The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 7, 1921, Page 3

"MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, ’21 Social and: __. Personal Some Counties Complete War History Work War history work is rapidly formin, and being completed in North Dako Benson county, under the leadership of Mrs. Bessie Richmond plans /to pave their work finishe] by Armistice y. A letter received by the chairman ) of the Burleigh county work, Mrs. \ ®Ppbert Orr, from. Mrs.. Amidon of Wargoa member of the. state commit- tee gives many interesting details of work being done in the different coun- ties of the state. Mrs. Porterville of Griggs county believes that their county can claim the honor of the most boys in the ser- vice from one family. Mr. and Mrs. ©. P. Balkan had five sons in the ser- vice. "In Mrs. Amidon’s\letter she says: “Mrs. Orr, of Burleigh county, has {completed a very excellent organiza- ‘tion. She has excellent committee chairmen on no-militant and civilian war organizations; another for the collection of letters, diaries, photo graphs and trophies; a third for news- paper files, and a fourth for publicity. With the work so well organized it is certain that Burleigh county will do efficient work.” Twenty-six counties have sent in their Red Cross (History. It is expect- ed that more counties will be heard ‘from soon. Mrs, Hasbrouck Will Give Address! at B. and P. W. Rooms ! ‘At the meeting of the Women's ‘Community Council held at the Rest Room Saturday afternoon a number oi ‘items of community interest were taken up and discussed. ‘A report was given on the results of the Community party given at the ‘Country Club which showed that $150 had been cleared. This sum is to be used for the maintenance of the Rest BRoom.. The members were well pleas ed with the result of this party and . thank ae people for their splendid! port, Miss Ruth Kolling, cqunty welfare worker then discussed the ‘conditions in the’ city and county. Many cases ‘of extreme poverty were brought out in this talk. In her talk Miss Kolling. said that in some districts the people were 50 poor they were forced to keep their ‘children -out of school’ on ac- count of the lack jf proper clothing. . It was voted to have Mrs. Ira Has- brouck of Rhode Island, who also|’ spoke at Fargo at the meeting of the State Federation of Women’s clubs, to talk to. the women of. Bismarck next Saturday afternoon at four o'clock. This meeting will be held at the Busi- ness and Professional ‘Women’s club ropes. Mrs; Hasbrouck’s topic will be “Remedy for sex problems.” All girls above, the sixth grade are urged to attend this meeting. To Have Charge of Activity Point System at University The many Bismarck friends of Miss Wallie Dirlam will be pleased to know that she was elected to take charge of the girls’ activity point system at the University of North Dakota as the result of an election held at the uni- versity. Each. class elected a girls’ president who will serve on the ju-j; diciary body of the Women’s Senate. and Miss Dirlam, as president of the Junior class will also have as her special work the point system grad ings. Others elected as girls’ class presidents include ‘Majella Clark, _ Jamestown, for. the Senior class; Eve- lyn Suter, Grafton, for the Sophu- mores, and Miss Palmer for the Fresh- men. Former Bismarck Resident is Married @ Valley City) ’ Of interest to many Bismarck peo- le is the news of the wedding of Dor- thy Holzman and William Yaeger, prominent young people of Valley City at the residence of Father Baker at 7 a. m, Saturday, November 5. The cou- ple were attended by Raymond Molz- man’a brother of the bride and Miss Ruth O'Malley. Following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Yaeger left for Northfield, Minn.. where thoy will be guests. of, Mr. Yaeger’s parents. They will also visit friends and relatives in the cities. (Mrs. Yaeger is the daughter of Mrs. Geo. ‘Holzman ‘and has attended the. Valley City schools and is a graduate Wedding Bells Wedding Rings The modern Bride should wear a :nodern Wedl- ding Ring—hand carved, seamless, and of »erfect workmanship. The one most in demand because of its beau- of the Interstate Business ‘adibee ot Fargo. Mr. Yaeger is well known in Bis ‘marck having made his’ home — here formerly. He -is now connected with the Jamestown grocery company. He graduated ‘from the Valley City high school and attended the University of Minnesota. Mr, and Mrg. Yaeger will make their home at Jamestown. { BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY Mrs. J. O, Lyngstad. entertained a number of friends-at her home on Fri- honor of her mother, Mrs. ture of a birthday party. At the ‘close ‘of the social afternoon a delicious two course luncheon was served. The table was attractively decorated with ed many beautiful gifts. ENTERTAIN AT DINNER. Mr.'and Mrs. W._E. Cleveland: en- jurday evening. The occasion was also ing anniversary. A. pleasant evening was spent playing whist followed by f duck dnner. S. C. Burmaster, of Minneapolis, a: member of the Fourth Western Whist association, ' was an {out-of-town guest’ at the dinner. | GIVE MA IUERADE DANCE | The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, Freight handlers, and Express and Station employes will give a Grand Masquerate Dance at Bakers hall on) Wednesday evening,''November 9. A committee, John G. Karasiowicz, chairman, Robert ‘Morris and Mrs. Walter Knott are’ in charge of the ar- rangements for the dance. Eyeryone who attends is assured a good time by | the committee in charge. 7-0 MOTHERS CLUB TO MEET The Mothers Social club will meet with Mrs. A. Schutt at her home at $03 Fifth street tomorrow afternoon. ‘Members will answer to roll call with| iquotations on children. Two papers, “The relation of child to play,” by for the biome,” by Mrs. Baker will be Biven. MARRIED HERE. Miss Edith M. Woods of Minne- apolis, Minn., and Carl J. Olson of Ecklund Township, Burleigh county, were united in marrtage at the. First Lutheran parsonage, Bourdey. Nov 5.. Rev. E. F. Alfson officiate’. Miss! Alfhild' 0. Alfson and Charles W. Lind were the attendants. GIVE BAZAAR AND SUPPER. A bazaar and chicken suppér will Jorgs nevt Thrsday, Nov. 10. Th af- fair is under the auspices of the La- dies Aid of the church and the ladies have been working very hard to make it a success. "OPEN HOUSE PARTY On Wednesday evening of this week there will be held in the Businoss and fourth of a series of Open House par ties for all the working girls and wo- men of this city. day afternoon at a surprise party inj} @ Brandt. The party was also in the no- | a chrysanthemums. Mrs. Brandt receiv | tertainea at dinner at their home Sat-|# Mr.‘and Mrs. Cleveland’s tenth wed-| Si Mrs. Kling, Sad “Kindercarten ideas |® be given at the Methodist church par- |i Professional Women's club rooms, the | jim Hg ccc TT TE BROTHERS | ESTABLISHED 1884 ea November Sale of Blankets - Fine Cotton Blankets 50x76'inch Cotton Blankets in Tan or Grey . with colored borders. Regular $2.25 Blankets. November Sale of Blankets. $ 1 19 exis Paprtee rsed Tan or. Grey. egular. $2.50 Blankets. November Sale of Blankets. $1. 98 70x80. Cotton Blankets, Tan, Grey or Regula $2.95 Blank egular. $2. lankets. November Sale of Blankets. $2.35 66x80 Plaid Blankets in Blue, Pink, Yel- : bf on and Lavender. Regular $4.50 : jankets. ~ November Sale of Blankets. $3. 59 3% 70x80 Plaid Blankets in Pink, Blue, Tan, ’ Lavender and«Yellow block plaids. Reg- ular $5.50 Blankets, © $ November Sale of Blankets. 4.39 66x80 Plaid Blankets in a beautiful line of ‘dainty: colors. Wool Mixed and All Wool Blankets 66x80 Plaid wool mixed blankets, Tan, ‘Grey and Pink. Regular $5.00 Blankets. November Sale of $3 9 5 e Blankets 70x80 Plaid and plain colored blankets, fine quality wool mixed. Grey, Pink, White, Blue. Regular $7.50 Blankets. November Sale of $ 5 9 5 at e Blankets . 70x80 Mixed-wool and all wool blankets in Pink, Blue and Tan plaids. Regular $8.50 Blankets. November: Sale $6. 79 When. prices are most in’*your.favor, and when the selections of styles and patterns is entirely complete, and by every indication we are at the threshold of winter, without ques- tion this is the most advantageous time to buy blankets. of Blankets........\...... 70x80 Heavy quality a ea blankets, Pink, Blue and Tan plaid. Regular $9.50 Blankets. $7.59 November Sale of Blankets. 70x80 All wool plaid blankets in Pink, blue and tan and Scotch plaid. Regular $15.00 and $15.95 Blankets. November 4 ; CLUB MEETS. Regular $6.25 and $6.50 tiful appealing design is the “‘Wedding Bells.’ R. AND P. W. We now have on display these, beautiful rings in The bid lead ineeling of the. ea Blankets. 4. Oe ot _§$ ] 2. 39 Platinum, 18K white. and green gold, both for ess. and Professional E | November Sale of Blankets. eB ate eisteale tat Wedding and Engagement rings. / Many women who have been married for years are having their rings transformed into the “Wedding Bells” pattern. The same gold is melted and uged and the inscription on inside if any. left intact. . Let us explain this process to you. will be held at the club rooms to- morrow evening. The program will Ve in charge of Miss Madge Runey. ROYAL NEIGHBORS MEET. The regular monthly meeting of the | Royal Neighbors. will be held at the K. of P. hall tomorrow evening. Mem- | 70x80 Plaid Blankets,’ fine new patterns, and.) a ae A } egular $7.95 Blankets. , November. Sale of Blankets. $6. 39 “T12x80 : Plaid. Blankets in heavy quality, beautiful: colors and patterns. Regular Remember the American Legion Musical Comedy “Look Who's Here” Friday Night, November 11th. 70x80 White wool blankets with yellow or Regular $16.50 Blankets. November Sale of. Blankets ... $12.25 70x80 All wool plaid blankets in Pink; Or- chid and plain. white. Regular $22.50 blue borders. bers will enjoy 4 not luck supper at 6:30. af ees is SARE VISITING HERE. i; Jeweler & p Optician. Dr. and Mrs, Walker of . Wishek, |} BISM Mrs, Otte and her daughter, Florence ‘ot New Salem, and Mrs. Michael ~ Heinzman of Washburn, were visiting friends in Bismarck Saturday. WASHBURN VISITORS. t Mrs. Joseph Mann, Mrs. Emanuel | Schultz and Mrs. August Johnson of ‘Washburn, and Mis Edith Roth of} Sterling, were visitors. in, Bismarck} |. Saturday Blankets. November Sale "$1 vs 9 5 of Blankets:..... Be ata Indian Blankets All wool Indian Blankets in a most beautiful selection of patterns in real Indian\colors.. Special during November Sale of Blankets, at 2 0% DISCOUNT $10.00 Blankets. November Sale of Blankets: $7.95 Bath Robe Blankets Bath robe. blankets including Cords and frogs. A most varied assortment of colors and patterns. All are offered during our Sale of Blankets at 5% DISCOUNT 15% 20% DISCOUNT. VISITING HERE. TS Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Taylor and two my ine " s = daughters of LaMoure motored to Bis- | Fal iN os eae al voy marck and spent the week-end here). : guests of Miss Leila Diesem. sa A. Knowles TT CA aT AA Crib. Blankets A most complete assortment of crib blankets in_ pink, blue and white. Assorted patterns. Special during our November Sale of Blankets, at Remember the American Legion Musical Comedy “Look Who's Hc: ¢,” on Friday evening, Nov. 11th. 5 WEEKS TO CHRISTMAS. The Christmas Gift With’ the personal touch—Your Photo- graph. You are not as busy — We are not as busy as we will betin December. Make your appointment with us now. E Butler Studio 81114 Main Street. Bismarck, N. -D. pea ; Starts New Agency. the hospital for treatment. Anton | FOR RENT—Nice warm furnished! FOR RENT—Two rooms in modern TO. FARGO. Robert Loste has opened the Na- Wiinetin Bas Dongs. bas entered the rome eee ee ache eccoae home can be furnished for light Dr. F. R. Smyth left last evening | ttonal Secret Service Agency. in the | HOSP! for eurgical. treatment tein BLOF: , housekeeping 924 7th St. Phone 1 / ‘4 . ,| or two. Call 754 M. aft . m. for Fargo on a business trip in con: old ‘Tribune block, Mr. ‘Loste says Mrs. Elizabeth Allshouse of the city, aw 5! er 5 en $60 J. 11-7-1w who has been ill at the hospital, has ti ith the work of the Public Health se returned to her home. ‘Health service. he has been in police and detective | work for 18 years and he believes there is a large field here for a pri- vate detective agency. He formerly was in Jamestown. Returns From Canada. William Langer has. returned from Wayburn, Canada,’ whete hé spent 2 | week trying a law suit. Dance at Baker’s Hall Tues- day night. 10c adance. Good VISITED HERE, John DeFrance, banker of Brad-/| dock, was in the city on business Saturday. On Sunday he visited wit! | friends here and in Mandan. | YOUR BATTERY CAN FREEZE. And freezing ruins a battery. You know the old saying— “A stitch in time saves nine”—Better drive around and let us test your battery for you—no charge. And if you are going to lay up your car your battery should be stored either “wet” or “dry.” Won’t you dfop in and let us show you our facilities for Battery Storage (any make) ? LAHR MOTOR SALES COMPANY *Phone 490. a Enter Hospital. “Mrs. C. F Grantham of Underwood. has ‘entered the Bismarck hospital for surgical treatment. Mrs. L. EB. U | RETURNS TO FARGO. | Mrs. M. J. McKenzie, who has been visiting lends here left today for Fargo, where she will visit at the \‘home of her daughter. © Davenport of Napoleon, has entered | music, VISITS DAUGHTER. i Mrs. Nellie Evarts spent Sunday i visiting. her daughter, Gertrude, why! is penthing: school at ‘Driscoll. a . Reinember The American Legion Musical Comedy. ‘ - “Look Who's Here,” on Friday, November’ 11th. National Secret Service Agency of Bismarck, N. D. here over the week end. VISIT. AT GARRISON. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. L..|Vesperman ‘notored to Garrison and visited there over the week-end. LTINGR’ THEATRE Direction Valleau Theatre Company ~ WEEK END GUEST HERE ON BUSINESS. J. J. Jacobson and J. M. Reinhart Miss Viola Becker of Glen Uilin! jof Fort Rice were business visitors (‘was a guest of Miss Gladys Kapsch General Blacksmithing _ |" "=": An Organization x | VISITED HERE. To Protect TODAY and TOMORROW > and Horseshoeing at the L: Mi Parson bome:orer aitg-| aoc ‘ioc Wer THOMAS MEIGHAN day. | Banks, Corporations, Merchants in “THE CONQUEST OF CANAAN” Prides down on everything Nov. 1, from VISITS AT OME. and Kinograms........... 000.0005 Topics of the Day Miss Mable Breen of the city spent | Private Institutions | | CONSTANCE TALMADGE in..‘WEDDING BELLS’ | | 25 to 50 per cent. ‘Sunday at her home near Arnold yes-| WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY } : . | terday. { Auto bodies and Truck bodies built. Se CRIMINAL—INDUSTRIAL—CIVIL LARRY SEMON in........ “THE STAGE HAND” Auto tires set. Wheels repaired in every R. E. Bonham left yesterday for! C i i eae ‘ Ng a . E. | ollections a Specialty. | np Billings, Mont., busi! trip. col _ Way. NSS paweeedeneer eee GEORGE MELrorD's.. MNS "4 WISE FOOL" MABEL JULIENNE SCOTT in. LOIS WEBER’S........ | THOMAS MEIGHAN in WOMAN KNOWS” ‘00 SE WIVES” “CAPPY RICKS” ON BUSINESS TRIP. | S. W. Derrick of the city has ione to Minneapolis on a business trip. eae FOR RENT—Storase foom. Appiy tol ‘Knowles the Jeweler. 11-7-1w Oxy-Acetylene Welding. 714 Thayer St. Address all Mail to Box 362, Bismarck, N. D. | Matinee Daily at 2:30 ©