The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-19

BraddOck |
by MRS. E. F. SAVAGE
Wednesday evening Rev. Leroy
White. superintendent Of the Bis
marck district. gave a very fine IL
lustrated lecture on 1.-THE Abundant
Life." In the M. =. church, with Rev.
Brown Of Ashley operating the stere-
opticon machine.
Messrs. Hagen and Clifford Of Mo-
hall. N. D., were in Braddock this
week looking over the local telephone
lines and also calling on patrons with
petition Is to their sentiment on the
24-hour service. II this plan works
out satisfactorily It Is their intention
to purchase the Braddock and Hazel
ton lines from Mr.. Shrawder. and also
get control Of the connecting farm
lines. They plan to give free service
between Hazelton and Braddock,
which will be greatly appreciated
These gentlemen are experienced tele-
phone men and expect to put the lines
In good shape and to keep them 30.
Mrs. A. q. Schott Of the Dana dis
trict suffered severe shock Of paral-
ystS on the left side Saturday. and is
still In a serious condition. Her son
Roy and wife. Of Grafton, s. D., were
called to see his mother. AS Mrs.
6chott could not be moved to a hos
patal, q nurse was procured to at
tend her.
The l5-year-old son of Chas. Benz
Is seriously Ill at their home SOUTH
west OF town. Mr.. Benz took him to
Bismarck to consult q physician, who
advised that he be taken to James,
town for treatment.
Claude Sundell Of Wahpeton and
Miss Mary Sundell Of Napoleon have
been engaged as teachers for the
Braddock high school for the coming
year.
Mrs. G. T. Barton visited with her
sister. Mrs. G. B. Aarvig. OF Mandan,
and also with friends in Bismarck
this week.
Mrs. o. E. Lee and son Max mo-
tored to South Dakota this week, in
response to message that Mrs. Lees
father was seriously III at his home
there.
Mrs. M. F. Shepard and SON Tom
arrived home Monday after q weeks
visit with MIR. and Mrs. Cal Albert
at Mobridge, 8. D., who drove them
as far as Hazelton Sunday night.
from which place they drove to Mof-
fit Monday and then came home on
the 500.
Miss Gladys Beseler underwent an
operation for appendicitis Sunday at
the Bismarck hospital and is getting
along nicely. She is q nurse In train
ing at this hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Allen arrived
home Tuesday evening after visiting
Tor couple OF days with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Arnold Anderson, and fam
lily, Of Cooperstown.
Miss Elsie Damsgaard and Miss
Ruby Fockler arrived home Saturday
evening from Bismarck, where they
have been having medical treatment
during tin past week.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
church met at the home Of Mrs. Fred
Junge Saturday afternoon.
Miss Myrtle Feltheim, who is teach.
Ing at Glencoe. came to Braddock Fri.
day evening and visited with her
parents over Sunday.
Mrs VIM. Robinson was 4 passenger
to Bismarck Wednesday afternoon to
visit with her parents. She returned
home Friday.
Virgil Dexter, who has been visiting
at his home here for I few weeks, re-
turned last week to Butte, Mont.
The annual defamation contest Of
the Braddock high school was held
Tuesday evening. April =. The follow
Ing program was given: Piano solo,
selected. Mabel Bier; "The Little
Dub" Mamie MAIDEN; 'Cuddy," Lii
ltan Hill; "The First Judas" Helen
Aarvig; piano solo, Linda Juhola:
Daddy Doc" Gertrude Allensworth:
Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata" Ver-
gil Martin; "The ehipwreck," Flor
ence Nordstrom; cornet solo, selected.
Arden Vie; two piano solos, selected,
Claude sundell Of Wahpeton. Decision
Of the judges and presentation Of
medals were - follows: Gold medal
was awarded to Gertrude Allensworth,
silver medal 70 Lillian Hin, and hon.
orable mention 70 yirgte Martin. The
medals were presented Is the win
ners by the WonAanS Draddock Study
and Civic club. The JUDGES were
Claude sundell Of Wahpeton, Mary
sundell Of Napoleon, and Ellen Berg