The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-10

W AO6O
Napoleon highway, is in bad condi-
ton and unless it is fixed in some
way before winter sets in, it viii
be almost impossible for the rural
mail carrier.
Mr.. Stem, our local hall man, gave
a great treat to the school children
Friday evening when he put on a
free show. King of Kings" Satur-
day night the same picture was
staged again, which "a well patron
lied.
Miss Gertrude Piers, who has
spent her vacation with her parents
here. returned Monday to the State
Teachers College at jamestown.
Mr.. Refs and family from the Ma
poleon country have moved into the
McCusker house lately occupied by
the A. J. Koeing family.
Mrs. @. r. Bauer returned We'd
nesday from Bismarck after a sew
eral days visit with relatives in the
city.
The Ladies Of the Woodmar Circle
met in session in the Stem hall
Thursday evening with IL members
III attendance. After the usual rou-
tine of business a lunch was served
Ly Mrs. Robinson and Linda Juhola.
Five carloads Of stock were ship
PED out of Braddock Saturday morn
ing. Thore MAIDEN accompanied
them to Saint Paul.
Mcssrs Neil Eaton, Adolph Fey
ercisen, Edor Lofstrom and Francis
Stanton left by auto Monday for
Bowman, N. d., to continue working
with the Midland Construction Co.
The boys have been working with
this company in the building Of the
new highway between Hazelton and
Napoleon which is now completed
and in fine shape.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Scmpcl, who
lave been visiting with relatives in
Minneapolis for the past month, re-
turned to Braddock Wednesday eve
ming. They were accompanied home
b. Mrs. Hattie Sempel Of Minneapo-
lis. They report a fine trip.
A meeting of the parents of the
Sunday school scholars was held in
the NJ. E. church Tuesday evening at
which officers and teachers were APP
pointed for the coming year. Mrs.
E. +. Savage, who has been supcrin-
tendent and Bible class teacher for
many years, has resigned. Mrs.
Robinson was appointed superintend-
cnt and Miss Ellis was appointed
Bible class teacher.
Mrs. Smith Of Gravity, Iowa is
a guest this week at the home of her
brother, G. T. Barton.
Theodore Zollnick has rented the
farm south of Braddock on which the
Feyereisen family has been for some
years.
Lee Snively has been engaged to
paint the Catholic church at Brad
dock and has started the Job.
The Misses Appert, Of Hazelton,
brought two Sisters over from Ha-
Selton Saturday. They were solicit
ing funds in the interest of the
Catholic orphans home at Fargo.
As Henry Zollnick and Mrs. II. ].
Ribelheimer were driving home from
Bismarck Wednesday evening their
auto turned over on the highway
east of Mckenzie. Mrs. Bibelheimer
was taken to the Bismarck Hospital,
where it was found that her
shoulder vas injured. Apart from
that no n was seriously hurt.
Frank Eckery left this week for
Morgan, Mimi, where he will work
on a farm until Christmas.
Mrs. NJ. Nylund left Thursday for
Bismarck where she has rented an
apartment SO as to be with her two
daughters, Sylvia and Elna, who
have good positions in the city and
to be near her other daughter, Mrs.
George Will. Mrs. Nylund has many
friends in Braddock who are sorry
t. see her leave.
Mrs. J. D. McCusker of Hazelton
was a caller in Braddock Monday.
She reports that Wilfred has gone
to the University Of Saskatoon. His
many Braddock friends wish him
much success in his new school.
NJ. Glovich came to Braddock
Wednesday afternoon to meet his
wife and two daughters, who arrived
from Poland. Not having seen his
Family for is years can judge
what q happy meeting this was.
The two girls, who have now grown
TO womanhood, were quite young
when their father csme to America.
The war coming on, and afterwards
conditions pertaining to immigration
changing greatly. he has been un-
able to get them here until nov.
Mrs. A. Damsgaar1 returned Mon
day from Mandan at which place she
was attending q church convention
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Savage mo-
tored to Selfridge Saturday evening
and spent Sunday with their dau9h-
ter. Mrs. V. E. York, and family.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Long
and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Aarvig drove
over to see the York turkey ranch.
The Yorks have gone extensively in
to the turkey business this year and
have been quite successful 50 far,
having between 1000 and 1000 tur-
keys, all Of which a.e marked with
their name.