The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-15

By r E. r. SAVAGE

The members of Cherry Grove
Woodman Circle No. II met Wednes-
day evening Jan. I at the apartments
Of r. G.. Fockler over the r. H. Corey
store. Twenly-one members were
present. After the opening session
installation of officers for 1881 was
in order. The next regular meeting
will be held Wednesday evening Jan.
IA at the home Of Mrs. ]. H. Bower.
Miss Izetta Shafer returned to Ma
poleon Monday after spending the
New Year with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. M. Vie and family. '
E. e. Lesher of Kintyre was a
Braddock caller Wednesday morning.
Frank Elleder was a passenger to
Napoleon Thursday to consult DR..
Simon about his ore leg which has
been bothering him again. Carl
Maly is staying with Mr.. Elleder and
taking care of the chores OH the farm.
Alfred Junge came up from Napo-
leon Wednesday and visited with
Braddock friends and relatives.
Mrs. w. Wetzel and little daughter
are visiting with Mrs. Wetzel's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Weber at the
Central Hotel.
Lowell Barten returned to Brad
dock Thursday afternoon after sew
eral days visit with his sister Mrs.
H. Beale and Mrs. c. Splitter and
other relatives in Kintyrc.
Blaine Fockler has fixed up a very
unique conveyance by which he
travels from his home to town and
return. He has purchased a motor
cycle and by the use of two runners,
one under the front wheel and the
other IN the side he is able to glide
along v the road at a rapid speed.
N. p. b. Nelson has accepted a posi-
ton as traveller for a calendar house
and left Friday for New Salem, N
Oak. where, he will commence his
duties.
Mrs. Carlyle Salhus left Friday
afternoon to finish her term of school,
near Hague, N. D.
A fine baby boy was born Friday
morning Jan. 9 to Mr.. and Mrs. Erick
Juhola at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
John Rousu at Braddock. DR.. Bael
accompanied by his nurse of Steele
came down and were in attendance
Mrs. F. j. Zellmer was a passenger
to Bismarck Thursday returning home
Saturday.
Services were held in st. Mary.
Catholic church Sunday morning
Rev. Schweitzer of Hazelton came
over Saturday and held the services.
Ladies Aid Of the M. e. Church
will meet next Saturday afternoon
Jan. II at the home of Mrs. Henri,
Sorem.
Miss Viola Aarvig, who had beer
visiting for a few days at the r
Aarvig and G. T. Barton homes re.
turned to her home at Kintyre Wed
nesday morning. She was accom-.
panied by Mrs. Barton who will visi
for a few days with relatives there
Rev. Kinzler drove down Sunda!
evening from Moffit and held ser
vices in the M. E. Church. He ais,
administered the Sacrament of tn,
Lords Supper.
The Wildrose Homemakers clul
met with Mrs. O. r. Martini Satur
day, Jan. 10. Eight members an
swered roll call. Mrs. Olson from
Hatton, N. Oak being a visitor. Tn
usual routine of business followed
Mrs. H. K. Junge had charge of tn,
program. She gave a very interesting
and helpful talk on home decora
lions. The next regular meeting vii
be with Mrs. F~etterley, Feb. 18th.
Mrs. F. G.. Fockler spent the week
end In Braddock while Ruby an,
Ada were out at the farm.
Jos. OBrien, receiver for close,
banks arrived in Braddock agai,
after Ove a weeks absence.
Lloyd Blount, spent the week-en,
at the home of his brother at Brit
tain, N. D.