The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-21
FRIDAY, JANUARY 81, 1927
I Mrs. Rassen Aarvig Saturday

FRlDA
of Mrs. Rassen Aarvig Saturday
Afternoon.
Grant Hullet\ and r. H. Corey drove
Ito Bismarck Monday returning home
: s Ths home Of K. p. H. sterk near
Pursian Lake 10 Quarantined for
diphtheria. One Of the girls, who
had been attending high school at
Steele, came home on Friday even
ihg and took sick shortly after COM
ing home. Up to date no one else
in the community has it.
Since cold weather has again set
tied in the boys are busy cutting and
putting up ice. During the nice,
mild weather a week ago they were
obliged to stop work.
Miss Johanna Sylskar, who spent
the Christmas holidays at her home
in Virginia, Mimi. returned to Brad
dock this week to resume her duties
as teacher in the Schlosser school.
! Mrs. Nora Sisco and daughter,
Leone, were Braddock callers at the
home Of C. T. Barton Monday even
ing.
o. N. Vie, John Swanson, J. G.
De France, E F. Savage and Gordon
MacLaeAlan attended Masonic meet
ing at Linton Tuesday evening.
The Braddock fathers held their
usual fortnightly club meeting Tues
day evening. A good crowd was re-
ported. They meet again Tuesday
evening, the 25th.
Oliver Hoskins met with very
painful accident Tuesday morning.
In some manner the gun which he
was carrying slipped from his hand,
causing It to discharge, the bullet
entering his hand and lodging in it.
He was taken to Bismarck in the
| afternoon where they located the bull
let by the X-ray and were able to
take it out. After several days stay
| In the hospital he returned home and
is now nursing very sore hand.
Mr.. Hoskins is working for De Renee
Bros.
Ill-fate in some way has seemed to
visit the De Renee home this week.
As Tom Marx, who has charge of the
Standard Oil here, was filling the
electric light engine with gasoline,
it caught fire and Charlie De Renee.
who has charge of the plant, was
badly burned about the neck and
hands. He was hurried to DR.. Baer's
home, who did all that was possible
to be done for him to alleviate his
sufferings. At present he is suffer
ing a great deal, but we trust that
there may be no serious results.
Alfred Junge spent the weekend
with friends in Napoleon.
Mrs. Robert Liversage of the Tell
neighborhood 10 guest at the George
Dexter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Rolf of Hazel
ton called on Braddock friends Sum
day afternoon. They were accom-
panied by j. D. McCusker, who spent
several days of the week ut his home
in Hazelton.
Miles Stanton, who has been i'll for
a time, has resumed his duties as
teacher In the Carlisle school.
Several Braddock boys have gone to
Bismarck and Mandan to work,
namely, George Martini, Jay and Max
Lee, Francis Stanton, Frank Ryan
and Virgil Dexter. Some of them
called on Braddock home folks Sun
day. si",
| Tom Marx, who formerly worked
in the L. M. Doerschlag store at Brad
dock, has taken over the manage
ment Of the Standard Oil company
here. He expects to bring his wife
and little daughter here in the spring
as soon as he can find a suitable
house to live in: They are at present
staying with Mrs. Marks parents at
Brandon, MINI.
The benefit dance which was put
on Friday evening to help the
Schaefer family was well attended
The proceeds amounted to almost
$50. Music was furnished by local
talent.
Mrs. A. c. Stark Of Bismarck was
a Bradd0ck caller Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. Elmo Rousu left Monday after
noon for Oakland, Cal. He has
secured a job in tire factory there
where his brother law, Fred Kaug-
as, is engaged.
Mesdames and Messrs. Sherwin
Long and Barton were Thursday eve.
ming dinner guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Allen.
w. Lenunahart Of Pursian Lake
neighberheod received word Monday
morning that his mother had died.
J. H. Bowers spent the weekend
with his family ut Napoleon.
The Braddock Study and Civic
club met at the home Of Mrs. l., "
Lesher Wednesday evening. AIS
Long and Mrs. Mikesell were y 3st.
ing hostesses. Thirteen mi y. bcrs
were present. The following Program
on prohibition" was given: roll call
Temperance Quotations; reading Of
the 18th amendment, Mrs. Aarvig;
history of prohibition party, Mrs
Bowers. Legislative work Of Anti.
Saloon League, Mrs. AllenswOrth;
rcading. Mrs. Sherwin.
"The Polly William club, a three.
act play, will be given by the DAugh.
tiers of Grace in the school gymna.
stun, Friday evening, January 21st
beginning at 6:15 o'clock. Admis'
sion, 2Oc and Soc. A hand-embr0ider
ed bcdspread made by the girls viii
be auctioned after the play. Proceed,
will be used for purchasing librar,
books for community library.
High Sehooi Notes
Sixteen OF the high school student,
have entered the declamatory contey
and have chosen their subjects.
The girls literary society me
Thursday, January IL. The follow
ing program Wa: given: song, Amer
lea, the Beautiful," all; roll call
the Old Year.. Helen Martini; "E1is
tory Of january" Lillian Hill; "Janu
ary's Place in the Year" Winifre,
Mandigo; Life q Franklin" Netti
Hoskins; song, Columbia, the Gen
The lllinDis Watch company offer
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