The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 1, 1919, Page 5

SATURDAY, NOV. 1, 1919. ~ i BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE } vive eee ve ; , jon. You will be made to feel at home.) not been made v KNOW! rothers b- a i 31 i de’ \< D S 01 e, pending information T h B who had known the brothers intimate-] held at the Commercial Club! Also arrangements will be made ‘A cordial welcome awaits you. G. H.|¢y : bay : eachout Brothers CHURCH NOTES | Quay aces awaits you.) GE atu the deceased's sister, Mrs, Cor- B a Yeatecda: ly. : rooms at 8 o’clock Monday eve-|for the annual ball for New TRINITY LUTHERAN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY pele enad ce Minuoapplts urie esterday; FUNERAL SERVICES SUNDAY | ning, November 8, 1919, at which} Year's Eve. Rey, John Flint, pastor, Services 11]! Corner Fourth street and Avenue 0.|"NTERTAIN PROSPECTIVE BRIDE|- Many at Services| ™ J. ©. Swett, who ded Wednes-| tine new officers and directors H.S. DOBLER, : a.m. and 7:30 p.m, Sunday school,/sunday services at 11 2. m.; subject,| Miss Luella Pannebaker and Miss Seas Gay following a lengthy ilness, will be} Win) he elected for the next year. Secretary. 4 12 noon, Nverlasting Punishment,” ’ Sunday | Leth! Diesem entertained Friday. eve- Stewartsdale Church Crowded buried tomorrow in St. Mary's ceme- F, FIRST B. ‘a school at 9:45 a, m. Wednesday, eve- ning for Miss Cala Peters, whose mar- i sf tery, The funeral services will be held | = | re eee BAPTIST ning meeting at 8 o'clock. Reading | yi a coming society event, ‘The! With Friends of Auto — |at the MeCahe Methodist church at fi penwag in north of the Grand}room is open in the church building g 0 were all girl friends of Accident Victims 2:30 o’clock, Rey. G. H. Quigley offi- 5 * a e ; ae gblenala «ining at every Muesday, Thursday and Satur-] ties Peters, assoclufed with her In ag fous clating. Voice, Piano and Expression Studio | \ ‘ vom 2 to 4 p,m. All are wel-/her. work at the enpitol, were enter- Saar . ' . ae revival continues with good inte me to attend these services and visit | tained in Miss Diesein’s apartments on{ Frank and Jame achout, brothers | COUNTRY CLUB MEETING Seven Years of Successful Teaching tba Sands eres Haves the reading roo Fourth street. The decorations of fes-|one of Hom was killed when their! ~ i ALTA HERRINGTON RICHARDSON, Teacher t ‘ ie a Sed am 3 toons of yell 2 ay lautomobile was struck by a Northern res “Heroes or Cowards.” A hearty invi-| | ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL [iiiite and baskets of yellow ehreenn |Pacitic train Wednesday and the other|_,,The annual meeting of the|! 819 Fourth St. Phone 511U Bismarck, N, D. tation to all to attend the revival, Third and T ; Rev. George Buz- themuins were in keeping with-the ho died the follov day from in- Bismarck Country Club will be » % zelle, rector. utieth Sunday after i THE SALVATION ARMY “| Trinity. Holy communion at 8 a, m. 112 Main street. Sunday services:|Sunday school at 10. Litany and holy lowe’en spirit. ‘The guests hemmed | juries re for the: bride-to- uried s ented to her at th the |cemetery yesterday evening. The hours were pleasantly! The funeral ser 10:30 a. m., open air meeting; 11 a. m.,|¢cmmunion at 11. Evening prayer and holiness meeting;, 2 p. m., Sunny sermon at 4:39, sj bree Fe lt vartsda her pe pail spent with listen on|terian chureh at wartsdale where school and Bible class; 6:30 p, ana|the men had worshipped for many D. the Victrola, the § ' ¥ Young People’s legion meeting; 7: 30 On a 7 singing i slicious refresh-|Years were ¢ ed by Rey, H, ©. p.m, open air meeting; 8 p. m., grand | CITY NEWS Rare BOR byod p lclousyarctrosh | Postlewaite is city d Henry Hal- salvation meeting. Mid-week s tt, a ey ——_——_—_——— vorson of this city sang a beautiful Monday, private soldiers, recruit: cd MET YESTERDAY | solo, converts’ meeting, Tuesday, band prac-! mye women’s Relief cor at wm vas crow x tice, Wednesday, both boy ana girl! The Women’s Relief. cor ps met Fri- CASTO R IA \, The church Was crowded, more than} lay afternoon at the Knights of 2300 friends of the dead brothers at- guards and cottage, prayer meeting, ine Z thes a nas | the servi Thursday, public meeting, conducted | VSthlas hall for the regular business fend ne carne ce Deunlteal flow SHOWS AT 7:30 & 9:30. PRICES 30c & 55¢ hy young people. Friday, public meet-/ transacted. ‘The attendance was very ing, conducted by the band. Saturday, 200d. In Use For Over 30 Years public praise service, A cordial invi- R Always bears Y > altar, s - tation 4s ‘extended to the public to at-| | MERT MONDAY AFTERNOON CMU Ea tended the services came from this * * tend the public services, V, J, Huff-| The regular meeting of the P, B, 0, igoatas of , eily, but the majority were farmers Two Nights, Starting man, captain, Sisterhood will be held at the home of S FIRST PRESBYTER Mrs, S. F. Hollingsworth Monday af- S$ ESBYTERIAN ternoon at 3 o’clock. Miss “Aldyth TTT TTT Corner Second and Thayer; Rey, H.|Ward will read a paper on “Yosemite ONNHQAGUUUCENONOUUEUOSQOUUEOOOQOGUOEQUUOOOOQUUOOOQUOOOOUUUGOONGOUuuoUONQ4QOuoqugg444bE on a ovem er YY C., Postlethwaite, minister. . Morning|Park and the Grand Canyon,” 9 service at 10:80; theme, “The Inevita- es mage At Christmas ble Alignment.” Music by the quar- DIED LAST NIGHT Time— THE WORLD’S GREATEST MYSTERY PLAY IN SIX ENTHRALLING ACTS tet, Junior Sunday school at 9:30; all O. K. Leigvam of Lein township Your friends can buy Unsolvable ——_—___ Unfathomable —————— Impenetrable at the Presby- R ion, Nothing of importance was For Infants and Children jtcibutes to the memories of the Teach- jout “boys” as they were affectionate- * ‘other departments at 12 noon. A died last night ‘from penumonia, re- school thoréughly graded, with classes sulting from an accident a month ag Py 4 for all. Men should join the Goddard|When he fell off a threshing machine sad you can give em— except your photograph. Bible class. Junior Endeavor at 3 p.| Phe deceased was 65 years of age and BUTLER STUDIO m, Senior Endeavor at 6:30 p/ m.|h2d lived in Lein township for the past Evening service at 7:30; this is an in-| fifteen years, coming to this state from spirational service that’ will help you|Long Prairie, Minn. He was a wid- vthrough the week. Music under the|¢Wer and had no children as far as ii direction of Mrs, Jacobson. Prayer known. Funeral arrangements hav meeting on Wednesday evening at 7:30. = , “Photos That Please” ‘The Leaders’ circle will meet at this hour. A very important meeting of Over Bismarck Theatre. Phone 249. the Session will be held at the Manse is Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. All are invited to the services of the church. There’s a Photographer in Your Town (And he’s not as busy now as he will be in December.) METHODIST EPISCOPAL Morning worship with sermon by the pastor on “Religious Certainties” Spe- cial music will consist of a bass solo by-Mr. Graham and an anthem by the choir, Sunday school at 12 noon; A. A. Toerhke, superintendent. There are classes for all. A special invitation is given young men to. attend the young men’s class. Miss Harris will Jead the Epworth league at 6:30; “Our Duty to Others” is the subject. The evening service will be popular in char- acter. An enjoyable song service led by a large chorus will be an attrac- tive feature, “The Greatness of Love” will be presented in a practical .fash- ———oooeaeaeae FUAVAOOUOUNUUAUCUAGEGRAEATCEUALALAT Don’t forget the PLT Ce SUUESTUCTULAUODEAUSUANSTOUDASTSMUEUOOEOUCEOODOUSSOOOCCODOEORDOSOQEUDOGEEODOUSOOOUOUOUEUOOODOODUIEOSD AUDITORIUM Wednesday, Nov. Sth One Daecersino Ga - ' ' % a a It is.a most satisfac- Chicken Dinner that tory beverage, ‘Fine «| will be served tomor- ee sb poet and row at 315 Tenth St. || WM) “Well made cocoa Everybody welcome. ageless v f ‘ nd muc | Benefit of St. Mary’s tlre beret Pro-Cathedral. It is peactically all nutrition, \ Choice Recipe book free Dinner served : from 12 to 3 o’clock. [Waiter Baker &coltd. Sresenterl by AH WOODS | Dorchester, Mass. | i? HNUUULNUUULNNcuusevnininniind | VS = x HiT WIT cnibayyes a THE THIRTEENTH CHAIR™ Madame Le Grange, the Occult Clairvoyant, Attempts to Solve the MYSTERY OF THE MURDER OF STEPHEN LEE. 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