The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 20, 1924, Page 5

o ee vd —s ‘SATURDAY, DECEMBER. 20, 1924° Teachers of City Schools Leave ’ On Vacations The teachers of the high school and grade schools, owing to the two weeks vacation being given this year, are spending their Christmas holi- days in their respective home towns. The High School teachers who are leaving are: Miss Cecile Baldwin, Lincoln, Neb.; Miss Marion Lesher, St. Paul, Minn.; L. C. Sorlien, Bode, Jowa; Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bubli Grand Forks, N. D.; Mrs Edick, Wishek Marjor Epswich, S. D., Miss V and Miss Irene Robertson, Minot; Miss Lucile Allen, Braddock; Miss Carol McClure, Dickinson; M Helen Collins, Minneapolis, Minn. The teachers of the Junior High and the Will School who are leavi are: Miss Esther Maxwe' Sara Andrews, Washburn; garet Dinneen, Lindon, W vivia Haberman, Bemidj Miss Grace Matchie, Jamestown. Those teachers of the W Moore School who are leaving are: Miss Lulu Hallberg, St. Cloud, Minn.; Miss Edna and Miss Ruth Halvorson, Lisbon; Miss Isabell Campbell, Mandan; Miss Eva Haber- man, Bemidji, Minn. The teachers of the Richholt who are leaving are: Miss Grace Hand, Valley City; Miss Esther Winter, Hillsboro, Minn; Miss Floy Vetter, Minneapolis, Minn., and Miss Agnes Boyle, Miss Blanche Huber, Miss Ruth Rowley and Miss Sara Morris will remain in the city ovet:the hol- idays. The principals of the, Ronse- velt. und Wachter schools left yes- terday also several of the other members of the teaching staff. ENTERTAINS CONCERT BAND AT THEATRE PARTY Following a rehearsal of the Juve- nile Concert Band last evening L. C. Sorlien, director of the band, enter- tained the members of the band at a theatre party at the Eltinge Thea- tre to see “Captain Blood.” After the performance, the young people were taken to Hoffman’s, where they were served refreshments. TO SPEND CHRISTMAS IN MINN- 5 EAPOLIS Mrs. P. H. Throdahl of Glendive, Mont., formerly of this city, passed through here last evening on her way to Minneapolis, Minn., to spend the Christmas holidays. © Mr. Throdahl met her here and accompanied her there. Mrs. Throdah] will stop here on her return to the coast. Give Your Christmas Dollars A Square Deal Comparison is the Test we Invite. | pW mat € pe, aN Be = Diamonds - of Quality in all the latest styles of White and Green Gold and Platinum mountings. FO Ne 9 Oy ad GRUEN, BULOVA, ELGIN and HAFIS WATCHES There are years of satisfaction ahead oi the time pieces we sell. Gifts For The Kiddies, Our selection of Gifts for the young people is very complete .and pricés, are right.” BONHAM N, 7 The Weather Fair and continued cold tonight and Sunday. WARM GLOVES FOR —o— Bergeson’s .|home from Si “j}marck today. ¢—_________ CITY NEWS ae | Is Taipeaetag From Ines Mr. Meinover, instead of Mr: Meinover, is reported to be recover- NORA FAUCHALD TO ing from a recent illness. BE MARRIED : — ‘auchald of Minnea- Contracts Let Minot residents, | The city school board has let the} Torna announced that the wedding of their! contract for placing fire escapes on daughter, Miss Nora Fauehald, and|the William Moore school to the Polis, George S. Morgan, of Toledo, Ohio, itl take place at the Fauchald home, y y 2, with Rev. T, F. lixson, pastor of the First Luth- | n church of Minot, officiating, uchild is well known here, + | Bismarck Construction Company. Bismarck Hospital Admitted to the Bismarck hospital ‘for treatment: having sang here during the Rotary i wittivme Wrboo Men ge convention. She has been appearing | thn, Carson ei Hebe band us soloist the past)” pischarged: Walter MeVey, Jty | Baal i S..D.; H. Lindbeck, Wer- gun is director of music at} Mrs, John Rudolph, Wishek; Institute at Watertown. |rieanor Hurr, Sterling; Hulda | iSchimke, Harvey; Mrs. N. B. Erland- | son, Almont. | TUDENTS HERE FOR HOLIDAYS| tudents from Bismarck who are | tiending Jamestown College andj who returned terday to spend the Christmas: Holidays here, are, Mel- ba Whittemore, neis Wanner, |[Master Vincent Huntsalong, trate and Louise Hub IWwoods; Miss Grace Farr, Manda e returning from Valley City | yrs, W. J. Sullivan, Mandan; Miss | are Miss Charlotte Upham and Miss \Katherine Weisenburger, city; Robt. Dorothy Huber. {Prentice, Wilton; Mr. G. E, Win- Those returning from the Univer-j greene, ‘city; Albert. Turk, Wood. yesterday were William Nuessle,|worth, Maurice Diehl, Catherine Goddard,|” pischarged: Bruce Murphy and Earl Benser, with | ton quite a few expected today. More of |} the students sre returning among those expected being Clara Sp nd Miss Genevieve St. Alexius Hospital Admitted to the Alexius pital for treatment Miss Clarice Clemons, | hos- | Anton Hoff, Richard- Anna Schneider, Golden Val- Mrs, Alben Mitzel, Napoleon; Hatzenbuchler, Fort. Rice; Weydahl, Killdeer; Frances ity; Mrs. John Keroff, 1 Ae Carson. poleon; Jacob Eisenbeis, Beulah; sate Tuhy, Dickinson; Mrs. Prank Ti ARRIVE HOME FROM SCHOOL olin,” Kintyre; i Miss Margaret Clifford arrived | neck, Ashle: Jos Mrs. Ben Meier, Napole- H. A. Freeman, Woodworth. : Mrs, 0. T. Anderson, baby Joseph, Minnesota, and Paul and Stephen Clifford arrived home from Benedict's college, St. | Napoleo M Campion College, Wisconsin, where y; Mrs. L, A. Buretta, baby they ure taking high school work, | boy, city. ‘0 spend the holidays with their see SS » Mr. and Mrs. S, S, Clifford, th street. KEEP LID TIGHT Keep the lid down tight on the pot IN CITY TODAY in which you are cooking dumplings. ea | | ‘|things which ed by Edward J. LeSa Andrew E. Sauer of Hillside Dairy Farm, near Washburn, was in Bis- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | BUYING FISH Give your children a good | | At The Movies |) When you buy fish select those’ musical education as an Xmas ¢————__# Firm in flesh with sti fins, briRG recent and arrange same, OGHOSy compete rete: | ees \with the Music School. Bis- production containing an all-star) Have your “clothes dry-| Lmarek, N. D. Phone 1017. cast, ‘comes to the Capitol Theatre | cleaned, pressed and repaired | 611-1st St. Reasonable rates. a Ne Ee dune Fh for Xmas. City Cleaners & - ' \ Dyers. Phone 770. Have a few pieces of hand : ——— imade reed baskets, etc., left Te aunt nee pa ee Silk shirts from Klein’s| which I will sell at reduced | forms the theme of the Toggery represent a most; prices. 600 Ave. D. Phone) x modest s a country find themsely lions. Their girl, 1 pursuit the you }lieve © up happines: a of strong situ; mptation” is the ore Coffee, u screen author sible most © some of tho successes nint THE ELTINGE “The Narrow Street” the novel bh. formanc ane, the ime a humo! and moustache. As a charming contr: Devore imbues her cha ccentric of the mysterious woman, with win some mischievousness that is very | To serve our old and new customers in our appealing. ¢ The — supporting includes New Location mpson, » Short, ried clerk and acceptable gift. uddenly n of mi! ter those people be- work of Len- respon, season's fore nd was direct adapted fr@m win Bateman Morris, morrow and splendid per in the role of Simon Hald bachelor, present- us appearance in glasses Dorothy | acterization and othérs. 411. in Announcement John Danabash formerly of the Sweet Shop. | whic will be seen at the — Eltin, announces Th Mond: and Tues i ehange from the usual ment offered movie patro: esis it still avoids the Th N nd tumble stuff, From start e ew ish, the question of who the ru is and where = she Y icl concerns | s aspect of | dof a girl | Located opposite the McKenzie Hotel in the Laskin Block. WE WILL BE READY MONDAY, DEC. 22ND. LEAVES FOR FARGO | Miss Inez Ronice, who has been} employed at the Bank of North Da- kota for four resigned her position and is lea: ing for Far- go. PREVENTS CURDLING Add a pinch of soda to the tomato before combining with the milk for} tomato bisque and the mixture will not curdle. “THE STUDIO” A “select” Commerc Schoo} for “select” students. 1 as Building, i AMERICAN SECRETARIS Six full) Commercia Study. The very pest and latest in equipment. The closest personal care and attention. The most di- rect and intensive instruction. Tie Cleanest, best heated, best lighted, and most convenient location i the Capital City. The most reas able rates for tuition, “Prof.” R. E. PHO) Louis Mauer, Assistant. Wire, Write, or Phone for mation. Principal, infor- Plant or CHRISTMAS TIDINGS By Berwald Cantata by Presbyterian Quartette At Presbyterian Church Sunday Evening, Dec. 21, at 7:30. THE PROPHECY BARITONE SOLO. The. Lord 319-3rd St. FLOR thy God THE FULFILME OF THE PROPHE ——OPEN QUARTETTE. Blessed night SOPRANO SOLO: And fere were Shepherds TENOR SOLO. Be not atrald . Merry Christmas WITH A “WILL” Bouquet Try out Christmas Gift Box of Cut Flowers Plants from 75e up. Every Sort of Christmas Decoration: OSCAR H. WILL & CO. $3.50 each. Phone 784 We can deliver Flowers any time, anywhere, through the TELEGRAPH DELIVERY ASSOCIATION. EVENINGS——— THE TWO BEST PLACES TO EAT— HOME AND THE PANTAGES. | | | | | Tem. ||| | | | | | | j % Did you of the m: ver stop to consider any one ny wonderful pate which com- he spinal columr wnatomi ‘9 compactly buill, J 5 range of motement limite. c only by our own negligence or abuse, So strong that the muscles at- tached thereto are capable of tremens- our contraction. So pliant’ vhat— the weight of our bodies comes in constant contact with hard street surfaces with- out the least jar or strain. Truly won derful; and the most wonderful of ali i that the central portion of this column the twenty hoo spinal column consists of thirty-taree bones. of x remain movable in normal adult life. From hetwe rebro-spinal nerves, are given off, and it will be cl ent that if the spa hetween any two of the: se bones ed from cause, t nerves issuing ther om must be interferred with. Such is t is of Chiropractic philosophy and the reason way Chirop tors are mecting suc oh marvelous results in the resto: health Consultation and Spinal Ana Free. X-RAY LABORATORY. DR. R. S. ENGE Chiropractor. Lucas Block. Bismarck, N. QUARTETTE. Glory to God in athe Highest. - 3... wt awake! BARITONE SOLO, TRIO, ‘AND TENOR RECITATIVE. , And it came to pass . . . |. SOPRANO SOIO. Immanuel, Beloved Name . BARITONE RECITATIVE AND QUARTETTE. And haying, seen it . . . . ALTO SOLO AND QUARTETTE, Lord, Thy Mercy, oe, com- passion. . QUARTETTE. Shout the lad tidings. nihe Soprano—Mrs. Frank Barnes. Alto—Mrs. Herman Scheffer. Tenor—Mr. Henry Halverson. Baritone—Mr. George Humph- reys, : Organist—Mrs. R. E. Morris. DR.M.E.BOLTON Osteopathic Physician 119% 4th St. Phone 240 BISMARCK, N. D. . Kodak Finishing By Professionals The ART FOTO CO. Mandan, -"'- N. Dak. Atwartea Kerr Sets we sell stsy sold— we see to i that that each ATWATER KENT RADIO THINK OF WHAT IS BACK OF IT they sre correctly aceeatae LOOK WHAT'S IN SANTA’S BAG! Such a present is wel- comed by everyone, man. woman or child. It be- comes more valuable every day because it is constantly accumulating interest. A gift of a Savings Account in this Bank always is appre- ciated. Open one for those near or dear to you. First National Bank “THE PIONEER BAN forms a channel wherein the spinai cord, or elongation of the brain, i tected from injury, id atlso with a seri of distributing center: from which the wital nerve force is « tched to all parts ¢ tae body. one on either sid LADY ATTENDANT. en ue he he ros D. POOL OCO LTO L LEDS TILED ELISEO IOSILEIOOLEOLELOL OOD D DEE LOLEDLOLDOODE IDOE DRED LODE D. POOOC ELE LE ELLE DELILLIIDLEILEI OSI OD ODE DOLODLE DOL ODOODLOUDDILELOOOE DODO LOL OOD BOLLE. C All outdoors invites your Christmas Kodak Kadaks $0.50 up. \t our Store WHY NOT AN ENLARGEMENT FOR THAT + pr NT. “Married, not Hire said Aunt Julia, “that’s a difference a lot of women don’t seem to appreciate. They give their husbands speckless houses and home cooking—and both are mighty im- portant, I'll admit. A man can hire a woman to keep his house — but it’s the woman he marries that makes it a home. When he comes home he wants his wife to sit on the arm of his chair and tell him what a wonder he is and how if true worth were recognized he’d be the head of the firm this minute. That’s what he wants from his wife—something the best house- keeper could never give.” Pai hee Haar okt In order to follow Aunt Julia’s directions for being the kind of wife men want, you need to be fresh and charming at the end of the day. And certainly you’ll never be tired out from washday labor if you let us attend to your weekly wash. We do good work at fair prices—and the hours we save you will help you to be more than a hopsekeeper. THE CAPITAL LAUNDRY PHONE 684 ‘Send 2 J