The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-18
BraddOck


Master Harmon Mandigo left Sun
day with the Boy Scouts Of Hazeltoa
for a weeks outing at Camp Chan
Owapi at Wilton. N. =.
There MAIDEN took his son Bud to
Bismarck Thursday for a medical
examination Of his ear. Bud under
went a very serious operation for
nlastoid last winter which has been
troubling him lately. Miss Hattie
Fettcrly accompanied them to Bis
narck to have her eyes tested.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Amundson received
a pleasant surprise when MI. Amund-
sons brother and two daughters, the
Misses Helen and Gladys of Waukon,
Ia. arrived Sunday for a weeks visit.
The girls are thoroughly enjoying their
visit here and who wouldn't at the
hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs
Amundson? Thurcaay afternoon a
party composed of Mr.. and Mrs
Amundson Of Braddock. MI. Amund-
son and two daughters of Iowa. Miss
Spieler of Billings. Mont, who is a
niece of Mrs. A,nundGon. and who is
visiting at the AEluldccn home. Mrs.
Van Dyne OF CuYaon. N. D.. and Mrs.
Long CT Eraddock Eotored to Bis
marc.1 and ManGan and spent the
day. Mr.. Ar1undscn and his two
daughters left frcm there for their
homo and the rest OF the party re-
turned to Rracdoc.,s III the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Daley returned
Sunday from a weeks trip through
the Black Hills. They express them
selves as thoroughly enjoying the out
ing and say that it is a wonderful
trip.
Mrs. G.. Peterson recaived a tele-
gram Thursday fro..1 her father. Rev.
Alison. stating that they had arrived
safely in California after their jour-
ney. making the trip in three days less
time than when they came to Brad
dock.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Meth
odlst church met at the home of Mrs.
Oscar Ncrdstrom. northeast o. Brad
dock. There was a fair sized attend
ance and everyone enjoyed the lunch
served by the hostess.
Smith Ensleznan returned Tuesday
from st. Paul. to which place he &C
colnpanied three loads Of stock for
the Braddock Shipping association
Saturday.
John Larson Of Bismarck. auditor
Tor the Carpenter Lumber Co, paid
the local yards a visit Tuesday.
Mr.. Alfred Junge. who has been
employed by the o. Bryant Co., of
Napoleon. is nov working with his
brother Herman Junge. in the electric
business. The boys are at present
doing some wiring Of houses in Ma
poleoa and have all the worx in sight
that they are able to handle.
Mrs. H. w. Allen and hrs. Arnold
Anderson drove MI. Anderson to
Steele Tuesday evening to take the
train for Grand Forks.
Mrs. Evelyn Splitter of Kintyre came
up on the train Tuesday afternoon
to stay with the rest OF the family
while her parents. Mi. and Mrs. G. r.
Barton, are away on a couple of
weeks visit with relatives in Iowa.
Lee Sniyely tcox his little daughter
to Bismarck Thursday to have some
dental work done.
w. w. Mandigo left Wednesday for
a visit with relatives at his old home
at Sutton. Quebec. Word was received
prior to his leaving that Mrs. Mandi-
COS father. MI. f-urlbut, who had
been i'll for some time, had passed
away.
Master John 6chaefer and John
Weber are helping E!r. Adams Ia
making hay near Steele.
Miss Elsie Pearson va a passenger
to Mcffit Monday to visit fer a few
days with her friend, i4iss Lucille
Mockel. She returned to Breddock
Thurtday.
Mesdames G. A. slorby and A. Jo-
hanson Of Bismarck were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Allensworth
Thursday. Mrs. Slorby Is Q sister Of
Mrs. Allensworth.
DeReEnee Bros. are putting q new
roof on their garage this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Vie Of Rycgate,
Mont, spent several days this week
visiting al the home OF Mr.. and MRS.
Q. IA. Vie and family.
r. S. Roberts. who has been man.
ager Of the Osborne Mcmillan ele-
vatcr here for some time. and who
has been visiting relatives Iii Iowa for
The past few weeks, returned to
.raddock Friday to look over the crop
in this locality.
n. r. Bibelheimer. ACCOMPANIED BY
M. and Mrs. Chaa. REM. drove To
Jamestown saturday mofnins. where