The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 1, 1917, Page 6

Lords of the ls ERR AA M MO ENE UIA SSELR NT NN TINS R9 8 BISMARCK DAILY TRy Coming Days ROMAN’ 10 At first it seems a baby’s only this— | j 2 S lendid C t ° G ° A pink and dimpling morsel, ‘sweet to kis| ly deli h di ith ' has Who gazes on the world with widening efes, - is si iciol when made wit Pp: ; t oO opera ton ten And greets ‘mankind with gurgles, crows. Ad cries; 1s simply de. us hI B b W kh Ob But-as -we ponder, then in truth we see | v4 % " » n a y ee servance A baby as the race that is to be; WDER 4 The opening of Baby Week in the) After evening attracti it na ts oe ae pening of Baby Week in the; ernoon and. evening attractions ies in the clutches of a baby hand. Vell-! ; 7 capital city is marked by the splendid|at the Bismarck theater, showing ts Almost as Well-Known as Uncle : CRS i co-operation the| “Gloriana,” *The Temple of Molock’ Therefore it is a nation’s vital care Tom’s Cabin and Other Lit- Pure—Healthful—Economical club women are re-jand physical culture feature. That every baby born should have his shale ceiving from the} Wednesday will be a full day. The Of food and raiment, and of light and sun erature Handed Down . . « general public. EY afternoon has been chosen as the time And mother love—the same to every one. the Aud | The highest grade of baking powder pos ery one seems glad|for the woman’s meeting at the Pres- ‘ See “Ramona” at the uditorium |} ible iO our mone refunded ‘ to do something to|byterian church chapel. This meet- If by our babies now we do not. well j this evening. The story will be told | sible t ‘ buy and y y ‘ é +, make for its suc-|ing is not for club women alone, but Our ‘land shall fall as, Rome.and Carthage fell; | in movies tonight and tomorrow night. | if it fails to satisfy. Ask your dealer. cess, When rae for every woman of the city. The! Put if we play the better p roug It is almost as well known as “Uncle committee asked) observance of Baby Week is a com- ur babies shall make all |Tom’s Cabin’ and other literature . the aid of any one} munity affair and the women of the faithfully handed down to cach gen- Jaques Mfg. Co., Chicago they were greeted) community are urged to attend. The ‘ eration as a previous heritage of his- with a smliing an-| program for the afternoon will begin| home in Avenue A. The progrym ¥ orieal times. ‘But one show will be ewer: or eaeberalion: at 3 o'clock and will include an ad-| featured by five minute talks’on red each evening. . e high school auditorium this| dress by G. ‘N. Keniston, secretary of | following subjects: “Water and ¥ Southern California is the scene o . ; ee afternoon was a fair example of the|the Bismarck Commercial club. -He|erWays,” prepared by Mrs. R. gala, and the time covered ex-| A. _0. U. W, will be held in the 12 fees adel: this section | interest. A large representation of| will speak on “The Baby and Pre-| Berndt and read by Mrs. G. The early! Knights of Columbus hall this eve- see $689. rule | the Bismarck mothers and children| paredness.” Mrs. H. IJ. Steele will|lam; “Birds, Fish and Game, ning -at 8 o'elock.... Aclase, of three Grant county $395 was paid attended and listened to stirring ad-|sing a cradle song by Kate Vannah|C. (. Wattam; “Soil Improvements will be initiated in the workman de-|for a section, and in Mclean county, | ~ > dresses by Rev. H. C. Postlethwaite! and M:s, LaRose her contribution of|and Country Life Conditions,” Miss gree. All members are urged to at-|near Washburn, rentals ran as high 4 and Rev. George Euzzelle. Mrs. Vic-' this afternoon. Miss Helen Fisk will] Matilda Williams; “Good Roads,” ning the young women’and men of; the gold rush, when. their lands andj tend and visiting brothers cordially Jas per section. In Stark. county tor J. LaRose’s singing of “Keep the pjay a piano number and Mrs, LaRose Mrs. T, R. Atkinson; + | the congregation. properties were mercilessly confis-| invited. the average rental per section was Home Fires Burning” was a special will lead the community singing.| sources.” Mrs. M. W. eo ow ‘ cated. —__——- , While in Adams, one of the state's feature and the auditors joined in the Slips with the words of “Keep the| try,” Mrs, §. W. Corwin; Opens Club Season Santa ‘Barbara, Monterey and San grazing lands ran chorus with a vim seldom heard. Mrs. Home Fire Burning” and “The North | opeq Resources,” Mrs. H. S. Dobler.| The Mand: b a | Gabriel inlesions,, Camulos Temecula, VLAND LaRose also directed the singing of M™:o:a Song” will be distributed for Ps A. ML Tisher was'received-into| t ngs sane aR Count club oer San Diego and other sections of sun-} the North Dakota song. The schoo’ the community singing. Ev2rything the 3 n b " nip of orca os a te a oa paeurday pyenine i i ny, Californie: 6re, shown 3 they were lunch exhibit was most educational has been arranged to make this a| ‘te ™em ership of fhe clap to Al th nt dane nertw at the elub|in.the days when the fathers walked Lighten the house and: demonstrated clearly the practi: rousing and instructive meeting. yaeaney caved OY ate W. F. Cush: | tare rey aEHOn. 0 ve among ‘their people and made no dis- ‘ Senility ot teaching domestic science} 1) addition to the woman's meeting ing moving to es he ear | tinction. of race oy color, Keeping by serving a 5 | Mr, Wingreene, manager of the. Bis- aay ; de. : Ty 4 ® « » The exercises Monday evening at} marck theater, has arranged special Phineas hie erent eerie’ TEP uP pee | mr —rcrennnennee pean NORTH DAKOTA REA ready cooked, ready to-eat 4 the Indian school were another demon-| attractions for the afternoon and eve- rr mat aiveaal toady. ls ton ef 1 CITY NEWS | food that contains the max- } stration pf the. wide scope the women| ning at the Grand theater, He will |" BE Re RU Logs: OR INO. 8, i #iact 6| eee, | a eaaW9 ' .. - | are covering. show “Gloriana,”.a three reel pieture,|® Several months’ visit with her sou,| ates 2 ‘osteau |, Goes to Wilton—Charles Cowan of| Prices Obtained This Year Ap-| imum of nutriment at low- Dr. Melvin R. Gilmore, possibly the! which the women's clubs throughout | J4"ry F. Mclean, of Montreal, Can. pais ¥ x Gah i 25 Per Cent Bet- est cost, and with the least { hest authority on Indians and Indian| the country strongly recommend for ee eek-end at her home in| Third street spent the week-end in proximate er Ce! 5 5 life, gave a splendid talk, Mrs. J.P.;children; “The Temple of Molock” Church Society Meeting. Mandan at 2 prettily apgpinted Inch: Wilton, ter Than Ever Before tax on the digestion. Shred- k French entertained by singing a group! put out by the National Society for| The Ladies’ Aid society of the Pres: ye) on house gue.t of: Mra eary Here from Wing—Grant Hubbel of} 4.4 anyone “fold a pioneer rancher ded Wheat Biscuit is the of songs and the pupils sang patriotic; the Study and Prevention of Tuber-|byterian church will hold its regular cpabeed : ¢ "Lo es Wing was in the city Monday trans-] _. ad any on iat Med real te of the break- [ songs. jeulosis. ‘Physical culture reels, which | Work meeting Thursday afternoon in|‘; peren ot tal ees hag ten acting business and calling on friends. 2 Colonel coe pa parol real autocrat i Elaborate Program for Wednesday. {are most beneficial and interesting to| the chureh chapel. ‘The business ses-|) 5. Afro. Tayward si gominie fal st oo 3 A riieretate: od lehse at $300 per fast table—-the one cereal i im a Wednesday afternoon, 8 o'clock at; Children as well as adults, Will also| sion. will he followed by a pot lunca Mandan ~ | ccemees iain jnarriage ve GiB. pers ANATIOE Beehioul nid p-r.| food that holds its own } the ‘Presbyterian chapel. ‘be shown. ‘Mr. Wingreene has chosen | supper,’ , a : . cense ‘wan ad’ Sarl te. | ALEe Lear MEAind BE: Fi | Woman's meen. the Grand theater for its central 1 oe Returns From ‘Trip Speaks and ‘Bessie Wilson, oth of ra esti cunaitigitel Tar with| S@@inst all comers, with Pole, Selected. cation and its splendid ventilating fa- igo ensing Parties of weet arin) 2! Hlizabeth arrow O'Nein,|PS™Arek. i broken bone in his head, ‘The fact} increasing sales every year. i jano Solo, Sel les. his evening members of the dri side f the states ssional| | i 1 that a quarter section near Beach did ty Community Singing, “No 5 * team of the Modern Brotherhood of Lire as Gig nie fone pene Resumes: Sahat o Pitas lease for this amount was reported It is a boon to the busy Song”......... ‘Led by Mrs, LaRose |- < Monsey one Meet be America will give a dancing party into. a} 65 ‘ me wae jas tae resiiined rate Bae. as} several days ago. To the $800 rental, housewife, a welcome relief Address, “The Baby and Prepared- conservation of North Dakota re-| Patt« hall CB aRR GA 5 : : arth there is added a fee of $3, making the | nes: Mr. G. N. Keniston} sources was studied by the Monday| Ty): H Pat : . tte im ine shoe denartment of the} ictual cost of a year's lease $303, to the jaded arse that ao] Solo, “Keep the Home Fires Burn- |club Monday afternoon when tae] Loge: a el rochers aes Other Quarters in Golden Valley has wrestled with meat b ing” ts, LaRose club met with Mrs. W. E. Lahr’at her t Baldwin Visito mong the busi-| county leased for $250 and $212, r hea’ Winter i : are e Teity Mon-| ‘The highest fi ved for an one vy orch ness visitors in the capital city Mon- he highest figure recetved for ar i : “ day from Baldwin were C. W. Streeter | entire sectioin during the recent leas- foods, Try it for breakfast n Y vidit hen Ee : ug [Of one of the Baldwin banks, and T,) ing of university and school lands, In with milk or cream; for is Vase spasted in’ y es 4 Pi St “““)M. Capper, rominent merchant of} Western Nort akota, Deputy Lan i - 8 H 4 Mi 1] Barrow in St. Louis, + th ta e. es Commissioner H. L. Simmons reports, luncheon or dinner with ber the cuucauenai campaign which will ** at place. ‘ tor : eame The hile. or other ts. Made open in the Presbyterian church May Luncheon For re. Kiekart Wemeai ts FAM) for one year’s lease. ‘The high- ries 0 fruits. q 7 for a three-day session. Prominent ert oe ae aa ~ | AO UL Ww. Meeting—A regular] est price per tion recelved to date at Niagara Falla, N. Y¥. ; women speakers have been secured in ont 0 er 1 Py ai isical meeting of Bismarck Lodge No. 120,'in the state is $677 in Dickey county. : to conduct the meetings and include etd ie Grulis GMma Piel. oer oh eee ee Silyerthors and fic hotel in.honor of Mrs, William Vv | ‘Mrs. D. B. Wells. These women have . ’ r received flattering press notices wher-| Kiebert, who. leaves shortly for Cen-} i ever they have’ been on a program,| ter, to spend the summer with her bi and their appearance here is awaited dae een vies oe ee with interest. Mrs, Kieber' “one of bes ae . members of the organization and as i For Soldier Boys. been prominent in musical circles inj; In honor of John Larson, John Me-| the city. A large representation of Gowan, CarlMunson and E. Spahn,| the members “are expected to attend. q { members’ of Dr. W..J. Hutcheson’s ee t Bible class of the McCabe church and For Miss Wright.” J who leave tomorrow to join the navy, In honor of Miss ‘Mabel Wright, d Dr. and Mrs, Hutcheson will enter-}|who has been Organist at the ‘Pres- tain for them this evening at the par-| byterian church for the morning serv- ‘ 'sonage. ‘The guests will include oth- ice for some time and who leaves to- 5 Lit ‘A number | Morrow for Minot to make her home, er members of the class. .{the Misses Bessie Keenan and Eliza- waa Members are: planning: on em ; beth Bayliss, members of the: morn- * . ing quartet, will give a dinner this jevening at the Grand »Pacific hotel. The guests will’ include’ besides the honor guest, Mrs, William Moore, who takes Miss Wright’s placezat the of Woman’s clubs has been announc- organ, Mr. and Mrs. George Humph- reys and Henty Halverson, Mr.) edifor Tuesday, May 22, In Lidger- wood. Mrs. H. L. Bolley of Fargo) Humphreys and Mr. ‘Halverson are’ is chairman of that district. Miss! ajsq members of the quartet, j {Katherine Jensen of the home ecom- —_—_—_—___ i ics department of the state agricul- H. S. Lobach has just received his! tural college, will speak on “Thrift; commission from the national head- in the Home” and Miss Mae Macdon-| quarters in ‘New York City giving! ald of the extension department will| him authority to form the new divi- speak on “Canning Fruits and Vege-| sion. 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