The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-02
Bradd0ck


BY MRS. Z. r. SAVAGE
While Henry Sorem and H. s. r
man were returning home from I
ton Tuesday afternoon Screens
was crowded into the ditch by a pa
ing autoist, who afterwards had
truck come out from Hazeiton
take the car in to have repairs.
Henry Olson, principal of the
Lamere school, and his brother.
Glendale, were Tuesday night visit
with MIR. and Mrs. E. F. Savage.
Braddock young folks who are
tending other schools of learning
who spent the Eatser holidays at til
respective homes here were Dorol
and Evelyn Schlosser, and Barb;
Eskery from st. Mary's school, E
marck; Arthur Cramer from Fa
A. c., and Marie Deltein from Dick
son state teachers college.
Mrs. E. VanDyne of Mckenzie
the guest of Mrs. F. NJ. Long Mono
Tuesday and Wednesday. MIR. Y
Dyne drove after her Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Henry a
daughter, Evelyn, were Monday Wis
ors with Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Erase,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon MacLachl
and little son, Jack Lamont. Of Ha.
s. OAK, arrived Friday afternoon
spend the Easter vacation with \
MacLachlan'S parents, MIR. and NJ
E. F. Savage. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. M:
Lachlan of the Annex hotel and \
and Mrs. d. E. Shepard of Bismarck
well as Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Alberts q
Mrs. Mary F. Shepard and son, To
OF Mobridge, S. OAK. were Sund
guests at the Savage home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Shepard and |
tie daughter Cecilia of Michigan.
OAK, drove down Saturday and spe
the weekend with Braddock rel
tvies.
George Sempel went to Bismar
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Junge were B
marck visitors this week. Mr.. Jung
mother was called to Verndale by t
serious illness of her mother. W
passed away before Mrs. Long reach
there.
Miss Rose Bibelheimer, who is 9
tending Glendale normal school, spe
the weekend at her home at Oar
Mr.. and Mrs. August Benz of Nc
fit brought their daughters to Bra
dock Monday to return to Ellenda
where they are attending norm
school.
Mrs. L. M. Doerschlag drove he
Tuesday from Bismarck with Jam
O'Brien after spending the last thr
months with his family at Pasader
Calf.
MesSers w. j. Sempel. ]. Ryan al
A. j. Koenig autOed to Bismarck We
nesday to attend the basketball tou
nament held there Wednesday al
Thursday.
Mrs. DeWitte Baer and son, Robe,
OF Steele autoed here Tuesday afte
noon and visited until Wednesday a
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. M. Ryan and dauel
ter, Patricia Ann, were Napoleon ca.
ers Friday.
Jalmar Judala motored to Jane
town Friday and brought home wi
him his daughter, Linda, and Mi
Dennstadt, who are attending Jane
town college, to spend the Easter he
idays.
Harvey Weber Of Hillsview, S. l
was Sunday guest of his parents, N
and Mrs. L. p. Weber.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ryan and MI
Hartnett Of Napoleon were Sund,
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Button.
Miss Lillian Hill, who teaches nor
OF Braddock, Miss Helen Martini, wi
teaches west of Linton. and Eden "
who teaches at Livona, spent East
at their homes at Braddock.
Frank Ryan has opened I'D a DC
hall in the Stalk building, now own,
by DeRemee Brothers.
William Manly spent Sunday wi
his wife and daughter at the home
L. P. Weber.
Three Boy Scout teams and q hi,
school five participated In tourname
here, the proceeds of which will
used to defray scouting expenses. II
scores: Scouts 40, high school /
Midgets 10, Tigers is: Scouts IS; hi
school 8: Midgets Is; Tigers 10: Mi
gets IL, Tigers IA; Scouts Is, hi
school IL.
Boy Scout troop No. AZ held its re-
ular meeting Tuesday evening, Mar,
%. The following visitors were we
coined: Messrs Koenig, Albright, Ma
den, Allen, Aarvig and Virgil Dexter.
Rev. and Mrs. o. Kinzler and chi
dren of Moffit attended the East
program held in the M. E. chur,
Sunday evening.
George Wright, Miss Gertrude Pie
and Lee Saville spent Easter Sund;
in Valley City and Miss Sogn spe
Sunday with friends at Moorhead.
Sylvia Tappila, assistant juvenl
commissioners of Napoleon, made
business call here Monday.
The Study and Civic club m
Tuesday evening at the home Of NJ
Fetterly. Fifteen members and TO
visitors were present. After the bus
ness meeting tho program was
charge Of Mrs. Fetterley. whose tor
was Life and Work Of Helen Ke
ler." Papers were given by Mesdam
Fetterley. Aarvig and Alleuswort
The last numbers on the pro9ra
were two written contests. One ,
Flowers, the other on Cities Of Nor
Dakota. Grace Martini. Helen b
loh and Gusta Aarvig tied Ia the
contests, Each were gtven 8 sack
Gladion bulbs by Mrs. xettorley.
Harry Tracy Of Linton was IN Ea
ter visitor ct the homo d Mrs. A.
Koenig.
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