The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 7, 1924, Page 5

MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1924. Social and |___Personal Mrs. Town to _Head Councill 119% 4th St. “Melephéne 246) . Bismarck, N.'D. cen. TH) BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE FIVE QUESTIONED IN SHOOTING in Oak Park, Il, Mae thas found the “one” and is soon to be married in receptior Eien tomorrow evening at “ ARTISTICALLY LOVEL Y” Hut hand grenade intended for | =) Kemel injured his wife. |; METHODIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY > |} The Women’s Foreign Missionary ATTENTION I. O. O. F. Society of the Methodist church will CAPITAL CITY LODGE meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs ; - ! | W. B. Heaton, 316 3rd Street, 2 MISS LA RC | RE RNS All Odd Feliows and friends Dr. KING’ Ss New piscovary | Athens, Jan. 7 *Mitylene | Miss Marcele LaRose returne PASO RHE Ot GR OWEN aR a > pres z 4 St. Bens Academy last evening after CHES NM Ae k news: lare urged to be present for The Wowan’s ‘5 Community Couneil | { spending the holiday vacation with paper Eleopheren Vemas tleesr public installation of officer. met at the rest room of the Masonic | her parents. unsuccessfa| attempt was | Tuesday evening, January 8, Temple, Saturday at 3:30 with the | : , yssinate — Mustaph e ag. : y old officers presiding. The repor: of FROM MINNEAPOLIS ha. president of the Ro. WO 7:30 p.m, Highs HG the treasurer showed a balance on} Miss Rita Murphy-returned yester ovornment of Tink J. L. Hughes, N. hand of $139.31 exclasive of the sum jday after spending a week with realized from the sale of the Tuber- | ! friends in Minneapolis. } culosis scals, which amounted to) | - $200.71. The total amount of money! ————— aised by Council during the pust! i| CITY NEWS ye was $1,914.38, A report of the ry e nominating was accepted and Mrs.| Towne was elected chairman, Seriously Ti * *. Keller, vice-chairman, Mrs. Mrs, L. K. Thompson is seric Miclds, secretary ayd tre SUTer, | ill at her home on Avenue D. ‘ A report of the child welfare ‘ccm- a mittee given by Mrs. Dr. Brandt re- | j To Give Lunch commended that milk be served at, [se vanetior Nientaidnen siksnneentar once in the various schools of the | ranged for the Masonic meeting to city; as a réport by Miss Teichman, | night the ‘school nurse showed 545 child-! Sawa ren to be under weight, all from five St. Alexius Hospital to six pounds and some as much as The following have entered th: 4 nineteen pounds. | St. Alexius hospital: Mrs. Chas The delegate from the Fortnight- | |Coniey, Driscoll; Mra. Nichon ly Club reported that the Fortnight: I Discharged: Mr. ly Club favored having the lvcal | Fred Beulah; Mr. Froh theatre managements secure some of {lich, Man Mr. Adam Boehm the films produced for children, ‘and | Yucca; Mrs. J. G. Keller, city. have these shown for Saturday mat- a ines. | Edn Purviance, Charlie Chaplin’ la ( Married, Celebrates tach organization belonging to the | Normand, wo 4 s gone by v.30 rred W Pete Pravatasky, employed in , 4 Community Council are supposed to have vecn que ngeles police in va...tom with the Grant Pacific hotel ikitchen send their delegates and dues for the | itp ting ot C. ail op. tater s Normand’s Leona Halverson were year to the next meeting. chauffeur, R. horit.cs. ‘11 y he fas con- Following ‘hey . we. 5 A motion was made and carried ex- | fessed firing the shot Wait wounded Dines, and the weddin: Time tells The FLORS! TEIM pressing the thanks and appreciation | —— ted the hotel kitchen to Shoe business is big because for the services of the retiring sec-| BUSI D PROFESSIONAL | day from Ft. Rico where she spent} po RAE Ue eat le liked their fi . - retary and treasurer, Mrs. F. H. Reg- | WOMEN'S CLUB- eanke will pe jetycn amen men 11 eir first pair and ister. ‘| There ubkey diiner se TOS q iti adhe: eonenead tne HellbWe| Ata Sue oene cities cane | Baienmia baveeiOhannen” bought a second. In FLOR- Sean i [ee ene chee. Soo) pln A A. C. Staak has just returned ; . . "Fis tees! forthe yen ate at 6:30 p,m. The regular, Mrs, Ed. § ained (Wo [resin CMINAeAaE IIe IMnA BETES ROHECS : SHEIM popularity is the ance: Mrs. Frank Barne -imanthly business meeting will fol-) tables at br afternoon|lihe hasibeenion’albusiiess trip, Mi ybeld their annual hop and awerd-d prizes to th h of z oe 8 1 Mra Ps ve iGrad| |low, Mrs. L. B. Sowles will preside | complimentary to Mv. E. K. Williams | Staak, who formerly had charge of ifn] women present, Tincto is of Miss Edith Longfellow why growth ol a nation’s approval, p in the absence of the president, Mrs.! of Washburn, a of Més, Frank |the Ault Paylor “Machine Co second in the conte es Child’ Welfare: Mrs. Dr. Brandt,! Evelyn H Mrs. Herr Barnes: AGdelteibis lun fei gbeys | erie case peat e 3 5 . raNueyne, and’Mine Teicha [fer will lad the chorus Bivee MINE har silantaane [Sees aE oa eas Raa The Florsheim Rialto ark Committee: Mrs. P. R. Fields, ' ‘This entertainment | . apt : » Bia Rob. ; ' sales manager for Nichols & Shepard'| Ad‘ THE MOVIES S obert 0} . D: e, Siienviai pith | “ISET IR ERS | 8 P | edie firs. Dr. Cole, Mrs.(ervision of the Jan VISITING BROTHERS Jof Battle Creek, Mich. For the pres. | ues aREeriots o & Goon oe Celie Mrs. Elmer Gesst two thil-|ent time Mr. Staak will have charg: : One one Gar elfare chairman, dre Penn, N. D. (ing with lof the western territory with head SINGE Mrs. C, W. Smith, Mrs. C. 1 : a Mts, Rod. K and A.| quarters in Bismarck at the Me victim of cireum B. Smith, mrs! |The American Legion post is enter-| 1 it, Mas. Ges a sister} Kenzie, hotel. the world is not wd i Mg Hits: taining the members of the cast who | of the Messrs. Kunis lin. | eee but for men only Geo Welch. | as ro. "7 ! q 1 Te ey eecene a WelenE|| Jassisted in producing Oh! Oh! Cin | Bismarck Hospital AS) LIN tie UAE vip ote apm Mee Geign Ge pera y outlined the! Qn s 1y afternoon the “Cannibal | RVI | ‘The folowing have been hide herself in Afviea where she is Gar;icon in MeLean counte was robl work they expected to take up during’ and Crum Corps” choruses attended at the'ted to the Bismurck ‘hospita thrown into a maelstrom of excite: cd fast nicht of apm . ie reo ‘ * the year. During the clinic held last 4 matinee at the Etti 0! More Epstein, Steele; ment, adventure and —reman SOUG CURE IR tiee year it was thought best not to con-|freshments served later, and on next will be the Knyndt, Streeter; Edith Robulutiy ieqchubrhenasciunne lm isa teceiven in aaaniiniigcivorttin duet a clinie as in former years for Friday evening the balance of the and her je will be' Kulm: (C. Hi” Baldner which shows at the Eltinge {oq keane oe A utAOutels { Boutelle’s survey showed 97 per cent cust will be guests of the post at a/ “How to Appreeiat ares.” Mesin Miller, Wis I today and tomorrow TGS RY Gee HR CONE Hen of the children examined were phy-|duncing party at the E ll. The : “ Glen U “Ponjolu” ig a vivid picturization jas hoon secured of the Bee sically fit, The committee plans to! result of the performance were quite RETURN: TO BILLIN avsce, Dickinson; H. KE. of Cynthia Stockley’s famous na at AEEEE One ' make a general survey throughout isfactory and the post wishes to) Mr. and Mrs. Bug Morris re- Wil iang. Di Helen terpiece of South African gold field 3) eRe a UBER the year and help those children| show its appreciation for those who | tfned yesterday to their home at J Jenson. life, which proved a tion in needing care and examination. Jeneietede imuNenetcntant Billings, Montana, after visiting the book form and promises to be no. fe nal a | a past two weeks at the home of his. gi ar less of a sensation as a serecn/ ii MRS. CUSTER VISITOR TO NA- | Guy Lai%on entertained twelve of | mother, Mrs, E, BE. Morris, ' Vaby boy, Hensl drama. Soe TONAL CAPITOL lhts friends birthday (Thomas Morgan. Baldwin; Teeellay thes atone? aheieh re our es | he following item from a recent! urday evening at the home of his UNIOR HIGH TEACHER RETURNS Anna Raagust, Was ‘burn, mablearontanikwhei smirecticaaen sent i pee of the Washington Post, re-| ents, Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Larson, Miss Maigeret Dineen, a cher inj man, fights the curse of “Ponjela,” » garding Mrs. George Armstrong Cus-: Sixth Stre Twelve friends he the William Moore school, returned Bimarck Boys the soul destroying drink of th CRANPFRRY ; ; ter, will be read with interest by celebrate tle happy occasion Gehterdhy latte! anendine Uhefivaens| Sixty. boys cnioyedithe Ghristmas |itinemi nents ree thermun cst ea icient : North aobat ee 4 games ang a radio concert. A tion the home of her parents at Vacation educational trips. Visits! 1 the role of Jesmon the SAUCE O ‘One of the most interesting, recent | cious buffet lunch was served Lyndon, Wisconsin. j were paid to the telephone company, | gir], Anna Q. Nilsson, will be scen visitors to Washington was Mrs-/ late. hour after which j Russell Miller Milling Co. Hughes) jn a part which critics declare is the : re George Armstrong Custer, who has| sented with a number of | TEACHERS RETURN Electric Light, Bismarck Dairy, Tvi-| pyoatest role of he le st Made in 16 Minutes! We do not expect you to answer yes or no to that never ceased to tell tales of the ina AH OELERG +s e lever linge Beant andsbinding H greatest role of her hole age or : = e do not expect you to answer yes or no to that, ese en gete OL eta ales ob tie (atna chin e occasion. | Miss Helen Collins, teacher in the|bune Printing and Binding and the! creer? career. dames Kirkwood Great with all Meats. HECRISG AN CUReAIiCG knows the anawer | ene ah ue rer Meee iheveen | i : High school, returned yesterday from! Benson Optical Works. One perpiex-| enacts the part of the man Pte yecause we realize no one knows the answer to th Mnowa sas (CusteryiLast Fighthiwill| therccrilitha a reeular eventing Secure he bent Re v8 8 Deena Scamp tha, telethons | coe em tanulne seroen fh k ehaver question until his eyes have had a thorough ex- 5 4 5 ere Pd " meeting of | cation. e boys: wean the telephone) the picture a ly Marshall uic q ; pe RASS : sia the Indians, — Mrs. Custer, who has} the Degree of Honor Tuesday evening destin girl ring one out of the four *phones| Cima Ser otto a Coes amination, The well-informed person makes it a point written many thrilling tales of fron-| at 8 p.m, in the A. 0. U. W. hall. bear af | cont ah Thon orebn aig one eGlaie aby desserts! NOU . tier life whic she shared with her| mieten 11 Pee ae eterna RESUME DUTIE on a party line without ringing all| Brey, Claire McDowell and Bernard to KNOW about his eyes. har 5 'Election of officers and installation | Johanna Beutue resumed her, four. | Randall. Must: d : : nore (ita te full be held followed by a social | ddties at the Bank of North Dakota] This week we are back to the reg-| : a eae We can tell you about your eyes, and give you the : : Hy| hour today after spending the holidays| ular routine of activities. The Com-| FINED $75 POR recipe booklet sent hel ‘d ali Te USPRe ERS with her parents at Eldridge, rades will meet Monday and fe re ae) | free on resect - ne you tee | a JSE GUES | Pioncers on Thursday at 7:15 o'clock. 7 PA AN Pe he zs be ‘¢) Mrs, E. K. Williams of Washburn ILL AT HOME | The hter Pioneers will meet on VIOLATION OF i She AO crnoon a love-| js the house guest at the home of! Mrs, William Hidnewald i v a 215 o'clock. The| ” | ‘ Pattie silk ide MK s quite ill] Wedn at 7:15 o'clock. The| 5 be ; ea) sat Bleek anplre silk emprelds her brother, Frank Barnes. fat her home at 704, Sixth street. Young Comers Saturday morning at THE GAME LAW ff ran erries on am rot, ers | : y f = 9:15 o'clock. This class is for hx : je earrings ang a gold chain and ; = ‘ i ¥ we Chris E, Flemmer 0 | % eet umes lietastioneaeioexceh| Miss M are yen Re peal ALUMNI MEETING tonecontwalvely cuts sof jageqant| Blower th d for trapping a {emercan Cosbetey Esskanae | 2} Miss McGrath, a teacher in the; The Bismarck Hospital Alumni As-|open to all boys of this age. The} 2trested for trapping est Broadway i which made every one long to ask her | | BE Unieaoes| gbenieto ss v WE 3 fseason and fined $75 and i 3 é rs, serrate enery one long to ask her Junior High School, returned Satur-| sociation will meet in the Nurse's |equipment necessary is gymnasium’ g99 50 costs Ine Justice of the Renton Optometrists and Jewelers. lant husband.” > ae ry ; ayy k M. Olvis at Hazen Saturday ‘ . e physical training at they cording to Sta : Warton ; ON ANE EDO At Last She Has Found The ‘One’ Man _[ sehoots will be conducted on the cording Mauve tai > Mrs AE) AuiHughesmiccilastievening | same schedule as last term. Richolt| phe inuckrat pera until (% on an extended trip of several) | boys and girls classes will be held January 10. The fine of § * months duration. She planned to| on Monday and Wednesday. Wm.|ininimum for violating. the meet friends in St. Paul and sail | Moore boys and girls cl: will bel this respect ‘ from New York January 14. Her trip | !held on Tuesday and Thursday and scuba : will include a Mediterranean Cruise |the St. Mar touching pointe of interest en route.| | Saturda LIONS CL UB ‘ 3 Her plans provide for an excursion | will be ny ‘\OU . 2 | into Egypt and 2 visit to the tomb of Young Comer: FOR COURT : 3 } Tutankhamen. i neers at 10:30, Comrades x e td Leaders corps at 7:15 oelock, The Lions club, at its luncheon ‘ LEAVE ON TENDED VISIT pe daa | muse ng today, yi nt ane second q a Mes. Harry Boeen “and Mice Geli APITAL CITY LODGE NO, | f#¥ering increased jurisdiction 3 3 S < Rosen will leave Tuesday evening | 210.0.F the county cout, The enter 5 ; ‘ for a two months visit in Penn: sabe epee ee {ment committee named for 5 vania and New York, They will s ATTENTION! jis Dr. C.D. Dursema, C.J. ; enroute in Minneapolis for a few All Odd Fellows and Re- end a Hedden. Be _Enge ane . : » and in Chicago to visit with | bek: 0 ; Wm. ris reported visiting he | fietan Medi owen plana decenetia | {bekahs and Friends are urged) xtin Ward and other schools of the large part of the time with her bro-| eRecenU OL IDUBIC aUNG city, : uUaYr earan e a e the?’ ac). Wilkes-Barcan, Pa 1 |stallation of officers Tuesday | . a : i ‘i 4 | ATW : FROM SEATTLE | evening at 7:30 p. m., Jan. 8,, KIWANIS CLUB Ky : = - . i} ry! ". Mrs. Carl Knudt \ SVE J y “A ight, Cant Kouataon hes, returned coMGNLGDGn son | IN MEETING } EVERYONE IS FAMILIAR WITH THE QUALITY OF OUR | mother at Seattle, Washington, Ars. PS Al the Kivant £ its tuncheon MERCHANDISE \ Ba Knudtson's mother died December 31 Regular meeting of Broth~) | oti. today Tapeliiand ‘f j Pane, Mee. Ronan Was, Sneek |erhood American Yeomen) john F, ter a Ki ¢ Our Selling Policy is not one of freque -t 2nd intermittent splashing sales, but rather } Raed eailedtantkccount of her serious | Lodge No. 503 tonight at 8} jan of Giend e, Montana, talk he £ one of closer margins throughout the season and then a genuine VALUE GIVING i condition. | welock. at members urged | club ce Saat ene ee taay gianann ge event in our JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE. i Bet | 'to be present. oe one eas 5 * FROM DRISCOLL | yd etl [sellin ouenin 2a: Ee % If you know dress values you'll be among the first to buy. The fact that this is 4 Mrs. Frank Shaffer is in the city) \ ATTENTION } MASONS Parkinson jude Birdzell final clearance price does not impose restriction, as the choice is reasonably good. , y f i «it =: t 7, gf Going etecticely vrheate (confine jthis evening. Work in the B.. 5 a | Group One | Group Two Group Three Wee ois focths Bismarck hospitals Mrs. Har: | jA. Degree cn class of five.| | Frank Gale. Piano Tuning. | « ‘ | old Hargrave, their mother, is stay- | Light lunch will be served. | Phone Annex Hotel. No. 573. < NOW J ow | cig with the lads, | A | 3 i 7 RETURNS FROM MASON CITY | lz )B “ Miss Dorothea Savage, returned if 0 00 75 | siast evening from Mason City, Ia., : . ° e where she spent the holidays with hi ri Se : relatives: Miss Savage makes her oug. ing spe so vy ka : . home with BV. Lahr ang family on| h b Rik i We offer a few Winter Dressy Coats fur trimmed at : —how they embarrass/ F3 THE MISSES BOWMAN HOME ‘ou! \% ‘ Misses Marcia and Elaine Bowman you, * - have returned home after spending a KN $ the holiday vaeation with friends at HENEYEN one.of; thoes, violent z REMEMBER THAT MERCHANDISE IS DIFFEREN'E A\ Valley City, coughing spells comes on—disturb- £ s sc ; as ingeveryone around you and making you yay gisirene- = » TO GREAT FALLS, MONT. | unpleasantly conspicuous—how uncom- jh thin be $ e S ‘ ( Mrs. Lilly Fogerty, and son Robert © | fortable you feel! You'd give anything to gel sonnel = ae % ree lease Wednesday for Great Falls, | stop them quickly—and you can! household remedy £ . ‘ q a ‘ontana, Dr.-King's will break your cough\at 1 ? _— | once, and without any bad after-effects. £ ‘ . It stimulates the mucot s membranes to . \ z D DR. M. E. BOLTON . hen ee oie ae : FOR WOMEN'S. WEAR ‘Osteopathic Physician Mae Burns, famous mannequin and toast of artists the cowhtry over, { the paroxysms of the throat ane lungs. * if j : ie has dropped the last plarase from her title “the girl with ten million| Ithasanagrecabletaste, At all druggists. ° } a, admirers and not one sweetlreart.” According to her mother who lives ¢ mSMQATC. se 0. (¢j . 4 New York. Ray for Mae!