The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-01
Braddock


BfaddOCk
BY MRS. F. E. SAVAGE
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Schneider OF
bismarck were Sunday dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Fraser
w: w. Mandigo and family mo.
tored to Bismarck Sunday to visit
with Mrs. Paul Kurtz at the Bis.
marck hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Swoverland
and three children Of Hershey. Wis.
arrived in Braddock Thursday and
are at present the guests Of Dr.. and
MRS. Baer and family. Mr.. Swoyer.
land is brother Of Mrs. Baer.
A. N. Drake of Minneapolis has
been in Braddock and vicinity during
the past week looking after his
farming interests. Saturday he
shipped several carloads Of stock "a
the cities and the same day returned
BY auto to Minneapolis. Homer
Lamm accompanied him. Mr.. Drake
Informed US that . family bv the
name Of Ross from Wing Is moving
on his farm southwest Of town and
Mrs. Joiner and family are moving
onto one Of the Drake farms near
Linton.
Warner Sempel Of Braddock was
united in marriage in Minneapolis
this week to Miss Freda Mehrle of
Minneapolis and they are now living
at the Eat-Shop Of which Mr.. Sem
pei is proprietor.
+. +. Savage was q passenger to
Bismarck Saturday to take osteo-
path treatments on his arm which
was injured last winter.
The Ladies' Aid society met Mt
the home Of Mrs. ]. A. Allensworth
Saturday afternoon ut which the Ia
dies tied and finished up . quilt.
After the usual routine Of business
= splendid lunch was served by the
hostess.
We are sorry to report that Mrs.
Corey's father, Mr.. Failing, is very
low but Mr.. Corey is slowly improv-
ing, although he il not able to be
at work yet. His daughter, Mrs.
Glinville, of Wing, drove down Sat-
urday to spend the weekend with
her father. She returned home Mon.
day morning.
Floyd Campbell Of Miller, s. D.,
arrived Sunday for a visit with his
uncle, Geo. Sempel, and cousin
Warner and wife.
A fine baby girl was born Sunday.
October 81, at the Bismarck hos
pital to Mr.. and Mrs. p. v. Kurtz.
Mrs. Kurtz was formerly Miss Lima
Mandigo.
Max Lee and sister Ruth are now
living in the rooms lately occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Wendland.
Max is working ut the DeRemee
garage and Ruth is attending school
here.
From an item in the Napoleon pa
per We notice that Harvey Weber Of
Hazelton was united in marriage to
Miss Mabel Heyden. Both interested
parties are we'll known in Braddock
AZ this was Harvey's boyhood home
and Mrs. Weber formerly lived at
the MAIDEN home.
Harry Olson, who has worked on
the Tom Beseler farm during the
past summer, returned to Minneap-
OILS TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
The "meter man" was around this
week for the first time since the
high line was put up and soon we
shall be receiving nice invitation let
tiers.
Harry Tomilson Of Louisville, KY,
was d Braddock caller this week
and visited with old friends. Mr..
r. Aarvig drove him to Hazelton
also where he spent few hours
with "Uncle Top" Mr.. Tomilson
was here looking after the interests
of his farm northeast Of town. Mr..
"A. Lepisto has the farm rented.
DR.. Baer, accompanied by Mrs.
Baer, spent Thursday afternoon in
Hazelton where DR.. Baer attended q
political meeting.
VIM. Robinson is at Glencoe this
week helping his father-in-law,
Alex Macdonald, take care Of his
large acreage Of corn.
Theo Locker delivered very fine
address in the Methodist church
Sunday evening. He took as his text.
"What will you do with Jesus!" and
how everyone occupied one Of the
three positions in life-a rejecter,
a neglecter or IN accepter Of Christ.
Services next Sunday evening IT :
o'clock.
Mrs. E. F. Savage, accompanied
by her daughter Mrs. E. v. York,
who has been visiting here for the
past week, drove to Bismarck SUM-
day afternoon. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. MUIR.
ply, who visited with their son
James, and Mrs. F. Junge, who spent
the afternoon with their daughters
Winnifred and Phrene. Mrs. York
remained over for . couple Of days
visit with her brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack MacLachlan at the
Annex hotel.
Joe Elleder and brother Frank
left Wednesday afternoon for Chi
cago where he will visit relatives.
From there Joe will take . trip
across the ocean to spend year at
his old home in Bohemia. Frank
will remain in Chicago. Mr.. John
Swanson and son Charles will live
in Mr.. Elleder's house until his re-
turn and Charles Hill will till the
land.
Hugh King Of Minneapolis, who is
well known in this locality, called on
Braddock friends this week. Hugh
is employed in = drug store in the
city and came out west during the
hunting season.
Mrs. s. J. King Of Bismarck visit
ed her mother, Mrs. F. J. May, Fri.
day.
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