The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 27, 1922, Page 5

‘” WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1922 ‘| SOCIAL AND | | PERSONAL |, —_____—__—_+ To Ack Return Of Rev. Halfyard To Local Church; At the quartérly conference of the | yf ee! |‘ THIS IS NEW! | oO McCabe Methodist church which was held last night the church officers were unanimous in their decision to ask the Bishop for the reappointment of Rev.~S. F. Halfyard to the: local | parish. The work of the church dur- ing the past quarter was reviewed. Rey. H. Styles Harriss presided at the meeting. Kobs-Bertsch | Marriage Occurs) The marriage of Miss Lisetta A. Kobs of New Salem and Carl Bertsch | of this city took place at 11 o'clock | this morning at the’ home of Mrs. G. | Bertscl, 715 Eight Street in the! presence of relatives of the two fam- | ilies. Rev, G. Strock. of the\German Baptist church officiated. ! After the marriage service a wed- | ding breakfast was served by Mrs. | Bertsch. Mr. Bertsch has lived i | Bismarck for about ten years and has been connected with the Voss- | beck & Bertsch billiard parlors. Mr. | and Mrs. Bertsch will make their! home in Bismarck after their re-| turn from a wedding trip of several | weeks at Glascow, Mont., and other! points. Name Burgheim Lozal Band Leader | At a_ representative meeting of | the parents of members of the Young | People’s Band held last night the re- signation of Mr. Dodson, was accept- ed. ‘Plans. were discussed. for, a new organization with Mr. Joe Burgheim, | i Si nae leader of the Mandan Band, as lead: vent ‘something. new for an, evening er and instructor, and with such ad-/ frock to do. This one eliminates the ditional officers as may be neces-| shoulder strap and is held is place sary to insure a competent business | hy being pasted securely to the skin. management. _ The committee aP-|1¢ shows also a novel drapery. treat- pointed included H. 8. Lobach, John | sone. A. Larson and Mrs. J. I. Setzer. GRAIN 10 BE COLLECTED FOR. RUSSIAN RELIBF Will Be Shipped in Carload) Lots from North Dakota This Fall ORGANIZE Burleigh County Organization! Is Completed to Aid Famine-stricken Grain in carload lots, will be ship- ped from North Dakota this year to the Russian relief orgunization, Christ Flegel of Kulm, state agent,| said heré today, ‘Most of the grain will be sent into South and South- western Russia from which sections most’ Russians living in North Da- kota came from. The grain will be used by the Russians for seed, Mr. Flegel said. Less than carload lots of grain will be sold and the money given to the Minnesotan Rutsian ke- lief organiaztign of which the Nortn | Dakota organization for which Mr. | Flegel' is organizer is a branch, A Burleigh county committee was formed at a meeting held here,’ the “| committee including persons chiefly of non-Russian extraction, but who are to join in the work because of the great need of the Russian peo- tle. Theodore Kofel was named chairman of the county organization which is to be known as the Bur- leigh county committee of the North- wat Russian Rexier Society. Members of ‘the committee follow: Executive Committee, Burleigh 4 County. Theo. Koffel, chairman; H. P, God- card Al Rosen, Thos. Hall, Rollin Welch, Carl Kositzky, J, C. Anderson, W. E, Parsons and A. S, Bolster, sec- retary and treasurer. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Mrs. Wilcox, of Center Passes. Away Mrs. Burton Wilcox of Center pass- ed away at a/local hosiptal yesterday afternoon at '5 o’clock as a result of an operation., Mrs, Wilcox was 28 years old. She leaves a husband anda sister, Mrs. E. M. Holmes. The re- mains will be sent to Iowa, the form- ter home of Mrs. Wilcox. PAGE FIVE MERCHANT DIES| “ARTER A SHORT ~ TLINESS HERE H. 0. Lerum, of Baldwin, For? a large area of Buffalo county and for a time menaced’ Gann Valley yesterday, was brought under con- trol by fire fighters today. It has not been determined what started the fire, which destroyed a ‘consid- erable quantity of hay, stacked grain and some farm buildings. An esti- mate of the damage could not be ov tained today, SUCCESSOR TO Governor Nestos to advise the State Administration in the running of the mills at Drake and Grand Forks and the elevator at Grand Forks, ae cae A H. DAILEY FAILS, Fargo, N. D., Sept. 27.—Failure of the business of H, Dailey, general merchant at Carrington was an nounced today at the office of the clerk of the federal court, Assert: were given as $12,303 and liabilities as $19,901. MILL CITY PRINTER DROWNS \ pe Minneapolis Sept. 27—Charles El- mer Knapp, head of the C. E, Knapp company printers of Minneapolis, drowned near Victoria, Minnesota, where he had been on an outing, ac- cording to word received in Minne- apolis today. | COMMITTEE | Funeral for Kaiser | Boy to be Held Here Funeral:.services for Fred Kaiser, | 12-year-old son of Charles Kaiser of | Miles City Mont., will be held at St. |Mary’s church Thursday morning at |8 o'clock. Rev, Father ‘Hiltner will | preside. Fred was killed Sunday evening when‘ the rifle which his brother, aymond, age 9 yeats, handed him after he had dismounted from the horse which the two boys had been riding, accidently exploded in his |face, The bullet. entered the” boys face and death | resulted instantly. The two boys had been hunting Sunday. and were riding horseback double. The older boy dismounted | first and his smallér brother was | handing down the rifle when it ac- cidently went off. Emil and George ! Kaiser, brothers of the dead ‘boy, left immediately for Montana expect- ed to arriye with'the remains dn No, | 4 this evening. Pall bearers will be the following boys who were school mates of Fred’s when he lived in. Bismarck | will act as pallbearers: jnell, Harry Rhud, Carl Maassen, | Stanley and Frank Robidou, and | Wyman Glitschka. | Mr. and Mrs, Charles Kaiser were former residents of Bismarck. % REV, ATKINSON IS MODERATOR (By the Associated Press) Fargo, N. D., Sept. 27—Election of Rev. Frank Atkinson, Carrington, as moderator during, the present Congregational conference of North Dakota in session here was annoup- ced today. He was elected for the Bax O'Con- | mer Minnesota Solon, Passes Away LED AN’ ACTIVE LIFE! H. 0. Lerum of Baldwin passed | away at.a local” hospital yesterday | afternoon at 1:40 p. m. after an ill-| ceeding the late A. J. Gronna, Mr. jness of but ‘eight days, death being | McGrann is an experienced mill and due to diabetes. Mr. Lerum was a! elevator ntan and has had a wide ex- {pioneer merchant of ;Minnesota, had j perience in that business in the state. tretired from business several years The commission was appointed by ago but-came to Baldwin about; yeighteen months ago to take charge jof business there, t Mr, ‘Lerum’ was. 69 years of age, | ‘having been born in, Buffalo county, Wisconsin, ‘January 29, 1853. He ‘went to-Stephen, Minnesota, in 1883 jand entered business, During his jlong period, of residence in Stephen jhe.was president. of the city board | |for a number of terms-and repre- sented his district in the Minnesota ‘legislature’ in. 1903, 1905. and 1907. |He retired from ‘active business about 15 years ago, but since that jtinte had continued to take an active | ‘part in‘civievaffairs in his home lcity. i GRONNA NAMED BY GOVERNOR Governor R. A, Nestos today an- nounced the appointment of John F. McGrann of Fargo chairman of the Mill and Elevator Commission, suc- | Mr. Lerum is survived by a wife ; jand two sons, Oliver H. of Bismarck jand Martin. A. of Minneapolis. The bedy will lie-in state in the Perry , undertaking parlors here tonight and may be viewed between the hours of '7 and 9 p.m. The body will be taken te Stephen for burial on Friday, the funeral to be held at the Lutheran | church there, of which he was a pre- minent member. | ‘POTATO PRICE VARIES SHARPLY; Jamestown, N, D., Sept. 27.—Three cars of fine graded potatoes loaded “by Stutsman County farmers for. shipment to Minneapolis remained '] That’s why it's better and different from any other Jap Rose Soap “To The Victors Be- eH Ram nT UNA * Sport Suits We have a fine selection to show you; the latest models in sport suits in the newest colorings and fabrics. 30 Overcoats You will like the new models. S. E. Bergeson & Son Tailoring Dry Cleaning S Envy A MT RM Lasting Beauty in . unshipped today,.The owners getting J long The Spoils.” | period -of the conference only to q price of 66.6 at Minneapoli , : 0 ! polis, they fill the place of; Rev. Daniel Earl, were undecided whether to shop them EPWORTH LEAGUE ENTERTAINS | Local Committees. ie A rti. IS tic Port ra 1 ts >—________..____+ Cirry Niws \ The Bismarck Epworth League of || Arnold: L, MeBride, chairman, and| fil the place ofi Rey. Daniel Bart the Methodist church will entertain | | Ole Suthers, / pe Core Oe Cost on Stcounk af she chan: 1 es best > dds Aer F “ te : : $ ‘ f the Mandan league on Thursday | Baldwin: H, G. Wiggins, chairman, | “The next forward step in organi- ging of prices so rapidly. And. the Chet bestiable to eope Light and shadow, richness of tone, graceful pose night of this week on the banks of | y Baby Girl Louis Spitzer j sation,” was being. disedssed by ting ——— hose ainda ar’ keen, d th lity that speaks from a portrait— the Missouri with a weiner roast./ Mr. and Mrs. 8. E, W: 422] “Wilton: GW. Stewart, J. A. Spit-| conference this morning. Additional DP ATRIB FIRE * clear pat acdie MS ates Ps cae % ts Riad ri aria bal Lr | ilton: |G. W. Stewart, J. A. Spit-| registrants were swelling yesterday’s clear and active. Most of us— Conveyances will leave the Bismarck Methodist. church promptly at 6:80 p. m. Thursday. A large attendance | Twelfth Street announce the birth! | of a baby girl at the St. Alexius hos- ‘pital yesterday. : zer, Fred Bender, Still: Victor Ander:on, chairman; At N. Blexrud (Regan), Gottlieb Zell- | attendance of 100, i Betier baking, better bread, Wes-ington’ Springs. S. D., Sept. | UNDER CONTROL; | uncen:.ciously—are being slow- ed-up—by our éyes. Fact! Our eyes are weakening constantly. 1 i These are the things which go into the making of a picture which strangers stop to study, and your friends treasure, not alone because it’s you, but because is anticipated. -— a Alta), : red’ I aia i Bismarck Hospital vents ‘Arnold Gerberding, chair-| “Neyer Fails” flour. 27-A. prairie fire which swept, over!| Ge Se eran aanaltes it’s art. ; ; HARD LUCK SUPPER ___|_ Alfred Vennesland of Tuttle, Mrs.) man; A. L, Garnes:, Philip Shuh. nals. Know that your eyes are ° A harvest bard luck supper will|S. S. McDonald of the city, Mrs. Ole Wing: Geo, Anderson, chairman; vight—right to the point. of yf . be given at the Presbyterian church | Sletten of Price, Sterling-Gordon of| 4 y Carison ‘ Mighest efficiency. Have them or uU 10 $¢ Thursday evening, Sept. 28, at 6:30; Mercer, Mrs, Mike Will of Garrison.) “47a. 4 ‘¢. Isaminger, chairman; examined. If yor sicu'd need o'clock: Hot coffee ana hot rolls Ludwig sehake oeiNew (Bolen. iene woM. cheat ts , Hi sisses: a pat ad ee Successors to Holmboe Stidio will be served by the committee.| Glen Beuhler of Mo! ave entere: aia z: I aa romi - i “ A ita”? All are invited to bring well filled! the Bismarck hospital for treatment.| | Driscoll: H. A Knudtson, chair Cone oa bene as cere “Makers of Quality Portraits” baskets of gcod things‘to‘eat. -1! |FeJ:'Smith of-the city-and Fred’ Port ak lam. Elsenpeiss, Andrew, Kro- ‘ tr a8. 228 4th St. Phone 264 Bismarck. of Shields have been discharged] 2". ake ib ——_—_-¢ —— q TO COLLEGE from the hospital. | entenling TLE Wafangs has nha Dect HAVE: YOUR. PHOTOGRAPHS. FOR CHRISTMAS Miss Olga Steen who has been Pre Tee be neat BALE ar “aat| Bonha:n Dzc4.1 - MADE NOW visiting her brother, M, 0. Steen Alexius Hospital McKenzie: 4H. B.A OINGIL cehalr, moderate Optometrists and Jeweleys i and sister, Mrs. §. Aaberg during| J: W. Hubard of Tuttle, Gilbert| man; P. P. Bliss. : ‘welets. the past two months left this morn. | Reiersgaard of Werner, Mrs. E.\D.)_ Mencken: A T Welch, ghairman; iced =n ing for Moorhead, Minn., where she | Morris of the city, Clarence Rasson pene pee = a Ce H prt fas iaaeaiah circ 1 i inue |: of the city, Master Walter Harring-} | Moffit: Val. Benz, chairman; L, L, ‘ ¢ " wit continue her study of music tn x UU AA the conservatory of Concordia Col- lege. FARLAND-HALL MARRIAGE Friends here have received an- nouncements of the marriage of Miss Ida Farland of Seattle, Wash., and | Scott M. Hall which took place in Seattle Sept. 8. Both Mr. and Mrs. Hall were former residents in Bis- marck, ‘TO ATTEND FAIR Dr. J. B. Hollenbeck left yester- day for Forman to take charge of. the live stock department of the Sargent county fair which is beirg held there this week, aes oaee: ‘ g ny a 1p MAUT muffins, etc., that will give a zest to Lovely Creations Gathered vue ioe aoue | AT THE MOVIES 3 AT) CHARCHS || Large sz sprits. innres ehelome The Lovely, Crealians for Duluth, ‘Minn, ‘where ‘she. will | ® Z can ness also and never leaves a bitter taste. Together for This Selling Repre- ake her home in t . Duri THE ELTINGE, : : ; tees ee sree Tet sheukes Foremost among the novels which 12 Ask your grocer if he has any cans left sent The Very Height Of Beauty. lived at the home. of Mr. and Mrs,| have brought Booth Tarkington last-] Fargo, N. D., Sept. 27.—Edware of Dr. Price’s at the special sale price ; pee teenies rec ema: which will be show-| Smidegll and other striking em-/ Hl} OUNCES recently offered They Are From Our Foremost | how accidents happen to children on ton of Ree, and Mrs. Christina Schu- bert of the city have entered the St. Alexius hospital for treatment. Miss Esther Wurm of Tuttle and Miss Jean Wishek of Ashley have been dis- charged from the hospital. Show Road Picture The film secured by the State | Good Roads Association from the Detroit, Michigan Police Department | entitled “Hurry Slowly” and showing Detroits’ streets will be presented as an. added! attraction to the El-| tinge theater’s bill tonight and, to- morrow night. . From Home,” which will be show- Rockwood, W. W. MeNally, Brittin: | Chas, Anderson, chair- man; J. A. McConkey. Stewartsdale: A.’ A, Stewart, chair- man; Ed, Chaiak. Bismarck: F. B. Strauss, chair- man; A. W, Lucas, Al. Rosen, L, A. Schipfer| All Elevator Men. Publicity: R, C. Brandon, chair- man; Al. Rosen, Carl Kositzky, W. J. Bennett. : A Clothing: Mrs. P. C, Remington, Mrs. F. A, Lahr, Mrs. C, W. Moses. STRIKERS DENY ployes the Great Northern rail- healthful obtainable Use #and ease! baking powder Contains No Alum Dr. Price’s Phosphate Baking Powder makes light, delicious biscuits, cakes, A Selling of Exclusive _ New Fall Frocks BAPTIST LADIES AID ing at the Eltinge theater, Wednes-| Way of New Rockford denied all i The Ladies Aid of the First Bap-|day. With tha action paid. most- chatéed made in affidavitls today when Send for the “New Dr. Price Cook Designers. tist church will:meet tomorrow af-|ly in Italy, and several sceneS| hig case to show cause why h. Book.’ Jt’s Free. ternoon at 3 o’elock in the church parlors. All members are urged to be present-since important busi- ness will be transacted. pera SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH Services will be held at the Second Colored Baptist church this evening. Rev. D, E. Beasley, State missionary for the negro work in North Dakota | will preach and. a business meeting after regular. services. UNDER MEDICAL TREATMENT John Heimer of Flasher who re- cently sustained a badly for medical treatment. ; FROM LONG BEACH Charles Stanlby of Long Beach, Calif, formerly an attorney at Stecte is in Bismarck and vicinity on legal business, Sere ! Frank Simon of Kintyre was a business caller here today. J. W. Miller of Drake visited with friends here this morning. G. Reiersgaard of Werner was a business caller here today. crushed | hand while threshing is in Bismarck | in England and America the story is a thrilling one and in its trans- ferrance to the screen it has lost none of its intensity. Produced by George Fitzmaurice for Paramount, it has been invested with the cus- \tomary: fire and vigor expected from | this virile director. One of the chief is the excellent cast, which es such favorites a3 James Kirkwood, Anna Q. Nilsson, Norman Kerry, Dorothy. Cumming and John | Miltern. Other snojects on the pro- | gram aré-an Aesop Fable, Movie | Chats and “Hurry Slowly,” a sin- gle reel subject shown under the! es of the North Dakota Good; Association. CAPITOL. Producers of “Life’s Greatest] | Question,” which is to be the film/ feature attraction at the Capitol the-| ater tonight, have undertaken to yal Northwest; ember of the love with the Mounted Police bride’s stepdaughter, ‘ ; Superb backgrounds make this pro- duction, scenically, one of the out- standing pictu: of the year. It was directed by Harry Revier, ant was photographed in the country in ich it is supposed to occur. ia should not be prosecuted for con- tempt of ederal Judge C, F. Ami- don’s strike injunction order came up in Judge Amidon’s court. Henry Johnson, employe of the road, drew a gun on Schmidyall, they testified. The case was continued until ten a, m. Saturday. Judge Amidon or- dered that a tent used by picketers should be removed to 900 feet from the crossing in New Rockford where the exchange took place, The case of strikers at Minot ac- cused of beating an’employe of the Great Northern will be heard late this afternoon. Roy Stephens of Stanton was a business caller here today. “Never Fails” flour will give you satisfaction. When you think of clothes, builds you up 30 Million Bottles Sold Ask Any Good Druggist § Price Bak 1001 Independence Boulevard, Chicago ‘ing Powder Factory As | Shirts! Shirts! Shirts! our Shirts. | Klein’s You can’t imagine the “Class” as well as “Quality” of Come in and give them the once over. Toggery Day Phone 100 Night Pone 100 or 687; . BISMARCK FURNITURE COMPANY. 220 MAIN STREET Upholstered Furniture Made to Order. . UHURU AAT CHU slim Diana. frocks at once. shall we choose? } present on the screen a thrilling ex-| | | r Miss RNS eae returned | rosition of the age-old question:/ think of Klein. When you) 44 dast night to Olwein, Ia. after visit-|Should a woman tell her husband of} think of Klein, think OF | Fyn ing firends in Bismarck. her past life? clothes : However, it would Psa he PREREE Brisa. OY SE é | VISITING FRIENDS those responsible for this particular] Dance tonight. Roof Gar- | Bee Mrs. J. Johnson ‘of Flasher is vi-| production had given up hope of ever den. If weather permits. A i The art of modern merchandising rests in siting in the city with friends for a/ finding, a suitable solution to this] P11) Soviog INESS few days. nroblem in the center of civilization, carte se . 1 1 fi jainee they have chosen to niake te | | proper sly le selection. Mr. and Mrs, W. P. Macomber of | locale of their story an outpost vil- 5 Wilton shopped in Bismarck yester-| lage in the Far North. This orig- WEBB BROTHERS i : day. inal Houel B ieee sereeny One| | Undertakers Embalmers Funeral! Directors | EVERY O NE’S PR TC. E aga o e st 3 a zi W. J. Sperry, of Denhoff was 2] adventure and thrill ever screened Licensed Embalmer in Charge | business caller in Bismarck today.|in the Northland. DAY PHONE 246 » NIGHT PHONES 246-887 | — Chareeters in t\e story’ are play- : ; C. Allen, Johnstone of Ashley trans: | eq by Ray Stewar: and Louise Lane: Nosis Yeas Ads i acted business here this morning. |jy, who are co-starred. The latter fature’s To! fedicine ||| ‘ plays the newly acquired wife of the | PERRY UNDERTAKING PARLORS BS M. 7. Olson of Driscoll was | "itlage’s “most prominent citizen, ends stomach ||| . Licensed Embalmer in Charge ; business caller here yesterday. ile the forme: is a courageous} troubles and | ees | | FOR WOMEN'S WEAR Bismarck, No. Dak. Eel NMNINNNUUUUAUUUUUUUGUUOUUUUUCUUUAOCAUTAUUUUUAUAUOAGAUAE ALARA Of course ‘skirts are longer—isn’t it a pleas- ure to wear some thing flowing again? But above the hem-line the mode wavers like a veather-cock. Straight willowy frocks are shown side by side with godet frocks flaring in 2 silhouette we haven’t worn since the dark nineties. And, just as we begin to be accustomed to godets, we observe a third silhouette that bunches all its fullness in the front and designs its back for none but a / Three silhouettes so radically different are a source of anxiety to the calm- est feminine temperament. We must get our And yet—Which silhouette Se TOO A