The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-29
NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS

Esther Weber and Leo Daily Of Brad
dock. The same evening the happy
couple drove to Steele, where they
took the train for Bismarck, whore
Mr.. Marley has secured q position in
u pool hall. Their friends wish them
happy and prosperous married life.
Ed. Fogle Of Linton was . Brad.
dock caller Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Fraser motored
to Bismarck Saturday afternoon to
attend u meeting of the executive
board Of rural carriers, of which Mr..
Fraser is secretary-treasurer. They
returned home Sunday afternoon.
D. Shepard, Of the North Dakota
Telephone company at Mandan, spent
Sunday afternoon with Braddock
friends.
The Study and Civic club met with
Mrs. r. Aarvig Tuesday evening.
Nine members were present. Mrs
J. W. Mikesell became a new men,
Der Of the club. The first payment
on the we'll at the cemetery was
allowed. The club IL very happy to
have been able to have had thi.
we'll dug and hope all lot owners
will make good use OF the we'll to
show the ladies that their efforts
have been appreciated. The mem.
bers Of the club, accompanied by their
husbands and families, enjoyed q
days outing at Red Lake Sunday,
July 25th. Ten loaded cars left
town at noon, picnicked in the park
ct the lake. and enjoyed the bath
ing and touring Of the grounds dur.
Ing the afternoon. On the return
trip the cars stopped at Harris grove,
near Napoleon. for supper. The day
was ideal and . splendid time en-.
joyed by all.
The junior ball team Of Braddock
journeyed to Kintyrc last Thursday
to play the junior team there and
brought home the bacon-the score
being IL to 80. Considering what
little practice they have had our
boys put up o very good game. Mes
danes Barton. Vie, McCusker and
Mikesell accompanied the boys to
root for Braddock and there was
quite few from Kintyre witnessed
the game to back up their own boys.
MANNING
Many people Of this vicinity have
been busy picking chokecherries and
making them into jelly. The short
age Of fruit makes ~ use all those
things available.
Dale Webster and Harold Good man
visited with Vernon Granting Sum
day.
Gladys Granting has gone to Bis
marck to work after spending some
time with her sister, Mrs. John Ste
wart.
Claud Hausers took their baby to
Bismarck Wednesday. He had been
sick SO they consulted q doctor. At
this time he is reported as gaining
nicely.
Sam Robinsons are giving their
house q new coat Of paint.
Mr.. and MS. Joho Stewart motor
ed to Wilton Saturday.
| J. c. Chessak returned last week
from st. Paul, where he had been
| with four carloads Of cattle. On &C.
count Of the price Of cattle going
Gown, Mr.. Chessak will not buy any
for q few weeks.
Paul Hapel and family m0tOred to
near MenOken Sunday evening.
Angus Stewart has begun to put
up hay on the river bottom.
Mrs. Granting is spending q few
days with her daughter in Wilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith OF Morton
county were visiting relatives in this
vicinity Monday.
The recent showers have helped to
brighten the growing crops. though
We have not had as much rain as they
have had north and south Of US. The
farmers are still looking forward ex.
pcctinE to have some corn to husk
and few potatoes to dig.
Wilson Brown transacted business
in Bismarck Wednesday.
BALDWIN
Mr.. aud Mrs. Clarence OttOw have
ireturned from several weeks honey.
moon trip to points in the eastern
part Of the state and South Dakota
Mrs. Ottow was formerly Miss 10.
hanna Kramer, q graduate nurse oil
Bismarck. The wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ottow took place July 4th at the
home Of the brides sister. Mrs. vii.
liam Boulder. in Selby, 8. Oak. The
) attendants were Miss Johanna Bou.
der. niece Of the bride. and Wilbert
Ottow, . brother Of the groom. The
bridal pair spent some time with
relatives in South Dakota and then
proceeded to Davenport. N. D.. where
they were guests at the home Of
Mr.. Ottow's parents. They will make
their home in Baldwin where Mr.
Ottow has held = responsible posi-.
ton 1t the Farmers State Bank fol
number of years. Mr.. Ottow and
bride are nicely ensconced in apart
ments in the Freeman residence.
J Thursday evening charivari party
gathered ut the home Of the newly.
-
belling. After the concert" was
Mrs. George Swick and little son
days. visit in the capital city.
j c. r. Christiansen, we'll known
cattle and stock buyer Of South
Haven, Mimi. spent part Of the weel
here buying up hogs which he ship.
ped out Friday afternoon. Mr.. Christ.
Jansen also visited at the Hans
Christensen home while in this com.
munity.
II Fred Hogue Of near Glencoe was
. business caller in town the fore
; part Of the week. Fred left here fol
Glencoe last fall and reports crops
down his way about the same ~ here
i Mr.. and Mrs Walter Perkins Of
Wilton were transacting business IN
town Saturday afternoon.
! The baseball game which was play.
ed on the local diamond Sunday aft.
ernoon between the Armour team Of
Bismarck and the Baldwin team re.
suited In . victory for the local team
the score being 3 to 6. Another
! game was played on the Edgar Mount
! farm. several miles northeast Of
town. between Painted Woods anS
local men. A large crowd Of fan.
witnessed both games.
u Clarence Falkenstein left recently
tor Dunn Center where he will BE-
employed in the harvest fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Borner Wait.