The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-19
Braddock
BY MRS. E. F. SAVAGE

Rev. =. M. Pearson preached q
farewell sermon Sunday morning in
the Methodist church. At the close
OF the service beautiful Bible was
presented to him from the church.
A well-filled purse was also given
him by friends during the week. Rev.
Pearson has been with us three
years and during that time he has
never failed to preach the gospel
fearlessly, md to stand firm by his
convictions.
Monday afternoon several of the
Braddock ladies drove to Napoleon
to bid Mrs. Pearson goodbye. Sew
eral nice gifts were presented her.
Mrs. Hestu Lambert. nee Skinner,
Of Powell, Wyoming, who has been
visiting with her parents in Bis
marck, was a guest at the Leon
Lesher home Monday.
Mesdames Aarvig and Long mo-
tored to Bismarck Thursday morning
to attend the O. E. S. school of in.
struction. They returned home Fri
day. The ladies report very
pleasant as well as profitable
time.
Mrs. James Murphy, who has
been unable to attend to here tele-
phone duties in the local office, is at
work again.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Fellertey, Mr..
and Mrs. Thore Noaden and L. M.
Doerschlag attended the funeral Of
Mrs. John McCrory at Winona
Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. D. McCusker and children
Of Hazelton were Braddock callers
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Gordon MacLachlan
of Urbana drove up Saturday after
noon and spent the weekend with
home folks here.
George and Fred Kulanda, who
have spent the past two years in
this locality, left Monday morning
for the east. They expect to return
in the spring. We shall be glad to
see them return as they have proved
themselves worthy young men.
Mrs. Esther c:ud and two children
came down from Bismarck Friday to
visit over the weekend with her
father, F. j. Zellmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Bauer, accom-
panied by E. johnson and Leon
Lesher drove to Bismarck Saturday.
James Walsh is visiting with his
Mr.. and Mrs. James MUIR
ply.
$. Drum of Iowa was a Braddock
caller Friday. Mr.. Drum has inter-
ests in the Wild Rose district.
DR.. and Mrs. Baer motored to
Linton Monday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Allen attend
ed the funeral Of Mr.. S. E. Brindle
ut Hazelton Friday.
Miss Marian Barton visited with
kintyre friends this week.
The Raen1an Telephone Co., has
sold out to Mr.. Schrander Of Me-
dina.
A number of Braddock people at
tended the auction sale at the An
lrew Bibelheimer place, and report
! good sale..' Mr.. Bibelheimer has
moved with his family to Linton and
his son Herbert and family have
moved into The old home.
Mrs. F.. J. Zellmer and children
accompanied by Mrs. VIM. Wilton
and Robert motored to Bismarck
morning.
Joe Fitzgibbon's brother from
Iowa spent Sunday with him. He
had been over near Hazelton putting
Up some silos.
Mr.. and Mr.. Sorem accompanied
y their relatives who have been Wis.,
ting here spent Saturday in Bis
marck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beseler and two
small children left Wednesday to-
visit Mrs. Beseler's brother at Coch-
IN, Wis. tn, were called there By
his serious illness. They had left |
,nly . short time when . telegram
Vas received 1t the home that he |
had passed away.
Fred Foekler il threshing for DE- |
Remee Brothers this week. This
ends: thIeshing for this year in this |
Y &. Il. Corey had the misfortune TO !
!all down the stairs Of his home this
weak, injurinr hid knee and has
,een confined to his bed ever since. |
BrAddoek d 70 have . corn show
Oct. 30th. Several prizes are to b.
Iiv4n for exhibits % well - al
Iweepsteax prize d $3.50 for the |
sarnner making the finest and lar9- |
vt e1hibit.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Henry Sorem have
,een enjoying : visit from Mr.. Sor-
ms two brothers, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
3orsfa and 1r. and Mrs. s, ]. Soreml
md daughter Bonneyieve and . sis
Il, Mn. Fl 1ensk, who drove |