The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-08

Carroll gave u show at the hall, which
was followed by a dance given by a
group Of young folks from west of
town, while u third group, ladies of
...i.., ana v.cI.nty, served the sup
, per, for /. veiy PHEASANT and happy
crowd.
mrs. Fred w. Motif, who has been
away for over two months, for the
benefit Of her health, has returned
to her home very much improved in
health and spiritA~ If not in strength.
The greater part Of this time was
spent with and in the care Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. q. F0lle, eldest daughter Of
Mrs. Moffil, who resides at ST. Louis.
Mo, also Mr.. and Mrs. II. I.eimkueh-
Ter and small daughter, yOungest
daughter Of Mrs. M0ffit, who also
resides in st. Louis. A short time
was spent with son, Mr.. f.. e..
Christman, ut Minneapolis, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. P-ckins, parents of
Mrs. Milred Porter and Ira Peckins.
who reside at Fullerton, N. d., have
been enjoying a nice long visit here
with their children, and expect to
return home again in Il few weeks.
Al present Mr.. and Mrs. reckins are
staying ut the farm home VI their
son, ira Peckins.
Born: August 18th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmett Carol, son, ut Bis
marck, N. d.
Born: Angus. Goth, to Mr.. aud
Mrs. Alfred Faust. girl. at M"f-
fit, N. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Stevens enter
tanned u few friends and ncighbors
at dinner Sunday, Sept. 5th..
Mrs. Ella iorter and grancdaugh-
ter visited at the home Of +. w..
Moffit the latter part Of the week.
A surprise birthday party was
rendered to Fred W. Moffit, recent
~ and much good eats and merr
ment" filled The evening. We arc
not telling how old Fred is though.
Otto Brown was in Moffit, look
ing after business interests.
Don't forget the Ladies', Aid meets
at the home of Mrs. u. 7. Asset;
tine Sept. 9Th. ,5.
RRADDOCk
Mr.. and Mrs. @. B. Bauer are the
guests or Mr.. and' Mrs. L. y. Lesher
this week. They have, been attending
Glendale NorMM Is cifooi during the
summer session and expect to return
there as soon as the fall term begins.
During the storm Monday night
three horses belonging to E. Illehen
were struck by lightning, also an
animal belonging to Archie Nelson.
All were covered with insurance.
Mr.. l.. =. Weber, Mr.. ]. D. Me-
Cusker and Mr.. and Mrs. J, A. Al
lensworth mot0red to Steele Monday
evening from which place the three
latter took the train for st. Pauh
Mrs. Allcnsworth will enter the hospi-
tai there.
Mr.. Robert Liversage and son were
passengers To Bismarck Tuesday to
have dental work done.
Messrs. Art koenig, Clyde Smith
and Charlie Swanson left We,ine sday
for the northern part Of the state
to take in the threshing.
Bills are out advertising the sale
of G. J. BalIn's farm and household
elects. Mr.. Barth is also adverts-
ing his farm for sale.
Master Junior Kusler and little
haif-sister, Frances temple, are wis.,
ing at the home Of Mrs. Art Button
! while their mother, Mrs. Ed. Temple,
Of Haxelton, is confined to the Bis
marck hospital.
Hon. Thos. Hall Of Bismarck stop
ped off to greet Draddock friends
| Tuesday afternoon on his way out IN
| the country to attend to some bust
ness in connection with his office.
On account Of the heavy rain Tues
| day evening there were no church
services in the Union NJ. f. church,
but Wednesday morning the men,
bers Of the church board met with
Rev. Pearson and District Superin-
tendent Morange and gave the vari-
GUS reports Of the church. lie said
that the Brnddock Ladies' Aid and
Sunday school reports were among
the best in his district. The re-
| port that the church debt is now
I only $40 and which is expected to
be cleared off by the first of next
i! gear. was very gratifying to all
present. A very cordial invitation
was extended to conference to have
Rev. Pearson remain with us another
year.
Arthur Peterson Of Minnesota, who
takes the place vacated by Mr..
George Wright on the school staff.
arrived in Braddock Tuesday after
| noon.
/ SscVcI.Al VI Tile CVuuIVy SCuVVAo
!. :nn,enced Aug. 3Cth. Miss Hazel
she taught last year. also Miss Ethel
in the Beseler school and Miss
Johanna Sylskar Of Virginia in the
| Schlosser school.
George Sempel has purchased q
new Overland sedan.
Little Miss Lucille Engleman of
Dana is staying with Miss Ida Swan
SON here and attending the primary
department in school.
Mrs. Hawke Of Bismarck was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Piers and
family Wednesday.
| Fl. o. HellstrOm of Bismarck was
Braddock business caller Thurs
day morning.
A baby boy was born ut Bis
mafck hospital Monday morning to
| Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. p. Peterson Of Wild
, Rose district. Congratulations!
l4!sssrriis:s ina v srs' Ri R tsss:
Thursday.
Misses Rosalind and Anna Nords-
from left Thursday afternoon for
Medora, N. OAK, where they have
been engaged to teach term Of
| school.
o. r. Martini. accompanied by
Mesdames Shepard and Swanson,
motored to Bismarck Wednesday
morning. They were accompanied
home by Mrs. Martini and baby boy.
Miles Stanton, who has been en-
gagged in the harvest fields near
Dickinson returned home Wednesday.
He will teach in the Carlisle school
| this canning term