The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-16

for appendicitis returned TO Brad
dock Tuesday.
Mrs. Tom Magcc OF st. Paul, ar
rived In Bradduck Tuesday to visit
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. IL =.
Weber. for a couple Of weeks.
Mrs, Keith Hamilton and baby boy.
Russell vern. returned home to
Braddock Wednesday from the Bis
marck hospital.
Ben Sucltx was the guest Of his
sister. Mrs. Smith Engleman. and
family Tuesday and Wednesday. He
Ii now attending Columbia Cniver-
sity and Is specializin In iRathe-
mates. Ben attended the public
school at Dana and then moved With
his parents to South Dakota.
H. a. Armstrong aMtoed over from
HazeltOn Tuesday morning TO Brad
dock where he took tho train for ST.
Paul to spend few days at the
Minnesota state Fair
Mr. and Mrs 4 q stack returned
| to Braddock Tuesday from Bismarck
after placing their dauEhter. Mar
jorle. In st. Marys school here.
Chas. Barth reports that his sale
OF farm and household effects went
far beyond his expectations and hr
10 indeed very well pleased with
the returns. He and Mrs. Barth
came to town Saturday to visit at
the home of their daughter. Mrs.
J. a. Allersworth. and family. They
expect to spent short time visiting
with old friends in and around Brau-
dock before leaving for Ashla ND.
Ohio.
Miss Pekkcla who has been visit
ing friends near Rraddock left for
her home in Oregon Wednesday. She
was accompanied home by Miss
Lempii Scppancn who expects to
ispend the winter there.
pr. Eaer. accompanied BY Mr.. and
Mrs. Rassen Aarvig. left Wednesday
morning for st. Paul. Mrs. Bacr Is
expected to return homo with them.
| George Dexter aut0sd to Linton
"Wednesday a. help FrAnk Irvine In
the garage for few days. lie re-
turned home Saturday afternoon.
George Lenhart OF the Farmers
Estate Bank Of liazcltOn was q Brad
dock business caller Wednesday,
Messers Harvey and Ray Weber,
VIM. Schlosser, Robert lindahl. u.
W. Baker and chas. Donald have re-
turned from the northern harvest
fields. They report the harvest al
most finished where they were and
the season very wet. Mr.. Donald
!aXprcts to return further north in 1,
few days
Nr. and Mrs. \. c. Staak, accom-.
!panied J.. Mrs Stalks parents, Mr..
and Mrs. N. Rush. Of HYselton. left
Thursday for Il weeks visit with
friends in Minneapolis.
1 Mr.. end Mrs. r. j.. Grinmes aud
son. Roger. of Clear Lake. Mimi,
have been tn. guests of Mr., and
1 Mrs. X. II. Corey. Mrs. Grimmes is a
sister Of Mrs. Corey.
| The ladies Aid of the Union NJ
Il. church met at the home of Mrs
&C. \. Barton, Thursday afternoon
which WAS. we'll attended and u fine
lunch served by the hostess.
/! ]. q. DeFrancc and Frank kcll-
mcr were Bismarck business callers
Thursday q. II. MARITIME was sub
!stitutc IN the bank during the ab-
Sence' of Mr.. DeFrance.
DR.. Prescott and kon IT Steele were
8raddock callers Friday morning
Dr. Prescott is very anxious TO or
ganize band among the young
j
livery successful In this work.
NJ. J. Hogan Of Kaneca. H., az.
lrived in BradalOck Thursday to loul,
fafter the interest 81 his fathers
farm north Of Braddock and rented
by \. Damsgaurd. He returned
home Friday. MIR. Hogan was very
Imuch pleased with. the friendiiness
IshOwn him by the Bradd0ck people
land hopes to return again TO this
locality some Future time.
/ Miss Florence Elliott left Friday II
jtcach a term of school near Wilton
! J, Il. Fit4gibbons autocd to Bis.
marck Friday morning, returning
home in the evening
| u. X. Martini has rented his farm
west Of town to- Oscar Sybcrg ant
is replastering the house.
l.. ~. Docrsshlag was a Linton
business caller Friday.