The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-24
BRADDOCK

family while they are attending the
daily vacation Bible school here.
The daily vacation Bible school
will give y demonstration Of its work
Sunday morning, June ~, At 1880, in
ths high school auditorium. There
will be no preaching service that
day. Sunday school ct 1890. Every.
body is cordially invited to attend and
encourage the children in their ef-
forts. A special collection will be
taken to help defray the expenses Of
the Bible school.
The ladies Of tho 'Woodman Circle
met in. session at the home of Mrs.
+. +. Savage Wednesday evening.
June 10th. Thirteen members were
in attendance, also Mrs. Margaret Nc
Laugklin. district organizer for
North and South Dakota. After the
usual routine of business lunch was
served by the hostess. During the
summer months tina circle will meet
every first and third Wednesday in
the city hall. Mrs. Mclaughlin left
Thursday afternoon to visit the circle
at Bismarck.
Dr.. Perry and wife of Bismarck
called at Braddock on their way to
Gackle Tuesday evening.
Quite = number Of Braddock people
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Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. e. w. Baker has had a new
we'll dug and has erected new wind
mill and water tank which he uses to
irrigate his garden.
Kirk Batter, who has been visiting
with his grandparents since the va
cation began, left on Thursday FOR q
visit with his grandmother Batter At
Lebanon, Oregon. His aunt, Susan
Batter. Of Virginia, MIMI. accompa-
MED him.
Mrs. W.. w. Mandigo was q passen.
ger to Bismarck Wednesday afternoon
to attend the Eastern Star conven-
ton held in that city. Mrs. J. W..
Mikesell motored there on Thursday
to attend the convention. They re-
turned home Friday evening.
Mrs. w. B. Sawyer Of Temvik was
the guest of Mrs. A. Amundson this
week.
Mr.. Carl Hanson. who has been
working in Wishek for some time. is
visiting friends in Braddock' this
week.
Rev. Pearson and wife ate ended the
Bible school here Thursday morning
States Attorney Charlie Coventry
was q Braddock caller Thursday even
Mr.. A. j. Piers motored to Bismarck
Tuesday evening to attend the Ma
sonic convention. He returned home
Thursday.
DR.. Baer, Hon. H. w. Allen and
Herman Sueltz motored to Lake Isabel
to hearNHon. L. B. Hanna.
DR.. and Mrs. Lodge Of Steele were
visitors at the home Of DR.. Baer Fri
day:
to Bismarck Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Amundson had q rusty nail run
in his foot and he was afraid that
blood poisoning had set in.
Mr.. Thore MAIDEN and Mr.. r.
Aarig went to Linton Wednes day to
attend the Volk trial which was held
there.
Mrs. J. B. Rott and son. Lee, were
over from Hazelton Friday. Lee
sepnt the time fishing in the Mandi-
go creek. while Mrs. Rott visited with
Mrs. H. w. Allen and other friends.
Mr.. Ole Feltheim shipped a carload
Of stock to St. Paul Saturday MORN
Mr.. l.. v. Lesher drove to Bismarck
Friday afternoon where he disposed
of over two dozen of his early chick.
ems. He received splendid price for
them.
Mrs. Lulu Swanson and daughter.
Fern, motored TO Bismarck Friday
morning. returning home the same
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Baxter and Mr..
and Mrs. Wayne Baxter and little
daughter Bernadine left Saturday
morning on fishing trip to Mime
sofa lakes. They expect to be Joined
there by DR.. adm Mrs. Larrabee and
daughter, MurieI. Of st. Paul. They
will be gone about two weeks.
The people around BrNddock are
feeling much better since the recent
rains. We trust that we may get
plenty Of it now. as it will help the
late crops great deal.
On account of the Swedish picnic at
Peterson's Grove Thursday. June q.
the Union NJ. f. Ladies Aid of Brad
day, July 1st. when it will meet at
the home of Mrs. ]. A. Allensworth Of
BraddocI.
Mrs. o. Melthein, Myrtle. Agon and
Mrs. c.. Nelson were Sunday guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p.
Peterson and family OF Wild Rose.
Leon Lesher left Monday morn
ing for Seaforth, MIMI. where he i'm
tends to visit for q few days at the
home Of Mrs. Lesher. and also with
his mother at Gary, N. Oak.
Mrs. Albert Dyce and two children,
Genevieve and Grace. arrived from
Madison, S. Dak., Friday to visit at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. 3. Lee.
During the storm Sunday the barn
on the %. r. Martin farm west Of
fire was seen in time and extin-
guishe6.
Mrs. C. Il. Barton returned Friday
afternoon from an eastern trip OF
which she reported . wonderful time.
A party Of eight North Dakota
women and sixteen or more Minnesota
women left St. Paul on the evening
Of Wednesday. May 10th. Two spe-
cial cars were made up for the del
egation which went through to
Washington. D. c.. with General Pas
senger Agent Hammond of St. Paul
accompanying. They went south on
the Chicago & Alton. making short
stops at indianapolis, Cincinnati,
Charleston, White Sulphur Springs.
through the Blue Ridge Mountains
few days stop. After seeing the
most beautiful city in the east they
visited the congressional library. the
White House, National Museum, u. s.
Mint, National Zoo Garden and the
capitol. where they sat alta session
of both the house and the senate.
Then to Arlington Amphitheatre and
the Tomb of the unknown soldier.
They spent several hours at Mount
Vernon and the Franciscan monastery
IN exact reproduction Of the mon
astery in Rome. They visited the Old
Christ Church ct Alexandria and. the
Fire Hall Of 1776, containing the first
fire engine used in the United States,
and the original Betsy Ross flag.
After leaving Washington, they