The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-12
Braddocl

Whlcn the presentation OF Bioles OF
other suitable books were given Ia
those having perfect attendance for
the year ending March 4, 1928,
Those who received same were
Arden Vie, Lillian Hill Helen
Aarvig, Helen Hill, Virgie Martini,
Mabel Hill, Robert Baer. Christian
MAIDEN. Howard Barton. Ross Mar
TIM, William Robinson, Theodore
MAIDEN, Alice Baer. vern Koenig,
Chester Hill, Olga Maiden.
The Ladies'. Aid which was Ia
have met with Mrs. H. P. Albright
Saturday, April IL, has been post
poned to meet April 2lst.
c. A. Stickney, who has been i'll
for some months. died Wednesday
morning, April eth, at his home
here. The funeral which was held
Friday afternoon, the remains being
inferred in the local cemetery. The
pallbearers were Nessrs. Murphy,
Piers, Allen, Savage, Bowers and
Fetterley.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bowers and chill
dren accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Murphy spent Easter with Mr..
and Mrs. H. Gimm of Napoleon.
A. J. Piers and B. Schneider drove
Mr.. McCusker to Hazelton Sunday
morning and then drove to Bis
marck where they spent the after
noon, returning home in the even
ing.
+. r. Briggs. who has spent the
winter at Jefferson, S. D., return
ed to Braddock Saturday to look
after his farming interests south of
town. Mrs. Briggs will not come
to Braddock this summer.
Misses Phrene and Winifred
Jungc Of Bismarck spent Easter at
their home here.
Little Mildred Allensworth is
quite i'll this week.
Miss Evelyn Day, one Of the
Braddock teachers, is able to resume
her duties after . few days illness.
Harold Junge, who has been
working ut Glendive, Mont, during
the winter, arrived home here Sat-
urday.
Mrs. H. E. Fraser received word
Saturday morning that her brother
in-law ut River Falls, Wis.,, had
died of lock jaw, caused by infec-
ton which had set in . cut made
by q disc. Mr.. Fraser drove Mrs.
Fraser to Steele Saturday evening
to take the train to be present at
the funeral.
Adolph Feyereisen. who has been
employed near Minot, arrived home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Corey mo-
tored to Wing Monday, arriving
home Tuesday. o. h. Martini had
charge Of the store during their ab-
sence.
Jim Shepard Of Michigan spent
Easter ct his home here.
Mrs. c. A. Stickney and family
moved out to their farm southwest
of town Saturday.
Harry Tracy of Linton spent Eas-
ter with relatives here.
J. E. Fitxgibbons, who spent sew
eral days in Bismarck last week, re-
turned to Braddock Monday.
An S-pound baby boy was bern
to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Beseler Sun
day afternoon, April 8.
Harmon Nandigo, son of M. and
Mrs. w. w. Mandigo, who was
threatened with pneumonia, is on
the way to recovery now.
Monday was moving day IN Brad
dock. L. p. Weber moved his butch.
cr shop into the old Braddock
news office which he has purchased
from F. B. Streeter and which hrs
been used by r. ]. Wendiand rs .
cream station and who he's moved
into the Baxter building saceted by
Mr.. H. n. Sherwin.
Mrs. L. ]. Gregody Of Hsxelton,
who spent several days with Mrs.
G. A. Stickney during hes sorrow,
returned to her home Saturday az
ternoon. She was accompanied home
BY the young daughter 1T Mrs. A.
McCarl Of Moffit, who also spent
several days with her sister, Mrs.
Stickney.
Mrs. Chas. Hill and the family
have moved out to the 3A.n again
after spending the winter in town
so that the children might be near
to school.
Lee Sparks of Kintyre called on
Braddock friends Tuesday to bid
them goodbye prior to leaving for
Colorado where he expects 10 work
for the Investors Syndicate Of Min
neapolis.
Miss Elna Nylund. who il attend.
ing high school in Bismarck. visited
with her mother here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Allen mo-
tored to Bismarck Wednesday morn
ing, returning home in the evening.
Geo. Sempel and SON Warner LEFT
by auto Wednesday for Minneapolis
to visit with the rest Of the family.
A. w. Pommier and children have
moved on to the farm lately oc-
cupied by Floyd Henry who moved
to Maiden Rock, Wis.
Tom Marx drove to Hazelton and
there went with friends to Bis
marck Sunday to see his uncle
Richard Shea, who was very i'll at
the hospital. While there the uncle
passed away early Monday morn
ing.
NueIry NIOve NO. IL met IN the
w. G. hall Wednesday, April I. On
account Of 50 much sickness the At
tendance was very small but an in
teresting meeting was held. Mrs.
Margaret Robinson was elected for
membership. Plans were made for
an anniversary party April 18th,
the 10th anniversary Of the Grove.
A letter was read from State Man.
ager Thomas Fernald. announcing
the appointment Of Margaret Long
a. district manager over eight
counties. Braddock Grove now hsl
three Official state member, Kath.
ryn Savage, state secretary; Gusts
AarvtGs first state auditor, aud
Aargaret Long O. district ntanager.
Fl. w. Allen drove to Steell
Ihureday evening to meet hi