The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 4, 1923, Page 5

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE English Artist — euiCiiiXiiiiiitiiiiininnnan ’ THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1993 | Social and || HOUSE GOWN a rr y win stopped over here yesterday on | Personal | It’s Been ae fe he onl Biteite to (item HP Saag at ; | eauty Realm | \ Club Women Hold jsister, 4 Lively Meeting | Members of the Current Events club were entertained at the home | of Mrs, Alfred Zuger yesterday af- | ternoon when “Government” was the | main theme for discussion. Mrs. | George Register presented a paper on important measures enacted by | congress during the present -admin- | istration. In her discussion Mrs. | | «Register pointed out the good fea-| | tures of a number of important acts | passed and showed the advisability | of preventing the passage of others. | Present day problems of immigra- | | tion was the subject discussed by | Mrs. John Larson. In her presenta- | tion of this subject Mrs. Larson used some interesting figures to show the importance of some restriction in|, immigration. H Mrs. J. C. Taylor led the parlia- | mentary drill. After the regular pro- | gram had been concluded the club | members took part in a lively dis- | cussion on the advisibility of sup-j porting Dr. Louise Boutelle, public , LEAVES FOR COLLEGE Miss Florence Homan left this morning for St. Paul to continue her ,Work at St. Catherine’s college. | C. J. Peterson of Minneapolis, formerly owner of the Peterson Mine jat Wilton, was a city visitor today. |_ Attorney R. E, Wenzel of Grand iForks was in Bismarck today on legal business. | Miss Minnie Wagner of \ Steele Ishopped and visited in Bismarck to- \day. ‘ | os i | Fred W. Hinsey of Moffit is spend- jing several days in the cit ' E.G. PATTERSON HEADS COUNTY se sunmetors ners COMMISSIONERS Eases BAAN New Styles in Footwear rived in Washington to paint a portrait of President Harding for the English-Speaking Union. She scorns the modernist school of health expert, in health work in the FE. G. Patterson was reelected”, painting in which she says that state and county. chairman of the board. of county | you have to pretend to find a | The above cut of our shoes may not mean much to t he close 0} an meaning. i interesting . j commissioners at their reorganiz: meeting luncheon was served by the | tion meet mg at the court house fhis | gs Sia dhe new members T AHR MOTORS The members cf\ th ROOM CLOSED —TILL MONDAY A, Swanson of Dri New Yor you, but if you would eall at our store and let us show you the style and beautiful finish of the shoes we have, | it will help you solve the problem of buying your next pair, for party or street wear. C, B. Aasness-of Scoby, Mont. a prominent elubwoman, who is the guest of Mrs. Zuger, was an out of town visitor at the meeting. | » board are C. 1 and Victor Moynier- of Bisma: both hold overs; Alex Soder Wong and Os- car Backman of Wilton, new mem- The acquisition of pretty frocks eke in| bers. auisition of pretty frocks) need not even be house frocks in| "Dp smyth and FH. Register for indoor wear is the simplest way other materials. They are shown in! wor, reappointed to act on the in- a to convince a woman that her place, Plain and plaid ginghams, but would | Wore Teappal pEvige Mrs, Ferris Cordner was elected | '° ‘ f her place je equally good looking in twill or| Sits beard: Jude 1. ¢’. Davies, by: rman to head the American Le- | is in the home, jersey. lis bound Bye UE Gkohwes Auxiliary lastnight at their) And it should be easy to do these] One of them has the new sleeve j nated toraet aa’ GUbRty ane: meeting in Legion hall. ,days since what used to be known] that is full above the elbow and} sician and Dr. Smyth was reappo nt. Other officers elected were: | scornfully us a “house dress” is now “supe dente og : : : ‘ slants to a narrow cuff. Another has|ed to act as superintende he Miss Madge Runey, vice chairman; }a thing of beauty—-and decidedly althe modish bib front. Both show Roun HSER peut endent of the Mrs. Cordner to Head Auxiliary s haven't anything on Bismarckers when it comes to new | creutions, when they are new. Next Saturday the New York show will open and show for the first time a new creation in the Willys- Overland family, as well as several refined Willys-Knight and Overland models. On that same day the Lahr Motor Our assortment of styles, consist of Colonial Pumps, One Strap Pumps, and two tone Oxfords, in many colors, and in Patent, Suede, and Satin materials. The workmanship on each pair of shoes bearing the “Hold | Shape” trade-mark is guaranteed. A. W. LUCAS CO. ee tke Hartinbione CHEMIE EES xe eee alles longer skirts and the still-favored ees Sales Company will tear down the Harr 1, cl 3 Mrs. | Sketched are two models which : ! ; ; neal naty Fe ee shen vans | INSTALLATION OF fei" siete there show room doo, historian; Mrs. seargent at arms; SONS OF NORWAY. and Miss Margaret | At the meeting of the Sons of Nog- jway Friday evening at 8 o'clock at |K. P. hall the following officers will NESDAY BRIDGE CLUB jbe installed: Gilbert Haugen, pres- Mrs. P. C. Remington was hostess | ident; H, H. Engen, vice president, yesterday afternoon to the members| A. Risem, judge; Ole Lee, secretary; of the Wednesday bridge club. High|p, a, Timbo, financial” secretary; seore at cards was won by Mrs. J./ Simon Nelson, treasurer; Mrs. Randa L Whitney. At the conclusion of | itis, conductor; Miss Bertha Han the game luncheon was served. | son, chaplan; P. D. Kibsgard, inner guard; Kk. Herbrandson, outer guard. Stair, Robidou, Ethel Conradi Wynkoop, executive committee. and show the sne remarkable cre- o, gies wanven ners =) OFFICERS ant thew thy, "aon ane n ; |, At 7:30 Friday, Jan. 5th. yoth Witlys-Knight and Overland | Glen Ullin are spending several days i 3 in Bismarck. Mr. McGrath is game|50¢ial and Dance afterwards | models. warden for the southwestern part! given by Custer Encampment) Mr. Lahr says his) firm has a big of the state. No. 16, I. O. O. F. at the J. O. | surprise for those at all interested { in motor cars, A. F, Neutzman of Underwood and | v: F. hall. All Odd Fellows. 1.0 Show room will remain locked John Herdebu of Baldwin were bus:-| Rebekahs, their friends and ang the windows covered until Sat- ness callers in the capital city this! Visitors are cordially invited.) urday evening at 8 p. m., at which morning. | time the showing will be open to the public and continue during Sunday —BISMARCK——— W Burleigh Pioneer single flaw in the casting of various characters, This is indeed a feat Beulah Coal, $5.50 per ton, The Corset with complete QUARTERLY CONFERENCE Eee Mr. and Mrs, E. M. Holmes and| guarantee. Barcley Custom |" Monday, including evenings. Back from Canada |*™ong picture producers. delivered. Wachter Transfer The quarterly conference of the MOTHER OF DAUGHTER Miss Garnet Holmes of Hensler vis-| trade, Ph 772M. M = : “Good Men and True” will be McCabe Methodist church was open’| airy George Gillett, formerly Lil-|ited wit hfriends here today. bg * dig David S. Sullivan, a pioneer of |Shown at the Capitol theater tomor-|Co, Phone 62, cd in Bismarck last evening with a church supper followed by devotion- + als and a discussion of business mat- ters with District Superintendent H. Styles Harris presiding. ow. lian Stebbins of Bismarck, daughter of Mrs. Robert Stebbins, is the mo- ther of an infant daughter, Jean | Alice, born at their home in Everett, | Wash, according to an announce- ment rece wed by friends here. —_________.____e| CITY NEWS | Burleigh county, arrived in Bismarck A ee | a | Christ di Calgary, Alberta, Fight Pages of the World’s|¢—— {Christinas day from Calgary. Alberts | f al to tenew acquaintances with old Best Comics, all in Full Col-| friends. He and his brother Clifford crs. In The Chicago HER- | were prosperous farmers in the Mis- ALD AND EXAMINER. On souri river bottom in Missouri town- Sale Today by S. T. Parke, ship. He was a member in good ; standing in the Presbyterian church General Merchandise Store, | Sterling, N. D. Announce Birth, at Stewartsdale for many years. Wanted: A Man | | Burch. At home evenings. Mrs, Edward Arenstein of Fuller- ton was a city visitor today. THE ELTINGE. “In the Spring a young man’s fan- cy lightly turns to thoughts of love.’ Change “ young man’s” in that lyric to ‘a middle-aged man’s” and you will have the theme of the latest John M. Stahl production, “The Dan- gerous Ag a First National at- traction, showing at the Eltinge the- ater, Friday and Saturday. How the middle-aged man sought romance—and found it; how he wearied of it and returned to home and family, sadly disillusioned, make; capital drama, and you will find “The! Burbage Improving. Fred Burbage, «ho was injured | New Year's eve is reported to be im- proving. J.D. ALLEN TAXIDERMIST 302 5th Ave. N. W. Mandan “WHERE THE WEST BEGINS.” Established “When the West Began.” Mrs. M. 8, Goldsmith and Miss Hel-| en Goldsmith of Tuttle were city vis- . tors today. BACK TO UNIVERSITY : Miss Bertha Bertsch who has|, Chatles H. Hanke of Leeds arrived been spending the Christmas holi-|i" Bismarck last right. | days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Chris Bertsch left last evening for Minneapol s, Minn., to resume her work at the University of Minne- sota, GIVE BRIDGE DINNER d d Mrs. A. P. Lenhart of Ave. B. entertained at a 7 o'clock dinner last evening. The decorations were carried out in Christmas colors. Four tables of bridge were played dur- ing the evening. TO CHICAGO + Miss Alfreda Kruger of Beulah left this morning for a short visit in Chicago, Ill, with friends after ( M Mr. and Mrs. H. Laskin announce} He and his bro her sold the'r land )the birth of an infant daughter/in North Dakota a number of years born yesterday at the St. Alexius|ago and migrated to Ca‘ aoa where hospital. they filed on land aad proved up on -——- it. Since the demise of his brother, Meeting in the Spring. Mr. Sullivan has returned to his Directors .of the Country club,|former home :7d expects to send {holding a meeting at the time set {his declining years in the midst of William and John Harvey of Par-| shall visited here today. _— i Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson of Wilton were city visitors today. E. C. Ruble and M. T. Olson of ————— STOVEWOOD Dry Seasoned. D. A. R. MEETING stopping over in Bumarck for sever-/,,7"e. tegular monthly meeting of! prisccti were busifess visitors to- for the annual organization, ad-|old friends among whom he is high-| Dangerous Age” a picture that you|| Delivered to Any Part of al days with her sister, Miss Meta | p'* cumistoshe pnapton cine eas day. journed the meeting until spring,|ly respected. will urge all your friends and neigh- the City. 1 days . wi of P nel i oe s Ke, \Witlamseneaeielisel oeticoes [een when, at the eall of the president a bors to see, | Phone 4943 David Isaak of Krem made a busi-| cast as the ness trip to Bismarck yesterday | meeting of all members will be helt. * AT THE MOVIES | uary 5, Miss Minnie Nielson will de- liver an address on the subject, “Pa- seeker of romance. RETURNS AFTER HOLIDAYS R. C, Bertie and A. A. Hawkinson, |i ioe Education.” ——— Sustains Broken Leg. — highway engineers, returned last | pair B. F, Lane, a farmer of the Moffit Master Edward Newcomb of Zap| It is seldom an author compliments night from Minneapolis, Minn., COMMUNITY COUNCIL district, was a city caller today. sustained a broken leg yesterday/a star and director on the success where they have been spending the while coasting near his home. Ed- holslays with friends and relatives. e | ward fell from the s breaking his right leg just below the knee. He was brought to the St. Alexius hos- | pital for treatment. Bismarck Hospital. August Olin of Almont, and Miss Anna Webber of Ashley, have enter- ed the Bismarck hospital for treav ment. Miss Gladys Vesperman of the city, Mrs. Thomas Mann of the city, George Mierstedt of Drake, Miss Eileen Tank of Garrison, Mrs. H. C. Larson of Max, and Herbert Klus- man of New Salem have been dis- charged from the hospital. with which they have filmed his or her story. When Eugene Manlove Rhodes, famous Saturday Evening Post author, recently saw Harry Car- ey’s new production “Good Men and True,, he marveled at the thorough manner in which Mr .Carey and his! director, Val Paul, had adhered to|E Mr. Rhode’s original story about a cowboy who was elected sheriff of a western county. Not only did Mr. Rhodes compliment the filming of the story but he could not pick one ——o SS GARGLE THROAT WITH ASPIRIN Clip This and Save if Subject To Sore Throat or Tonsilitis The Woman's Community Council will meet Saturday afternoon, Janu- ary 6, at 3:30 o’clock at the rest room in the Masonic temple. A full attendance is desired . H. H. Speten of Wilton was a cou" house caller today RETURNS HOME M'ss Bessie McAllister of H bbing Minn., who has been the guest of Dr. and Mrs, R, S. Towne for sever- al days past returned to her home this morning. SPENDING FEW DAYS HERE 4 Dr. A, Engdahl, director of the public health laboratory at,,the Uni- , Versity at Grand Forks, is spending * a few days in the capital city. __ 4. C. Morford of Ft. Rice arrived in the city last night for a short visit in Bismarck. FORMER RESIDENT HERE irs. J. W. Gras] of Werner, a for- mer resident of Bismarck, is spend-| , Yeomen Lodge No. 508, will ing a few days here shopping and| ive a public dance Jan. 8, at visiting. . of DP. hail. Good music. Looking Ahead for a whole year seems a long time, fifty- two weeks, but when December 31, 1923. comes and you look back, you will be sur- prised at the quickness with which the year passed. . Unless Miss Lena Mord gets married within a year, she will Jose her naturalization papers, accord- ing to a ruling of Judge Joseph B, David of the Superior Court at Chi- cago. “Anyone as x looking as you,” said the judge, 8 not de serve to be given more time to get @ husband.” Cardinal Myron and Dorothy Thistlethwaite arr'ved yesterday {rom Driscoll to} spend the remainder of their vaca- tion with their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs, R. H. Thistlethwaite of 102 Ave B. | New Skirt and Blouse Shown; Drapes and Yokes in Style If you make a New Year’s Resolution this first week of this New Year that you will deposit in our Saving Department $5 — or $10—each week, you may think that it will St. Alexius Hospital, Miss Bertha Ternes of Raleigh, Mrs, Mary Wingenbach of Raleigh, Adam Mueller of Golden Valley, Frank Kermec of Zap, H. E. Trihub cf Max, Mrs. Matt Wetzstein of Glen Ullin, Tex Varnes of Zap, Miss | Vivian Stair, have entered the St! Ivan S. Catron of Jamestown who! has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Catron returned to his home this morning. . such a small manner. . Prepare a harmless and effective gargle by dissolving two Bayer Tab- BUT— 9 Dr. A. J, Faber and son, Luke of Mott stopped over here this morn- ing. Luke left today to enter school in the east. Mrs. De Witt Baer of Braddock | shopped and visited here today. | mrt mo Neil N. Lee of Dickinson was a city visitor today, ‘ { Paul M. Bell of Elg’m was a busi- ness visitor today. First Showing . : —of— NEW SPRING HATS —from— D. B. Fisk & Co. Chicago. A nuew skirt and a new blouse are being shown for afternoon wear| during the coming season, The skirt is draped, of course, in a series of graceful ‘folds on the right side, A narrow fitted yoke is new and good-looking. Pn the left side one sees some- (times a drape of the. material ‘that hangs from ‘the belt to below the hem, me ‘Nielsen’s. Millinery ‘ sy | Th blouse is the latest variety of thé overblouse. It is most attractive- ly designed with a tucked front and suspender shoulder “pleats. The materials most used are crepe ‘silks and such fabrics as silk duvetyn. as both blouse and skirt are often made of the sdme materials the cos- tume has much’ the appearance of a dress. ° Father Ehrie, sbove, librarian of ithe vatican was named cardinal ‘Uy Pope Ptus X1 af the recent con- Alexius hospital for treatment. Mor- ris Olson of Max, Mrs. Frank Hassa of the city, Christ Kruger of Ven- | turia, L. Weber of Sleepy Eye, Minn., and W. B, Couch have been discharg- ed from the hospital. GRANDMOTHER KNEW | There Was Nothing So Good for Congestion and Colds as Mustard ustard plaster burned and blistered while it acted. Get the relief and help that mustard lets of Aspirin in four tablespoon- fuls of water. Gargle throat thor- oughly. Repeat in two hours if neces- sary. Be sure you use only the genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin, marked with the Bayer Cross, which can be had in tin boxes of twelve tablets for a few cents. GREAT REDUCTION IN ORCHESTRA DANCE MUSIC. pa ei The McKenzie Orchestra announces a one-half rate for their 5 piece orchestra, $5.00 per hour. When play- ing out of town hotel and traveling expenses extra. Write, ‘Wire or Phone for * service, R. S. ENGE, Lob ea Consultation Free Suite 9, 11 — Lucas Block Phone 260 TYPEWRITERS Sele ame ‘Os. aD i be a long time before you will save much in if you adhere to your resolution, some day in the future you will discover that you have accumulated a suffcient sum to make a pro- fitable investment and looking back, realize that the time had passed very quickly since the foundation of your fortune was laid in the first week of 19238. The First National Bank. ° The Pioneer Bank eulah Coal Per Ton Delivered