The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-05
friends and relatives in Michigan and


Minnesota.
Miss Viola Knutson Of Dale, N. D.,
is guest Mt the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Fetterley Of Braddock.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. De France re-
turned on Saturday Afternoon from
weeks trip to the cities.
Mr.. Herman Junge left on Satur-
day to attend the tractor school at
Fargo.
John Foekler drove w. Il. Sawyer
to Temvik on Saturday to visit with
his daughter, Mrs. A. GEM, and her
family.
Mrs. II. w. Allen, also Mrs. c. I.
Barton and daughters motorcd to Ma
poleon on Saturday afternoon.
Ted Ohm and Herb Urvig were
lsraddock callers on Sunday after
noon.
Miss Avis Carlisle and Miss Marian
barton were short time callers ut
Kintyre Sunday.
Johnnie Anderson, barber Of Lin
ton, is seriously i'll ut the home Of his
mother, Mrs. Ella Wilton of Brad
dock.
Mr.. John Rousu motored to Bis
marck Sunday to visit his wife and
baby ut the Bismarck hospital. He
reports everybody getting along fine.
Mrs. Shcrwin Of the. Braddock
school staff introduced contest in
the high school this week. Essays
were to be submitted upon the topic,
IAN Ideal Citizen of My Community"
the winner receiving prize of one
dollar and appearing in the r. T. A.
Citizenship program. Hattie Tclter-
Inv rnk @ps xs,skh 10
Hoskins and Blaine Foekler receiving
honorable mention.
Mrs. c. 7. Barton read n very in
teresting paper on "Indian Wars" to
the high school students for open
ing exercises on Wednesday morning.
Jim Pal McCuskcr has the scarlet
fever this week. We don't think that
that this will bother Jim very much,
as he is such an expert fighter.
Monday has surely been merry
go-round moving day" Mr.. J. w.
Mikescll moved into the house south
of O. NJ. Nie's residence, which he
| lately purchased and which has been
occupied by T. J. Marx Of the l.. NJ.
Doerschlag store. Mr.. II. c. Corey
! moved into the rooms over their store
which were occupied by J. w. Mike
sell and 7. J. Marx has moved into
the Perry house from which MIR.
Corey has moved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Koenig and chill
dren returned home on Sunday aft.
crn0On. Mrs. Kocnig has been visit
ing friends ut Dale, N. D., and Mr..
Koenig has been serving on the jury
1T Linton.
MIR. Frank rucklick from down near
the river has rented the farm belong
ing to Mrs. Maud |. Lesher west of
town and will shortly move there.
Mr.. Leon Leshcr was down to Kim
tyre on Monday to do some work in
the pool hall for Mr.. Carl Van Ness,
who has rented the place.
Miss Mile and Mr.. Harvey Weber
of Hazclton spent Sunday at the home
Of their parents in Braddock.
Miss Winifred Mandigo was a pas
senger to Bismarck on Friday, where
she entered the Bismarck hospital to
have her knee taken care of.
Mr.. A. j. Piers, manager Of the
Farmers Elevator, accompanied by
Mcsscr Olof Nordron, Jalmar Juhola,
Henry Bibelheimer and VIM. Beseler,
motorcd to Steele on Monday morn
ing to take the train to Grand Forks,
ut which place the grainmcn's con-
vcntion is being held.
Miss Ethel Mandigo is having a va
cation this week, as the school board
is cleaning and repairing the school
house, which was badly in need of it.
Mr.. Jake Bower of the Braddock
Elevator Co. left OH the afternoon
train Monday to attend the grain
mems convention at Grand Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Peterson, who
have been visiting friends and rela-
tives in California for the past two
months. returned home on Sunday.
Mr.. w. w. Mandigo was passep-
ger to Bismarck on Monday after
noon to see his daughter, Winifrcd,
at the Bismarck hospital.
Adolph Feyereisen is laid up with
the measles and the mumps.
Warner Scmpel spent the weekend
with friends in Bismarck.
Miss Phrene Junge Of Bismarck
came down on Sunday for short
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Junge.
Cal Albcrts of Kintyrc and Ruth
Shepard motOred to Bismarck on Sun
day.
Mrs. Lucy Baxter is sick at the
Central hotel this week.
Miss Elsie Bier was unable to re-
turn to school this week on account
OF the illness Of her mother, Mrs.
Floyd Bier.
Mr.. F.. Fitzgibbons motored to
his farm near Temvik on Tuesday
afternoon.
Hazel Hannah Hit, DeKalb. Mo-,
mas quilt 21O years old.