The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 23, 1924, Page 5

. : r ; J TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER. 23, 1924 ace 8S Social and Personal | Women Voters To Hold First Meeting Monday The local unit of the Leauge of Women Voters will hold their tirst meeting this fall on Monday, Sept. 29, at the high school audi- torium, to which the public is in- vited. Miss Minnie J. Nielson - will speak on the history of the poli- tical Hea to the present time; R. Parkes, regional direc- "ihe League, will be present, and will discuss the meeting. Mrs. Parkes has just attended the state board meeting held at Grand Forks, and will be able to give an interesting report on the progresa | of the League. Mrs. Parkes was here in June completing the or- ganization of the unit here. A musical program is being ar- ranged by Mrs. Frank Barnes and Mrs. J. L. Bankston, Mrs. G. ¥. Dullam, president of the League here, will preside at the meeting. The League of Women Voters is non-political, and women of all parties throughout the country have affiliated with it. A number of the women in Bismarck have expressed themszlves as being very much in favor of its educa- tional program. Men and women. of any party, are invited to attend the mesting Monday. BRIDE-TO-BE HONORED Miss Frances Johnson, who will be married this week to Earl Nord- lund, was the complimented guest last night at a miscellaneous show- er, Mrs. C. J. Johnson being the hostess, entertaining at the home of Mrs. L. LaRue. Eighteen guests were present, and sewing and cards furnished -entertainment for the evening. Mrs. W. Sandy received the first prize for sewing while Mrs. W. F.-Gettleman won the high score h was served at mid- left °, this and Forks, where the marriage will take place the latter part of this week. YEOMEN LODGE MEETS The Brotherhood of American Yeo- men, lodge 503 will hold their regu- lar meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the A. 0. U. W. hall. There will be nomination and election of offi- cers for the coming year. Mem- bers of the degree team should en- deavor to be present. Refreshments will be served. A general good time is anticipated, and all members are urged to be present. TO HARVARD ‘Franzo Crawford left Sunday. and will be a fellow at Harvard University this year, doing re- search work in physics. He was awarded the fellowship last year, while he was a member of the pecully, of Northwestern Univer- sity. LEAVE FOR DICKINSON TODAY Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Crawford will leave today for their home in Dickinson, after having been here for some time as the guests of Mr. Crawford’s brother a ister-in- law, Mr, and Mrs. L. I. Crawford. LOYAL TEMPRRANCE LEGION TO MEET The Loyal Temperance Legion will hold its regular meeting to- morrow at the Baptist church, im- mediately after school. All mem- bers are urged to attend. FROM MINNEAPOLIS Mies Grace Steinstra of Minne- apolis recently arrived here, hav- ing accepted a position in the ready-to-wear department of the A. W. Lucas company store. ACEPTS POSITION Miss Esther Carlson of Washburn, .Who recently completed a business ourse here,.has accepted a position stenographer for the states at- torney of Emmons) county, at Lin- ton. RETURN FROM CONVENTION Mrs, George Robidou, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Schnecker, and Mr. and Mrs. R. D, Kennelly returned from the American Legion convention, which they attended in St. Paul. VISITS SISTER Henry Schaefer of Dawson was 3 business visitor in Bismarck the lat- ter part of last week, and while here was the guest of his sister, Hel- en Harvey. SPENDS VACATION IN ARKANSAS Miss Erna Huenefeld, dietitian at the Bismarck hospital, left yester- day for Augusta, Arkansas where she will spend a vacation at her home there. —————>————————— The Weather Somewhat unsettled to- night and Wednesday. Long Satisfactory Service —o— Bergeson’s Mrs. Scheffer To Present Pupils Mrs. H. Scheffer will present three of her pupils, the Misses Rigler, in recital at her home at 718 1-2 Man- dan Avenue on Wednesday evening, September 24, at 8:15. The follow ing program will be given: Deh Vieni Non Tardar . Florians Song .... Mozart odard ENS BN) cc: Who is Sylvia Schubert Good Bye . » Tosti M Pale Moon . The Morning Wind . Branscombe Kol Nedri ‘ a Danza .. . Chadwick Little Pink Rose Bond Miss Lillian Rigler : Four Bird Songs ... By Lehman The Wood Pigeon. The Owl. The Yellow-hammer. The Wren. The Bird . Fiske Thou Charming Bird . . David (from La Perle Du Bresil) Miss Bertha Rigler FORMER LOCAL MAN MARRIED | eil Churchill.for many years a resident of Bismarck, when he was employed in the sales department of the Lahr Motor Sales company, and Miss Helen Center, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Center of Flasher were married Saturday morning at the Center farm home. Rev. Hugh H. Owen of the Mandan Presbyter- ian church officiated at the cere- mony, witnessed by intimate friends and the members of the family. There were no attendants. After the wedding dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Churchill left by automobile for Milaea, Minn., where they will spend the week. Mr. and Mrs, Churchill will make their home in Minneapolis where Mr. Churchill has been. with the Maxwell-Chrysler Sales Agency’ for the past two years. FORTNIGHTLY MEETS TOMORROW AT MRS. CHRISTIANSON’S Political parties and the issues of 1924 is the subject of the paper which Miss Minnie J. Nielson will read before The Fortnightly Club when it assembles tomorrow for its first meeting thi the home of Mrs. A. M. Christianson. Mem- bers will respond to roll call with the current events dealing with the topics which have been assigned them for the year. Current events and fine arts will form the basis of the clubs study this LEAVE SUNDAY FOR UNIVERSIT Bs Among those le: college were s denstab, and Helen Ro- and Crawford, and Maurice Diehl of whom will enter the University of North Da- kota, Crawford Merril Kitchen, Kenneth RETURNS FROM CALIFORNIA Mrs. G. A. Rawlings has returned from several weeks visit spent in San Francisco, Oakland, Cal., and in Portland, Ore. Miss Ruth Rawlings will remain in Oakland during the year, where she hus entered Mills College. VISIT HERE ON WAY TO COAST Mr. and Mrs. George Helling of Minot are in the city the guest of relatives, on their way by motor to the Pacifie coast. They will be here for several ¢ b FROM INZIF, Harry ONeill of McKenzie was a business visitor in the city Saturday. VISITS HERE Glen Sempel, who has been re- ceiving treatment at the veterans eo a living, See a a OOOO, in Bismarck, for and plans to be here some time, FORMER RESIDENTS VISIT HERE Mr. and Mrs. ©. luth, formerly of 1 guests at the A. W. Pike of Du- narck, Mellen home. THERINES ‘ayou left today for d will enroll at St. Satherine’s College. ‘This will be her first year there. : SPEND WEEK END AT HOME Misses Dorothy Jones and Maud Schroeder, teachers in the Roosevelt school, spent the week end at their home at Steele and Valley City. HERE ON BUSINESS. J. ©. Hallum of Minneapolis, form- erly of Driscoll, is in the city for a few days isiting relatives, and transacting’ business. VISITS HERE EN ROUTE Miss Louise Breum of Mont., is the guest of Mrs. Roy Ci win, on her way to Madison, Wi: and Chicago, where she will spend the next few months, LEGION AUVILIARY The American L meet Wednesday eve [in the | rooms. tend, ME 8 o'clock, Commerce All members are asked to at- RETURN FROM LAKES Miss Huldah Winsted and Mrs. E. Perckett of the Minot Normal school, motored through here Saturd re- turning from a trip to the Minnesota lakes. TO LIVE IN BISMARCK FOR WINTER Mrs. H. B. Asselstine of Moffit has moved to Bismarck for the win- ter and will live at 301 Fourth street. TO MINNEWAUKAN Mrs. Bert Finney left this morn- ing for Minnewaukan, where she will spend the week visiting her mother and sister, RETURNS FROM CONVENTION Miss Hazel Nielson has returned from attending the annual Legion and Auxiliary convention at St. Paul. pulsing, dywasals comes of power which ean eonguze messtain gredze oad aa ethilate distance, Yor i you rob fi of other of Its energising fereso—gascline and alae trinlty—H becemes at enca a more [akeon, pewerlass usace of mmstal The buman machine, or body, requires 96 different energining or toed aleaeante insted ef ealy two. M you reb & of ang of then, there bs alee a rocultant low of energy (eve BREAKFAST DWARFIES—te whee wheat feod—cuppiies all 14 of there heapest ant cloments in preper preperiicn, hones hb condusive to radicnt beelth end dynasde energy Aad & hes wen instant fever be cause of fe eweot rich, apgetiting Raven, TAIL GROCERS “ "ORD | "| ER A PACKAGE TODAY hospital in Minneapolis, is visiting | CoFrrFEE -none better THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE “ A silhouette sketch of a scene in L. Lawrence Weber's Musical Comedy Sensation “LITTLE JESSIE JAMES” Drawn by Vyvyan Donner CURRENT EVENTS CLUB OPENS YEAR. TOMORROW With their first program of , the year scheduled for tomorrow, : the members of the Current Events club will meet at the home of Mrs. C. A. Burton, The roll call will be re- sponded to with the current events which have been assigned to each member. Mrs. Alfred Zuger_ will yive a report of the National Feder- she attended as a delegate. Wo- ation meeting at Los Angeles, which “Cc A N T ] man’s work in International will be discussed by Mrs. D. J. Gillis. peace Me- VISITS TERS HERE Miss Minnie Koehlein stopped here on her return trip from Yellowstone National park, and is the guest of her sisters Mrs. Frank Hubbard and Mrs. John Bowers, for a few days before going on to her home in Min- neapolis. MIDSHIPMEN LEAVE Midshipmen Orlin Livdahl and John E, Burke left this morning for Annapolis after a months visit at their homes here. G. N. Livdahl ac companied them us far as Jamestown, where he went on business, HERE SATURDAY Prof. and Mrs. J. H. Bland of the Minot Normal school were visitors Saturday, en route from a weeks visit at Dent, Minn. TO ATTEND A. C, Miss Genevieve Boise left sl morning for Fargo, where she w enter the Agricultural College. WEEK END IN FARGO Miss Louise Marr spent the week end in Fargo, visiting friends. NO TIME WASTED HUNTING WORK'| take you out to tea!” Wouldn’t you like to step right from school into a good position like Rose Appert? The very day she finished her course at Dakota Bus- iness College, Fargo, Miss Appert was sent to the big Blanding Co., Detroit, Minn. She is their fifth D. B.C. employee, Other “‘Dakotans” recently placed are: Florence Palmer, with the Baker Insurance Co. Howard Asleson, with the J. I. Case Co. Hundreds of bankers and big busi- ness men are “Dakota’? graduates, Watch each week. ‘‘Follow the Succe$$ful.’? Write F. L. Watkins, Pres., 806 Front St., Fargo, today, Elusive you, there is one sure spend another cent. .Snag the If you want to clip the wings of your dollars and give them hands with which to work for 0 get your pay, come to this Bank and make regular deposits each pay-day BEFORE you —_ First National Bank THE PIONEER BANK . RETURNS FROM WESTERN TRIP /™: Miss Esther Scott returned today John Hoerner, from a two months trip through Ore- gon and Washington, western cities, | TO ATTEND A. C, George Holta left this morning for | Fargo, where he will resume his work in the Agricultural College. eS) | CITY NEWS | | CITY NEWS _ j | Buys Cafe | P. George of this city, has | purchased the Wilton Cafe from Miss Hilma Pearson of Wilton, who | ft last week for Buffalo, Minn.,| for a visit. To U. N. D. Herbert Zvorist left} esterday morning for Grand Forks where he will attend the University of North | Dakota, This is his; , sophomore | ' Bismarck Hospital Admitted for treatment to the Bismarck hospital: Mrs. Fred Fras- zer, Lehr; Darrel Solum, Olli Mont.; Mrs. Andrew Bakken, Napo- leon, Keith Livingstone, Hurdsfield, Herman Benker, New Salem; Miss Bertha Rafthsets, Pretty Rock. Discharged: Miss Irma Hunefeld Augusta, Ark., Mrs. William Gruble, Elgin; Miss Freda Ecklund, cit: Mrs. Hy Steiger Hebron, and Miss | Beulah Thornburg, city. St. Alexius Hospital Admitted for treatment to the St. Alexius hospital: Mrs. J. A. Mur- phy, Mandan; Harry Haugse, Linton he, earnestly, MW into the phone: t L-E-V-E-R towne have you got that?.... that’s right, Cantilever Shoe! ... Now you go down to the Cantilever Store, and let them take off those tiring shoes you're wearing, my dear, and put on a pair of nice human, good-looking Cantilevers .... and then meet me and I'll They, you see, are Comfort-Lovers | Cantilevers tor Comrort-Lovers A.W.LUCAS CO. Dollar way. As soon as you iting friends | ci and relatives at Portland and other | Jr. Vrs. | Mrs, Alex Alakson, ci | was brought to a local hospital y Matthew” Zworyen, Wilton; Mrs. Richardton: Donatd | BOdy of Texas’Man Mushik Mandan; Howard Beers, and Jessie and Benton Baker, city. ischarged: Mrs. J. P. Dickinson, Mrs, Arthur Might, city; Michael M. Volk, Raleigh; Mrs. Eugene Wachter, and baby girl city; | Miss Mildred Ferguson Glencoe; Mrs. B. H. Crawford, oo and The body of George Powderly, Texas, who ha to work in the harvest fields who died at a local hespital y Cain, Gun Shot Victim In Favorable Condition Nick Schneider of Glen Ulin, who! Forest Conservatory and western University, will terday because of ® wound received when his gun w: cidentally dis: charged while he was out hunting, is in a condition reported as favora- ble. Schneider, taking the gun out of his car, preparatory to entering a corn field in search of grouse was shot by the accidental di the gun, the charge enterin below the right arm and ent right shoulder. No physicians were in Glen Ullin at the time and after medical aid had been summoned from Hebron, he was taken to the hospi tal here. Cook By Wire Instead of by Fire ——WATCH FOR AUDITORIUM THURSDAY NIGHT SEPT. 25 BABY’S cloudy day. rep ag MAG of Song Hit ia LITTLE JESSIE JAMES “A PA MAN a PAL UTTER Gh Girls ioe Peierls JESSIE. JAMES Special GRANTED TO FIRST Curtain At 7:45 p. m Experle: and Small Group School Opens SEPT, 29th. DR.M.E. BOLTON Osteopathic Physician 119% 4th St. Telephone 240 Bismarcl, N. D. LIST PRICES OF DODGE of special equipment on substantially increased unchanged. M. B. GILMAN CO. 212 Main STREET BISMARCK PuoNe B08 To Be Taken Home! Vaughn of come al | FIFTY Pe PEELE ede —SEATS NOW SELLING— ny PRICES — $2.75 - 20 - $1 an $1.10. Tax Paid. STENOGRAPHIC ———DAY AND EVE d Teachers — Modern Equipment — Individual ayy, ‘iif WE taken to Powderly to- His brother, J. H. Vaughn morrow. will ‘accompany the body. | will he made at Powder Look by Electricity. ANNOUNCEMENT Miss Lucile Lahr, pupil of Marta Milinowski of Lake of Carl Beecher of North- open a home studio at 68 Avenue B in piano, harmony, and sight singing. Call 275R or 819 for appointments. Elva Lahr Whitson Studio. ANNOUNCEMENT The Grand Pacific Barber Shop Will Open its Beauty Parlor Within a Few Days. OPENING DATE——— DIMPLES What’s More Lovely! You watch them come and go like sunshine on a It’s our mission to help you keep a record of these dimples that time will not erase. SLORBY STUDIO Discount STUDENTS ENROLLED. Mandan Business College PREPARATORY — COMMERCIAL Method Instruction, Students may enter any time. Your opportunity to save—Arrange For Your ‘Scholarship Now; Before the First Fifty Students Are Enrolled. Catalog and Further Particulars, Address J. F. PEARCY, Business Mgr. For Mandan, N. D. BROTHERS SPECIAL TYPE CARS REDUCED Economies effected in the purchase Dodge Brothers special type cars, due to volume, make it possible for Dodge Brothers to reduce the list prices on these types, effective September 15. Prices of all standard types remain Dopese BRoTHERS | Cleaner, Safer and Cheaper. Affiliated with the