The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-26

many were present. Mrs. Barton
proved herself, as usual, a very fine
hostess.
Mrs. D. NJ. Henry, who has spent
several weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Davis, Of Selfridge, re-
turned home Wednesday.
G. Stem has purchased the hall
from Mrs. Mary F.. Shepard and
intends fixing it into a more conven-
lent place. He intends charging it
and putting a basement and furnace
in it besides other repairs. This
is a much felt need in the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Allen enter
tanned few friends at dinner Tues.
day evening.
Mrs. Francis Britain, who has
been visiting with her parents for
several weeks, returned to her home
in Fargo Wednesday,.
Frank Splonskowski has shipped
several carloads Of potatoes to Fargo
this week.
The Woodmen Circle held dance
in the hall Saturday evening from
8 to IL o'clock, which was we'll at
tended and q nice sum realized.
w. c. Robinson, Mrs. j. G. DeFrance
Music was furnished by Mr.. and Mrs.
and L. v. Lesher.
Jas. Murphy is confined to his bed
this week with severe cold.
Mrs. Fern Hamilton was passen-
ger to Bismarck Thursday to have
dental work done.
Hal Tracy Of Pollock, S. D., visited
over the weekend with his children,
Mrs. Thora MAIDEN, Mrs A. j.
koenig and S. S. Tracy. Mr.. Tracy
had come over from Hazelton where
he attended the funeral Of the late
w. B. Andrus.
l.. V. Lesher accompanied by VIM.
Ryan and Virgil Dexter motored to
Linton Friday afternoon, where
Lesher and Ryan played for a dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. DeFrance drove
to Hazelton Sunday to visit with
Mrs. De Frances parents.
Mrs. VIM. Baxter entertained a
few Of the Braddock ladies at cards
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Karl Schlosser and daughter
Anna, who have been visiting in
California for several weeks, return
ed home Monday.
The Braddock high school basket
ball boys went to Napoleon Friday
evening to play game. The Brad
dock boys were defeated by score
Of 40 to II. The lineup was as
follows: Braddock high school:
Lowell Barton, IF, 1 baskets, I FIT;
Lee Saville II, / basket, 2 F. r.; Dan
Nordstroh,, center, l basket; Eldon
Vie, rg; Blaine Fockler, lg, basket;
Substitute, Arden Vie for Eden Vie.
Napoleon high school: II. Elhart,
center, 8 baskets; X. Shafcr, re-, 2
baskets; H. Dashle, IF, 6 baskets;
Ed Boch, If, 4 baskets; w. Meier, II,
3 baskets, Il F. 7. Napoleon substi-
tuted their second team in the third
quarter, but was compelled to use
the first squad before the game was
completed. VIM. Ryan went to
Napoleon with the Braddock squad,
but returned on the 1903 train SO
as to be able to play for the dance
at Linton the same evening. BY the
way, "Wherc was Coach Schneider
and Bill when Bill received his tele-
phone call at Napoleon"
The pupils Of the Braddock high
school have been very studious the
past week, writing on state examin-
ations.
The Junior classes have made the
following resolutions for the new
year: Bill RI resolve to use not
more than three jars Of frecklc
cream week. Lowell b. resolve
not to write to Kintyre more than
two times a day.
Hattie FL resolve not to wink at
Ray S. more than three times day.
Lillian P.--I resolve not get marks
below so all this semester. Lee S.
resolve not to chew more than three
packages of gum day in school.
Martha CT resolve not to let Lii
Han whip me more than once day.
Blaine FL resolve to let my psy-
chology book alone. Helen MI
resolve not to lose more than SIX
pounds week. Violet d. resolve
not to attend more tllhn seven dances
. week. Ellen P.--I resolve not to
let the teachers scold me more than
10 times in class. .Bernice G.-I
resolve to let all the rest have my
history book each day.
The Junior class organized their
class last Friday afternoon. The
following officers were elected:
president, Violet Dexter; treasurer,
Hattie Felterley; secretary, Blaine
Fockler. Their motto: 'Climb
though the rocks be rugged" Their
flower: prairie rose. Class colors:
Old rose and silver.
A few of the high school pupils
were entertained at the home Of
Helen Martini Wednesday evening,
also some Of the high school girls
were entertained at the home of
Hattie Felterley the same evening.