The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-21
BraddOck

mOtOred to bismarck MONDAY. MISS
Campbell remained in Bismarck,
where she expects to get posi-
ton and the rest returned home
the same evening.
Francis Britain of Egeland, n.
Dak., was guest at the .. X, Mar
tin home this week.
w. w. Mandigo went to Bismarck
Sunday, where he underwent an
operation Tuesday morning. AT
present writing he is improving as
well rs can be expected.
George Scmpel motored to Lam
ton Thursday to attend to some
business at the court house.
Friday morning Harry Albright
received n message Of the death OF
his mother at Aurora. Mo-. lie left
Friday evening for Illinois. where
intcrmcrt will be made in the fam
ily cemetery. Ii is only short
time since Mr.. and Mrs. Albright
visited their son. Harry, and family
for a couple of weeks. Mrs. Al
bright had 4 stroke some time ago
and has been i'm poor health ever
since.
X. II. Corey arrived home We'd
ncsday evening after couple OF
days visit with his sister and
family near Mandan.
a. G.. Staak was a Braddock
caller Tuesday.
Harvey Weber was over to Hazel
ton for IA few days, looking after
the elevator while the manager was
away.
The farmers are busy hauling
coal these nice days.
Mrs. Margaret Mclaughlin. state
manager for the Woodman Circle
Of North Dakota and South Da-
kota, arrived in Rraddock Friday
10 be present at the unyeilinE OF
the monument Of the late Mrs.
John Swanson Sunday. Oct. II.
While in Rraddock Mrs. Mcl.augh-
lin is the guest Of Mrs. +. +. Saw
age. :,
Mcsslamcs McCuskcr and Rott
were over from Ifa2elton Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Aarvig visited
Aarvig Friday evening.
Mrs. Abner Martinson of kintyre
was a guest ut the Art koenlg
home Monday. She left Monday
for Wild Rose, N. Oak, where she
will make her home with her
mother. Mrs. =. Paulson.
Wednesday morning Mrs. L: M
Doerschlar. j. ]. Peterson and SAM
Wright left for California. They
are making the trip overland in Mr.
Peterson's new Ford sedan.
Mrs. S. Surfing was a passenger
to Bismarck Monday afternoon.
Miss Julia Zellmer and Miss
Francis Mclander of Bismarck
spent Columbus Day in Braddock.
DR.. Baer motored to Bismarcl
Tuesday afternoon.
Andrew II. Fisher Of Hague
called on Braddock people Tuesda!
in the interest Of his candidacy fol
sheriff for EmmOns county at tn
coming election.
Mesdames Allen and Mandig'
motored to Bismarck Wednesday t
visit with Mr.. Mandigo and Mrs
Paul kurtz at the Bismarck hospl
tai. Mrs. kurtz has a new bah!
boy born Tuesday, Oct. Il.
Olaf Sjerslee was passenger II
Bismarck Thursday afternoon t
consult a physician.
Mr.. Riggs of Bismarck spen'
several days in Braddock in thu
interest of the Delco Light Plant
Company.
A. J. Koenig has been appointed
manager Of the Carpenter Lumber
Company in Braddock in the steat
Of Leo Daley, who has had charge
Of the yards here since the dealt
of S. IOnbaken. MIR. koenig is !;
Bradtock boy and well worthy Of
the position and we wish to con
leatulate him in securing it: Mr.
Dailev is going into the l.. NJ
iJoerschlag store here. and we arc
sure that Mr.. McCuskcr has beer
very fortunate in securing him, as
Leo is n hustler.
Rassen Aarvig installed furnace
in his home this week.
Friday morning the local post
office staff could not understand
what made l.. v. I.cshcr, rural car.
ricr, smile so sweetly rs he entered
the postofficc, but they were not
surprised when Leon announced the
arrival of new boy at their home
during the night. Mother and baby
are doing fine. We offer congratu
lations, but we want Leon to un'
derstand that this won't be any
excuse for being late in the morn
ings.
Mrs. James Murphy informs us
that her last letter from her sor
James, he writes that he has en-
tered the University Of Washing
ton. We wish to congratulate
James, as we are always glad tt
sec our Braddock boys and girl:
aspiring to something better ane
greater.
A very sad accident occurred out
at the Drake Ranch, south OF
town. As the Joiner boys, who ART
living on the ranch, were unloading
q load Of hay into the barn, TIL
rack upset, pinning one of the boys
I Anton, under it. He was so doubled
up that his back was broken anl
hips dislocatcd. DR.. Baer was q,
once called and did all he could fol
i the poor sufferer, as it was to-
late to take him on the train tt
Bismarck. Wednesday he was re
naoved to st. Alexius hospital
Slight hopes are entertained for hi
recovery, as he is paralyzed from
hls chest down.
Attorney Chas. Coventry was :
/ Brah Aock caller Friday evening.
Joeooh kitchen delivered an ad
] tlreag 1t the Bradd0ck high schoo
& Tpeo3ay afternoon. There was no
/. Z vee9 large attendance and in tn
as lE Sss.z s~x@I ~ dolistA,eod an addroas =