The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-02
RRADDOCk

Mrs. Lewis OF Bismarck arrived in
Braddock Monday to visit her sister.
Mrs. Floyd Bier
Charlie Swanson is sick with the
mumps this week and Don Mcdonald
is helping Mr.. Swanson get ready for
his sale.
The Richard Kent play which was
staged here Monday night was not
very well attended. Mr.. Kent used
cral years ago, but has not stopped
Dff at Rraddock for some time.
J. W.. Mikesell was Il passenger to
Bismarck Monday to have more teeth
extracted. He returned home Tues
day.
The Burnstad boys drove over 100
lead of horses through Braddock
Monday to Moffit. They intend to
start work ut grading soon on the
road east Of Moffit.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Aarvig and Mrs.
q. NJ. Vie attended the Fordson
demonstration at Napoleon Monday.
! On account Of theiE home being
under quarantine for scarlet fever,
Miss Hazel Martin is staying ut the
F.. F. Savage home and Miss Helen
at the home of J. M. DcCusker so
that they can continue their school
duties.
Mrs. n. l.. Barth is the latest VIC
tim Of measles in the Braddock
ncighborhood.
Ole Borrud and Leonard Johnston
arrived last week from Minneapolis
to look after their farming interests
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. DsFrance and
lazcl Martin motored to Haselton
1uesdav evening.
Fred Ford accompanied By Mr.. Vic
Dehenue motored to Bismarck on
Tuesday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Snively Tuesday morning.
+. j. Thompson was a passenger
TO M0ffit Tuesday afternoon where
he will work with the Burnstad grad
ing outfit.
Il. W. Baker is spending the most
Of every day out on his farm south
Of town. Mr.. Baker has always been
used to leading an active life on
the farm and he cannot content him
self with being idle in town.
The class play Safety First
which was to have been staged by
the r. r. A. in the school gym. has
Hccn postponed until some future
!atc on account Of the many contag-
lous diseases that are lurking IN
and around this community rs we'll
as in other places.
Everybody is pleased to welcome
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sorem and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Reaman back to
Braddock They arrived here on
Wednesday. We understand that Mr..
Rcaman will make improvements on
his farm south Of Braddock which
they intend to make their future
|. home.
Miss la Mauk, who has been visit
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
j W. Mikesell for several days, re-
turned to the Valley City Normal
School Wednesday afternoon.
Axel Nordstrom of Walnut Grove
Mimi, arrived in Braddock Wednes
day to look after his farming inter
ests in this locality.
: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Baxter returned
home Wednesday after spending the
winter in St. Paul with. their daugh.
ter and family, DR.. and Mrs. S. G
LarrAbec.
J aohn Swanson has moved his house.
hold goods into town and wilr oc.
cupy the house owned by Mrs. A
Sehcidt. where his daughter Id;
and Mamie Boynton are now living
MI. oWiHSOu - uuuCNluCU uS W
plans for the future.
DR.. Baer accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Allen, motored to Lin.
ton Wednesday afternoon.
O. l.. Peterson of Wild Rose Town
ship was taken to Bismarck Hospi-
tai Tuesday afternoon, suffering
from pneumonia.
The barn on the c. +. Elving farm
in the Tell country and rented BY
Mcssers. Smith and Hanson, was en-.
tircly destroyed by fire Tuesday at
tcrnoon along with II head of fine
,,nilch cows. an automobile and farm
machinery. They were able to get
the horses out. The origin of the
fire is unknown. 4 This is It. heavy
loss to the boys as they were just
starting in the dairy business anG
took great pride in their stock. There
was such terrific wind blowing a,
the time that all efforts to save the
cows was futile.
The two little girls Of John p
Peterson, who have been scriousl,
i'll with pneumonia, arc slowly i'm
proving. Homer Lamm, who has beer
working for Mr.. f.. c. B0ynton OF
Hill to run his FOrdson at night.
j. T.. Fitzgibbons motored to Lin.
ton Thursday morning and to Bis
m3rck Friday.
Carl Westrick and Harry Scaburg
experts for the Rumlcy CA, are
in Braddock this week 0vcrhuuline
some of the Rumley engines.
Messrs. Grucnfeldcr, McConvillc
Kycs, and Glass, county commission
crs, were in the north end of thu
county Thursday looking over some
of the roads. They called on friend:
in Braddock.
Thco. Flesche, who has heen spend
ing the winter in the cities, returned
to Braddock Thursday to work fol
W. w. Baxter. He was accompanied
home by Irvine Nordahl, SON Of Oscar
Nordahl of Minneapolis, who viii
work for Sueltz and Engleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bower wer,
called to Napoleon Friday morning
on account of the serious illness O.
Mrs. Bowers mother, Mrs. Kaz.
Miss Sylvia Nylund, who is attend
Saturday to spend weeks vacatio,
with her mother and sister in Brad
dock.
George Zirbes Of Hazelton was
Braddock caller Saturday. HE wa
posting bills for dance to be he'll,
in Zirbes Theatre Monday evening
- April 5. Music will be furnished b!
'sThe Hoot Owls"
Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Lesher motore,
to Bismarck Saturday morning t
lave dental work done.
Mrs. F. r.. Briggs and dau9hte
Mildred were bismarck shoppers Sat
urday.
John Swanson held public sal
Friday March e.. Most 81 the thing
brought a good price and the sal
was fairly we'll attended.
Mrs. J. G. DeFrance is the lates