The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 6, 1919, Page 5

4 © “MONDAY, OCT. . . 6, 1919. BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE Corner Williaa ant ann OME eee Co, for Medora ‘Coal. BERET TAC EGne NL tae tee ae 7E FOR MEMBERS AL : BRITISH BEA HIVE FOR MEMBERS ALL OVER THE UTY TO MARRY Every Per at F NOVEMBER “ ‘ ‘son Will Be Personally BOL M sked to Join Organization| Oyo cee WINNER de fr hte Yea aot Aid| OF COUNTRY CLUB ANNOUNCEMENT : Bpletdld Work Being Dengited| Te eee ONSHIP | Former Service Men. Best All-A 3 ; Every person in Burleigh county w! tal cit ssa erin Cant BN ee his eae asked to either baile y Becomes Possessor Bate! Major, Mo CacU ene se fastdn veurel » enrolled as members : ’ ‘ollement dbive that. w! An i Floral Pi elas tree fhe county ie peters & {arge and distinguished gal nounces his return to Bismarck, N. D., and will open i the week of November 2.” This|ty ¢ golf fans, the Bismarck Coun- offices wi aes ie For All O aro chante aioe conducted. by Pcoaute ataeenean Chuisplonslip toucnad . es with the: Provident Insurance Company, First Ni | ea ccasions STE Rito tonic eee RL Goel en Sole aventsSaniny atten, {}] tional Bank Building : r ¢ ‘Say it with Flowers” gi, the last dive eta in Sart SER RET ARSE Re halved the hots ae eos i ones bers were secured in. this] try clul He Holgomt and won the eau Practice limi oral piece at an anniv _|ldrive next ellment in the] When b ‘8 last chance at the cu J aan xt month. Inste ‘ i he missed a fairly s p ne ‘a private affajr, or Shae, | pede ampaleas rum ait week tt nding | WMC night have won ee Octob big public dccasion. This usually plained. té have ra’ “One kat 38 how {had Bolster failed tom finn the hole ctober 1, 1919, T nsures a m ‘: when every! ate 5 y Drive’|put fr tae Bla bake a longer ‘ a) ciation by "the F acaiver: than eke To eatabute et county, will Le] the strane suhr ar ieows angle Bi ‘elephone 708. a "ese : e northeri ; som ta ; 8 5 qi Git coneratulel ented as a tok- eludes this Beate oer eel : it would Tete eae, fils mate : 0 annual nbersh gettin 20 ln; Bolatee'Rvtayoee Aca. te hon tu sate have bundrods of beauti- |[county, it NTRS ERO ire Brie chert Gaiden he 5 i sily cted, will}a fighti i still have fad will be. please otal designs, ‘and {easily meet the enrollment ighting chance to tie t how th ment as it: : nt require- | taking th : ie the match by to you. Or we will ese as its share toward thi ig the next two hole: y pedigree . will. make Chapters in t his number.| The ¢h holes, ’ special original ‘desi uP ‘alle in this division will not be| Dr hampionship tournament order for aniliversaries, ot #1 ed upon to raise any part ye] Proven one of the most inter has 4 15,000,000 nee y part of the}events i 2 interestlaz or-publie events or, ind private 3,000,000 needed nationally since ; n the club's history. Unqnes aia : indeed, for ||Rorthern divist y_sinee the | tionably tw Story... Unie i any occasion. : 2 its anal sion has already —ratsed | wer ly two of, the club’s best golfer Floral pieces deli canninalat of this in its surplus fund Jou qualined. nan Bolster and Fol. part of the eae fe any ‘LEGION 'TO HELP had won other Sr une bat Molson ‘Grand i ‘anada_by our i oF The Red Cross ce although hess copier atte ee openin graph Delivery Torts Fele- ald os the county hones. 1 one most enaltont Tae ot clone Sts Pp g of the Br oadway Cafe under ‘ ion in puttir his driv : annexed his first tr § r golf, rN HOSKIN ann. ok nag ug Grive BYer suse Se RR Rare BOS mivnn new management s the principal men ody, composed of|has done more f penny dn ine cle) URNIVALL Bismarck See: principal en and Women of the|imanship, on the Un ‘olf and good sport. ae Wi i momberstitne all eee Legion with|and he is a ae. Unk than. Bolster, LONDON.—Baroness Furnivall, England’ e nes ay Oct b ; he asked to aid in the dri ‘county, wilt] tions. ynon his vine many congratula. | 88, at 19, is to marry. She i , England’s youngest baron- : . 9 (0) er t , ee ee | tee and the arte gt the fist nine Wa dekutentese SE. R. Besugntencaddel of the year’s most beautiful | CI inapped into districts nty will "pe |44 and Bolster 45, 0 les, Folsom got|The bar i, R. Broughton-Addersley will be the bri i Home Cooki TY NEWS | erew wiebe eters ange eaunpat whieh Muisheacthe ante second niue, ‘oness is daughter of the late Lord Petre e bridegroom. | > Cooking Popular Pri $$ _______. feet ewe be ch district. | ing. ; y for the movi re. | i puree Ng ce crews will be ‘sufficiently large t| tren Bolster came back wit! m Gre. 88 nt SR toe OAT RCO ‘ w. z visit ‘every pers we ly large t>| tremely low ‘sq with the ex: | Fols 1 i H i e& ae Ge omoenow that very person, living oF residing tn} Folsom low ‘sepre of 41 strikes and Folsom won the third, Bolster cont wutting the mate fn, Bol Good Service mrt Girish will mect tomor-|teigh county ol aoa y the Bur-|which nine holes | fifth Nas » fourth hole, ‘The; Hols tah | Bolster’s hands, row afternoon with Mrs, W. B, Perry unty chapter of the Red Cross] si ommenced the after fifth hole was halved with F j folsom started the sixth hole wi pee To ate ooe Mrs, W. B, Perry, |exbects to sign up every n Cross]sion, Bolster got aroun Endon see [downsaiieteneste play ms ‘olsom four | Win but was tied on the s hole With a : Sxneely to slen-un every, th: woweh Sion, “Bolster got around the, course) dornilesattey play making Bolster [Jost him the le Seventh wilich ——_ é 'y a8 members for 5 ‘olsom found 47 strok " ec that. 9 he: cleb.. championship” fur Mandan Visitors another year. lor | necessary. 7 strokes} From this point on, i aOE) three Op, toc Pon Caf 1 aes ] , it was , two to play afe under Man Mr. and Mrs. Ose: With each membership obtai In the last ninth, the players ti for Folsom to wit es agement of den . Oscar Pearson of Man-| utton and a poster p obtained, .a|first hole. Bols 1, the players tied the less of Rolstev’s every, Ne .¢ Sane i eaten Mr. and Mrs. G. W. ile window of Roster io he pasted in ‘olster won the second andlon tan soiareys score. ie or a te Co. fi JAMES B. GALVIN : per are given to denote that ania = az 3 ining four holes |CO. for Med Former member of A. E ; S ASONAUTEET TON: son ig supperting the nat that per- ey edora Coal. . E. F.—Lately returned from Fra resale tues Hee oie Wa for othe jee ee ate FEE Ln Bhat ale hee: fine wel Boa he sd the temple, Fir: 'Yy person will be asked to joi meeting | anid ‘consider ple, First |the Red Cr will be asked to -joiu take up. ee ere business _ to ship at thi time for the eae weal 2G, degree. of 1920. Persons wh & ler year LADIES’ AID MEET bershi prsons who have pald mem- MEET POSTPONE: ‘ship dues since Septei a “ jp onerinales, ial society of the, yet fin Who donot wish to aust wt this NO plas meeting cts ar oreh ee ‘On leigh pes mca othe! BU Approvals : ; ober 16, instead of nex! ‘lors Oc-| obtain 1920 ross, headquart re previously. Gangunce mMoreday a5 sortie flags eersete dish ae ee No z ship in the erganizitio1 rj member, } “ “Kirst i : HOTEL ganization, H irst in § 7 Among those ieiotrea: a the V mets DONE GOOD WoRK Ce ; “First in Variety” noprovels Horn hotel are: e Vil through pr county Red Cross, oeccccedeccsonocoroceseeescessececates = Foremost.in Values” : ae eae of Jamestown done ceeothtneng. inenlonaaet has Sci a ahs SAA tc ee ‘ofthe’ Nuithern*Paeitie:) nce the si a hous: work onnenrneee age see ened iter "Pali si e the ng meno EE Yor aeyenrreceecrseceeseee sees ee ee nee ee esses eeereeeaeeteoEeTeeoeeeees ue and Mrs. H.. H Mans se a marines. AOk the poldiers, Sailors and bd @ pepe td reda., nie on 0 2s, Mrs. T. H. Poole, who co eR sunt : e duets the bu who ¢cor:- : Chris Christenson of Washburn of tential eat Has aided ,hundreds , ! Charles FB. Gregory of Hazelton, | Pack pay, all ng their. travel pay, \ F re He G. Horton of. Max. s oa risk Se ee promi ee ete Nie e O 2 . 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