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

am wv » -by choral sing ng, musical select ons y Miss Mary E. Ritter of South Bend, {S$ Ind., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1922 Social and Personal Hospitals Have Christmas Services| Christmas was. observed at the Bismarck and St. Alexius ‘hospital and talks by various individuals. Nurses aad doctors’ at the Bis- marék hesp,tal celebrated last nigh! when presents from a beautiful decorated Christmas tree were dis- tributed. Rev, C. F, Strutz and Mrs, E. P, Qua'n gave short. talks: A articular feature ‘of the enterta n- 4 ‘ment was a gee presentéd by Miss Kramer. | At St. Alexius Kanal the nurses, sisters and doctors were present at the Christmas tree ‘services Sun“av. night. A part.of the musical enter- tainment consisted .n a presentat on of the cathederal’ services from Du- luth by radio and musical humbers from other stations. JOINT SEWING. CIRCLES MEET. here will be a meeting of all di- ons of St. Mary’s Sewing Circle Thursday, ‘Dee. 28, at. St. Mary’s | school “Auditorium. The chair ladies divisions are requested to have their yearly reports ready: for this meeting in order to close. the books | for the year 1922. “Election of ore , ficers will take place at this tame. , Eve y lady of. St. Mary’s rae aes | "tion is expected to. attend. IN QUARANTINE. Friends ‘here’ have! received word that Mrs. Jennie McKenzie is in the Minneapolis,-Minn., ‘with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Bickhart where Mrs. Bick- harts four. children have scarlet fever and are in quarantine until the New Year. Mrs, McKenzie, a for- mer résig@nt” of Bismarck, ‘writes , that she ‘will not return: to Fargo some time. ‘ ‘for s An article on thé ‘work ‘being :de- complished in .the ‘North Dakota by the state illiteracy commission of | the Womens clubs of which Mrs. Al-| fred Zuger is chairman, appears in the Christian Seience Monitor of Dee. 13, \, _Particuler mention is made of the night school at the state penitenti- ary. TO GIVE PARTY. Miss Madge Raney, new county su-, perintendent, will give a theatre party tomorrow evening at “Orph- ans of the Storm” at.the Auditorium Twelve teachers will be her.guests, at the play. Miss Runey stated that she! thought the play of splendid educa- ,tional value and something not to be missed by teachers, EASTERN STAR. Members of the Eastern Star will hold a_ special meeting Wednesday, Dec. viously announced. At this +i itiation of officers and affiliations will take place. At. the close of the initiation services a social hour will be enjoyed. * ic LEAVING FOR EAST. Mrs. H. Rosen and daughter Celia! will leave tonight for the east, vis-| iting Pennsylvania points and New York. They .will return in two or three months, after which Celia,will continue her art studies at the Uni-, versity of Minnesota. ACCOMPANIES PARENTS HOME. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Remington, who , ‘were in Minneapolis, Minn., last week were accompanied homie by their son, | Paul Remington, who has been at-} tending the University of Minnesots, ( and who will spend his holiday vaca-{ tion with them. VISITING SISTERS. Miss Eleanor Gustavison, who is @ junior at-the University of Minne- seta is spending the Christmas. holi- days with her aa Mrs. A. A. “Jones ‘and Mr. \WISITING SISTER. and A.’ R. Ritter of Fairview, { Mont., are visiting with ther sister, Mrs, N. B. Fitch and family during the holidays. SPECIAL MEETING OF P. E. 0. Chapter F of’ P. E. O. will hold a special meeting at the home of Mrs. AC. L. Young Friday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. VISITING BROTHER. Mrs, Jessie de Camp of Fargo, is spending the holidays with her brother, T. R. Taylor and family of 202 W. Thayer street. MEETING POSTPONED. The meeting of the American Le- Yion auxiliary, scheduled for to- morrew night, has been postponed one week. ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Belk entertain- ed- 12 guests at Christmas dinner yesterday at their home on 710 4th Street. LEAVE ON VISIT. Mrs. H. 0. Saxvik and childreg left today to visit in Hankinson for » Short time. CHRISTMAS DINNER Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wakeman en- tertained ten guests at dinner yes- terday. . GUEST OF BELKS Miss. Beatrice Lidstrom of Glen Ullin is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ; Marian 27, instead of Dec, 28, as ‘pre-; ~ Dancing frocks have SING CAROLS CHRISTMAS EVE The homes of a number of the old timers who were unable to attend any Christmas service at church were visited by carol singers, a quar- tette directed by Mrs. V. J. La Rose, {who sang some of the beautiul Christ-! mas songs, “Silent Night,” “Adeste Fideles,” and other selections under j the windows of their homes. This old custom of singing on Christmas eve is one about which much has been written in literature and many beau- tiful stories told. Those who heard the singing asserted that, it will al- ways remain one of their happiest memories of Christmas. NURSES ON VACATION. Miss Rosalie Pabst, nurse’ at the/ Bismarck hospital, spent Christmas with’ relatives in Aberdeen, S, Ls, Miss Clara Schroeder went to Min- neapolis, Minn, Miss Charlotte Lyngstad to’ Halstad, Minn., Miss Erickson to, Minneapolis, Minn., and Miss Alma’ Glans to Ti- oga. a > 10. VISIT. PARENTS. D. Patient, left this morning for Minneapolis, and Duluth, Minn, He will visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony. Patient in the; former city and then go to Duluth; to attend the annual banquet and/ méeting which Gowan, (Lertning, Brown Co. held for their salesmen. ACCEPTS POSITION. Harold Bowen, who has been con- nected with the state highway com- mission for sometime past has ac- cepted a position with an Eastern firm, He left Friday to spend Christ- | mas with his parents in Valley City. VISITING PARENTS William H. McHugh of St. Paul,! Minn., arrived yesterday to spend Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, P. McHugh of 412 Seventh St. CHRISTMAS GUESTS ‘Robert and Karl Meyers ‘of | Flasher and Frank Berger of Timmer spent Christmas as the guests of Henry Kollmann. MONDAY CLUB MEETING The Monday club will meet with Mrs. G..F. Dullam of 710 Fifth ‘Street tomorrow when the regular club program will be given. VISITING MOTHER Miss Gertrude Evarts, a teach;, jer. at Driscoll, is spending her Christmas vacation with her moth- er, Mrs, Nellie Evarts. GUEST OF MOTHER George Kollmann of Flasher is the guest of his mother, Mrs. Mary Kollman of 408 Third Street over Christmas. GUEST iN CITY “Miss Anna M. Schwalier, princi- pal of the Foxholm schools, is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Reuter. IN GRAND FORKS Miss Frances Johnson spent Christmas in Grand Forks as the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Nordland. GUEST OVER HOLIDAYS Miss Sally McRoberts of Fargo is the house guest of Miss Marcelle La Rose over the Christmas holidays. TO VISIT MOTHER. F. E. Young left this morning to spend several weeks with his mother in Chicago, Il. Miss Clara. Plankerton, a teach- er from Leith, spent Saturday in Bismarck. GRANDCHILD HAD CR HAD CROUPY COUGH “My grandchild coul could get no re- J. B. Belk, during Christmas week. A good old» New Year's dance will be given at Odd ‘Fellows hall Dec. 29 for Re- bekahs, Odd Fellows, and friends. Invitations for same are being sent.out by commit-; tee. Best of music and good time promised to all. |Contains lief whatever from a very bad croupy cough.” writes Peter Landis, Meyers- dale, Pa., “until I gave him Foley's Honey and Tar. It is a great help for chest and throat trouble.” Coughs, colds, croup, throat, chest. and bronchial irritations quickly; re- lieved with Foley’s Honey and Tar. no opiates—ingrgdients printed on the wrapper. Stood the test of time serving three genera- tions. 5 { reduced themselves to a formula this season at the smart dancing clubs, !These are the requirements: A basque waist, a bouffant sk'rt, cap sleeves or no sleeves, a wide bertha collar. | 1 | i | = | . THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE FROCKS FOR DANCING FLOOR Only the makés one frock different from an- | other, Velvet is the most popular fabric. Next ‘comes brocaded dresses of chiffon, and gowns ‘ of trimmed w:th gold lace. _ XMAS PARTY T0 BE GIVEN AT AUDITORIUM teffeta, ;Community Christmas Tree ' Celebration Is Set For 8 o’clock Tonight B'smarck’s. Commun'ty Christmas | tree: party to the boys and girls. of the. city will be held tonight at the Auditorium, the .program beginning at 8 o'clock. There will be a big tree on, the stage, Santa Claus will be there and following a program there will be presents distr buted to the children. The' Goodfelows committee _ will have. a numbers? the committee present to help ‘in maintaining or- der. The program will be given by the Salvat on, Army Sunday, school class. yAfter, the, Presents, are d's- ‘tfibuted, as the children march out of the, Auditorium they will be ‘given each an orange and candy. The program to be given is as fol- lows: | Opening song, “Hark the Herald, Angels Sin; . Audience Prayer ign Holmer Solo Mr. Frank Gale Scripture Lt,-Glamme‘er iz . Recitation, “Glad Mac one gonionen ie Evangeline Kelly Dialogue, “Why We are Glad”.. Alma Johnson, Wm. Kelly {Cradle Hymn, The Sand Tray Class Dialogue, “Preparing for Father Xma\ ig Santa’s Boy . Howard Niedefer ; Lullaby, “Good-night” Til ate dissin A Song by Six Girls ‘The First Christmas’ .......... Waldemore Johnson “Perplexed” Dialogue for Five Boys [Reetates: “Or iGhimness 50. . We-'cy Dawe ' class Song, “Santa Claus” | Finger Play . Sand Tray Class Christmas Spirit’ Johanna’ Miske Dialogue, “A Holly Berry” ..... Doris Byers, Richard Helfenstein Song. “Silent Night” ........2.. ene Joe Anderson, Arthur Homer Dialogue, “When Grandma Was a Little Girl” Recitat’on, “T! famous paintings he Without hesitation he one way to do better i account growing. Let’s start now! \ Recitation choice of materials | The Will to do. Better A famous artist was “asked which of his The thing that helps men toward success is an ever-present determination to do «a little better “next time.” Whatever your plans for next year, you want to do better than ever before. The City National Bank is here to help you make 1923 a splendid, nupseagtal year. “No ‘Stockings to se eeeineees Leslie Stebbins Redltatjon, “why?” Dorothy Johnson Recitation, “Oh, Big ROund World” - Bertha and Johanna Miske Recitation, “Santa Claus” . Amelia, Miske Gladys Fowler, as Is Coming” Leonard Nicola ”.. Cleo Arnes i i Recleatlons Recitation, “ .By Six Boys and Sx G rls Dialogue, “Santa’s House” ( | All children are invited, PIPEORGAN SS. | GIFT T0 M. B. CHURCH HERE’ Announcement of Gift of Mrs. | | Donnelly Taylor Is Made’ _ At Xmas Service | = INSTALLED BY MAY Members of the. McCabe Metho- dist Episcopal church received a \real Christmas surprise when it ; Was announced at the church serv- ice that Mrs. Caroline Donnelly !Taylor, an early settler ‘of the city, ihad given a* pipe organ to® the church, » | The gift was announced by~7J. 'P. Jackson, who, with perhaps one or two others, weré the only ones 1in the city who knew of the inten- tion of the donor. A draft for |$5,000 hag been in Mr. Jackson's \ possession and the pipe organ al- ready has been purchased. The amount will purchase an organ of jthe finest make of the right size ;for the. church, it was announced. Mrs. Caroline Donnelly Taylor, now a resident of ‘Colton, ‘Call- fornia, gave the handsome art glass memorial windows on the east side of the church auditorium. She was for many years a devoted ; member of the church, and her | husband, Frank Dotinelly for years took an active part in local affairs, having served two terms as sheriff of Burleigh county. wel Pei, When Mrs. communicated her intention to Mr. Jackson sometime ago it was “her desire to have the organ installed before announcement was made. Great pains were taken by Mr. Jackson to keep the gift a secret from the pastor, Rev. S. F. Half- yard, and. members of the church, and ‘the secret was kept but with difficulty. It was decided, ‘how- ever, to: make the announcement at the Christmas. service. by May. Royal Arch Masons. Reg- ular meeting Bismarck Chap- ter No. 10, tonight. ‘ation of officers, A GOOD FRIEND. A good friend stands by you when in need.\ Bismarck people tell how Doan’s Kdney Pills have stood the test. Mrs, H. Steinmetz of 113° Second St. endorsed Doan’s ten years’ ago and agan confirms the story. Could you ask for more convincing testimony? “Some time ago I used a couple of boxes of Doan’s Kidney Pills from Lenhart’s drug store and they cured me of a’ severe dull aching through the small of my back,” says Mrs. Steinmetz. “I had been annoyed for some time with a lame- ness and soreness through my lo’ns and a tired and lanquid feel'ng. I got no relief until I learned of Doan’s Kidney Pills.” (Statement, given October 17, 1910.) On October 13, 1919, Mrs. Stein- metz said: “The cure Doan’s Kid- ney P!lls made for me some years | ago is still permanent. I am glad to again endorse them and I al- ways , recommend. Doan’s to my | friends when I hear them complain- ing of kidney trouble.” 60c at all dealers, Foster- Milburn | i Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, Ne Y. considered the best. replied, “My next!” And is to keep your bank | tory, passed away yesterday morning Donnelly Taylor |, The pipe organ will be installed |” Instal- | ‘ i / Had been Resident here Since 1878 and was Identified With Early History WAS BUFFALO HUNTER JOHN J, HUBERT der of Glen Ulin, and Baby. Robert J |North of ‘the city have entered the Mc@ay of Regan, Adam Hoffman of Bismarck Hospital lark of the city have entered the W, Barstad of Sanish, Mrs. Henry city, A. G. Englund of Underwood, |mond, Mrs. Roy Bobb of Coeur de Probably More Buffalos _ | Rolly Quinette of the city; and Or- shield of Hensler, Mrs. John Awen- St. Alexius hospital. Miss Frances PIONEER, DIES Hoffman of Mandan, Miss Grace £, Zap, Baby Allen J. Paseley, and Ba- iby Lois Milhollan have been. dis- OF P AR ARALYSIS = from. the hospitel. | Baby Kollenberger of the city, George Miersteadt of Drake, and E. ‘|Bismarck hospital for treatment. |Master Clifford Riskedahl of Tuttle, Krein of Danzig, Florence Tollefson of Sterling, Mrs. K. C, Arness of the Baby Dor fi Sheldon of Washburn, |Mrs. S, M. Samuclson and son Ray- Friends Say tha illed |Alene, Idaho; Myrtle Olin of Sims, y that He Killed |e" E. H. Ryder of the city, Mrs. lrin Wilcox,of Ryder have bech dis- Than “Buffalo Bill” leharged from the hospital. Dies of Pneumonia Lenhart Gessele of Mercer passed away at a local hospital Saturday evening as a result of an attack of at 5 o'clock. at his home on 122 First | pneumonia. Lenhart was 8 years. of: Street at the agevof 62 years as a re-|age. He was.ill only a ‘short time. sult of a stroke of paralysis which |The remains were taken td Mercer he suffered six" weeks ago, for burial. Mr. Hubert camé to the Dakota Territory in 1878 from Amery, Wis., at the age’ of 16 years. He hunted baffalo in what was then known us “The Little Missouri Country,” with Connolly who was Jater warden’ at the Deer Lodge penitentiary in Mon- tana. He followed hunting as a. pro- fession for many years and was fa-| mous as an expert.shot. Friends who have seen the piles of skin from ani- mals,which he had killed assert that he ‘probably. killed more buffaloes than “Buffalo Bill.” ‘He was one of the first police of- ficers in Bismarck and served as de- | puty sheriff for many years, Ovay 25 years ago he married Miss | Mary Ode who is also a member of a pioneer family and a sister of Fred. Will, Henry, Charles, Herman and ‘Adolph Ode of this city. He is sur- vived by. his widow and one son. Peter Hubert. a prominent bank- er of Amery, Wis., has been at the bedside ‘of his brother for-'the past six weeks, Time of funeral services will be an- nounced .later, ‘arrangements beiag held up pending the arrival of a son. Arlelgh rom Willard, Kansas. | John L, Hubert, one of the last of the Buffalo hunters of Dakota terri- How to Buy Fire Insuratice Consult your agent as you would a lawyer You cannot hope to know all of the ins and outs of the fire insurance contract. i Let your agent serve youf}, and advise you just as a lawyer would care for the interests. of a client. It costs no. more to call an expert. Let this. agency of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company. advise you. 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