The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 16, 1922, Page 5

Social and Personal Christmas Seals Sale by Schools Nets Over $200 sale of Anti-tuberculos's conducted by the school children in the residential dis- | s of the city n of $200.68, schools contested for the biggest sale but the proceeds were so evenly divided that all deserved about the { same credit. The William Moore little above the others, Will School, $5 3 chool, — $53.30; hool $20.37 and $18.45 was sold ut | igh school. sel choo sold These funds will be equally/divi- | ded for use in welfare work among the school children of the city and for the state tuberculosis organi tion. A booth ‘in which stamps being sold today is being conducted today. Junior H. S. ‘Pupils ee Present Program t The pupils of Seven B room of the! Junion High School, Miss Rita Mpr- :,, teacher,s presented ‘an interest- | ; phy, ing Christmas program on Frida December 15th. Willian nt, presided during Vice-president, -Ber- tary, Grace Elness: r Crewe, The guest number’ of the mothers, and M Yancis Mallory, principai! The foleving program was pre-! sented following a short business First Christmas | jo due “The Best of Humor and Anthony Faber. ‘Lizabeth =Ann—Mary on ywhere, . Eve: Tonight— Lut! where, Christmas Kludt. Viano Sclo—Valse Estacy-—Marga-| ret Johnson. Reading—An Italian Christmas Le- gend—Louise Koffel. Old Fashioned dance in Costume— Bernice Joslin, America the Beautiful—Class. School ‘Children Give Program The following program was given! i s, taught by Moore school lent Night ... . Night! n—Just ’Fore Christmas. .Edward O’Hare Violin solo ‘with, piano accompani- ment by Muriel Benson. Rose Davis | in All Lands—Ray Me- n, Josie Johanson, Vivian "| Kositzky. Claus and the. ..Goldie Dobson Francis Nuessle ringles Sur- -Carl Pillen Mouse .. Piano solo ld Fashioned Christ: ; Harold Carley ABaIN oc cece cece gece eeeoeees Boys Piano solo Regding—§ Claus On the Train . o Appeal Board Concludes Meeting The Ss appeal board of the United their review of the claims of 60 e: service men yesterday in Bisma The Red Cross workers who attend- ed the meetings stated that she feels that the men were given a fair dv on in their claims according to Ul the evidence presented in their folios. The board was composed of H. R, Poole, chairman; Major Bent- ley, medical member, and Allen Met- go. | tots ~ RECITAL WELL ATTENDED. The recital given by the voice anu expression | pupils of Clara Rudge was well attended at the high ool last nig! 1 given ‘b; Miss Ridge, her stu- rked advance in the quality of their work. On Tuesday evening, Dec. 19th, social meeting of the B. & P. W. club will be held in their rooms. ._Plans are being made for a tree and the Christmas spirit will prevail everywhere, Members are asked to) come and join in in singing the! Christmas carols. WAR MOTHERS MEETING There will be a meeting of the |) American War Mothers on Tuesday afternoon at 3 p. m. at the Legion hail. As there will be election of 1 members are especially j attend. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bartlett of 620 Seventh Street have gone to Duluth | where they will spend one week after | which th 1 1 Wisconsin until after the in cent P. E. 0. CHRISTMAS PARTY. The member; terhood will be entertained Christmas party Monday by Henricka B. Beach. Misses Juanita Buttler and A. C. Sneicher of Hensler are doing their Christmas.shopping here over the week end. at a Miss Miss Julia Ferris, a school teacher av Baldwin, is spending the week end in Bismarck, resulted in a total | The various ! e other officers of | ie Byrne | Joyce Moule | sithe Eltinge Sunday afternoon tes Veterans Bureau completed) calfe, rehabilitation assistant at Far-| Since the last re-| SOCIAL MEETING OF B & P.Ww.! sit with relatives | of the P. E. O. sis- | ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE FIVE former resident of the city, is spend- | ing several days in’ Bismarck visit: | ing old friends, Mr, Allen is now} employed as a corp in Bismarek |looking after legul interests, He is one of the old timers here, having | eae school here in the early| days, —— | HIGH SCHOOL DANCE A good size crowd attended the | high school dance,at Legion hall last night. Members of the faculty chaperoned the affair | H. D.| Redding of Bentley, T. T. Hughes of McKenzie, and George W. |Lewis and family)of Sterling were yesterday and to- | | | city callers he day. GUEST OF MOTHER. Mrs. Fred Wiebers of Flasher, is | {spending a few day her mother, Mrs, M: “ LEAVES FOR HOLIDAYS. Ex-Governor John Burke left this i end the Christmas holidays with hi family in Fargo. Miss Anna J. Thomson of Dick- inson arrived in the city last night to visit with relatives who are ill at a local hospital. y, = Misses Eliz and Esther Pederson, | Leonard and H. C. Pederson of Dris- ure stopping over in Bismarck erson of Brisbane, was a city shopper here today. | Mrs. Gust Olson of Hankinson is} | spending ‘several days in Bismarck | joing her Christmas shopping. Mrs. Frank Wernli of Hazen who has been shopping in Bismarck lett | jf or her home this morning. | W. E. Nichols and family of Mofit, ‘are stopping over in the city for sev jeral days, | J. PF. Sherman of Elgin is spend- "ite a few days in Bismarck on busi- - Jacob Kuller of Judson, made u | business trip to Bismarck yesterday. | A. Hofmeister cf Oakes, made a ibitsiness trip to the city yesterday. | P. KE. Hatch of Baldwin, was a/ ‘business caller in the city today. Marsh Wilton of McKenzie, w: (business caller in the city toda: i | Mrs, E: L. Carlton of Hebron vis- ited with friends here today. | = 1, C. A. Anderson of Moffit, called in {the city today on business. Mrs..W. W. McNally of Moffit, was a shopper here today. | | i { | AF. Tourtlotte of Sanger was a jbusiness caller today. Mrs. W. A. Bandel of Hebron shop- ped here ‘today. E. S, Johnston of Pride was a city visitor’ today. For Xmas gifts’ see our fancy work and winter bou- quets. Also have your dress- making’ and _hemstitching dohe at the Woman’s Ex- jchange. N. W. Kelley, pro- iprietor, 123% 4th St. | Sacred Concert given at at 4 o’clock by the Thursday Musical Cluh for the benefit ‘of the Women’s Community | jCouncil. : 1 Attention Masons. Regu- | jlar meeting of Bismarck lodge Monday evening. In. | istallation of officers. Dinner 6:30 in temple. All Masons jand visiting brothers request- ed to attend. Y\of Bismarck Ensign and Mrs. Homer {for the worthy poor. | Christmas i j workers, are ever on the go, provid- ee || CITY NEWS ‘hospital. Ask People to Help Care for Needy In an open letter to the people lask that they aid them in providing Christmas dinners for the worthy poor, Their letter reads, as follows: | Bismarck, N. D., Dec. 1922. To the Friends of Bimarck: Dear Friends: With a feeling of confidence we again ask for your support in help- ing us to provide Christmas Dinners The sorrow and poverty that ex- ists, even in the most ‘prosperous itimes is well known to us all. The |aged in need, the widow with help- less hungry children, the appeal of those who have been overtaken in jsickness and are in financial dis- tress. It is for these we solicit your aid, to provide them with a Christmas f | Dinner in their own home. We not only take care of them at time, but our trained ing food for the hungry, raiment for the poorly-clad, shelter for tie homeless, employment for the un- employed, and in other ways making life’s burden lighter and -lighter by these ministrations. A generous response at this time will enable us to do a greater work than ever before. Thanking you in anticipation and ‘wishing you every blessing. We are, yours to serve, ENSIGN AND MRS. HOMER. ——_—_________- Bismarck Hospital Miss Gladys Vesperman Orrin Wilcox of Ryder, of the! cit mahi Hilda Riskedahl of Tuttle, L. Smith of Beach, and Theodore Kent |ner of Garrison have entered the | Bismarek hospital for treutment. Miss Barbara Werth of Lehr, G. M. Eng of Douglas, Mrs. 2 A. GQ Anderson of Washburn, Baby Elaine Hugelman of the city, T. E. Lawlor of Temvik and Mrs. George Johnson y have dis- and baby boy of the ¢ charged from the hospital: 8t. Alexiue Hospital \ Mrs, Emil Bobb of the city, Mrs. | Samuel Parr of Pretty’ Rock, Adam | Hoffman of Zap, and William Hassa of the city have entered the St. Alexius hospital for treatment. ; Adolf Dogkter of Venturia, Mrs. J. | W. Murphy of the city, Mich Hoch- halter of Elgin, Frank Dupo of a city have been discharged from the Elks, Initiation. Two candidates, F. V. Williamson of Bismarck and Nick Reuter of Gar- rison were initiated into the’ Elks mysteries last night. A luncheon and smoker followed. Numerous appli- cations for membership were receiv- ed and there will be big classes in- itiated- in Janua and February. Spring g Valley Lignite Lump Coal.: Phone 164 or 474. The Studio Shop - GIFTS - Useful and Beautiful Lamps and Individual Shades. Pottery of North Dakota Clay. Rare Silks, Chinese Rugs, A large range of inex- pensive materials of good design. Maie Douglas Rindlaub Intetior Decorator 119 Robert St. Fargo, N. D- IS MAN ENTILED TO HIS CHOICE : FOR MXAS GIFT?! Does it make a ma u man glad to get fa handkerchief for Christmas? The big mental effort on the part of every Christmas shopper is to give something from the old stuff that has been passed around for years, Originality is the desire. Aa- tomotive equipment fits in niceiy there, because few articles of equip- ment have ever been used as gifts. Then people are each year getting farther—or trying to—away from useless gifts. They want something useful, The giver also likes to give some- thing that will cause him to be re- membered, Again automotive equip- ment fits in, because many of these articles are visible on the car and are seen throughout the year by those who ride in the car. The giver also likes to give a use- ful article which the recipient might not buy himself. Again automotive equipment fits in. Many of the arti- cles that may be sold are not ab- solutely essential on a car and the driver might get along without them, but he is mighty glad to have them. Anybody likes two spotlights insterd of one, but few people buy them. At the Corwin Motor Company there is one of the prettiest Chris: mas windows in town this year, aad 's completely filled with accessor jies. It would be a good idex to walk | by atid see just how attractive these things can look under the Christmas { tree. | Mercantile Co. Plans The Bismarck Mercantile Company located in the Grand Pacific Hotel block will discontinue business Jan. 1, Paul Dworsky, one of the pro- | prietors, has opened a store at Iron | the first of the year. A. Tolchinsky, the other member of the firm, will open a men’s fur- | possible will be disposed of at re. tail during the next two weeks, th balance moved to Iron Mountain. } Dworsky is a member of the Ameri- the Legion membe has resided in igh county for: ten years and is known to the farm-; ers as a stock: buyer. Both men me been active in the management of the Mercantile Company Dr. LI R. ’ Priske > and Dr. | P. H. Grewer have opened | Dental ‘offices in the Lucas ! Block, Rooms 1 and 3. Phone | 172. i ' AA A Practical | G The present day tendency is to avoid useless g° trinsically valuable, but .of no permanent worth to the recipient. A savings account in this bank will solve the problem of what to give. The pass book will be issued in an attractive holly envelope and a savings bank made up into a pretty Xmas Can you think of anything nicer or more Wo: One Dollar starts an account. The First National Bank. The Pioneer Bank Bismarck, North Dakota ' oT | Baker’s Cocoa | is the ideal drink for growing children Not only does its delicious flavor end croma sppeal to the palate | but it supplies the body with a ‘| censidersble simount of pure, i wholesome snd nutritious food. Children, owing to their almost ceaseless cctivity, frequently require es large en mount of nourish- ment es adults, and good cocoa is @ valu- eble sid in the care- fully erranged diet. But its quality must be good and nococoa sowell meet the requirements can quit of dietitian, physician, nurse ot house» heeper as “ BAKER'S.” MADE ONLY BY Water Baker & Co. 1d, Established 1780 DORCHESTER, MASS, Booklet of Choice Recipes sent free \ SHOPPIN 2 | given with the book. ONLY 6 MORE i ift ifts, perhaps in- package will be rth while to give? G DAYS Before Christmas A. W. LUCAS CO. “Your Christmas Store” Will be open Every Evening — Next Week Until 9. p. m. “ Changes i in Business Cold W | Kamloops —6; can Legion ‘and well known among | 10; Prince Albert —18; Rapid City, irs. Tolchinsky | go. Dak. Various The frigid wave which has held Mountain, Mich., and will move there | the Northwest in its grasp for sev- —6; showed Bismarck — 3 Calgary — ; Havre —4; Huron Moorhead. Sheridan, ‘FRIGID WAVE CONTINUES; jeral days shows no signs of pa: The report of the Bismarck weath- nishing and army store in the old;er bureau today location. As much of the stock ss} jtemperatures last night at the fol- 9; Charles Wyoming, Northwest Stations sub-zero Minn, Agate Sale Xmas (ifts Choice spotted Moss in following pieces. Ladies dinner Rings. Four Stone La Valliere (without chain) 10K. Solid Gold Chain Single Pendent . Brooches , Tie Pins . Ladies dinner Rings. (Choice Moss Mark: Gent’s Rings pieces of striped or Agate the $4.00 + 7.50 + 3.00 2.00 + 4.00 + 3.00 - 6.00 gS) + 10.00 (Choice Moss Markings) All Jewelry 10K. Solid Gold. Satisf WE PAY POSTAGE. THE MONTANA GEM SHOP. Miles City, Mont. Box 553 Cor suze price. VICTROLA is a Welcome Gift Think of some home that you want to make completely happy. Put it down on your list for a Victrola this Christ- Come in now and see our mas. Gorgeous be ! “Let Will’s Flowers Speak For Ycu.” ion Guaranteed or Your Money Back, The Best Loved Gift -- FLOWERS FLOWERS are so expressive of the Christmas sentiment that they readily answer the question, skets of Blooming Plants—Cyclamen, Poinsettias, Begonias and many others. Combination of Blooming and Ornamental Plants in Baskets. Gift ake and Baskets of Cut Flowers—Roses, Carnation and Seasonable (ay iScu‘quets of Roses, Sweet Peas, etc. Ornamental Plants and Winter Berried Plants. Unusual Wreaths and Holiday Decorations. EARLY ORDERING WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. For the Folks at Home—“Flowers By Wire” will con- vey the Christmas thought as nothing else can. send early orders by Special Delivery Mail at a lower Oscar H. Will & Co. 319 3rd St. holiday stocks. finishes, Make your selection. We'll reserve and deliver it when you say. Do it early HOSKINS - MEYER Bismarck, N. Dak. ! Spokane, Wash. 12; Winnipeg —16. The forecast for North Dakota for Sunday is fair and continued cold. COLORFUL FACINGS. Facings of contrasting materials are seen on the hems of many of the new frocks. The uneven hemlines and circular effects now in vogue have been responsible for the fad. Willis- ton For Rent: ‘American Legion) las for Dances, Parties, ete.| For Sale — Choice Canary = Reports From} Call D. C. Scothorn. Phone] singers. Jacob Bull, Dickin- son, N.-D. No. 918. The McKenzie’s Annual New Year's Ball Nothing will be left undone to make this the greatest social event that has been held in Bismarck, special decorations, noise makers and most elaborate mid- night Menu and break of day breakfast, yet the price will be moderate in extreme. The McKenzie’s New Years Ball has be- come famous throughout the northwest. So today if you are feeling dopey And have nothing much to do you will be free To call up 258 and make your reservation For the New Years Ball of “1923.” Tables will be reserved upon purchase of ' tickets only. RRR “What Shall I Give” Gift Suggestions We Phone 784W. We Deliver. All models and