The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-26
NEWS OF OUR NEIGHB0RS :

A }. Piers and Sig. Ncwgaard Of
Braddock motored to Bismarck Mon
day morning. Mr.. Newgaard return
cd home Monday evening while Mr..
Piers remained for medical treat
mcn:.
Mr.. and Mrs. -. H. Bowers and
children were Napoleon visitors SuA-
day.
Miss Ethel Olson of The Tell neigh
borhOod was passenger to Bismarck
Monday to consult an eye specialist.
She returned home Tuesday and Wis
tied with her sisters, Myrtle and Mar
garct, who arc attending school here,
+. A. Bier and daughter Elsie were
Braddock callers Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Biers many friends will be
pleased to hear that she is improv-
ing, although she is still confined ia
her bed with a nurse in attendanc &c.
will be able TO return to school here.
and probably not any more this term.
W. w. Mandigo returned home
Tuesday from the bismarck hospital.
We arc sorry to report tina: he Is not
! feeling as well as would be wished
for. He hurt his back while putting
up ice this winter and it may lay him
up for some time especially from do
ing any hard work. i,
DR.. Baer is able to resume his du-
ties again for which we are very glad
as he is very much needed these days
on account Of the great amount Of
sickness throughout: the surrounding
country. DR.. Raer is always willing
to 20 to the aid of the suffering both
night and day. and his services should
be appreciated by the people of this
community.
Town election was held on Tuesday,
March l6. The following officers
were elected:
Trustccs--H. w. Allen. DR.. Bacr.
! Clcrk-O. NJ. Vic.
Trcasurer-Frank Long.
Justice of the Peace-Frcd Jungc.
Assessor-John Allensworth.
Marshall. w. Baker.
w. II. Posi-, travelling salesman for
the Hudson Mfg Co., Of Minneapolis.
was Braddock business caller We'd
| nesday morning.
Mckinley Reaman has sold his farm
in the Dana neighborhooa to Henry
Zottnick. John Helm will move on
| to the place soon.
r. E. Koenig and Harold Junge
motored to Bismarck Tuesday.
X. II. Corey is victim Of the
mumps this week.
John Swanson, south of Braddock,
has sold his farm to Mr.. Beck. who
! lives on the Sauer farm east Of Hazel.
ton.
George Ivey has purchased new
Ford sedan from the Hazcl.on Ford
agency.
! Alfred Bibelheimer who has been
attending normal school at Glendale
during the winter months returned
home Saturday afternoon to help out
with the spring work.
The Modern Woodmen held a
bowling tournament Tuesday evening
after which they par.ook of an oyster
supper
The home of o. r. Martin was
quarantined Monday morning fol
scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Rott and family
of Hazelton were callers at the homo
OF DR.. Baer Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Amundson ate Sun.
day dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. F. II
Long.
George Wright Of the Braddocl
school staff went to Bismarck Friday
evening to attend the basketball tour
nament held at Mandan.
The quarantine on the home Of
D. McCumber was raised Saturday.
Miss Alma Bihelheimer spent Sun
day with home folks at Dana.
c. NJ. Donald of Rosedale Station
Alberta, Can, arrived in Braddocl
Wednesday evening to take charge o.
the De Renee Bros. blacksmith shop
Mr.. Donald is nephew Of Mr.. VI. +
Ryan. His wife and family are ex
pected to arrive little later in tn,
season.
F. B. Strecter of the Emmons Co
Record, Linton. was Braddocx calie
Friday afternoon.
On Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Mar!
T. Wishman, field worker for the Sal
walton Army in North Dakota deliver
cd an address of the work to tn,
teachers and pupils and few other
who were present a. the high school
She then went to the home Of Mrs
o. N. Vie. where the ladies aid wa
meeting and told Of her work. A l0ca
organization was formed with Mr.
Sherwin as president and H. w. Allie
IS treasurer. The object of this OF
ganization IS to appoint committee
to solicit the town and the surround
sn6 NV0htAS All 4uuuS W ucID CNII
on the work Of this wonderful rclia
. ious organization.
The .WOOdman Circle met at tn
, home of Mrs. r. Aarvig on Wcdne:
!. day afternoon instead Of at the HON
: Of Mrs. A. j. KOenig as was fOrmcrl
announced.
q Mrs. A. Barrett of Bismarck wa
e the guest of Mrs. II. w. Allen thi
week.
The Ladies Aid of the Union NJ.
}. Church met at the home Of Mrs. O.
G Vie on Thursday afternoon. Besil
;. the members who we're present, thel
e were many other who came in to pal
$ take Of the splendid lunch served
$ the hostess.
Report has reached us that Mr., an
y Mrs. Henry Sorem, who have spent Il
;. winter at Los Angeles, and Mr.. an
Mrs. Harry Raeman and little daugl
:, ter who have spent the past tn
!! years here, are on their way home [
q! North Dakota. They are. making IL
= trip by auto. Their many friends wi
be pleased to see them again an
d trust that they have decided to =
q main with us.
Miss Myrtle Feltheim. who is .
le tending Valley City normal scho,
- cPe2&tHE tne week emu with III
:. parents N Bradd0ck.
Miss WihnaEd 'Mandigo was q pa
&c senger to Bisms<xk Saturday ate
IN noon.
g Miss Haas, Miss Elsberry and r. I
Koenig naotofed 70 Haxclton Seturd,
- Afternoon.
81 DR.. and Mrs. Baer motorcd to Bi
mark ons Wednesday.
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