The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 7, 1923, Page 5

, i i } THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1928 Madam Scheffer Presents Pupils | | Social and Personal ifospital' Romance Leads to Marriage | to A romance in which a nurse of the Hismurck hospital and a badly wounded veteran of the World War took the leading roles culminated | yesterday in the marriage of Miss |W Mabel Irene Pendray, daughter of former state Senator and Mrs. Thanas Pendray of Jamestown and Frederick Hagel of Mound City, S. D. in Jamestown, The bride, a graduate nurse from | the Bismarck hospital in 1922, met her husband less than three years “po while he was under treatment at the\hospital for wounds sustained while on the battle fields of France. To add to the romantic atmosphere { the situation Mr. Hagel was made « candidate for the office of county auditor in his home state by his friends without him knowing ~any- A D thing about it and was elected to the olfice even though ill in a hospital other state, hw returned home and assumed his; Jewel Song—From Faust position and was reelected to his of- | ut the next election. | and Mrs. Hagel have left on a| I ymoon trip through the Yellow- tone Park and the Black Hills. They were expected to stop here enroute. her students of voice in recital Fri- day night at 8:30 o'clock at the Rial- | Deep River... : : On the Road to Mandalay. Reqiiem, . 4 ‘ 5 5 . : Elysium . . : Summer Wind Evening Star — From In Recital Friday at the Rialto Madam Hermann Scheffer presents ‘the various singers will be played by Madam Scheffer and Mrs. Arthur Bauer. ‘The pubhe is cordially in- lvited to attend. The following pro- theatre. The accompaniments for |gram.will be presented: PART I Burleigh 9 Speaks Mr. Hann "here My Caravan has Rested. ‘ : Mrs. Priske Loehr Garden Romance. ‘ 5 j : Grant—Schaeler jst Thou Know that Fair Land — From Mignon Thomas Littran RicLer e - Homer . G . Speaks Mr. GRIrFEN Boise hof ‘One Fine Day — from Mme. Butterfly —. Puce Mrs. DUEMELAND Cradle Song. 5 ‘ : j ‘ : e Brahis Maiden's Wish. 3 E Hae ; Chopin Mastr Ricire Upon his recovery |Do Not Go, My Love. ; . : é i Hageman ‘ ‘ 5 5 + Gounod Mrs. BAUER oonlit Night . 5 ‘ oft. Hernan Tannhauser ‘4 . é Mert Humpurry Waquey THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE SUMMER CARE FOR BABY | PAGE FIVE Dance at John Eliason farm may be prescribed by the physi ian.!1y with Koley'’s Hon This prescription or “formula” must : [be changed as the baby grows older. have not coughed sine ! The baby should lie down while Honey and Tar. Other Medicine: a | feeding und the hottle should always tried did not help mo,” writes John j aturday night. Wilton or- | be held. Do not urge him to drink J. Healy, Pittsfield, Mass, For quick |chestra. Everybody welcome. | {more than he wants and ney let relief from coughs, colds, croup, sieuae 1 | After asthma, bronchitis and hay fever use | Foley's Honey and Tar. The la sellings cough medicine in the W Contains ne opiates ingredient printed on carton than 20) minutes yoany milk left in the bot j him dr Throw tle. Kk more For Sale Cheap—One Paper Kaler. Good as new. S. E. Bergeson & Son, aw feeding, hold baby up and pat him pently to bring up any pas lor air. Then. place him in bed, do sau not rock nor play with him, And de} = | ot tet him suck on an empty bottle — = "Mittttttnsttmmntnmantttnttitrntttntttiitintietine atti tiltt tienen ott t dN | or a nippl 5 | ent foods tend to make fat ba- | hies rather than strong babies; do | not use them exelusively or continu Is Your Name’ easly, Condensed milk lacks som of the necessary, elements and 1 likely te cause indigestion and pre W; °. ? disposes to rickets if used continu- tl ously. When fresh cow's milk can rl en ere: not be had milk made of powdered whole milk containing 3" per cent of The forward-looking business men of Bismarck have butter fat will be found « good sub titute fiken steps to see’ that-as their business grows and ex punds no weakness will develop in the credit structure For credit is the very foundation of all good business. Each day additional members join who find it advisabl+ to become identified with this group. STUBBORN COUGH Stubborn coughs that hany ot lnible to lead to serious complica tions and should be checked prompt- ——— GIRLS! LEMONS BEAUTIFY SKIN DANGER IN e It is the purpose of this Bureau to give these progres- sive business builders every aid possible, piling a list of all the good credit risks residing in the trade territory of Bismarck. In this work the Bureau has the co-operation of every reliable buyer. If you are deserving of credit but never ried a charge account Make the acquaintance of the Credit Bureau and help them to get you properly indexed. ‘ ITS THE HONOR ROLL compiled by Make this Lemon Cream to When they return they will make Yesterday . . Spross | ; | Whiten Skin and Bleach their home in Mound C SD. 'Se Saran Rose B EF ey i ‘ , Arditi| . T, Freeki ° ° auntie td : ' an, Freckles Bis k Credit B Mrs. Beatt Gi Mas. Bavrs i | Pai WE ismarck Credit bureau mia > kt aa PART HI EDITOR'S NOTE—This\ ie the, is pnsteurized by heating it to 1501 ihre aunces of Orchard White, PUDPEDEORERPPOE tier sir] AS AI Rn deeree Retain oad, Hein | uch any rue Wit String for i oO Nome =Erom Rigoletto On x Verdi| ed especially for The ‘avamueek Mitte ti i , inethe ane, a few cents, shake well in ottle, i Mrs, FE. T. Beatt of 523 Tenth! Mrs. TARGART Tribune readers by the U. S.* [effect evince ie tae ee eee treet entertained at bridge yester- | Say rai Public Health Service. bucket for five minutes, setting 1 | 0f the most wonderful skin softener uy afternoon complimentary to her; Memory . . e 3 2 : & 3 = Ven : aside for 10 minutes and then run-| 20d complexion beautifier. Massage mother, | Mrs, J. J. Clark of Long | Day Is Gone ; Secrets : cea elecnig:| BOTTLE FEEDING ning iv cold water until the milk | this sweetly fragrant lemon cream Keach, who is her guest for : Mrs. ScotHoRN | There is no such thing as cheap} reaches the temperature of the run-| inte the , neck, arms and hands | shout a month, .Three tables were in} | lis ay jmilk for children, particularly ba- ning water. Then put it into the ice) then shortly note the youthful} playing during the afternoon with | Voi Che Sapete— From Marriage of Figaro Mosart \ pies... Milk and all that concerns it chest, which should not be warmer| beauty, softness and whitenoss of | Mrs, Hl. B. Keller and Mrs. G. A. Has-| Sunlight Waltz Song pea fe Ware jis more important to the baby than than 50 degrees Fahrenheit. | your skin. | sell winning the honors. A profusion | Miss°ContEY jeverything else put together. The, Make Ice Chest Famous stage beauties use this of white spirea was used in effecting | beaugiful decorations about the) A Beu®t home. At the close of the game | \{ i course luncheon was served, the hostess being ussisted by Mrs. J. L. Mullin. lf FAMILY RETURNING H Wallace, former state WALLAC George F ta, neyWor the Western Union Telegraph | ipany, New York,garrived in Bis~| k today to remain for a few d on business. Mrs, Wallace and two ons, both of whom have been sta-, dents in Columbia University this re motoring to Bismarck und rive in a few days to remain duving the summer. BIG CROWD AT PICNIC commissioner and now tax attor-|Cradle Song 1915. . Rain... ! The Sleep ‘That Flits on Baby's Am 4 ‘ . ‘Prologue From Pagliacci Chadwick Branscombe Mea Sree orning Wind ‘ 5 : Mr. Ferner My Song Were With Wings Provided abanera From Carmen & Hahn 3 Bizet Miss Rue ER : e ‘ ; K reisler Miss Mitcueny. . . bg Curran Carpentei Puceini ussetas Waltz Song — Irom La Boheme Mrs, GRAHAM Schubert Puccini Meer Mr. Berxpr About seventy-five children and) Se nnn a nty adults enjoyed the Episcopal ATTENDS CONVENTION ee | school picnic at Wild Wood , ©, R. Green, manager of the Bank | CITY NEWS | y afternoon. In charge oft North Dakota, is in Minot attend- | ° the play for the boys attending the. ing the I. O. O. F. convention. Mr. * was D, M, Avery. The chil-|Green is a member of the state board Bismarck Mospital roughly enjoyed themselves! controlling the proposed Odd Fel- Julius Hauf, Harvey ;Emi! Ki games in supper wa NROUTE TO GRAFTON the open, served, ying hig pie Mrs. Molly of nests of Mr several days Grafton to visit for about 4 the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Green- of Ashley who have been: tu and” Mrs left this morning for th burg. | PRTURN FROM ROTARY MEETING Raymond Bergeson returned today| be from Detroit, Minn, where he hos! Wi heen attending a meeting of Rotar-| a inns. Herry Duemelan, presideno| ba! of the Rotary club, returned Tues-| day. JOINS HUSBAND ze Mrs. Bjorn Schee has come to Bis- marck from Lewistown, Mont., to join here hushand after completing her school work, They are residing in the Rose apartments for the pres-/ ent } t BACK FROM COLLEGE Miss Ruth Cordner returned Sat- urday from University Park, Iowa where she has completed her fresh- man year at college. ar jen i pees, | HERE FOR PLAY { Mr. and Mrs, H, 0. Batzer of Haz-| elton were in Bismarck last night to see Walker Whiteside at the Audit-, orium, AMONG CITY VISITORS 5h M. L, Keeley of Hazen, 0. H. Wolf of Center, and A. A. Pankrof of Coleharbor were among the city; visitors today. NONPARTISAN WOMEN The Woman's Nonpartisan club No. 1 will meet at Baker’s hall to-, night at 7:30 o’clock, when elec. | tion of officers will take place. ON EXTENDED VISIT Master Joe Anderson has left for Fargo and Minneapolis for an ex- tended visit with relatives and friends. | ) CITY VISITORS i ftr. and Mrs, Burl Carr of Valley are visitors in Bismarck. They expect to remain until the end of the week, Hl ! BUSINESS VISITORS Yr. and Mrs, A. D, LaDeu and W.! M. Lane of Carson were business, visitors here ttNay. ON BUSINESS RIP Mrs. George E, Coleman and sons moe a business trip to Steele bat moyning. LARS SILJAN HERE 4qars Siljan. of Grand Forks is in’ the city on business for a few days. 5 i Miss Nettie M. Thorson of Carson was a Bismarck caller today. ‘DR. M.‘E, BOLTON pathic Physician A lows state home. Han Dorfman and daughter, state railroad commission, has I. Davis for ha. ‘reek at making investigations in the. office ‘was a visitor in Bismarck yesterday. Bismarck hospital, where he under- ‘went an operation for appendicitis. left this morning to spend the sum- mer with her son in Omaha, Nebr. ‘best of all jpear in recital at the Rialto | Friday evening, June 8th, at ‘5:30 o'clock, the public is cor- dially invited, mann, Burnstad; ifenry Christian, Rosebud; Miss Anna Tollorzon, city, TO OMAHA-ON BUSINESS Vdene Slinde, Stanton; F. D, Hartke Frank Milhollan, chairman of the} yfg: Melvin Lee Wisehart. Glen re-l Ulin; B. O..Lerberg, Mukoti; Mrs. rned from a business trip to Oma-/ J, p. ‘Reeve, Beach have entered the E. H. Morris, chief engineer for} Bismarck hospital for creatimenc. e commission, is still in Omahal Henry Kleinschmidt, Balfour; Olive Isaacson, Turtle Lake; Gladys Isiace son, Turtle Lake; Mandan, Clara Nickels, city; Matt Sowicki, Wilton, Devir Wa man, Almont and Mike Kary, New England have been discharged fiom the hospital. the Bell Telephone Company. PAVILION HAS OPENING ‘The’ Pavilion at Lake Isabel will rmally opened Saturday night th a dance, The lake has become popular resort for boating and thing. DICKINSON VISITOR 0, A. Brown of Dickinson, mem- r of the state highway commission | St. Alexius Iospital Miss Ida DeLong, New Leipzig; Una Eagle, Elbowoods; Marg.ret Sears, Elbowoods; James W. Holkup, Garrison; Joe Varyas, Mott; garet Benn, Center; Mrs. Peter Gress Richardton; Allen Widenmeyer, Den- hoff; Gustav Ruanser, Mefcer, Mas- ter Harrington, Ree; Master Averon Rosen, Mandan; and Mrg. George s}aod Bear, Elbowoods, have entered the St, Alexius hospital for treat- ment. Jean Semling, Hazelton; Miss Josephine Kwoko, Mrs. Leslie Ed- wards, Stanton; Mrs. Matt Senger, Strassburg; Theodore Campagne, Bismarck; Mrs. S. Gietzen, Glen Ullin and Mrs, J. C. Smith, city, have been discharged from the hos- pital. IN CITY HOSPITAL W. F. Reko of Mandan is in the TO VISIT BROTHER Miss Gertrude Huber of Wahpeton rived yesterday to spend the week. d with her brother, Albert Huber. LEAVES FOR SUMMER Mrs. M. Johnson of the Rose Apts. MEDIUM BROWN HAIR Look after a ‘Golden Giint ampoo. Voice Pupils from Mrs. Her- ann Scheffer’s class will ap- Baby Boy. Mr. and Mrs. F, J. Gillenberg of the city are parents of a baby boy born Monday morning at the St. Alexius hospital, Mrs. Watkins in Hospital. Mrs, F, L. Watkins is confined to the Bismarck hospita) by illness. After Forty your problem is not how much you earn but How much you are putting. by for the future. x When middle age is reached the saving habit should not be. given up; rather, your efforts should be increased. \ ; Good bonds and life insurance are excel- lent mediums for the ereation of an estate. A savings account is a material help in their acquisition: Do you have one? ‘ ; ‘ ‘lter a little above the *|the milk stands in the bottles, Milk | barley water, lime Mar-| ice chest is convenient a sim d_ effective one can be made |best milk is mother's milk; and the) If {best substitute, when mother’s milk | ple jcannot be had, is certified cow's milk.| from a yrocery soap box. 15 inches If certified milk is not available, buy deep, Make a cylinder of oil cloth o: pasteurized milk or pasteurize it 'linoleum that will fit loosely about yourself. lan earthenware crock, tall enough to | If you pasteurize it yourself start! hold x quart bottle of milk or large by buying “bdttled” milk; the chainjenough to hold six or se feeding, jfrom cow to baby is long enow at} bottles. Put crock and cylinder in | best; and milk sold in any other v {the box and pack beneath and : |than bottled involves more changes}about them sawdust excelsior, jof receptacles and every change in-|Tack newspapers to the cover of the fe the danger of contaminatipm| box. When the milk comes, put the | Select as many smooth round nugs-y;bottle (or the pasteurized nursing | Jing bottles as you are giving feed-| bottles) into the crock and ings in 24 hou « them th them with cracked ice. Put on Joughly when you get [peat immediately by rinsing in cle: {suds, be ‘with them andr ch feeding souking in ‘Ix or sonp water, scrubbing clean brush in warm soap- jerock cover and close the box tight. feeding time comes take out ke it gently, and warm it in a pan of warm water. ttle” babies, particularly all [suds and rinsing in boiling wa tuking boiled or pasteurized milk Clean Thoroughly must always be juice or | | Get the per of collapsible! strained tomato jui nges are! inable. — Be; jnipples, w cleanse after each ifeeding by scrubbing inside and out rm soapy water. Boil them] of cold boiled water just before t day. Never touch the part of {morning bath and feeding. Increase the nipple that goes into the baby's | gradually to two or three teaspoon: mouth, j ful by the time baby is a year old. 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