The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-02
Braddock


The Ladies' Aid met 1t the home Of
Mrs. H. p. Albright Saturday after
Moon. A delicious lunch was served
by the hostess. And wilt meet again
Saturday afternoon April IL at the
home Of Mrs. George Ivey.
We were all pleased to have Rev.
Kinzler back with US again for Sun
day evening service after m absence
Of two weeks in Kentucky. He was
accompanied down from M0ffit BY
Mr.. Frost. We were also pleased to
have Rev. and Mrs. Locher Of Ma
poleon present Ut church. Rev. Loeb
er was our former pastor here.
Mrs. Fred Junge came down from
Bismarck Monday evening and Is
visiting friends and relatives here.
She came down with her son Alfred
who had been in Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Fetterley and Mr..
and Mrs. Thore MAIDEN returned
"wednesday from attending the we'd
ding Of Miss Rasmena MAIDEN to Nj.
james g. Jones Of Pollock, s. .. The
bride is . sister Of Mr.. MAIDEN and Of
Mrs. Fetterley.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Fred Fockler accom-
panied by Mra. +. ]. Zellmer motored
to Fargo Tuesday, returning home
Thursday. They were accompanied
homie by Raymond Eckery and Blaine
Nockler who have been attending
school In Fargo during the past
winter.
Nels Berry spent several days Of
this week as the guest Of the K. p. II.
0terk family.
Joe Ntagibbons returned wednes-
day from g three-months' trip
through the southern states and Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Adams Of
steele passed through Braddock
Thursday on the way to visit 1t the
w. "a Adams and So. A. Engleman
homes ct Dana.
The funeral Of the late John J.
Peterson which was held In the. ~. =.
church Thursday afternoon, was
largely attended, services being con-
Quoted by Rev. Macdonald Of Hazel
tom The Braddock choir assisted In
the services. Much sympathy - felt
for tho bereaved sister, Mrs. George
Shepherd, who Il his only relative
here.
Mrs.. Loretta Bier, who has been
Waiting for the past six weeks at the
home of her ion. Mr.. Floyd Bier. left
Bismarck Tuesday to make her home
with her daughter. Mrs. Ed Blair ct
Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Mr.. and Nrs. Fred Kangas Of Vim
tyre were Braddock callers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. r. Shepard mo.
tored down from Bismarck Saturday
evening and spent Sunday With
friends and relatives here.
Afrs. Loesie prtchard and two Sons
OTIS and Bryant, VII have been stay
ing with Ars. PrichArd.s parents Tor
several months LETT Friday for Ona-
N, T., where they expect to make
their future hama.
Misses Anpa Mary NcCormick and
Marian Dre6bAck Of 1iemarck were
the guests o. tho Misses Ada and
Ruby Fockler over the weekend.
Rassen AArvig's many lrieuds viii
b pleased TO- know that he has -
fully recovered g 70 ~ able 70 re-.
sumo Hill duties. ~. rural carrier No. !.
llrs. y. -. .AcOuGker >of l1aselton
va 3 Draddock caller Thursday.
K Alrs. q. x. Barton No. On the s1ck
list : couple Of days this week.
Sidney Tracy Of the Dale neigh
borhood spent = few 0ays q last week
Visiting relatives n Draddock and
vicinity.
passengers to Bismarck Thursday. re-
Ituruing homo Friday.
Y VIM, echlosser. who he's been work
aiug during thu winter months II Iowa.
arrived home Tuesday.
George eempel and son Eld0n. who
have been Visiting 1cg several weeks