The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-28
BraddOck

Ch@vroie. truck which Mr.. Marx xilI
use IN connection with his oil de-
livery.
The ladies Of the Woodnan Circle
met a: the horne of Mrs. F. ". Long
Wednesday afternoon. Jan. 18th
Owing to the deep snow and severe
weather the attendance was not very
large After the usus! routine OF
business q nice lunch was served By
the hostess. The next regular meet
ing will be held at the home Of Mrs.
o. r. Martini Wednesday afternoon,
Feb. 2, when delegates will he elect
ed 20 attend :he state convention held
a. Aberdeen. So. OAK, some time in
April. The exact date is not ret
definitely known.
II. W. Allen attended the bankers
convention held in Bismarck this
week. He returned home Wednes.
day.
The mems club met in their usual
roundup Tuesday evening. About "a
members were present. These meet
ings were 10 have been one in every
Two weeks, blu. have become 50 in
teresting that they now meet every
Tuesday evening.
p. H. Corey returned to Bismarck
Monday 20 receive further medical
treatment from r. S. Enge, clIiro-
pract:c doctor
Ben klabundi of Hazelkon called
on Eraddock friends Thursday after.
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ". Mikesell made
trip TO Napoleon to consult with
DR.. Simon about Mrs. Mikesell',
hand and also have an X.ray treat
ment Of the same. The doctor told
them just the same as DR.. Baer did,
1t is thought that some Of the liRa.
inents are strained and form Of
neuritis has set in. Both physi-
clans have advised complete rest OF
the hand.
O. N. Vie is on the sick list thi.
week from severe cold.
Alfred Junge spent the Weekend
at Napoleon. About five DAYS each
week is all Alfred spends in Brad
dock and then he hikes fashion-like
for "the south"
Nike Ryan was a passenger to Bis.
marck Wednesday when ne entered
the st. Alexius hospital and had an
operation performed on his nose. He
retuned home Saturday, but will
have TO 90 back again to have more
medical attention. We trust it will
be Of great benefit to him, as he
has been in poor health for a long
time.
Miss Alma Bibelheimer went "a
bismarck Wednesday to have dental
work done, returning home Friday.
Mrs. Lula Swanson, who has been
confined to her bed here for several
months. went to Bismarck Monday "a
consult the physicians at st. Alexius
hospital. Although Mrs. Swanson is
unable to be out Of bed yet she does
not suffer the pain which she form
! eriy did and is able to move her
limbs and also to write and do fancy
work. using the hand which was 50
badly afflicted. We have never seen
any person bear up so bravely under
the excrucia:ing pain that she has
suffered, and never complain, but al.
ways cheerful. We trust that soon
| s.s may be able to sit up in a wheel
| cAasr SO she can move herself about,
| Services were held in the Union NJ
Z. Church Sunday evening. Services
nsxt Sunday morning at 1880. Ep.
worth League will be at Z in the eve
ming in the church. Miss Violctte
, Dexter will lead the meeting.
| Francis Britain, who Is teaching
school near Linton, spent the week.
end at the home of o. X. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant Baker and
children Of Milwaukee, Oregon, are
expected to return to Braddock soon
and will live on the farm belonging
to mr.. f. w. Baker about eight miles
south Of here.
The play "Polly William Club" un-
der the leadership of Mrs. Sherwin
was we'll presented by the Daughters
Of Grace Friday evening at the school
gym. The stage was prettily arranged
into an upstairs library in the Wealth
erby home. Mrs. Harriet Weatherby,
q victim Of suffering and an invalid
for fifteen years, who makes life
miserable for everybody, was acted
to perfection by Helen Aarvie
Mamie Maiden acted the part Of Miss
Matilda. the widows long suffering
sister and the sweetheart of DR.,
Strong, the family physician and vii.
lagc doctor. Vergie Marianne very
fittingly acted the part Of DR.. Strong.
Bridget O'Hara, the humorous Irish
maid Of the Weatherby household
was we'll acted by Gertrude Aliens
worth. The remaining characters
were: Dorothy, Mabel Hill: Peggy,
Julia Martani; Sara, Helen Hill i:
Ruth. Ruth Lee; Ted, Barbra Eckery:
Bob, Elsie Saville; Jack. Louise Bar
ton; Ghost. Lillian Hill. All members
Of the Polly William club who came
to cheer Mrs. Weatherby with their
gifts. songs and jokes. and succeeded
by making the widow forget her
troubles, which made possible the
marriage Of Matilda and Dr.. Strong
The specialties were we'll rendered
between acts. Instrumental, Sweet
Thing, Miss Haas; character song
When Song is Sweet, Barbra Eckery
end Helen Hill, accompanied by Miss
Fishery; saxophone, piano duet. Bar.
celona and Moonlight and Roses. Mrs
Barton and Lowell. The hand EN-.
broidered bedspread made by the
Daughters ofGrace was auctioned off,
Mr.. Zellmcr being the highest bidde +.
There was a good attendance, con.
sidering the cold weather, and q good
sum was realized toward community
library.
The Daughters Of Grace met ct the
home Of Virgie Martina Saturday aft
| ernOon.
Mesdames and Messrs. Long, Aliens.
worth and Aarvig entertained Thurs.
day evening ut = Z o'clock dinner q
the Allensworth home.
The Ladies' Aid will meet Saturday
afternoon. January 20, at the home OF
Mrs. Martini.
School Notes
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