The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-13
BraddOck

U0y CNCluIk anu COuuuCLGu SeIN
!. ices in the Union NJ. f. church
His discourse was "Love and Char.
; ity of the Christian" If weather
conditions are good and roads pass
able he will be with us again Sun
day morning, Jan. Is. The Ep
worth League will meet Sunday
evening at Z o'clock in the church.
Mrs. Frances Britain will lead the
meeting.
Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Rassen Aarvig Saturday after
noon, Jan. 18th.
Miss Elsberry of the Braddock
school, who has been spending the
holidays at her home in Valley
City, returned Monday evening.
Miss Haas returned from Ellen
dale Tuesday afternoon, and Mr..
Peterson from Mizpah, Minnesota,
Tuesday morning.
DR.. Baer, accompanied by his
son, Robert, Mr.. George Semple
and Mrs. John Schaefer motored
to Linton Tuesday. DIR. Baer while
there met with the county commits.
sioners to see about getting a
mothers pension for Mrs. SChae-
fer, who was left, by the death Of
her husband, with 8 children to
care for, eight Of whom are unler
Ia years of age. She was granted
$72 per month.
There will be benefit dance in
Mrs. Shepard's hall Friday eve
ming to help get clothing for Mrs.
Schaefcr and family. Local people
will furnish the music. Tickets
Soc. The Semple restaurant will
furnish the supper.
Mr.. Chas. Coventry, states at
torney, make an official call in
Braddock Monday afternoon.
H. w. Allen and J. G. De France
attended bankers meeting in
Linton Tuesday.
Miss Helen Erickson, who
teaches in the Brownawell school
returned Tuesday from visiting at
her home near Portal.
The ladies of the Woodman Cir
Gle met at the home of Mrs. A. j.
Koenig Wednesday afternoon. A
nice lunch was served by the hos
tess.
Miss liza Marek spent the week.
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Marek, at Moffit, returning to
Braddock Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Bier and
daughter. Elsie, were Braddock
callers Wednesday.
MRS. }. ID. McCusker and little
son, Jim Pat, came over from Haz-
elton Wednesday to visit with
Braddock friends VINO are always
pleased to see them. While here
they were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Allen. They returned
home Friday, accompanied by Mr..
McCusker, VINO spent the weekend
with mis- family here.
Henry Handtmann of Mandan,
the newly elected sheriff Of Nor
ton county, came down to Brad
dock Wednesday on official bust
ness. He remained in Braddock
until Thursday morning.
Frank zellmer returned from
Bismarck Wednesday, after spend
ing FIVE days with his daughter
in the city.
Miss Avis Carlisle, who has been
spending the holidays with hel
parents at Wild Rose and also as
a guest for a few days of Miss
Marian Barton of Braddock, re.
turned to Bismarck Saturday tt
resume her studies in the high
school there.
Mrs. J. H. Bowers and two little
girls visited this week at the home
Of Mrs. Bowers parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Kaz, of Napoleon.
Joseph Fitzgibbons was a pas.
senger to Bismarck Friday, re
turning home Saturday.
Services were held in st. Nary
Catholic church Sunday morning
Rev. Father Schweitzer of Hazel
ton officiating.
Leo Daley drove Father
Schweitzer back to HazeltOn Sun.
day afternoon. He was also &C
companied by Mrs. William Man.
ley, nee Miss Milly Weber, whs
is to accompany Mr.. Bradbury OF
Hazelton to Hettinger where Mr.
Manley is engaged in the poo
hall there. Mr.. Bradbury has pur
chased the pool hall in Hettinger
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Fraser motorcd u
Kintyrc Saturday afternoon.
One Of the High Line men from
MOwbridge, S. Daw., was in Brad
dock Friday looking over the stu
alton here and gave very encOur
aging reports that We may be OF
the list this year. It will be much
appreciated by the Braddock PEG
pie, as our present lighting system
is giving very poor satisfaction.
Dwight Carlisle, agent for thu
Maytag at Scranton, NJ. OAK, re
turned Friday after spending tn,
: holidays with his parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. H. A. Carlisle, of Wild Rose
Gordon McLachlan. was a pas
senger to Bismarck Friday after
noon, from which, place he tool
the train for Fargo, returning Il
Braddock with the car which h,
was forced to leave there on &C
count of the road conditions on hi.
way home from Lake of the Wood.
country before Christmas. He re-
ports the roads quite rough, but
some too bad, although he did moi
see any dust flying as was re
nptted.
John Roop Of Bismarck callel
on Braddock friends on his wa,
home from an official trip to Kin
tire. Nj. Roop ID engaged in ,
selection agency Of "bum checks,
I ana reports that he is making
npcd, or ct least making some o.
fSe other fellows make good.
J. Piers received q bad fol
q the ice on the sidewalk Satur
~ from which he is confined I,
~ house. O. r. Martin is look
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