The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-10
BraddOck

FRIDAY evening, April II, the
ladies of the Woodman Circle held
a dance in the Stem hall which
was we'll attended and a neat sum
was realized On Wednesday eve
ming their regular meeting was held
at which Is members were present.
T. p. Lee of Hazclton, who is a
Braddock old-timer, called on Brad
dock friends Tuesday. "Uncle Top"
has many friends in Braddock who
are always glad to sec him.
Frank Jungc and wife. who
visited for several days with Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Junge, have gone to
Ventura to visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
X. Junge and family.
Mesdames Barton, Lang, Aarvig,
Allen and Savage attended the
regular meeting Of the o. F.. S. in
Linton Tuesday evening, May l.
The Ladies Aid of the M. F..
church met at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ivey Thursday after
I. noon with a nice attendance. The
next meeting will be held with Mrs.
Oscar Nordstrom Saturday after
noon, May IL.
Mrs. Ed Yenipel and children are
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Button. Mrs. Lenipcl intends to
60 shortly to New Salem where Mr.
Lenipel has secured position.
George Senipel and son. Warner
4 who have been visiting with rela-
tives in Minneapolis, have returned
: to Braddock. They report Glen as
: not being very we'll and still con.
: fined in the hospital.
The carpenters who have been
making repairs on the Braddock
Equity Exchange elevator have
completed their job here and left
Wednesday for Galesburg, N. Oak
Thursday of last week, Walter
Beseler met with a serious accident
having caught his foot in the en-
CINE with which he was working
He was taken to Bismarck where
it was found some O.. the bones
/ were broken in his foot.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Baxter and
Miss Berdna koenig of Mandan
4 visited with friends here Sunday
The -rst part Of the week, Mrs
Baxter and Mrs. Koenig left fol-
Park City, Montana, to see their
sister, Miss Lena Koenig, who was
dangerously i'll at her home there
Mrs. S. J. King of Bismarck
brought Mrs. w. F. May down this
week to stay at her home here
through the summer. Mrs. May
has spent the winter with hel
daughter, Mrs. S. j. King.
Frank Lang has purchased O. M
Vie's share in the Vie and Lang
general stores and will conduct the
business himself. We wish him
every success.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Savage spen,
the weekend with their daughter
Mrs. v. E. York and family Of Self.
ridge, N. Oak.
Marvin Swanson Of Wild Rose
township met with a very painful
accident last week when he was
severely burned upon his face and
chest by the boiling water which
! escaped from the engine when he
! released the catch on the cap.
: Mrs. J. p. Peterson who under
! went an operation in Bismarck last
/: week is reported as getting along
very nicely.
The Braddock Masons and East
!. ern Stars held their annual banquet
! in the school gymn Friday evening.
]. The tables were prettily decorated
/ in the Orders colors and splendid
lunch prepared by Mrs. M. F. Shop
ard was served to 30 guests. H.
: w. Allen acted as POSTMASTER.
! Friday afternoon the mothers of
! the primary grade children gath
cred at the schoolhouse and sur
prised Mrs. Sherwin and her pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. M. Vie entertained
It q Z o'clock dinner Wednesday
evening Of last week. A delicious
three course dinner was served aft
er which three tables Of whist was
played. Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Shafer
Of Napoleon were out Of town
guests.
The senior class play Daddy"
. three act comedy drama was well
presented at the high school gym
last Saturday evening. Mrs. o. r.
Bauer, director, deserves much
credit in producing one the best
class plays ever put on in Brad
The Braddock Study and Civic
club met at the home Of Mrs. L. v.
Lesher Wednesday evening. Twelve
memhors answered roll call.
Tuesday afternoon, May LIST, the
Drad Heck Study and Civic club
aponoored Z May day fete for the
axado and pre-school children. A
SRolo starting from the school,
ce1S1 nt 8 o'clock headed with flags
6nd drums marched through Main
S1reeE "a the corner on 500 avenue
Sihero about 50 children sang songs
80 3sve the flay salute. Each
1Hfl6 represented some vegetable