The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 17, 1919, Page 5

Ja. ie ¢ 1 ‘ You Ls hd { ‘ u ' \ ‘4 be : 4 4h’ . afternoon THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1919. BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE PAGE 5 TEACHERS SELECTED FOR CITY SCHOOLS DURING ENSUING YEAR ‘Supt. J. M. Martin of the Bismarck pudlic schools today announced the teacher appointments for the 1919- 1920 term. Comparatively few changes have been made, Among the newcomers will be Spencer Boise, ‘son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Boise of Bismarck, as instructor in physics and director in athletics and music. ‘Mr. Boise formerly was a member of the Mandan high school staff. His last two years have been spent in France, where he served as assist- ant director of the famous Second North Dakota band. His military ex- perience in music and athletics has added greatly to his value as an in- structor in his chosen fields. The complete list of Bismarck teachers for the ensuing year fol- lows: HIGH SCHOOL Cc. F. Bolt, principal. Spencer Boise, physics, athletics, inusie. Roy H. Neff, manual training, Vacant, chemistry. Elizabeth Jones, history. Catherine Roherty, physical educa- tion. Gertrude Behrens, partment. Lulu J. Mosier, Latin, Esther Celin, Spanish and history. Alice Burnham, home economics. Hortense Moore, English. Ruby Finch, English. Mabel Stratton, mathematics. Madge Runey, mathematics, WILLIAM MOORE SCHOOL Frances Mallory, principal, history. Elizabeth Grinager, arithmetic, spelling. Commercial de- Lucile Loom{s, geography, reading. Hazel Tibbitts, grammar, spelling. Linnea Rosewall, fourth grade. . Flora Murray, third grade. Helen Register, second grade. Daisy B. Parsons, first grade. WILL SCHOOL: ~ Ella O, Casselman, principal, fourth grade. Agnes Boyle, sixth grade, Maye A. Pietz, fifth grade. Sara Andrew, third grade. Ada Maurer, third-fourth grade, Marie Sandness, second grade. Emily Diamond, second grade. Vivian Irish, first grade, WACHTER SCHOOL Marie Huber, principal, grades 5-6, Blanch Dallier, grades 3-4. Elsie Bauer, grades 1-2. KINDERGARTENS Matilda Williams, Will School, Mrs. Ruth Hart, Wachter School. Adelaide Bork, a: Geraldine Penw: HIGH SCHOOL GRADES Annie B. Murphy, Fifth Grade. Ella A. Larson, sixth grade. SUPERVISION Mary A. Boysen, supervisor of grade music, Helen Dinsmore, supervisor Palmer Method. J. M. Martin, city superintendent. Vacant, Secretary to Superintendent. JANITORS High School, Fred Roberts, W. J. Williams, William Moore, Peter Schantz. Will School, James Thompson, Wachter School, Carl Milde, FIRST OF SERIES OF DANCES TO BE ENJOYED TONIGHT The first of a series of informal dancing parties to be given semi- monthly at the Country club is sched- uled for this evening. The club this installed a new piano which will be dedicated this evening. O’Connor’s orchestra will furnisn music, and punch will be served. All country club members and their fam- ilies and out-of-town guests are in- vited to attend. Returns From Vacation. Miss Lavina A. Peterson of the Quain, & Ramstad force, returned to her guties on Tuesday morning, hav- ing spent a few days at the Minne sota lakes. In ‘Minneapolis. - Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Register, 622 Fifth street, departed Monday even- ing for Minneapolis for a visit of sev- eral days. They plan to return to Bismarck on Sunday or Monday. * Meets With Accident. “| Ralph Beyer, 13-year-old son‘ of J. W. Beyer of Driscoll, was brought to Eismarck on Tuesday suffering from a fractured arm.which he sustained by falling off a hay rack. The boy was taken to the Bismarck hospital for treatment. From New England. Mr. and “Mrs. James Elliott and family of New England passed through the city on Tuesday and stop- ped over in Bismarck to call on friends while on their way to Gran- din to visit with relatives, ‘Ihey reported crops as being poor in their locality, this being their third crop failure. Here Wednesday, Postmaster and Mrs. W. B. Anrdus of Hazelton, were in the city yester- day en route to Jamestown where the state postmasters’ convention has ‘been called for today and tomorrow. They were guests at the Granil Pa- cific while in the city. “By Heck” Dance. : Another of the series of the “By Heck” dances was given last even- ing out.at ScheDbler’s farm. dances have been drawging immense last night there were crowds and These} about 200 couples in attendance. Ex- cellent music for the dancing was furnished ‘by O’Connor’s orchestra, and dancing was kept up until an early hour this morning. Everybody who attended reporites an unusually good time. Basket Social. This evening the Luther league of the Swedish Lutheran church will hold a basket social in the church par- lors. Everybody will be welcoms. For Miss Nelson. The Misses Ida and Alice Iverson and Maurinne Reitan were the host- esses at an informal dancing party at the home of the latter, Tuesday even- ing in honor of Miss Alvida Nelson of Grand Forks who is visiting at tae Iverson home on Eighth strest, and also as a farewell for Boyd Smith who left this noon for the west. On Vacations. Several of the nurses of Bismarck hospital left this week for various points on their vacations. Miss Clara j Handy left Tuesday for Underwood ‘to spend her vacation period with her mother. Miss Mabel Winge departed yesterday for Ryder on a couple of weeks vacation, and Miss Mabel oBehming left yesterday for a three weeks’ visit at Kipon, Wis. Visiting Miss Heinmiller. (Miss Mae Heinmiller, superinten’- ent of nurses at the Bismarck hos- pital, has as her guest her sister-in- law, Mrs. ‘Arthur Heinmiller, and daughter Majorie of Seattle, Wash., who arrived in the capital city this morning on No, 4. They are en route to Ottawa, Ill, to visit with, Mrs. Heinmiller’'s parents, and will con- clude their visit in Bismarck tomor- row. CAPITOL PICNIC. On Friday evening the capitol offi- cials and employees will poin in a picnic party at Apple creek. Mem- bers of the party will go out in auto. mobiles and a picnic supper will be among the attractions of the early evening, after which the members of the party will proceed to Fort Lin- coln, where they will spend the re- mainder of the evening in dancing, the dance to be held in the gymna- sium. The capitol crowd expect to start out to Apple creek at 5 o'clock. The affair is under the capable man- agement of iMrs. E. C. Charlebois. Mr. Home Owner, Here’s What the Round Oak for Pipeless Will Do You Te will heat your home year after year with a generous volume ot yout year alter ye gi pure, warm, moist, ever-changing air, free from dust, gas, smoke. It will burn any and all fuels economically. 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You should secure one of these free Round Oak Pipeless Books, 9x 12, profusely illustrated, which proves all of these claims and describes other distinctive advantages. ea FRANK G. GRAMBS Bismarck, N. D. Western North Dakota Agent IT’S A TREAT T0 BE ARRESTED BY THIS TEXAS SHERIFF S— N. E. A. Special Correspondence. Brownsville, ‘Tex., July 17.—Miss Charlotte McGovern of Bronsville, Texas, deputy sheriff of Cameron county for several years, was acting sheriff for several weeks recently while the Henry Ford case held her superior officers in the north. Her duties included directing the peace officers and preserving order “down onthe border” as well as the less re- sponsible but no less dignified tbusi- ness of opening court. And when the diminutive sheriff, modishly gowned in a grey tailored suit with hat and Sport Apparel Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases chiffon blouse to match, delivered the familiar “Oyez! 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HASHED BROWN POTATOES— Peel cold boiled potatoes and then cut in three-quarters inch dice, Dust well with flour and then place four table- spoons of shortening in a frying pay and when smoking hot add the pota- toes, ‘Toss gently until nicely browned and add seasoning and a ‘cup of thin cream, z STRAWBERRY TRIFLE—Line a baking dish with slices of stale sponge eake, Over this pour one cupful of milk and one egg well beaten together. Place in a hot oven for a few moments when the custard will become firm, Temove and set aside to cool. When partly cool cover with a layer of straw- berry jam and top with one cup of cream whipped stiff. CRUSHED PINEAPPLE SHER- with WATCH THE BIG 4 Stomach-Kidneys-Heart-Liver Keep the vital organs healthy by regularly taking the world’s stand- ard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles— GOLD MEDAL. Oem OW The National Remedy of Holland for centuries and endorsed by Queen Wilhel- mina, At all druggists, three sizes. Look for the name Geld Medal on every bex and accept no imitation official duties such as bringing in That You Will Need For Your Vacation prices. Your vacation will be more enjoy- able:if you will include in your lug- gage a Middy, Smock, Sweater, Skirt and a couple of neat, cool and dainty Blouses, all of which you will find here in big variety at attractive Some of them are listed here as a suggestion and to show how little i} special officers with their prisoners lady fingers, put a layer of vanilla tce| France through some of the big bat- cream in the bottom of the glass, then two tablespoonfuls of crushed pine- opple, and top this with more vanilla cream, Surmount with cherry, either or candied, according to season, WELL KNOWN YOUNG MEN PURCHASE CHOCOLATE SHOP. H. V. Semling and Dill Register have taken over the Hoffman Choco- late shop and will operate it starting August 1. Mr. Hoffman, who has ‘been proprietor of this popular place, will remain in Bismarck. Mr, Sem- ling was recently discharged from the service, having held a commis- sion in the infantry and served in For tles. TOO LATE TO OLASSIFY ° LIGHT BAY with black two year old stallion marks; wire mark on oth front legs above the knee. Geo. P. Strohl, 101 Main street. 7:14 It 7:17 1t wkly FOR SALE—Good Regal automobile, 1917 model; run only 700 miles. Price $550.00. Can ‘be seen at Spang- ler & Roberts garage, N. West Ho- tel Bldg., Bismarck. 7:17 2t Sale Attractive bungalow on desirable corner, Avenue B, West; $5,000 Net, subject to sale. For Rent A few offices; second floor; electric elevator and Janitor service. Bismarck Realty Co. Bismarck Bank Bldg. Bismarck North Dakota Shop Early LUCAS CLOSE DURING THE HOT WEATHER WEBB BROS. AND their stores Saturday nights at 9 o’clock to give their employes the benefit One Lot Women’s Footwear Values up to $10.00 of the evenitig. Sale of Women’s, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords The prices the manufacturers are selling them for would surprise you. These are the prices we are selling Shoes we have in stock for High Cuts, Oxfords and Pumps. Here are just a few vivid examples: Women’s High Cuts Values up to $6.00 these vacation necessities will .cost you. Blouses That Every Woman Needs Jap Silk, Tub Silk, Georgette Crepe and Crepe de Chine Models. This assortment DEAE fan feveseas vues $2.98 For this sale we have selected a group of Waists and Middies slightly muss- Colors, high or low heels, button or lace styles...... $6.95 Black Glazed Newport Pumps, with mili- tary heel; this season’s latest fad. July Clearance Sale Price, per pair ........... Lees $8.50 The New Dark Brown, Cordovan Oxford, English last, military heel; the season’s favorite. July Clearance Sale Price, per pair...... 5 $8.75 Silk Chemise Regular $4.00 Values We have many styles, lovely as they can Patent Leather, button . styles. Sale Price .. $3 .98 Witte ar Tan Canvas Shoes, rubber soles, the Summer Sport model. A pair ........... $3.75 One assortment, Ladies’ Button or Lace Shoes in small sizes. Your $2 00 e choice—a pair ....... sees Boys’ Black Button Shoes, Brown Calf Button, a won- derful value. A pair...... or Girls’ $2.95 Slipover Camisoles Slipover Camisele of extra fine quality Wash Satin trimmed across front with two-inch band of hand made French knots in contrasting colors, set in sec- Clearance Price: 2305. Values to $7.50 for and $4.00 values at... sold from $6.50 to $8.00, for Fashionable Silk Skirts—Val. up to $8.50. Your choice.... Stockings Children’s Service Hose, heavy ribbed, all sizes, Spe- cially priced, 18c per pair Dress Linen white stripes, Sale Price 69c ed, but worth from $1.50 to $2.50. Clearance of Wash Skirts—Regular $3.50 Beautiful Stylish Serge Skirts—Originally Regular 1.00 value, 36 inches wide, in blue, pink, black and be. service. only ..69¢c Georgette Crepe Waists $3.98 The garment that will stand the wear and tear of youngsters. SUIT—Regular $2.00 value. July Clearance Sale Price SUIT—Regular $2.85 value. July Clearance Sale Price .............. sisi SUIT—Regular $3.50 value. July Clearance Sale Price ... $2.98 4.98 $5.98 Silk Hosiery Women’s Superior Quality Ever-Wera Silk Hose, in Taupe, Tan, White, Black, Grey, Brown, and Castor. A ON-FIFTY VALUE. $1 Sale Price . Dress Linen Regular $1.50 value in Purple, Blue, Gray, or Tan. Sale Price, at, per yard 89c ———— The lustrous Silk is of the highest grade and can be depended upon for good Sale Price, Sale of Union-Alls for Fibre Hosiery Ladies’ Black or White Fibre Silk Hose, our regular 85c value. Special, per pair Hosiery Ladies’ medium weight, good guality, Cotton Hose, Black, all sizes. A pair 39 Cc tions of Val insertion. cover the shoulders. July Clearance Sale Price ... Regular $3.50. Sale Price..... Ribbon straps Elastic waistband. .. $2.75 Boys House Dresses i Two-Piece House Dresses— $1.95 Underwear Women’s Union Suits of fine ribbed eee tight or um- rella knee, Sale Price ... 89c A. W. LUCAS COMPANY | The Store of Quality and Service