The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-30
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The Ladies Of the Onion ". Il
[ church will hold food sale at tn,
Vic and Long store Saturday, May l
beginning at ii n. M.
Mr.. JnO. Larson, auditor for tn,
Carpenter Lumber Co. at Bismarck
was in Braddocx Monday and Frida,
looking over the business Of the com
pany here, which has been withou
a manager on account Of the dcatf
Of S. Lonbakcn.
Mrs. J. d. McCuskcr and childrer
and Mrs. VIM Baxter ,took Alma
Bchclkeimcr to Hazclton Monday
where she entered the L. N. Doersch.
log Co. store as clerk. We wish
! Alma every success in her new under.
taking.
Mr.. Hocrr Of Mankato, Mimi, was q
Braddock caller Monday to look after
his extensive land interests in this
locality.
| The men folk of Braddock were
kept busy all Monday morning keeping
| watch Of fire which was burning
in manure pile at the home OF
Charlie Hill short distance from
! town. After continued efforts they
! finally succeeded in putting the fire
out.
| Miss Olga Button returned Monday
f! from weeks visit with relatives mt
Lchr. n. d.
Mrs. f. Il. Briggs. who has been
i'll for some time, left for Sioux City,
Ia. Tuesday to spend while with
friends. Mr.. Briggs and daughter
Mildred accompanied her as far as
Bismarck
Mr.. John Swanson left Wednesday
to visit friends in St. Cloud and Min.
ncapolis.
The ladies Of the Woodmcn Circle
met at the home Of Mrs. o. X. Martini
Wednesday afternoon. A splendid
lunch was served by the hostess.
Mr.. Joe Ellcdcr. whose barn was
burned by the fire of last week.
is hauling lumber for a new one,
which he intends building at once.
Bob kocnig is helping with the car
pcntcr work. Mr.. Ellcdcr had quite
a good-sizcd insurance on his build
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. McCusker and
family motorcd to Linton Friday even
ing.
We arc pleased to report that H.. w.
Allen Of the Emmons County State
Bank, who has been i'll for almost
three weeks. is able to be out again.
VIM Beard has purchased new
Fordor Ford sedan.
Geo. Scmpcl received a telegram
Friday that his son Glen was danger
ously i'll at Minneapolis. Mr.. Scmpcl
left on the noon train for the city
and Saturday sent telegram to his
son Eldon here that Glen was not as
Ill as he expected to find him.
Mrs. S. Lonbaken and her mother,
t,v,s,
arrived in BraddocE Thursday to
SO as to ship them to Glendive, where
she expects to hakc her home for the
present. They returned home Friday
Roger Carlisle Of Wild Rose is i'll
with scarlet fever.
Quite a number Of the Braddockites
took in the first dance Of the season
at Persian Lake Friday evening.
Mrs. Thore MAIDEN and two chill
dren and Miss Emelia Ballet were
passengers to Bismarck Friday. re-
turning home Saturday.
Miss Elsie Bier, who has been
absent from school for several weeks,
owing to the serious illness Of her
mother. returned to school Monday.
Mr.. Lee Snivcly gave the interior
Of the telephone office Il fresh coat
Of paint this week.
The stOrk visited our town twice
this week. Monday a tcn-pound baby
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie
Anderson and Saturday a twelve.
pound boy was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Hullet. Both Mrs. Anderson
and Mrs. Hullet are at the home Of
Mrs. Ella Wiltor, who is taking care
Of them.
Misses Cecil Ryan and Winifred
Jungc came down from Bismarck to
attend the dance at Persian Lake.
Eldon Sempcl spent Saturday night
and Sunday with friends in Bismarck.
II. f. Fraser attended meeting
Of the executive committee Of the
Rural Carriers Association at Nc
Clusky Sunday, April rs.
James Sheppard, who has been at
Michigan, N. D., since Christmas,
arrived in Bradd0ck Sunday evening
to spend a few days with home folks
here.
Mrs. w. w. Mandigo entertained
the teachers Of the Braddock school
at a six o'clock dinner Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. McCuskcr and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Murphy attended church ut Stras-
burg Sunday morning.
Mcsdamcs l.. V. Leshcr. Vic. Long.
Aarivg and Barton returned last
Saturday from attending the convcn-
ton Of the Sixth District of the
North Dakota Federation Of Womcn's
Clubs. The convention was held at
LaMourc Thursday and Friday with
members Of the LaMoure and Vernon
clubs as hostesses. The convention
sessions were held in the community
building and were presided over by
the district president, Mrs. F.. H.
Macrcklein. The department of public
welfare, of which Mrs. T. Brouillard
of Glendale is chairman. and the
department of fine arts. directed by
Mrs. Crabtrce. also of Glendale, were
given special prominence.
Mrs. John Emerson Of Valley City.
state president, DR.. Masil Williams Of
Bismarck and Miss Lillian Cook,
secretary Of the North Dakota Library
Commission. were the principal
speakers. 1873 delegates and visitors
were present. Every session proved
interesting as we'll as instructive.
The social events Of the meeting
included the reception for state,
district and club presidents Thurs
day evening and ride to Memorial
Park. the banquet and a public pro-
gram Friday evening. Our delegates
to the meeting enjoyed every bit. of
it and wish that there were more
federated clubs in our county to
enjoy the special privileges of these
conventions