The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-11-15
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BY ALKALINE LANDSBERGER

ASSJ ANoVIA LIN was q HdtlCisL
at the st. Alexius hospital in Bis
marck for the past two weeks re-
turned home Friday.
MISS Marian Slater was a visitor
III Linton Thursday afternoon.
The chicken supper given by the
Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church Saturday at Zirbes theatre
was we'll attended.
Clayton, McMullen motored down
from Bismarck Sunday to visit with
MS parents, MI. and Mrs. McMullen.
ne returned to Bismarck Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. j. B. Landsberser
and son jerome were shoppers, In
Linton Thursday.
An Armistice dance was held at
AlrbeS theatre Tuesday night. Music
was furnished by Icons New Rhythm
Eand from Braddock.
The Misses Dorothy and Hilda
BeaStrOm, who are teaching at Tim
ner, N. d., arrived home Friday for
a Weekend visit with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Beastrom. They
returned to Thinner Sunday after
noon by car.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Snyder and daugh-
ter Marylin were shoppers in Linton
Thursday afternoon.
The Christian Mothers held a bene-
fit card party in the church basement
Friday night. The party was very
we'll attended. Progressive whist was
Elayed at ten tables. High prizes were
won by Mrs. Frank Appert and Tony
Appert. Carl Fischer and Mrs. Joe
Prifantaine received consultations. A
delicious lunch was served in the
course of the evening.
ArmiStice Day was observed by the
school Tuesday afternoon. A pro-
gram was given, consisting OF
speeches and a number of war songs,
rendered by a group Of Glee Club
girls
The +. T. A. will hold an old time
dance in the school gym Friday night.
The money will be used to secure
chairs for the school.
Mrs. Susan ShoughneSSy left We'd
neSday Tor a two weeks visit in Chi
CagO and st. Joe, Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Landsberger ate
Sunday dinner with Braddock friends.
A practice debate was held Friday
afternoon in the school assembly. The
question was: Resolved. That the
chain stores are a detriment to the
social and economic welfare of the
people. Mildred Weiser, Russell
Crawford. and Winifred RasS upheld
the affirmative while Carl Gregory,
Philip Weiser, and Mariana Weiser
upheld the negative. The debate
was not judged.
Among those over from Braddock
to attend the party held at the
church basement were Mrs. Deithien,
Raymond and Elizabeth Ceithien,
and Mrs. Solonskowski and son Ray
mond.
Mrs. j. D. McCusker and sons
Jimmy and Emmett motorcd to Bis
marck Thursday.
Visitors in Linton Thursday were
Messrs. Jake Waguin and Jimmy
Farrell.
Mr.. and|Mrs. Ellis Buck and chill
dren were visitors in Bismarck Thurs
day.
Miss Anna Schneider who has been
visiting for the past three weeks with
her sister Mrs. John Meyer, returned
to her home at Hebron, N. D., Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curry and daughter,
former residents of Braddock were
visitors at the j.. B. RAFT home Satlr-
day.
The Future Farmers Poultry show
will be held at the schoolhouse. Nov.
%. The show will be engineered by
the Future Farmers Of this vicinity.
Anyone interested may bring poultry
in for exhibit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hoskins and
family, who have spent the summer
in this vicinity visiting relatives and
working on farms. left Thursday
morning for Red Wing. Minnesota.
Ben Matthews. William Gimble and
Frank Rotzier shipped a a of cat
tie and hogs Tuesday.
DR.. J.. M. HOuStman was a profess
sional caller from Linton Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hoffman ST..
and MI. and Mrs. Peter Hoffman Jr.
were visiting at the Peter Oster home
Wednesday.
The Danbury P. r. A. met Monday
evening. November 10th at school No.
8, taught by Miss Ethel Mandigo.
Mrs. Claude Fischer Of Sttasburg,
N. D., visited at the Carl Fischer
''C ". j. Io PettIs was down from Bis
marck over the weekend looking aft
err farming interests.
E. II. Brant of Linton, was a bust
ness visitor here Thursday.
Miss Anna OSter returned home
Saturday from iceland where she
Lad been visiting for two months.
Joseph LandsberSer. who has been
stationed for the past year at Fort
Lincoln, writes from Fort Mcdowell,
California. where he is stationed at
the present.
T.. S. Scranton of the state voca-
tional agricultural department of the
North Dakota Agricultural college
was here inspecting the local depart
ment Tuesday.
The Wednesday Bridge club wa
entertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. A. F. Kurtz.