The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-28
Braddock
BY MRS. E. r. SAVAGE

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After the regular services Tuesday,
Rev. Locker announced that he would
hold q series Of evangelistic meeting.
Ter the six evenings BEGINNING Mon.
DAY, March Is, and ending Friday. thu
18th. Easter services will be held
SUNDAY evening. March 81. Special
music by the choir.
Our town election this year had lost
much OF its pep. Is 1t seemed neces.
sary to ring the town bell several
times to draw the people out to vote
The result Of the election was "A fol-
lows: Trustee for End ward, II. W.
Allen; town clerk, J. g. De France
treasurer, F. M. Long: marshal. J. A.
Allcnsworth, and justice Of the peace
F. Junge.
Mrs. Emma Button returned from
bismarck Tuesday. where she has
been Tor several days taking treat
ment for her hand, which Ia getting
along nicely now.
MRS. Robinson was at Glencoe for a
lew days taking care Of her mother.
Mrs. Alex Macdonald, who is quite iii.
Inc auction sale which was spon-
sored by the Braddock community
club was we'll attended Friday after
noon. All the articles which were
put up for sale were disposed OF.
Fred Fockler acted as auctineer.
H. H. Corey. who was In Washing
ton attending the funeral Of his
brother and is nephew. who were
drowned. returned home "Wednesday.
FERN Henry. who has spent most Of
the winter IN Missouri, returned home
last week. '>~
Frank splonskowski drained the
roads In Braddock ana vicinity Wed
nesday and put them in a very rood
condition. but the snow OF Friday has
made them quite bad again,
Arvld RooS of the Drake and New
conner ranch was transactinx business
In Bismarck Tuesday and "Wednesday
The Epworth League held q party
at the home Of Mrs. VIM. Robinson
Friday evening.
M. F. Kaiser returcd home Wednes.
day from st. Alexius hospital and an
pears to be much improved in health.
Warner Sempel is doing consider
able IN the way Of fixing up his res
taurant so as to make It have quite
a nice appearance. He has but com
poboard all on the inside Of the res
taurant part and painted it two
shades OF green. The kitchen. and
bedrooms have all been painted white
ana With the new linoltum 1t looks
very nice indeed.
Mrs. George Will and little son
came down from Bismarck to visit
with Mrs Nyland Tuesday ana helm
celebrate her birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Spitxer of Kin.
tyre were visitors Friday at the c. T.
Barton home.
Leon Leshcr drove down to Napol-
con Saturday afternoon and BROUGHT
home new car.
Andrew Bibelheimcr of Linton was
q Braddock caller Saturday.
kathryn and Julia Schlosscr and
Elma Nylund. who are ATTENDING Ris-
marck high school. came down eat.
uroay to spend tho Easter vacation
with home folks.
Sidney Tracy and Harold Bales OF
Pollock. 8. OAK, are visiting friends
m Braddock and vicinity.
Those who lnotorcd to Bismarck
from here Saturday were Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. De France, Floyd Mar
tini and Miss Grace Lilliboc. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. p. Albright and family. and
Miss Myrtle Olson.
Mr.: and Mrs. J. d. McCusker Of
aazelton were passengers to Braddock
Thursday morning. returning home on
he afternoon train.
MIR. ana Mrs. Andrew Olson. vho
have been living on the o. r. Mar,
I'M farm west Of town during the
rinter, have moved off Of It and MI. |
Olson will work for w. w. Baxter
turing the spring work.
John Larson. auditor for the r. II. |
Carpenter Lumber CO., Bismarck. paid |
visit to the local lumber yards !
Monday.
Miss Winnifred Mandiso and Miss
Elsie Bier. who have been ATTENDING |
he teachers college ct Valley CITY |
or the past three months, returned |
home Sunday.
Miss Elsie Beseler. who has bean |
school south Of Napoleon,
res q Braddock caller saturday.
Mrs. +. N. Long received Z tele-
ram that her father, who had sur |
erred stroke some time ako. was /
gradually growing worse. Ar. TOM
lrove Mrs. Long to Steele Sunday, |
rom which place che took the train |
or Percy. Iowa. 70 10 with her aSed |
ather and mother.
Alfred Junse Of Napoleon spent
everal days Of the week Ia Brad
lock.
J. = Fitsgibbons was : passenger |
Q Bismarck Monday. returning Tues
lay.
The members Of the Woodman
Circle held their regular meeting il |
he Stem hall "Wednesday, At this
meeting It was planned TO put on the
annual banquet Ct tho next regular |