The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 4, 1924, Page 5

y we) RR ra 9 \ y v vv 4 4 E . MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1924 Spend Delightful _ Visit in Badlands Mrs. E. P. Quain, her daughter Miss Lucille and her guest Miss Hildred Sperry, Mrs. John Whelan, Mrs. Grace Snyder, and Mrs. Herman Bat- zer of Hazelton, spent several days in the Badlands last week, Mrs. Sny- der and Mrs. Batzer returning on Friday, while the others came back on: Saturday, - Two days were spent at the I'eace- ful Valley ranch, from where they, went by carriage ard horseback through the petrified. forest, a trip of about 18 miles,. Especially inter- esting there are the stumps which through natural processes have be- come charged to agate, while oth- ers contain crystal formations in the ‘wood. The Chateau De Mores was visited by the party for a day; it contains the furnishings brought by the Mar- quis and his family, and among oth- er beautiful and rare objects, are the Oriental rugs, with their exquis- itely blended’ patterns. ;TO FORM PAN HELLENIC A number of the sorority women in this city have already signified their intentions to attend the lunch- eon to be held at the Grand Pacific hotel Wednesday ‘noon at 12:15, to which ell women belonging to nation- al sororities are invited. Reserva- tions may be made by calling Miss Madge Runey, 336, or Miss Gwen- dolyn Welch, 954 before Tuesday noon. Plates are 50 cents. Fi plans for the organization of a Bis- marck Pan Hellenic will be made. RETURNS TO CITY Capt. G. A; M. Anderson, instructor of the National Guard, returned to- day from Lake City, Minnesota, where he has been as instructor at the Minnesota National Guard camp. He will remain here a short time and then leave for Fort Benning, Georgia. Capt. W. M, Spann has also returned to the city from Ft. Snelling, where he was an instructor in the reserve officers camp. RETURN FROM VACATION ‘RIP Mr. and Mrs, W, C. Mills and Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Rohrer ‘and children, returned Saturday: night from a va- cation trip spent in the Twin Cities, at White City resort, and including a visit to Itasca Park. They also vis- ited a number of the Minnesota lakes, making the trip by. motor. TO CHICAGO Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Breslow left}. yesterday for Chicago, :where they will remain for-about four days, Mr. Breslow returning to Bismarck at that time, while Mrs. Breslow will go to Columbus, Ohio, and will be the guest of her parents there for two weeks. he RETURNS FROM VACATION Miss Hazel Knott returned last night from spending: the past two weeks at Jamestown and Minot, with relatives, She was accompanied back by her sister, Miss Beryl, who has been the guest of a sister at Minot for a month: y : TO LAKES Mr. and Mrs. John Gammons left yesterday for Fargo, where they will spend a few days, and will then con- tinue on to Detroit, and will visit friends at the lakes there for several days. i VISIT OLD HOME Mrs. Charles Schebler and daugh- ter Miss Louise, and Mrs. William; Laist and daughter Miss Betty, left by car for the Minnesota lakes yes- terday. They will spend two weeks at their old home at Perham. GUESTS LEAVE 4 E. P., Spink and family ‘of St. Paul, who ‘have been guests at the A. -L, Hendrickson home for ‘the past. few days, left this morning to complete their-tour ofthis state and of South Dakota, , TO LAKES B, F. Tillotson left Saturday for Detroit, Minn., where he will visit for a few days with his family, who ure ‘spending the gummer at th. lakes. FROM TACOMA Mrs. Caroline Fisher of Tacoma, Wash., arrived here on Saturday, and will ‘be the guest of her sons, Charles and William Fisher for the next two months. RETURNS HOME Miss Thelma Gunderson returned to her home at Bowden today, after *having spent the past month as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Svens- gaard. , AT LAKES ‘Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tracy and daughter Miss Cornelt: fe spending several days at the |: near De- trolt, and:also visited at Fargo ‘on their way down. They are expected home tomorrow. “<3 RETURNS FROM SHOREHAM | °° Miss Ruth Rawlings has returned ‘from Shoreham where she, was the * gest of Mrs. V. J. LaRose for a week. * G TO. LAKES © Mr.’ and. Mrs. Paul Cook and Mr. and Mrs. B, E, Hitchcock, left yest terday by car for Leech Lake, where they will spend some time. * FROM YELLOWSTONE Miss Elizabeth Weisenborn has re- turned from. a, ten day tripithrough the Yellowstone, park, op. which she aceompanied a number of friends. : 1 NaStT .* Miss Hannar . Engeseth. returned Saturday {rdm. Minneapolis: and| Lake Detfoit, where she was. thely of her. ter for about four ye TO CALIFORNIA’ ; : » oA. C., Wilkinson: left yesterday «for Oakland,. Cal, -where he will: 4doin. Mrs.” kinson, and will re- main for @bout ‘$wo week. Social and Personal 11925 next Friday evening at 7:30. Boy Scouts To Hold Meet The Methodist Boy Scouts Troop No. 2 will hold their first meeting and election of officers for the year All registrations must b, a that time. i meen The Scoutmaster wishes to an- nounce that there will be several vacancies in the troop and parents who ‘have boys who wish to énter should communicatg with! Him at once. Beginners between the ages of 12 to 15,*are preferred. It might also: be stated that the Scout Troop is not a place for boys who merely want a good time but rather for those who want to fit themselves to take the places of the really worth- while men. LAKE ISABEL PARTIES Weekend parties. at Lake Isabel included the following: Mr. and Mrs, George Will, and daughter Margaret, who had as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. George Bird, and George Bird of Boston who is visiting relatives here; Mr. and Mrs. Burt Finney have as their guest, Miss Peggy Skeels for the week; Misses Maude Angliss and Grace Fraser wete the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Corwin at their cottage for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs, 0. W. Roberts spent the weekend at their cottage, there, RETURNS TO HOME Miss Nydia Smith, who has been attending the summer session at the Minot Normal school, has returned, and will spend the ‘month at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Smith. Miss Vera Templeman of Minot accompanied her here and will be a guest at the Smith home during the week. » THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ° ENTERTAINS OUT OF FRIENDS Miss Irene Hedstrom was hostess at her home Saturday evening to & number of friends from Steele. The evening was spent in games, and sev- eral contests followed by the serving of a dainty luncheon. About 24 were present, TOWN ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE Mrs. E. H, L. Vesperman entertain- ed a few of the younger matrons Sat- urday afternoon at bridge. Garden flowers were attractively arranged to form the decorations, Mrs. Myron Atkinson won the high store. Dainty refreshments were served following Jamestown were the guests of D, Poindexter here yesterday, ‘the .games, FROM MOTORING TRIP Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Reuter of Un‘ derwood, returned Saturday from @ motoring trip to Salt Lake City, where they were guests of Mrs. Reuter’s parents, stopping in Bis- marck with friends for a few days enroute to their home. FORMER RESIDENT HERE Mrs. A. W.*Carlson of Fargo, for: merly a resident of Bismarck, ar- rived here on Saturday, and is the house ‘guest of Mrs. C. W. Smith. She: will remain here for about a ‘week, and will visit a number of old friends while here, RETURNS FROM WEST Miss Hildor Simonson returned last night from a four weeks trip ‘to the west, visiting her sister, Miss Jennie Simonson at Spokane, and with relatives at Couer Dene, Idaho. LEAVES FOR WEST Miss Marie Huber left for west- ern points to be gone a month. She. will visit friends in Missoula, Se- attle, Everett, Spokane and Van- couver before returning by way of the Canadian Pacific. GO ON PARK TRIP W. G. Black, John Tucker and O. 4A. Brown, the latter of Dickinson ‘and a member of the State Highway Commission, left this afternoon for Ryder, where they will joifi a tour- ing party leaving Minot on the Badlands trip which is expected to launch a campaign for the creation of Roosevelt National Park in the Badlands. VISITING HERE Mrs. R. E. Swenson and son, Don- ald of Fargo arrived here Saturday night to visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. McPhee, for about two weeks. VISITS HERE Miss Helen Sundbye of Grand Forks, is the guest of Miss Ruth Lundseth, and will be here for about a week. VACATION -AT DETROIT Mr. and Mrs. George Smith left this morning for Detroit, where they will’ ‘spend a. vag#tion of several weel 5 FROM WASHBURN Miss Esther Nelson* hes réturned from spending hem two weeks vaca- tion: at -her home in, Washburn. . .WEEK,END WITH RELATIVES Mrs. Walter Knott Jr., was a week end guest of relatives at town, returning last night. ON SCHOOL BUSINESS Karl Engelman of the Glenview school board was in the city on Sat- urday on business in ‘connection with school matte: ROYAL NEIGHBORS MEET ‘The Royal Neighbors will haye a meeting tonight at the Odd Fellows hall. FROM JAMESTOWN Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Poindexter of DR:M.E. BOLTON . Osteopathic, Physician 100% tak teicripee 3a iti *. s x BUSINESS VISITOR A. L, Martin‘ of Séntine! Butte is .a businegs visltor’ in the city today. HERE FROM WASHBURN Mr. and. Mrs. Emerson Whan of Washburn. arrived here last week for an indefinite stay in the city. ON BUYING TRIP Mrs, F. J. Leibole of the Gold shop, left yesterday for New York, on a buying trip. VISITORS HERE Misses Pearl Davenport, Stewarts- dale, and Ella’ Funston, Menoken, were in’ Bismarck Saturday, visiting and. shopping. “ .;, BUSINESS VISITOR 5..A. Varley. of Cromwell, was a business visitor in the city yesterday. FROM GIBBS. F. H. Trygg is in the city today from his home in Gibbs district on business. BUSINESS VISITOR E, L. Hurr of Sterling was a busi- ness visitor in the city Saturday. GREE yee AE { . CITY NEWS | St. Alexius Hospital Admitted for treatment’ ito the St. Alexius hospital: Paul Remington, city. Mrs. Caroline Schweigert, city; Carl Barneck, Laurel Glanville, Brainerd, Minn.; Mrs. Joseph Hoff- man, Solen; Alister Colville, Fort Yates; Miss Lydia Jungling, city; Miss Louise Huber, city. Discharged: John Pillatzke, Ana- .moose; Joseph Wychnenko, Wilton; William Galvin, city;, Mrs. J. E. McVey, Brisbane; Joseph Mills, Li- vona; H. H. Aaker, Grand Fork: Mrs. Julius Jessel, city; Mrs. Fri Fetch. Beulah; Mrs. Daniel Beugas, and baby boy, city: Mrs. Walter FOR SALE Nelson’s Loose - Leaf En- cyclopedia: cost new $148, will sell for $65.00. A bar- “FOR GIRL OF 20 If you are‘looking for something different, here it is. ing frcok of checked taffeta with a plain bodice, very full skirt. neck and the perkiest of ruffles doing duty as sleeves. than’20, however, and if you haven't an innocent, baby face, pass it ‘by. It is not for you. gain. . Write Box 697. Bismarck,’ - N cen : ne months adjournment during — the summer period, with many members away on vacation. The regular Monday noon Incheons will ¢be_re- sumed at the expiration of the club vacation period. Decorate High School The city school board, in meeting today, let a contract to H. H. Engen for painting and decorating most of the first floor walls of the high school. Fiel and Nicholas have contract for redecorating the assem- bly room. Fine Products Shown Hoskins-Meyer are displaying in a window some samples of Burleigh county agricultural products — this year. Wheat, sweet clover, corn and other products, so fine that they might appear to be ready for en- trance in some fair, are shown. Recovering From Operation Mrs. L. Rubin, 222 West Thayer street is recovering nicely from her recent operation, A demure look- v- If you are more Dohn and baby bey. city; Mich. Kush, Hazelton; Mrs. D. A. Ogden, Sanger, and Miss Agatha Banning, Flasher. Bismarck Hospital Admitted for treatment to + tl Bismarck hospital: Philip. Wester,} Births: Born to Mr. and Mrs. H Beulah: Mrs. Steve Bacher.+ re 0. Stevens of Garrison, a boy; Mr. Johanna: Vandenburg, Lehr; Rose | and Mrs. George Bolter of Arena Klein, Washburn, si are the parents of a buby girl born at the Bismarck hospital. ROSEBUD MAN DIES IN CITY Discharged, George Pusch, Shields, Mrs. E. W. Duckwitz, Hebron;‘Em- ma Nuiman, Elgin; Edgar and‘ Er- win Klusmann, Youngstown; Delvin Swanish, McKenzie; John Haufman, f+ Zap; M, Nielson, Mandan; Lucile Kramer, Wabeck; Mrs, G. Dollar and baby girl, city, and Mrs. L.|° August Oellerman of Rosebud died Beattie, Garrison, at a local hospital last night after an illness of about a year, death re- ‘sulting from a complication of di Carl A. Barneck, who was taken | eases. He was born in Missouri to the Bismarck hospital early this | years ago, and had lived at Rosebud, morning to undergo an operation for | where he owned a store, for nine acute appendicitis is resting fairly | years. He is survived by a wife and comfortably now, and recovery is} daughter, and a brother and sister expected to be rapid unless compli- | who reside at Rosebud, earions ss51 Funeral services will be held Wed- nesday afternoon at Rosebud, inter- ment to be made at Churchtown. 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The cast is of unusual merits and Jineludes such popular names as Clair Windsor, who 1 the part of Eleanor; Adolphe Menjou, Rob- ert Ellis, Mary Carr, Tully Mar jshall and many others of equal note. i AT THE CAPITOL This new hero of the screen’ wi: a United Artists release coming to- Matinee Every Day At 2:30 TONIGHT Monday and Tuesday CLAIRE WINDSOR, TULLY MARSALL, | ADOLPHE MENJOU, MARY CARR, and ROBERT ELLIS. in “FOR SALE” PATHE NEWS AESOP FABLE “THE SPORT OF KINGS” = * ' | the part of a climber, a parvenu, ard'’s legion of admirers is Porter Strong, who plays the _ terrified in “One iting ht,” ffith’s novel mystery dr ma hit, lasycaitonday, nti the Gapitol Theatre, | dn all these thrilling crime plays ‘there must be some comic relief, to offset the shivers. Sometimes this y is dymped in without rhyme , bilt in the case of Romeo shington, the colored gentieman in “One Exciting Night,” it is. the {perfectly natural of very pptible meo typifies the of awful mystery. feels the effect, Jsees the tes of olling around in fean't help laughing timate ed from Mr audience when it eye: but same wh Romeo's abject alarm Phat is legi might be expect fith. comedy, DISCOVER 1150 COIN } Armstrong, Mo, Aug. 4.—A coin fof green gold, bearing the date of 11150 and the image of Queen Mary, jhas been turned up by the plow of 1PL OW piffett, a farmer — living: | near h The coin also is marked J by a cross and 10 and has a Jring soldered to it tars TOWN SE Debord, Ky., Aug. 4 \Appealing: for funds £ eiving set has been sent out by the } 300 residents of the ettled neighborhood of RADIO A pamphlet a_radio. re parsely Debord in order |ADAUASOUOSOUUEDOLEUCAUSORIEAOOEUEDOSS with milk, fresh strengthening. wy Wy For the Summer Days Crisp, flavory, oven-baked shreds of whole wheat—all the mineral salts you need for per- fect digestion—all the bran you need to keep the bowels healthy and active. 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