The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 26, 1924, Page 5

2 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER, 26, 1924 Lions Club Will Entertain For Thomas Hall The Lions Club are giving a din- ner this evening in their room at the Grand Pacific Hotel in honor of Thomas Hall, who is leaving the lat- ter part of this week for Washing- ton, D. C., where he will take his seat in Congress TO BE UNITED IN “MARRIAGE Miss. Esther Edith Lundin, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Lundin, who reside fourteen miles north of Bismarck and William Gierke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gierke of Francis Township were united in marriage at the home of the bride today. TO BE UNITED IN MARRIAGE Miss Franees Marien Eskes Law- ellin and Halvor F. Pearson, both of near MeKenzie, were issued a mar- riage license by the county judge on Tuesday, November 24. They will be married at the home of the bride on Thanksgiving Day. Mr. Pearson is foreman of the Hackney Ranch. TO GIVE CARD PARTY The Rebekalts are giving a card party following the regular meeting on Friday evening at the 1. 0. 0. F. Hall. Rebekahs, Odd Fellows and their friends are invited. ‘The meet- ing will be called at 7:30 sharp. SPEND THANKSGIVING GRAND FORKS Margaret McGarvey of this city left this morning ‘for Grand Forks to spend Thanksgiving with Miss Katherine Harriss. LEAVES FOR ST. PAUL Mr. and Mrs. C.D, Morton and two little daughters left for St. Paul, Minn., to visit with relatives. Mrs, Morton will stay for the Christ- mas _ holidays, TO IN Miss TO VISIT IN CALIFORNIA Miss Gertrude McDonald, who has been reporting for the Capital, left yesterday morning for Hollywood, Calif., where she will visit with her relatives, LEAVES R DICKINSON Miss Esther Scott left this after- noon for Dickinson to spend Thanks- giving with Miss Helen Kuaisel. | co | At The Movies | —_—_ —_____——-_ Banquet Tonight The annual Fathers and Sons ban- quet will be held tonight at the High School! at 6 o'cloc! To Have No School On Friday The high school and the grade schools of the city will Lave a holi- day oz Thursday and Friday. At. St. George's Thanksgiving Day will be observed at St. Georg Episcopal church with choral encharist at 9 m. The Harvest Thanksgiving hymns will be; Davenport, Ree- a short sung and Rev. F. H. tor of the church, will give address. in plenty of time for thosé who de- sire to attend the Union service at the gelical church. St. Alexius Hospital Admitted to the St. Alexius Hospi- tal for treatment: Master Ralph Fried, Mandan; Guy B, Squires, Crystal Springs; Gott- fried Ost, Beulah; Master Jacob Hell- mann, Glen Ullin; Harold Link, Gar- rison; C. W. Eisenmann, City. Discharged; , Mrs. Nellie Call, cit; Master Anton Schneider, Glen Uni James Aughney, Mandan; Miss Pau- line Bickel, Blue Grass; Mrs. 0. Dor- man, Menoken; Miss Emma Grob, City. Birth: Mrs. Chas. MeCormick, baby boy, born yesterday, Mgaoken. Bismarck Hospital Admitted to the Bismarck Hospital for treatment: Marie Baschee, Wishek; Eugene Golly, Benedict; Wm. Schmidt, Bel- four; J. F, Williams, Bismarck; Mrs. Stockdal, Billings, Mont.; Alice Evelyn Boe, West- . Freyberg, Bismarck; Martin Jacobson, Bentley; W. C. Belk, McKenzi lah; Lester Henke, Hanover; Mrs, Philip Preszler, Tuttle, Frank Brecht, Hebron; Gilbert Van Beck, Pollock, . Daz Mrs, Heimo Siertola and baby ih Wing. Don’t forget the Firemen’s Dance at Patterson’s Hall, Nov. 27th. The Weather Fair tonight and Thurs- day. Somewhat colder tonight. OUR TAILORS ARE AT YOUR SERVICE —o— Bergeson’s Quality-Style-Economy The service will conclude! THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE FIVE re-| the teaching of béfter means of em- that’s where she was wrong, for orher| |] lthe North Dakota Agricultural Col-* (3 ackson spoke briefly on p' little girlhood romance was a | teze at one time. Charles Power, a | cent S HRATHEHIRE conditions in Ris-! ploying leisure time, finished’ and when she realizes it— ! brother, is president of the St, Paul | marek. the picture shows it all in a delight-| ear Company of St. Paul and | a ©. Gould on the occasion of BOR eka manner—and we | Mis, Walter Power of Birmingham, 1 Education Week warned ‘t want to spoil your evening's | | Ala, is a twin sister of Mr. Power i th ever present tendency to entertainment for the wor { Mr. Power is survived by his wife, a FEMrOehE of our school ATTEND CONVOCATION AT UNI} {son, Newton, attending the Univer BS esieine Uy AUHeW. Inferior produels VERSITY (Re Seal uy He compared the idealized “Lite R. B. Murphy, George Shafer and Momit rail Hane: atueisnt, Cuan Ola Rea School slousel’ with chacind: Dostphy RifthEN: (heey WieniBeraNGr | Thevermoisrontthe piimaKininie | fh fant daughters Die balan See : school building: much to the ad the budget and administration board, And corn is in a pan close by. | Was Member of the Board OE eet tom the farm home at Leon. University. of North Dakot, ‘igi Guat ines spoke at the convocation program | The cellar shelves are groani | ‘ il i saa Spaitlis 4 Leni e ye gf aS RAG held in Grand Forks on Tuesday | Under stacks of goodies piled se hizh,| Regents, Prominent in *"™ : | U0 SU RS morning, November 26. Other mem- ‘ tat ay 5 Phe University . ealth ef icieney, train for hers who were present were H. P.{ Ma is stuffit turkey is shelling | AUIS) GN SE ! Helen youl al Uno Weakly citizenship, vocational etfieieney, and Goddard, D. C, Poindexter and F. nuts, | cea se THRU AEARER USS WHR OPRRTITZEN | 4 igen are = | aa Sigc is nicking eis | Q e ees was organized he guests at the Rotary luncheon ! EF. Diehl. pose i i eae cranberries watch | 'BANKER AND FARMER! at Belfield Monday night by Deputies this noon ineluded FP. J. Hardy, Dean) . =—S “ATTENDS FAMILY REUNION | When Ma’ain’t looking, Pa eats like! | Powley and Maloney, assisted by Vernon Squires of the University of | Two active feet noe Mrs. L. F. Crawford left Fri sin— ‘ Fargo, Nov. 2 . A. Power of as cummins M aura, ae North Dakota, J. C. Gould, Rotarian Mr: . BF Sf Hs eI harter members, pyd = Doty and Superintendent of Schools at . evening for Centralia, Mo., where she | Seems makes no difference, =m | Leonard, North Dakota, former mem 5 e u " rw nl SAT MIRIC oe SeVRERD ERLE WIEN er | | waleling Wim ‘ “i ber of the North Dakota Board of} Was named | commander, { Mandan, ¢. F. Taylor of Warren, Ml} will make you Sister, Mrs. D. L, Roberts, who spent | é | Regents, died in a Fargo hospital at! — jr ‘fat of the Armour Co,, Rey several weeks in the city last sum-| When Pa ain't looking the rais ,{noon, He underwent an operation /FOLEY PILLS REACHED 0‘ Baind, Rotarian of Dickinson, Jason iaatramArInCHL NEIRPE EET cramDOnTer Just fly— the “TalsiN§ for a stomach ailment a week aK0. THE SORE SPOT EF. Wait, and Mis. entry Duenelind | MOre thankiu Colo., is also visiting at the Roberts | Into my mouth; and bye and bye | Mr Power was prominently known | Mrs. Ellen Reighard, South Fork, who kindly officiated at the pisna HORS TAL familly A <. | Pin caught by Ma and then se rth Dakota, He was a member Pa., writes: “I had been sufferin ean Squires, who is to speak at hanes naling Zamily. reUnloN por ia een dull! Hell th ike fala ee of the board of regents several years|with nly kidneys and nothing seemed, the athe d Song Banquet thi than a dozen - pee Hee | SRO, serving for sometime and he to touch th ching spot until TF pro- | spoke briefly mentionin his | Dont wait : BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL |! told Ma’ J was hungry for turkey ndidate for delegate to the Re-j cured FOLEY PILLS, with wonderful | 27 years of work at the University | RWONENSHERT ni Gnd’ ples | publican national election in the-elec-| results.” FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic) and the greatness and future of the] (UE eys— Hits like these ‘The Business and Professional | She looked ut me and then her eye | tion of last March. He also {stimulant for the kidh andj State Women held their regular meeting | Rested on a castor oil bottle close by | consid as a prospect for ap-} thoroughly flush and c kids] Dr. Harry Brandes pave ao short ‘ last eveningpat the Gib roots. ‘The —pree! | pointment to the position of head of | neys and help to eliminate poisonous’ talk on “EE as Applied To The ” go ui a eee ne ae eons arae | Such stuff to give boss after tur-| the Minneapolis | Federal Reserve| waste matter. Try a bottle today and, Medical Profession, He read por SRIUGESISEOANIETMELIB UIE. deaal Reyeandl aie: : Bank, following the death of Johnjyou will be well pleased with the! tions of the “Oath of Hippocrates RED SEAL RECORDS esti a dete 1 Me Rich, being closely connected with! relief obtained. The use of FOLEY|the Greek father of medicine, whe | Served at the close of the evening, | But then all those good things are | Several of the prominent advisers of | PILLS increases kidney activity higc art 400! years before| ‘ se e rs wert ; President Coolidge. Adv “iM el Vor Purisima: UNITED IN MARRIAGE Who knows—I would have to hold |, Mt. Power in his farm work and) 000 -——~——— (These Flowers So Pur a exaall ; Josephine Lehie Se SINEE my nose, {in his business apart from farming NOTICE | Spe api) and Fred August Fichhorn of Drake| Shut my eves real tight and—say | had taken a keen interest im the We) 1) noe experiment. To buy | ge I Foie serolunitedl nGnBEFIEPeIny Ravan’) | Here: Rese=-Mals” cuxtor “oil yattie | Vucmmene of farm (lite and) biel Bey, Riana ee caiepee ais | "aters THe FOOT WELL cae wong) (Schumann) Postlethwaite last evening at the) %"4 Johnnie's woes.” rie Men’s club, an active organiza-|Beulah Coal is winter wis-| R. E. BONHAM ames @) (Schumann) Presbyterian Menge at 7/o'clock. They tion in his home section stands as{qdom. Wachter Transfer Co. -TOMET D3 at 7 o'clock, They OPTOME will make their home on a farm near Drake. TO SPEND THANKSGIVING AT 5 MENOKEN Irving Funston, who is attending high school in this city left today to spend Thanksgiving at his home at Menoken. h LEAVES FOR GRAND FORKS Miss Myrtle Leet, of the State ts RECEIVE MARRIAGE LIC Miss Margaret Massey of and George Casper of Bismarck cured a marriage license today Farge. in AT THE CAPITOL b Variety is the spice of life, und|a it is also the secret of success in|n making good motion pictures. Many insist upon making the same line of pictures and using the same kinds of, characterizations. They never change because they feel the public is used to seeing them in a certain type of picture. Such is not the case, however, with Harold Lloyd, whose lat Pathe-comedy, “Girl Sh: i seen this week at the Capitol thea- tre. Harold has fortunately discov- ered that “mixing them up a bit” the secret of suce He has is never made two comedi even re- motely alike, his big He has jumped from small town sit- uations to a South American revo- lution, from portraying a doctor to a ribbon clerk. Now in his latest, he has again striven for something different from anything he has ever made. He is seen in “Girl Shy” in an entirely novel characterization, a> a bashful small town boy who is an apprentice to his uncle, a tailor. He makes a secret study of girls, although not a very urate one, and the more he studies them, the more he fears the He has tried in “Girl Shy” to pre- sent a character who will instantly win the sympathy of his audience through his humanness. A really dramatic story has been buil! ound this central figure of the bey and nothing has been sacrificed to make the picture true to life in every Martha Jaeger, Beu-|! “an in “Why Worry?” small detail. And it is attention to detail that helps largely to make the Lloyd Pathe comedies the big hits that they are. The cast of “Girl Shy” includes Ralston, who plays opposite She made a big hit in her 1 appearance with the comedi- which resulted in her being signed by Lloyd to a long term contract. Her excellent work in “Girl Shy” is said to be one; of the contributing factors in its/ success, Others in the cast are Richard Daniels, who plays the role of Llioyd’s uncle in the film, and Carlton Griffin, playing the part of a wealthy young idler. Fred New- meyer and Sam Taylor, who co-di- rected “Why Worry?” also wielded the megaphone on this new mirth provoker, which was taken from a story by Taylor, Ted Wilde and Tim Whelan. THE ELTINGE From gingham to gorgeous gowns, from a dingy boarding house on the} Brooklyn waterfront to a palatial villa on Lake Como, Italy—and how you'll love Bebe as pretty Adele Clark! “Dangerous Money” brings itall to the screen at the Eltinge Theatre Thursday. The picture is an adapta- tion by Julie Herne of the popular novel, “Clark’s Field.” It tells of a poor, though unusually pretty young irl, who opens her eyes one morn- ing to find herself heiress to more money than she ever even dared believe there was in the entire world, Bebe does the natural thing—gets away from the boarding house and everything connected with it as quickly as possible, outfits herself in raiment befitting a queen and hies herself abroad to acquire that “Old World culture.” But what becomes of romance: in the meantime? It has just begun, thinks Bebe, for money can buy any- thing—even love and happiness. But What development of her false economy expenditures state cl stars. fall into a rut because they j and Reginald § resented the senior class in talk of welcome to the board mem- bers. Beulah Coal dom. Phones 62 and 63. Dance at Patterson’s Nov. 27th. DEVELOPMENT OF RESOURCES IS HELD NEED D., kota on Unive: a North I Nov. 26. pds the sources to put feet and not the cutting Gover- her again on her of seriously for education, nor-elect A. Treasurer's office, will leave this : in evening for Grand Forks, where she |44ressing a convocation of all uni- willl gana TRANMSgiviie with \her 1, students and faculty mem- patente: bers in the mory building. atanen _ wT was ert ed upon learn ENTER TAINOAG. DINNER ing of the defeat of the Gund Mr. and Mra. W, F. Jones, 11 |¥illL” Mr. Sortie said, “for it Fitth Street, entertained last’ eve- |P!ce to begin economy by crippling ning at dinner at which covers for |the educational institutions of the aight weromlatds state. North Dakota is a great state and by building up a faith in the «by developing her resour- an North Dakota take her htful place in the minds of her itizenry and citizens of — other states.” H My Sorlie spoke at this time as a member of the state budget board, which is | CITY NEWS i| time —_—____—_—_——_——® } | ing the eampus at this in with the — state board of fidministration. Other mem- pers of the budget board spoke and ad- ulso members of the board of ministration, President Kane spoke erning the university rt, briefly con- enrollment, of Minot, rep- au short NOTICE Do not experiment. To buy is winter wis- Wachter Transfer Co. Don’t forget tI the Firemen’s Hall, Electric ‘Cookery. ta Better Cookery. There are twenty- five to thirty dif- ferent grades of cocoa beans, but Baker’s Cocoa is made of high- grade beans only. That is one better. Walter Baker& Co.Ltd. ESTABLISHED 1760 DorchesterMass. Montreal.Can BOOKLET OF CHOICE RECIPCS CENT FREE NOTICE If the parties vies that stole the army blanket and tools out of the Dodge car at St. Mary’s School Tuesday evening don’t return them the school before this even- ing they will be prose- cuted as they were seen and are known. reason why it is | a monument to him, its work in the promotion of community and neigh- rhood life being one of the most Phones 62 and 63. Don’t forget the Firemen’s Dance at Patterson’s Hall. | Nov. 27th. > successful undertakings of its kind in the state. Mr. Power was born in St. Paul 53 ago, his father ‘being Joseph ame into North Dakota in the early days. He was land com- missioner for the Northern Pacif lroad and it was while in that ¢ pacity that the elder Power selected the farm land: that “Allien” Power, as he was widely known, had made (his home ever since, coming to this state und which he has operated since the death of ‘his father. The elder Power also was president of Dyspepsia is but a hazy memory to all those high livers who learned how to eat heartily of all the good things of the table by following meals with STUART'S Dyspepsia Tablets iShe Was Weak, Thin and Nervous — No more gassiness, sour risings, heart- The greatest strength-giver and || bur loginess neers pos other each dis- j producer of good healthy flesh is !Cod Liver Oil, It’s full of vit- nik Ukd care ba ee ae ee fried es omons, sausage | mines, and buckw! these tablets always But it’s nasty stuff—ill-smelting | | save you from ditrem because the tive thestomach the alkaline effect as in Test the stomach by aiding digestion. AT ALL DRUGGISTS and hard to take, and usually upsets (the stomach. Thank goodness! we don’t have to Stoke it from the bottle any more, for now any drugstore and all drug gists are selling McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets, sugar-coated and easy to ta dy, so that you as an get the re; Cod Liver Oil in ‘ondensed form and get just the DOCTOR same results as with the horrible smelling liquid. M E BOLTON Men and women, weak, thin and oe ase nervous, are urged to put on weight , RRR ae taeen cust; oimenTeny caraal Osteopath strength with these wonderful tab- lets. Specialist in One woman gained 15 pounds in ; five weeks and that’s going fast | } ebieed enough for anyone, e. Only 60 cents for 60 tablets, and} eases if they don’t put five pounds of flesh | Telephone 240 on any thin person in thirty days— why, money back and no quibbling 119144—4th St. about it, either. : et McCoy's, the original and Bismarck, genuine Cod er Oil Tablet.” Sold by Finney Drug Co., Cowan Drug Co, and A. P. Lenhart Drug Co.—Adv. BISMARCK,N.DAK. OIAMONDS.“JEWELRY Diamonds For Christmas The Christmas spirit finds its fullest expression in the Gift of a diamond. We just bought at private sale for cash, a number of The shops will soon be full of Christmas things that anyone can buy. But there is one gift that only you can give -YOUR PHOTOGRAPH. Like the shops our studio fine absolutely perfect dia- is terribly rushed j 5 a s 3 \s just monds, much below peer before Christmas. That lar market prices, diamond buyers will com- pare our prices with those sold even in larger cities, we know we will have no diffi- culty selling you a stone, as we are giving our customers the benefit. Our showing of diamond set jewelry surpasses any- thing this store h in years, and you will find cur experience in buying this cla of merchandise really counts for something. is why we suggest that you sit for your Chris- mas portraits early. The Butler Studio 311% Main St. Phone Bismarck 249 925 F. A. KNOWLES Jeweler—Bismarck did CB FINISH YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER WITH A PLATE OF Nesselrode Pudding Pint and Quart Bricks and in Bulk. Delivered. : Finney’s Fountain —Phone 9—— Member N. Eyes Ex DD. State Board of Optometry xamined Glasses BONHAM BROTHERS Fitted | TOMORROW —November 2 Having been set aside by our President and our Governor as a day for NATION- AL THANKSGIVING, this store will be closed all day. - We are truly thankful to the Giver of all Good Gifts for the blessings enjoyed during the past year, and feel deeply grateful to all our friends and patrons for their generous support. During through the this Thanksgiving Week, courtesy of Lanpher, Skin- ner & Co. of St. Paul, we have on display an original oil painting by Thomas Webb, one of the foremost fashion artists of New York. Do not fail to see this $1000 painting in our window or to inspect our assortment of Lanpher Over- coats. A Teacher’s Job would be lighter and brighter if boys and girls were properly fed at home. 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