The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 8, 1921, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1921. SENIORS MAKE ‘BIG HIT. WITH CLASS'PROGRAM Auditorium is Filled for Annual. ‘Class Night of Graduating Class ‘ Judging from the crowd that packed the auditorium last night the class of 1921 has a good jreputation for mak- ing their events interesting. The| P crowd was so large that the gallery was opened to accommodate it. The program was interesting throughout. Edith Rupp, who gave the valedictory, displayed her oratort- cal, aswell as ‘scholastic abilities, Margaret Smith, the salutatorian, gave lan tnteresting and appropriate talk. Genevieve Parsons, the class historian, had a quotation for each member of the class which made it. especially clever, Sarah Boyd talked on the fac- ity and told what endeared them to ‘the students. ; Philip Boise read the class poem and earned his laurel of poet laureate. Jerome Conway causea many ‘layghs with his class: prophecy. He eae ‘ouija board as’ his medium of revealing the future. / Robert George was his assistant. The class ,will, by Charles Burke, proved to be the hit of the evening. He was assist- ed by. Richard Elliston. Clara Ande:- son has a pleasing voice and her solo was-well received. She was accom- panied by ‘LaVerne Hollensworth. Mary Atkinson, the musician of the class, was splendid in’ both her solo rendition and her work on the clase song. The class song was sung by the entire’ class and was iollowed by ine usual yells. During the singing of the _clags song. pageant pamphlets wevc sold by sentor boys in thelr pageant costumes.- et {city NEws hot Confined to Home Joseph ‘Dietrich’ is. confined/ to his ee ¥ ill, Business Visitor. Mr. ‘and Mrs. Jeyonie Sievens from Washburn are business visitors in the elty. : Back From Cities, - Mr. Wingreene, who has been in tae Twin Cities for some time, returned today. 9 - Re.urus. to Farze, Mrs. L. R. Waldron, who has been visiting at the Thomas Hall home for, some time, left for Fargo today. i - Guest From Chicago, ‘ Miss Ruth Arnold, of Chicago, is, vis- iting at the home of her aunt, Mrs. |. W. Roan of Park-avenue. Here From Underwood. Mr. and Mrs. Charles ‘Tauer were in ‘from: Unidet wood’ yesterduy on a Bust: nes and pleasure trip.” Commissioncrs Meet County Pomuniesioders were in ses: sion again leigh county roads. Here For Banquet. ‘ Miss Alice Lewis, of Wilton, {3 ‘vis- iting in the city. Miss Lewis is here. for the alumni banquet Friday night. Returns From Case. Miss A. Juanita Glans, a nurse from the Bismarck hospital, has returned from Hazen, where she has been on a Mrs. ‘Martha Haas, ‘ot “Turtle Lake, was shopping in the city the first of the week. Mrs. Magdalene Haas ac- companied her. Washburn ‘Vi stark : ** (Mes ‘add? Mrs, Weber and. daughte: ‘of Washburn of Washburn are visiting in the city. Miss Weber was receiving medical treatment here., y On Western, Trip. ’ Mr. and Mrs. A.W. Lucas left for an extended trip in the west today. They. are stopping at all points of interest ~in the west. They expect to return! about the. first of Ju'y, coming back through Canada. Moves to New Home. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Floren, who have made their home at Person Court, have moved to their new home, 718 Mandan avenue, purcnased by Mr. and: Mrs. L. De Liguori. Steals Tools A thief entered the tool house of John L. Larson, contractor, on Sev- enth street, a block south of the N. P. tracks, and stole a number of small tools.: The thief entered by breaking the: leek off the door, Aatoist Arrested. ‘ Matt Grenow, of Mandan, is charge‘ with assault and battery on F. H. Adams, the result of an automobile collision at Fifth and Broadway about 7:30 o'clock last night. A wheel was THE WOMAN’S EXCHANGE Each day’ the Woman’s Ex- change is growing in prominence and the ladies are being con- vinced to the need of such an exchange, as they are sending many useful articles to be sold. We.are pleased: at all times to have the ladies send, Bakery gocds, such as Pies, Cakes, Can- dies and other articles to be sold at the Exchange. Romper Suits for children“ from one to six years of age sold at reasonable prices.. Out of town articles ico be received and placed on sal THE WOMAN’S EXCHANGE f Mrs. N.'W. Kelly. 211 Broadway torn off a collected folfowing t collision. ‘| hearing in the case was to'be eld be- fore Justice Dolan this afternbon: + Interesting Window Display, window at. Webb. Brother's store] « fs attracting a great deal of attention thig week because of the presence of the pictures of the graduating class:;| Edward. Chariebois, and. Ralph Her- The. window- contains séveral white|,bert, son of Mr. ‘ard’ Mrs. E. ". cylindera and the pictures are faatened| Herbert, decided to get married, and: to these. Each white cylinder i tied| Went to’ Fargo to dogo, with only a with blue and gold, the séniorclags| few friends being let im on the secret. MARRIEDINFARGO Miss Edythe Moore, daughter ofits, | bed ‘but’ is not believed to be seriously today. Yesterday the com-) laissiouers, viewed a number of :Bur- colors. The class colors are also u 4) as a decoration for the background. There {s a large:picture@of Prof. C. F. Bolt and one of Supt. J..M. Martin in the central part of the window. The: class motto, “Play the Game,” is sus-|+ pended between the two central cylin: ders. The window also contains som helpful. suggestions for graduation aa “LEGION MEMBERS ATTENTION Last regular. meeting of sum- mer tonight. Important busi- ness, / | OLD LADY GOSSIP ‘Has Come to Town never tell nothin’ you tor the Gossip i in TOMORROW’ We Kinericans Envy -The World’s Highest Standard of Living and this is‘not alone because ‘of our wonderful ;»atural resources, but because of our-good credit—of our confi- dence i in one another and in “Bein’ as you're such a good friend and ‘hear—Come up close and I'll tell you somethin’- — — — — Mig Moore ia employed, in the ‘state “TRE BISMARCK TRIBUNE be: Mrs. Chas. Liessman, Mra, Saran Ankerman, and Mrs. D. McGettigan. The-children of the Presbyterian Sabbath school are preparing for thetr program which will be given in. the church Sunday* morning at 1 There will be baptism of children‘also. .BANQUET fOR NURSES.” ‘The laat evening the: graduating clasg:of:the Bismarck Hogpital 'T ing school. was held at ‘the Grand’ Pa- cific hotel last;might when the alumni entertained: théfr new members ata library ,and: Mr, Herbert. is employed at. the “Carpenter Lumber company. Both are popular among the: ee people of the city. /PROGRAM AT CHURCH.- The following program will'be give: the Presbytertan church Thurs ifternoon at 3: ore Mexican in Our Midst”. rs. KE. M. pson “Rducational Work Among, Ow Spanish Americans”. Mrs, Geo Welch ‘Devotional service.Mrs. E. B. Woodard ‘Vocal ‘solo. 5 TRIBUNE. Miss Exene Schultz) The hostesses for the afternon will banquet. Covers were laid for thirty- ‘six. -The decorations were of pink tea ‘Have You Canned Your Strawberries Yet?, 4 - Here is one of the [Peter craters OUR grocer can help you solve a lot of, food problems every day. He always has a great variety of desserts on hand, lots saving prod, ts labor- sa products, and, all, Big Sioux Cockle Cate and Crackers. Patronize your grocer more often. our Institutions. «a The machinery of credit is within the bank.—An insti- , tution which has grown with the growth of our country and in which today we have greater reason for full reli- ance than has ever existed in the history of the world. , And what is true of the United States-is true of North < Dakota. It will go forward becaus2 of great majority of its citizens demand that it shall go forward.» Its financial institutions will take on increased importance and greater getline». x * * ati those who demand this join hand in hand against any force or endeavor that would tear down what others are constructing. , Bismarck Bank Look for the Big Sioux ‘Trademark roses and ferns. ‘At. 8 o'clock the alumni and geusts banqueted in the dining room. After the banquet the nurses joined in a theater party at the Eltinge. There were 21 nurses in the graduating class of 1921. - COMMUNITY COUNCIL MEETING The Saturday meeting of Community, Bouncil of Women was an unusually interesting ‘session. One of the chief reports was that of the Custer Park committee by the chairman, Mrs. Rob-| ert Orr. The original plan .of the ‘park is being adhered to and all do-; nations have been placed with that plan-in mind. Response for planting | HIS year, put up plenty ot strawberries at home in Ball Mason jars and:save from will soon be over. Can Strawberries NOW | from the receipts of their play a short has been most generous and the little |, park is coming on in a way to make, all rejoice. The Juniors of Bismarck High school are the banner donors up to now, having turned over $75 time ago. Final report on free miik was given by Mrs. Bangon and it was voted to discontinue the work through the sum- mer months. The welfare committee reported ac-| r tivity along several lines, Regular _ METHODIST AID. _ The fourth division of the Methodiet Ladies Aid society will meet at the home of Mrs. J. M. Farrell-at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon and*the first di- vision .witi- meet at the home of Mrs. R. BL same time. 5 Enge, 518 \Fifth street, at the ROYAL NEIGHBORS MEET. The Royal Neighbors will hold their ‘egular monthly meeting - tonight at. the Elks hall. present low price of sugar makes home-canning more profitable than ever. But don’t wait too long. The season meetings of the Contmunity Council will be held at the Civic Rest room through the summer months. What Causes Skin Troubles? Many of the fiery, itching troubles are due aolely_ to orders of the blood. Don’t pa) these impurities torture from, such have gotten rolled rom suc! taking S.S. 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