The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 16, 1923, Page 5

33 | MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1923 r THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE u ' a | MAID OF HONOR.TO GRAYS County Bar Honors’, SOCIETY PAINTS— | Social and << ——T : New Judges With | :| Personal McKenzie Banquet; » | Tuesday Bridge The Burleigh County’ Bar Ass ciation will give a banquet tomor- |, row evening at the MeKenzie hotel | in honor of the new members of | the supreme court and ® district | court, Judges 1. EB. Birdzell, re- felected; Sveinbjorn Johnson, and WoL. Nu Gives Farewell for the Lerums Members of the Tuesday Bridge club and their husbands pleasantly Dsurprised Meo and Mrs. O. H. Lerum a their home turday evening when they appeared in a group to a formal farewell before Pitheir ture for Minneapc Minn. where they expect to make “their future home. As a token of ity rdooand kindly remembrance he wy their many nds they were re OMresented with beautiful silver coffee pot. Po OR. Fields. len riend of the Lerums, made cr. Geentalion speech in’ which piv Mpressed the regret felt by to Mriends at their removal from. Bis- ily #marek where they have been popu- lar social and civie leaders. SMe. Lerum responded) with ap- opriate words of thanks for the ft, and: stated) th he and Mrs. “rum sincerely regretted the ne- ity of ing pleasant friends new district judge mis in. the nature of Clever Looking Oxfords and Pumps that Wear You’re looking for an Oxford or Pump that is trim and neat-—one that will wear long and still be good looking. We have them in many new designs and styles and in all sizes. : It’s a wonderful selection of stunning: footwear and you'll be sure of finding satisfaction at our boot shop. ent of the Burl ociation, will) preside and Chief Justice He A. Bronson will) render am to be given Patriots) Day, foreword by the toastmaster. “Our ‘dudges), Hon. F “The Citizen and the idustice Sveinbj “Lexington and C L. Young. “Citizenship in the Making,” dudge Fred Jansonit llon. E. B, da beautiful city. ; ‘ ie NOMIC eee “Citizenship. andthe Judiciary,” ALEX ROSEN & BROTHER fi During the evening bridge was s : cane McKENZIE HOTEL BLOCK 3 Splayed with the honors being won hy Mrs, Joseph Breslow and 0. H. Lerum, \ course luncheon was all served at TL oclock., Covers were hid for twenty-four guests. ment of Citizenship,” Hon, Theo. Koffel. Constitutional Safeguards. ’ Scott Cameron ctary to Dr. Sawyer, Hard- Seriously ‘Ill Devs atrons of Gotham society did the heavy and di ich House music tion picture actress is of gray net Swallow slowly small pieces y work y wort lover shell-pink satis. With this she —rub well over the throat. Cha- Perrier ia ee }JOARSENESS Robinson nis is Marian Jones, Sedalia, Mo.. se “ Hy ¢ ing’s personal ph an. She's been appointed maid or honor to Maj | + | for a 2 Hal icaunalaveendinimon hiuemasenie fe Fos tess _at Party Gen. Aripipald’ A: /Pefrgon's stat at’ the Unitea(Goutaderile Velovant’ With Eneumonia] tion is carrying me kalsomine while Margaret Hennessey smears it on feathers: Be eee viee| | S} K S For Miss Erickson ‘eanion. a = + Sa : — a Attorney Scott Cameron ig ser-| begin Wednesday, April 18, and to ATTENTION! VAPORYS ple 2 Mis. €. 0. Robinson of 706 Fourth quneheou was served by the hostess | Wis. was to undergo sa operation | iously ill with pneumonia, Mr.{ Minot Sundays April 22. . a oe | Over 17 Million Jars ‘early Street wat hostess Saturday evening who was assisted by Mrs. Wad. Tar- [for gall stones either last night or! Cameron appeared in court in Mun- Stenographers and Typists. — ata linen shower given compli- gant, this morning. dan Friday. afternoon, ‘The Silliness | @ ee ase ; oP: ee mentary to Miss Marian Erickson j : 2 developed Saturday, the cause not ITY NEWS i Barney Stapert of Pater- aa ? R.N.. who will be je of the VISITING RE AMONG CITY VISITORS being traced to any particular ex-|@——.—_____—- | son, N. J., holder of of | ners SERVICE| spring scason. : FRU William J. sh of Fargo. Roy, posure. Mr, Cameron's condition Leg ‘ gaiiensG cuaaee “ eee on 92 Deconations were chantingly Wee Te Weddh at Muttce Gillis, P. Schlabach of Driscoll, Pérric J.| was reported to be about the same Sf. Alexius Hospital record in world’s champion: | DAILY PHOTO: Pied out in green and white, eh OuRNeUTeRit west of Mrs, H. B.] Donnelly of and Forks, F yesterday, the attack being rath-| Mrs. W. E. Belile of Sterling, Mas-| ship typewriter speed contest, | | ' &@ BISMARCK. NORTH DAKOTA © Bets and vases of carnations and) ianson’ of Steele during the past | Brickmaldt of Hebron, M. T. Cader er sever is in St, Alexius hos-| ter Edwin Doering of Kulm, Mr. will give a demonstration in, |} Known all over the Northwest for Quality ferns forming ah for the party. ck over the [of Sterling, and R. ison of Wile) pital. among the city visitors. to- an, Mrs, Louis "yo OM week stopped in Bist Martin Olsberg of Re week end for a visit with old ae- | ton were Bismarck for the public at the! @ MAIL US your FILMS 4, he evening w Splichal and daughter, opened with the presentation of the Vi a bE ps Lia ane jah a % sae ba i Iuaintances. Mrs. Webb expeets to | 423 >. ; a Sta at 4:00 p. m. pe honor guest with a beautiful sell Visit with friends and relatives. tn : +? Many Friends Pay paret of South Heart, Freda knvitey State Coy ut sd a the jg@e table linen, on thich the guests | inis vicinity Por several months. VISITING DAU \ | Tribute to Pioneer| oi Mekeuic, Matt Michelsen of Re-| Tuesday. His record is 14 n spent a part of the evening in | Mrs. Christ: Nelson of Washburn gan hav entered the St. Alesius} words a minute for 30 min- Its tinglin: penetrating | DR. M. E. BOLTON hemming and embroidering. Bridge EX TEATAING IORITIDOL ©) [in ibeuucatnotalenwadngiter mits a hospital for treatment, Mis, FP. M. senpi } d Type- . | . M. E. UTOD ars aWas enjoyed during the latter: pa Ee up Estliey Nolgon’ for several days iia || Many friends a neighbors wore! tosnital for Weciment, Me. 7. utes, Using Underwood Type- warm brings quick. | ' we tie Of the evening. four tables being | Mrs. Gordon Cox entertained Rucalas SNiENGlsaiieis Alsons present this morning to pay a tri-[ Jenin of city, My J. A. tater 7) writer. comfor réli Osteopathic Physician Raymond Pot! of | three tables of bridge Friday afte pseph. Mr + ten-| Underwood Typewriting Co. §ioans Liniment-kills pain! | 1192 4th St. Telephone 210 Played. va her daughter-inslaw, Mrs. Hans| bute to .the memory o- Thomas] © ; a , a The honors at cards y X x p [ieee e or mel homes | Killdecr, Fred’ Subot and Po At HL o'clock luncheon wis served, | "een ue Nelson who is ill at a local hos. | Welch, pioneer resident of Bismarck “ z g & Bable a AAO HTL F awarded to Mrs. Dill Register and |S! aliens tne Deal LH bat ay mares | nich of Bismarck, Miss Everett M. ————— For thoumatiom, breless.stralne.cloti colds Bismarck, N. D. om Fee ON TeHeIaT WL) and (Civil, War veteran, nt The tn ts vig ottltorligg eH Shaw of city] rek needs city band icaeins ' be with the 1 and white color Mrs. Ward of ALE a Unt te is eral service held this morning at the Sisiling with her sites Mis. (Burt! DocepoNR nea MBEDING, | Tire: TSwith.- aRee: Slag Finney. Luncheon was served at} op 5 eafusic of ft “a4 2 The members of the Business and + of A profusion of flowers] Taker of Beaty ane d Adan Hilfer faker of Beach, and immer, Conra ALC. Lane reed from to keep up civic progress and instill city pride. Be a boos- EF seheme which was used throughout {the Robinson home. ting, ret ha ee CIN in UN CA Professional Women's elub will not! almost buiied the funeral bier and] Mont Wine Iter. Attend Auditorium con-, ‘ Discuss Plans The regular me meeting of {Tue April 24 will be made at ; : : Ps aac lis wanes j Teen ane “a3 s ‘ ihe Mar Muyuhere: wll ales piace li inten date: oa: 5 The quartermaster detachment of | Springtime is clean-up| : : 4 ; For Girls’ Work)! tuesday atternoon at 3. o'clock at ‘ Taxi Line Gives the National Guard has two vhices time, Leave your erders forf Meeting in Patterson Hall. Door Open —_—_— legion a Hefresae ats wl Bae STERN STAR M | Free Rides Sunday een ia MERA GHEaR RAT hauling Ashes and Garbage A At 7:30 : reting of members of served at the close of the meeting. of, the ar rip to) Devils’ Taike for the annual) oo A Sa hess tytn | : - Mm. na) 2 \ special meeting of members of jserved al the ¢ ered iil er ae —" June encampment, Major Sorenson] with The Wachter Transfer I NITIATI ON ere P.M yet the Woman's ‘Comunity Council! A full attendance is desired since} will meet Tuesday evening sGideee decide Ri Me a Swill be held Wednesday evening at important busingss is to be con- [o'clock at the Masonic hall. There (4; eh heemitalecope 4 6 eulock al Gig high soliaul agus, pattincd: will be affiliation at this mecting. | toca telephone vm fest hie nung : AH visiting members in the city are} grenade Ber welfare plans f nisi ledatoealtend? over the entire city fhe city similar te {guests of the Intersta said today. Co., Phone 62. . WATCH BABY, MCTHER! seoperators of th Ange, a 1 —w Entrance Thru McKenzie WEDNESDAY 1. PARTY uts entertained ‘fee al y night ORTE witch is Being done for the boys by 1. 1. M4 ; HTLY CLUB MEETING [tion co. of which J. G. | ood Macleod under the auspices of the pWhen eighteen scouts were present, tnightly club will meet | proprietor, 3 ani club. Jineluding Captain Pilmoor and] Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock | Ahout 140 people were tiken out Banquet McKenzie Hotel 9:15 p. m (Lieut. Murphy. Re Oriental origin were s the close of the evening. hients of pat the B.o& PAW. elt rooms, Mr omen and girls of the city ed toward 2 and 9 o'clock p.m, yester- rips were made to the river, capitol grounds, to the dover all the nice ». CHILDREN’S COLDS OFTEN LEAD TO YEOMEN AND FRIENDS : pve incaines es, Red Tickets Admit One to Banquet Mga and Dance tril, Baby will br he the soothing . ‘ re) up ew alist) avid) Ghee MUA MAMPI Sy avy ——-DANCING Recah stomach. No trouble. Absolutely safe and YEOMEN AN? nf ‘RIENDS Patterson Hall | ol.swing Banquet-—- ring the month of have ¢ Hotel Entrance. r MacLeod and Mrs, J. /Weeks Jn. Los, Angeles, Green Tickets Admit Couple. envy Kling. ee i COUN Ge REVEN IE EICE / ery-M It is expected. that daring the {Fisher wh F Je rat of Lickinson, dep. | also. Mpunmer the girls will he taken on jtine béfore Dr. Fis reT uty nal revenue collector, spent | ' PATTERSON HALL Gamping trips and instructed in out. | teppine over in Port at the local internal rev. from floor life. | route. enue office. a Our Wet Wash Service ~ R. Smyth and Miss Minnie Ntel- , of this juvenile work ; Mong the girls during t wimmer, council, ON WAY HOME rold is on i FOR NEW HOME | he ie NS facmbcrs of the communil ives in the city i i i , Mrs. J. Sehlecter and daughjer, i dl ; hy vata a0 rionsness of the situation is often ignored. Bi dnd all men and women of the ci i ) ) Luken left Jast night: Mr Belanged stated that he ex- a . ea ned swho are. interested in promoting | Miss Dorothy of Sykeston stopped Where she will necleAetaheke Ais ake care of themselves. Mathers must Saturday on their way future home with hi ym Ashley where they have ne eae heen guests of Mro and Mrs. L. Rue SienS ADS bin for the past week, Mrs. Schlee- fer was a former resident of Bis | marek. over hi home f ving this work ¢ cordially invited to aticnd the meeting at whi may voice opinions or Upon first indications of a cold, apply of Muco-Solvent Silve (which ¢: hi 1 visit with der 4 this was a s had been ? und polished up for beginning, of the spring and d, trimmer | summer work. The bus service to Washburn will CALLED HOME Miss Emma Haddelst at the Buchholz milline called to nglield, 7 news of the serious ilness of her) = > father, we ers who have good num. “RETURN FROM G Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Fisher who have been spending the cling the play of "Se . Thorberg Saturd {ning when six tables of bridge were Fifty parlor meetings will be held ved. The honors were won by in the homes of leading members | and Mrs, Burt Finney. Lunch. lof the Chicago Womaf’s club 5for | con was served at 11 o'clock. the purpose of promoting better | ~ —— enforcement of law, particularly the. RETURNS HOME prohibition law, according to the B. Hanson of Stecle nnouncement of Mrs. A the city for sev dent of the | days for medi catment returned mperance Union, atjto her home this morning. SIS F Women Promote .| ‘The Benedict's Bridg 6 | ‘ visit in the city. | James Welsh of Wishek sp QO i O00 a ; week end in B . it Better Enforcement |: ned at the home of Mr. ter business rous, makes a big hole in the household budget. - Food prices ‘have not come down but continue to soar skyward. Shredded Wheat is always the same price, in good times and bad times, always the same high quality—the most | real food for the least money. Cut out the expensive foods \ for a while and eat Shredded Wheat with milk or cream. weet ong. ia don’t | "yt has recently voted unanimously fto urge ‘all, women’s club in the | istate of Mlinois to do everything | possible to oppose the weakening of y ILL Mary Buehholz has received s stating that her mother, Buchholz of LaCro with Jthe Volstead cod I. " : , 3 aad ia fave Us Al aaah Una | Two Shredded Wheat Biscuits with milk make a nourishing Phreaeae niadesort noun onisintal| meal at a.cost of aféw cents. To make a hot dish pour hot == {the official publi jtienal Woman's old jr" nee Union, Chicago has. bi benefited by prohibition which) may. be demons‘ many w ation of the hristian 1 milk over the Biscuits.. Delicious with fruits. It is ready- j ! ‘TRISCUIT is the Shredded Wheat craoker— a real whole wheat toast—eaten with butter, soft cheese or marmalades. A free sample of Is growing because of the perfect service se . A : Og cold q here has heen a sdectcase in { Shredded Wheat with wv booklet, ‘The 0 eof | clare Le el The flavor | Happy Way toHealth,”’ insentirecon request. 1 we give. Water from our own artesian ead (cee lopment, Ot aBhicaaha ow. Yeats that IS fe he es a well, pure soap, experienced help, careful inspection, prompt call for and delivery takes the drudgery out of wash day, _ For all this super-service our charge ingh | Aclinqueney ayd also in juvenile sthe | @ependency, both due, practically oling | nea One of the a flavor— v GREAT! Niagara Falls, N. ig Daromet sto be: found and jin the figures indtcating the jail Fe aR accra AEE ihe “No fancy wiapper— 20 POUNDS OF WET WASH $1.00 fe | Gighteenth Amer tment went into just good gum! st . new. | wip, ns ‘examiued, the 5e per pound for all over 20 pourids. Call 3 01 | which vallable, or : us on phone 684 ig , CH a c " | Send it eourse of events i minal and juvenile courts over thegpast ten el that prohibi- LT BIRTHDAY -@ART " A.M. Landgren of Fou Stree ea birthday party for her | Hite Spugter. Hilda, Sqr af. | etoon,. Ten little girls helped cel- | cbratghtha happy: uccastin by play. |. Amerens Chicle (Ce. ing games. At 5:o'clock a birthday | sat ie tinta cab : Capltal Laundry Co. | Launderers and Dry Cleaners. : Phone 684- Aue : Seen a