The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 18, 1923, Page 5

— | WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1923 - ANY KIND OF BLOUSE CAN FIND SKIRT ‘t2: Pattern Star and a member. for te TO FIT thirty years of the Woman’s club of Fargo. Represents Washington Land. Interests e: Niel N. Berg of Olympia, Wath., representing the Norpia Realty corp- oration, is stopping at the McKenzie hotel for a few days. Mr. Berg is here for the purpose of interesting prospective buyers of Washington land. | Social and Personal Songs Feature of Rotary Luncheon Today at McKenzie A feature of the Rotary luncheon today was the singing of “Yes—We Have No Bananas,” by “Bob” Simp- Carl Nelson, P, R. Fields, Dr. JBric P. Quain, Dr. V. J. La Rose, ‘and Burt Finney President H. J. Riverview School Opens About Jan. 1 The Riverview School will probably not be completed for use before Dec. 1 or Jan, 1, according to Supt. H, O. Saxvik, The time of completion will depend upon the rapidity with Duemeland directed the singing of which the workmen can _ continue the popular song ‘While each of the their work, Mr. Saxvik said. sts delighted the forty-nine [eae s at the luncheon with Injured in Fall their individualistic interpretation Julius Haas of Turtle Lake who of the song. was injured several days ago as a L. S. Craswell presided at the result of a fall and who has been 4 under treatment at the St. Alexius is mecting, and in’ the absence of the song leaders, George Humphries and nk Halverson, A. F. Bradley, se- reported to have recovered sufficient- ly to return to his home today. He sustained a broken arm in the fall {and was unconscious for a time. merce lead the musical part of the program, . Purchase Cameron's: Home ev. W. J. Hutchinson of Grand Dr. and Mrs, A. A. Whittemore Forks, formerly rector of the Mec- have purchased the home of Atty. be Methodist church, was the and Mrs. Scott Cameron at 714 2nd speaker of the day. He spoke on Rotary ideals and expressed his ap- proval of the ideals for ‘which Ro- tary was striving. es Burt Finney in behalf of the Ro- tariens delivered'a farewell address, expressing the régret felt by the Rotary members for the approach ing departure of Charles, Anderson who is leaving in the near future for California, He presented Mr. Anderson with, fine pipe as a tok- en of rememberance from his friends street of which they will take posses- sion about August 1. The deal was made through the Hedden agency. Dr. Whittemore, formerly of Bowman, is the new state health officer and has headquarters in Bismarck. Bismarck Hospital Mrs. John Schrenk, Blue Grass, Jacob Dockter, Venturia, Mrs, Martha Berge, Mercer, Arvid Nelson, Beulah, H. C. Richards, Wilton, C. A. Ander- son, Moffit, Mrs. Gottfried W. Steeale, Carson, Mrs. Lucy Moullete, Mandan> Abe Tolchinsky, city, Baby COPYRIGHT BY MSCALL: So numerons are the skirts this year that any blouse should be able to find a suitable foundation. Have used with tailored blouses. ‘The skirt with the drape on the side may be worn with the georg- Bell continued his report of . Louis International Rotary | Your skirt flounced, “pTeated or|ette overblouse or the silk jabot| Donald Whitmer, Yucca, and Mrs. meeting for fifteen minutes. Rov|“"@ped and with a few blouses you | biouse. James Grover, Tuttle have entered iin and L, 8 Craswell had to effect an amazing} The two-tiered flounce skirt|the Bismarck hospital for treatment. Killdeer, and . Chris Olson, Ryder have been gives choice full reign and allows| Baby Ellen Harmer, for the selection of cotton, silk or |™M y of costumes. Re of the luncheon. The straight skirt with pleats at ie Ce were Rev.| ihe side on a camisole top will be| georgette overblouse in a simple or| discharged from the hospital, as charge of the ser-|the best for sport wear and can be| plain style. == Presbyterian church St. Alexius Hospital during the illness of Rev. H. S. Pos- ne Mrs. Jake Feist, Strassburg, Miss (lethwaite and Rotarian Hanson of | Mandan, and Obert A, Olson of Bis-! Mary Fischer, Strassburg, Baby Anita MOTORING THROUGH WEST Jamestown, Miss Florence marck, have returned from Montana | Tavis, Flasher, s Helen Gough, Sa cee SEY Sate er in the Department of and Wyoming, where they inspected | E1powoods s. Frank Hurley, Mrs. RETURN FROM LAKES tion. left yesterday by automobile] il lease holdings of the Foster | Jaeoh Wensizner, Fredonia, Mi Mr. and Mrs. C, M. Henry Hollst| for the Yellowstone National Park| Petroleum company. The company | Frank Kupper, Mandan, and Mrs, and daughter, Miss Esther who have|and the West coast. She expects to} has a drilling interest in ten proper- | Theodore Isaak, Dodge have entered heen spending two weeks at Mason| travel as far west and south as San| ties, Mr. Olson sai the St. Alexius hospital for treat- near Detroit, Minn.. returned} lrancisco, Calif.. and return by = ment. Mrs. Retterath, Stanton, Miss FORMER RESIDE John Huff, resident of Bismarck for years, who is now residing in Saskatchewan is visiting in Bismarck Gerty Hansen, Wilton, Mrs, Tom Thistlewood and baby boy, Romeo, Hoksch, Napoleon, have returned to their homes. to their home yesterday. While at he lakes Mrs. T, Dewhurst and son, chard .of Stillwater, Minn., former nts of Bismarck visited with train after an outing of six weeks. STOP BETWEEN TRAINS he Hollsts and other friends from Mrs. G. B, Coon and son, Arthur and Mandan. Yesterday he called on ei is Sukie = % . a of Vareillia, Ore who have been vis-| A, Farr of Mandan. 2: tismarek. Rev. Dewhurst, rector of | iting with relatives in Iowa and Ill- Four New Films st. TE 2s? Episcopal church for inois and at Steele. N. Dak.. the RETURN TO ABERDEEN. perce nee cucelved the” nee former home of Mrs: Coon, stopped} Walter Janes and daughter, Mim| Put Out by U.S. nent fo Che otiliwater parish Curimgé | between trains, yesterday to visit at, Vera, left today for their home in the past winter. While they likelthe Harry Clough home. Miniitgn uae acattne et danke a Health Department their new home Mrs. Dewhurst and Richard both said they missed their old friends in their new home. days at the home of Mr. ang Mrs. E. J. Gobel. GUESTS OF CLASSMATES. Miss Alice Wagener of Charles- omens ton, S. D.,’and Miss Marie Reynolds 5 CURSE Arla ears of Eaton, Ohio, classmates of Miss- J.fes Mary Atkinson and Ruth Pollard th Four new films prepared by the 3 aac i United States Health department LEAVE FOR WISCONSIN. have been received at the local Unit- Misses Grace and Madge Webster,|cd States Health department for rs of Mrs. E. Pi O’Brien, left! presentation about the state. It is ley, Ia, parents of Mrs. E. i i this morning for Chippewa Fall ; Hs {| at Hollins College, Hollins, Va., ar- ling foi ppewa Falls, | expected that during the summer ec belave yprrivadictes brand che fived! Inst? night to\capend? devoral (a to alt with relatives for sev-| months these will be shown a num. Sie the ae ie sutasaniion GAC rane guests of Miss Atkinson and | etal weeks. ber ofitlines satathnavarisuaimermal A Miss Pollard. schools for the benefit of the teach- Aberdeen, S. D., they were joined by ' : Bey ettedine cteeet GG MOTOR TO JAMESTOWN. Walter Janes and daughter, Miss Vera tions. AT MINNESOTA LAKES Mrs. C. A, Olson and son, Bobbie, who: accompanied them to Bismarck. oN and Miss Emma Reich left last night | ,, 1° Disease Is Spread,” “How to C, 8, Janes, who was in the city] Mr. and Mrs. Price Owens andi tor Jamestown by automobile for a| Prevent Disease,” and a double film, ‘ears ago and who 1s deeply in. | family are enjoying a motor trip| (pie ue with rine General Personal Hygiene” will be through the takes region. of Minn- esota. ‘They plan: to spend a part of growth which he observed in Bis-| their month's ‘outing’ in ‘ southern marek since he was here. Minnesota with the parents of Mrs. = Owcas. : TO CHICAGO ALONE FOR FOURTH T'ME, shown during the summer. The pictures have required con- Secretary of State Tom Hall and|{Siderable time and the expenditure daughter, Miss Elen have returned }f much labor in collecting and pre- from a week's visit in Fargo and the | Paring the new pictures and story Minnesots takes! depicted in them. The pictures will en be shown at many, Jarge gatherings Robert L. Reid, son of Mr. G. F.} Mrs, E, J. Schultz and daughter, ON MOTOR TRIP, over the state, according to Dr. F. Bailey of 501 Fourth strect, left to-| Miss Exine motored to Flasher this| Mr, ang Mrs. Charles Will left|R. Smyth, United States Health Ser- day for Chicago, II, to make his | morning to visit with friends for 4 | veaterday for an extended automobile | vice. home with his foster father, Robert | few days. While away Mrs. Schultz | trip through Minnesota and Wiscon- eid, Sr. This is the third time | will attend a meeting of the Royat | sin, tat Robert, age 6 years, has made | Neighbors of that city. the trip to Chicago alone, ‘the first trip being taken when he was three FILES OATH OF OFFICE. years of age- He will -wear a tag Miss Florence Garske‘has filed her stating the place of his destination. | oath as executive secretary and as Robert will be remembered as Robert nographer in the office of Comm: mer of Immigration Joseph M, Di Reddy formerly, vine. ed in civic affairs, expressed amazement at the improvements and RETURNS FROM LAKES, MOTOR TO FLASHER. Speaks on Child BUSINESS CALLERS Mr. and Mrs. George Haggart Valley. City were business cal yesterday. ! Superintendent Newcomb of th Humane Society for the Friendless Lions club ‘ CITY SHOPPER. Mrs. R, ©, Thompson of Wilton, | Pecently addressed the Lio Anonned ‘sha There yesterday, | “Child Welfare” at their noon luncheon. He especially brought ON BUSINESS. * out the salient points in the, new M. B. Gilman is in Minneapolis, |/8w3 pertaining to child welfare in Minn., on business, North Dakota and also told of the needs of a home for dependent chil- Mr. and Mrs. J. V. McCornich of} 4ten which the Society proposes to New Salem visited here yesterday.| build in this city. He said the need for such a home Mrs. R. S. McCradie of Steele vis-|is all the greater now that an ad- ited and shopped here yesterday. \— GiTy NEWS > 4 METHODIST AID SOCIETY. ‘The divisional meetings of the Methodist Ladies Aid Society will meet at the following homes Thurs- day at 3 p. m. rags at Division No. 1 will meet at the home of Mra. John Larson, 812 cth| RENO TOURIST St. Division No, 8 will meet at the i home of Mrs, W. C. Cashman, 516 9th . . St. Mrs. B. F, Flannigan and Mrs. Thos, Sanders will entertain the 4th division at the home, of Mrs, San- ders, 314 Thiive St. HERE FROM OIL FIELDS, C. W. Litten of Pittshurgh, S. 9. Foster of Tulsa, Okla,, Wm. Maas of AMONG CITY ‘VISITORS Mr. and Mrs, G. C. Gardner and Mrs, H, Winberg of New England. I. R. Covert, Ruso, J. Gutschmidt. John Neuman, and A H, Haut of Gackle, Wm. Heyeiman and family of Linton, Mrs. J. O. Dalsted of Svold, Helen’ Baker. of Hazelton, and C. T. Hoppenstad of Minnewau- kan were among the city visitors to- day. FORKS WOMAN WINS HONOR, Miss Medora Knox, president of the Grand Forks Business and Profes- sional Women’s club, who attended the national convention in Portland last week was the winner of first yplace in a contest at the North Da- |, kota breakfast Friday when the pres- idents of the various clubs in the |) state describeq the advantages of |‘ their own particular home town. i RETURN FROM MOTOR TRIP. -| A. D. Gordon and family of 211 |, Rosser returned last night from & two weeks .aitomobile trip through southern Minnesota. . They stopped in Minneapo! for a visit with friends for a short time, VISITING PARENTS. ‘Mrs. H. 0, Saxvik and children, who have been visiting in Bowman for the pest six weeks are expecte] home the firet of next week. Mrs. Saxvik has been visiting with her parents. o Storm Victim Goes Home , Mrs, H. 0. Monson of near Center who sustained a dislocated leg and two fractures when thrown from her porch during the storm about ten days ago has recovered sufficiently to return to her home. Specialist in Chronic Diseases Telephone 240 11914—4th St. Attends Aunt’s Funeral B. F. Tillotson left last night for Fargo .to attend the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Lelah Tillotson Barnett, wife of Judge W. H. Barnett who passed away at her home Monday. She had been ill only a short time before her death which was caused by heart trouble. Funeral. services will be held tomorrow. - Mrs. Barnett was a) past matron of Consolidated, will h loss of time, change tuition charges. “4 eee 4 ~ * C. L. YOUNG.JOINS WIFH, C..L. Young has gone!to Alexan-. dria, Minn.. for’ brief vacation at the Inkes. Mrs, Young, who preceded | Mr: , Young there.. opened up their house at Alexandria, GVEST AT CLOUGH HOME... | Mrs. A. E, Flvell anq dauchter. Miss Lucille of ‘Fargo are guests of:| " ive.’ Harry Clough? "ts “Seven thousand miles for 8, Carmen de Tavera ~ for. our Summer Cou! a.good business or liner Tenyo Maru, en : i . | route to; Reno..) She. says hubby | doesn’t’know why she came. Incom- putibility ‘will be the charge, she cesta _ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE =~ Welfare at Luncheon |: Roberts and Secemd Street North, Fargo, N. Dak. management and students. | these Colleges.may change to the other without Both Colleges in session J 00 oe LONG LINES END IN A FLOUNCE | ! i] slim, straightline style, ically made the 1923 flounce It shows it off to its very vantage and introduces a new silhouette. The flounce starta from the waist, ripples down the side of the skirt and then extends around the hemline. The back of this dress is straight, the sides have a little (fullness to emphasize the long lines even better. vance step had been taken for the welfare of such children by the new nacted, the very nature of which will require greater work and larger expense on.the part of all organizations in thé state. ociety placed two children k—a boy and a girl besides replacing a girl, Also, steps were taken to remove a number of chil- dren from very undesirable sur- ioundings and in two instances parents where living apart to remove the children from the undesirable parent and give them to the other where they would have wholesome surroundin ! Senator Is ori Father of Two Salt Lake City, Utah, July 18— Twins, a boy and a girl, were torn yesterday to Mrs. Wiliam H.- King, wife of United States Senator William H. King of Utah. The Senator now is in mid-ocean on the ;steamer President Harding en route to investigate conditions in Russia. RYE CUT IN McHENRY Minot, N. D., July 18,—The first re- port of 1923 harvesting in this section is received from Granville, McHenry county, where J. A, Crain and,J. H. Barnett, farmers, have begun cutting tye on their farms, Rye harvesting, however, will be general within the next week or 10 days. Dry “Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing, Repairing. Call 58. Eagle Tailoring. A TIMELY TIP Keep an eye on your eye: They’re barometers of your personal efficiency. And they also govern your measure of health, happi (! ness, and comfort for the years to come. Care for i them as you do your teeth and. your skin—enly far: more so. Have them ex- amined regularly. BONHAM BROS. Optometrists and J lewelers, H Bismarck, N. D. et enrolling at one of text-books or. additional . MAN RAIDING CHICKEN COOP IS KILLED Had Objected‘to Crowing of | Neighbor’s Rooster Which * Awakened Him boweeee Sioux Falls, 8. D., July 18.—Caught in a neighbor's chicken coop and re- fusing to throw up his hands wien red Eugene F. ploye of the Morrel here, was shot and killed by Charles L. Fergu . The irate neighbor is under surveillance and a rooster, the allegeg cause of the affair, will crow no more. Police,this morning found it with its neck rung, lying beside Griffith’s body, Griffith is said by neighbors to have complained about. the crowing of Fergyson’s rooster, which awak- ened him from his steep and is al- leged to have said he “would stop the crowing if the rooster was not deposed of.” This morning, it is thought, he sot out to make good his threat. Fergu- son told police he hearg a noise in the chitken coop, took a revolver and went to the place where ho found Griffith with the body of the rooster. He ordered Griffith to thraw up his hands and the command: being refus- ed fired two shots at him, the see- ond passing through the man’s heart. Ferguson is not arrested and officials state they are undecided as to what action will be take: JEALOUSY IS SHOOTING CAUSE One Victim Dead, Another Is Near Death in Chicago Shooting i { cided the e of Wa hard job. ™ Chicago, July 18—His second vie- tim near death in a hospital here, police today sought Ambresto Gilber- to, a tailor, said by them to have been the man who last night shot and killed Carl Salerno, 32, with whose wife police say, he eloped, and wounded Charle tz, into whose automobile h» souzht escape. Mrs. Salerno told potice her hys- band had caused the arrest of hér- self and Gilberto, who boardeq with them and that she had left hecause of tho jealousy and abuse of her husband. There will be a Special Meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary Wednesday |, evening 8 p. m. at the Grand Pacific Per'or. 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