The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 30, 1921, Page 4

Social and Personal SUCCESSFUL DANCE. One of the most delightful and suc- cessful dancing parties of the season was given last night at the McKenzie roof garden by the Bismarck local of the’ Typographical Union. Mor than 100 couples enjoyed the covl breezes of the roof garden and the dancing until a late hour. The dance was a benefit to aid in paying expenses of a delegate of the union to the na- tional convention in Montreal. public support accorded the dance. TO JAMESTOWN. Miss Muriel Robinson left yesterday | for Jamestown, where she will spend the week-end with Loretta Wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wright. Part of the visit will be, spent at the Wright cottage at Spirit- wood lake and Monday evening there will be a masquerade on the court house lawn where Major Wright re- sides. MAKE FAST TRIP. J. O. Lyngstad, deputy state treas- urer, and his brother, H. 0. Lynggja¢, president of the Citizen’s State Bank of Rugby, have returned from a fish- ing trip in Minnesota. They made fast time in an auto on the return, leaving a point in Minnesota 45 miles; north of Fargo at 6:05 A. M., and ar- riving in Bismarck at 3:15 P, M. TO KILLDEER MOUNTAINS. Mr. ‘and Mrs. William Falconer and daughter, Helen, Mr. and Mrs C. E. Anderson and daughters, Ariel and Arllyss, L. J. Becktoldt, and Mrs. J. B. Sayler and daughter, Helen,. left this morning on a motor trip througa the Killdeer. Mountains and the Bad Lands. Mr. Sayler will join the party at Dickinson. RETURN FROM TRIP. Miss Jean Campbell returned yes- terday from Werner and the Killdcer Mbuntains, where she has been on 4 two weeks’ trip. H2. mother, Mrs. Neil Campbell, and Miss Effie Camp- bell have also returned from their va- cation trip to Fergus Falls. DEGREE OF HONOR MEETS. The regular meeting of the Degree of Honor will be held Tuesday, August 2, dt the home of Mrs. John Reuter, Apartment R, at the Rose apartments. All members are requested to attend as there will be important business. CAPITOL GIRL MARRIED. Word has been received of the mar- riage of Miss ‘Ida Engen, formerly of the state tax commissioner's office. and Mr. Beal, at Kintyre, the home of Miss Engen, last Satutday. They wili! reside in’ Medina, Mr. Beal being’ in the elevator business, RETURNS TO HOSPITAL Miss Ruth Korn of Marion, N. D., formerly ‘of the Bismarck’ hospital, has returned to the hospital to her| former position. Miss Korn left for; her home on account of illness. TO NAPOLEON. - Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Smith and fam- ily, and Mrs. A. V. Nordquist and fam- ily of Napoleon, who have been vis-| iting in the city since Thursday re- turned to their home tcday. AT METHODIST CHURCH. Rev. George B. Newcomb will oc- cupy the pulpit of the McCabe Meth- odist church on Sunday morning. The sermon Sunday morning will be oa “The Real Source of Strength.” | HERE FROM SUMMER SCHOOL. Harry Janke of Underwood, visited friends in the city the past two days., Mr. Janke has just returned from Val- levy City, where he attended summer school. RETURNS HOME TOMORROW. Mrs. Rolla Ferry of Wing, who has been visiting her brother, Robert Wal- ton, and her sister, Mrs. F. E. Titus} here, leaves for her home tomorrow. RETURNS HOME ‘Miss Imogene Ward, who has been visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Burt Finney, returned to her home! at Minnewauken, N. D. GUESTS FROM GRAND FORKS Mrs. J. G. Moore and two daugh- ters, Marjorie and Helen, and Dr. John! Moore of Grand Forks, are visiting at! the C. W. Moses home on Park Ave. “ON VACATION. ! Mrs. Edith Germain leaves. tonight) for Duluth and the lakes where she will spend a two weeks’ vacation. GLEN ULLIN VISITOR. Misses Pearl and Blanche Carter of Glen Ullin are visiting friends in the! city for several days. ¢ HERE OVER WEEK-END, Mrs. G. S. Duncan of Haliday came ‘to Bismarck yesterday and will spend) the week-end here visiting friends. VISITING HERE; Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Gilbertson and K. K. Livdahl of Velva are in the; city visiting at the G. N. Livdahl) home on Eighth street. VISITING SON. Mrs. G. L. Gilman, of Plymouth, Wis., is visiting in the city the guest of her son, M. B. Gilman. TO MINNEAPOLIS | William Ankenmann left this morn- ing for Fort Snelling, St. Paul, where he will join the Citizen’s Military Training camp. TO DETROIT LAKES. Mrs. Charles Owens left this morn- ing for Fargo and the Detroit lakes, | where she will visit for about two weeks, HERE ON WAY TO LAKES Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hernett and son of Burnstad, were visiting in the city yesterday. They were on their way to the Detroit lakes. VACATION AT LAKES. Misses Blanche and Laura Doorley, of Bismarck, and Mable Amiot, of St. Major | | Minn, | FROM MONTANA. | Bismarck. i | VISITORS IN CITY. \ | | jare guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. |Tragart, 519 Fourth street, over Sun- | day. | —_——__—— \ HERE FROM HAZELTON berer of Hazelton, The/ friends in Bismarck yesterday. committee is grateful for the generous | FROM UNDERWOOD Tine and Auto Co. was here from Un- derwood yesterday on business. TION. day from a month’s vacation to Min- reapolis and St. Cloud, Minn. RETURNS FROM VACATION Miss Emma Lind has returned from a two weeks’ vacation at her home at Millbank, 'S. D. ON SHOPPING TRIP Miss Madeline Frank of Dickinson, was shopping in the city yesterday. SPECIAL DINNER SUNDAY NIGHT ON THE ROOF Special dinner will be serv Sunday night in the beautiful dining room a-top the McKenzie, recognized as North Dakota’s most unique and attractive place for dining service. Musical pro: served from six to eight . 1 | CHURCH NOTES | ——— ; ST. MARY'S PRO-CATHEDRAL, 8 o'clock a: m. Low Mass and Holy Communion. and English sermon, 9:15 a.m. Low Mass and German sermon. _ 10:30 a. m. High Mass and Hog- Ush sermon. Father Hiltner, Pastor. McKENZIE & STERLING CIRCUIT. Moffit—Preaching service 10:30 a Sterling—Preaching service 12:15, noon. Sunday school 1:00 a: m. McKenzie—Preaching service 8:00; » A-cordial invitation is: extended to everybody. Rev: Wm. Schoffstall,: Pastor: ‘FRINITY. LUTHERAN CHURCH, Corner Avenue C. and 7th St. Morning services at‘ 11' o’clock. Sec- Special music. You are welcome. = | MeCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 10:30 Preaching by the Rev. Georgé B. Newcomb. > + ‘ ‘ iy M. Sunday school. Classes for all. 7:00 P. M. Epworth League, FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH. Seventh Street and Avenue D. Morning. service, 10:30: Sunday school at 12 noon. Evening service at 8 o’clock. All are cordially invite? to attend these services. E. F. Alf-| son, pastor. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY. Corner 4th St. and Ave. C. Sunday service at 11 A. M. Subject: “Love.” Sunday school at 9:45 A. M. Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock. A reading room is open in the church building every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday zrom 2 to 4 P. M. All are welcome to attend these services and to visit the reading room. EVANGELICAL CHURCH. Corner Seventh and Rosser Sts., C. F. ‘ Struts; Pastor.’ German ‘sermon, 9:30 A. 'M. | All bther services are conducted in the English language. - Sunday school, 10:30 A. M. Address; ‘Barnabas, the Ideal Chrigtian,” 11:30 ‘A.M. Young People’s Alliance: . Topic,' “Christian Progress Among the Indians.” A live meeting. Don’t miss it: Evening ser- mon, “Do We Neew a New Bible?” by the pastor. A live. prayer servic ‘ruesday evening 8 o'clock. Come any find out for yourself. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. H. C. Postlethwaite, Minister. Morning service: at 10:30,’ Theme: “The Great Call.’ Special music, Junior Sunday: school’ at 9:30." All other departments at 12 m. The day wii! be cool and there should be a record attendance. Hvening worship at 8:00 a short talk that will help. Special) music by the Young People’s choir under the direction’ of ‘Mrs. D. C. Scothorn. Bring your friends. The pastor will be absent a number of pabpaths. Rev. John Henry Boose .of Marinette, Wisconsin, will preach the first three Sundays in August. He will be on the field much of the time and it is hoped that the people may become well acquainted. SPECIAL DINNER SUNDAY NIGHT ON THE ROOF Special dinner will be served Sunday night ia the ‘beautiful dining room a-top the McKenzie, recognized .as North Dakota's most unique and attractive place for dining service. ‘Musical pro- gram from six to ten, dinner served from six to eight. NOTICE City drinking water should be | boiled until further notice. Dr. C. E. Stackhouse, Health Officer. All members of A. 0. U. W. are requested to meet at K. P. ecb bgeacidiae) ay Paul, formerly a resident . here,—are. spending their vacation at Detroit; Miss Cora Suckow, who was called! 4 P to Inverness, Mont., on account of the| Wing, are the ‘parents of a baby boy illness of her sister, has returned to/D0rn here, Mrs, George Appert and Mrs. Kal-' were visiting» part to Go 31 . Tn Sunday school 11:00 a. m. — | mon by Rev. G. A. Larsen of Fargo. |. ‘Hall, Sunday at 2:00 p. m. to at- tend the funeral of Brother Wil- Baby Boy Mr. and Mrs. P. G. McGaffery 0; Baby Girl ,of a ‘baby girl this morning, Getting Along Nicely } (red Peterson, well known hotel | ting along nicely today. Petit Larceny Charge | Mr. and Mrs. es ‘Dew re RETURNS FROM MONTH'S VACA-) piven a" 45 icy ee ied pepe leach in police court on a petit larceny Miss Nettie Gaulke returned yester-| charge. Police alleged that they took from the home of | people who were absent from the \eity and at whose house they were ; Some articles staying. Mrs. Frasier Passed Away ‘Mrs. Annie ‘Frasier of Tacoma | Wash., died at‘her home last Wednes- Mrs. (Frasier was a sister of Mrs. A. F. sicDonald of 520 | day, July 27. | Eighth street. She was very wel | known here, having visited the Mc- | Donald family every summer until | round the pool ts settled. Trees and | last year when her health would not | Shrubs will be planted, with a laws ‘Burial will take place at | in front of the bath-house fronting’on | permit. | Brainerd, Minn., on Monday. | SWIMMING POOL IS FORMALLY | GIVEN TO CITY AND KIDBJES | TAKE'FIRST SPLASH IN TAD | i Continued: from Page! 1) gram from six to ‘ten, dinner/ Pool. Then there wus a desire on our} Dot intend to: lose interest in it,.and nething in a constructive | will ‘do ahything the lodge can do a3j ek; Our Own Home! an ‘orgafiization to improve or beau- We do not want to leave the| tify the place. q over al Elks, who not only helped in a fi- nancial way, but gave generously and willingly ‘their: time, their work and their enthusiasm, “When the City Commission kindly pool on city property, it was agreed that we’ would at tts completion ‘turn the. poo! over to the City free of debt and that thereafter its: government and maintenance would be assumed by thé Gity Commission for the City —there being only.-one. proviso, and that is that the pool is to be free to boys’ and girls under sixteen years of age. but since we have raised about $8,500 and the cost will be about $11,000.00, ‘there will be a deficit: of approximate- ly $2,600.00, which it will’ be ‘neces: sary for the Blks Lodge to pay and it will also be! necessary for us to reimburse our Treasury in some way. | However, while we will promise not} to put any ‘more direct. drives for patronize various forma of emtertain used for making up this deficit. “Mayor Lenhart, on behalf of the members of Bismarck Lodge No. 1199 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, I have the honor and the pleasure of handing you this key and formally presenting to you this Pool for the people of Bismarck and we hope it will be a source of enjoy- ment: for all the men and women and boys and girls of our. City.” Commission Accepts Mr. Lenhart said: “The citizens of Bismarck and the city commission accept this splendid swimming pool with a great deal of pleasure and with confidence that it means much to the youth of our city, Its successful completion stands as a monument to the public spirit and abflity of the officers and members of Bismarck lodge No. 1199, Benevolent. Protective Order of Elks. It repre- sents the generous a‘:d progressive spirit of all of the city, many of whom have made sacrifices in order to con- tribute to the swimming pool fund. “The city commission ini welcoming -Foresee There is no one that “can prevent or foresee the possibil- ity of a tornado. Sometimes preceded by sultry weather, again out of a clear sky, the writhing wind tears and twists into shapeless; masses everything in its way. Hartford Tornado Insurance helps to: take the burden of worry from the property owner’s shoulders. Insure today—here. MURPHY “The Man Who Knows Insurance.” Bismarck, N. D. | | Baby Boy Mr. and Mrs. John Piatt Dunn of bone Shields are th rel bi | : Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Smith, of Fargo, | born ak ths Si perents pie eeby boy that. the citizena.of the city have done (Mr. and Mrs, C. C. Seely of 501 fifteenth street announce the arrival | man, who is ill in St. Alexius hospi- ; tal where he was operated upon for | 3.-0. Hendricks of the Bismarck | #PDendicitis, was repcrted to be get- |imprescion’ that-thte: Elks’ alone’ are responsible for this pool, but *we do want to extend due credit, acknow~ ledge our appreciation and express,} Project: was given ‘today by Mr. Flelds| our thanks to: evéry: man and woman} jn his talk. “Not only were there li and every boy and girl who has gen-} eral erously helped to put this proposition “There were many special instances] many merchants gave materials at of interest and generosity I would like| cost: No’ individual names of donors for you to know, if they could ‘be.-re- cited without disclosing a confidence} teresting stories of 33 or causing embarrassment, but I do want to especially thank the individu- gave us their permission to build this “The pool’ is -practically: complete,| funds, you probably will be asked to Wilk Robi ment, the proceeds of which will be THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE 4hits Aplendid effoort of-the Bike i an zation and of all the citizens = who cooperated believes that the pool B HELD SUND Y will provide a place not only for en- i 4] ba ey Ff jae Joyment of the youth and adults of! Rat Ee SUS Saas the'city but is a long step forward in| Funeral services for Wilton Robidou the improvement of the moral.as well | Will be held Sunday afternoon at 3:30 as physical being of our boys and/at St. Mary’s' church,’ ‘The ’ girls by giving them a wholesome| cortege will leave'thé house a place for recreation. It is one of the|m. Pallbearers are biggest and most important things|F. W. Snyder, Walter Bahmer, Robert ‘F. | {La France. Father SI and interment will be "FUNERAL: WIL; f in the matter of the public welfare. Too often in the past the community. has been saddened by news that a Nittle boy in search of recreation has - lost his life in the river or a deep hole in the creek. Let us hope that with the completion’ of the swimmiing pool! | 1; the community“will not have to again} fael this wave of sadness. We have a splendid recreation spot, a pa. of Custer park. There is great possibility: for the deyelopment of sf ‘. fa Custer park into one of the beauty Which, thou; sounds ‘gome- spots of the. cit: Let the boys and what Involved and perhaps, even y. | enigmatic, is but'a vety simple girls and citizens remember that the aay utd swimming pool, la’ the pool of all the| 2%4 very truthful statement. Fifteen months ago @ son was citizens and to not only maintain it : eT in good condition ‘but to cooperate’ in pore to My a es Rogree E. improving! it”? | bi PP Oe yas 7 “Elks Lead Way. Brothers, it happend, ig a’ wal ing the Mhope that now, since it} thers He ‘had been ge ing the really is amunitipal swimming pool.) podge Brothers’ car ‘a toni ‘time that everybody will feel an interest in] ang was exceedingly proud‘of it. ‘ and mp s€and ‘maintain it a8/~ He was also exceedingly Proud 3 5 “pe | his son. So’ her decided on a It ts probable that the Elks, In con-) - simultaneous tributh’ to the’ ‘two. {junction with ‘other . citizer¢, will! ‘The. youngster’ ‘was ‘christened beautify the groyd when the ground) “Dodge.” 8 fi 17 : Master Dodge ‘Brothers ig a very ‘bright young gi ntleman and gives promise’ of achiev; nown quite in pl the weight of ‘his nat OLD TIMERS IN_., A “@OME'BACK” Cleveland, July 30.—Old time pro- YOUTH TOBEAR . NAMBOF)AN'TO. Dodge Brothers, Inc.. is an-in- -. stitution but Dodge Brothers is an individual, U ‘ Broadway. An‘ arbor -may be erected on the open: court beiween the ‘water and the bath-house, and: vines trailed over it,’ providing: shade. While the Elks are turning*'the pool over to the city, -P. R. ‘Pields, head of the lodge, | emphasized the fact that the Elks do h team of veteran sand. lotterg, 11,'to 6, the event being one’ of the features| + \of Cleveland's §125 " anniversary «cel- ebration. 5 f Mies tReet of the citizens and Individuals’ in the All m contributions from citizens: men, women and children—but many| Cy Young, the only ‘pitcher who | Fe Regt voluntarily labored on the pool and| ever won 500 major league games, | Fall, $1 went to the box atthe outset-of the tend ‘th contest with Chief’ Zimmer, his ‘old catcher, behind the bat; Each is over} > 50 years. old. aay YE heh Bf The old timers 'infleld was the sime that Played for Cleve:and in 1902, 03 and '05—Charlie Hickman on_ first, Lajoie on second, Terry Turner. at short and Bill Bradley on’ third. have been made ‘publi fut many in- 8 ice could be told by the Elks’ committee were they permitted to do so. ‘The pool was built under the dire tion of a building committee of Elks composed. of Robert Webb, chairman; No. an error did it make. Chow Gray and J. P. French. ed Oriental | was general chairman of the organi- dance a MAKES IT 37. New York, July 30.—Ruth made his thirty-seventh homer against Cleve- land. zation. P. R. Fields. as exalted ruler of the ‘lodge, was. director-general of operations and L, K. ''hompson, lodge secretary, gave valuable aid. ‘The en- }thusiastic and efficient supervision of the building.of the swimming pool hy John L, Larson:is praiséd by the com- mittee. H FROCKS Taffeta silk and gingham are com- bined in some of the new summer irgcks, one tather « striking’ ‘model |employed alternating’ panels of black ‘taffeta ‘and lavender checked gingham in-its'skirt. i > | MB, A. NOTICE het id All members of ‘the ‘Bismarck Lodge No. 1018 Modern Brother-|, thood of America are requested i. cn at. Grant Marsh, Lh dent. 7! lain street, Sunday aflerneoal 1:30 pim. to attend the funeral of our late Brother French farmers are moving to town: Like us, the back-to-the-farm mové- ment isthe way people are turned, |~ not headed. if All members of A. 0. U. W. are requested to meet at K. P. Hall, Sunday at 2:00:p. m. to at- tend the funeral of. Brother Wil- ton Robidou. TRIBUNE WANTS—FOR RESULTS CALL FOR PAYMENT OF CITY OF BISMARCK WARRANTS Notice is hereby given that the fol- lowing Warrants on the funds named of the City of Bismarck, North Dako- ta, are payable. Interest on, the will cease on August 6th, 1 wurrants are payable at ‘at any bank in the City of Bism GENERAL FUND—AN warrant: istered on or before December 1." POOR FUND—AlL warrants re; ed on, or before June 8th, 1921, | Warrant No. 14677. IBRARY FUND—All war: Iatered on or before January KODAK FINISHING Quality Work for the Amateur SLORBY: STUDIO Successors to HOLMBOE STUDIO “ity Treasurer 7—30. 8—1-2-3-4-5-6. Safety and Service THE TWO STRONG PILLARS ON WHICH WE “ARE BUILDING- OUR BUSINESS ARM OB MEeChintune . With our new McClintock Burglar Alarm System which we recently installed, our bank is a safe place to keep your Liberty Bonds and other valuables as well as to do. your : peaeral banking business, | First National Bank, Bismarck, N, D. “ GET:A SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX NOW . "Safety First Winter Suits, in’all Latest Patterns. July: contest'will be drawn Monday morning, August 1st. ‘Members -of:: the Homestead iddge will meet at, the K, P. Hall “The Business Service company fessional ‘baseball players, some of ‘the ;Hoski in| voy | Pralse Citizens. whom played with \Cleveland ‘as ‘far. loc io. e's ay Block, be sti Stor the ‘ald and” generosity| back as 1879; Yesterday defealea a | se affices formerly, eecupied by and Ointment The ‘Tribune company, embers of A. 0. U. W.). trope. will: be, ons Dishes. Mere Souey, air on the best dance floor in! North Dakota, japexe the.dust, mosquitees and) «| TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY farm.for widower; no children. Ad- SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1921 + vomenrnesy ‘Arrived = / A complete line of Men’s and Young Men’s Fall and ‘ Sold at Prices ranging from : $28.00" $42.00 uch ‘makes ast ° KIRSCHBAUM-CURLEE Clothes. Clothes Shop 413 Broadway Me e 4s The Business Service company has..moved from the. Eltinge Block to the Hoskins Block .in the offices formerly oceupied by |The Tribune company. NOTI er, notice. fa o roma, the . Eltinge! every-day toilet prep- arations, . Bathe with the Soap and. hot ented to,mect iat K. P. neler ong oe 2 to ate) of Soap, best wept | / bgp er Wil- Breralat Bratt with the hands; Smear any signs of pimples, redness. or Ointment and* let it remain five minutes. before bathing. Finally. dust on a few grains of the ex: quiaitely perfumed Cuticura Tal- cum, it takes the place of other perfumes for the skin. j A NCE OOF rved with in, ef¢., prepared by an| “Chef Come ‘up and few miles in the open ight storeys \ KODAK WORK e ir The AMATEUR Reasonable Charges —- We are known everywhere for the expert Housekeeper on smali , dress 261, care Tribune. 7-30-3t | | qggts we do. Mail Orders Given FOR RENT—Rooms, Call before 9 or |] qoamame ie ree —] 4 ore jo Ae. after 6, 210: Thayer St -Phone.60 By Ine. Savings Build up Home Industry Savings placed in a savings account or used to purchase certificates of deposit at this strong home bank, help to refill the great home reservoir of. dollars and thus benefit everyone in Bismarck and in Burleigh county. Used in this way the individual’s surplus is always worth 100 cents on the.dollar, and is earning as high an interest rate. possible with absolute safety. Every individual: who can save, owes it to himself and to his community to give every possible assistance in refilling . the. home reservoir of dollars and thus bring greater prosperity to all. f Bismarck Bank Bismarck, N. D. * “T's COOL” irection Valleau Theaters Company TONIGHT James Oliver Curwoood’s “THE GOLDEN SNARE” Comedy. . .:. “ beeeeeess+s{The Kick in High Life” Monda: y and Tuesday NORMA. TALMADGE in “THE BRANDED WOMAN” “oh COMING in...“THE GREAT ADVENTURE” ‘SCRAP IRON” ... “THE OATH” LIONEL BARRYMOR CHAS RAY tn e MIRIAM COOF — Daily at 2:90 aw