The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-22
Braddock
MY r E. F.. SAVAGE

The Junior Glass entertained the
High School pupils and the School
faculty at a masquerade party Friday
evening, January 18th.
Warner Sempel was a passenger to
Bismarck Thursday returning home
Saturday.
DR.. Baer was called to Braddock
Saturday morning from Steele to visit
Mrs. Helm, who is very i'll at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Henry Zottnick.
The doctor also attended little Mary
Ellen Marx who has an infection in
her eye. The doctor returned as far
as Moffit by train and from there to
Steele by auto.
James O'Brien, collector for the
closed banks, left Friday for Kintyre
and on Saturday he went to Linton.
He will again be in Braddock the week
commencing January 26th.
Henry Wetzel is a visitor at the Gen.
trail Hotel this week.
Reverend Kinzler drove down from
Moffit Sunday evening and preached
to a large congregation in the M. E.
church.
Miss Elsie Damsgaard wa the guest
Of Miss Helen Aarvig Friday evening
and Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. J. p. Weber were pas
sengers to Linton Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Weber returned to Braddock Fri
day while Mrs. Weber will remain for
some time at the home Of her sister
at Linton.
Mrs. McCuSker came over to Brad
dock with Mr.. McCusker from Hazel
ton Friday and visited with friends
until Saturday afternoon. =
Miss Katie Uhrich left Saturday to
visit with friends in Ashley.
The Gentlemen's Whist club, for
merly known as the Annanias club
has been reorganized and met We'd
nesday evening at the Stem pool hall.
George Shepherd. chairman Of the
county commissioners. was q Braddock
caller Thursday.
Thore MAIDEN was q passenger to
Bismarck Wednesday afternoon to
visit Mrs. MAIDEN and get acquainted
with the new boy. He returned home
Friday.
Floyd Martini drove the mail on
rural route No. 2 for r. Aarvig on
Wednesday.
Thursday afternoon Mesdames Aar-
viz and Fetterley entertained at q
stock shower complimentary to Mrs.
8. s. 0racy at the home Of Mrs. Aar-
Wig. About 80 guests were present.
Mrs. G. +. Barton returned home
Monday afternoon after several days
visit with her daughters and other
relatives in Kintyre. She was accom-
panied home by little MERGED Splitter
who remained here until Friday when
Mrs. Barton again took her home to
Kintyre.
The members OF Cherry Grove
! School board met in session Tuesday
evening, January 18th.
The Ladies Aid Of the M. E. church
met ct the home Of Mrs. Henry Sorem
| Saturday afternoon, January 18th.
| About thirty guests were present to
partake Of the fine lunch served by
the hostess. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. A. j. Piers Thursday after
noon, January 10th.
N. r. 3. Nelson arrived home We'd
nesday morning and will discontinue
his travelling with the Calendar COM
pany by whom he was employed until
the roads are open.
Fred Thomas Of the Genny Grain
Commission co. returned to Braddock
Tuesday afternoon after being away
two weeks, part Of which time was
spent at his home at Edgeley, N. Oak,
J. q. DeFrance spent the week end
ct his home here.
A n~ino-pound boy arrived Monday,
January 18th to Mr.. and Mrs. Thore
MAIDEN ct st. Aexius hospital at Bis
marck.
The Study and Civic Club met Tues
day ev4ning with Mrs, Long as hos
tess. Thirteen members answered
roll call by giving q current event
Moral Effect Of the Newspaper treat
ment Of Crime News" was discussed
very fully by Mrs. Long. "A New Years
poem was given by Mrs. Bower and a
group Of songs BY the club closed the