The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 17, 1921, Page 5

PAGE FIVE Spirit of the Old-Time Western Revival in “The Gamesters” ferybody is invited to’ attend and a time is assured. * Mrs. N. W. Kelly, Hemstitch- ing, 211 Broadway. ' season in_ the field, “generally \com- NOTICE YEOMEN ‘ plained of the difficyly of potting the! Brotherhood of American Yeo- | birds, Ome of the old-timers in the| rR A . CITY NEWS: i! huntibg’ game came bavi to Bismarck (MEM ayori603)will hold their open: \ | HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY | without the limit for the first time in/img@ meeting of the fall season, j vests Mans huntete found the roads|Monday evening, Sept. 19, 1921,) Picturegoers who attend the showing ‘theavy: going, alter recent rains, Nev-| is q! of “The Gamesters” at the Rex tonight ertheless the county auditor's office at the K, of P. hall. : There is a will get into the spirit\c1 the pioneer cantatas i do & land office business {large volume of business to be| wes! and feel ihe thrill of the wild in hunting licenses, and 750 had been it i jand woolly, just as they used to in isued at 10 o'clock this morning. enacted, it is the duty of each the early days of the moving picture and every member to attend this us industry when the western was silver wishing to join any! mecting. LADIES -. We have a machine to steam Plush Coats. ‘o'clock luncheon today in honor’ of; ‘her sister, Miss Effie Campbell, whose | marriage to William C. Schroedc; of’ the city will be an event of this month. The table was prettily decor- ated with garden flowers. Smith and Miss Mabel Campbell de-} lighted the guests with a short pro-! ‘Minneapolis Guest : Given Reception Mrs. EB. G. Patterson was hostess yesterday afternoon at a reception . given at her apartment at the McKen- j zie Entel in honor of (Mrs. C. A. P. For Treatment’ Freda Huitberg of the city has iMi entered the St. /Alexius hospital for ‘Miss Clara treatment. t CITY CLEANERS AND DYERS ; Masons ‘fo Mect. ular meeting of Bismarck Art studel sheet king. This is not saying that gram. Miss Smith rendered several; A ' ae eanee Hee ee maces Lie vocal solos and Miss Campbell read.’ | Lodge No. 5. A. F. and A. M., will be clastic in’ oll, water color and china aa the picture bears the stamp of early ign e Missouri river puesta held Menday night. 13 painting, will please consult me. Work The evening’s festivities will production methods, Far from it. All the elements of the story--the mining camp, the dance hall and gambling den, the eastern wife left alone and in dan- ger, her baby’s heritage of dishonor, unfortunate environmen: and final re- generation—are ingredients of the western which, have })oen quickened and developed into full values of up-to- starts next week, Mrs. J. F. Paul Gross, 113 Thayer St. Phone 195-J. HELP *THEM—HELP YOURSELF | When you consider the steady con-, tinuous, mever-interrupted work de-| manded of the kidneys-you do not wonder that they must have help occa- sionally to filter and cast out from the blood stream the waste matter that forms poisons and acids if permitted ta. remain, causing backache, rheu- bridge.. Eighty Bismarck and out of town ladies attended’ the reception. Mra, B. H. L. Vesperman, Mrs. P. R. Fields, Mrs. W. L.. Whitney, Mrs. LEAVES FOR SCHOOL i Ea EVENING PARTY GIVEN! Here From’ Braddock Miaies Margaret Neeemark Jean- | Mrs. Mary Cole of Braddock is en- net warts and Nana Cool = Frank Hedden and ‘Mrs. Henry Dahn- tained a number of young radian a tart Minato outer ers, of Mandan, aasisted and poured] tne Cook home on Fifth street last; ~ tea. The table in tho dining room ‘evening in honor of Miss Vera Kan-/| a Operation, terminate witha dancing party from 9:30 to 12:30 for members and friends who wish to indulge. Refreshments will be served, don’t fail to be present. ‘was decorated with a beautiful bou- i! Z "i gas who leaves tomorrow evening for! i ane of red sinaioias, snd SSparagls St. Paul to resume: her studies at! ye De He ree (inder set anaes its decirations of aatere,, Th zl 5 Kc HallgA//Breasant ovening “was terd: ‘ H \e ¢ imeta art capt i of the candies in the candleabrun i spent playing games. “Dainty refresh- ane pA dese titi e the darkened room brought out the| Monts were served. Parties wishing to tuke lessens in| 4teness. oll, water color or china painting with Taeaeene is ok my classses ‘are Invited to consult me.| Dance at Elm Grove Sunday Classes begin next week, Mrs, J. F.|Night. The pavilion has been Here for Treatment. beauty of the floral decorations. The] Five’ OCLOCK TEA | Miss Erma Richenberg. daughter oi| matic pains, stif{ joints sore muscles,| Pau! Gross, 113 Thayer St. Phone| enclosed, and patrons will find it hours “were from three to five. Mr.} - 1 'Mr, and Mrs. H Richenberg, ot } dizziness, floating specks, sallowness | 195-J, - © FOR MISS GUSTAVIASON ; ahd ‘Mrs: Herman ;Richenberg.:9 and. irregular bladder action. Foley snug and comfortable. Thankful to Get Krem. N. D., has entered the Bismarck hospital for surgical treatment. and Mrs. Turner left today by car for their home in Minneapolis. GIVES BRIDGE PARTY HONORING MRS, HARDINGER Mrs. (0. W. Roberts is entertaining ‘eighty ladies at a bridge party at her tome this afternoon in honor of her sister, (Mrs. B. H. Hardinger, of Mat- toon, Il, who is a guest at the 0. W. ‘Roberts home. A delicious three course luncheon was served by the hostess. The rooms were attractively decorated with roses, gladiolas, au- tumn leaves and asparagus ferns, the color scheme being scarlet and green througtnut. Table ferns‘ and red candle sticks decorated the. tables. GIVE FAREWELL DANCING 1 PARTY FOR FRIENDS Mrsg,E, A. Thorberg entertained six! young lady friends of Miss Elearpr| ‘Gustaviason at five o'clock tea in her honor Thursday: afternoon. Miss; Gustaviason will visit in Bismarck; about a week before returning to her studies at the University of Minne- sota. Decorations of pink with noses | Kidney Pills give relief promptly. adv. Public Stenographers. Busi- Out Alive Many “burnt out” property Blue Bird Confectionery |p. sa: wn ox were (Suc¢essors to New Garrick Confectionery) lucky to get out alive. Fire = shows no mercies — plays no favorites. Has\ Operation ‘Miss Eva Marie Vetter of Braddock;|pegg Service Co. First floor,! N. D., underwent an operation for’ ap- vendicitis at the St. Alexius hospital! Hoskins Block. Phone 662. ay et | OUTPURAREALS | RASH ON FACE and asters were used on the table. / —_— Returns Home, 4 MRS. FOLSOM ENTERTAINS Henry Kremenetsky, merchant of} | Terribly Inflamed. Could Not Sleep Itched So Badly, SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS / Tuttle, N. D., who underwent an oper- ‘Mrs. R. W. Folsom entertained 10| ation at ‘the Bismarck hospital. some girls of her Methodist Sunday School | time ago has returned to his home.’ class at her home last evening. Fol- — lowing the business meeting the girls os Boys Retakep kB spent the evening playing gamos. |. TWO sinall boys who éscaped fnom Dainty refreshments were served. The | the women's ward of the county jail hours were from eight to eleven. Thursday could not stay away. from — home. There they were found by ‘of- ENTERTAINS AT DINNER ficers. The boys were taken before Your home is worth saving if it’s worth having. The Hartford Fire Insurance Com- pany offers you both fire pre- vention and fire protection. Music all Day Saturday and Sunday. We will Serve Wild Duck Free With Every Dinner. A‘number of young lady friends will give a farewell dancing party at the home of ‘Miss Gertrude Eickorst this evening: The honor guests are Miss Christine Huber, who leaves next week to enter-the University of North Dakota, ‘Robert Buzzelle, who leaves Monday for Minneapplis, and Robert Sheehan. who leaves soon for South ‘Bend, ind., to resume his work at Notre Dame University. guests have been invited. freshments will be served. LUNCHEON FOR SISTER— BRIDE OF THIS MONTH Miss Jean Campbell was hostess to @ number of young lady friends at one Twenty ‘Light re- a 3 fac yx der and perfume. una TE! brotherat Cannon Ball for several) Bad Day for Hunters. ie A meats : “Ontleura Lad | PERSONAL NEW S | days. Hunters retinraing ¢9 Widmarek after bos ee are. ET SE NCR OE RR er ETSI RT A RETULLNS FROM TRIP Benton Baker returned yesterday from a trip to Chicago, Cincinnati and Washington, D. :C. “While in Cincin- nati Mr. Baker attended. the meeting of-the American Bar Association. (Mrs. Baker and little daughter, who went with him, will remain in Chicago for a longe: wilt with relatives. ‘Mars, state commandant, who is here Ae TO VISIT FATHER vor argo. ‘The Lady Maccabees is to - STENOGRAPHIC d the fore part of haye a large class the fore pi POSITIONS Mr. and Mrs. -J. 0. Allen ahd fam- tly of East St.. Louis, 10., and Mr ~vand Mrs. C, L. Allen; and».family of Livingston, Mont., arrived. in’ Bis- marck.today to be with George D. Al- Jen, who is seriously ill at the Bis- marck hospital: They will be guests at tho E, J. Gobel home. TO LOCATE IN WEST. ———— . Word has been received from Mr. BUSINESS and Mrs. T. M. MacLachtan that they BANKING are now camning in the Yosemite Val- ley and having an enjoyable time. They ave planning on locating this side of the Rockies, although not near the park. LFAVES FOR ST. PAUL. Miss Helen Brosnahai, of the office ofthe commision of arcatre ht vdinE.Pinkham’sVegetable ||" account of the ness ck ‘her sister. | Compound Kept Her Bismarck G. M. LANGUM, President N. Dak. “OM VISIT. Mrs. Krank Morey has returned from; a two months and a half visit with trionds and relatives ai the Twin Cit- ies. Mrs. Morey was also at the Min- nesota lakes. GUEST FROM WERNER. Mrs. .L. C. Hulett of Werner, is a guest at'the J. A. Morrison home over the week-end. _. SHOPPING HERE. Mrs. J. B. Greene uf Moffit was shopping and visiting in the city today. {,T0. CASSELTON. William: Langer, left for, Casselton this morning on 4 several days busi- ness trip. AT CANNON BALL. Arnold Svendsgaard, Northern Pa- cific ticket agent is the: guest of his REX MARGARITA: FISHER in LAST TIME TONIGHT RUTH ROLAND in “THE AVENGING ARROW” Ba chan Paes MONDAY and TUESDAY | The Super Special “A PERFECT CRIME” Allan Dwan’s Comedy Drama by Carl Clausen of a Hard Guy Who Turned Soft. Also O’HENRY’S Short Story “A CALL LOAN.” WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY The Sensational Hit “LYING LIPS” Thomas H. Ince’s Spectacular Melo- drama of Life and Love, with House Peters, Florence Vidor and other notables. : Also Harold Lloyd, Beebe Daniels and’ Snub Pollard, in “ALL ABOARD.” FRIDAY and SATURDAY The Wonder Picture ‘THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS’ Maurice Tournier’s powerful pic- Fenimore turi: n, of James Cooper’s classic. stoizo@RICES ALL WEEK Matinec 10-25. Nights. 20-35. AND THEATER FOR GUEST Judge Nuessle and their cases’ con- ‘Mrs, A. J, Hollensworth entertained | tinued. site a number of young people at 7 o'clock dinner last evening honoring Ken- neth Allen of Sioux Falls, S. D., a) guest at the BE. J. Taylor home. Fol- lowing the dinner the party attended the second show at the Eltinge. ~~~") JOAN OF ARC GIRLS 1 “ MET. LAST NIGHT ‘Migs: Dorothy Moses was hostess to| Mrs. A. S. Dalo’s Joan of Arc girls at | her hone last evening. The evening | largest farmers in Dunn county, was a j was spent playing. games, after which | Bismarck visitor.this week. Mr. Scriv- |) refreshments were served. Fourteen! ér bought an Oakland touring car: in'| June, and this week purchased oné of Accepts New Position. « N. Lloyd Lillestrand, who’ has been employed in the Bank cf North Da- kota; has accepted a position as bond Buys Another Onkland. J. H. Scriver, of Weri.cr, one of the]; “I had a rash on my forehead and nose. It was terribly inflamed’ and developed into sore eruptions. Some nights I couldn't sleep it itched so badly, and my face was quite dis- ried several remedies but tono avail, "A friend told me of Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and after using them about three monthe I was com- peel ieee (Signed) Mr. Walter an, 3234 Illinois. ‘W. Hirsch 8t., Chicago, Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tal- cum , e and maintain skin y, akin comfort and skin health. The to cleanse and purify, the , 8irls were present at the meeting. i i i 13 “The Gamesters” | VISITING HERE. “Mrs, Clara Wallgren of Driscoll is visiting friends in the city today. Y MACCABEES MEET. The Lady Maccabees held a business | | meeting in the K. of P. hall last even- Following the meeting a party, “vg held in honor of Mrs. Anna De- November when one of the supreme Officers Will be here. © =. : : TO GIVE DANCES Next Saturday evening the first of a series: of dahces:to' be given during | ithe winter by’the Woman's Auxiliary | to the American Legion will be given. ‘BEFORE ao AFTER CHILDBIRTH, iMrs. Williams Tells How in Health j Over spay faton fear Vegetable Compoun me os before and after baby was born. suffered with back- 4) ache, headache | generally run down and weak. I saw Lydia E. Pinkham’s egetable Com- i pound advertised in the newspapers and decided to try it. Now I feel fine, take care of my two boys and do my own work. I recommend your medicine to anyone who is ailing. You may Pavitt my testi- monial if you think it will help others.’ — Mrs. CARRIE WILLIAMS, Overpeck, Ohio. For more than forty years Lydia E. | Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound has been restoring women to ‘health who suffered from irregularities, displace- | meats. backaches, headaches, bearing- | down pains, nervousness or ‘‘the blues.” | Today there is hardly a town or hamlet in the United States wherein some | woman‘ does not: reside who has been made well by it. ‘That is why Lydia E. egetable Compound is now the standard remedy for > WAS: HOME FOR SALE. HOUSE BARGAINS. Modern house of five rooms and bath and store room. Furnace heat. Garage. This is one of the best homes in the city at the price asked. Possession given at once. Price $2900. $600 cash and $35 monthly. Large -modern house of seven rooms and bath, reception hall, hard wood floors up stairs and down, fire place, screened in porch, trees, garage, east front. Not only a stately looking home but a real home. Price $5000. Cash $500 and $50 monthly. We have been selling homes in Bismarck for nearly 10 years. When you buy from us you are dealing with a safe, sane and reli- able firm. | spending Friday, the fist day ‘of the J. H. HOLIHAN 1st door East of Postoffice Phone 745 the new Sport cars. H jatment)\to soothe. and heal, the . Makes a specialty of ,,raining young: men an young women for .the iss hese, $s q > BOOKKEEPING ‘B.C. gtaduates are sexpert, and experts are always, in, demand. ¢ >B. B..C. graduate never chad to. shop for a posi- tion. .If you aspire to -jget a good start in let us plan’ a course for you, and what we have done for.thousands of the most successful business men and women: throughout the United States, we can do for you. ee ENTER AT. ANY TIME No entrance examinations, any deficiency in the common branches can be made up while pursuing the special course. For particulars THE ROOF GARDEN - Hotel McKenzie Dance On The Open Roof of The McKenzie Saturday night where you get pure air, and you can dance eight or ten miles on the best dance floor in the northwest. Ten o’clock in Bismarck Saturday night is a sort of a Zero hour, too late for Swimming Pool and Picture Shows, “to early to go to bed.” You want to dance, have a little snack of food and refreshments, hear some good music, inhale good air. The Roof Garden of the McKenzie Hotel is the place to go, for in this beautiful retreat you will find the very thing that will make ten o’clock Saturday night the bright spot of your evening. The usual six o’clock Sun- jday evening dinner will be served a-top The McKenzie, no extra charge for Roof. Musical Concert by McKenzie Orchestra. Edw. G. Patterson, Prop. Chicken Dinner We battle with you against fire destruction. Come and see us—today. It twe eubscri; ‘ Stanley Francis Costs Nothing to Try. Pe seers gist tor the Big. 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