The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 28, 1918, Page 5

A> 2 SRN ATURDAY, )DEC.:28, t918: : BISMARCK YANK THOUGHT KILLED VISITS FAMILY Joyful Reunion for Mr. and Mrs. Franklin C. Schneider Here Today. Reported killed in action and mourn- ed ag. dead for weeks, Private F.C. Schneider of Co. A yesterday arrived in Bismarck to spend: a seven days’ furlough with his family before re- turning to Fort Snelling, where he is attending a-reconstruction school. Priv ate Schneider gave his right leg in the defense of ‘his country, but he is takins his loss philosophically. and is consid ent that he will leave the Fort: Snell- ing school a more useful citizen thai when he entered it. Private Schneider has a wife and two children residing in Bismarck, He left here late in the summer of 1917 us a member of Co, A of the Fighting First; was among the first 100,000 troops to land in. France and pated in eyery. important. en: up to the time he was wounded. Soon after::shis: arrival in France he -was transferred: to Co, A-of the 18th infan- try; ‘a command which had -witnessed much ‘hard fighting up. to October 4, when tp@loss of his leg put the Bis- marck Wank out of the game, As soon as he was able to leave the hospital he was transferred home, arriving at New York on December 15, and proceeding as soon as possible to Bismarck to surprise a family which never had ex- Pected to see him again. | aes HONORROLL . FOR DECEMBER | : High’ Sehool Grades 6th Grade—Mias Dora’ Larson. + Evelyn Martin. es ‘Audrey’ Flow. g Gwendolyn Jones ** st Robert ‘Nuessle”" “ i Erma Wick ‘North Ward School 1st Grade—Myrs. Parsons. James Anderson Hilda Bredy Sarah Cleveland. Russell: Enge Dorothea Gutman Guy Larson. Elsie Nelson ‘ere i sharles jittey Edith Way 2nd- Grade—Miss Register. ‘David: Hellingsworth 1 Edith -Mann - Mow Maynard: reterson . Jeanne:Setger ; 8rd Grade--Miss Murray: pore ‘Hannon: ; ce, ii ler... 2° Rating Smith Alice Strutz.... 5... TA. : Robert Birdzelt ~' Fannie. Nichols Dorothy Moses Elsie Thrams Rosemary Lomas Wachter School ts@Grade & 2nd Grades—Miss Sand- ness. Not any 3th Grade—Mrs. Roach. Not any. 4th Grade—Mrs. Roach Myrtle Ordermann 5th Grade—Miss Close Not any. , 6th Grade—Miss Close. - Lucille Fisher.) -\ 1st Gradd-Migs ‘Boysen. NOt ‘atiy. pacha aan “Ist Grade—Miss' Trish.° ~ Claire Koffel' ‘John 'O’Hare : Kenneth: Thompson’ ves “Esther ‘Swanson Merle DeVan. : 2nd Grade—Miss Diamond,: Not any.” ” sae 2nd_Grade—Miss Halverson. A Class— + ~ Margaret Elizabeth Curtis. .~ «| Leland: Nitskouski = ~-- « Ruth Gordon - *’ se B Class Agnes: Nielson -8nd_Grade—Miss Andrew ‘» ‘Muriel Benson ‘Edmund O’Hare ¢ Lawrence Spitzer 3rd_Grade—Miss Maurer. Bernice Joslin. Alice Meader Vera Person : .. Gladys von Hagen: 4th Grade—Mrs. Casselman Arline Spitzer. -* ‘High School Honor Roll First Honors. “ Ethel McKee. Margaret. Smith. Esther Mandigo. James Knappen. Mabel Rigler. Sepond Honor. be jae Sempel Pulse Huber larjorie Vermilya Harold Vermilya ’ Ted: Smith Margaret Postlethwaite Beryle Pachard Charles Moses Imogene McLean. John Hutchinson Katharyn Goddard George Roberta: Best Mary Atkinson Hazel Pierce 5 KINDERGARTEN NOTICE _ A free ‘public ‘school. kinder- garten will open in the Wachter school Dec. 30th at 9 a. m. Perents living’in the district. served by this school will please start their children at the earli- est time possible. Age limit is 6) 702 MEMARTEN, Sapt.c te MAY ALLISON Who stars in “A Successful Advent- ure,” at the Orpheum theatre tonight. 1918 CONVENTION OF N. D. E. A. WILL GO BY THE BOARD The 1918 convention of the North Dakota Educatioial ussociation, de- ferred from the fore part of Novem- ber because of the prevalence of flu at that time, will not be held, and all *}the work of that convention will be carried over to the 1919 mecting. This decision was reached at u session af the executive committee of the XN. 1). K. A. hetd here;-Friday. Annual re- ports, election of officers and other de- tails will be postponed until the 1919 meeting, when there will be two years’ work of the association to be covered. Whether \ttis meeting will be held at Minot, ;whfép had been awarded the 1918 cohvention, is not known, + "CITY NEWS <j a capital city visitor today. From Cannonball, Miss Agnes G. Frenette of Cannon- ball spent the day in Bismarck. ‘From Huff. Mrs. Bruce Martin of Huff is in the city for a few days’ visit: with friends. Returns From Bowman. Mrs. R, G. Phelps has returned from Bowman, where she was nursing for the Red Cross. es Returns Home. Mrs. David Josephson, who was a patient, atothe Bismarck hospital, has ,| Zeturned ‘to her home. ma) **sLeaves Hospital. Sam Carlson of Max, who had been a flusufferér’ at thé iBsmarck hos pfeat for some’ time, .left for. home today to ‘start the New Year right. O:-E. &. Special Session. -[ A special meeting ‘of the Bismarck ‘chapter, Order of Hastern Star, will ‘be'held at’ 7:20 Monday evening. De- cember 30, at the Masonic ‘temple fo thé purpose of initiation. ' Almont. Babe Dies, Darrell.» three-months-old son of '} Mr. and Mrs, Paul Leatherman of ‘Al- Lmont, passed awdy this morning at a local hospital Where the little tot had suffered for several weeks from pneu: monia. Enjoy Big Dance. Thg Young People's clus staged an- other successful dance at the Knighis of Columbus hall Friday evening. O’Connor’s orchestra furnished the music, and there was a large and con- genial crowd. ji Thursday Musical Club. The Thursday Musical club will hold their regular meeing a 2:15 Tuesday afternoon, December 31, at the public library. After roll-call the memoers will proceed to the hospitals, where they will give their annual pro- ",]gram of -Christmas carols. Young People Wed. Mr. Ralph _L. Kiley. and ‘Miss: Emma A, Kamroski were united in marriage at St, ‘Mary's pro-cathedral Friday by the Very Rev. M. J.“Hiltner. Both are well known.and popular young peo- ple whome many friends join in ex- tending congratulations.” ~~~ i With ‘Dr. Hutcheson. The members of Dr. Hutcheson’s Bible class met at the parsonage on Thursday night. Albert Blumer, home on furlough from cruising in a sub- marine, was the guest of honor. Games were indulged in. ‘*-~ Hutcheson spread a splendid repast which the boys pronounced “fine. Another Big Class. Another -big class will be: adopted by the Bismarck homestead of- the Brotherhood of American Yeomen on ‘Monday evening, when 20 candidates will be initiated into the order. The Yeomen are growing more rapidly un- der the leadership of State ‘Manager Elliott than any other fraternity in the capital city. New Industry. ‘A new industry for Bismarck has ‘ ‘been established in the quarters form: erly occupied by the, Western. Sales Co. in: the Northwest hotel building by Golden & Johnson of Minneapo- ls, under the name of..the Capital Auto- Painting Co. Messrs. Golden and Johnson are: expert painters, en- amelers and cabinet finishers. They will. repaint and reenamel automo- biles, finish pianos and do other high grade furniture work. ‘Family Reunion. Mrs. Thomas Poole received word today that her two brothers, William and Ernest Dwyer, who had ‘been in training with a prospective Siberian expeditionary .force at Camp. McArth- ur, Calif., and her sister, Miss Mary Dwyer, who had been nursing at Base Hospital ivo. 29 in France, all arrived home on the same-day -for a very happy reunion at Colorado Springs. Colo. Miss Dwyer returned to Ameri- ca on the Empress of Britain after front. Phone 75, City. Fuel:Co.. For the Beulah Coal: hod uirom (Dunn Center, Brea “Nelson of Dunn Center was’ several months’ active service at the; CAPITAL CITY PIONEER DIES John Leasure, Steward and Man- ager of Old Sheridan House, Passes Away. ceived telegram last from Frank B. Allen, acoma, that John I yesterday in that city of an; . i formerly a r haying acted as steward and mi for many ATS: for Eher H. Bly, proprietor of the old Sheridan house, which was formerly situated where t Northern Pacific depot now stands, low its present site and re-christened the Northwest. Mr. Leasure was the son of General Leasure, who commanded the Pennsyl- vania Tron brigade in the Civil war, JW. Raymond, formerly president: of. Word was Bismarck bank), and afterward presi- dent of the Northwestern bank of Min- neapolis, was a captain of a company in the sume brigade and married a sister of Mr. Lensure. ack, as Mr. Leasure was known to his friends, was one of the pioneer resi- dents of Bismarek, coming here when tents were the prevailing style and type of architecture, hoth for dwellings and business places. He was a nimrod*of no mean ability and the old timers and acquaintances here, will greatly regret the silent majority] Since Mr. Leasure took up his resl- dence in Tacoma he had held a respon- sible position with the Northern Pacitic railroad in that city. y Mr. Leasure never married and as far.as known by his old friends here, is only survived by his. sister, ‘Mrs. Raymond. SMYTH TELLS OF.»FIGHT ON the Bismarck Federation of Women’s socicties w9s held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the community room of the public livrary, The meeting was well ‘attended. After consideration of certain mat- ters of business which hai come be- fore the federation, Dy. Smythe ad- dressed the meeting and spoke most earnestly of the action of the govern- ment to stamp out venereal disease | throughout the country, and urged |the cooperation of the women’s clubs in this most important work. NEW PUMPS FOR |, THE LAHR CO. The Jl.ahr ‘keen toifurnishstheir trade: withthe best: goods: and the best service, hhve installed two new curb gasoline pumps iwth two grades of gasoline—the ordi- nary commercial. gasoline and.a high grade,’ straight run ‘gasoline. The curb pumps installed are the latest models—filter and accurately meas- ure the gasoline, and -are equipped with a measuring dial that can be his seat white. seen by ‘the customer fro in the oar The. pumps. enameted'and make’a fine a) DRUCS OR THE KNIFE ARE NOT USED. justments of-bodily tissues, The cir culation is improvid and haalth soon follows. , R, S. Enge, D. ©. Ph. C, may be con- sulted free at his office in tae Lucas Block. —Advt. _ Se | AMUSEMENTS | ———_$ TONIGHT ONLY BEAUTIFUL MAY ALLISON: IN - “A SUCCESSFUL ' ADVENTURE” ‘A: PHOTOGRAPH OF SUR- PRISING EXCELLENCE, 5 ACTS. OFFICIAL WAR REVIEW We have just received part of our big NEW YEARS Shipment of the Famous LOWNEY’S CHOCOLATES Te a In Bulk and Boxes SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY . AND SUNDAY Assorted Chocolates 80c, at: 60c ' COWAN’S.. Drug Store s moved tot the Bismarck National hank (now the} * to hear that John Leasure has joined |j “RED PLAGUE”| The regular quarterly meeting of | Motor Sales. Co. always | and:are now furnishing their patrons! Results are secured by painless ad-|. | 2 Back, or the Record of 19 m. | i Corner. of ‘hiro Sunday: School ee CHURCH NOTES | St.“ George's ‘Episcopal’ Church. and: Thayer:: Rev...George Buzzelle, ‘rectdr, Holy communion,. $ a.m. fe Sunday school at 10. Morning pfayer and sermon Vespers,, with: address, -at 4:30, Evarigelical: Association, Chureh at Corner’ 7th and Rossi streets. Preaching: servic Young people's. Evening sermon, x A. cordial welcome ‘to all. C.F. Strut, n Army. 112.-Main street. Saturday, praice service, § p.m. Sunday, 11 a, my olin Sunday, 6:4) legion, Sunday, 8 “Taking Inventory.” spiring songs,.g00d music. Tuesday, § pi.m., special service ) BISMARCK RISMARCK (LALO an 3 service. ‘Sunday, 2 p. m., Sunday school. pom, Young People’s p. m., Salvation meeting, Tuesday, 10:30 p,°m:, witchnight service. All are inyited. Ensign ani Mrs. Bell in command. |< \Methodist Episcopal Church. Two blocks north of the McKenzie hotel. W. J. Hutcheson, D, D., minister. | 10:30 a. m.—Morning service, Choir under the direction of Mrs. John Lar-) son. "The pastor will preach on “A| on.” 12 noon—Sund: choo] with a class | ‘}and a welcome for all p. m.—Epworth league. pe-m.—They that there is| nothing that just ta the place of | the old Hymns. Choi d congrega- tion will sing them. »)L the pastor ithe name of your «Sermon on “Did Christianity il in 1914 and | Since?” | First Presbyterian Church. Rey. H.C. Postlethwaite, minister. (Morning 5 ‘Theme “Profitableness of Cadliness.”” Music by ‘the quartette. Sunday school 12 m. teen nt et a Classes for place for young people. Evening seryice at 7:5). A service You Can Enroll at This MODEL OFFICE PRACTICE school under guarantee of a sat- isfactory position as soon as competent or your tuition re- funded. Send for particulars. When you know more about this college and what it has done for hundreds of the most successful business men and women, you'll attend. Write G M. LANGUM, Pres. ‘hristian Endeavor at. 6:30. A good | that will help you through the week. Large chorus choir under the direc- tion of Mrs. Jacobson, will furnish the musi The choir will them ing, O Ye Heav Mr, Henry Halverson will sing the solo from the Messiah, “Comfort Ye My People” (Handel). All are: invit- ed to the services of the church: First Baptist Church. ; Corner 4th street and Avenue B. Four blocks north of Grand. Pacific hotel. Rey, C. W. Finwall, Morning service 10 ject: “Reasons for Church wunday upplying. a.m. Sud- Not Attending eS, hool 12 10 1:00 o'clock. Classes for everyhody.-H. F. superintendent, . ~ ee Junior B. Y, P/U. at 3:39 p.m. Miss - | Carrie Haugen, leader. is !- young People’s service at 6:30, Sub- iject: “What We Can’ and Ought to do During 1919.” Miss Esther Staley, | leader. ‘Hyening, service’ 7:30. o’cock, Sub- ject: “A Significant Precedent.” If not obligated: to. uny other, local !chureh, attend our public church serv- ices D 29, before making up: your mind their’ value. Members of the church and congfe- gation will ‘plan to ‘attend the. social, hour and lunch and watehnight:serv- j ice Dee. 31. i | | cific Depot. and Furniture. We guarantee our work to be the highest grade. Bismarck, N.D. (( Capital Auto Painting Company Beg to announce that they are now | open for business in the building for- merly occupied by the Western Sales Company opposite the Northern Pa- We make a specialty c * re-finishing and painting Autom’ piles, Pianos Johnson, Woolms & Golden, Props. Phone 114 and our representa- tiye will call and give estimates. Subscribe Now If You _ Wish s at ~CAPITAL The Bismarck Tribune, North Dakota’s oldest daily, is published at the seat of government, at the source of the state’s greatest | Bism hews. sh to Keep Posted | On Waat Is Doing Here — The Tribune ‘is absolutely indepedent,. fearless and frank. 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