The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-25
BraddOck
By MRS. E. F. SAVAGE

tive sermon in the Methodist church
Sunday evening. Rev. Locker comes
to us from Cavaliar. where he
preached for one year. We heartily
welcome him to Braddock. Mrs.
Locker and their little niece, Mildred
Locker, accompanied him here.
The Methodist board presented
Mrs. C. T. Barton with a sterling
silver coffee spoon in appreciation
Of her long service as organist in
the church. Mrs. Barton has always
been faithful as an organist.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. E. York and
three children drove up from Self
ridge Friday evening to visit with
Mrs. York's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. F. Savage. Mr.. York and the
boys returned home Sunday while
Mrs. York remained for a week. 3
visit.
Mesdames Barton, Allen and
Junge visited with Mrs. j. D. Nc
Cusker Friday afternoon at Hazel
ton.
Miss Margaret Olson, who is
teaching in the Rousu school and
who has been confined to her bed
for some time, is able to be around
again. +.
Roy Weber left Saturday for St
Paul where he has secured a job in
one Of the meat markets.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wamsgaard and
two children, Elsie and Bernard, also
Miss Myrtle Olson, left Friday
morning by auto to visit relatives
near Duluth. They expect to return
home Monday.
D. M. Henry and son Fern held a
sale Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
expect to spend the winter visiting
relatives in the west. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Van Gorden have moved onto the
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sorem mo-
tored to Napoleon Thursday morn
ing on business.
Mesdamcs Long, Aarvig, Barton
and Savage attended a meeting of
the o. E. S. in Linton Tuesday eve.
mig.
Mrs. M. F. Shepard is employed in
the Eat Shop this week during the
absence of w. ]. Sempel.
James Walsh, who has been visit.
ing his parents here for the past
week, left Monday.
F. M. Long was a Linton caller
Wednesday.
A. j. HUM has closed up his place
of business at Pursian Park and is
for time staying in Braddock. Mrs
HUM has gone to Wilton to visit
her mother, who is not we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Elliott Of Ii
Moure paid Braddock friends a cal
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Baxter ant
Bernadine were Bismarck and Man
dan callers Tuesday.
Carl A. Hansen, who has spen
some time in Braddock, left Satur
day to spend the winter with hi.
daughter in Wishek.
Jay Newcomer of Eldora, Iowa
was Braddock caller this week
Mr.. Newcomer was looking after hi
farming interests south of town.
Mrs. Anne Peterson was a Bard
dock caller Monday morning. Mrs
Peterson has purchased a new coupe
Mrs. j. J. Pugh mad children lief
by auto Saturday to join Mr.. Pug
at Davenport, WASH, where they ex
pect to make their future home
Their daughter and husband, MI
and Mrs. Schrunk, accompanic
them.
R. H. Corey is still confined to hi
bed from his recent accident.
i Frank Ryan, who has been at Ma
poleon for some time, is now j
Braddock helping his father, M. T
Ryan.
Billy Wilton took a flying trip
Bismarck Thursday, returning HON
Friday.
The Catholic Ladies Altar societ
met Saturday, Oct. 20, with Mr.
Splonskowski. A lovely lunch wa
served. The next meeting will
held with Mrs. Boynton, Nov. 10.
J, Supper wiil be served in the ha
. by the Catholic Ladies for the dane
|, Oct. 80, corn show day.
u Prairie Junior Circle Wednesda
evening III TIE w. VI uaJl Win II
| attendance. Betty Bower, Charlie
Bower and Tracy Neil KoeniE wei
7 new members welcomed into the eli
!, Gle. After the meeting the guar,
n ian, Helen Aarvig, treated ell pre-
I ent to homemade candy. The ne,
meeting will be Saturday, Noven
Der 3, at 2 p. m. at the home Of Il
!. Junior supervisor Mrs. F. N. Lon
( at which all members are urged
4 be present. After the junior NEE
ing the members Of the circle m
) at their regular meeting. One ne
: member was initiated into the orde
The work put on by the degr
i team under the supervision Of 30
ereign Button was we'll demo
4 strated and is worthy Of mentio
I At the close Of the business nieetil
Y q lunch was served by Mesdam
q Focklcr and Fraser. The next NEE
!. ing will be held in the Seim h
4 Wednesday evening, Nov. Z,