The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 22, 1924, Page 5

= wy ee JANUARY 22, 1924 Ladies Night Of Lions Club Is Enjoyable The Lions club held an enjoyable open meeting last night at 'the Grand ¢ hetel, preceded by a banquet ps m., at which Lions enter- tained their ladies. Singing by the entire number of assembled guests, led by Henry Halverson, with Mrs. Arthur Bauer at the piano preceded the after-dinner speeches. Chief Justice H. A. Bronson of the su- preme court the first speaker of the evening presented to the Legions fn opportunity for thought and, ac- complishment by making it their task to see that the Missouri is again made a chief artery of navigation, which would, he said, give cheaper freight rates for Bismarck and a large part of North Dakota. There also would be offered a new outlet for the coal resources of this sec- tion, he said. L. F. Crawford, cur- ator of the State Historical society, talked on “Reminiscences of the Bad Lands,” in which he gave first-hand information of the “cow country” of North Dakota. He told stories of many’ of the interesting characters of former days in this’ region. A radio concert was made possible by B. K. Skeels, who set up two! complete receiving sets in the al- cove of the dining room. At first he switched on the receiving set con- | nected up by telephone with the re- ceiving station at his house, and then one connected up with wires on the hotel, to show the difference in static produced by electrical interference The North Dakota Independent 'Tele- | company gave a switch-board mstration, in charge of L. S Craswell, district: manager. President L. introduced the ‘apeukers. mittee in charge of the evening's en- tertainment was composed of Dr. C. D. Dursema, F. BE. Hedden and ©. J. Maugh . US ALUMNI MEETING . Alexius Alumni Asso: their regular busin last evening in the 4): 1 tion hela meeting room ut St. Alexius hospital. The fol- lowing officers were elected: Hilda | McDonnell, president, and‘ Idaj Goetsch, Secretar and Treasurer. Refreshments and a social hour fol- lowed the meeting. CALLED TO BISMARCK Mr. and Mrs, Peter Johnson of | Minneapolis, were called to this city on account of the serious condition of a brother, Victor Johnson, who dieq early yesterday at one of the local hospitals. Mr, and Mrs. John- son arrived this noon from Minnea- | polis where they were spending the winter, not having any knowledge of brother. the death of th for Wilton, this They left SPEND HONEYMOON HERE. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wilkinson, who were married last Wednesday in Minnéapolis, arrived in Mandan last SatirTay” and are: visiting at tte me of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Wil- kinson. Mr. Wilkinson will be re- membe¥ed in this city as having been an employe at the state treasurer's offite under Obert Olson's incumben- Wehe presided and | The com- | 8! Str ey. Mrs, Wilkinson was formerly Miss Luella Mae — of Sheil Lake, Wisconsin. STATE ROARD MEETING The ‘State Federatyl Clubs are holding a State Board meeting in tomorrow and Thursday. to be an exegutive session. Tho Mandan Federated Clubs are | providing a banquet as a feature of the entertainment for the delegates to this board mecting. All club wom- en of this city and all other women interested in club work are invited to attend this banquet at the Lewi: and Clark Hotel in Mandan at 6 p. m. Mandan time. Mrs, Cary w give a report of her recent meetin; with the National Federation Ex. utive Board which met in Washing. ton, D, She was to the National Mliteracy Conference | jwhich met in the same city. jsiring to attend this banquet are asked to communicate with Mrs. jW. Shimmers, phone 26 JUVENILE The Juvenile Band will ma first public appeatance in a this and Bismarck is a concert when these youngsters ap- pear. ’ . WOMANS CLUB MEETS. The Woman's club held an inter-' day and though a very elderly lady esting meeting at the home of Mr E. B. Gorman, yesterday afternoon. After the regular business meetiniz ithe club enjoyed Mis mer’s reading of Margaret Cable’s paper, “Possibilities of Potte jing from North Dakota Clays proved to be an educational as w au an interesting feature of the afte noon's program. sponded to with the usual topics. BIRTHDAY PARTY 0. A. Omett of 600 Tenth t entertained’ eight little gi and bof, friends of her young Buddy, in honor of his eighth bi day, Saturday afternoon, January 19 The afternoon was spent in play after which the children enjoyed the jbirthday luncheon. The the centerpiece. | Little Buddy ceived a number of pretty gifts memory of the occasion. in | ACCEPTS NEW APPOINTMENT. Andtew Erdah!, who has béen as- sistant cashier of fhe Merchant's Na- tional bank of Dickinson, for the 7th St. ORGAN RECITAL - will be used and Will every day pay something worth whi The New Year belo: . Single man can claim i cess and: riches. Radio Concert Wednesday Evening 8 p. m. First Lutheran Church and Ave. D. Given under the auspices of the Ladies’ Aid Society. From stations over 1000 miles away. GAROD-RAF NEUTRODYNE 4-TUBE SET B. K. SKEELS Local Radio Dealer. No Admission Charge —— Silver Offering Will Be Taken For Benefit of Church. t Come and spend an evening with our neighbors on the air.’ MAKE 1924 YOUR CORN YEAR ises are for you—if, you “achieve. New chances to serve and to succeed Money in bank will help you win your goal in 1924. Save something each week, and put it in bank where interests works. - for you. It may open’the path to greater + comfort and happiness, to business suc- Bismarck Bank “BISMARCK, N. D. CLASSICAL MUSIC demonstrated by a dividend to you in le accomplished ? ongs to everyone—no it now. But its prom- are offered each one of us. also a delegate | ® All de-| The Woodwards were making their R. | friends, hea | ly report t neither Mr. and Mrs. | Woodward are very well. SATED IN SALT LAKE CLTY on the evening of Valentine’s Day.| Mr Sor-| husband securing an excellent posi- The City Auditorium has been j cured for the concert and Mr, jlein is sparing no effort to make|tion there, uppearance of the City Juvenile! the year. Mrs. Clemens likes her | Band, one in which every citizen | home ver nuch and in a letter to | ; may take a great pride. The children!a Bisma friend describes the | have worked diligently and have! beauty of the Morman city i made rapiq strides in their study! | | sured a splendid ; | birthday! ; jeake with the lighted candles eouned| member of the O Tistces Ipast twélve years has resigned RTF |, position with that instituton ana {will come to Bismarck the last of this month, having accepted an ap- pointment as auditor in the office of L. R. Baird, receiver of closed i | P. E. 0. MEETING. | The P. E. 0. Sisterhood held its [regular meeting at the home of Mrs. S. FP. Hollingsworth, 523 First street, yesterday afternoon. Roll call was | answered with quotations, as _re- ;tesponses, from the “Original Sev- en.” The “Original Seven” being tfe founders of % Sisterhood. “Mrs. HLuiu E. Harris read an interesting paper on Fotinders Day. ‘The state and loc, laws were then read and idiseuSsed at ite cidse of the meet- jing. . LOCATED PERMANENTLY. Word has been received that Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Woodward, former- ly of this city, but who are now the winter in California ed permanently at the St. ariments of Los Angeles. ome Kalamazoo, Mich., and ng from them regular- in s. Helen Clemens, daughter ot and Mrs, D. J. MeGillis, 13 now living in Salt Lak ah; her and moving the first ot VISITS SON JN HOSPITAL Mrs. Marie L ieft for her home to: y visiting a son who is in the B nospita!. Mrs. Larson arrived in the city Sun- exceedingly active for one of her rs yea ARRIVES IN CITY The fem ny, of A. K. Tice of Aber ak-! deen, S his , has arrived in the erty yand taken: one of the Hughes apart- of this city for a number of years, fs now playing in a hotet orchestra in Hong Kong, China, under a year’s contract with the management. WwW. RADIO CONCERT A radio Concert will be given to-| F, morrow evening at eight o'clock at} the First Lutheran Church, corner of Seventh Street and Avenue D. This concert is given under the aus pices of the Ladies Aid Sosicty. An unusually good program is scheduled to be broadcast. A’ silver offering | will be taken for the benefit of the!) church. CONVALESCING | Bismarck Hospital Mrs. D. J. McGillis, who has heen | ‘The fol he seriously ill at her home since|to the Bigmarek hospi Christmas day is reported to be re- so Herni Hebron covering very slowly. She is much | Wishek; George too ill to receive visitors for some | Milton Rychman, ci time. ue SUNSHINE CLUB TO MEET. The Sunshine club will hold’ 1: regular meeting at the home of Mrs. E. F. Trepp, 401 First street, tomer row afternoon, at three o'clock CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all who so kingly assisted during the recent illn and death of our loved one, Mrs. Lawrence Mahoney. We especially | "8 thank those who sent such beautiful | 66 floral offerings and by kindly sym- pathy helped in our bereavement. LAWRENCE MAHONEY, ” MRS. CHAS. NEJEDLY, EMILE UANOUS, MRS, Gus ANG if city NEWS Undergoes Operation | George Upright underwent an op- eration this morning at one of the local hospitals. He entered the “hos- pital several days ago instead of Mrs Upright as previously stated. To Debate January 29 ae The local debating team from the Bismarck High School will meet the Steele Debating team in the Bismarck {ments as a temporary residence. | Mr. Tice is the new assistant mana- | Roll call was re- | ger at the International Marvester | ! branch. i oMb \ Mrs. F ings, of the| Webb Br is con- | fined to her home in New Salem with | sis ne | illness IN HONG KONG, CHINA Word has been r di by friends | pital: Fred C. in this city that Lloyd Harmon, ahl, ix. nnor orch Christ: Erlenbi » As eee move in order to room for fresh new Stock. Prices have ‘been so low on— Blankets Wraps ALL REMNANTS : OF --- The --- January Clearance All Winter Goods must ._ Underwear Hosiery ’ Coats Fur Coats Dresses AT ONE-HALF MARKED PRICES High School on Tuesday evening, January 29, Stopped in the City Lillian Miller of Braddock and Amelia Birrenkott of Stecle stopped off in thi today on their way to Regent, where they will visit for several days with Miss Birrenkott’s st. Alexius Hospital Admitted to uae » Alexius hos- and quality. special, at 42x36 and 45x36, a to move quickly are extra, special at. | Payne, | brock, Jand baby girl, Kildeer, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ~~ Shaffer, city; Mr. Dick Wilke | Youngtown, harged: 3 William Kotten Mrs. R. H. Poff ‘uneral for Mr: Tomestea » deceased Idaugh, Mandan hours and the pain left me at once. kN couple of them in the after- » Went to bed and mulant for the kidn ise their activity | stitutes. CIRCULATE PETITIONS itions to plac McAdod on th ential primary Soc removed First G Phone +4 everal Kentucky nen jailers. cou bore evid of the esteem felt for Mrs. 60.—Adv. eenenes Mahoney. | admitted da en B. Chaussee, | nley, lusky; kirk; ce Hughes, ATeReB Te: : ; ENJOYED Go ) NIGHT'S td ven «coop sicits ~— [Swift’s Premium “I wish to say that FOLEY PILLS be wore 6 yemeanat Fo“ Ets | Qleomargarine Tastessogoodspread He on bread that the 2 good ht sleep and have slept good r_ since,” writes Con Thiel, 118 kiddies think it is a 2, Columbia St., Fort Wayne, Indi- treat. It is sweet, pure, clean—a healthful spread for bread. a diuretic and will in Refuse sub- e the nay es © ballot for|/f/ Use it on the table in the state and for cooking; a worth-while saving on every pound. Order a carton today for the its office to anty (Bank HAtieeR NANG Swift&Company, U.S. A. Mid-Year Graduates of High Schools ean begin FRESHMAN COLLEGE WORK JANUARY 29 Corcordia College ———Writ —at— Moorhead, Minnesota e or call for information—+— A. W. LUCAS COMPANY “BISMARCK’S BUSY SHOPPING CENTER” WHITE GOODS SALE. THIS GREAT ANNUAL EVENT BRINGS OUT SOM REMARKABLE SAVING OPPORTUNITIES WHITE GOODS OF ALL KINDS. LIMITED SPACE ‘PERMITS US TO PUBLISH JUST A FEW OF THE PAGE FIVE Special Price Reduction tor Corn Show Week it While attending the Corn Show this week pay, you to look over our large stock of SUIT! OVERCOATS on which we have reduced the p satisf¥the most economical cash buyer. We still have splendid assortments and complete size ranges in both MEN’S AND BOYS’ READY TO WEAR CLOTHES and invite you to come in and have a try-on whether you buy or not, o——. No man was ever cerry that he paid the price of qualily in a hand-tailored SWELN-BLOCHE SUIT OR OVERCOAT. Dahl Clothing Store Main Street. Bismarck. Richholt’s Cash and Carry ” Phe Oni: Original Cash and Carry Store. CORN SHOW SPECIALS ON EXTRA SPECIALS. Extra” $1.45 Pillow Cases large supply 25c ae Pillow Tubing - 42 and 45 piineh, of extra good qual- ity, in well known brand. “ Extra special, yard... * 35c Fine*weave and soft Specia] for this sale yard .... Heavy fleeced, 36 flannel. Special, at VBVO ty ss oe ote Unbleached Muslin finish muslin. “ 14c Outing Flannel inch outing .. 15ce- Toweling Pure unbleached Linen crash, 1% ‘inches wide. Special vat, yard sess 25c _SS=====———————_—_——, Sheets Large size Sheets of extra weight Size 81x90. - - Sheeting Pequot, Pepperell and other brands all go at prices that will move them quickly. 59c Yard ... Bleached Muslin Soft finish, 36 inch Fruit 0’ Loom and Lonsdale: brands. 1 Oc Special at, yard........ Nainsook A special fine quality material, for underwear and night gowns. Specially priced at, 23 Cc Yard Lingerie Checks 36 inches wide, an excellent under- wear material in fing colors. Very special at, 25c yard Lingerie Cloth Fancy stripe, in’ White, Pink. Honey and Orchid, 36 inches wide. Extra special, 45¢ Bath Towels yard Plain white and also colored bor- ders in good large sizes. Extra special. 50c ——ATTEND THE STATE WIDE CORN SHOW__- 10 pounds Fancy Spring Chickens. Granulated Per sugar .. ' S14 .00 POUNCE ic. cs 2 1 Co Choice eine Anples. Hormel’s Lean Bacon. Per 3y the strip. ' BONG errr $1. 65 Per pound.... 22c fancy Dry Onn Beans, 8 lbs... eat = | ‘ Extra fine Rice, Richholt’s Quality Cof- os 1.20 if 38 pounds .... Richholt’s Special Blend. .... 1.00 Our guarantee on coffee. 3 pound 25c 12c 49c 25c Tuxedo Tobacco per tin 10 bars Electric Spark soap... 3 pound 2 large cans If not satisfied your Hominy money back. No better Richholt’s Cash and Car- coffes on thg market. ry planisaves you money. Two Essential Mortgage Lifters * A Corn F armer —ANr — Cash G.ocery -CORN SHOW SPECIALS—— ae R eee RAISINS ine granulated, Seen 914 pounds for Thompson Summed $1 .00 6 pounds $ 1 .00 (All This Week) SPOOR SALMON TOMATOES Pierce Brand Midnight Sun Brand. Red Alaska Sockeye. (Utah Packed) iia 1 Ib. cans 89 Cc 4 large cans for 69c 2 cans for Oranges New Shipment. Guaranteed Sweet and Juicy. Per Dozen Only 25c Pure i APRICOTS : PEARS 2 gains very nice. Dried, very fancy. eae 39. | i" 45 PRUNES Santa Clara, medium size. 3 pounds PEACHES Dried, -choice -grade. 3, pounds 50c for .. Vegetables Cabbage, extra fancy solid heads. Per pound. . Ape Sonera kon Pe ia eee 6c Carrots, nice and firm. 3 pounds for.......... Seniexdr ee mas Hons mh 25c Parsnips—Fancy stock. 3 pounds for Norwegian “a Pultost — Gommerost — Giedost — Primost Gaffelbitter — Anchoves — Herring and Mackerel. Fancy Head Lettuce — Jumbo Celery — Oranges — Bananas — Apples — Lemons — Grape Fruit | BismarckFood Market 116