The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 14, 1923, Page 2

PAGE FOUR . THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE: {Governor Nestos Was Dinner Guest stG Was a guest at ~- = . and ,___ Personal |. - fjord, Fa argo the ¢ | session of the m Honor George Bird At Kitchen Shower se Governor Nestos and Mr. And Stag Dinner) Erfjord Ree thee ‘test Lr United , they be or heed selecting f crnor Nestos took h close friend as host at 2 ming while at his home yesterday 4 ompliment to George Bird tomorrow for Grad Mea- MRS. dow, Minn., to marcy Miss Helen Hop-| ypyg. Re pia of that place. guverdedt i The party was | BONHAM DEF Bonham has left for an t with her parents, Mr in the nature of a at Albert kitchen shower. The friends of the iphhled sas p¥ospective bridegroom presented him) gar 'as St. Uatttra'e with many useful articles to be used) mothe Svan wee Hats in the kitchen of his future home. | been vik a thelr home. One gift, unique in design and artis- | tic in structure was the shower bou- quet. A dust pan effected a fire foundation for the elaborately design: ed bouquet while eae beaters, spoons, ed pan ers, and similar | * used in the “ arts ra diated from the base lik of g cous flowers. The of the carefully selected “flora contriv pins, nutmegs, and variou: lar objects which fell grace- fully from the large bouquet which | z eel ec Hea by Mr. f the Juminum aad tin flowers were a few cosmos while a bunch of white flowers orna-| * mented the top of the large box inj which the off Zz was sent. Various r articles of kitchen} ware were presented to the honor} guest by Miss Maxine Burnside in be-| half of the visitors. Miss Hoppin is} WITH BARK ART Miss Florence Raehl of Minne: jpolis, Minn., has taken a posit as operator with the Park Art Hait shop in the Hoskins block. Mis, |Ruchie has had a number of years of experience and comes highly re- commended, | —— ° HONEYMOONERS RETURN Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Gergen of Underwood stopped over in Bis- marek several days this week on their way home after spending their honeymoon at the Minnesota lak Mrs gen was formerly Mis VISIT MR. KUPITZ. Mrs. Wm, McDonald @id Mrs. Fred Thorpe of Mandan ited with | Charles Kupita LE VES FOR PROVIT CE. ‘{\o'clock when visit friends in St, Paul. GIVE FAREWELL, A group of friends of Mrs, 0, A. Sorsdunl of 700 Avenue A surprised her at her home yesterday evening. ‘Ine 12 ladies took thts methog of bidding farewell to Mrs. Sorsdahl who leaves within a short time to ld in a sanitarium at St. Louis, Mo., for three or four months treatment. Whist was ptayed’ by the ladies during the evening, and at 12 luncheon was served Mrs, Sorsdahl was presented with a beautiful gift by her friends, GUEST AT MOSES HOME Harold Vermylia of San Francisco, guest at the home of Mr. A W. Moses for a few v: . Vermylia motored from the const, __ CITY NEWS _ “Announce Birth Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Kococrek of Sanger ure parents of a son born at the Bismarck hospital, 5 nen Parents of Girl. Mr. and Mrs. Warder Roberts 61 Wilfén are the parents.of a five- pound baby girl born last night @t St. Alexius hospitai, St, Alexius Hospital. F. C. Voight, city; Florence Wag- ner, Strassburg; Mrs. W. Blunt, Gar- rison; Elizabeth Schumacker, Strass- burg: P, O, Paulson, Braddock; Ger- ald Grace, Raleig’ T. Pringle, McGregor; Mrs, Matt Goodrich, and) Mrs. Jacob schiller, Mandan, have entered the St. al for treatment. M, D. teele, Frank Brown, Glen 0. Lidstrom, Glen Ullin; with Jack Burke and visit, charged from the hospiti Parents of on Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Fisher Fi cently, Mr. and Mrs, Bismarck Hospital and F. W, Dela Barre, have entered the Bjsmarck hospita | for treatment. J. H. Ritter of Wil. ton, Fred Josephson, THE ELTINGE out to be “good entertainment and Saturday story and picture. Jack Pickford, ing players in the cast. Pathe News and Aesop Fable are shown, CAPITOL. Tom Mix, the bright beacon: of western drama, will be at the Capi- tol theater tonight in “Do and Dage,” hig latest William Fox production, a stirring story of intcigue, fighting tion, = Under the direction of Edward Sedgwick, the story by Marion Brooks has been vividly pieturizea and an excellent cast selected for the support, includjng such actors as Dulcié Cooper, Claude Pey- D. Goctz, Sweet Briar, have been dis- an- nounce the birth of a son, Howard er, at Tacoma, Washington, re- Figber were formerly residents of Bisfiarck. Master Milton Mandigo, Braddock, ! ‘Glen’ Ulin | Wing have! been discharged from the hospital. A $a AT THE MOVIES || io A good racing story for the basis of a motion picture generally turns and “Garrison’s Finish” at the Eltinge theatre today and tomorrow,‘ Friday s said to both a geod dge Bellamy, Clarence Burton and also being blood and. a South Anferican revolu- ) character | BIG. BARN: DANCE At John Bliason’s Farm, 6 miles S. W. of Baldwin, Sat- urday night. The Happy 5 of, Mandan will furnish ‘the music. , Everybody welcome. DR. R. S. ENGE Chiropractor Consultation Free Lucas Blk. Bismarck, N. D. Phone 260 + Be sure-and get one of those South Dakota grown water melons, for sale | at all. grocers.—Advt. MEDIUM BROWN HAIR best of all after a Golden Shampoo. looks U Glint Read Tribune Want Ads. “KEEPS THE FOOT WELL” WE WOULD LIKE TO EXPLAIN to you how the Arch Preserver Shoe gives just the support to the foot that Nature requires; how it eliminates all strain on the arch. You ¢an have foot comfort and smart styles as well. “ichmona’s Boorer, | Let's All Help . the Farmer = more flour—use more milk and eggs et “tats bread, cake, biscuits, and muffins. will be making a better market for the ing your health at the same ore protect “time—because-_bakings made.from good grain and dairy products are healthful—appetizing if CALUMET | The Economy BAKING POWDER ton, Boh Klein, Jack Rolfins, Hector Sarno, Wilbur Higby and Gretchen | Hartman. Claire Adams, the smiling, | winsome leading woman, plays 8) posite the virile star. known both in Bismarck and Mandan, h i e schools in the The place next the bride's La arents. Celebrates 50th = Anniversary of Uf, zs . ‘| Arrival in City Mr. and Mrs, Max Kupitz of 313 Mandan Avenue e an old-fashion- | ed dinner last evening in honor of | father, Charles Kupitz| who celebrated his arrival in Bis- marck 50 years ago yesterday. Gu at the dinner were all! pioneers who had arrived in Bis-| marck about the same time. Among those who were present were: Henry | Tatle Capt. I. P. Baker, Joseph! Diedrich, Wesley Baker, Jake Hor- ner, Patrick Kelly, William A. Fal-| coner, Charles Staley, and Capt. J. B. Belk, Several other old timers would have been present except that thé hosts were unable to locate them. During ihe evening the men re-| lated their experiences in@the early | day and enjoyed a general reminiscing, Many inter | ries of experiences such as /are called with happy memories were | related by the group. Mr. Kupitz had made Bismarck his home during the past half cen-| tury although now he spends part || of his time visiting with his daugh- | | “.ter, Mrs. Andérson at. Bellingham, | “Wash, alloran left! last night for Providence, R. I. to enter Provi- dence college. Enroute he will stil at Annapolis Naval acamedy and Val Schlosser Napoleon; Master Al- vin Nelson, Driscoll; Mrs, M. Schlag, Makoti; Miss A, Jacobs, Stanton, and | Mrs, Henry Voitel, New Salem; Mrs. : is used. The’ moderate take} price, together with its more of} 4 Than ordinary leavening = at the home strength, makes it by far the most economical — depend- able of all leaveners. Will It Rain Tomorrow? The last spoonful is as good as the first, never varies, never deteriorates. Try Calumet today and learn why millions depend onit. EVERY INGREDIENT USED OFFICIALLY APPROVED BY U.S. FOOD AUTHORITIES CONSULT THIS WEATHER PROPHET FOR ONE $1.00 Weather House Prophet TYPEWRITERS AN Mekes sold) aad ited DR. M. E. BOLTON Osteopathic Physician 119% 4th St ‘Telephone 240 Bismarck, N. D. It is-sunprisingly reliable on local weather conditions. Made ciples. We have secured a special long as they last will sell them for it costs us to ‘retain them—only 69¢ if you bring the coupon. 5 ) " Endeavor Society Names | Committees Wherrthe weather is to be fine, two,children; will be out —when stormy weather is approa@ing, the witch will come owt from eight to twenty-four hours ahead of rain or snow. i : Good for Another Season Look around the house — many garments that you thought permanentiy out of use can be, repaired — cleaned —and restored to their original state. The suit or the dress you -in- tended to discard can be made useful for another season. Telephone and we will send our wagon imme- diately. Felt Hats cleaned and reblocked. EAGLE TAILORING & HAT WORKS ness meeting last night at which they appointed chairmen for their com- mittees for the next year. The chatr- men are as follows Finance—Leone er). Publicity—Barbara Register. Flower and N The house is made of hardwood, is Swiss cottage style and io decorated, as in the picture, with thermometer elk’; head, bird’s nest and bird, etc. It has four windows and two doorways. - ss \\ a : ; Y Advertised for $1.00. Our price for a 69 : Ih V fy Limited Time, With the Coupon. ......... c Hospitals — Gladys Every village, city and farm house should have one. and get yours at once, or mail your order. AN EXCELLENT GIFT FOR ALL OCCASIONS Mail Orders 8c Extra for Packing and Postage. FOR SALE ONLY BY BRESLOW DRUG STORE tN NR ARTA Hyland (treasur- Come nior Endeavor—Jean McLeod. Look-out—Emily Olson (vice pres- ident). Prayer Meeting—Ireae Robertson. | Missionary—Mrs, Butler, Music—Helen Crawford. Social—Catherine Deemy. A membership contest is planned, Floy Kitchen ang Barbara Kitchen being the opposing captains. The| contest will last for three weeks, and the losing team will pay a for‘eit | of a social forj the winners. | An expert Endeavor class is plan- | ned to make the society more effic- | : oe , Most of the things you s, state pres- . +WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER. tent Be eee, tit tea this | like to wear cost more than is NT RT A RUMMAGE SALE you like to pay. But Kayser : a Se ae ke Fas aaa Chamoisette Gloves are. St. Mary’s sewing circle will hold the lowest-costing, longest- lasting, best-looking gloves of ot a woman can wear. Easy to 2A e@ CAR LOAD Joe Brill Hunting or Camp- ing Suits Pre-Shrunk — Non-fadable. For the friend far away, for the folks back home — your photograph. ~ put on. Easy to wash! Easy to look at. - : : - SOUTH DAKOTA GROWN. J — _ TREY ARE FINE Arrange for a sit- ting before the | busy winfer sea- son starts. ana i Cut and made like a high class business suit. Three Colors Whip Cord, Dead Goose, Dark Gray. Ae We have a full stock. ‘All sizes. $7.95 ONE, PRICE. 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