The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 5, 1925, Page 5

FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1925 : THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE FIVE HOME FOR VACATION e ver; Mrs. Wi ’ Bay the ane ; a e Wednesday evening from Grand ai « Agnes Pesch, city, Mrs.| Jumping from an automobile to a cially priced at $14.95 and IS ocial an ersonal ACUTE on ene eer ee a 3. °4. Peterson, | Hazelton: Emily | sunaway chorse;, leaping out of a] $18.50. Bismarck Cloak Shop.| © CORRECT COOKERY aes John Engdahl of Baldwin was in bree llth aS erence ne window to the back of a spirit-|'The Popular Priced Store. vot . MOTOR TO DENVER the city yesterday on business: hertson, Stanton; Mrs. R.| Nicoloy,| ed horse and numerous incidents just . =— ate and Misi in W. Metaan ate|!" : Aptis Lark; Ferdinand Manske, Mercer. “| as breath-taking are child's play for 7 é rs S|on their way to Denver, Colo., to] In Bismarck Yesterday 6 eal re vee ee oras aeolian geale Any Fuei Will Give Heat.— ; Party Given . rns GHOOLS HAVE CLOSED spend the summer. “They are driv-! Mr. and Mrs, William Hermes of | At The Movies [| eoing ‘lobe a steady custoner to| But: Gas Stands Highest in e L * VEL Ot Tie te etc et three Glen Ullin were in Bismarck Thurs- every picture he is, in. the Important Tests of a Fuel. la u . ast Night By s of -the teachers gives the Coe eee day visiting their son who is con- |@———- ——> : a schools of the county that have] WILL GO TO MINNEAPOLIS _| fined to a local hospital. ie Mrs. Hendricks} “!e4, in the past two weeks: Mr. and Mrs. P. Hancock left ats ELTINGE THEATRE i ; meee No. ie at Celt ey Wednesday ee Minneapolis to at- Staff Mecting On very short notice it was neces-/ aci IC Mrs. E. M, Hendricks of Sixth} ther Pederson; No. 2, Mise ee tend the Norse-American Centen-| the monthly staff -meeting of the | sary to change programs at Mie! El i ii t 1 Tos 6 “ S i i S- ing r jay. ng to i) street entertained Thursday evening| Finch; Schrunk school No. 1, John St./Alexths) Hoapitel! wae held) There: | age ite mistane: th ahiphing) from : with a bridge party for which there] Kiesz;‘ Gibb: ‘i E FROM VIS! day evening. It was decided to dis-| f were five tables of players. Sweet | Miss Lillian Neumann, Miss ‘Anns | Mr. and Mrs, Scott. Cameron have) continue the meetings throughout the | Man,”) A peas and roses adorned the rooms/Grenz; Estherville School No. 2,|returned from a visit with friends | Summer. prettily. High score in the games| Mrs, Rose Hickel, Rea i ti — | ‘ i " Went fo Mra. Fred Page and 'Miss|2)'Miss Helen Mice: fewa tistrici| on mn St. Alexius Hospital Notes Mn arty Semon, Claire Adams Hot Biscuits—for Dinner! Margaret Engleman won second. The| schools including Regan, Miss Emi- TO WEST COAST Admitted: | Joseph Halzer, Napo-| ci ittie Murry is. being shown to-| consolation favor was presented to| lie Habbedstad, Miss Gertrude Grot-| Mrs. John Dawson left this noon| leon: Mrs. Robert Greiser, Wishek; | § y Feith Mi Make th ith v 4 arot- Mrs. E 7 + day. “I Want My Man” with Milton | Mrs EH. Miller. Miss Maude An- berg and Mrs.'A. H. Helgeson; Ar-|for the west coast where she will/ Agnes Dancing Bull) Van Hook: | cil. wna paris | Kenyon will be! ake them wit gliss of Dickinson, Miss Marie Nel-)ena, L. H. Hayes, Josephine John-| visit several weeks. Q Gotthelf Pheifer, Ventu ria, Pauline son of Fargo and Miss Hazel Miller}son, Mae Johnson, Bessie Wilson; i Knoblich, Lehr; Aline Horn, Elbo-| shown Saturday with a new two reel were out of town guests. A two/ Miss Edna Boss; Wing, A. 0. Lee. LEAVES FOR MINNEAPOLIS woods. i | > ae | course luncheon was served follow-|Qlga McClellan, Edna Rupp, Segrid| J. A. Field leaves tonight for Min-|, Discharged: Robert Greiser, Wis-| E CAPITOL ee ing the games. Josephson, Laura | Rupp: Driscoll, neapolis to attend the Norwegian | hek: Se ee ava stat, | Aas Me an ae he M4 Ee aT TE y Mi Y ‘etzel. Darzi; Mrs. 3| A new me , handsome to MISS ALLEN TO MARRY Nore Wanaerith, CAME, UE ee ee Mrs. Melvin Herner, Mandan. jook at, thrilling to the nth degree | Miss Lucille Allen daughter of Mr.) Evelyn Gorman, Miss Alice Iwen;| TO ATTEND CENTENNIAL es In TReHDUiPendh Catena c ree tang ne ° and Mrs. H. W. Allen of Braddock,| Logan, N selay pe ‘ ALD \ Bismarck Hospital situations in an original’ manner, has left last week for her home where| ou Nor# Buckley. pinerison will leave tonight for! admitted: Dorothy. Evetland, Ha-|been discovered in’ Yakima Canutt, THE WORLDS GREATEST eo she is to be married on Saturday to! MR. MeCURDY TO ADDRESS COM.|tennial. ay zen Oscar Snyder, Raleigh; ' Mrs.|who formerly won the championship] . : Mr. Arnold Anderson of Cooperstown. / MUNITY COUNCIL : : aioe oh) Gottried Miller, Krem; August Ru-/title among the cowboys of fame. 4 @ Miss Allen is a graduate of the Bis-| At the last. meeting of the season SHOPPED HERE dolph, Wishek; Emil Jense, Flasher; } Canutt’s first starring _ vehicle By sailingfromVancouver,B.C. marck High school and of the Uni-| for the Women’s Community © i Arthur Rudolph, Wishek; Lorraine | ‘Scar Hanan” will be shown at the; fexai 0 y Coun-| Mrs, Robert Dunn and niece from x pe aC ‘tol z ight, Friday and onan Empress liner you reach versity of North Dakota. She taught] cil Saturday afternoon at 3:3) o'clock Hanson, Marshall; Ella Krause, Ha- | Capitol Theatre tonig’ riday an They ill be light tender Japan in only 10 days, then y w Shanghai, Hongkong and Ma- Center were in Bismarck yesterday school in Cooperstown for the past| Mr. F. E. MeCurdy. states attorney,| skencing, zen; Geraldine Albricht, Garrison. | Saturday. ie two years and taught in Bismarck] will speak on the subject of “ Discharged: Mrs. R. J. Bossend.| Several stunts, underst “ A s i ¥ ject of “Juven- — 5 a ‘| 4 i 4 * : High school daring 1924 and ‘28, She| ile ‘Delinguency™, “Committee chai TO SAVANNAH, ILL. Marsh, Mont.; Baby Beatrice Beck-| one better than a profess —tempting—every time 1 Euke ‘Coulee ‘hotsie, Facto: r “| man are urged to bring in their re-| Mr. and Mrs, William Lenhart ii : er set here and friends from here 4 Sg i information from local steam- c e pom ports so that business can be turned|have started to Savannah, Ill, in : will attend the wedding which is at] Sver to the new administrarion, All| these fae ; . GALES 2°/, TIMES THOSE OF ANY BRAND | §) #10 ezents or Aj 3 : b their car. , * OTHER igh SON) the women of the community are m-[ nn Father of forty devils Constipation! Get canantts 74 SCE: co | Vited. MOTOR TO MINNEAPOLIS e ° , i -2nd Avenue, South Mitear G: Au Beamertiede thiatmere unin Mrs Heo sav ict gure relief with Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN : Minneanolis. j © “Aurora: and Naperville, Ill ry eer TO Ee ee Wednesday on a motor trip to Min- neva ry day a ips ; " Ue rs. F, B, Strauss and children,| neapolis. effective. That is w! loctors ing across twe oce tion of nee iy ehtee ae eed who are spending the summer at the a Face and body recommend Kelloge’s. That is why Necthwesters ‘Collbge. Befegre ver| Strauss summer home in Spicer LEAVES TONIGHT paya terrific Kolloge’s ALL-BRAN has brought = ” tuning to Blemarek Mrs, Bremer Minn., will leave this week to drive] 0. 0. Lee will leave tonight for 7 penalty to this health to thousands when all else to northern Michigan to spend two|the Norse Centennial at Minneapolis. weeks with relatives. and Miss Bremer will visit relatives tyrant disease. —hias failed. Try it! : : in Detroit, Mich. and in Canada. SEE) WHGNEEDAY. 5 . y —— : HERE WEDNESDAY Th ipation’s .. Rat two tablespoonfuls of naa + . O° ai i ‘ e face tells of constipation’s |. | 4 4 eH Hugh McGarvey entertained] pismarck delegates to the Lion In-| _ sale. : that constipation sends seeping Will like its nut-like flavor. Ready- embers of the St. Rose erouP| ternational being held: in Hibbing BUSINESS TRIP through your body—poisons that fo nt with milk or cream. Try it of Catholic women at her home yes-| Minn,, stating they are having | Mr, H. F. Keller made a business| lead to over forty serious diseases Rath ALE i aed ok terday afternoon. There were four! wonderful time and are being roy-|trip to Fargo today - “| —poisons that cause spots before in the recipes given on every pa af tables of bridge, Mrs. C. S. Fossum} aly entertained U 2 abt Moh aie the eyes, headaches, pimply skin, 28°. Kelloge’s ALL-BRAN is made Having Mant vecorer Herre shnrenty — ANNOUNCEMENT circles under the eyes, unpleasant in Battle Creek, Michigan, and were served. aeTING ih, ete, served by leading hotels and res- TO PARENT-TEACHERS MEETING] prof. J. A. Winther will take a| breath, blotchy, sallow skin, ete. taurants everywhere, Your grocer. S HOME FROM VISIT Shirley G. Fox of the state! limited number of pupils in voice| Kellogg's ALL-BRAN brings re- sells it, Buy a package today, * i. department of education left this it il i es il piss Kathryn Smith has returned) orning for Steele where she will| culture from June 7 to July 18.) lief even ine Tee . e the visited friends and” attended] be, PFesent at a meeting of the Par.| Twelve lessons $15. 201 First 1.) of Cone ee teed to bring perma- commencement festivities at the Uni- veaeen Association of that) oF phone 966-J,G-4-2t) MO Biee or your grocer returns u versity of North Dakota and the a th urchase price. North’ Dakota Agricultural college. aon ROMESGHOOL Closing out the balance of | "OEY .TT BRAN can be wholly : ALL-BRAN ‘ : BISMARCK GUESTS Kenneth Crawford, son of Mr, and| Ensemble Suits at reduced Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellison and| Mrs, L. F. Crawford of this city, will prices. Bismarck Cloak Shop. i 1 return this evening from Grand 5 tomlly Cee parent guests) Forks where he has been attending The Popular Priced Store. Beardsley, 3 West Broadway. ‘The| the University for the past year. You’re invited into a pair Ellisons are on their way to Fergus MEETING TOMORROW Falls, Minn. he: Standard Benes cavciety: wil of nice new Cantilevers. A. RROM GRANDE ROREA meet at the home of Miss Esther) W. Lucas Co. Carl Benser of the class of ‘24 of| Noggle tomorrow night at 7:30 aes the Bismarck High school will re- Re eerier te creme will be the} Presbyterian Food Sale Sat- turn this evening rob, Grand orks urday at Harris-Woodmansee. where he has been attending the iNunite MANES Te jst University of North Dakota. Seer cele DaneeenTMIMGRAns (Rati Here they are, POSTMASTER AT CENTENNIAL Meee Tea ree enN ey wes! Saturday, June 6th. : Men!— left this morning for Willmar, Minn,| Dusiness meeting of the association. Sarena eee for a visit. They plan to make fre-| GovERNOR TO CENTE ELKS NOTICE Hose that ee quent trips into Minneapolis for the) Governor Pathe enie No meeting tonite. a rN TA Pill leave tonight for. Minneapolis) qe ‘0 spend the remainder of the weel line ren ieft this morning for their renBiomarck witht Mra Gillespie's | wif: and. Mrs, Peter ‘Toustien lett Beauty Culture : i, ke ° ° t Sar Bl ayes, "| Materdey Haars 2,0 f(] Course At Home ook like Fifth Avenue summer on the coast. TO WILTON pvhenl ° ° Mis Cashel and Miss Mad, p ialist, S ay 2 hag one aM ay | Pee Bawls See tl © Wear like Main Street business connected with Miss Cas-laminer, will leave this evening for|f| learn at home. y pay | pak hel’s work in child welfare. Minneapolis. He is going for the/f big money to learn. All the reinforcement is hidden at the toe. The part wd orse entennial a ». cad S. AND_D. OF N. MEETS TONIGHT sees Marcelling, Bleaches, the world sees is superlatively sheer and webby. They Eee cei teres un Miss Esthes Andervon in "among | Facials, | Shampooing, are stamped with the style of cosmopolitan correct- Us nals) o'clock, | A lunch} the Bismarck people who are spend-/ | Manicuring and how to ness—but you'll find them hard to wear out. It’s a new cere meeting. es Tt TRE ClOse OF ine Ae ae Centennial. mesPotls at theif emove Wrinkles, Moles, idea from Holeproof—a unique process of knitting that — past cel Send 50c to Dakota they’ve just perfected. It’s called the ExToe. Mrs, Bracke Underwood who has] Classes in History. Social Ia taal dee 7 heen in Biemarck the guest of Mrs.| Sciences and English to begin}, Beauty Culture Co. ot 5c : A - 50c feo Woe iiteapaie”™"* "| Monday, June 8th. Students f ceive this, wonderful lit- Parimesaain: IOLEDIOON sic racceue le booklet. Merceri ; 5 Thread Silk ov __ON SHORT TRIP Interested call 688R, or S69, Heel Toe andl Hosiery fine mercer Dakota Tuberculosis association eft Dakota Beauty cole en Meret eat this morning for Grand Forks and lathes 5 wi Nine colors, Devi taken DR. M. E. BOLTON Culture Co. « thane tga th the nee TO VI A ck, ght a : LEIA al] oem Pardee I sr-awst ss NY eae gis new lone-wear apr. 6e Ul! ery Coat and Ensemble Suit in O D Duluth “o visit relatives ana. friends. WAS Res Taleban) ste BISMARCK, N. D. Gray, Champagne. Ex Toe Light weight and y nse € oull in ur. petites Bismarck, N. D. Contovan.! Otter medium weight * . MR. GRAN ILL and Spa Tan. mercerized Lisle. ° eo eres Stock Is Offered In This June Sale at this week because of a slight illness. ‘TO CENTENNIAL 5 p +. Yochi 4 = tig as ei il rt Richmond's Bootery | ) PR I( E. American. Centennial. ie au HERE FROM REGAN A._L. Garness, Regan, banker. was in Btsmarck Wednesday on busi- ness. ¢ LEFT FOR MINNEAPOLIS Matinee Every Day At 2:39 We have all sizes from 16 to 46 in coats and suits st the Norse American (Centennial Geine tos mistake in shipping “I Want My Man” - and our style and color range is sure to please you. Coats valued up to $34.50. - i astro for shaving today (Friday). In Come early to get the best for they are bound to Ce Nad During this sale for $16.95. it’s place ig shown ell fa: hi i Bismarck Cloak Shop. The ‘A FEATURE COMEDY ® @ sell fast at this reduction. ae Popular Priced Store. ; aire Children’s coats are included in this sale so out- , 1S SLECTRIC REFRIGERATOR fo MODERN HOME: ° THE GIRL IN TH er eh he fit the children now. 19 : “Colder Than Ice” ‘ oiaer jan ice The Weather THE LIMOUSINE Mostly unsettled tonight Our trimmed hats are on sale in two group prices. With LARRY SEMON, CLAIRE ADAMS and CHARLIE MURRY. PATHE NEWS “GTA CUCKOO LOVER. WITHA BLEEDING HEART? |) The Christie Comedy dimmie :Adams| <Coluentional Pioturs) and Saturday with prob- ably local showers. COOL STRAW HATS. Modern J Sanitary : - “ Convenient $190.00 AND UP B.. K. SKEEL * 408 BROADWAY : $4.95 and $8.95 MANDAN, NO. DAK. — oo esa Tomorrow — Saturday “I WANT MY MAN Milton Sills and Doris Kenyon: . : Bergeson'’s 41 SOR ger aie thse: amas se denne wre uel IDO peeReT DNrnTT Hye