The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-25

Passion week services were held Il
the NJ. e. church during the week o
April l4-lo In the form Of q bibl,
study conducted by Rev. Kinzler, Fri
day evening.
Saturday night April %, the Brad
dock p. r. A. will present q one
act play under the direction Of Nil
Mona Ellis. The play is entitled mo-
on the Program" Those taking par,
In the play are. Miss Sundell, Mr.
Macdonald, Mrs. Button. Mr.. John
son, Mr.. Murphy and william Ryan
The play will be followed by q dance
music furnished by the Blue Bird
| Orchestra.
George Dexter who has been con-
fined to his home with q lame lee
Is somewhat improved and able to b
down to his office again.
Rev. and Mrs. B. 8. Locher Of Ma
poleon were In attendance at church
services here Friday evening.
George 6empach and Warner re-
ceived an announcement Of the ar
rival Of an 8 lb. baby girl. Elizabeth
Estella, April 18th to Mr.. and Mrs
Glen Sempel at Maple Lake. MINI.
Fred Briggs who has spent the
winter in jefferson. 8. D., arrived
in Braddock Tuesday to look after
his farming interests south of Brad
dock.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith and
children Of Bismarck were Sunday
guests at the home Of Mrs. Smiths
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown
near Long Lake.
MI. and Mrs. Floyd Bier and fam
lily and MI. and Mrs. VIM. Fransen
of Highland District attended the
Easter services in Braddock Sunday
evening.
MI. and Mrs. A. r. Button motored
to New Salem Saturday to visit Mrs.
Buttons sister Mrs. z. Tempel who
returned home with them Sunday
evening.
Mrs. O. E. Lee and son Jay left for
Coleman; s. D.. Monday. being called
there by the illness Of Mrs. Lees
father who passed away Tuesday
evening at the age of 50 years.
Miss Hattie Fetterley returned to
jamestown Sunday evening after Z
few days visit with her parents here.
The Ladies' of the Woodmau
circle met In session Thursday even
ing with 20 members in attendance.
It was decided to 60 back to the for
mer hour of meeting at $50. A
lunch was served by Mesdames Mar
tin and Savage.
Nj. and Mrs. VIM. Barr and sons
Of Fessenden, Miss Olga Sueltz and
the Misses Shannon. Cupp and Hend-
rickson Of Cathay were guests at the
s. A. Engleman home Saturday and
Sunday. Miss Olga 5ueltz and Miss
Barr r sisters Of Mrs. Engelman,
Nj. and Mrs. Martin were also callers
at the Engelman home Sunday after.
noon.
The Ladies' Aid Of the M. E. church
viii meet ct the home Of Mrs. s. A.
Engelman Of Dana Saturday after
noon, April Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Corey visited
the Ivor Edholm home Sunday. They
report that Mi. Edholm who was SER
| iously injured Is improving as well
Is al be expected.
Miss Barbara Eckery who Is at.
tending st. Mary's school Bismarck
spent the Easter vacation with hel
mother here.
Mechanics Button, Long and Aar'
Wig motored to Bismarck Monda!
morning. They were accompanie,
by Mrs. Tempel and children VIII,
will go on to their home at New
Salem.
Mrs. James I. Shepard was q pas.
senger to Bismarck Saturday after
noon.
Lowell Barton who Is attending thu
A. G. at Fargo arrived home Thurs
day evening to spend the Eastel
holidays with his parents.
Mrs. Fred Junge returned to Brad
dock Monday after spending the weel
end with her daughters Phrene AND
Winnifred In Bismarck. Mrs. jung
received word that Mr.. Junge arrivet
In Texas where he was summoned II
give evidence for the federal gov
eminent In an oil case.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Beale and lit
tie daughter Joan and Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Splitter and little daughteI
MERGED were Sunday guests at the G
@. Barton home.
Mrs. Grace Gallup who spent tn,
Easter vacation with. relatives In Bis
marck returned to Braddock Mon
day.
Misses Julia 6chlosser and Mari
Deithein were passengers to Bislnarcl
attending st. MAry's school. The!
Monday afternoon where they ar
spent the Easter holidays with theil
parents here.