The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 13, 1916, Page 6

“ WEDNESDAY, ‘DEC: 13,1916. Genevieve Parsons, ‘Hawel Patten, Luella Pillen, Agnes Pillen, Adolph Rigler, Helen Snow, Alfred’ '\ Prater, . Local School Pupils” Win Penmanship Buttons A gear Margaret Smith, Dorothy Thirty-one pupils of the eighth! Bruce Wallace, | Ethel ” ‘Ward. gsade penmanship class of the junior high school were successful contest- ants for the Palmer Method buttons, ! awarded by the Palmer company for the first 25 drills of the manual. Miss~ Mallory has charge of the Tocal work. | The list of, successfu 1 contestants: Mary Atkinson, Roberta Best, “Ruth Cordner, Mabel’ Eliason, Etta Falken- stein, Lloyd: Flaw, Lawrence Gibson, Katharyn Goddard, Mildred Hannan,’ * Doxrud and Miss Keenan of Wilton Louise Huber, Dorothy Huber, Flor-| witnessed the production of “Exper- ence Jager, Elsie Jackson, Bernie ° Katz, Norman Livdahl, Lina Midi onen Nora McGettigan, Margueritte Mickel- son, Alice Morrissey, Irene Pilmoor, Vetter, To spend Wisise Here. the city have taken one ‘of the apart- ments in the Person Court for the ,; winter and will occupy same as soon jas itis completed. Attends py Here. , Mrs. Harry Thompson,, Miss Vik, Miss eee Dancing Party Tonight. The younger set 1s interested in the ; dancing party this evening in Patter- son Hall, given by the Capital’ Dan- ‘cing cdlub. A special program of ance numbers has been arranged and O'Connor's orchestra will fornieh the Holmboe Studio FRITHJOF HOLMBOE music. hate Photographer i Concludes Visit Hery PHONE 264 iiss Ethel Lowman, who has been visiting her. sister, Mrs. B. F. Tillot- son, of Thayer street, returned Mon- day to her home in Fargo. She was accompanied by Mrs. Tillotson and daughter, who will spend the holidays with Mrs. Tillotson’s parents. They will pe joined later by, Mr eT toceen: * - Christmas 191 Class is Ath Play. : The jnior class of the’hjgh sthool is buy anything you | Wiggins’ “Birds Christiias Carol” be- can give them— | fore the Christmas holidays. ©. F. except your pho- | Bolt, principal of the high school, and tograph. | Miss Frances Lamb, teacher. of Eng- i lish, are directing the rehearsals. Some of the best dramatic talent in the class will interpret the principal roles, eee 4 To Enter University. ‘Miss Agnes Scott of Baldwin stop- ‘ped here Tuesday enroute west and was the guest of Mrs. Robert E. Ban- | ser, of First street. Miss Scott left last evening on No. 1, for Billings, where she will visit her two brothers. | Later, she will go to Butte and Dillon for a visit with friends before leaving for Seattle, where she will enter the University of Washington for a spe- cial course in expression and gymnas- tics. ONLY 11 DAYS LEFT MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT |: TODAY PICTURES WILL BE FINISH- ED FOR CHRISTMA e 8.8 Changes Date of Meeting. The meeting of the Thursday Musi- cal club announced for Thursday: af- ternoon ‘has been changed to Friday afternoon, because of the reception planned for Mrs. E. B. Goss by the wo- men of the McCabe -Methodist Episco- pal church, The club will be enter- tained by Mrs. William V. Kiebert at her home in Fourth’ street, and the subject for study ‘will be “Modern American: Composers: Miss Clara Tatley will discuss four of the.com- posers, Chadwick; Danza,. Parker and Hadley. This will..be the, last. meet- ing of the club-untfl-after Christmas. ‘A special feature of the next recital planned by the club will: be the pro- gram presented by:the pupils of Mies Tatley. Miss Tatley is supervisor of music in the ‘public schools and had’ achieved considerable success. inthe advancement of muslé; in the schools _|eince.the beginning of her, work, the’ first of the present achool-year. “The recital will be held Thursday evening, December 28. SMOKEL LESS H EAT ERS $4.00 to $7.25 Cccording to finish) URNS kerosene, the wcheapest kind of fuel and always available. Any good kerosene will give satisfaction, but for best _ ; ‘results. use: Perfection Oil. ‘This little ‘furnace ‘of heat- ing energy (it weighs only twelve pounds, is:25 inches ' high and-12 inches in diam- > eter)-will save alot on your fuel. bill if, you live in a house, and add «a lot to your comfort if you live in an apartment. Place’Your » Order Today Tt.is.a lot easier to touch a -Mmatch ‘to a Perfection - Smokeless Heater than to fa on a sweater when the Church Society Notes. The Ladies’ Aid society of the First Baptist church will meet Tauren afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. J. 0. Varney at her ftome in the Varney apartments in Second street. eee The Luther league of the Swedish Lutheran church will .meet Thursday evening with Miss Vivian Smith at her home, 416 Sixth street. The Ladies’ Aid society and the Wo- man’s Foreign Missionary society of the McCabe Methodist Episcopal church will tender Mrs, E. B. Goss a reception Thursday aftrenoon in the church parlors. : ‘phe Ladies’ Aid society of the Pres- byterian church will hold a. special business meeting in the church chap- el Thursday afternoon. The hospital division of the society will meet the same afternoon with Mrs. C. L. Young at her home in. Avenue B. The Ladies’ Aid society of the Trin- ity Lutheran church met this after- noon with Mrs. Nelson in Ninth street, instead of in the church parlors as itot. forgets to, stoke the was previously announced, rey ler. ,® Finished in polished steel or blue soael: ile mings are nickel or blac Tt is an ornament a we in more than Called to Canada. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McKechnie of Thayer street have gone to Halbrite, Sask., Can., calied there by the ser- ious illness of the latter’s mother. Mr. two million homes. 1—eas: a) and Mrs, McKechnie expects to spend N Eo ee ee several weeks there, # ie, Look fe the ‘inate Dime Social. 2 Members of the Degree of Honor Sold by all reliable have arranged a dime social for Thurs dealers. . day afternoon. The affair will be hela i in the home of Mrs. Charles Schebler, gee at wae ge 322 First street, and the hours will be soaton tieht whieh ee from 2 o'clock to 5. out eve strain. one. EE EY it SEs Standard | oil « Company 9 CITY NEWS * ty —$ $s — 0 72 W. Adams Street Chicago, U.S.A. REGAN VISITOR. 2 David E. Mattis of Regan was in the city yesterday trangacting busi- ness and calling on friends. 88 RETURNS FROM WASHBURN. Miss Hilma Anderson of the board of control force has returned from a visit to her home a Washburn. . TRANSACTS BUSINESS HERE. Attorney M. C. Freerks of James- town was in-the city ‘Tuesday trans- acting legal business in district court. eee ‘Birth of Daughter. The birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kuller of Judson in the Bismarck hospital has been announc- oa es es © RETURNS FROM EAST. . E. Bergeson of tlie S. E. Bergeson Son Clothing store returned last Mr. and Mrs. Birlea O./Ward of near |’ Theater party composed of Mr. and : Your friends can arranging to present, Kate Douglass |‘ Edvige Vaccari, Press notices from. the. Fargo. pa- pers are warm in their praise for the San Carlo Grand ‘Opera. company’s song: dDirds, who appeared in that city ‘Monday and) Tuesday. nights. “The opera, “Lucia,”which: will be the opening attraction in the Capital City Friday evening,: was: also the pen- ing number inthe Fargo engagement, and: Fargo musicians were enthusias- tic in. their praise of Donizetti's fam- ous work: ‘Each principal was -given a tre- mendous ovation and the critics of the Fargo papers: were greatly, pleas- ‘ed. Vaccari, the Italian coloratura so- ored such a. success. in ‘North evening on No. to the Twin Cities. +e 1 from a business trip * LEAVES HOSPITAL. Mra. S,.8. Swayze of this:city who has been a-patient in the Bismarck hospital for some ‘time, was discharg- ed from that institution Tuesday. se 8 ATTENDS. TAX SALE. H. E, O'Neill of. McKenzie and Mike ; | Wenzel of Jamestown were in the city Tuesday attending the tax sale at the auditor’s office in the court house. oe @ HERE FROM CANNONBALL. Mrs. E. F. Underhill of Cannonball was among the visitors in the Capital City the first of the week.. Mrs. Un- derhill is the wife of one of the promi- nent Cannonball merchants. 1% * RETURNS TO FARGO. John Gammons, chief deputy United States marshal, returned last.evening to Fargo, after spending a short time in the Capital City transacting busi- ness and calling on friends. eee LEARNING OF CITIES. A complete compendium of informa- tion concerning America’s largest cit- ies is being assembled at the state ref- erence library. A majority of the pub- lications come from commercial clubs and chambers of commerce. There is a big demand for material of this kind, and the state library is now in a posi- tion to supply it. Johnaon’s for corsets. prano, who sang the role’ of Lucia and who , BISMARCK (DAILY TRIBUNE |\Opening Seat Sale Heavy for Grand Opera, First Production Fi riday, , Italian Soprano | Dakota’s metropolis, will also sing the title role in ‘Bismarck, Friday..even- ing. This will be her only. appeat- ance in ed bill jhere. Vaccari only appears {twice al week and her Bis- marck performance in Lucia will close hea (week's ork; 4 id Beat Sale. Tho opening. night promises tg be largely attended if one pay judge by the firstday’s (seqt sale.‘ Many pf the best. seats in the house weré ‘sold shortly; after thejppening of the sale. Considerable cto-operation by lovers of music and) thttée interested in the promotion of art-in the Capital City hag been given by Mrs. W. F. Cush- ing, thejlocal manager. The various operas which will be sung here have been reviewed ‘by, teachers in th pub- lic schools, to familiarize the pupils in the: great works of-the:masters, | The Mandan Musical club-has also made a systematic study ‘of’ them to be- come better acquainted: with beth the libretto and music. The .opera, “Lu- cia,” is known generally through the famous sextette, which has become a part of nearly gvery well arranged Program. The musical. settings of this famous. work fs one of artistic beauty and the stage settings are su- perb. Grippe! It is a winter plague which claims thousands every season. ScoTT’s EMULSION will strengthen and fortify you against Grippe,and if you have had it, Scot's will re- storeyourstrength faster than any other known medicine. No Alcohol-Just Blood Food Scott & Rownc, Bloomfield, N.J. 16-26 = A New Foley Book JAMES ie “THE FRIENDLY FOLEY BOOK” A book of human verses by Bound in brown oose leather, gold stamped, printed in two colors on hand made deckle edged paper. All poems in this volume are original matter never before published in book form. Each copy boxed. A true art edition, and a rate example of bookmaking art. : Asa Christmas Gift This is The Ideal Volume Priced At $2.50 Per Volume ‘ By insured mail 15c extra We have every Foley book in print in stock, Send for list. Hoskins, Publisher W. FOLEY Bismarck, N. D. ‘CMLIZATION” COMING! Play Greater Than “The Birth of a Nation” Coming to Auditorium January 1 and 2. i To produce the cannon booms in the great Thomas H. Ince spectacle, “Civilization,” which will be shown at the Auditorium theatre, January 1 and 2, there has been constructed the} largest drum known in the country. This is 6 feet, 6 inches square, and, to secure ‘the hide for this, an extra- ordinarily animal was necessary, This hide, which ig over one-eighth of an inch thick, is stretched over a.frame- work of solid oak and, to cause it to viorate, “a heavy wooden sledge is necessary, \Life-Like Setting to Play. This is but one of the many re-! markable contrivances used to pro- duce the sound effects that give a life- like setting to the great masterpiece, “Civilization.” As one sees the pic- ture, he hears the cannons boom, the bombs explode; he hears the rushing of the ocean waters on the sandy beach and the monotone chug, chug of the submarine, when the interior views are shown. Then, the electrical snap of the wireless telegraph instruments, the blacksmith’s hammer on the anvil; the whir of the monoplanes as they fly through te air, and everyting that has noise in real life is given the proper setting in this great produc- tion. Required Year in Making. Something. of the enormity of this big spectacle may be conceived when it is known that jt required over a year in the making, employed over 40,000 people, 10,000 horses, 40 air- ships, one dozen battleships, modern war machines of all descriptions, etc. Colds Cause Headache and Grip. LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE re- moves the cause. Remember to call for full name, Look for signature of E. W. GROVE. 25c. ACKER TO ASSIST DAVIS, Iver Acker, former librarian of the state reference library and how en- gaged in the practice of law at Minne- waukon, will return to Bismarck to assist the present librarian, Earl H. Davis, during the legislative session. se @ CHRISTMAS TREE DANGERS, The state fire marshal’s office is pre- paring to issue its annual warning as to the dangers of Christmas trees in which lighted candles are used. In 1914 five Christmas tree fires were re- ported. Last year, thanks to more care, good fortune, or to the more gen- eral use of electric bulbs in the illum- ination of the trees, there was not a CHICHEST ERS PILLS IRE frees BRAND, Fille in Red vei metallic' boxes, sealed with Bi hose. poet ne other. By Rey 4 EcreRs DiAon ox BEAN eae years known as Best, Safest, “alway eae SOLD BY DRUGGISTS E FOR FATHER Pocket Knife- Gillette Razor Game Carvers Delta Lantern Motor Robes Razors Razor Strop FOR BROTHER Skates Sleds Skiis Flashlights Guns BISMARCK, Exquisite Corsages VIOLETS, SWEET PEAS, ROSES \ —for— a GRAND OPERA Now on display at HOSKINS —_—_— NT” fire. The fire marshal's office calls particular attention to the fact that the kiddies always are endangered by Christmas tree blazes, and he asks caution in their behalf. eee LICENSED TO WED. Marriage licenses issued during the week end by Judge H. C. Bradley were as follows: William A. Mar- shall, Bismarck, and Sarah Birden, Bismarck; Thomas J. Gandy, Bjs- marck, and Anna Marie Schill, Oakes. “oo HAS PENNY EXTRACTED. Little Anita Beebe, the 7-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Beebe DANCE Every Tuesday and Saturday | night at PATTERSON’S HALL O’Connor’s Orchestra of Thirteenth street, who underwent an operation to have a penny extract- ed, she had swallowed, and her ton- sils removed, is getting along ‘nicely. She was able to leave the St. Alex- ius hospital Monday. FOR THROAT AND tae STUBBORN COUGHS AND COLDS Eckman’s Alterative 60LD BX ALL LEADING DEUGGISTS WHEN YOU ASK FOR s BUTTER 4 NORTHERN CHRISTMA S1916 Your friends can buy anything you can give them except YOUR PHOTOGRAPH All settings made. before Monday, Dec. 18, will be finished for Christmas. BUTLER’ STUDIO 3111, Main 8 Hare Block Phone 249 26 Piece Set $11.00 PHONE 141 WILL THERE BE A COMMUNITY SILVER CHEST In Your Home This Christmas Come in and see them, we have them on display ‘now ' npllat sity Let us assist you in selectin your Christmas Gifts. French & Welch Hdwe. Co. North Dakota FOR MOTHER Percolators Coffee Machine Carving Set Sandwich Tray Electric Washer Electric Fan Monarch Range ; FOR SISTER Chafing Dish Thermo Bottle Nut Bowl Manicure Sct Skates