The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-05
BraddOck

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the Parent Teachers program II
Haxclton Tuesday evening we're Mrs
H. w. Allen. Mrs. Jas. Murphy. Mrs
n. N. Shcrwin, Mrs. p. Dacr, Mrs
G. T. Barton, Mrs. F. NJ. Long, Mr.
]. d. McCuskcr and Mr.. Jas. Murphy
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Lindahl wcr,
Sunday callers ut the o. NJ. Vie home
DR.. Walker of Haxelton was .
Braddock caller Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dexter visit.
ed with the Robert Livcrsage fam.
lily Sunday.
The intermediate League held .
social ut the school gymnasium last
Friday evening. A very interesting
program was given. Games were
played and lunch served. A larga
number were present and all voted
the young leaguers royal entertainers
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith Of Bis
marck were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Baxter.
Miss Ida Swanson. Mr.. and Mrs
6. H. Dexter and Miss Violctte at
tended the school program given ut
Linton Thursday evening.
Mrs. Arnold Anderson and little
daughter Of Coopcvstown. arrived
Sunday to spend couple OF weeks
with Mrs. Andcrson's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H.. W. Allen.
There will be Mothers and Chill
drcn's Day program ut Deslcr's
schOolhousc Sunday afternoon, May
9Th, at 2 o'clock. Rev. Christ OF
Hazclton will deliver an address
Everybody cordially invited to attend
H. A. Armstrong and John Wray
Of Hazelton visited with Braddock
friends Friday. Mr.. Wray, who is an
old-timcr Of Haxclton, but who has
lived in Canada for some years, il
we'll known to some of the Braddock
people. who were very much pleased
to sec him.
Mrs. II. AarviE and Mrs. f. F.
Savage, who have been attending the
state convention of the WoOdmar
Circle held at ABERDEEN, arrived home
this week. On the way home Mrs
Savage visited with her daughter and
family at Selfridge.
Friday morning D M. Henry receiv.
ed u telegram that their daughter
Mrs. August Pointer, Of Santa Paula
Calf. had died. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
left from Steele Saturday evening t.
be present at the funeral.
The Ladies' Aid will serve dinner
in the hall play day, May Is.
Miss Linda Juhola and Violet Dcx.
ter visited at the Olaf Nordstron
home Sunday.
+. C. Thomas, secretary Of Tho
Tenny CO., Minneapolis, spent Fri
day Mt the Farmers Elevator ut Brad.
dock and visited with the local man
agcr, A. J. Piers.
A program will be Given by thu
children in the primary and inter.
mediate grades on Friday evening
May 6, beginning at 8 o'clock. A
small admission Of 10 cents will be
charged to cover the cost Of the cos.
tunes.
Miss Blanche TIMBER OF Linton is
the guest Of Miss Hattie Fcltcrlcy
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Button motorcd
to Bismarck Sunday afternoon, where
Mrs. Button will enter local hospi-
tai.
All the Braddock members Of thu
A f. and A. NJ. attended the meeting
and banquet in Linton Tuesday eve.
ming. This was in celebration of the
fact that the Linton lodge has recent.
~ passed the 100 mark in member.
ship. Two candidates from Braddock
were raised to the degree Of master
Masonry.
The study and civic club met with
Mrs. Baker Wednesday evening
Thirteen members answered roll cal
by naming an American song and
COMPOSER. The program dealt with
southern music and sacred music.
Don't forget the Mothers Day pro.
gram Saturday evening. May Z, a,
$3.50, at the NJ. r. church. The main
feature Of the program is q play
Mothers Of Men," There are also
a number Of readings and music.
Rev. John Morangc, district super.
intcndcnt Of the NJ. F.. church, will
preach in the church Saturday even.
ing. May H. at 1880 p. M. Every
body cordially invited to attend. \