The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 10, 1924, Page 2

1d ‘ \ ] Si > HeMa mee ‘PAGE TWO THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE 3ATURDAY, MAY 10, 1924, %- Sut - 3 ill have als: * ; + \ N. 7G 4 Horner Saturday afternoon | but the stadium will have also "| Berlin Birthrate a) | ews of Our | A ing wench Ta for field events lini Neighbo | Mr. and Mrs. Cnurtie Larson who | =! : and a swimming pavillon. tite tap Is Declining ele) rs [}iot here some: time wee for ¢ is made possible by the _stadium’s - ae: : or 0) home Cour d'Alene, Idaho after : a Berlin, May 10.—Births in Berlin BALDWIN | visiting am taldwin and Walton location on the se aes fell to against 76,- Miss Tressa Krager who left re-| ¢ d relatives for about a The stadium will t he largest inj 6, ne is having gently for South Bend Washi lu have written friends here the Orient, and one of the largest] , 7 ¢ publ hools. has, notified friends here that’ she] they arrived home safely muking the in the world. er of children entering the { her destination safely and {tt'p otor. anus of | lowest cla. 3 was only 31j- ing her visit y much, | Bar 060, In number of first- 7 e FH. Skaif, the Watkins man was ten tk vege Gupte was) 0/00! Mrs. John Hilken who has been} v prICio te paet » park will be Be 's births numbered 51,997)in fsiting friends and relatives at d M W lives in Bismarck E | 1919; in 1920 they rose to 63,614, but ferent points ‘in Minnesota has re The polar diameter of the earth|in 1922 5,686, and/a year uyned home unty Commissioner Oscar Beck is 7899 English mi Hater fell : 4s a busine town Ernest and Walter 2 pent | I fternaor ng to Bric fternoor with a B for a meeting of the b d Get Horner, IM i i well known fa er 0 " line district. Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Hilken hav ‘ €turned from a honeymoon trip in} Graham has returned to MAE. Mec and Mis. Wilk Wilton after a week end visit wth awn. i " = i Mics Madge Runey passed throuh | phe new $200,000 building of the) The auditorium, opening off the m asium equipment with ample the Dickinson, State Normal school Miss Emma left Inst] Town yon a tour of inspection | state Normal School at Dickinson is{hall on the first. floor is 66 quarters for, athletic departments. fas grown from 222 for the year! Bar for Los Ang alifornia has {Of t sabe in the northern | go J by state school officials to{ feet in size and will have a The building is heated direct from.” pee Vig eae ? aii written Baldwin relatives that ehe | Pat ¢ be the finest building of any state| capacity of nearly 1,200 on the normal power plant at the rear CMding July 1, 1919 to 715 for the pects to remain the West for or Rai cducational institution, floor and in the baleony above, kngy hail, the girl's dormi- year ending July 1, 1923, It is ex- Wo more years Hee se tee a aueanidem, £r || cupicamecently, stage, 48 by 80 feet in size, will also It is connected with the city pected that the enroliment for the} 3 Ore aM SOG 9 CONT AU ive saw emnainy yuusldy be used as a gym nd water mains and is electri- current year will exceed 900. ‘The | “Frank Paul well k f ee eeEY three stories high with full basement Most Modern Equipment cally lighted. ‘ , aeeaten he Burnt Creek d was lookir 5 ‘Its breadth is eet and its depth,| Every room in the building is whe completion’ and occupancy of {tS gratluating class numbered! 20.) fter matters t business nature | Arnold Rupp motored to the capi- | including the auditorium and gym-| equipped with an electric clock, sig-] the new building crowns 1 rs of East year 106 were handed diplomas, y town th eek Tan cue nese (Une fore ner raaidm se neat of Erick! nal system and thermostat, effort. on the part of In T9024 it is expected that more than (opie wee | construction, f phones in every room are operated on and Missouri slope people. 150 will complete their cours { M le ‘i }with the most through private exchange’ located | Agitation for the establishment of 2 | When the school was fir | : vf | Mrs. dP. Watkins spent a few | ventilating systems. ‘The structure ]in the administrative offic state normal school in Dickinson be- lished the facu { te an cay. marck recently looking | 7s considered not only the largest) A teria dining room and kit-!gan in 1912 when the matter was 20 instruct » employed in ad- she did not expect to farn eae . pertaining to her) hut the finest single college buiiaing| chen, equipped to serve several hun-j taken uy the Dickinson Commer- dition to President S. T. | near Baldwin this year unle eu oo} ew Orr jin the stat dred students is located in the base-| cial club with the solid backing of Miss Maude Klinefelter, ! suitable tenant could be found, We 4 Save for two class rooms the en-| ment. leading cducators and citizens, Dickinson and Slape res } fd been informed thgt Miss Little} Emil Geigle, a well known local! tire front of the first foor will be}" Directly beneath the stage are lo-! During the + ars that s always n great pride in the pro danned on operating this place her-| farmer his reccived th ent pa-| devoted to administrative offices.! cated shower baths, lockers and oth-' hecn established enrollment of gress of the school 5) fIf, but this was a mistake she says. | POrs on the poke which he in- | ie | ! : 1 : | vented me MOANA expaets | se a are Sig as ue po eek COR oe ee Li ae: 3 } : Ernest Rupp — sustained burr oh ame oon the market in a| Barlass who has been in that city]: Robinson while on their vacation. | visiting among frie and relatives | 1, C. Iverson acting as assistant | x . do talie iiaaah vile n lenioecaun It aid that the cow] for some time, The Barlass family} — in this and nearb feritis| | Koatessen:, i- Bos = { ! ged in helpi hoa prairie} peke invented by Mr. Ge will) will make Chicago their futur Rey. E. V. Headen was unable to —— i = i 1 ire southeast of town last week j keep ce from crawling through | home, fill the pulpit last Sunday on account Marsha nd family left by The infant chila or Mr. and Mrs. | a 1, i is ence etter than any now 3 or illness hiotor last we for City | Stanley Fostor was laid to rest in| WW (Wari: = se Mr. Ludwig, Spitzer who has been |! cd The band concert which was given - where they v future! Riverview cemetary Wednesday | g daily UW j faite ill at the family home re | Thursday evening was enthusiast Several local residents attended] home. The ¢ oh lafterndonsDhe child) which was hom é se vorted as much improved this] n-school will close the colly received by all in attendance.! the Presbyterian convention which) from Kansas 1, on ved a hours. | e MEG} driting of May for the summer A Splendid) program was. r was held in Mandan last week. They plans ls nREAMRR REE wher idecheen*aetiougly| Making Mrs. Lenihan will not t the musicians all doing ¢ report an interesting session and «| John Sauchuk annoKravatess | ainilguaneeherway ite Hucdvary! 3 Emil Hogue of the Arnold district | Coming season, it inge her inten-| work under the supervision § good attendance from all over the Si one toss Gunton: nachussbuslic uccdntis : | hs (| \ fe k—- Fealler at the Richard Borner| tien to move with Mr. Lenihan on | perintendent Codding. This was the] western part of the state. citera gust at thetata (ehw heresies) 7 i Y $n, joy Or WOEF. Gme Sunday. Emil was looking for} their farm a few miles from town t concert given by the Wilton - ill help build a Greek Orthodox Japan Will Build | " all fe wo colts that had been missing for} We understand Mi p will again | band, another will be given at an} Jess Matheson and family have] oyurch, Huwe Stadi , or the sake ome time. He had hire® se, and) Serve in the eanacity teacher, early date. moved to their new home south ‘of Stok uge sta jum) 4 Mrs. Fred Voight for the season say-| Successor to Mrs, Lenihan will aes Mandan leaving this locality last Mrs. W. P. Thelan has returned ‘ ng he got tired of batching, Emit} tamed later The Harry Iverson home was the} we from a vacation spent Paul} Tokio, The wave of stad sa firm bel r in diversified farm seene of a pleasant event iast Tues- —— with her daughter iss etchen| itm build hich has swept uni- ng having hoyes and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Rupp entertain. | day evening when the members of) Roy, Leslie IK. Bergum of Wash-| who is a student at St. Catherine centers of the United Stat fine herd of cattle on his] Cd some friend their home near] the local lodge of Rebeckahs gave 41 jr was here Sunday on profession! | college near that city. ince the war, has reached Japan. A Winx « Itown y afternoon, farewell party for Mrs, A. L. Bar-| jysiness, meadsame with ity of 50,000, | lass. The main diversion of the! Miss Alma Mohlendorf arrived last| A. L. MacMartin and family have| which, ean be expanded to 80,090 is ( ' If the weather permits the tench-], Ernest Fricke is busy farming the | evening was curd playing fotiowed) week from her home at Roundup] moved into the residence in South] t» be built this spring and sumer, ‘ ors and of the local schoo! | lind belonging to the Patterson Land delicious repast. The Barlass] Montana and is a guest at the home | Wilton nerly occupied by the} thout half way between Kobe and ae will ha roast along the} Cetnpany in Naughton township; family who have lived in Wilton fort gr her brother E. Mohlendorf who| Marshall Gray family near the coal » line of the iLinshin ‘ { creek which he has rented. some time are moving to Chicago. lives on the ranch owned by Dr.] mine. " % y which is construct- BISMARCK BANK | ay ‘ Quain of Bismarck. —— ing the par Milton Rue has returned from a] Walter Spanberg h rrived from | The pupils of the cee uigh tol 7 i Mrs. R. C. Thompson was ; A baseball diamond, in which th FS Bismarck, N. D. short business trip to New England | hiv home in the Regan district and | went to Coleharbor last Friday to} Mrs, G. A. Ricl 01 Cran- alee oe ede sitest as in use in big league eee : ho Gee Gin : ee ie uly. PUCHIVE Ihe tie. eve pon Enel) take Inayeainigene |: QatiuallsMALean|fceaneysaesaaie ri eae Teed oc a a ave Stewart aa aeia/| park#: ini the ‘United States will he Capital $100,000- Incorporated 1891. ‘= Spanberg farm east of town, Ceunty. Mus’ and Declamation s + 1 ieee ea introduced, will be ready for use first See picture on Bank Building. Clyde and Clarke Monroe visited Contest. The work done at this =—_————. . at home over the week end return contest was ample proof that the 3 MA oMHininneele Sinday. ter and contractor of B young folks now growing up will LE LEN ERE AK LLL E MEM CRE RENE ARNEL EE ALE RS bh ehicehhhttbd ts J. 8. Fevold returned from af #fternon several days business trip to Fargo a nd other eastern points in the] | This is clean up and Beata: t und a lot of local a ‘ king advantage of the nice weath Au rtinitercor qouncacolr hered | er to clean up their premises, Arbor at the Hilken home Thursday e ay was observed by the local ning to give Gerhard and his bride| school by cleaning up the trash and a good old fashioned chivaree rubbish ons the school grounds, Florence Borner, Fred Wood has been appointed | : = administrator of the © of the! WILVON late Henry Rupp. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Mowe have returned home from % few days vi Mr. and Mrs, F Rupp visited with friends and relatives in the at the home of relatives ¢ of | capital city. town Sunday afternoon + Mrs. Arnold Rupp and children vi sited at ‘the home of Mrs. Richar business caller in town Mrs. A. Barlass left the | 1] Chicago L, te where and children part of the week for they will join Mr. Howard Brothers Again Will Furnish Fun in “Passing Show,” Coming Here FAMOUS HOW. . “The Passing Show” due at the Auditorium on May 16 may well be éalled the most bewildering specta- gle ever devi the famous Winter York, Wherever this stupendous musical revue has been seen, the newspaper writers have been aston- ighed at the brilliancy of the spec- tacle to such an extent, that columns space has been devoted by them 4 an attempt to spread the glad ews of such a marvelous stage ac- éomplishment. To be sure the noted Willie and ene Howard are in a great mea- we responsible for the tremendous “guecess of the play, but combining ir splendid efforts to the gigantic ie spectacle it is quite doubtful “at any time American theatricals id boast of such a tremendous rden in New d for presentation at, ARD BROTHERS yaganza. It is not only big ly, but think of a cast requir- ing twenty-one prominent stage cele- brities as principals, and one hund- red and five singing and dancing girls, all of whom are famous mus- comedy beaut; ~The present engagement will offer to local play-goers cxactly the same cast as seen for a lengthy run at the New York Winter Garden and the Apollo Theatre, Chicago. This means that in addition to the How- ard Brothers, we will have Helen Renstrom, Zita and Nare Lockford, Peggy Brown, Emily Miles, John Quinlan, George Cilday, Joe Riley, Frances Winters, Michael Cavanagh, Stella Barnes, William Brandt, Ruth Hansen, Emmet Douglas, Norma| Hamilton, Viola Mender and a whirl of others. some day make themselves heard in the world of Musie, and Literature. The Wilton pupils were announced winners in several of the contests. Doris Cummings winning first in the eclamation contest’ and Robert Prentice fourth. Wilton also won in the third class piano duet. The school award was as follows: Turtle Luke, first; Wilton, second; Cole- harbor, third and the judges being Prof. and Mrs. Bland and_ Prof. Mounts of the Minot State Normal. Mrs. L. E. Nugent and son Lau- | rence have returned from a sev: weeks visit with relatives in Cin- cinnati, Ohio, Enroute home they stopped over at Gleawod, Minnesota ty attend the funera] rites of 4 M. F, Nugent. Miss Jennie Hagen arrived from Fargo last week to spend several weeks at the home gf her father M. G. Hagen and family. Miss Ha- gen will also visit at Wing with her sister Miss Viola Hagen. Mrs. O'Brien and daughter Miss Carrie O'Brien have gone Casper Wyoming where they will visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Mareen O’Brien who left here a, few months ago for that point. Mareen is work- ing in the Wyoming oil fields at Cas- per. Ray Andrus and family left last week for the lake region of Minne- sota where they will spend the sum mer. They will visit with’ relatives YOU ARE INVITED To Spend Your Sum- mer Vacation at Beautiful Carlyle Lake, Saskatche- van. Bathing, Boating, Fishing, Tennis, Pic- turesque Drives, Lovely walks. Good Hotel on the Beach with the best of meals and service. European Plan. For: Reservations and general infor- mation write ROY DIMOND, Manager. 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