The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 22, 1919, Page 5

THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1919. BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE { with her mother and a’ brother ‘she N has left her former home at Beaver, Pa., and that the family are now liv- SERVICE CUNDAY ing in the suburbs of Pittsburgh, ‘around the world next Monday night? asks the Count On Me class of Mc- Cabe church. You will have’ the op- portunity of eating, fatima with the Norwegians, drinking tea with » Japa- nese girls, and enjoying the hospitali- ty of several other countries as well. he remained until Christmas time. On January 9 he was dgain admitted to the hospital,’and the brave little spirit, attended by willing doctors and loving nurses, began’ as sturdy a fight with the grim reaper as was ever waged:! No word of complaint ever escaped Sterling Banker Here. H. B, Wildfang, a well known bank- er of Sterling, was in the city today looking after matters of business. ATARRH where Miss Bayliss js doing advertis- ing work. Miss Bayliss wishes to be iremembered to her many Lismarck| UNSE SUNSET UNDER COWAN’S DRUG STORE P. G. HARRINGTON, Prop. I, M. Capper returned to Bismarck today, arriving in the United States H ici: two weeks ago from Germany, where Ensign J. L. Bell Will Officiate| re .ay neon located for the mast four at Ritual im Honor. of months. Previous to that time he ) was in the Argonne in France. . Mr. Soldier Dead Capper’s work in the army has been the handling of funds for the Y. M. C. A. He was overseas for seven mont!is, ,and during that time he handled over ten million dollars for the Y. He is feeling fine, and glad to get hack to Bismarck again. A Trip Around the World. Why not “Pack Up Your Troubles ia Your Old Kit Bag” and take a. trip York harbor, after the trip abroad, the an idea of friends. The trip will start at 7 o'clock from|his lips, and. although he suffered AUDIT RI ea nie aasaine |the United States (McCabe M. H.| acutely, he never murmured, About a por head OF threat . I church( and on returning to New} month ago he came out of the hospital ; and was taken home, vapor treatment— BAR BER SHOP He gradually failed. All that love and care could do was done but in vain, The power of death conquered. But in conquering, it has released the little spirit and the real George Fol- som is away and at rest, Funeral services will be conducted by Dr. Hutcheson in McCabe Metho- dist Episcopal church on Friday after- noon at 5 o'clock. Boys from the Sunday school will be pallbearers, In- terment will take place at St. Mary's | cemetery. The citizens of Bismarck hold the family in high esteem and are grieved to learn of the parents’ loss, travelers will be given what Uncle Sam can do. LIFE ENDS; GEORGE FOLSOM IS DEAD After suffering for over six months, George Maurice Folsom of 412 8th street passed away Wednesday, The flu seized him in Octover and after running its course it™left him appar- ently well. But pneymonia followed, and he was taken to a hospital where Viexs Vapor “YOUR BODYGUARD" - 30F, GOF, 1.20 Formerly City National Shop FIRST CLASS WOR KGUARANTEED Union Shop Plans were announced today for a union’ memorial service to be held Sunday evening at the Bismarck Au- ) ditorium, with Bnsign J. L, Bell, com- mander of the Bismarckk Salvation Army corps, delivering the memorial service, All churches of the city are expoct- ed participate and citizens of creeds are extended an earnest tation to attend. The services w open at 8 p. m., and the program wil! consume an hour to an hour and a TYPEWRITER SERVICE REMINGTON Typewriter Co. GEO. C. KETTER, Representative Phone 258. Bismarck. Send Us Your helf, This union religi tig , Wie tithe eae want we | see et eee THE STORE ee a Order—Daily { morial. day observance, one week from Us With or QUALITY THAN Service by i Tha” BAe Your Visit ANT SERVICE e ® @ ADVERTISED Mail { DISTRICT REBEKAH -_— MEETING FRIDAY zi The*annual meeting of the Rebekah lodge of this district wili be held on Friday evening, May 23. Pheceding the district meeting the members of the local lodge will meet in regular session at 4 p. m., followed by a sup- per at 6:30. to which all Rebekahs are invited. The district meeting convenes at 8 Pp. m, and several candidates wil! be initiated. The work will be put on by the local lodge. There will be a musical program as well at the even- ing session. oe { “City NEws |{ o. & Visiting Schools. County Superintendent W. E. Par- sons' took a trip to Wilton) yesterday. at which place he spent the day visit. ing schools. Engagement Announced. Mr. and Mrs, E. Y, Sarles of Hills- boro have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss E.eanor Sarles, to Don Goouman, son of Mr, and Mrs. F. L. Goodman of Grand Forks. Gladstone Farmer Dies, Otto Larson of Gladstone died yes- terday at a local hospital. Mr. Larson was .59 years old, and was born in Norway. For a number of years he had been farming in the vicinity of See our [splay of New Summer Millinery Beautiful Tissue Ginghams, 27 inches wide, regular 59¢'juality. Special Purchase and Sale of Womens and Misses’ Footwear including Pumps, Slippers, Shoes and also Black Patent Leather Oxfords White and Tan, Canvass Shoes, rubber soles, the ae Sport model. $3. 75 One assortment, Ladies’ Button or Lace Shoes in small sizes, Your choice $ 2 ; 00 Brown Calf ifip/Ay $2.95 Black Glazed Newport Pumps, with military. hee! ; The New Dark Brown, Cordovan Oxford, English Boys’ Black Button Shoes, or Girls’ Button, a wonderful valu A pair ; the season’s last, military hee favorite. 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