The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 14, 1925, Page 5

aiid EEO Te: TS PR gs Tae — ee SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1925 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE FIVE | ° -OVER COFFEE taste bitter, more like a ip leftover cof | Suggestions eve it aia us bevel Cheats Self and Parents! 4 - Mesdames White, Wallace and COMEDY N AMED :: ; f , Ward Are Hostesses at Tea 1 oe ay 1 James Wal-\ White, opened the door forthe gues. Abeat 250 Local Peopie Will nother d_ received | Ne Alfred” Be Included in “Don't y after. | Mrs: Alfred ; mane Park Here” Cast ‘he re voted VEGETABLE OILS and Mrs. BLO. W ! wher tit more than 150 ladies Frid from 2 until 5 ofclo the | Towne of the former, 417 Sixth street, | | Mrs. 1 charmingly planned tea, ‘The | Kellogg poured from rooms of the house were heautifully | after which Mrs. school ¢ because moth f her own, FT don't mean oa wage « : tuiier, Rut if she had to be er, she would dopbtle ve go awd became violen >» F until 4 o'clock . dD. Wakeman and most interesting tl i teu in yellow and lavendar,| Mrs, T. sided at the serv- uf the season. the home talent home after three or fo now and become a more positive per w anthemumes being used profus-| ing tables WOR. AL Tr Mrs.’ Which will be ive 7 Mor ‘the torture el ' ; T.E, Flaherty and Mes. M.G. Ward (yhich will. be given om Monday and hat time—she's now in he ; [ents rnecnse cimily Aes) with her mother for excitement, ahd WEDGWOOD Mrs. Nielsen Football Squad | About 20 fare taking part int the: the home, and, being. a cempnion Oud watateee, Shek eee Maned ; holiday tabh : Entertains for Entertained at Jaer the divection of Billy Chapleau Se : : ; ee thepared athe annie } r your houday table " i ee , A delightful and amusing st th h Z ‘ fire aide ‘ ee cid t Mrs. H. Tatley Banquet Friday 2c ant ine Mae crteemed | oa sO Me (Bilas t their s PICKLES FRESH | The holidays will bring guests. Haan aa for the benefit of Mary J the responsibilities, i : the tf ! e bars t nal James Olson v Andyou,whomayhavedeniedto ‘ S. Nielsen was hoste: e of the: sities and luxu selected 2 adorable and spailed ni n the 1 ‘Te evening at a pretty bridge party tooivall t even 9 reyay in the intreduction of the 7 yourself the Juxury of new table en in compliment to Mrs. H * annual foi nquet given ount Deer sg coms 7 i loy and Mitee Clack” Thue pat lt the Domestic room. at ution of appointments, may now select tables were in play, honors going to high school At the co J.C. O'Bete Guest favera were, Clusion of the evening's program he The Real Silk Hesiery Mills) them as much for your guests’ Mrs ; . sresented to Mec. Tatley and daugh,, Was presented with a football by this new en styles in chil-/ leasure as for your own. p Mrs. Tatley and daugh ter: | years captain, Arthur Bender. | count lapression- dren’s hosiery, every pair s-lable to fem ; . is Tom) hadiy? vrie Best is his But E don't consider Agn j feet daughter at all. She j sponsibility. to her parents t “Autumn decorations were used|, John Moses’ presided as toastn about the rooms. At the conclusion | ter, Short talks were given by Si {Dunn and of the evening's play a course lunch Rigler, Co: Harold Collins, | watchful w con was served, in Bender Brown, Princi- | F. H. Brown, Superintendent H. 0. The i J.J. M. MacLeod. About| Mr. boys were in attendan The | tained jointly were prettily decorate? A <t. Anthony proup of the| Committee of Junior class members sionary society on Tues-| a8 in charge of the affair. | Loubck home, Honors| Following the banquet a dance, Katherine Morris| Sponsored by the annual stat, w Thanicsyeiv- | oven in the High ymnasiu reuse Wedgwood, that new and deli cately lovely pattern in solid sil- ver will delight you! guaranteed. Phone 471 for representative complete HON. GROUP ENTERTAIN Rt. B. Loubek and The Carving Set is one of the pieces that merit your first con- sideration with the approach of Thanksgiving. Others, equally handspme, await yourinspection 4 here. rj MeCoy n Rivler, Rex Berndt, "| Pass. ‘i. Our Store . at the . Curtis ing appointments MePh j | luncheon was served after { ASS Dr. Rizgs Arch ' 418 Third | Nelson Flerence ¢ mre uf ny The Standard. Des meer ot el “en " RANK OFFIC TAL Wrought Bonham Brothers — e Si dard Be pf the Me oo E H “] seca oo Methodist ‘opal church} 1 shuren = chron aman from ‘ EG ers \ Miss Mabel busine IS ARRESTED Solid Jewelers and Optometrists. i ev T hour of games and Silver ing at & ocloc osigle: will | e enjoyed after wh be the leader. All friends and mem: | luncheon was served. Fifteen 1 | we x the jury whieh bers ave invited. bers were in attendance. Seat, hole your newspapers Cute out powerful nearby ale «3 POT LUCK SU ie Rn HAR MONY BRIDGE CLUB ME Fi i rmony Bridge club meet on} Ht the home at | Byrne bei ’ Heinen cAvenuel Te | b FLOW’S GROCERY Representative Wanted : meinbers are in=) in play during the | bean, Full Line of Vo handle my Hine od Hand eoting Ww pet roing ta ank | urned r: 2 # § is, ; Keld ni Bavclack followed “by te fh [envied WATKINS PRODUCTS Me Tees SU ing. 2 iL \ idtaneon Named 5 j Some Drinks, Ciears amd Candy, J. E. WAIT MOVE TO BISMARCK Chairman for { OS Broadway Call at Van torn Hotel. Mrs. ALC. wk and daughter, Mar- “, ‘, i ~ jorie, have taken an apartment. in! at Red Cross Drive|' fot ——= —=== the Person count winter her M aris tel i will spend the! bh will attend are from char s ; being won \ and Mrs. R. » conclusion of the ames | Cl ¢ luncheon was served by the | h ! AN ailments of the | DR. M. E. BOLTON a ieee Osteopathic Physician Clara B. W estphal Chiropodist, Myron H, Atkinson has been s+ chairman for the annus hich wii “be t Savin and Mrs. ! uspended ‘ » both of Re- | GUILD TO ME Ht 116 4th St. Telephone 240W Roem 11 Webb Bld: 413 riage at the} The Westminster guild he ne ‘ Evenings by X ' pyterian day, Rev.| with Mrs, Crawfor November 23, "1 Bismarck, N. D. | ye Paul 8. Wrigh |B, Tuesday evenings Red Cross 8 nd the ministers of the mn oasked to urged the cause d- Cross in their sermons, November 5, was first chosen as Red ¢ unday but the PAUL date was postponed heeause of other and son, Fred-] changes in’ plains, Will Have Workers i Mr. Atkinson has not sppointed the} Workers and sub-chairmen as yet but tolay.cit is probable that 2 he completed by the © The work of the i opening chapter of the hook. ant Pioneers" will he review ohnson | cial musie will be taken fron ele, where | songs Slavic pensar ositions as | hools, HO KINS-MEYER The House of Complete Radio Sets | BISMARCK, \. De TO TEACH IN ST! nices Ulmen and Ani ma Modern House For Rent. 122 W. Breadway Tel. 992 ve accepted 1 the county . teachers GYPSY Classes for Child Wom Ves. Henderson, Phone 656 REBEKAHS M A large number of Rebekah: tended the regular meeting last even-" nes 4 ing in the Odd Fellows hall. An en-| Minnesota Hows. toothall joyable social hour was had, GURDLE NEW t-| i The Helling Agency General Insurance and Bonds. SCHOOL ¢ WIL. DI FROM EXTENDED VISIT | Miss Jessie Re well known that little more ” eel a = : - LLLP ALELEES Mis, W. D. Gunekel and son Wal-| structor in the St ; In this ‘county all social ser. Se Tom Albert Cravehee, prages | “pyert SEARON OF COON sick First Guaranty Bank Bldg. ¢| MAMMA MAME ALAA ELED ter, dr, oe ts | companied her pupils to, Bismarck | vice work is under ‘the direction of hee, proorie: | ‘There is surprisingly etle ck 2 es Ra months) v tives at Wan-}4hursday when the class inspected | the organizotion. Delrin will Calletor bide Ir thet very, goa Seen, aaey Iie Phone $77 _ Bismarck, N. D, sau, Wis., and Chicago, TL | the state peniten meee | PANE AML eel Ca OSs Far tig Very fark renin “i —— ° Second Avenue, N. 4 soon, That | At ‘The Movies at oc bale ee +— - 4 | A hot quick breakfast with ERDAY DANCE v' and son, Omar, have Fifieen couple: their home in Thelma] pe at the | s college — t after spending Friday in the city} evening. Music was furnished by Al transacting business. Goplin’s orchestra OOTP OPPO ELE AEP ALLA APPEL AAPA PELEE EAE EEE EEE OEE aaa lot po oh ooo THIS @ RETURNS HOME FROM STERLING the feature s . Mrs. Ray Random, who has heen} — Mr. and 3 ssen and Mrs. 1d: al Tmuewiag. i SS the guest of her parents, Mr. and | E, C, Fogarty of ing were guests | seph Hergeshei: Sy Mrs. C. D. King, has returned to her| of friends in Bismarck yesterday. | able David’? au. L RY home in Sterling. 5. The story d " : : J x — JBBRE. YEQTERDAY _ mantie and thrill-fied pi h ys Ny SON BORN Mrs. E. P. Kurtz and d country has ever know i ' ee aeinete Ny Mr. and Mrs. John Johner are the| Hazelton were in tht ay | at the zenith of the gold cu a x parents of a baby boy, born at their] shopping and vi. friends. aus can 2 mS home November 12, whom they have ie 3 . * named Eee: Mr. and Mes Samer Kiley are the oo : — Mr. and Mrs. James Kiley are the) that embodies thrilling and ‘ TEC . MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED _| parents of a baby boy born yesterday’| marvelous color, that de th per- LAST TIMES ou % ‘A marriage livense has been issued | at the St. Alexius hospital. ees tviaily, fukeresting tvbea: Eine | x to Raymond Van Hees and Florence x 3 id in a setting of magnifteent REX BEACH’S ay Stadler, both of this city. FROM PIP REINS beauty and that gives Pol: Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Sapp of Sterling! Negri the opportunity forthe triumph “ i P. E, 0. TO MEET spent Friday in me city-on business. | OF er ser 3 WINDS E. 0. Sisterhood will meet 5 fh at of it! ‘ November 16, at the hone of FROM MOFFIT Audehe has that of ab We call for your washing — take it away bag] The Goof: wo part com- Mrs. C.'L. ¥ Mrs. Marshall Dralle of Moffit -is| Me a shopping in Bismarek toda, edy s. J. Lee Smith returned home VISITED HERE ———— ica eres teen visit with friends in Park Mrs. J. J. Hutf of Regan visited int NEWS PICTUR Rapids, Minn. Bismarck yester BUSINESS VISITOR Frank J. Collins of f Minneapolis is (% % business. a AIS é LEAVES FOR , CHICAGO bring it back looking as if your own careful CHOP SUE on D COM, MEIN New Palace Cafe Phone 212—-Mandan The Home of Quality Food and hands had done the work—and MONDAY and TUE POLA NEGRI SDAY LLAMA LA If the Mail Man Brings you save you the many hours of cog or buglteans fess eet Try Our Delletows Steaks and a Box of Christmas Cards... work that are lost in the wash- ” Whipping cream, "guaran- kasd ate: } i tub. er whip at the Modern concern, , and because. of the sommeniene © you “FLOWER OF | Our Wet , vt your water with Gas, the Cag come to, the sore fmm THE NIGHT” . et " wee ronson! ae: | } s the Super-Fuel. your our large and cnly a few cents a pound, and does all the washing, returning 4 & —~ = a==——————=—a dpet.chone ot pad we ei mall yom 2. bese FOR RELIABLE INSURANCE the bundle damp, ready to The Weather Generally fair tonight and Sunday ; colder tonight. starch, hang up to dry, or iron. LLLP MAPLE AP ELL MANY PHONE 684 getting more for your money, it will cost you CORN SHOW | iy vaduates are fund é jost $1. : OPEN EVENINGS tally qualified for. the big Johs Er : - Nov. 17 to 20 | j in the business world. We not You'll be getting full value for your moncy | 5 ‘ 4 vor delicious only make them compe! you'll be keeping your motley at home by is ; MEET YOUR | Has pfull iy Hace ii stenographers, bookkeepers, a . your business to 2 local mexchant in ee sy e 1 to the taste; it is invigorating rae and auditors, but we 2 . > NY a a aun r i of an out-cf-4own concer, . a pine. Hen prepare them for high execu oe 2 ; We Insure at rman, fessor tive offices. y] <a FRIENDS Food Chliitry, Catanbi Uni ogin any time—now classes for Asst: 3052" i > we ity, in - now forming. rite at once for a) | ersity, in his book “Food Prod: Writ f ao Grain : $ ; ) sean arp Cosme, lnedeitee FREE catalogue. Addfess « y: | $ Seo AT tothe allalid thea : ning,and J. F. PEARCY, Mer. ‘ \ Anywhere. » £ y oth $0 a ferenee MANDAN v ri % : in confestioner 0 Ae : aes ae - x onsider: ue. 4 . ee ~ . HOSKINS-MEYER City Insurance || §) 2nd floor Curimins Bldg. Agency Bo i Side’ Entrance. S. 0. LeBarron, Mgr. 3] i SEN RS PLO OS POPPE DIOS DOSS PL GD IPE LOPS LOD