The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-10
BraddOck

The Ladies Aid Of the Union NJ
+. church held their annual bazaar
and dinner in the town hall Satur-
day afternoon, Dec. 4. The amount
realized was somewhere near $40.
Owing to the stormy weather that
day the bazaar was not well patron
lied and although the ladies did not
sell all their fancy work.. They
realize they did very well on account
of the hard times and extend their
thanks to those who helped on with
the good work.
The Daughters of Grace held a
fancy work sale, from which they
realized somewhere near $40, which
goes toward buying books for COM
munity library. Those young girls
deserve great credit for the splendid
work which they have done.
Mrs. Oyaas and daughter return
cd to their home at Eau Clair, Wis,
Monday after several weeks visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ.
Sherwin. Mrs. Oyaas is a sister of
Mrs. Sherwin.
Mrs. j. H. Bowers. who has been
with her mother, Mrs. KATE of
Napoleon, has returned home. Mrs.
katz has been taken to the Bis
marck hospital where she will receive
treatment.
Mrs. Milly Anderson. who has been
here attending the funeral Of her
father, John 4. Johnson, returned to
her home at Red Wing, Mimi.
Miss Evelyn Henry returned to
Selfridge on Monday after several
days visit with her brothers, Fern
and Floyd Henry, and sisters, Mrs.
John Strylie and Mrs. Earl Van
Gordon.
What might have been very bad
accident occurred Monday afternoon.
As Miss Winifred Mandigo was com
ing down the Erickson hill south Of
town on her way to Braddock, she
lost control of her ear and it skidded
]. off the side of the road and down
into the creek just east of the bridge.
Fortunately the ear did not upset and
seemed none the worse for the mishap.
Miss Winifred escaped any injury
except for shaken up nerves. She
walked into town after the accident
and some of the men went out and
brought the car into town. This is
. considered very dangerous place,
as there are no approaches to the
bridge, and the road is quite narrow.
Messrs. Grogan and Jenning, ac-
c0mpanied by several other men with
teams, were in BraddOck this week to
take home hay from the cars which
had been shipped here from Mime
sofa. These men spent several weeks
this summer making hay in that
locality.
The mems club met at the home
of A. J. Piers Tuesday evening and
spent very enjoyable time. There
were 10 present. A nice lunch was
served by several Of the men.
Fritz Argast Of MOffit was a Brad.
dock caller Friday on his way to the
home of George Goodyear. He re-
porte dhis mother. Mrs. Goodyear as
about the same. She is now staying
with her daughter, Mrs. A. Benz,
The funeral for Nels Rousu WINS
held Tuesday from tho home of his
son, John Rousu, ST.. Over 80 ears
followed the remains to the Finnish
cemetery, whore interrment was made.
The services we're conducted. by Rev.
George Auto.
Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Pearson motor.
ed up Saturday from Napoleon to at
tend the Ladies' Aid bazaar.
Mrs. j. D. McCusker came over
Sunday afternoon from HaxeIton and
spent the night in Braddock, return
ing home Monday.
Miss In Mauk, who teaches in the
Jacobson school, spent the weekend
1t the \. w. Mikesell home.
The lAdjaA -of the. Wopdman Circle
INST Se the home 81 Mrs. J. A. Allen
swoRth. Il delicious lunsh WAS served
~ ~ h0Gtoeo. Tho next nicotine
usiA - hn1A With Mrs.. VIM. Beseler