The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-06
BraddOck

the Union NJ. r. Cnufcu OuHudy
morning and evening. He came up
from Napoleon Saturday afternoon
and was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
C.. T. Barton while here, returning
home Monday noon. His morning
text was Borrowing Religion" and
in the evening 1.-THE Great Physi-
cian."
The Epworth League met in the
church. at o'clock Sunday evening!
The leader for the evening was Miss
The Ladies Aid will meet with
Mrs. Rossen Aarvig Saturday after
noon, Jan. 18th. q
aMr. and Mrs. H. w. Allen returned
home Wednesday after spending the
Christmas vacation with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Arnold Anderson, and FAM
lily of Cooperstown, N. D., They
were accompanied home by Miss
Marie Petron, who was former
teacher in the Braddock schools.
James Shepard returned to Michi-
gan, N. D., after. spending the Christ
mas holidays at his home here.
H. NJ. Sherwin motored to Sterling
Thursday morning on radio business,
returning home the same evening. J..
w. Mikescll accompanied him as far
as Moffit, taking the train from
there to Bismarck to have dental
work done, returning home Saturday.
Quite a number Of the, young folks
attended the New Years dance at
Hazelton Friday night. .ai p
Miss Avis Carlisle was the guest
of Miss Marion Barton several days
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Shepard Of Man
dan spent New Years at the home OF
Mrs. M. F. Shepard. They returned
home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Rachel Shepard was q passen-
ger to Bismarck and MAndan We'd
nesday afternoon, returning home
Friday morning.
Mrs. v. II. York and SON Billy, who
spent the Christmas. and New Years
holidays at the home of. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. r. Savage, left Monday afternoon
for their home. They were accom-
panied as far as Bismarck by Mrs.
Savage, who returned to Dradd6ck
Tuesday morning. - .,ss 80
Mr.. ,Alleasworth Of BfitSin was
the guest Of his son, ]. A. AllSas.
worth, and family this week.
Miss Alice Piers and Miss Myrtle
Feltheim returned to Valley City
Statee College after spending the. hol-
idays at, their respective. homes. here.
Mr.. and Mrs. u G.: De Frames ana
little daughter, also Mrs. J. D. Me-
Cusier motored over to Hazelton Fri-
day afternoon to spend New Years
with home folks there.
Francis Britain, who teaches near
Linton. spent Sunday at the 0. n.
John Schaefer, who has been i'll
with tuberculosis fost some years.
passed away Wednesday morning
Some years ago he went to Dunseith
and seemed very much improved II
health when he returned to Brad
dock, but having = large family, he
felt compelled to work end + wat
not very long until he beeane bad
again, continually getting worse uln-
| til the end came. HI leas64fa wife
and nine small children, THE fun-
eral was, held Wednesday afternoon
from the Union N. =. Church, the
services being conducted by Rev
Strutx Of the German Evangelical
church Of Bismarck. fntesment WA
made ID. the. Braddock cemetery. Th1
North American Creamery Co., Yol
wAteh Mr.. t6chaelee Ds14dech
agent, sent q beautiful wreath and
| the people of Braddock also contrib.
utea several pieces q flowers. Rela-
tives were here from several parts
Of the state, Much sympathy is ex.
pressed for the bereared widow and
orphan children.
Jake Bowers has charge OF the
N4rth America Creamery station here
since the death Of Mr.. Schaefer.
Mis- Alma Bibelheimer Of Brad
dock has returned to DR.. Baer's after
spending the holidays at her home 81
1 Dana.
| Il Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Bsuer were the
Fknests 81 m. Nnl1 Mrn. 4 Y. Leshel
Friday, a4tetneon and Saturday morp'
Mig, when they Fetprn4d to Ellendale
where they are both attending Nor
hal. seho0l. Mr.. auAr. who VA
Formerly Mss Lneille pearsoh, Wal
- enc tina Braddoek primary teach
Miss C. Qlsos, Who Il = teacher i
the AuttinS Mlnn d6bools, spen
i part ~ the Cbrist4ak holidays .
\ ~ hsns sf Asr sister, Mr.. OIe'