The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-19

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The pupils Of the high school,
about 40 in number, held a surprise
party on Miss Ada Savillc on her
birthday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. E. Ryan, Thursday evening.
Gifts were presented to Miss Ada by
her many friends. The evening was
spent in dancing and playing. cards.
A dainty lunch was served by the
young ladies present. :.
Mrs. Mary F. Shepard received
a telegram Monday that her father
had passed away at his home at
Kemptville. Ont. Death was caused
from cancer in the face. .
Mrs. Roy Sparks AMI two small
children, who have spent the Christ.
mas holidays with her parents at
Ashland, Ohio, returned Tuesday.
Thore MAIDEN went to Bismarck
Wednesday to visit with sister
from Pollock, s. D., who underwent
an operation in a hospital there.
Mrs. G. ]. Thompson was called
to Rushmore, Mimi. this week by
the serious illness, Of her sister.
J. A. Allensworth visited with
his father in Bismarck Wednesday.
Although in q very weak condition,
Mr.. Allensworth reports him -
much improved in some ways.
Alex Jawaski and family. who
sold out and moved to St. Paul last
fall, have returned to the farm near
Long Lake. He says that the city
is not a very good place for one to
be in when they are out Of work.
Messrs Herman and Emil Suelts
Of Dana were passengers Thursday
to visit for q few days with friends
in Bismarck and Mandan.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. McCusker came
over Friday evening to attend the
Woodmen dance. They returned to
Hazelton Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. o. r. Martin entertained at
cards at her home Thursday after
noon.
A party Of Braddock high school
boys made an attempt Friday after
noon to 60 to Hazelton to play
basketball. They got about three
miles from Braddock when they de-
cided not to 60 any farther on
account of the bad roads.
EssW6fd has been fec1Syed BY Mr.:
1nd Mrs. H. w. Allen from Mrs.
Clara Naramore stating that. she wat
now at Dunseith Sanatorium, whore
she will take treatment for her
throat trouble. We wish her =
speedy recovery. Miss Marie Petton,
q former Broaddock high school
teacher, who is also taking treat
ment there, is much improved.
Fritz Argast Of Moffit called on
Braddock friends Friday and SAtur.
day.
II. E. Fraser, rural carrier No. I,
made the trip Saturday by auto.
His patrons got out with their
trucks and broke the road for him.
The boys have had hard time OF It
this winter on account of the cold
weather and deep snow, which has
kept them nearly all day On the road,
the way in which they have given
service. They have not missed 4
day during the winter, 50 far, and
have been able to deliver all their
mail.
w. w. Mandigo, who has been
confined in the Bismarck hospital
with an infection on his lip, returned
to his home Thursday.
The Woodmen of the World and
the Modern Woodmen of Braddock
gave a party Friday evening in the
school gym. About 20 guests were
present. The evening was spent in
dancing, music being furnished by
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Robinson, Mrs.
J. G. France and L. Y. Lesher. A
fine lunch was served.
Miss Myrtle Feltheim spent Sat-
urday at her home here.
Miss Alice Baer visited at the
w. B. Adams home over the wee
end.
Carl Splitter of Napoleon was !
guest at the c. G. Barton home 9un-
day.
o. r. Bauer and L. v. Lesher
motored to the c. H. Pearson home
at Tell Saturday.
Otto Jagd, former Braddock boy,
has secured very fine position with
the Cleveland Paint and varnish
Co., Of Cleveland, Ohio. Otto 10 Z
graduate Of the class Of 1927 Of the
Agricultural college at Fargo. When
Mr.. Kuhn, chemical engineer OF the
Cleveland Paint and Varnish Co,
intended to leave for Oxford, Eng
land. to work with research along
lacquer and paint lines he chose
Mr.. Jagd as his assistant during
his absence. This speaks well for
Otto, and his many friends here
wish to congratulate him.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Frazer visited
at the Grant Hulete home Sunday.
Mrs. E. Saville, who underwent
an operation for goitre in the Bis.
marck hospital, returned home Sat-
urday.
The Epworth League met IN. the
church Sunday evening with : good.
sized attendance. Mrs. Sherwip Was
leader. The subject for study II
Christ Of the Indian Road" which
was very interesting as well - In.
structive.
The Braddock Study and Civics
club met with Mrs. Barton, with Mrs.
Baker and Mrs. Bauer - assisting
hostesses. Members answered roll
call BY naming . famous painter q
sculptor and an example Of hio work.