The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 1, 1924, Page 5

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1924 ’ (THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ~" PACE FIVE 7 : n ee ee val. The house was cleverly dec-| game between the Agricultural col-|@————-————____——@| Rose Jacoher, Hebron; Mrs. Ferdi- 3 ; Vor Sale — Choice Canarie oruted in keeping with the Hal-| lege and the University, | CITY NEWS nand Rosenau, McClusky. ATTENTION MASONS (nee ee 8 * Aue Oe i | | Singers, Imported German lowe’en spirit. Covers were laid for = & is | ne | Regular meeting Bismarck | Roll Jacob Bull, Diekin- twenty guests. The diversion of the ILL AT HOSPITAL Free Picture Show by J.! i 4 ig Bismarck | Rollers. Jacob Bull, evening was playing cards. Edgar Cooper is at a local hospital Bismarck Hospital | is oe Lodge No. 5 A. F. & A. M. json, N. Dak. Box 728 ne —— | suffering from a broken collar bone| Admitted to the Bismarck hos- Rothschiller. Battle of War- Monday evening at 7:30 p. m. sda ; SS LEAVES FOR HOME IN SOUTH | received in a motor-cycle accident. mt cf Guiana Mee, H| 32 and other pictures of Work in F.C. Degree. Visit- Cook By baa : . Mrs. O. H. Lindstrom left last! Neen R! rea) Nagesvau,, Lawner,) Mrs. 1.) r Fy ~y ing a vii Lincoln School Masons Party Is eeninectet: her sNohie ut Batwea'| - RAVES FOR FARGO ; | Wineneste, Hazelton; Atwyn Potte Ee and aii pcb ing Masons invited. Instead of by Fire A A «| Heights, Canal Zone, after spendin, Lioyd Murphy left this morning city; William Lund, Stee! | Patterson’s a Sunday, Gives Hallowe’en Delightful Affair Re thEst HeUEAMERENG here) with ale for Fargo to attend the homecoming |C. H. Wilson, Carson; Mr Y| Nov. 2nd, at 2:30 p. m Party Yesterday ativi and friends. route she , ame held there this afternoon. rried, S. D.; Mrs. F. C./ ~ . yay oes Tne The Masons and Eastern Star ush- {will visit for a few sin New; sr araeae esau eee cit. 2 Cleaner, Safer and Cheaper. ee ered in their fall “and winter social {York City with her brother, Leonard | Discharged: - Mrs. Robert Kantz, aner, Sate! per. Parents arid Lincoln] season last night with a delightful (Johnson. \ [New Leip Phillip Riegel, 2: Cook by Electricity. on ps School, District No. 38, were enter-| Hullowe'en dancing party at the saline : tained ut a Hallowe'en Frolic at the] Temple. More than two hundred TO GIVE DANCE i school yesterday afternoon, people were present, including vis-| Bismarck Canton, number 5, wil eee a j The school room, was beautifully) itors from Mandan. hold their first dance of the season, AT } decorated in Hallowe'en colors, cats,| Elaborate decorations had been| Saturday evening, November 1, at) art { ches, pumpkins and cornstalks.| arranged for the dance. The six-|the I. 0. 0. F. Hall. i { Garden flowers and a lovely boquet} piece orchestra was banked in by a - of Chrysuntheums added to the de-! wall of corn stalks, fringed with LEAVES FOR MINOT ; corations, _ | Pumpkins, while grotesque paper | Miss Nydia Smith left this morn- 4 An interesting program of music,} shades dotted the walls of the hall. | ing for Minot where she will spend | +4 recitations, physical exercises and “| Yellow and black tissue was draped | the week-end visiting with friends. ) playlet “Spirits of Hullowe’en” was! from the center and around the Se ,; iven bythe pupils. walls, while the lights were shaded IN CITY. ON. BUSIN: { At the close of the program, ap-|with ‘black paper cats. Luncheon | F.C. Ruble of Driscoll was in the a} U N OW IN DVAN CE ples, candy and nuts were served by|was served in the Temple dining |city on Thursday on business, hy the teacher, Miss Nydiu Smith, as-|yoom, and all were accommodated —— i . » _ cisted by Claire Falkner, Emma Clar-} although the crowd was larger than IN CITY THURSDAY i { ‘ ridge and Gladys Gramling. was unticipated. A candle dance| Clark Crawford of Britton was in{ i Mas. G. W. Hedrix presented each| was one of the features. the city Thursday on business | i f . pupils with a Hallowe'en souvenir. ‘Ave Gusttier wie geneval chateman — | Dodge Brothers Dealers realize that a i ‘ The afternoon was enjoyed by all] of arrangements, assisted by many LEAVES FOR FARGO j present. others. A number of little girls,| Spencer Boise left Friday by car car’s good performance is no longer NOV. ATH ae a dressed in Hallowe'en costumes and | for Fargo to attend the homecominy: | i - Temperance Meet masks, furnished dancing features i the sole basis of an owner's good will. ; during the serving of midnight i Is Postponed) iuncheon. - | Two Shows — 7:30 and 9:00 p. m Rae deta , S— Ce :| . Mm. ‘The Monthly meeting of the Wo-| CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORS TO MEE | It is equally essential that dealers give . é . man’s Christian ‘Temperance Union| Mrs. W, B. Butler and Miss Black, | d ca ‘vy & Presidential and State Election Returns, has been postponed from the regular} who is field secretary of Christian | good service. * eae : duy, Tuesday, November 4, on ac-|Endeavor in North Dakota, will be; 7:30 p. m. until midnight. count of that being election day, to| here tomorrow evening. Miss Black Friday, November 7, at which time] will conduct a Christian Endeavor fi there will be u business mecting in| meeting at the Presbyterian church Because of this, they employ the Flat the afternoon, and a Jubilee Banquet| at 6:30. The Young People’s S : Ri ‘ at 6:30 o'clock in the dining room of| ciety of the Evangelical church will Rate‘Service System, which insures the Methodist Church. also have Christian Endeavor So- | i i i At the meeting of the cxecutive| ciety; they will unite with the Pre | accurate work at a fair, predetermined PROGRAM OF AMUSEMENTS “* officers, the following chairman of| byterian Endeavorers tomorrow ev ! committees were appointed to have|ning at 6:30. Mrs. Butler and Miss H price. charge of the banquet and program.| Black have been making a tour of | | : 4 ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE 4 Program When you leave your car with a iithday Cake al i Smith : ee | a ae tasted A Dodge Brothers Dealer for service BISMARCK JUVENILE BAND Dining Room ..Mrs, Sara Ankenmawn therine Kositzky enterzaineal fort aslea Suc you know just what work will be ‘ MacLEOD’S BOYS IN TUMBLING vo Mrs. FL Mrs, Irs, J. L. Hughes} ‘emony-—Mrs. C. W.[ ENTERTAINS AT HALLOWE'EN A Watkins|the state in the interest of Chris- G, Boise |tian Endeavor. Invitation .. i Reception Mrs, L. F. Crawford will be toast-|twenty of their friends ut a Hal- Chocolate Cake lowe’en party at the home of Miss cq [Betisoe he cele “seen efore J”, done, when it will be finished and J carried out in the orange and black, it wi “QS bs fi a a filling what it will cast. There are no un mistress. s pie MISS ROAN symbolic of Hallowe'en, The eve- Miss Abigail Roan entertained for} ning was spent in playing cards and twenty of her friends at a Hallowe’en| dancing. Prizes were awarded Low- and icing made from pleasant surprises in your bill. | Auspices Association of Commerce , Costume party at her home, 223 Park/ell Jones, Everett O'Neil, Agnes ; ' : Avenue. There were many artistic] Hultberg and Ellen Coghlan. At the z i y i and unusual costumes. A taffy pull! close of the evening a ai"! Bake S You know in advance. For Benefit of the was enjoyed, with games and stunts| lunch was served. y \ furnishing the entertainment for the evening. Decorations were carried} ENTERTAINS A’ out in the Hallowe'en colors and re- PARTY freshments were served at the close] Mrs, D. T. Owens and Mrs. EB. C. & Chocolate BISMARCK JUVENILE BAND (PREMIUM No.1) of the evening. entertained for their daugh- NICKETS & 4 aS & Ran te Blodwine and Pauline ut a By all means the TICKETS $1.00. NO RESERVED SEA’ CRUSADERS ENJOY HALLOWE'EN | Hallowe'en party lust evening at the ‘ PARTY Owens home at 2000-twenty-first St. most satisfactory M. B. GILMAN Co. The Crusaders of the Baptist} A prize was awarded Miss Dorothy - 212 MAIN STREET Church enjoyed a Hallowe'en party} Ward. The evening was spent in i } chocolate for cook: BISMARCK last evening at the Baptist church. | playing games and stunts. The rooms ing and drinking. Miss Edna Dralle was in charge, as-| were decorated in the Hallowe'en, col-| erc us. par ost. PHONE 608 HELP BOOST KIDDIES BAND sisted by Miss Ethel Funston and} ors. Represhments were served at 4 Mise Margaret Johnson, The room| the close of the evening. Walter Baker& Co.Ltd. “Kelly-Springtield Ti was artistically decorated with Hul- ESTARTISHEDIITEO ; N ‘lecti lowe’en decorations, The evening] ENTERTAINS AT HALLOWE'EN , . = EGGS TSH Me aaa rey DorchesterMass. Montreal.Uan. o Election Returns Posted Anywhere stunts, after which refreshments Mrs, W. B. Hartley and Mrs. N. BOOKLET OF CHOICE RECIPES SENT FREE 7 . . were served, FE. Jensen, entertained at a Hal- Else in Bismarck. ~ Jowe’'en party last evening at the ss KINDERGAR’ ENJOY PARTY |home of Mrs. Hartley, 318 West Mi The Kindergarten Department of | Rosser. Covers were laid for four- ‘i oe scopal Sunday School wus en-jteen guests. The rooms were dec- | | Physico-Clinical Laboratory dat a Hallowe'en party xt! orated with cats, witches, goblins 119% 4th St. : house, this afternoon. jund jack o’ lanterns. The evening Bismarck, N. D. % K ‘as u good attendance, about ; was spent in playing cards. ae N i hsssscasansassusiasssersd ‘ 86 children being present. .Games — ae esecseecsccssccsccscsccres H and a-peanut hunt iwere greatly, GIVE HALLOWE'EN PARTY ELECTRONIC enjoyed by the children. Miss Gwen-| Mr. and Mrs, Rob. Pollock of 1018 DIAGNOSIS and ‘ dolyn Jones was in charge of the Eleventh street, entertained y ve TREATMENT ee arrangements with Mrs. Esther Holt |day evening ut a Hallowe'en Festi- é and Mrs. Mary Bankston assisting as authorized by i her. : nr ; ? GIRLS CLUB TO MEET Dr. iibent brome LEADS TO INDE? ENDENCE : The Girls Club of the Trinity Lu- |. E. ; theran Church will meet Monday CUT PRICES D. 0. Consultant icf Ra MEiETA dg GeATENESTL ATE ere M evening at eight o’clock sharp, with ON ALL nancial independence is the measure | if ‘the Misses Anna and Esther Monson TAILOB MADE your success. If you are one of those wise as hostesses, 10 West Thayer. 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