The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-12

relatives in North Dakota, South Da-
kota and Minnesota. Rev. Hammond
was q former Braddock minister.
Mrs. r. M. Long accompanied by
Mesdames Aarvig and Amundson left
Thursday morning On q motor trip
to Des Moines and other places in
Iowa to visit with relatives for q
couple Of weeks.
The ladies Of the Woodman Circle
met in the Stem hall Wednesday eve
ming, Sept. 3. with IA members In at
tendance. After the usual routine of
business . splendid lunch was served
BY Miss Hattie Fetterley and Miss
Linda Juhola. The next meeting will
be held with Mrs. A. r. Button We'd
nesday. Sept. II.
James Walsh, who has been visit
ing his parents here, left Tuesday for
Grand Forks where he expects to en-
ter the university.
I Miles Stanton left by auto Saturday
afternoon to teach at q school near
Bismarck.
Mrs. e. w. Baker was a passenger
on the 500 Tuesday morning to attend
the funeral Of her sister-in-law at
Aberdeen, s. OAK.
Joseph Elleder, old resident of Brad
dock vicinity, passed away Tuesday
morning at st. Alexius hospital at
the age Of So years. Although Mr..
Elleder had not been well for some
weeks past, his death va unexpected.
Mr.. Elleder was born in Bohemia
and with his brother Frank came to
America and made homes for them
selves on farms two miles southeast
Of Braddock. Last year he visited his
native home, where several brothers
and sisters still live. The remains
were brought from Bismarck. We'd
nesday and inferred in the Braddock
cemetery Thursday morning. Services
were conducted In the Catholic
church by Rev. Father Schweitzer Of
Hazelton.
K. p. H. Sterk was q passenger down
from Bismarck Saturday where he had
been to consult q physician. Mr.
Sterk, who has been working with a
road construction crew northwest of
Steele, had his foot badly crushed
with q heavy stone falling on it. He
will be laid up for some time. MI.
Sterk and his family are moving back
on their farm near Pursian Lake.
Mrs. G. T. Barton and daughter
Louise returned Wednesday from a
weeks trip. to Minneapolis.
Mrs Loretta Bier who Is visiting at
the home OF her son, r. A. Bier, visit.
ed friends in Braddock this week Mrs.
Bier, who has been visiting with
friends and relatives in Michigan for
the past several months Is on her
way to Milwaukee. Oregon, to visit
her daughter.
MI. and Mrs. e. F. Savage returned
Monday after spending q few days
visiting with their old friends, MI.
and Mrs. +. e. Clarke at Glendale.
Sunday MI. and Mrs. Savage accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Towle at
Leola, s. Oak. Mi. and Mrs. Towle
were former Braddock folks.
We are glad to report that Lawr-
ence Engleman who has been very Ill
at st. Alexius hospital, Is improving
nicely. Mrs. Engleman Is with the
little boy In Bismarck.
Mrs. Carl Splitter and little MERGED
Of Kintyre were weekend guests at
the G. T. Barton home.
Rev. Locher of Napoleon and Rev.
Kinzler of Braddock and Moffit cir
cult, exchanged pulpits Sunday morn
ing. Rev. Locher was our pastor last
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. DeFrance took
Mary Lou to a Bismarck hospital
Wednesday to have her tonsils re-
moved. They went after her Friday
afternoon.
Miss Alice Piers, who spent the
greater part Of her vacation with her
sister in Maryland and also spent a
week with her parents here, returned
to resume. her duties as teacher at
Enderlin- This will be her third year
as teacher in the Enderlin schools.
Miss Ida Swanson left Saturday for
Stirum, N. Oak, where she has en-
gagged to teach q term Of school and
Miss Helen Martini left Sunday after
noon to teach her first term west of
Linton.
On Tuesday afternoon the Study
and Civic club entertained the Ma
poleon club at the home Of Mrs. A. j.
Piers. Twelve visitors and twelve
local club members were present. The
afternoon vas spent visiting, singing
and in contests. Just before the bust
ness meeting Braddock challenged
Napoleon in an old fashioned SPELL
down. which they readily accepted
and won.