The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-08-09

CneSe MONIES. Inc WISH 10 Iowa was
made with friends of Mrs. Savage at
lie Mars whom she had not seen for
48 years.
Rev. and Mrs. Hammond and chill
dren were Thursday dinner guests at
the Or. Baer home. They are on a
months trip. Rev. Hammond Is
preaching at Kenmare, N. Oak.
E. E. Clarke and son-in-law of
| Glendale called at the E. F. Savage
home Sunday. Mr. Clarke came up
to look at his crop in Dana town.
ship.
The G. B. Aarvig family were last
week visitors at the r. Aarvig home
and Mrs. L. H. Sicco and Miss Leone
visited a few days at the Barton
home. They all enjoyed a picnic and
a swim ut Pursian Lake Wednesday
evening.
Misses Dexter, H. Aarvig, Aliens
worth, Barton Fetterley and Viola
Aarvig motored to Linton Thursday,
July 81 and spent the day shopping
and p%icnicking at Seeman park.
George Martini who has been work.
ing in Fargo has returned home and
is helping In the harvest fields.
Leonard Sempel returned Saturday
to Minneapolis after a couple Of
weeks visit with his father and BROTH
ers here.
The c. T. Barton family and H. w.
Beale family of Kintyre were Sunday
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. C..
Splitter.
J. B. Saylor of Bismarck was a
Braddock caller Wednesday.
J Fred Junge who with Mrs. Junge
and their daughters, Misses Phrene
and Winnifred have returned after a
two weeks camping at Detroit Lakes.
They report a fine time.
w. J. McCaffrey and son Mickey
who have been visiting at the Sem
pei home returned to their home at
Kalso, Washington Monday. Mr.
Sempel, Eldon and Leonard accom-
panied them as far as Bismarck. MI.
McCaffrey formerly owned a barber
shop here and will be known to many
Of the Braddock folks. Mrs. Mccall
frey was formerly Miss Hattie Sem
pei.
Monday morning Mrs. H. W. Allen
accompanied by Mrs. Grace Snyder
! who was a guest at the Allen home
drove to Jamestown to visit with Mrs.
Arnold Anderson. They were accom-
panied back to Braddock with little
Shirley May Anderson who spent the
week with Grandpa and Grandma AL
len who took her back to her home in
jamestown Saturday. Mrs. Snyder
left Tuesday afternoon for De Moines,
Iowa, having received a message of
the death of a cousin and left to at
tend the funeral. From there she will
20 on to her home at Pasadena, Cal
ifornia. T..
Mrs. Irene Moen Of Minneapolis
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. F.
Savage Tuesday evening. She was
here looking after her farm south of
town which Is rented to Emil Kino-
men. Wednesday accompanied by
Mrs. Howard Balk she left to visit
with her mother at Randall, Mimi,
while Mrs. Balk went on to visit with
her husband. at Shakopee, MINI. Mrs.
Moen who has been teaching In Min
neapois win teach there again next
year.
Thursday Art Meyers was pleasant
ly surprised by receiving q visit from
his brother and wife from Iowa. They
arrived in Braddock on the afternoon
train and MI Corey drove them out
to the Meyers home north of town.
Nine girls accompanied by Mrs.
Barton camped at Pursian lake three
days last week. These were Mamie
MAIDEN, Violette Dexter, Louise Bar
ton, Helen Aarvig, Gertrude, Aliens
orth, Hattie Fetterley, Viola Aarvig
and Helen and Virgie Marini.
Mrs. Grant Peterson drove to Bis
marck Saturday to meet her sister,
Miss Sigrid Alison of Washington,
who will visit here a week or ten days
before going on to the coast to visit
her parents. Rev. and Mrs. Alison.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. e. Shafer, Ken
neth shafer and w. holdings of Ma
poleon were Sunday guests at the O.
M. Vie home.
Rev. Benzon and the young people
who came down with him from Bis
marck Sunday morning were dinner
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Oberg. They returned to Bis
marck in the afternoon.
The choir will meet at the home of
1vor Edholm. Thursday evening, Aug.
IA.
The Luther League met Thursday
evening July 81 at the home of MI.
and Mrs. Olof Nordstrom. In spite
Of 1t being such a busy season, there
was a large number present. Eleven
new members, the confirmation class,
were formally admitted to member
ship.