The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-12
Braddock
BY MRS. E. F. SAVAGE

Br8Q0OCk
BY MRS. E. r. SAVAGE
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen sempel and two
children arrived from Minnesota Sat-
urday afternoon for q few days visit
with George sempel and Mr.. and
Mrs. Warner sempel
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Button and Lyle
were over Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Tempel, New Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Savage and H.
Jagd took Kirk Batter to Fargo Sat-
urday morning, from which place
Kirk took the train for Virginia,
Mimi, where he will visit with friends
q week before leaving for st. Paul,
where he will enter on his first year
college course at Macalester college.
On the way home Mr.. and Mrs. Saw
age spent Saturday night with Rev.
and Mrs. G. M. Pearson at Page and
returned 10 Braddock Sunday after
noon.
Alfred Junge, Lowell Barton and
Eldon Sempel left early Tuesday
morning for Tracy, Mimi, where they
will work for the Hector Construc-
ton company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arvid Katka Of Lead,
S. D., brought with them their sis
ter, Ethel Olson, who has been visit
ing with them for few months. On
the way here they visited with an
other sister, Grace Olson. who has
been attending Normal college at
Dickinson.
Little shirley and Faye Raeman are
spending q week with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sorem.
at Braddock.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Allen left Sat-
urday afternoon by auto to visit at
the home Of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold An
derson Of Jamestown, over Sunday
and Labor day.
Our staff of teachers for 1931-1932
arrived in Braddock this weekend.
They are as follows: George Wright,
Lloyd Wills, Mrs. F. E. Martini, Amy
Brudevold, Miss Ruth Green and
Selma Sagn. MIR. Wright, Miss Bru-
devoid and Mrs. Martini taught In
Braddock last year. Registration Of
the pupils was made Monday after
noon.
Church services were held In the
Union M. e. church Sunday evening
after q five weeks vacation. An ap-
preciative congregation listened to
Rev. Kinzler,s message on THE Build
Ing Of Character" Miss Mamie
MAIDEN acted as organist during the
absence Of Mrs. Barton. Mrs. KIM
ler and children accompanied Rev.
Kinxler to Braddock.
Miss Mary Geiermann Of Bismarck
Is a guest at the Mrs. Catherine Zell-
uer home this week.
Miss Fern Glanville and Ben Boff
OF Wing called at the r. H. Corey
home on their way to jamestown
wednesday. Miss olanville Is . niece
Of Mrs. Corey.
The O. r. Martini family have
moved into the ]. .. McCusker house
south Of the M e. church and H. E.
Fraser has bought the l.. N. Doer-
schlag home, lately occupied by the
Martini family, and are moving into
It.
william Gosney was 4 passenger TO
Missouri Wednesday.
M. Falgatter, Kintyre, was q Brad
dock caller Wednesday.
Miss Mary Feyereisen came here
from Bismarck Wednesday to visit
for few days at her home here.
Mrs. Catherine Zellmer and daush-
ter. Barbara, Mary Geiermann and
Mrs. j. p. Weber were Linton. callers
Tuesday.
A meeting Of the fourth quarterly
conference Of the NJ. e. church with
the district superintendent, Rev. John
Wilde Of Bismarck officiating, was
held in the M. +. church Tuesday eve
ming. The attendance was small. A
call was extended to Rev. O. Kinzler
to be pastor of the Braddock and
Moffit churches for the 193l-l932
year. Reports Of the different
branches of the church were given.
Robert Baar, Steele, was Brad
dock caller Monday. !.
Mr.. and Mrs Vic Fadden Of Bis
lIdICA WNAO 6uOoVO Va &AA4s 0AANS AVA Os
Warner Sempel over the weekend.
Billy Olson and son Of Kintyre were
Ia Braddock this week putting . new
foundation under the barber shop.
J. B. Rott Of Ha1elton made = bus
iness call to Braddock Friday.
Mrs. A. schott and daughter, Jean,
were visitors at the Z. =. Savage home
Tuesday afternoon.
The M. Fetterley and z. saville
families who spent 10 days visiting
and fishing at Big Stone lake, Minn..
returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. w. w. Baxter and Hattie Fet-
terley and Helen Martini entertained
at shower Tuesday afternoon In
honor Of Miss Ada saville. an Octo-
uer bride ODE. The guests were Ill
girl friends Of Miss Ada.
Mrs. Emma Button and son, Lyle.
and Mrs. F. M. Ryan and children
were Bismarck callers Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid Of the M. E. church
met at the home Of Mrs. r. Aarvig
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Amundson and
Mrs. F. M. Long, who spent two weeks
visiting friends in Iowa. returned
home Thursday evening.
The Y,adies nf the WOOdman circle