The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-02
BraddOck

Rev. Pearson was able to motor
from Napoleon to Braddock Sunday
afternoon and attend Epworth
League, also hold services in the
evening. If good weather continues
and the roads are passablc he will
hold services at 1880 next ;unday
morning.
The Braddock Study and Civic
club will hold a colonial party in
the near future. Prizes will be given
for the two best costumes. An
nouncement will be made later.
Mrs. Savage wishes to take this
opportunity of thanking the par
ents for their very generous gift in
appreciation of her many years SER
vice as superintendent in the Sun
day school.
The Ladies' Aid will meet next
Saturday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. George Dexter.
Word has been received that Nick
Granas, who left here about the
middle of December, arrived at his
home in Greece the day before
Christmas. Nick says tn :. he does
not like the country at all and has
no intention of remaining there only
through the wish of his aged mother.
We hope to see him back again with
us some day.
Miss Rachel Shepard came home
Friday to spend a few days until
repairs came and the furnace was
fixed at her school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mandigo were pas
sengers to Bismarck Friday. Mr..
Mandigo returned home Saturday
but Mrs. Mandigo remained over to
have some medical treatment, as
she has been laid up the most Of the
winter with rheumatism.
The Parent Teacher meeting which
was to have been held last Tuesday
was postponed until Tuesday eve
ming, Jan. 81, when Rev. Pearson
gave an address on the relation Of
Christ and school.
C. A. Stickney was a passenger
to Bismarck Monday and is at pres
ent in St. Alexius hospital. Mr..
Stickney has not been feeling so we'll
lately. We hope he may soon be
restored to good health.
Alfred Junge came up Friday from
Napoleon to spend few days with
home folks in BraddOck.
The program given Saturday eve
ming by the Braddock Study and
Civic club and which was dir. cted by
Mrs. o. r. Bauer was attended by
q large c.ov.d and melted the club .
neat sum of money. The club 10 very
grateful to all those who assisted and
to those who furnished music for the
informal dance afterwards, also to
Mrs. Bauer for the capable manner
in which she directed the ply.
James Murphy, who has been
quite i'll for the past two weeks, is
able to be out of bed now although
it will be some days before he will
be able to resume his work.
Cards have been received from the
"Coreys" that they have turned
homeward and expect to be in Brad
dock some time around the first Of
the month.
Messrs. Long, Sherwin and Naaded
attended q meeting of the Masons
Wednesday evening in Linton.
Mrs. VIM. Robinson received q
very bad fall on the ice TUESDAY, -af-
ternoon, injuring her knee 50 badly
that she will be laid up for some
time. The streets are 50 icy that
it Is hard for either man or beast to
be on them without falling.
o. Fsltheim shipped = carload Of
stock to st. Paul Saturday morning.
The Braddock friends Of Miss Mar
jorie Stalk will be sorry to hear
that she ID III ct st. Alexius hospital,
and wish her . speedy recovery.
Those from Kintyre who attended
the play and dance in the school
lgym Saturday evening were. Harry