The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 31, 1920, Page 3

COUNTER-MOVE " STATE MOVIES on auprrors BAPTISTS. SEE ployed by the state board of audi- tors, has been started in St. Pauli un | according to dispatches from - there. ’ The company audited books for-the|}, Cooperative Wholesale Socjety of OE sie j Ameri ‘a and sued the society for B i Immigration Department Films) $450 alleged\to\be due and unpaid.| Officers Are Elected at Annual THE ELTINGE * The Theatre Beautiful : . The Best in Everything THE BISMARCK Admission Only 15c-25¢ Offers Tonight and Saturday the Newest, : mre, alleee heel é and Most Fhrilling “Tarzan’! picture ever \ Open for Pnblic cdiack ton” the "company, a aelaNne ' ) Meéting ‘of! the Congre- Extr. Special N. Yéar * & . i P i y * Showing that the society \was damaged by an | F extia pecial New Yéar Attraction filmed entitled l Me y alleged. erroneous audit- gation ’ % s i ae | eens : , D 6 9 ee INCLUDE BURLEIGH CO. TRIBUNE PR PRINTS «Tie Babu cian the New : Wallace Reid The Son of Tarzan Latest motion pictures of North Da- | After the annual meeting whi With Lovely Lois Wilson Brimming over with Action, Thrills, Sensation and. Ro- 5 kota, prepared for the Department of \ p showed marked ‘progress under the ~ Immigration, by tlie Publicity Film pastorate of Rev. bk Jorden, D. tL. in y ihe Co., of Bismarek,~will be shown Sun- members of chire p 21 op day utternoon at 8 o'clock at the Rex BLASTS bers of the chiirch expressed op mance. The strongest and most unusual love story ever written by theatre. Five reels will be shown. 3 : timism and confidence. “Wh Uv Y H ” <E) Owing to the limited seating capacity Mechanical Work Is Done @om-| “cv. G, B.-Neweoms reed a report - a Ss our urry: admission, will be tickets only, as this letely in New Buildi fon thy Soaniitot th and Rev. |} \ . 4 / Edgar Rice Burroughs sia private showing! bit tery will be pletely in New Building Finwall for the deacons znd the finan From the-Great Saturday Evening Post St no charge for admission. a [cial committee. Others who re ORCAS NERA, 2-08) Story / Author of “Tarzan of the Apes” and “The Romance of Tickets will be left at the Grand The Tribune today prints the first | Ports ale _ fokathe senna) of ed / Pacific ‘hotel, McKenzie hotel aud issue complete in the new plant, cor nueaictiares The Hippopotamus Parade Tarzan. M n ef ner of Thayer and Fourth streets. ° Bivens io tie general apuoNe (28 10N8 | -cmbyingsof thd: big (press) on avlich as they last. Children under twelve} “ 5 SS, vale, AY By Byron Morgan . i: : as will not be admitted unless attended | the eight-page :paper is printed, w: "Offre and "Tre vee as Matinee Tomorrow at 2:30 Bo ns, and for the bygnarent or guardian. completed quicker than was antic The department of immigration has pated. A. factory expert and em- ¢ ~- Just had completed seven reels, cover-| yigves have worked almost day and ing six subjécts showing the resourc- night on the big press this Aveo: es, both developed and undeyeloped ‘or the last four days The Tribune | $ ot North Dakota. The department been getting oyt a peper yndor has also cooperated with several of qirticuities, but ow the ‘entire | and the counties of te state in the pro-! mechanical départment is together ony on ductiof of county films which Dave) the first floor and basfment of the | - MATINEE DAILY AT 2:30 “Showing: Feature Comedy with the Best Music Admission 10 and 20c Evening 15 and 25¢ No: Advance Yn Prices for This Big Fedture given to beney S duringAhe d ides more ing the O. Varney w: e us for life and Vinton C ' i ni { y any sted new deacon, H. jor Henry ‘and snappy music. will NOTICE For real “pep, 2 “I Love You Sttn-} struction, has loft for California. Mrs. \ Deen turned over to the department! nev, building: ~ jter was clected trustee for three yoars, jeatire*the dance. A surprise wed- NV, Y t Saturd day” has them all beat. Hear “The} Macdonald will teach in the state nor- for distripution. Burleigh is ouc or te 1 ew Year's night Saturday, t Chi ” | is i | N Har Ruou aoa tae mireata enim W. Smith was elected head ucher 1 ding will take place at 10 o'clock anuary Ist, 1921, Tloyd Spetz Benson Orchestra of Chicago” play! mal school. Mr. Macdonald is in Har- » 4 counties so cooperating and a Speed un ‘at The McKenzie to- | ds O'Har reelected head clerk the contracting parties being ans y Ast it on the new Victor record at HOS- | yard anive 3 Bae a aa a vor 4c | night—cast off that dull feeling | and W. &. Pargous was reelected bers of the Legion and Auxili: “| Post Amercian Legion, will give | ins, yi se a i ‘ , treasurer. and even their most intimate friends a dancing party ‘in the legion | ae “G Yy tke aanconhit among the pictures shown Sunday. “| of the nast 6 or 8: weeks and be| anaes eda: have been kept in ignorance of their) hall, for members of, the post Goes to Caliiornia Tieving dor You He the fe a Two Subjects on hard when the bedlam turns | JOLLY PARTY ' wedding. 5 Ww oman’s Auxiliary cand their| ts. N. C. Macdonald, wife of the of the season, Hear it on the ne In addition to the Burleigh county | Jogse at midnisht Icome th si alo former duperintendent iat public .4y.| Victor..record at: HOSKINS. films the programy Sunday afternoon ht to welcome the; A jolly company of young people | husbands. Legion member's | P dent of public in e ity. the state _experimental ‘briqueting vy in Patt plant at ‘Hebron, and the other a two ‘aah i Patterson’s Hall at TERTALN YOUNG PEARED of the Nurses Home of the y young people were the Hospital. All Bismar i sist of two subjects fi New. Year. No pains have been made up of the Young Men's C : ‘ociation ———— eee Brill hiae de it bye Aubiects trom the eeared to make the Midnight ®d Mrs. Quigley's class of young The Bismarck: Ministerial Associa-; bring their best girls; | shown’ rhe soalana Slay se ee Banquet the best ever served: in [dies enjoyed a party at the Meth- tion will meet for its regular monthly | Entertainment Committee. ; 3 tachidiheé str 1 a ,odist parsonage last evening: meeting on Monday, January 3, 1921, we f ‘ of the state, including a trip through! {he City with a special luncheon | I\ at 1:30 p. m. in the Reception Room| ‘Dry . Mined Lehigh Lignite A Terrific Storm— ck Coal for Sale. W.J. Dobson, 615 A Thrilling Fight for Life— | Anderson St., Phone 659 R. A Rescue— Five Year’ 's Silence— And Then— fe: “Motion Pictures will | veel picture entitled, “Rambles in North~Dakota;”* which covers a trip be taken. Noise makers galore | taken by a party of tourists around) served from baskets for each of Rev. and M daughters, Ruth and S A helpful and entertah awall acd urged to attend. - s are cordially invited. Don’t forget the une and place, Jan. 3, 1:30 p. m., ; - the states ve ‘ rnd eyery guest as, seated in n had heen planneu touching-a1d | Ny Home Bismiarok Homnttals | Thay : a . ~ This latter picture is the most ela-) Banquet Hall Remeber there | developing the mental al. ph i Harel Host | AREY, } Seriiiel Goldwyn borate of the pictures produced for) .” 3 i . {| ‘cal and_ spiritual inter th | dil dtl / the department of immigration.| iS no extra charges for banque ale Refreshments 2 Pabetof-Abeseesn.| DAILY PHOTO 4 and Scenes from every section of Noxth| and luncheon. lend. the “avesing’s entertdinmént. ¢on ‘abst, of J ait “| | BISMARCK, NORTHL.DAKOTA Rex Beach Dakota, including all the state’s most | 5 a a | cluded with the singing”of songs. ah tor a Z| P fl the Northwest { ‘ noted scenic spots are shown. A vis-| GOLFERS AMBLE | é oe ft for Ab (nes/n all over the Northwest for Quality : Present mor! ning, where it is made to the famous Fort Ransom LEGION pier teacher in one of the publi district, near Lisbon, the © Killdeer | OVER COURSE AT & MAIL US YOUR FILMS % ANE TTT s \ A Clearance Sale Large Reducticrs in Hats’ and Waists Do not miss this opportunity as this meaiis big savings for you OPEN THIS EVENING Wishing All Gur Customers and Friends the Compliments of the Season Nielsen's Millinery & Waist Shop 420 Broadway ERTAINMENT The entertainment committee of mountains, the Badlands, the Turtle y TOT TT | the Women’s Auxiliary to the An Motntains, DesLacs Lake, the Pem- COUNTRY “CLUB ican Legion of w ch Mrs. bina mountains and the Devils Lake | is ers | Roberts is chairman, and Mrs. region.» All the larger cities of the 3: Gono 6 ambled soger the oe Mrs. Roan, Mrs, Bolion Henry ate ave visited including several} a the Bixmarek Country club the Misses Runey, Henry, Kelly and F views of Bismarck. y afternoon, Three goli- re members cee paul ood: Rapression they are ready forthe hous uorne Wilde, deputy commissioner rming party. tha Legion of immigration, who has been in| been played om the course in the | Wanming warty that the Begin al charge of the work of producing the| latter pert of December, byt 2d- «| pits» fancy and unique favors for | a | M \ , lé %films for the department states that| mit its “unusual.” \the “Cotillion’S members led by M Ie the pictures created a- splendid im- es pression ,on the moving picture pto- ple of Chicago. Mr. Wilde returned ou \ | Out of the Storm Adapted from the Famous Novel THE‘ TOWER OF IVORY b: GERTRUDE ATHERTON Cast Includes Barbara Castleton, John Bowers, Doris Pawn. Sidney Ainsworth and many other pepular stars of tae Screen YOU MUST ADMIT THAT WE HAVE THE BEST MUSIC IN_ BISMARCK + Our Pictures Are'Second to None. Show- ing at only the Largest Theatres in Min- neapolis and St. Paul _ Tonight ani Tomorrow 3 announ. ed five“holes. This, they i not the first time golf is about a week ago from~ Chicago, where with Mr. Holmboe of the pub- licity Film Co., he had been for the purpose of having the ptctures fea.) and Halen ed ea DRY AGENTS 1 TOW WATCH i PLACES ON ‘WHITE WAY’, (Continued from Page 1) statisticians gave. up trying to figure out the sum. | The din and probably the cost of the celebration was greatly dimin- ished under war-time prohibition in 4 par: r the New Year's: demonstration of 1920. , We stand upon the threshold of a New Year; a yea full of new hopes and new ambitions. Old timers sa id that all the “ginger” EATERY Se eee vineas eee : With this message I send my cordial greetings to my to make his bow, under Constitutional many patients and friends whose patronage and good will prohibition. In Sew York he will find have helped to make my business successful, and has made that times have-ct \ it possible to equip my office to its high degree cf efficiency, with splendid X-Rav equipment, making this the best equip- ped Chiropractic office in the Northwest. ORPHEUM THEATRE Special Matinee Tomorrew at 2:30 aera ns sat es eMs LETT Ap UUNNAGURLASNETNGCLETROUERGQAOOUDOCGOEEQQUUUOQOGASUUDOUQOEAOOSEONASUEREOUOUUDULUAULSTO UH a holiday service to Man- During the last twelve months we have z i It will be my earnest endeavor to give even better ser- 2 i vice in the future than he-etofore. + : SEE 2 endeavored to maintain ou our high standing in K 4 “ee ig MOTHERS FRIEND P ARYS. ENGE, D. ie Ph. C. ; the community by offering quality service / For Expectant Mothers Xx. Ray Laboratory Lucas Block i | Useo By Three GENERATIONS + Bismarek, N, D. y, Wri:a Pom BOOKLET om MOTHERHOOD amp we CABY, Fore | Ky | & zx a i] a | a | MipaorieLo REGULATOR Co., DEFT. 5-D. 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