The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 26, 1922, Page 5

TY v » , left here to make her home at Port . a * \ spend three weeks’ vacation visiting WEDNESDAY; JULY’ (eC aS eA AE SS | SOCIAL AND | PERSONAL | —) ae GIVE LUNCHEON FOR MISS HANSON Mrs. Spencer Boise gave a 12:30 c’elock luncheon today compliment: ary to Miss Leela Hanson who will be married this fall to Peter Swanish former basketball coach at the local high school. Eight of Miss Hanson's |’ friends attended the luncheon. -The honor suet was presented with » colonial /bouquet. Flowers were used to decorate the dining room ta- ble and the Boise apartment at Per- son court. Roseberg-Knudtson * Marriage Occurs The marriage of Miss Eisie Rose- berg, formerly. of Underwood, anc Carl E. Knudtson of Washburn, whe has been cmployed by the loca. Workmen’s Compensation Bureau fur sometime, took place at Portland Or 1, this week. Mrs. Knudtsor was . nurse in Bismarck for a num ber of years prior to the time she Mr, and Mrs. Knudtson. wil maki tour of the Pac‘fic coast ana Canadian Rockies, while on thei wedding trip. They will return tc Bismarck and make this their home land. GOES TO WASHINGTON Miss Geneva Perkins who has been visiting with her father, Mr. Per- kins of near Wing, and her aunt, Mrs. F. L, Watkins and family of Third St. will leave tomorrow for Washington, D. C., where she is em- ployed in the department of the Unit- ed States Treasury. Miss Perkins is a graduate of the local high school and has been employed in Washington for the past four years, GOING TO WASHINGTON Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Landers and daughter, Miss Vera Bell, of Wing, * who have been visiting at the home of H. Landers for the past week left yesterday for Ferndale, Wash. where they expect to make their fu- ture home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Law- yer of Baldwin, accompanied the Landers on their trip. Mrs. Landers is a sister of Mr. Lawyer. VISITING HERE. Mr. and’ Mrs, M. M. Stehbins of Sandpoint, Idaho, who have been vis- iting for a few days at the home o! Mrs. Anna Stebbins will leave tomor- row for their home. Mr. and Mrs Stebbins were called to Jamestowr by the death of a relative. SUNSHINE MEETING. The regular meeting ‘of the Sun- shine club was held at the home of «Mrs. W. E. Perry of 523 Second St. th fternoon. Miss Elsie Lawrence spoke before the club on the advan- tages of a bureau for the centraliza- tion of charities. SPENDS WEEK END .HERE Miss Bertha Severtson who is at- ‘tending normal at Valley City spent . the week end here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, S, G. Severtson. She was accompanied home by her class- mate, Miss Gladys McLean of Park + River. NURSE GOES ON VACATION. Miss Maric Overmoen, nurse at the Bismarck hospital, left this mornint for Hillsboro, where she will spend a couple of weeks visiting with her parents and friends. ON VISIT, Miss Marie Trapp Idft this morn- *ing for Big Stone, S. D., where she will visit at her home for two weeks Miss Trapp is a nurse at the Bis- marck hospital. VISIT: HERE Mrs. H. O. Pippin and children of Dickinson are visiting with Mrs. Pip- pin’s brother, A. M. Dargan. Mr. Pippin is attending the county super- intendent’s convention at Ft. Yates. CALLED OUT OF TOWN W. H. Robinson of the state high- way commission and sister, Mrs. B. R. Dow have been called to Oslo, Minn. by the sudden death of their mother. ON VACATION Miss Alma Haggerot, toll operator at the local telephone office, left yesterday for Center where she will with relatives. FORMER CITY EDITOR. Maxwell T, McNeill of Killdect former city editor on the Bismarck ‘Tribune, was a business visitor here yesterday. VISITING BRQTHER Miss Blanche Hanen of Tutle is visiting for a few days with her bro- * ther Neil, who is in the St. Alexius hospital. ' GOING HOME. Miss Esther Kraft, nurse at the Bismarck hospital, left this mornin: for a two weeks’ visit at her home in Clyde, TAKES POSITION Miss-Josephine Charlebois has tak- en a position with the state library commission for the summer months. VISITING MOTHER Miss Ruth Reeves of. Fargo is vi- siting at the home of her mother, Mrs. A. Van Horn for several weeks. GUEST HERE Miss Hazel Martini of Braddock is spending the week as a guest of Misses Julia and Esther Zellmer. jin Bismarck today. rived in the city yesterday for a few days’ visit. M. T. Sanders of St. Paul, Minn., tax commissioner of the worthern Facific, Was nere touay on busiess, Mrs. L. M. Woodard of Werner visited and shopped in the city to- day. fe Miss Anna Stadick of Haig was a city shopper yesterday. Mrs. Olive Wolfinger of Timmer, shopped in the city yesterday. Mrs. George Weyer of Krem spent the day shopping here. G. W. Cass of Mandan was a busi- ness caller here today. George H. Ilse of Mandan is spend- ing a few days in Bismarck. Paul Lang of Sterling made a business trip to the city yesterday. John Reddy of Driscoll was a busi- ness callers here today. C. J. Schindler of Driscoll trans- acted husiness in the city today, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Klery of Mor- ristown, S. D., visited here with friends today. G. Ackermann of Menoken called in the city yesterday on busines. Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Klinefelter of Steele were business visitors here |! yesterday. Ernest Peterson of Steele visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Salter and Fay Salter of Menoken visited and shop- ped here yesterda: Mrs, Carl Borge of Breien visited in the city today. W. E. Sherwood of Schafer was a business caller here today. G. E. Ronco of Mandan called in Bismarck today on business. (qasemsint Se ee tic tat ' AT THE MOVIES | o_O THE ELTINGE “Serenade” at the Eltinge Thurs- day features George Walsh and Mir- iam Cooper, who incidently are “in- laws,” Miriam being the wife of R. A. Walsh, director of the pictures, who is George’s brother. It is a Span- ish drama filled with exciting epi- sodes and tender love scenes. The action is laid in the town of Magda- lena, a Spanish possession. and de; picts in an interesting manner, the love affairs of Maria del Carmen, prettiest girl for miles around and Pancho, the governor’s son. CAPITOL When the globe. trotter, Richard Harding Davis, wrote his popular story, “The Men of Zanzibar,” he penned a ro- mance. vivid with tropic coloring and decp-reaching in its movement among the polyglot poputace oi one of the less known places of the earth. It is certainly interesting to know that William Fox, the motion picture producer, has recognized in this story most appealing material for a screen drama.’ This he has made, with William Russell as the star. The picture, which comes to the Capitol theater tonight is said to re- flect the dramatic touches for which Davis was famous, the mystery that takes his stories out of the ordinary class, and a romance without which the tale would be neither Davis-like nor complete. Zanzibar, center of East African commerce, is a seaport visited by talented author and |- ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE 8rd—Harold Carley. der 12 years: 1st—Chas. Wilbur, 2nd—Sid Wrigler. GOSPEL TENT ant a, 8rd—-Bill Erlenmeyer. ‘ : Miss Caffrey Will Open First] a0: yards, boys over 14 years .o! of Series in City Here 1st—Bob Crawford, 13 4-5 seconds. 2nd—John Russ. Tomorrow Night 24 4-5 seconds. 8rd—Louis Grambs. 20 yards on the back: Miss D. Willa Gaffray of Wenat-| . 18+—Wendel Sanders. chee, Wash., woman evangelist, \will and Ered Fanders. open an interdenominational gospel! °4-—Louis Grambs. : ie tent campaign ‘beginning tomorrow | 4 game of water polo ollowed the evening at 8 o'clock at the Corner of , CVO" . Sixth and Thayer streets and contin- ||. CITY NEWS | —_—_ —_—__—_—* : Baby Girl Born to Mr. and Mrs. Julius Andahl of the city a baby girl, at the Bis- marck hospital. Baby Girl ,Sitl at the Bismarck hospital. | Crop Mortgage Reports Crop mortgage reports for the year Register of Deeds, Richard Penwar- den. i | Baby Boy |_ Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Cummings of Wilton are the parents of ababy boy jborn at the Bismarck hospital. * St. Alexius Hospital. John Reidlinger of Temvik, Miss ; Lora Langiiof Emmett, San Danel- enko of Kief, Fritz Schmither of Beu- lah, and’ Mrs. R. Rudnick of Ana- moose have entered the, St. Alexius MISS CAFFRAY uing until August 6. Miss Caffray will be assisted by Miss Mae Beis- sell, song leader and soloist. Chil- dren's meetings will be held overy.'= - morning, Bible ¢study every _after- noon. Six local\thurches are’ repre- sented on the gencral committce un. der whose auspices Miss Caffray i: speaking. Everybody is cordially in- vited to attend. ~—_—- | Bismarck Boys ueaet Eight pupils learned to swim in| one lesson this week=that is they were‘ able to swim 20 feet before leaving the pool. The majority of ; MARCK: Long Plunge 1st—Dick. Horner, 36 ft. 2nd—Louis Grambs. 8rd—Fenton Goddard. Underwater Swimming 1st—Bob Crawford, 63 ft. 2nd—Louis Grambs. 8rd—Dick Horner. Neat Dive 1st—Bob Crawford. 2nd—Arnold Von Hagen. If you want to grow hair - —do this Science proves that only 5 in every 100 need ever be bald, But thousands of men and women, too, are greatly concerned by falling hair which leads to ness, This is posi- tively unnecessary, for Van Ess, the scientific lHquid massage, is all that is necessary to remove dandruff, scalp and grow . Van Ese, through {ts scientifically designed appll- cator, goes to the roots of the hair. It cleans out the Infected Sebum which causes all of the trouble. Tones, cleanses, and nurtures the hair roots which still live and ina short time develops a growth of new, healthy hair. ships of the. world trade. By reason of its changing political history it has come to be a place for men of every shade and all races. Because of its looseness of government ‘fugi- tives ‘from justice have made it a hiding place. Around the American consulate, in the picture, revolves swift action and deep intrigue. The pri ive beauty and shriveling heat of the tropics constitute a back- ground for cternal romance—rom- ance that often, by a trick of cir- cumstance, turns to tragedy. Fortunately, this is not a tragic story; but it should be a screen en- tertainment of the best sort. Remember the dance to- night at Schebler’s Dairy Farm. In spite of the rain the roads are good. Everybody welcome. SHOE REPAIRING Done Right Modern Machinery ».. Expert Workmen Best Material , Orders by Mail Given’ Prompt Attention Economy Shoe Repair Shop Fifth Street Opposite McKenzie Hotel | BISMARCK SPENDS WEEK WITH COUSIN © Miss Dena Thue of Stanton is snending the week with her cousin, Miss Manda Munson. VISITING FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. David Houle and James Houle of Makoti are visiting in the city with friends. Col. J. B. Carroll, commandant of the Old Soldiers Home at Lisbon, ar- Park Art 9-10 Hoskins Block Foot Specialist || TREATING CORNS, BUNIONS, FALLEN ARCHES |] INGROWING NAILS AND ALL FOOT TROUBLES | MEN AND WOMEN . Bo sure to get Van Ess, We will give you a signed guarantee, Finney’s Drug Store Bismarck, N. D. Friday, July 28th. Stop Ice Bills and Bother with an ICELESS REFRIGERATOR 7 PERFORMANCE GUARANTEED Works without ice, brine, chemi- cals or machinery. Keeps meats, poultry, cooked or uncooked, as long as any refrigerator in which you are putting a dollar’s worth of, ice every few days. It will Keep fruit, vegetables, butter, flowers—anything of that nature—from 3 to 10 days longer than any refrigerator requiring ice ever manufactured, The Hydro-Syphon is guaran- teed to keep milk, butter, onions, tobacco, berries, cheese, meat, on the same shelf without one foodstuff taking any odor froni the other, One season’s ice bill invested in an Iceless eliminates the ice pills’ of a lifetime. Free trial given—makes good or money~refunded. Bungalow size $17.50. ‘Household size $30.00 Get Yours Today ; cigs Harris & McManus 207 Broadway Phone 565 Agents Wanted _ Cle DRY fo The Laun-Dry. Ette saves work on wash day because it drys as well as washes. It saves work on mending «day: because it never smashes’ buttons or injures the daintiest fasteners. The Laun- Dry-Ette does: not require extra tubs, because both the washing and the drying are done right in the Hair Shop Phone 408 | hospital for treatment. 20 yards, young comers, boys’ un-) Farnsworth of the city has been dis- | charged from the hospital. | | Mr. and Mrs, Victor Anderson of Violet Campbell of Braddock have Wilton announce the birth of a baby, been discharged from the hospital. | of 1922 have been completed by the! received a broken arm is reported to FUL LUC AUC LU TO THE PATRONS OF THE BISMARCK WATER SUPPLY CO. AND. TAX PAYERS OF BIS- | | There has been so much misinformation circulated in the city relative to the conduct of the business af- fairs of the Bismarck Water Supply Co. that a number of its patrons, who ‘are familiar with the conditions surrounding the company, have requested. its manage- ment to present to the public all of the facts relative people. can learn in five or six . rs <i lessons. to its plant and conduct of its business. The afternoon program resulted as; follows: For these reasons it has been deemed wise and pru- dent on the part of the company to present from time to time in the immediate future, in. the Bismarck Tribune, a series of articles pertaining to the business history of the company for a number of years past, touching particularly upon the Jlitigation.it has been forced into and other present-day conditions. The articles will cover statement of its revenue, operating expenses, plant and equipment, amount ‘of water pumped and sold, and number of services in operation at the present.and rates charged by, the com- pany. These statements will be those sworn to and presented to the State Board of Railroad Commission- ers as evidence in the litigation before that body. We feel no hesitancy in presenting freely the busi- ness affairs of the company, and feel that after careful consideration on the part of our consumers of the state- ments, which will he presented, you will see the oppo- sition to the Water Company sin its true light. first article will be a statement of the .company’s operating revenue and where it. comes from. It will appear in the last edition of the Bismarck’ Tribune, EA Respectfully, BISMARCK WATER iN APM and r the line without a wringer HE Laun-Dry-Ette has no wringer. It washes the clothes, and wiir/s the suds out; it rinses them and whirls the rinse water out; it blues them and whir/s them dry for the line—@ whole tubful at a time. FRENCH & WELCH HARDWARE CO. one WINCHESTER stone © Master Fred Baby Boy. The birth of a baby boy at the St. Alexius: hospital’ yesterday was an- nounced by Mr. and Mrs. Harry B.| .: Cutting Wheat. Cutting of wheat on the E. G. Pav n farm east of the city be; terday. The grain is of fine qual- j ity and a.good yield is promised. Bismarck Hospital R. F. Flint of: the city; Dorothy Edson of Moffit; Mrs. C. J. Fylling| of Mandan; Mrs. Mike Moski of Wi ton; Frank Degetto of Marsh, Mont Glen Jackson of Fort Clark; Mrs. C. G. Borge of | Breen; Mrs. R. M. Choate McClusky; Rudolph Krue-| ger of Max; Lawrence) Porter of Stecle, and Mr. Paul’ Lang of Sterl- ing have entered the Bismarck hos-/ pital for treatment, Adeline Solberg) of Braddock; Alda Bremer of the e Anton Klemmens of Kenmare, B. D. Wilcox of the city; Mrs. Jens Stenstovold and baby of Driscoll, and RECOVERING RAPIDLY Cyril King who had his right foot amputated just above the ankle and be in as good a: condition as could possibly be expected under the cir- cumstances, Everything indicates that he will reeover rapidly, stated his attendants. Reports that the boy's leg’ was amputated above the knee were, said to be unfounded. NOTICE © Citv drinking water should | be boiled. C. E. Stackhouse, City Health Officer. Bismarck, N, Dak., July 26, 1922. The SUPPLY:CO. HV UN GUHA U ARNON AL AA Laun-Dry-Ette itself. The Laun- Dry-Ette prevents red hands, be- cause it makes it unnecessary to | put your hands in the water even | once. We invite you to come to our store.and see the Laun-Dry-Ette doaregular washing. If you can’t come, please phone or write. EMT |#i Washington, a superior Marinello operator with sev- eral years’ successful experience MARINELO SHOP. Hughes Block M’CUMBER HITS PUBLISHERS July 26.—Chairman McCumber of the finance committee declared in the senate today that a ! / committee of newspaper publishers McGann oft41us Bighih Be, |had appeared before the committee | when the Payne-Aldrjch tariff bill was being framed and threatened to unite against the Taft administration ANNOUNCEMENT We have obtained the:services of -unless newsprint paper was placed on the free: list. Pit SA ETE 147TH GOES HOME Sturgis, S,.D., July 26.—The 147th4 Field Artillery ‘of the South Dakota national guard completed its six weeks encampment at Fort Meade and departed for home stations last night. All horses and equipment were taken by thé men. Miss Richter Phone 896 proof. Wool Slip-Ons $2.50 Think of it! An all wool sweater at $2:50. One never has too many sweaters in the. summer wardrobe, and. you'll make.a place for these jaunty wool slip- ons. A few other novelly sweater wraps al Yq discount. e KHAKI- Delightful companions these lazy days! Always ready for an ad- venturous jaunt or motor trip—sturdy and staunch—-cool and dust- "KNICKERS $2.75 aun rris-obertso | FOR WOMEN’S WEAR Bismarck, No. Dak. Absolute Clearance of Summer Essentials All Specially Priced There are many warm days ahead in which to enjoy these offerings, so why nol parlake of this opportunity to supply your needs at greatly reduced prices? Tub Frocks At $3.50 Just a limited number at this price, so come early and take. your: pick. For- merly priced at $6.50. At $5.00 A group of frocks of sturdy. colton, voiles, lissucs and a few organdies. Values to $12.00. At $12.00 and $16.00 A splendid colledtion of tub silks, linens, Roshanara ‘crepes, organdies, rat- ines, pongee and fine ginghams.. Values to $25.00. i Jersey Jacket $6.50 x A Combined with a smart sports skir_—a crisp tub blouse—and one has a:perfect summer costume! These firm, splendidly tailored jackets.in black, rose, heather, copen, red, green and tan. 2 : o¢—— and the Open Road . ._ JACKETS $3.50 BLOUSES $2.75 1o% Do Your Diving ina “Jantzen” Harris-Robertson’s is the Bathing Suit Store, they say! What so bracing asa long, cool dip in the pool or lake? You'll feel so comfortable in a Jantzen, and tomorrow. we offer our entire line at 1-3 dis- count; Many vivid shades and clever styles. A rare opportunily, with August and vacation ahead. 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