The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-06
Braddock
BY r F. E. SAVAGE

Quite q number OF Braddock folks
and vicinity who are interested in the
growing of alfalfa, visited the special
exhibit cars Of alfalfa and sweet
clover on the 500 track Saturday aft
ernoon between Il and 3 p. m. A
thirty minute illustrated lecture was
given and special local ARRANGEMENTS
were made for placing orders for al
falfa seed.
James Shepard autoed to Sykeston
to do repair work on the telephone
line. but owing to the heavy fall Of
snow he was compelled to leave his
car there and return home Saturday
by train.
The w. o. w. met in a regular ses-
sion in the Stem hall Thursday night.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church
met at the home Of Mrs. VIM. Robin.
son Thursday afternoon. The next
meeting will be held with Mrs. Sorem.
Mrs. Carl Splitter made a trip to
Kintryre Thursday leaving her little
daughter MERGED who is recovering
nicely from her recent illness with her
grandmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Thompson left
Friday for Bismarck to which place
they were called by the serious illness
OF Mrs. Thompson'S mother, Mrs.
Mathena at the Bismarck hospital.
Mr.. Thompson returned to Braddock
Saturday.
Fred Kaugas Of Kintrye was q
Braddock caller Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Fercho spent a few days
OF last week visiting relatives at Kuhn,
Thursday morning H. I. Dries re-
ceived a telegram that his mother was
seriously i'll at her home at Dunkar-
ton near Waterloo, Iowa. Mr.. Dries
left on the noon train to be with his
mother.
Carl Hanson spent several days OF
last week in Braddock on his way
home from Bismarck to Wishek.
Miss Rose Behelheimer who Is at
tending high school here was substi.
tuting in the Sueltz school Thursday
and Friday for Miss Ida Swanson and
is taking medical treatment in Bis
marck.
The Shakespeare club met at the
school house Thursday evening tc
discuss the Shakespearan period. Al
the next meeting Much Ado About
Nothing" will be discussed.
Miss Gertrude Allensworth Is bach
to school again after an illness Of
several weeks duration with pneu.
monia.
Thursday evening MIR. and Mrs. F
M. Long entertained at a Z O'Clock
dinner MI. and Mrs. Walter Bohlin
MI. and Mrs. Jake Bower and MIR. ans
Mrs. A. r. Button. After the Dime,
the evening was spent In playini
whist. Honors going to Mrs. Bohli,
and Mr.. Button.
At q meeting Of the school boart
last week George Wright Of Toxic, N
D., was hired as superintendent Of tn,
Bradock schools for the coming year
MI. Wright Is well known here, hav'
ing been employed a 7th and 8tl
grade teacher here in 1926 and q
He was also coach Of the school bas
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City.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Warrel
Miller Of Annabel, Mo-. arrived IL
Braddock with the remains Of he,
mother. Mrs. Emma Lamm. who hat
pissed away very suddenly at the hom'
Of her daughter with whom she ha'
lived for the past ten years. Service
were conducted in the M. e. church
by Rev. Benzon Of the Braddock an.
Bismarck Lutheran churches, will
music furnished by the Braddocl
choir. Many were the beautiful flora
offerings brought from Missouri a
we'll as those given by Bradodcl
friends.
The Braddock Study and Civic clul
met Tuesday evening at the home o
Mrs. Aarvig. There was . good at
tendance. A patriotic program wa
given Tuesday evening at the regula'
meeting. The club ladies entcrtaine,