The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 10, 1919, Page 5

“ ds i: 1 ‘ ’ ‘ » , > ',. CONSTANCE TALMADC In “SAUCE FOR THE GOOSE” Shows 7:30 - 9:30 THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1919 PIONEER WHO HELPED TO LAY OUT ~~ FUTURE CITY Al E. Beale, who came to Bis: marck more than a year in ad- vance of the railway, when there were but four men in “Carlton City,” the earliest predecessor of the capital city, is here from North Anson, Maine, for a visit with old. friends. _ Mr. Beale, came to Bismarck in the spring of 1972, driving overland from Fargo with a par- ty of engineers. With John Doyle and a son of General Meigs, Mr. Beale assisted in laying out’ the original plat. of Edwinton, which is now the heart of Bismarck. The only white ‘men residing /in this (vicinity at_the time were J. J. Jackman, E. N. Corey and two others whose names Mr. Beale could not recall. They were “Carlton City.” The ‘railway came. through June 16, 1873. A, year later O. H. [CTY News From Linton , ~Mrs. I. Junge of Linton, was in town | today on business. From Leith Miss E. F. Borchert of Leith, was a shopper at Johnson’s today. , xf ., From Dawson S. B..Giles and little son, Robert, of Dawson, are in Bismarck on business. Recruiti g Officer __ Fred W. Hayes of the Navy recruit- ing service,*is in the city today. From Burnstad J, A. Smith, a druggist from Burn- stad, and wife, are in town today. ‘ From. Minneapolis H. C. Dorr of the Minneapolis Drug Co., was in Bismarck on Wednesday. From Napoleon George Lane of Napoleon,, sheriff of Logan county, and Mrs. Laney, are here on Red Cross business. Returns to Former Position | Mrs, Otto. Kober has returned to her old position in the ready-to-wear department at Johnsan’s. Returns Home Mrs. R. J. Johnston has returned to her home at Sharon, after a visit with her daughter, Mrs. W. F. Har Cash System Installed The Lansom cash system has been | installed: in the Johnson store, being} it is the only one gf its kind in Bis- marek... This arrangement necessitates the services of a special ‘cashier. “LADIES AED ME i Mrs. Fred) Swensoi entertained: t SWPedish Taitheran Ladies’ Aid soci in the cliurch parlors this afterngon at 2:30 o'clock.’ * s Pupils Witness War ‘Garden Dr. Muerman’' and C. B.'S weré'at the Auditorium on Wednesday oon showing a government film; én‘ échool’' gardens, Dr.. Muerman, | who‘has spent twelve’ years in) vay-) ous parts of Asia and in the western ODD FELLOWS Capital City Lodge No.i2 You are earnestly requested to be present at meeting on Thurs- day evening, Avril 10, ta:assist in transacting ‘important: busi- ness matters. —By Order of the N. G. NEATRONSUUUEREUEURUNGHU EERE UAL ATONE *| tiemen left in’ the evening for Man- Iboys and girls witnessed this’ pic: HERE FOR A’ VISIT Beale, a brother of the city’s ‘present guest, joined him, and for many years the‘two Beales’ con- ducted a. prosperoug hardware business here, ©. H. Beale con- tinued to make ‘his home in Bis- marck, where he died suddenly last summer. In 1897 A. E. Beale returned to\ the home of his youth in Maine, where he has since resided. / Like others of “State o’ Maine” <stock whose acquaintance Bis- marck has made, Mr. Beale is a splendid physical specimen, in spite of the fact that he is well advanced in years. He is erect, active and the picture of good heaith ,and he is thoroughly en- joying his visit with the few old- timers remaining of the boys with whom he co-operated in-founding , the future capital city, almost a hah-century ago. Py MMMM states, lectured to several classes ‘at the high school and explained the films at the auditorium. These gen- dan to present the same films. It was estimated that about twelve hundred ture. { Event of Week An event of the week for the women folk will be the annual Easter apron sale and bazaar of the ladies of the First Baptist church at the Bismarck Gas Co.’s office Saturday. It prom. Hees to be an unusually interesting sale. YOUNG PEOP! SOCIETY The Young People's society of ity Lutheran church met in the church parlors at Seventh street and “Avenue C last evening. Games and other GUUUDUOUODUUEOUUOUREUCSUAOUUGGAUE AGE O DCO ROTOSEONND MAUDE POWELL* will be heard in recital In Bismarck, April 16th Come into otir Victrola Depart- ment and hear some of her‘r ords. They will give you'a for taste ‘of her genius. B Maude Powell Makes “Records Only for the Victor. e Hoskins THE VICTOR DEALER “Bismarck, N. D. Glasses of Today and Yesterday oe In days gone by lasses whethp did not fit. . Today “people criminatin ea : make People see corre, . Also improve th pearance of the These results ar, Shed. by painstaki and Years of pdr study ence, Our oodward.i do this Worle be Bonham B rot _... Jewelers hers Optometrist, My. Glasses were r they fitted or are more. dig- Glasses must ctly and € personal ap- wearer.’ only acecom- _experi- I qualified to ilv. Admission 25¢ ene = From Mogcow, Idaho. Capt. Joseph Aspray, wife and chil- dren of Moscow, Ida., spent yesterday with Rev. George Buzzelle and fam-| counties participated in the Red Cross Capt. Aspjray has just returned| sectional meeting in Bismarck yester- BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE cial dlyersions afforded .a pleasant ey- from service. in France and ‘is en ening, and refreshments: were served. | route to his home in Idgho. 3 Red Cross Meeting Representatives from ten different day. F. J, Bruno, director of the department of civilian relief, northern division, talked to his, section with re- to finances. { allotments and claims and peace pro-|their various ram Grennell, director of ac-ievening at tl counting, talked on matters peeing Mrs. F. L. Fri tor of the department of development, gard to the financial war program|and Miss Eva Anderson, director of: which handles insurance for the boys, | nursing, talked to the third section on. —_—————————— unnenauccenaennavaanee nuenunanane ‘A. 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