The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-02-28

BY r E. F. SAVAGE

The members of the Woodmar
circle met in their hall Thursday eve
ming with q members in attendance
A letter was read from State Man.
ager Frank Fernald in which he re-
GREETED not being able to attend
meeting in February but that ne
would endeavor to be with us some
time in March. At the close OF the
meeting q delicious lunch was served
by Mrs. Hulett and. Linda Juhola.
Mrs. James Murphy was a Bismarck
| visitor with he son James this week.
Mrs. M. Feyereisen received a letter
last week that her husband was still
in a very critical condition with
| spinal mengitiS in the hospital IN
! Kansas City.
The Annanias club spent their
usual few hours together Tuesday
evening.
The regular town election will be
held In the town hall Tuesday,
March 10, from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. to
elect the following officers. l trustee
for LIST district, ! trustee for 3rd dis
trict, / clerk, l treasurer, l assessor.
l marshall and / justice Of the peace.
Messers. o. M. Vie and G. H. Dex-
ter made an auto trip down to Tenn
vik and the Omio district Tuesday,
| returning home Wednesday.
Vie De Renee has been laid up
! with a severe cold the past two weeks
and not able to come to his place OF
! business.
Mrs. Roy schafer came up from
Napoleon Saturday afternoon to visit
several days at the home of his sister,
Mrs. O.. M. Vie.
Mrs. Carl Spetzer and little daugh-
ter MERGED are now at the G. T. Bar
ton home where the little one has
been under the care of Dr.. Baer for
q severe attack Of pneumonia
Myron Baker was a passenger to
Bismarck Wednesday to have his eye
examined. He returned home Satur-
day.
E. e. Lesher of Kintyre was a Brad
dock caller Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. James !. Shepard
were passengers to Bismarck Friday
afternoon. Mrs. Shepard returned
home Saturday but Mr.. Shepard re-
manned over on business.
Mrs. o. Feltheim was a passenger
to Kintyre Thursday where she visit
ed until Saturday with her daughter,
Mrs. Delbert Wurn.
Dr.. Baer accompanied by Ras
Aarvig motored to Napoleon Thurs
day afternoon to take the son OF
Charles Maly to have his foot X-ray-
ed.
In last weeks issue it should have
read Carlyle instead Of Obert Salhus
who had returned here from Canada.
Messers T. J.. Marx and F. E. Mar
tint made a trip to Napoleon bring
ing back with them a tank Of gas.
Services were held in the M. E.
church Wednesday evening. also
again Sunday evening. The district
superintendent, Rev. John Wildes,
was unable to be with us on account
Of illness but informs us that he will
endeavor to be here next Sunday eve.
ming.
MI. and Mrs. John Sempel spent
q few days Of this week visiting their
nephew, w. y. Sempel and wife Of
Braddock. Mr.. and Mrs. Sernpel are
on their way back to their home in
Idaho after spending . couple Of
months visiting friends and relatives
In North and South Dskots. They
formerly lived near Kuhn. N. Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Albright and
family were the dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. +. N. Long Sunday.
John Allensworth was . passenger
to Bismarck Thursday returning
home Friday.
Word has been received announcing
the death Of Mrs. Emma Lauim,
mother Of Homer Lamm ct Anabel,
Mo. The body Is being brought here
to be laid ct rest beside that Of her
husbsnd IN the Braddock cemetery,
he having passed away several years