The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 11, 1919, Page 5

m: } : oh $ 4 v4 ry ols is on _& var 5 “ et ' @ oe FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1919. — DAILY TRIBUNE BROTHERS: COMING: COASTS MEET UNEXPECTEDLY IN OUR CITY AFTER 40 More ‘than forty years ago two young brothers. A..£. Beale and J. iL. Beale, left their hone in northern Maine to accept. Gree- ley's advice and come west to grow up with the country. A. E. Beale came to the spot on the banks of the Missouri. where Bis- marck was to be and he assisted im laying ‘out the original town of Edwinion, in 1872. J..L, Beale went further west, to San Fran- cisco, and he ‘has ‘remained there ever since. A. E. Beale, more than 20 years ago, returned to the old home in Maine. In all of: the years the brothers had never chanced to meet. Wednesday evening A. E. Beale came to Bismarck for a visit with TWO ORGANIZATIONS. OF WAR WOMEN __ | TO BE FORMED IN ‘CITY TOMORROW ‘Mothers, wives, sisters and ters of veterans of the world war meet Saturday afternoon in the com- munity’ room of the city library to or- ganize Burleigh county cnrapters of the National American \' Mothers and, the War Mothers of America. One of these organizations confines its membership to mothers of veter- ans; the other is open to all the wo- men-folk of fighting men. ‘Mrs. Minnie Clarke Budlong, secre- CITY NEWS Visiting Friends. Mrs. David Rob of Garrison is down visiting triends. , From rison, Mrs. R. D.Ward of Garrison is vis- iting at the home of R. N. Stevens. | . Underwood Teachers Here Miss Rose Meyers and Miss Graves, Underwood teachers, were shopping at Johnson's toda: Leaves Bimarck Hospital. Mrs. Alexander McCully and baby daughter of _ Temvik left the Bis- amrck hospital ye terday. . Red Cross Work The Red Cross work reom ‘Masonic temple will be op day from 2 to 5 to receive the knited garments com- pleted and to give out yarn to those who wish it. at the Satur- Knight Templar E: Easter Service. The Knight Templars are planning an Easter service which will be open; to the entire public. It will be con- ducted in the Masonic temple at 3:30 o'clock Easter ‘Sunday and a nice pro- gram and selected musi¢ will be o7- fered. For Miss Brown. A’ party’ was) given in honor of Mis Anna Erown, who; leaves today for her ‘home? in Baldwin, on ‘Thurs- cilayjevening in. the Leilia Diesem and Mrs. William. § : Refrehments were ‘served. ‘Carts and dancing furnished entertainment for ite evening. f To Perpetiiate Co. A Capt, J. B. Crowell of Steele, com- mander' of Troop A, home guard cav- ; alry, was in Bismarck today. Capt. ‘Crowell advises that good progress is being made. with: petitions \ praying that the governor, make Troop A’ a permanent. unit of the North Dakota | national guard, and these -petitions will be presented to the commander- -in-chief in the near future. Troop A is a splendid body cf expert horse- men, many,@f ‘its members being for- mer broncho"buster's and cowboys, and North Dakota feels a pardonable pride | in this aggregation which is keeping | alive the best traditions of the old west, St. The Men’: George's Club club of St. George’s will meet in the parish house at 6:15 Mon- | day evening for a feed, smoker and | NEUMONIA Calla hysician, Jmmedi- ately treatment with— cxs Vapor *y A CK'S VAP SATURDAY & SUNDAY Svecial Sale of Johnston’s Chocolates in bulk, regular price, 80c per pound SPECIAL—PER LB 60c. BRESLOW’S DRUG STORE Opp. N. P. Depot FROM: OPPOSITE ° old jfriends and to assis! in clos- ing up the estate of a third mem- | ber of the family, O. H. Beale, | who died last summer. Thursday a train from the west brought in J. L. Beale. John Peterson of the Grand Pacific found his features familiar. “Isn't your name Beale?” asked ‘the. visitor. Beale admit/ed the - allegation. “You have a brother, Al?” “Yes, but it’s been forty years since I’ve seen him—he’s back in Maine.” “No he isn’t,’ ‘said Peterson, “he's in the dining room here this very moment,” and there followed he daugli-, “tended a cordial invitation to attend. | ts. Orr will ne glad | community room of | Mi “thelibrary. The ‘chabe >rones, gin jrmeneency”. er | ORI 60% 120 a very happy reunion for the two old State.o’-Mainers. | Fraser, list; Mig YEARS’ SEPARATION | i zelle, inthe voe: Ma {Chapter No, 10} Royal Arch M: will be held at the Masonic Temple on Monday, April 14, at 7:30 p, m. pee p P. quartet! larson, Margaret “Smith and ie , in the piano singles; M: te! and Bertha Rigler, trio, Attention ‘Royal. Arch Masons A’ special meeting of Bis ; Work in degrees of and M. £, M. M. M., , followed by smoker. ean the You must tary of the North Dakota public 1i- brary commission, has’ been named. cguny organizer for both societi She will explain the tenets of the organiaztions to mothers, wives, | daughters and sisters of Yanks who| meet at the community room at: 2:2 and they will be invited to form, c' ters of ‘both soc Every woman | in Burleigh county ho has a fighting! man in her clan is invited to attend} the meeting. talk-fest. All male members and friends of the congregation are ex-| Returns From Linton i Rev. George Buzzelle of St. George’s | has returned from Linton, where he! conducted ‘services this week. Underwriters to Meet The Bismarck Life Underwrit ssociation will rheet at_ the Commer tial club rooms at 4 o’clock Saturday | afternoon when matters of importance | are to be taken up and a full aitend- | ance is desired. | eels } Governor Is Ill | Governor Lynn J. Frazier was! again confined to his rooms in the executive mansion today by an acute attack of rheumatism from which he has suffered for the last two or three weeks. y to Mandan From six to enty Bisma people,members of the high hool faculty, student body and friends, wi go to Mandan this evening for first district interscholastic mt CANDY SPECIAL, Y —for— Saturday: & Sunday We Will Sell LOWNEY’S | MIXED i! CHOCOLATES fo pnuud, Zor... OOG COWAN’S | Drug Store { | Ba ge Hi a cigar. | Super-quality. ' Saners ually Kettle "Finish The, purities in your blood and Drive them away, clean out th CLOTHES for Easter — Youthful —-Spirited i] Spring reclaims vig- [ ror, ang. energy in all of us. This spirit. is strikingly re- \ | i flected in, the new models for Spring wear we are dis- playing. careful. atten- | tion to the smallest details i} of workmanship, the varie- i} ty and quality of fabrics and the faultless tailoring have made these clothes famous for many seasons. See them for yourself. WAND PRESSING custom TAILORING DRY CLEANING EXPERT REPAIRING 5.E.BerseSON & SON i ‘THE UNION DAYLIGHT STORE, | OPEN SATURUAY EVENINGS -CLOSED SUNDAYS: nae We Specialize on Hust ¢ one, No fancy band— but § kept fresh, fragrant, finger-proof and dust-free in tinfoil and tissue. : Made by WERTHEIMER BROS., Balto, Md. —the best hat with added niceties of finish _ LANPHER HATS $6. 00 $6.50 $7.00 «{eontest.. “Entries from the Bismarck | high will be, Exine Schultz, Mildred} R ia Iverson, Rex Berndt, solo-j s Davison ‘and Fogerty, on he duets; Walter Penwarden, Warren ylor, Philip Boise and Leonard Buz- Roberta n, Esther Beryl 'y | darsigned, of the Estate of Ira D, Payne, late of |. n and Margaret Smith, piano Nora McGet- jtigan and Katherine Goddard, piano arck asons, 4—11-]2-14 stomach and bowels, purify the blood, each Spring or you leave Winter’s germs and im: \ take Hollister's ‘ea, a Spring clean- Tea or Wablets. JOS. BRESLOW. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the matter of the Estate of Ira D. Payne, De: ed. Notice is hereby given by the un- Paul 'M,: Payne, Executor Mountain purifier, 35¢. the City of Des Moines, in the County of Polk, and State of Iowa, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the ALUNGUUEURUAUUNUCSHCOUOCHEUEUGUEOGQUOEDOGOOUCECAUOOONEUOGE all Outergarments. The from these. $34.50 2 Ty $39.50 Spring Tailor mades in distine such marked demand. close fitting sleeves, jaunty ve: srace of the Silhouette, with iti les. and severely plain sty following figures: $59.50 the Blouses a are draped with such fold, combine to give a Silhouette of inimitable ‘grace. Models e: sor youthful slenderness of contour. Serges and Tricotines braid trimmed or st Serges, And numerous other fine materials. $64.50 $69.50 first publication of this notice, to said | Executor at office of E. Suite 12, Tribune Block, of Bismarck, fin said Burleigh County. | Dated April 11th, A. D. 1919. PAUL M. PAYNE, Executor. | to tr. First publication on the 11th day of April, A, D. 1919. (4—11-18-: 255 5—2) ‘count $1,000,000 would require his con- stant work, at. that rate, day after | you how ea: day, for 102 years! AUGEUAUEAEEGODOUOUUOUOUAOOQUODOUOUEGOCOUQOGODOONOOOGANOUODOOOULOAUONSOOGAGOUCUGENODEGOOEUODONNOUAUOODOUOUOOGUQEAS CuucuaeoOnapouuaECNUOUDOUOOOOAOOOOOUOD Millinery, Suits, Wrap-Coats, Dresses, Capes, Blouses, Skirts -Burke, | |Sun and Wind. Bring Out Ugly Shots: How to Remove Easily. |. Here's a chance, Miss Fleckle-face, a remedy for freckles with the intee of a reliable concern that it 1 not. cost you a penny unless it removes the freckles; while if it does | give you a cleear complexion the ex- It was said recentlv that an expert | pense ‘s trifling. cashier can count 4,000 silver dollars, {in an hour, or 32,000 in a day. 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