
/ Mrs. Emma Bush, Mrs. Keith Ham,
/, ilton and Nick Granns autoed to Bis.
marck Sunday to visit with Mira. Lula
| Swanson at the st. Alexius hospital.
!! They report Mrs. Swanson as not
much improved and il will be some
| time before she will be able to leave
the hospital.
Mss Avis Carlisle, who is now at.
tending high school at Bismarck,
spent the week end at her home ut
Wild Rose.
| Hiss Marian Barton was the guest
Of Miss Avis Carlisle Sunday.
The {. 7. Barton family were Sun
day guests with Kintyre relatives.
Mesdames Allen, McCusker and
Murphy entertained ut shower
Thursday evening in honor Of Miss
Esther Weber who was married FRI
day morning at Linton by Rev. Father
Weber to MIR. Leo Daley, manaser OF
the Carpenter Lumber company Of
Braddoca. After the guests were as
sembled Master Emmett and John Nc.
! Cusker carried in large basket
we'll filled with beautiful gifts, which
they placed beside the bride.t0-be
who opened each package and thanked
the donor. A delicious lunch COM
posed Of cake. slices of ice cream in
which was a little pink heart. and
coffee was then served after which
| entered into conversation as they
wished. The out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Wayne BAXTER Miss Alma Bibel-
heimer, Mrs. J. b. Rott Of Haxelton.
and Mesdames bailey Emptch and
Enders, relatives Of the groom. Mr..
and Mrs. Daley expect to, reside in
l,raddock after they return from
wedding trip no one knows where.
| No doubt they will be royalty enter
tanned when they return. We know
that is what they are anticipating.
George Dexter, accompanied by Mrs.
Dexter and son, Alvin, autOed to
Bismarck Saturday from which place
Mrs. Dexter. accompanied by her
mother. left for Scranton, N. Oak,
where they will visit relatives.
The Braddock Study and Civic club
met ut the home Of Mrs. C.. T. Barton
Wednesday evening. Mrs. f.. W..
Baker and Mrs. j. H. Bower were as
sistant hOstesses. Mrs. O.. NJ. Vie
will leave next Monday for Wahpeton
where she will represent the local
club ut their state convention. Mrs.
G. T.. Barton will also 70 TO Wahpe-
ton and take part in the program.
She will talk on MY Trip to tho
Biennial Convention ut Atlantic
City" Mrs. Long and Mrs. Aarvig
will also 20 If car roads and weather
is favorable.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Mandigo autoe,l
TO Mandan and Bismarck Thursday.
Friday evening, September ~, the
old friends and neighbors Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Barth gathered at the WIN.
Deseler home at farewell party
before their departure for Cleveland,
Ohio. A splendid lunch was served
by the ladies and . good time en-
1jOyed by all. In behalf Of the as
sembled crowd w. W. Mandigo pre-
scented Mr.. and Mrs. Barth with
purse, showing the esteem in which
they IRE held by their neighb0rs, and
also good wishes for them in their
pressed by all that they might re-
turn to Braddock.
Arv0 katko returned. home from
New England where he has been
threshing.
Miss Elsie Bier spent the week.
end ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Saville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Barth are visit
ing at the home Of their son. Rennie
Barth, and family.
Mrs. Clara Naramore passed
through Braddoek Monday morning
on her woy to Grand Forks, being
called there by the death of her
father, DR.. Westeen. Harry Petrie'
drove her to Steele to, take the train.
High, School Notes
DR.. Prescott of Steele met with
the boys and girls Of the high school
and grades Monday night for the pur-
lose Of organising q school band.
II was decided not to organize one
as the number Of, students interested
was too small.
Wednesday morning Mr.. sherman
called; meeting Of the girls. At
this meeting it was decided there
would be no girls basketball team
this year. Last year two or three Of
the girls received injuries. Many Of
the schools throughout the state are
eliminating girls basketball unless
girls ruleA are observed. The girls
physical training class will be held
at four o'clock two or three times
u week.
During the past week book shelves
have been built In one OF the small
class rooms along the south side. The
shelves, are large and will hold q
great number Of books and equip
ment as we'll. Hereafter this class
room will be known Us the library.
Shelves have. also been built In the
science room for the accommodation
Of the equipment necessary to that
branch Of subjects.1ol.ei .
Intesmodiate ROem.
4 We are hsvinG "Warren's Robin
for opening exercises.
How to Re q Thoroughbred" which
were, very Interesting.
In Sixth Grade lanGuage We finiih-
ed learning the second poem for the
month. OF September
! Most OF orr books. are covered. II
did not. take the etrli very tong tn
put covers on all of them.
BALDWIN
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ry6erY and family,
Mr.. and. Mrs. JOHN NOydstrom and
J family aud Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
NOrdstrom and fnmlly.s I'LL OF uoid.