The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 19, 1924, Page 5

TUESDAY, AUGUST’ 19, -1924 Loui People Are Stirred By 5 Badlands Beauty New and unexpected heautips were found in the Badlands by Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Wehe, who have returned from a ten days automobile tour in North Dakota and Montana. Mr, Wehe made the survey in part be- cuuse the Lions club of this city, of which he is president! has beer urging creation of a national park in the Badlands. Leaving Bismarck ‘they avove up the Killdeer lineto Killdeer and « Oakd¥le, thence back to Killdeer and around the south side of the alle ‘deer mountains to near Grass Butte. From there they went pout to near Watford City, at Arnegard and Alexande then struck the Badlands 16 miles south of Alexander. They|found a new \ petrified forest, smafler than the one near Medora, 27 miles south of Alexander, From there they went on the west side of the Little Mis- souri to Wibaux and Glendive, along the Yellowstone. At Glendive they were joined by SLR Chris- tiani, Mrs, We ’ ,» and Mr. Christiani, and visited a pine forest south of Glendive, also to the Bad- lands Creek where they, found sev- eral agates. The Christianis accom- panied them back to the Medorq country. An especially beautiful canyon was found “four miles north- east of Fryburg, Mr, Wehe said. It is known as Gadae canyon... They visit- ed the old Roosevelt Chimney Butte ranch. TH®: Badlands Mr. Wehe found especially beautiful south of Watford Gity, ‘Similur scenery is found in part of Yellowstone Park, but is not so beautiful, he said. RETURN FROM TRIP Mr. and’ Mrs. R. E, Wenzel and two children, ‘und M zel's. sister, Misa Hargies f Grand Forks, retutne pty > ce from a two wenn tfip A#hréugh Nebraska, and ~the Black Hills. They made the trip C by car. Miss Coger will visit her sis- ster here until the end of the week. LEAVES FOR HOME Miss Mary De Plazas, a graduate of the St. Afexius hospital, and who has been 4 paticnt there for some time, left, today for her home in 4 Devils Lake. She will stop en route § at Fargo, and visit her’ aunt, Mrs. Josephine }Tuor. The Jubenile Band will meet to- night at 7:30. Stunning Wrap This very stunning wrap will pro- bably strike a more responsive chord in the average woman's consciousness a few months from now than today, but it is well to know\what we will be wanting as soon as the weather warrants it. This coat shows the * fashionable shaw! collar of seal fur which forms an entire facing down the front of the coat, The coat is of delf blue with an overdesign in silk threads that reflect a lighter tone. No mnff would ever be neces- sary with these furred cuffs. _served, with Ww. C. T. U. Day Celebrated At - Chautauqua | A national W. C. 7. U. day held at Chautauqua,'New York, on Saturday, August 16. Special signi- fiance was lent to the celebration as this is the fiftieth year of' the or- ganization, which was first cabled at Chautauqua by,a group of, temperance crusaders. \ Miss Anna A. Gordon, wofld and national president df the Union, Mr Boole, vice president, and Dr. Arthur Bestor, president of the Chautauqua Institution, made ‘the principal ad- dresses. Plans are being made by the W. C. T. U. to hold its golden jubilee at Chieago in November was Social Events Feature Season | At Shoreham A number of charming social events are featuring the summer season at Shoreham, where many Bismarck people have summer holes. Among these was the mus- icale given recently by Mrs. V. J. LaRose, when she entertained about thirty Detroit and Lake Shore wo- men. The cottage was decorated with a profusion of Minnesota wild flow- erg. Mrs, McElroy Johnston of Min- neapolis, a leading soprano, and Mrs. H. H. Steel of Minneapolis, but for- merly of Bismarck, sang. Miss Mar- celle LaRose received with Mrs, La Rose. ty refreshments were Miss Helen Steel as sisting in the dining room, @ _ RETURNS TO HOME Miss Ida Didier of Sanborn who has been a guest at the L. J. Didier home for the last ten days, left this morning for her home TO VISIT FRIENDS Miss Mabel Kindschy left morning for Hurdsfield where will visit with friends for two or three weeks. thi: she TO FAIRMOUNT Mr. and Mrs. Codding and daugh- ters left te for Valley Cit: they will visit for a time, way to Fairmount, where Mr. Cod- ding will be superintendent of schools, Last year he held a similar position at Wilton. DRIVE TO LAKE Mr. and Mrs, L, H. Richmond, and Mrs. L, Van Hook, and Mr E, Bergeson spent Sunday berry Lake, making the trip by car. Mr. TO CHICAGO Misses Elizabeth Ross. and Ackerman of Chicago who h guests for two weeks of Mrs Dixon and Mrs, John Cowan, left to day for their homes. been SUNSHINE CLUB TO MEET The Sunshine club will meet with Mrs. Kisner, 408 Second Street, Wed- nesday afternoon at 2:30. All mem- bers are urged to be present. VACATION IN EAST * Charles J. Haugh Jr., secretary of the Workmans Compensation Bureau, | left on, Saturday to “Spend his vaca- tion at his home in Waterbury, Conn, i 8 POLYTECHNIC :INSTITUTE DEAN HERE , dean of the B nstitute at Billings, ing the State Historical He will return to society today. Billings tonight. VISIT IN DENVER Miss Alice Sales returned recently from spending a two ‘Weeks vacation in Denver, Colo., where she was the guest of her sister.’ RETURN FROM TRIP Mr. and Mrs. C. B, Nupen have re- turned from a vacation trip through the Black Hills of South Dakota. They visited relatives in South Dakota, at Cogswell, N. D,, and stopped for a time at Spiritwood lake. VISIT HERE Mrs.-F, R. Hall and Miss Lue’ A. Hall of Minot are in Bismarck for a visit with Mrs. Halls son, Ben S. Hall, and wife. VISIT HERE Mr, and Mrs, J. L. Mullin of Du- luth are in the city for a short time,, visiting and on business. | No need of sending your Arch Preserver Shoes to the factory to be resoled. The Bismarck Shoe Hospital can do it. Either whole sole or half sole. #iL Burman, Prop. * 411 Broadway Nash's DELICIOUS C OFFE E the accepted Coffee THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | _ Swanson rests between sweltering saenes. Sun and Lights and Make-Up Con- apire to Keep Aspiting Players Perspiring BY HORTENSE SAUNDERS: NEA Service Writer. New York, Aug. 19.—THie title of this tale might be “How to Keep Cool on*Five Thousand a Week.” Here is the exotic and georgeou Gloria Swanson, envy of millions, with spending money enough of her own to warrant a summer at Newport, apply ice to her wri She’s spending her Long Island, all right, but not of the fashionable resorts. She reports at nine o'clock at the Famous Players’ Studio in. Long Is- land City—a very place and if you have never been in a motion picture studio in summer, you don’t know what matter how many times you taken a Turkish bath. Canning blackberries over the “hot stove, or working in a steam laundry, or even stoking 2 furnace becomes nice cool work compared to motion pictures in summer. The glass top (“of the studio, exeel- | ha Studio electricians aid nature by erecting Cooper Hewetts at intervals of about every four feet, Rn nn ee Do Film Stars Earn Fat Salaries? Ask Gloria—She Knows Wallner has made her home for sev- |e ig the yichest; for he has, eral years, accompanied the body." Syya |) leeae NBER Funeral services will be,held tomor-! yy Ne, heritage true love imparts SEMEL TNINeEROT. No thief can steal, no rust destroy, LU ! The gold that gleams within his es | heart 0 OBSERVE Florence Borner nt DEFENSE TEST pHROWN INTO _| 1 x Pickiheon, Aue toe Plawe are fel WIRE FENCE ing made for the lb eee here of! kiieer, Aug, 19.—Gus Elfstrom, ae etree Hote vs Peter thrown from his wagon onto a bar s | ee ae vase ab be H ¢ at ol hed wire fence when his horses ran we | the day, with Company K, members’ away, knocked down several posts of the American Legion, and civilians eee ee ee ot every. barb taking part. The parade will end at, ju (ook the volt at 3 the Normal school, where patriotic! 7H! Sustained nothing more ya i Sie than a sprained ankle. ' exercises will be held. 4 unfashionable | lights that can shoot down the victim’ whenever adv heat is, no| As a feeble counter-irtitan have ies of electric fans behind t' supposed to suggest polar but the suggestion is lost un actually touch the j not ear Swanson’s income, and you her figure or her lure, her salary these d to watch her melt vineed, you h way to These are electricity :to do all but. ele Ice to the Front of Her, Ice to the Right of Her, Ice to the Left—and even to the Back of Her as Gloria enough etricute | nt cakes of ice are placed in tubs and batter- hem_are breézes, less you n Gloria Ly not but be Southampton, Deauvillp or Biarritz | lent for lighting effects, invites each | lieve me, you have it all over her or any playground in the world, | and ,every individual ray of sun to] when it comes to comfort these da snatching a moment from work to| step right in and expand, And if you don’t believe she earns ave only be con Leonard Flinn, Gradin, Underv Sterling; Mrs phens, Stanton, j Peterson and by girl, ‘BODY. TAKEN TO MINNESO' The body of Mrs. who died Sunday, was taken morgng to Holmes + Cit where she formerly lived. will be made there. Mrs. quist, ‘the daughter with wh Karin Wa m Locates Aiuto | screens made of solid rows of high-| Van Hook, Aug. 19. C. 6. Heid. | powered mereury lights. Allovge the [¢nbere returned Monday — evening ceiling are cunningly concealed Spot-| {tom Plentywood, Mont., with the ; Ford touring ear, which was stolen Your food should contain fron, calcium (ime), and manny ether cements to lowing health, boundless enersf, and em feo“el the needed le ‘ments in proper propor toon, b's an al}- wheat food with a supremely de and Mrs. Andrew 2 eee 4 (Minn, Inter oO. 1 Ruth | Di Ss, on a second buying trip for fyll goods for the Bismarck Cloak shop. TO JAMESTOWN Mrs. Thomas. H. Poole left last night for Jamestown, where she will {Spend a day or two in connection with business for the U. S. Public Health sefvice. RETURNS FROM VACATION Miss Margaret Wynkoop returned on Sunday from a two weeks vaea- tion trip, touring the Yellowstone National park, and visiting friends at Billings, Mont. ON BUSINESS Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gilbertson of Sanger is in the city for a brief time on business, VIS FRIENDS HERE Lester rling and Arthur Ban- non of Jamestown visited friends here over the weekend. FROM TELFER . Mr. and Mrs. |Bert Buckley of Telfer were in the city yesterday on business and shopping. RETURNS FROM BILDINGS Miss Margaret McGarvey has re- turned from Billings, where she spent her two wéeksj vacation with a sister. SMARCK,N.DAK. DIAMONDS.“JEWELRY. Let Your Bridal Ring be the Lovliest of its Kind. The , “Ring of Rings” shoula be one that you can: look at with pride through the coming years. If it is purchased hére it will be just such aring. - We feature the “Wed- ding Bells” and “True Love” patterns made in platinum, white or green gold — with or without ‘diamonds. We also have a large stock of plain gold wed- _ding .tings in all the different sizes. ‘ F, A. KNOWLES Jeweler—Bismarck, The house of “Lucky Wedding Rings.” || €ITY NEWS | o—___|________¢ | snide enn LANGDON felt@e na Dietrich, Judson; James R inew ! Miss Elizabeth Robertson, employ- G Braddock; Monroe Neutman, Steele; the First National hank, left i At The Movies | Milo Dieruf, Steele, | on Saturday for her home in Lang-|" e 5 Solen; | don <whete aie Muill spend a two AT THE CAPITOL d ke. Froelich ea weeks vacation. Laughter prevailed at the Capitol | jam McGinnjs, Pretty Rock; = theatre last night when the newest | Grace Fallgren; Wa: FROM BOWMAN GM tala Rae ni produc-| George Grekoff, Steele; Miss Lydia Miss Melba Whittemore returned | Normand av the atta gaye abe! | Jungling, city; Martin A. Engeseth, Sunday frdm Bowman, where she} jocal appearance Thee ate eet | Hazens Miss Florence Ross | has been vipiting, motoring up with slightest. doubt that chien teens | Woods: Floyd Bear, Elbowoods; Mi- | Tingvall and daughter of Bow-|comedy that is full of ‘theillg tnea | Chel Pechtel, New England; “Mar- man, who will spend a few days|Jaughter is one of the Wens 2rd | tin J. Finney, Chicago, IL; Ba here. ‘ the popular Mabel hin cst things | Joharma Zacher, Strasburg, Robert oo cd in as. the adie et, MPPeHr- | Fox, Elbowoods; Mrs. | FROM MOTT immense ce enjoyed it) hoz, New Leipzigs Mrs. J. K. Murray of Mott, is in Normand ‘is a pflug, Richardton, Tony and Fanny Ii theliel ey at ira auiaeeyealduyayiiv eitinel (movenitheousn Seine ou Perkins, Elbowoods; Casper Wan- -{ friends and shopping. with unusual credit, causing high| 2? Antelope, and’ Mrs. Michael i = and merry laughter at the way she | Shifer, Flasher. RETURNS FROM MINNEAPOLIS |¥Ps¢t things in the wardrobe depart- ae ce Sidnevaniglenarecurnedl Satur. | Ment of, the big picture studio. Bismarck Hospital day from Minneapolis where he has| A fine acting cast all the. way| Admitted for treatment to the winilealitbe Kena CInGeNTe Oda gives the star admirable supports] Bismarck hdspital: : nO z This picture is worth seeing and will| Clarence Lunde, Moffit and Mrs. | ON BUYING TRIP be at the: Capitol tonight only. ; H. L. Glazer of Minot was in the See - y on Sunday, on his way to the THE ELTINGE— One! of the chief charms of “Sin- gle Wives” which was shown at Eltinge theatre last night, is its d ference to the usual run of s and matrimony problem plays, much of this, of course, ean be cre- Aited to the members of the excel- ‘lent cast which, enact the several Supporting Miss Griffith and Sills are such luminaries as Kathlyn Williams, Loy Tellegen Henry B. Walthall, Pltyliss Haver, Phillips Smalley, Jere’ Austin and John Pattikk. The impelling fea- ture of the picture is the highly entertaining and troly natural story that it ynfolds, “Single Wives” will be shown at the Eltinge again today and’ tomor row. St. Alexius Hospital | dmitted for treatment to the St. Aléxius hospital: Mrs. August Katzke, Sweet Briar; Otis E. Bryant, Napoleon; George Kelsch, Napoleon; Edwin Rubnicek, Mandan; Miss Mildred Lewis, Ry- der; Miss Elizabeth Fuxa, Goodrich; Mfs. F. J. Kinney, Braddock; J. Sharp, Wing; Matt Geiger, Mandan; DR.M.E. BOLTON Osteopathic Physician 119% 4th St. Telephone 240 Bismarel;, N. D. Say “Bayer’ ‘ASpirin” INSIST! Unless you see’ the “Bayer. 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