The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 4, 1925, Page 5

) SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1925 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE FIVi cided to change the name from tl Perry Furniture Company to tl Bowman Furniture Compahy. Furth announcements will be made soon, 2nd ¢ ouser—Ist | Gri Roosevelt School Bertha Hu i My Latest From Paris Pierre Gendron, Edward ‘Earle, /Clar- issa Selwyne and Ben Deely. The ure was directed by Tod Brown- It comes to the Capitol Thea- CHANGE NAME OF TEACHERS SIGN D.A. R. Meeting Hears Original Cowboy Songs At the regular meeting yesterday afternoon of the Minishoshe Chapter of the D, A. R. in the Rotary Room at the McKenzie Hotel, Mrs. R. W. Shinners entertained by singing an interesting group of original cowboy songs employed at roundup time by western ranchers to quiet the cattle. A feature of the business of the day was the voting of the annual contribution of the chapter to a International College at Springfield, Mass., where educated foreigners are trained in Americanization work. In connection with the plan to mark historic Burleigh County sites, while no official action was taken at yesterday's meeting, instructions were given the Committee on His- toric Sites, of which Mrs. Phillip J. Meyer is chairman, and Mrs. W. S. Stratton, secretary, to investigate prices of bronze markers. The grave of the Indian scout, Chaska, will probably be the first site to be marked by the Minishoshe Chapter. OBSERVE PAST EXALTED RULERS. NIGHT Three hundred Elks were in at- tendance last evening at Patterson Hall for the observation of Past Exalted Rulers Night. ‘Commencing with a carnival and parade headed by the Dynamiters-Candidates Elks Band of Mandan, and a concert in front of the Elks Home and Patter- son Hall, three ten round boxing bouts were put on at the latter * hall. New Bismarck lodge officers were then installed, Past District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler L. H. Connelly of Mandan, being in charge. With Alex Rosen presiding, the initiation of sixteen candidates by the Past Exalted Rulers followed, the Mandan team putting on the work for the second section. Refreshments were served follow- ing the initiation, at the Elks home. HERE FOR WEEKEND Miss Mary Oshanyk of Wilton is in town to spend the weekend with s Theresa Rose of Langdon who has been teaching out of Hebron during the past year, and will return home shortly following the close of school this week. Miss Rose plans to spend a week in Fargo before re- turning to Langdon. At Bridge Yesterday Mrs, Edward B, Cox entertained at bridge yesterday afternoon at her home on West Thayer Street. Three tables were in play, honors being won by Mrs. Benton Baker and Mrs. Frayne Baker. Refreshments were served at the close of play. Vascs of jonquils decorated.the room and tables. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Gordon Cox. Mrs. George Valker of Minot, house guest of Mrs. Earl Draper, was an out-of-town guest. | TO BE MARRIED SOON Miss Jeannette Bourden, who has been teaching at the Bismarck Busi- ness College, left this morning for Minneapolis where she will be mar- ried on April 20 to Sherman D. Cox., They plan to make their home in Knoxville, Tern. : LEFT FOR’ YORK J. E. McCarty, lawyer at York, N. D., who stopped off here yesterday on his way home from _ Billings, Mont., left for home this mogning. VISITING FROM MINOT Mrs. George Valker of Minot with her baby son, John, have been house guests since Wednesday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Earl Draper. RECOVERED The Rev. Walter E. Vater who un- derwent an operation at the hospital a week ago, has fully recovered and will occupy the pulpit tomorrow. VISITING HERE Miss Nellie Ashburry, who is a student at -the Agricultural College, is a guest of her sister, Mrs. K. R. Jackson, 922 7th Street. : PATIENT AT HOSPITAL Mrs, Leo de Rochford, who has been a patient at St. Alexius hos- pital since yesterday, is reported progressing nicely. BORN; APRIL 1 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Bert H. Kor- upp of 1311 Rosser Street, a girl on April’ 1. HERE FROM THE COAST Wallace Malchert visited today at the home of R. D, Corwin, enroute from the coast to his home in Haz- elton. re Monday for a run of only two days. ELTINGE THEATRE | One of the most successful com- . ledies of the stage has been brought to the streen with Viola Dana, Theodore Roberts - and Raymond Griffith in the leading roles—“Forty | Winks,” from the stage success, “Lord Chumley,” and comes to the Eltinge {Theatre for Monday and Tuesday. |. The plot, while highly dramatic, furnishes one big laugh after an- other. In the story fortification ; plans are stolen from the office safe of a young naval lieutenant. The | theft is engineered by an attorney {through a beautiful Oriental gir! j He tells the boy’s sister that he is Jin a position to buy back the plans and save her brother's name but that it would look .better if he did so as a member of the family, She promises to marry him if he recovers the papers. | The real comedy and punch in the story is furnished by Lord Chumle: an insipid “Johnny” type of Eng! man. He's in love with the girl. ,, The climax occurs on a naval target out on the Atlantic ocean with the battle flect blasting away at target practice with their biz guns. nish thrills gdlore and some of the richest comedy ever brought to the screen. PRESBYTERIANS CALL TO PULPIT | REV. P. WRIGHT At the annual meeting of the First sbyterian Chureh held last Thurs- ening in the chapel, the con- ation unanimously voted to ex yea to the Rev. Paul S, Wright rosby, N, D., to occupy the pul- Feb. ruary 1. Mr. Wright is expected to take up his duties here shortly after fer, tend of C pit which has been vacant sine Here is one of the latest frocks he new minister is a graduate of from Paris. It is crepe meteor,|Worchester College, Worchester, beige shade, and trimmed with os-| Ohio, and of the McCormick Theolo- trich feathers. gical Seminary at Chicago, For the past four years he has held the ——__________-» | At The Movies AT THE CAPITOL An interesting and unusual crets of. a woman's soul, is’ * Dangerous Flirt,” first of’ the lyn Brent series of dram being produced by F. B Ev nas which are 0 ty pic ture, which hares the innermost se- starring Presbyterian pastorate ut Crosby. Other business » occupying the !| meeting, which was well attended, i] was the’ election of elders, -trustees, and deaconesses for the ing year. A potluck per supplied by the Ladies Aid Society preceded the meeting. e cen a . -| Strawberry and Chocolate Ice Cream, also Vanilla Ice “Forty Winks” is claimed to fur-| “ CONTRACTS FOR NEXT YEAR Most of the contracts of Bismarck z for the next school have been signed, accord: to the following list compiled by of the remaining | sis still under ad-{ tentati visement, High School Roy Neff—Manual Trai Mildred Huff Dorothy Dakin- Mizabeth Jones . Sorlien--His Margery Morris—Domestic Gordon D, Brown——Chemist Rorghild Dahl- Irene Robertson s. Juanita Edick Ww Moore Gilliland nne_ Rodewald Isabel Edna Ruth Halver: Lavina Regi Will Se rie Huber--F Hlorence Jones. de Evarts bth G ith G Bed Prineipa ij ah Morris her Winter Wachter Dora Wallen. —Prin Jeannette Myhre and 3rd ath | pra Judith Rue Maude Schroede: MH. 0. Esther Regular meeting Bismarck Lodge No. 5, A. F. & A. M., Monday evening at‘8:00 p. m. it of Schools if, O.| Work in F. C. Degree. “THE STUDIO” Iucas Building Phone 12t BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOT ‘Teachers and Stenographi ching a ni “mile and twelv: Secretar work ha fession beaten half"; better months in, the working condit chances for adv rement an nent positions; —creden good in every state in th Unien. We have plenty of where students can work board and room and in additio receive from $5.00 to $10.00 month for spending This would reduce expenses t a minimum. We are teachers fo: MONTHS COURSE, A number that hav taken this course wre now hold ing fine positions, Write or call on us for infor mation, Our terms are ver) reasonable, “PROB Re ES JACK, Principia far place ready enrolli our Matinee Every Day’ At TONIGI — Saturday better better for money. FOUR SECRETARIAL FURNITURE CO. At a recent meeting of the stock- lholders and board of directors of Perry Furniture Company, it was de- is reported. Electric Cookery Is Better Cookery. | A greenhouses for our ¢ | ness. d a co n a 0 no admittance fee. rs y HOSKINS-MEYER Spring Flower Show To keep that wonderful display of Easter Flowers in their riot of colors through the rainbow at our yes alone would be selfish- PALM SUNDAY We invite all of you to come and feast with us. Our greenhouses on Ave. D. and 4th Street wilt be open until six o’clock for your inspection. We are putting on this show and—there will be BE SURE AND COME. HOSKINS-MEYER Capital Laundry Dry Cleaning LEFT FOR HAMILTON, ONT. Mrs. J. J. MacLeod left on No. 4 last evening for Hamilton, Ontario, where she will attend the golden wedding anniversary of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Begg. Mrs. Cream in 3° layer bricks. Modern Dairy. this brilliant young ess. ‘The story is a remarkable painting of a girl who has been raised by a prim prigish maiden aunt to value “what people say” above anything else in the world, and on her wedding night COLLEEN MOORE —in— Does Perfect Work Mrs. H. C. Upham left this morn- ing for Fargo, where she will spend the weekend visiting friends. LEFT FOR ST. PAUL dil) MacLeod. expects to be gone threo weeks. Miss Mary Ingram left this morn-| husband to believe he “not the — rec ing for St. Paul. She expects to go] right man.” He leaves for South ALM Sunday Fissiteeeh (Ser tedteaimnoed RETURN FROM PAXTON, 8. D. | to Scotland in June. America, and the girl, after a tre- Easter — the fash- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stitzer and son have returned from Paxton, S. D., where they were called by the illness of Mr. Stitzer's mother who| meeting on Monday evening at Odd|man she now knows she loves. Their |, Will be well-groomed It will help you to be punctual. died on March 22. Mr. and Mrs. Stit-| Fellows Hall. experiences in the southern conti- men in the throng, fault- zer were away about a month. nent are thrilling in. the extreme =a HOME FOR EASTER VACATION Miss Florence Homan, who is a student at St. Catherine's College in St. Paul, returned home: today to spend tne Easter vacation. aR KL its ved. 15 J: r : odin Hy Allensworth of Brittin is in ref be wearing Kuppenhei- BULOVA Movement $28° _in. | CITY NEWS [| SS ea NP ee a | mer Good Clothes. Other BuLova Watches, $25 sp. " 3 Purchase New Organ | POET'S CORNER || PA ! Bonham Forty inks Soiled and worn garments look as The new organ has been installed, in the St. George's Episcopal church} and will be used for the first time on Palm Sunday, The organ is an Estey Brattleboro Vermont make and was purchased through the Music Shop, P. W. Chubb, Proprietor. Bismarck Hospital Admitted to the Bismarck hospital for treatment: Mrs. Arthur Lorenz, Hebron; o. ROYAL NEIGHBORS TO MEET The Royal Neighbors will hold a LEFT FOR FARGO Mrs. J. Stirling left this morning on a week's visit in Fargo and Minnesota. HERE FROM BRITT! —————-—-———_ 4 EASTER MORNING Hallelujah! Christ arose today! | From sin’s sepulchre He paved a way, A stone from my heart is rolled away. Christ arose today! Chorus: Sing, hallelujah, Sing hallelujah! A stone from my heart is her prudish fears of love cause her mendous dramatic scene with aunt in which she ac and their hair-breadth escapes many. Supporting Miss Brent is cast of capable players BISMARCK,N.DAK. DIAMONDS.""JEWELRY DIAMOND RINGS Made by a leading New York house who special- ize in diamond rings alone’ and for whom we are exclusive agents, we her uses the latter of being entirely at fault, follows th are including ion parade! There 0 lessly attired, at ease in their clothes. Those who make an investment in yood appearance will. a Holt and Johnsrud Fine Men's Wear. 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Osteopathic Physician 119% 4th St, Bismarck, N. D. The Door , to Happiness | is the entrance to a home built with quality lumber. By giving exceptional service and the best building, let us show you PHONE 94 ; in quality at reasonable prices, we are building a business that we are proud of. If you contemplate “the doot to happiness.” Runyan Lumber. Co. NINTH & FRONT STS. CROCCO —____15 9 DOGO? DR. M. E. BOLTON |} Telephone 240 Just the thing for children, and wagons. A very 85c | Strong, well made, disk * wheels, rubber tires on the carts Children’s Wagons, Velocipedes, Scooters, Wheelbarrows, Doll Carts, Etc. } The largest showing ever made in Bismarck. Scooters A real special value at $2.25 Wagons Wagons (like cut) rubber tires—- \, disk wheels, 34 inches long. Our price $1.69. COASTER WAGONS WHEELBARROWS the smaller special price \ Coaster Wagons both wood and steel body — a complete life of both Gendron and Bawman Co. coaster wagons at special prices. 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