The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 31, 1917, Page 5

1 - TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1917 BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE ~ SOCIETY Returns Home ‘Miss Grace Tomlinson of the Webb Bros. -store- returned to her duties this week. after enjoying a two weeks vacation. at various points. ; see Will Return Today Mrs. M. 'H. Schnecker: of Thayer. street who has been spending the past several weeks. in Minneapolis visiting relatives and friends will re- turn this’ evening. { ee * Arrived Monday. Mrs, Oscar Gustafson and son, Har-| - ry, and daughter, Helen, and Miss Martha Johnson, a sister of Mrs. Gus- tafson, the-latter of Milwaukee, Wis., came from Halliday, the former’s home, Monday. Mrs. Gustafson will remain for a few days, s * # Concludes Visit. ‘ Miss Hortense Moore, daughter of Mra. Wm. ‘Moore of Fourth street, re-/ turned Saturday from a several weeks’ visit in Fargo, Grand Forks, Lisbon and Battle Lake, Minn. Miss Moore has been spending the time with her friends. 2 i 3 ws 8 Miss: Newton to Speak The subject. of “Food Conserva-; tion” will be taken up for-discussio: by Miss Newton of Fargo College tomorrow at the Baptist church, be-; ginning at 9a. m. It is expected. that the subject will greatly interest Cap- itol City women. **_* * Visiting Relatives. Mr.and Mrs. James Balfour, father and mother of Mrs.: Peter Reid; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Balfour, a brother; Russel Balfour, wife and daughter; Mrs. Grace Balfour and the Misses} Winnie and Alice are here from Han- nah, N. D., visiting a few days. They came to see Neil and Austin Reid, sons of Mr, and Mrs. Peter Reid, who are members of Company A, First reg- iment. ee Plan Picnic Several girls of the younger social set have arranged for a picnic on the capitol grounds tomorrow evening at “5:30. They expect to enjoy games| following the supper, and will later; attend the movies. The following are planning the outing: Josephine Welch, Marjorie and Alice Webb, Imogene McLean, Agnes Parsons, Exene Schultz, Lucile Lahr, and Theodosia Fitch. ever worry about results in baking if you use KC BAKING POWDER It has been a stand- by for a quarter of _a century. Guaran- teed under all igi pure food laws. 25 Ounces for DH 2 | FOR THOSE WHO WANT. A REAL VACATION we suggést’ Yellowstone Nat’! Park ‘turn home Mrs. Newton remained for and are guests at the McKenzie. the Haggart Construction Company | look better but will be more comfort- Back From Vacation Miss’ Esther Gradin, daughter of Mrs..Anna Gradin of Eight street, re- turned last week from ,a vacation trip spent at various points in the vicinity of Bismarck. se ¢@ Pay Sister Visit. The Misses Jessie and Ethel Hulett, sisters of Mrs. Wm. Moore, have been spending the past week as her guests. They residé in Minneapolis and ex- pect to return home this week. eee \ “Enjoyable Dance ‘The dancing party given at the Al- pert Burkhart place north of the city Saturday evening was well attended. Several young people of the city went out and reported a very enjoy- able time. ee 8 Returns from Fargoc Mrs. Geo. W. Newton, wife of Judge Newton of the McKenzie hotel, re- turned Saturday from a several weeks’ visit at‘Fargo, her former home. Judge Newton accompanied her as far as Su- perior, where they visited George ‘Newton and family, and on their. re- a visit with Fargo friends. eo From Wilton. Editor and Mrs. G. W. Stewart, Mas- ter Peter and little Miss Jeanette Stewart, Mrs. W. P. Macomber, Mrs. Stewart's mother and their relatives, Miss Caroline Macomber and .Mrs. ‘L. E. Nugent, came dowm Monday by au- tomobile and were here for a few hours. Mr. Stewart recently returned from the east, where he went to see his aged mother, who was very ill. om —-———— Oh cITy AEWS { 0 ) From Steele—Gordon Hogue, son of Mr. apd Mrs. George Hogue of Steele was here Sunday. In from Fargo—-Dr. E. M. Darrow of Fargo spent Monday here, return- ing home in the evening. ‘From Hazelton—Fred Cabbage of Hazelton arrived here yesterday and ending a few days here on busi- nass. Here Sunday—Frank Poseley and Dr. Percy of McClusky came in Sun- day to see the iball game between Bismarck and New Rockford, Motored Here—Mr. and Mrs. Bohan of Minneapolis and two children came to Bismarck by automobile Saturday Tis) A,.Fargo Visitor—Alex Haggart of of ‘Fargo arrived ;Sunday and ‘has been attending to business. Motored Here—Mr. Fisher and Mr. Quast accompanied Mr. E. G. Bowen here Saturday by automobile from Strasburg. They remained in the city until Sunday. Takes Family Home—J. T. Charm- ley, editor of the Mott Spotlighe ar- rived here .Saturflay evening. He came to take hfs. wife and infant daughter,’ Helen, ‘home. They left this morning. Motored from McClusky—Dr. and Mrs. Percy and children and their sis- ter, Mrs. Anna C. Schroeder, and daughter, Marion, came to Bismarck Monday iby automobile, expecting to return home today. Improving School Building—The North Ward school house is being repaired in various places prepara- tory to the re-opening of school in the fall. The porches are being fix- ed up and the building will not only able for both-teachers and students. Library Building—The public li- brary, which is being erected near the city hall on Thayer street is as- suming proportions which give evi- dence that Bismarck people are to enjoy the comforts of a good institu- tion. It will add considerable to the appearance of the city, and work is being rushed. From Minnesota—C. F. Butterfield, Sr., of Albert Lea, Minn., has been spending a few days in the city on business and pleasure combined. He is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Thistlethwaite, of 102 Avenue B. Mr. Butterfield is over 70 years old, but jis still an active traveling salesman, |and is a booster for North Dakota. He owns a farm near Baldwin, and has great faith in this country when diversified farming is carried on. Called to Ft. Riley—Dr. J. A. Arne- son of the firm of Quain & Ramstad Rainier Nat’! Park North Pacific Coast Special Summer Fares Let me help you plan a worthwhile ‘vacation trip Send for free travel booklets W. A. McDONALD, Agent, Bismarck, N. D. A, M. CLELAND, General Pass. Agent, St. Paul, Minn, Northern Pacific Railway See America First— Start with Yellowstone Park Have You Bought Your Liberty Bond? {has been called to Ft. Riley in the | medical reserve corps of the army. ‘The doctor is preparing to leave at ‘once and expects to remain there at {least three months, at which time the | drafted army will be ready. Dr. Arne- | son has resided in Bismarck the past year and a ‘half, coming here from Minneapolis. FINDS CURE FOR GANGRENE New York Doctor Announces Discov. ery That Will Probably Save Lives of Many Soldiers, New York.—Dr. Carroll G. Bull of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical} Research has announced a discovery which will probably save the lives of thousands of soldiers during the war. It is a discovery of an antitoxin that neutralizes the work of germs in wounds where gangrene usually devel- ops. Doctor Bull has tried the experiment | out on guinea pigs with splendid re- sults, He is the first American doctor to make such a discovery. o Test Bills. An tented A when placed ine vention, they pre ing their genuine paper phono: DOINGS OF THE DUFF 'S. WELL GO IN THE \?M GOING To HAVE NOTHING] DECIDE RIGHT By Allman THINGS ARE NOT SAFE IN THE SAFE OTHER ROOM AND OLIVIA, WE MAY AS WELL BE SNSTEMATIC ABOUT THIS AND duce wor ness. MORE To SAY ABovT THIS VACATION TRIP- ITS UP. To Nov GIRLS ‘To DECIDE WHERE WELL! GO, BUT HURRY UP FIND OUT HOW much wee HAVE TOGO WITH BEFORE WE DéecIDE WHERE To PARTOON CAUSE OF TROUBLE Nothing Funny About Charges Against Scion of Celebrated Elephas Family. ‘New York.—Formal charges against a'scion of the celebrated Elephas fam- ily of Africa have been preferred by Dr, William T. Hornaday. The defend- ant wasn’t in court when the charge was brought, being detained in the Bronx. The defendant’s name was Cartoon, but the complaints’ against him were anything but funny. He was‘charged with being nasty and not letting his keepers enter his cage and acting in a perfectly ungentlemanly fashion. Con- sequently Doctor Hornaday, host at the Bronx z00, asked the board of, es: | timate for $1,400 with which to build an. adjoining cage, so that while the keepers clean one cell the elephant can! be shunted into another. SHE RUNS AN ELEVATOR Washington.—This city with consid- erable timidity has licensed its ‘first | woman elevator operator. She con- ducts an old-fashioned ‘outfit worked | by a rope and located in the building | occupied by the Y. W. C. A. She is a buxom Irish lass, well able to take care of any persiflage from male pas- sengers. Her name is Margaret B. ‘Thompson. . 600 Soldiers From Fort Lincoln See “Womanhood” Today Six hundred bronzed, brawny sol diers from Ft. Lincoln marched into Pismarck this afternoon to see the great war pict Vomanhood,” pre- sented as a special matinee at the Grand. The city’s biggest motion pic- ture theater was almost completely filled by the troopers, who audibly evi- denced their appreciation of the thrill- ing scenes depicted in what many who have seen it regard the biggest silent drama the great world’s war has pro-| tion at the Grand this evening, when duced. it will be presented at 7:30 and at “Womanhood” is again the attrac: | 9:30. KRUMBLES is true food econ- omy. 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