The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 25, 1921, Page 4

‘ _ barty at the lake. Social and | Personal} Miss Minnie Coulter a And A. J. Ostrander Married | At Home Of The Bride: Miss Minnie Coulter of Los Angeles | aud A. J. Ostrander of Bismarck’ were | marrfed at the bride's home in Los} Angeles. Thursday, July 14. Follow- nony Mr. and Mrs. Ostran- | automobile tour through} southern California and visited sev- | eral points in Northern Mexico. | Mr. Ostrander returned home to- day, but his wife was detained at Los | Angeles owing to the serious illness of her-father. | The bride is a sister of Mrs. G. D.| Mann and made her home. in Bis-) arck; for several years before! 4 to Los Angeles to be with| her parents. or a number’ of years! she was in the proof-reading depart- ment of The Tribune. The groom has’ lived ‘in Bismarck | for many years, where he has en-/| gaged extensively in the contracting) business. He is now employed at the} Bismarck ‘Water Supply company. Mrs. Ostrander hopes to, join her. husband in Bismarck ‘as soon as her father’s condition warrants her de-| parture. MILDE-ADLER NUPTIALS | A quiet home wedding took place at the home of -Mrs. Carl ‘White, 416} Twelfth street, when her daughter, | Miss Bertha, was united in-matrimony | with Mr. Merle R. Adler of this city. | Mr. Adler ‘is the son of Mr. and Mrs. | Samuel Adler of Brocket, N. D., Mr.; Adler being present. The ring. cere- mony was read by Rev. H. C. Postleth- waite of the Presbyterian church: Aneng the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Herman, ‘Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Bae and Mr. ‘and Mrs. C. W. Petersug_all residents of the city. The attendants"and witnesses were Edward Milde’ and Migs’ Matilda Schmidt, | After the wedding ‘dinner the young péople departed ‘on the-¢vening train for a honeymoon among fhe,dastern | lakes after which they will return to Bismares for their permanent resi- lence. CROWD AT LAKE ISABELLE i A great number of Bismarck peo-| ple spent the day. at Lake Isabelle; yesterday. An estimate, of the num- ber there was given as around 250. In one _party were Mr. and Mrs, William Falconer and daughter Helen; Mr, and Mrs. 0.’ E. Anderson, and daughters, Ariel and Arllys; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Saylor and daughter. Helen, Mrs. Wm. Zeamer, and L. F. Bechtold and A, Livdahl. Another party. was made up of Mr. and Mrs, £, J. Tay- tor, Miss Vera Kaupaf and George Will and daughter, Margaret. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coplin and Mr. and Mrs, George te Russ and their family were another FROM ‘WILTON Mr. and Mrs. John, Noon. of Wilton | motored to Bismarck yesterday. They returned to Wilson last night taking their young son, Oliver, who has been ill at the St. Alexius hospital, to. Wil- ton with them. PARTY POSTPONED. : The Royal Neighbor party which swas to have been given Tuesday night’ at the home of Mrs. E. J. Schultz, has been postponed until: a date to, be an- nounced later. : ‘ RETURNS FROM LAKES Mrs. F. A. Copelin returned yester- day from the Detroit lakes where she has been visiting for the past two weeks, HERE FROM WASHBURN Mr. and Mrs. James McCullough of Washburn, spent the day in the city; and on ayshopping trip. and: on busi-| ness.. TO MINNEAPOLIS i Andrew Miller of 220 Thayer| street left last’ night for Minneapolis, | where he has gone on a business trip. RETURNS. FROM VACATION Miss Marie Mallory has returned from a two weeks’ vacation to Minot, Underwood and Garrison. TO TEACH SCHOOL Miss Adeline McLean of Hay Creek township, was in the city Saturday on business. Miss McLean was a mem- ber of the last graduating’ class ot| TONIGHT Lt. Ormer Locklear: The greatest flyer the world has! ever known in Skywayman The thrilling photo-drama_ in which Lt. Locklear lost his life in an unfortunate accident which hurled him crashing to earth, : SEE The terrific night battle be- tween planes. The airplanes landing on a hotel :otunda. ates enemy planes destroy- tC lecklean climbing from his plane to a speeding train. The airship crashing into a steeple. A panaeet other DISMARCTZ THEATRE thrilling transacting business in Bismarck to- jay. | Bismarck. | transacting ‘business in the oly, Sat- Get a basket for baby! . Just a plain dles is all: you need. The. splint makes a light, aigy, comfortable seat for the Jittle lady and. she's much easier to on your arm. The basket is an excellent idea for the ‘Bismarck ‘high school. and was in to ‘sign her contract to ‘teach’ Grass \ Lake township, next year. | TO, YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL ‘| < * PARK H Mr. and Mrs:.G. A. Zimmernfin “and | daughters, Jessie, Margaret and Belle, of Plan, Iowa were in: Bismarck the last of the. week. | Tii and from there will go to Velowatoge National Park . x MEETING CALLED. A special meeting of the First Bap- tist church, pulpit committee has been, called for. next. Thursday: evening, at eight o'clock. The purpose of this Meeting is to elect a’ candidate for the; local pastorate. The ‘pulpit: for, the! month. of August will also, be consid- | ered. ON EXTENDED TRIP Mr. and Mrs, L.'H. Carufel left yes-| terday. for Fargo and the lakes where| they will .stop for a. short’: time.| They are‘making the trip by'car and{ will vigit ‘points in the: east7-before returning. ‘to, Bismarck; HERE FORM BEGAN * | A. Gerberdine of Regan motored: ‘io! Bismarck yesterday, and spent.the day | visiting here. Mrs. Gerberdine who| has been visitng friends here ‘for sev-| eral days returned .with Mr. Gerberd- | ne. TO, ROBINSON Mrs, Morris of Robingon, N. D. who | has been iil here for some time el this morning for her home. Mrs. O. Kleve accompanied her and will make | a short visit in Robinson. MOTHER DIES AT STAPLES | William H. Robinson of the Singer } Sewing machine company. received | word of the death of..his mother ati Staples, Minn. No. 2 for Staples. ENTERTAIINS FOR SON Mrs. S. B. Toney of Ave. B. enter- tained a group of ‘mothers: and their children for her little. son, Malcolm. Mrs. Toney served a dainty lunch at the cloge of the\ pleasant afternoon. TO PARK RIVER Pastor ‘at large'C. W. Finwall left for Park River where, he is expected to secure funds to rebuild the Baptist edifice recently destroyed by fire. SHOPPING HERE Mr. and Mrs. C. Haas and baby of Turtle Lake were shopping in the city. FROM FARGO. Mr. and Mrs. B.A. Langland of. Far- go spent the week end in the city vis- iting friends. VISITS AT FORT RICE Miss atbryn Brown’ spent the week en SHOPPING HERE Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ranstad of MINNEAPOLIS VISITOR W. E. Billet of. Minneapolis was TO GRAND FORKS morning for Grand Forks where she will visit friends. RETURN TO HAZELTON Harry Hubbard and Walter Pen- warden, left this morning for Hazel- ton, after spending. the weekend in ON. SHOPPING TOUR Elmer Josephson of Wing, was urday. IN HOSPITAL Mrs. Harold Sorenson of Fifth street is confined to the Bismarck hos- pital for medical treatment. e LEAVES HOSPITAL. Frank Reed, postmaster here who has been confined in the Bismarck hospital left for his home today. VISITING HERE BABY BASKET IS COMFORTABLE BABY IN HER BASKET market basket, with two. strong han; |i Part of fth tote -about than if you just take her}; | Editor Tribun, Mr. Robinson ‘left. on|, visiting friends in Fort Rice. |, Regan were in. the city-on a shopping Tip. z Miss Josephine White left this |‘ "Aas her automobiling, With little effort on the tened betwen’ the. seats, thus mak! ‘baby and mother much more comfort-| (able than if the child. has to be held: for a long-‘drive. It is a ‘good idea to reinforce th) handles of the basket on the under. side with ‘strong. wire, PEOP PLES? FORUM || en, Permit, a former. resident, of: Bis- | Marck, and. always its well; wigher, to! first congratulate its people. on the. many evidences of their progressive spirit and their kick at the damnable, cket ot Tee cut-outs and the habit! ” engines.on autos that pre- ven, meee and: destroy. all the good ions. L never heardanything,| 1 this: noise Saturday evening ~ [FORMER BISMAR€K~ GIRL IS. DEAD! Word hag been 1 reveivedith, heoacnes ot the death of Miss Mibeta) Kel daughter of Mr, and M si Ir bert, of Minneapo! BA Rg TOsisenLS: of Bismarck, Mj: jams WAS, about 14 years old. tals: 489 of: FA OLE WHOS VR Catherine thadn’t turned? otier had. expect jay thick on the Nabe Ui > 'Gfothés, bac! laundry and} needing mend}, a heapeon. “the sewing. tabl [ N janted. them,; raghed; anal put thémeon; holes and, all. u Catherine. was ‘good enough, at heart. She’ meant to do'things and: uy annoyed “hen: ‘tremendously: to,;.J her hougsginysuch disorder. And then; there was thi sofia his, wife complained about’tilm,‘s9) times. ‘Tom’ hkver ‘hung, anythin His spjled; cbiiars’ one’ could’ ust find; hapeine On. a door knob. or happ ju, “on, the floor inste of in the He bag, where’ they He longed.* His, wife hat mingled itso! uh in the u but\'sinog: the smal folk: fi heavy. irritable; peek ‘| looked ‘a to thelr: moth stand how. two, people ‘brow. ht: uj such’ an “exce' duingly nel él ‘one gummer. ant Tiber. ‘familie tome for a, visit gt the same’ tine:? Aud)! . then Tom's wife, a yragticab’ ele lady who took things. ‘in, at a;-glance, | discovered: that Tom really wasn’t so much" to “blame so much’ after: ali and: that was more victim’ than | anything else: * “I know. ‘now what's, the tronbl: with Tom add’ why you aren't proud: of your, daughter’s home,” 8 ‘laughed one morning when, she ste} ped into ‘the room Catherine occupies ‘just in. time to see her, mother. lift a negligee: from, -a. chair, and ‘hang, neatly away. “You've. loyed. them so much that Catherine aia Sharon, P: Vayatetoaly disap- : father,'B,-V. R dolph, also of Sharon. ‘ $50,000: ransom: and contained e. son if the police: were notified. The letter | $1,500 aped man: has a’ wife and: two (Left) Frederick |: manded ing father. . Above pictures show the children: ( ue and (right) Frank Buhl Randolph, age 2, ) the missi | Cali ees lone! Bxequ- Although: he was, toetz-one, yearsola]| when the ‘World. war. started, .Chartes, member, :..0! national. ex,|' @ and most,of that night, even in the} country. towt-ia! which 1. now. live and where the people are not expected to be so “up to the minut sin Bis- marck. I had supposed ‘this “opencut-out”’ nuisance had ben abaited in alf cities of: the’ pretensions ot Bismarck, but ‘notice that some of my old, friend: ‘the “first people” of ‘the’ city, whol: j would faint at an intimation of, their being a second: behind; the: times— are among the worst offenders. It ‘would be a great pleasure to come to Bismarck if one. could ‘be as- sured of ‘not having“a-sdwmill started| | every few moments under ‘one’s, win-|- dow.. But perhaps the writer-has been. spoiled for city ‘life through, be- jing nightly lulled to ‘Nature's sweet restorer” by the cricket's love song; and. the symphony of the little green; fellows ‘in the distant’ slough, ity she should. seek to. simulate. the sylvan quiet to. which her guests. are acustomed by subduing the. cut-out fiends and murdering the ‘tin pan ar ists who furnish inspiraton nightly to, house-top frolickers and past mid- | night feeders! A VISITOR CARD. OF PHANKS 3 We wish to thank the many friends; who assisted us during the prepara- ance and their. tribute to their fallen friends, for,their kinds words of con. solation in Sir bereavement. Mr. andMrs. J. P. McGarvey and. family. For.shirts. B. & N. Cloths Shop, 413 Broadway. Try our Ice Cream at at Clifford’s, Cafe. . 40 cents a quart. in Wall-street, New:York. That ig a, imetal’bars;" If this be so and: Bismarck; is <0) thy maintain her reputation for hospital-]: ‘| come: in tions for the list services for our son}: ‘and brother, Ralph McGarvey, to the}: former service men for their assist-|' ‘comrade in arms, and to the many. ay Gold valued at-15. hundred million stacked .in bars and pilés of coin wéignis Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Helling, of Minot,| war almost every’ trans-atlentic liner” tha Van residents of Bismarck. are at| Foreign’ coins ate; melted ‘and cast’ int; you've crippled,them! You started. taj .when the: ere little fole doing | everything never form thing. for 1) ues did it bee ‘ou. were. ‘fo fc of ue a Wer: AS: she lookt ars from |. the, time ‘they: Undir first steps, ane. ized that in her desire}, to, be: bie #ke had haygicapped | her} own chile she had'mag@g;them too; isevenen i re pert 2 oie and ine anid ‘Exclusive: Meat “Market, i Bo appreciate. just how. big the. ‘clearance valyes are at Lucas’—. and see: for instance, | the beautiful silk dresses that | are ‘priced at $14.50, LEAVES: FOR CANADA. Mig; ; Nell « Depley.. of Aberdéen, yashington, who: ‘has been, visiting re, the ‘guest of Mrs. A. M. Fisher. left last: night; for, Omaha, Nebraska, ' where she will, spend about, two, weeks. visiting splend. Fer fata, Hf you.-are, troubed: with ants or, j tepaenes, and happen to live near ‘a wth ‘of elderberry bushes, try: put- ting come of the; leaves: op your, cup- ne epee ya'll find it'll drive dollars. is stored: pabeay office, “fifth. ‘of the *wor oe eS It-is oes War. be ‘picture shows weighing. | {oo of the American’: ~Legion, served) cwit hb © digtinction}:: ceptional devotion, to duty while: un der. bombardment: by the enemy's i -_ Commissioned” @ captain ‘fn the Re- mount: <Setvice in: ‘August, 1917, Mr. ring: the: Meuse-Argoane of: Kendrick: trained‘at Camp: Dix, 7 :aud was ‘sent-overseas in July, 19 ‘attachéd:to the Twenty-sixth division}, ‘ig remount. officer. that~ division during the St. -Mihiel drive,.and ‘at the opening of the Meuse- Argonne push was, made remount offi: He served with ‘cer: of. the Fifth. Army. corps... After tha armistice he was: promoted. to.ma- ; Jor, and. discharged: from-service. in Webruary, 1919, ‘ Mr... Kendrick's. dexotion to Legion}; affairs during-the time he.was a‘mem- ber of the state executive committee of: California on the. national ‘body. = Press Women Are inte: u “The. Women's: Press ‘clays WH York. city: has become:;tnterested: {1 ‘American Legion welfere : work “has cones: ward at Fox Hills ‘hos: n <Estand, New York; con- ta nf 7) digabled veterans. The ‘ifthe. material is Suck * ‘stnétch: fs of. window boxes for the vari redid pitals where ex- -service men oa treated has become popular jwith [fF f organizations. The. school; chil pee of Leonia, N. J., collected fuhds and'beught a window box for the fios- saa ; committes visite the hospital i supplying the men with{#™: clothing, _ tobacco” and] . An idea ‘sponsored by of, providing “ oe at’ it will broidery an O!Henry Comedy. ee EAM” q ey ihe the Rex | grder, in redec- nea CAGE IN ORE FIBLDS Second Decrease is Made on the | Minnesota Iron Range «’ Duluth, July 25.—Additlonal reduc- tion of the. 10:pen cent, in, the-wages of its 10,000 miners and further curtail- ment. of operation, inxtbe Lake Super- for district, was announced today by the Oliver ‘Iron Mining company, a subsidiary of the United States’ Stevi ‘Corporation. The. wage cee becomes effective Aug: 1, The. Oliver: firm which has @xten- sive holdings on the Mesabe and Ver- million ranges. in .Minnegota and on the Gogebic range. in Michigan made its first wage reduction since the war on May: 16 when 20 per cent was sliced: from the payfoll’ of ite 11,000 | miners. This force has~since been | reduced to 10,000, many of. whom are only? working on-a part-lime basis. POLICE CHIEF - ‘SHOT BY BANDIT Robber Gets Between $590. and $4,000 of Street Car Cash: Eau’ Claire, ‘Wis. ‘July 25.—Elmer Sundby, chief-of police here, was fatal- ly wounded/at noon today when he was shot twice by a highwayman who an ‘hour béfore had held’ up and*robbed ‘Evans Evanson, messenger ‘for the Wisconsin“ and Minnesota Light and i Power. company, of between $500 and Evanson was leaving the. car barns carrying two bags‘ of: money contain- ing between, $600 and $1,000, the Sun- 'day street car receipts when the man forced. him into the car barn and rob- In Bismarck’s choicest aging district, price-is right, thor. oughly modern. . This home has six fine rooms, full base- . ment, furnace heat, sewer, water’, bath, lights, gas, hard- - wood floors and finish, built by owner: for: ‘home Garage, trees and very: pretty: lot.” - Immediate possession can be: given. You will appreciate seeing this complete property. “A REAL BARGAIN ON EASY TERMS. $4500.00, “HENRY & HENRY. Phone 961 ~ Houses-and Lots. For Sale in All Parts, of ‘the City. "COME HERE FOR YO ~ SELK.SHIRTS In, buying a 4th Street ; Shirt-the most E Taportant considera- ae connected with the: purchase, is: what ‘store ‘has the t varieties of' patterns to choose from. You natur- at ‘want to. make your pick from a well assorted’ stock and: you, will go, to, the store who carries a ‘complete. line. With us you will find the most'complete. and largest “line of Silk Shirts to meet your fancy: and. al so reason- able in price. | Br @N. Clothes Shop 413 Broadway . Kinograms.. Direction. Valleau Theaters Company & - ‘FONIGHT MARY PICKFORD in” “THE LOVELIGHT” : Sarees Topics of the Day Tiumdbas= rupiycearinoay JAMES 0. CURWOOD'S. .“THE GOLDEN SNARE” Matinee Daily st 2:30 with Lewis Stone. “THE BRANDED WOMAN” “THE GREAT ADVENTURE? sess < +. « 4SCRAB: IRON” Set jms) te be