The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 1, 1922, Page 5

Social and Personal HOW THE NEWS IS SPREAD ‘ The Business and Professional Wo- men of. Bismarck were honored in a very special manner last evening when Mr. W..G. Stevenson, Associat- ed Press representative in Bismarck, told the story of how the great news organizations of the country serve the public in disseminating the news of the world. Mr. Stevenson spoke fcr an ‘hour and graciously continued his discus- sion in answer to numberless ques- tions on the part of his hearers after closing his formal address with read- ing exgerpts from the now famous story of Kirk) Simpson on the burial of our unknown dead at the recent ceremony in Washington, Mr. Steven- son concurring in the expressed opin- icon of the leading journalists of the country that Mr. Simpson’s serics of stories on this incident was the high- est form of development in the fine art of newspaper writing. Benefit Picture { The Women's Community Council wish to. express their appreciation and gratitude to the delegates of the “ splendid work in the sile of tickets E for the’ “Heart of ‘Maryland” which was shown at the Capitol theater for the ‘benefit of the under nourished children of Bismarck. The couneil also wish to thank Mr. Wingrcene of the Capitol theater for his splendid co-operation and gener- ous help. The Eastern Star sold 130 tickets, Mrs. Middlemas selling 64 of that number. Mrs. Scott of the Meth- odist Aid sold 56 and Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Keller of, the Baptist Aid sold 100. Other delegates did splendid work also. Six hundred and seventy- five tickets were sold. The complete proceeds cannot be ‘announced as the entire results are not yet in. ASH WEDNESDAY USHERED IN. At a solemn service read by Rt. Rev. Bishop Wehrle and Father M. Hiltner at St. Mary’s church this morning, the Lenten season was entered into by ‘the congregation. The ancient custom of penitents approaching fo: sprinkling of ashes upon their heads was observed. This custom has come down from the early centuries of the church when penitents appeared be- fore the public, arrayed in mourning garments (sack cloth) and were sprinkled with ashes, reminding them of the words used at the expulsion of our first parents from the garden of Eden because of sin “Dust thou art and to dust thou shalt return.” The girls’. choir sang the mass, and Bishop Wehrle.spoke on: the renuncia- tion of world pleasures as special training for soul and bedy in the fight for the better life. ENTERTAIN MANDAN LADIES. Mrs. Frank Barnes and Mrs. E. J. Schultz entertained the Royal .Neigh- bors of Mandan at the home of Mrs. Schultz on 511 Second street last eve- ning. An elaborate four course din- ner was served at 6:30 o’clock at lit: tle tables which had been attractive- ly decorated in keeping with Wash- ington’s birthday. Covers were laid for twenty-four. Following the din- ner a pleasant evening was spent playing whist at which Mrs. J. I. Ro- vig of Mandan ‘won the prize for the highest score. SOCIETY WILL MEET. The Society of the Friends of Our Native Wild Life will meet in the English room at the high school on Thursday evening, March 2 at 8 o'clock P. M. “An entertaining pro- gram has been arranged for the meet- ing. Miss, Bertha Burton will give a paper on “John Burroughs,” John Dingle ‘will give a paper on “Audu- bon,” ‘and Charles Hoffman will give a talk on “Thoreau.” ENTERTAIN AT LUNCHEON. Mrs. F. A. Lahr and Mrs. P. R. Fields entertained the members of the Tuesday Bridge club at the home ot Mrs., Lahr, 68 Avenue, B, at a one o’clock luncheon yesterday. Mrs. A.'M. Christianson won the high score at bridge, the diversion of the afver- noon. Mrs. Clark cf Los Angeles California, was an out of tcwn guest. FIRST DIVISION MEETS. The First Division of St. Mary's Sewing Circle will meet at the school auditorium on Thudsday afternoon. Thore will be election of officers and Pe an attendance of all members is de- sired. RETURNS FROM SCHOOL. Miss Florence Homan has returned from Minneapolis, Minn., where she has been attending the University of Minnesota. Miss Homan plans to visit at her home here for some time. CLUB MEETING POSTPONED. . The meeting of the Thursday Musi- cal club which was to have been held Mart with Mrs. A. G. Jacobson of the Rose A apartments on Thursday, March 2, thas ‘been postponed. RETURN TO WORK The Misses Adele Kaufman, Susan Wermerskirchen and Francis Johnson of the A. W. Lucas department store, who have been absent from their du- ties on account) of illness, have re- turned to work. RETURNS FROM TRIP. H. H. Ferner, of the Webb Brothers department store, has returnel from f several davg business trip to Mot fit and Braddock. RESUMES 'DUTTES AGAIN W. B. DeNault, manager of the) Farm Loan department of the Bank Is a Success various organizations who did such{ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1922 of ‘North Dakota, is able to be at his desk again following a several days illness. VISITING SISTER , James P, Brennan of Antler is the guest of his sister. Mrs. Florence Da- vis, Mr. Brennan having come on from his home in honor of the birth- day anniversary of his mother, Mrs. Joanna Brennan whose 81st birth- aay occurred on Saturday the 25th of February. Mrs. Brennan, who is still as brisk and hearty as a woman half her age, settled with her husband and family in Pembina county in 1880 and has watched the ‘state grow to the present day. MEET THURSDAY EVENING. The Modern Brotherhood of Ameri- ca will meet on Thursday evening at the K. of P. hall at 8 o'clock to make arrangemen‘s for the big meeting on March 10th when the supreme presi- dent, Albert Hass, of Mason City, Towa, will visit the local chapter. All members ure earnestly requested to be present as there is other important business to be taken up at this meet- ing. HOLD MONTHLY’ MEETING. The regular monthly business meet- of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid will be held in the church parlors at 2:30 o’clock Thursday afternoon. There will be election of officers and an at- tendance of all members is desired. HERE ON. BUSINESS. E. C. Ruble of Driscoll, N. D., Unit- ed States Commissioner, is in the city on a business visit today. VISITOR FROM BALDWIN Miss Dorothy Chitwood, teacher of Baldwin, N. D., was a shopper and vis- itor in the city yesterday. MANDAN VISITOR HERE Mrs. L. J. Borkenhagen of Mandan, N. D., was shopping and visiting friends here yesterday. HERE ON'BUSINESS. Charles D. Jemeson of Ryder, N. D., was transacting business in the Capi- tol City today. HERE FROM TAPPEN John Sleight of Tappen was an out of town business visitor in the city yesterday. VISITING IN CITY. Hook, N. D., are visiting friends in the city. 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Cut out this coupon and resent it to your dealer today. —_— > THASE ss aNBOS Corret 302 Main St. come down town, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Backley of Van is shopping and visiting in’ Bismarck for several days. FROM GLEN ULLIN, E. M. Swift of Glen Ullin, N. D., was in the city today looking after business interests here and visiting friends. VISIT FRIENDS HERE. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wood of Edgeley, N. D., are the guests of friends in the city for a few days. BUSINESS VISITOR HERE, A. H. Bristow of Werner, NP D., was a business visitor in the city today. FARGO BUSINESS VISITOR. M. P. Wynkoop of the city is in Fargo, N. D., on a business visit. McKENIE VISITOR HERE. Harry O'Neill of McKenzie, N. D., was a visitor in the city today. LENTEN SERVICE IS HELD TODAY Mark Beginning of Season Which Continues Until - Easter Today is Ash Wednesday and marks the beginning of Lent.’ Special serv- ices will be held in various churches of the city during the Lenten season which lasts until Easter Sunday, April, 16th. There will be no mission service: at St. George’s Episcopal church this evening on account of the illness of the rector. After this week it is ex- pected that services will be held every Wednesday evening. Special sub- jects in keeping with Lent will be taken up in the meetings on Sunday. This morning at 9 o'clock the members of St. Mary’s church began their devotions for the Lenten season. Blessing and distribution of. ashes took place this morning. Every Wed- nesday, Friday and Sunday evenings there will be devotions at the stations. Sermons throughout Lent will be on Lenten subjects. Dance every Tuesday, Thurs- day and Saturday evenings at /8:30 at The Coliseum, formerly ‘| Baker’s Hall, newly redecorated. | BROWN~=JONES oO.S.S. Ladies of Bismarck and vicinity: We most cordially invite you to visit us in our new store. When ordering a Taxi to instruct the driver to 10c per dance. ToHelpPutonGoodFirm Flesh and Round Out Your Face and Figure Genuine Yeast Vitamine Tablets Often Produce Most a Sarees, ing Results. Get a FREE $1.00 Package Today as Ex Them for Ten Days and Watch the ene matter into living cells and tissue unless ‘Co have plenty of organic iron in your loo For centuries scientists tried in vain to make organic fron. At last the problem was solved so that you may now obtain rood organic iron ke the iron in your lood from any druggist under the name of “‘Nuxated Iron.” It has been arranged to give every purchaser of Nuxated Iron, who wishes something to help put on flesh om crease weight, ‘a large regular §1.00 ackage of Genuine Yeast Vitamine ‘ablets absolutely free. take only Nuxated Brand Yeast. "vitae mine Tablets with Nuxated Iron. Do not be mislead by imitations which of- ten contain drugs. Phone 34. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE COMPANY ‘A’T0 BE INSPECTED Adjutant The reorganized Company A will receive state inspection tonight, it was announced today ‘by Major Harold Sorenson, office. a telegram to the effect that Major Fulton, °U. S. A., has been authorized to make March 9. The order issued for the state in- epection announces the muster and in- spection at 8.o’clock tonight. man A. Brocopp is charged with the preparation of the muster rolls. An election ‘is dérdered to be held PAGE FIVE ROTARY CLUB TALKS CIVICS The Bismarck Rotary club met at the McKenzie hctel for their weekly luncheon today. C. L. ducted a quiz classin “State Civics.” General Orders | £2ch member was asked and answer- ed questions in connection with the State Muster To- topic. . Dr. Melvin R. Gilmore of the State night Historical society spoke on the work * Jor the Historical society and library. He gave a very interesting talk tell- ing of the plans of the society and urging the Rotarians to join. ASK DOYLE TO QUIT OFFICE The resignation of S. J. Doyle, as United States Marshal for North Da- kota, has again been requested by At- torney-General Daugherty, according to reports reaching here. Mr. Daugh- erty several months ago demanded the resignation of Mr. Doyle, who de- clined to resign. of the Adjutant-General’s He also announced receipt of the federal inspection Her- Discovery of a fossil forest is re- ported at Angion, Sardinia. Young con- | immediately after deing mustered, for the purpose of selecting a captain, one first lieutenant and one second lieutenant. The order for inspection See B. E. Jones. First. is issued by Adjutant-General Fraser. It is expected, Company A reorgan- izers said, to muster in about 60 men. more. Phone 915. New York Life can give you any- thing anyone else can and maybe This being National Canned Goods Week, Hawaiian pineapple. Fancy Red Raspberries. Special, 3 Fancy Lemon Cling Peaches. ‘Spe- Fancy Blackberries. Gnillinery OPENING TODAY Showing Newest’ Millin- ‘ery in many beautiful colors. OLINE ILLINERY ODES Equity Bank Bldg. MANDAN Phone 109R Where Quality Counts E. A. BROWN WEEK END SPECIALS we are offering a few specials. Special, 3 Bs he $1 .00 -$1.00 Special, 331: 00 -$1.00 cans . cans for ...... cial, 3 cans for... cans for .. “moderate in price. leave you at 302 Main Street, where, after making your grocery purchases you will be within a block of the Post Office, the El- tinge Theatre, the N.'P. Depot, the Banks, the Various Ladies’ furnishing stores, the Music stores. In fact you will be in the central part of the business district of Bis- marck,. YOUR TELEPHONE ORDERS will be filled as carefully as if you were in the store to make your own selection of Fruits and Vegetables. Exclusive agents for Chase & Sanborn Coffees and Teas. Established in 1864. Learn the Conversation Fox Trot Society Walk, LTT LU ET TR AVIATION WALTZ POP. ie cans for . cial, 8 cans for. . LOD, oor ne gens toilet soap left. dozen P.&G. soap. Special, packages for ..... Fancy Golden Bantam Corn. ‘Spe- cial 4 cans for....... aeeana Fancy Maine Corn. Special, 5 cans Fancy ‘String Beans. Special, 3 Fancy No. 2 Monarch Beans. Spe- Fancy No. 2, Peas. ‘Special, 5 cans Few more bars of the famous Jer- Argo corn starch. Special, 6 16 oz. La ii eee 50c Pure High Test Sweet Cream --$1.00 . $1.00 ---$1.00 - $1.00 Special, per 55¢ 16 bars for. $1 .00 Sponges are abundant in the Aus- { tralian seas. —— —————————— byes so entirely new that they in- stantly win your admiration. This week we are showing the delightful new styles. We are proud indeed to be the ex- clusive distributer of these charming DRESSES ashioned by Peggy Paige dresses are unbelievably The next time you come down town visit our new shop. { farris-obertsor FOR WOMEN’S WEAR Bismarck, No. Dak. Keep your flashlights ready for instant use with Eveready Batteries —they fit and im- prove all flashlights. Get some fresh batteries today. Insist upon Eveready — Obtainable everywhere FLASHLIGHTS & BATTERIES Richholt’s Cash anu Carry [Phe ot] Grocery [7th & Thayer| The Original Cash and Carty Store HERE YOU BUY FOR LESS Eggs, 1 dozen.. 3 dozen .. Butter, extra quality. 5 lb. jar, per lb.. a Cooking Butter, 5 Ib. jars, per Ib............000000 Bring your jars. RICHHOLT’S COFFEE Richholt’s Quality Coffee, 1 lb. 40c. 3 Ibs th Richholt’s Special Blend, 1 lb, 30cy 8 lbs........... Cream of Wheat, regular 25c size. 3 pkgs for..... 72 Large Post Toasties, regular 15c. 3 pkgs... A2 Fresh Buttermilk, gallon 30 Money Back If Not Fully Satisfied. cee " mt Ne UOC A A Te | Prof. andMrs. C. Earl JoDell ° a: ne cx Dancing Instructors. iseum—Formerly Baker’s Hall. i Oven 12 Noon to 10 p. m. Monday, Wednesday, Friday. Onen 12 Noon to 8 p. m. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. AU