The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-19

WING
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Coplin an
Mrs. Edgcrton visited at the u. v
! Graham home Sunday afternoon.
About all Of the people who wcr
IN quarantine are out now. MIR. an
| Mrs. Howard Granville arc still i
quarantine, however.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Halncr motorc
| to Bismarck Saturday, spending Sun
!, day with friends.
The officers Of the Ladies' Aid en-
| tcrtaincd at the home Of Mrs. Ralp
Halver Thursday afternoon. Til
men were invited and delicious sup
per was served. Quite crowd at
tended.
There i. quite lot Of sickness
north Of town at present. kcnma
Jordahl is very ill from backsct o
taken to the Bismarck hospital 70
Misses Edna Boos. Margarc
Knowles and Esther Granville. an,
Fred Boss visited Harrison Rogers a
the Dane Olson residence Sunday. be
sides visiting other friends.
J.
Sunday school. Of which Mrs. Harnc,
is superintendent, is planning a pro
gram to be given Easter morning. Tn,
Christian Endcavor young people ar.
planning Sunrise Prayer Service a,
six O'Clock in the morning. In The
evening in place Of the regular Chris.
ton Endcavor meeting Candle Ligh,
service will be given. Everyone is
invited.
Mr., Hanas upset in his coupe late
ly. completely running the car. For
tunatcly he was not hurt.
A Saint Patrick's Day party was to
be given for the young people of the
Chri stian Endeavor Society at the
hotel March nineteenth.
The pastor Miss Holstcin. conducted
funeral services for Miss Atwood Of
futile n Saturday. March IL.
All Of the high school pupils are
studying hard for the examinations
which will soon be here.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Graham motorcd
to Wilton Monday afternoon to have
dental work done.
A. U. Lee is once more janitOr Of the
Wing school. Warren Colts is now
driving to school from his home. TAX
ing advantage Of the nice weather.
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BRADDOCK NEWS
Harvey Weber left Monday after
noon to visit friends and relatives
at Glen Ullin.
We are pleased to report that little
Jim McCusker is improving from his
attack of scarlet fever. Those of the
family Of Thore MAIDEN who have
IlAa mi is,nL al
along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Swcnson Of Kintyrc
passed through Braddock Tuesday on
their way to Linton.
Mr. Bailey of Halliday was Il visitor
here this week to see his daughter
and SON law. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Anderson. Mr.. Anderson. who has
been quite sick here at the home Of
his mother, Mrs. VIM. Wilton, has
greatly improved and has returned to
his work in Linton. Mr.. Anderson
will be one of the candidates for
sheriff in the coming fall election.
A. j. Piers returned Monday from
his trip ito Grand Forks. where he
attended the grainmcn's convention
and also to Winnipeg, Can. to which
place the grainmen were given free
trip. Mr.. Piers reported splendid
time during his trip.
Herman Jungc returned Monday
from Fargo where he attended the
tractor school for Il week.
John Scmpcl Of Frcdonia visited his
brother George Monday and Tuesday
of this week.
DR.. Brands Of Bismarck came
down Tuesday to consult with DR..
Bacr on the condition of Mrs. +. A.
Bier's illness. We are pleased to
report that Mrs. Bier is much better
than last week and we trust she
will soon be able to be around again.
Miss Winifrcd Mandigo returned
home from the Bismarck hospital
Tuesday. Her knee is some better,
but she is not able to 30 to school
yet.
Miss Avis Carlisle. who had slight
attack Of the measles. went home
Tuesday afternoon. She returned to
Braddock Saturday and will attend
school next week.
+. +. Clarke Of Glendale was al
visitor at the home Of E. +. Savage
this week. He came to attend the
renting Of the school lands at Linton
on Tuesday and also enjoyed couple
Of days visit with old friends here.
&. II. Towlc of Mcllcttc, S. d..
arrived in Braddock on Tuesday 10
renew acquaintenanccs with old
friends. Mr.. Sathcrs and Mr.. Clarke !
eft together on Thursday to return
% their respective homes.
George Sempcl Of Minneapolis is |
visiting with relatives in Braddeck.
Mrs. Lula Swanson was a passenger
10 Bismarck on Monday, returning
nome on Wednesday.
Joe Robinson of the L. ". Doersch- |
az Co. store Of HazcltOn was a Brad
lock caller on Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mandigo motorcd to
Bismarck on Tuesday and VIC arc
sorry to report that Mr.. Mandigo
vas compelled to remain in the Bis
marcE hospital to take trea tmenk
for his back which he hurt while !
outing up ice. He may be confined
here for some time.
Mrs. +. w. Baker entertained the !
Braddock Study and Civic Club Tues
lay evening.
Mrs. Paul Kurtz Of Hazelton was
. Braddock caller Tuesday afternoon.
She drove over to meet her sistcr
Ninifrcd. who had come from Bis
narck
Miss Nell Witt, trained nurse OIL
Bismarck. arrived in Braddock We'd !
1csday to take care Of Mrs. Floyd
Bier.
Mrs. J. j. Peterson Of the Hazel
on country was a. Braddock caller !
IN Wednesday.
Mrs. Joe Ellcndcr, who has been
sick for several weeks at the home of !.
lcr son. Chas. Maly, passed away
Wednesday morning. Funeral SER
5ices were held at 10 O'clock on Fri
lay morning at the Braddock Catholic
church. services being conducted by
Rev. Father krank Of Hazelton.
[nterment was made in the Braddock
cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellcnder
have lived here for many years and
much sympathy is expressed for Mr..
in his sorrow and loneliness.
Mrs. Ellendcr has three surviving
children, Chas. Maly, Joe Krcgcr-
beck and u daughter in Bohemia.
A baby girl was born to MIR. and
Mrs. +. G.. Boynton Of kintyrc ut the