The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 25, 1925, Page 5

THE BISMARCK TRIBUN ; _ guest of their son and wife, Mr. {ner at the McKenzis Hotel net M ~ PAGE FIVE Vat the home of Mrs. W. H. Miller, 5 | Ninth street. Mrs, Walter Purfeers' Ve nsiGorit mii wlio - mea: Salter’ Eabfeetits ‘Dairy Lunch 60 cents. the Teor aa of Mrs, Gilford Avr ‘ HERE YESTERDAY | an vig, of Mandan, was. viailing in Bi {_ Mrs, H. O. Batzer and Miss Olive! Mr. n.! LEAVE FOR RICHARDTON marek yesterday with friend MeManus of Hazelton were shopping ton are visiting friends in Bismarek| Miss Mary MeCoy will le : and visiting in Bism yesterday. | this week. Fevening with house guest, ) - Mi do Massey, for the tter's home | EEAKE j HERE ¥ hardson where they will spend | HOP SUES AND CHOW 5 in 7 | Mr. ' NWherg have und rs, 0 Thanksgiving. . Mrs. Zuger Surprise Party seiuned trom a vieit in Tuvue take. otf'were in the ¢ on eee Mt Entertains for for Mrs. Smith ,""" "ent M8. Storey ee he! New Palace Cafe M Tatley 7 i MINNESOTA ‘ As has been the custom the | J qi allments of the feet success- Phone 212 Mandan ‘ gs: . ) MINNESOTA MeKenzi ‘ rei apeetea 21 _— gosh tor Clinton’ lowe, Go. lay’ alent tee Bae Bite fate Sue re Kenzie 1 sith . ee ae The Home of Quality Pood and ( Aristmas Mrs, Alfred Zuger of West Thayer| home, was guest’ of honor ay uehe. for, Res jin for their usual ela orate Thanks: | Clara B. Westphal Service: Avenue was hostess yesterday after. [evening at a surprise party iii ‘giving dinner. Service from Chiropodist. ‘Vry Our Delicious Steaks and hoon at a rmal thimble party} group of her friends, The evenine! HOME FOR r SIVING ‘clocl i ’cloc 5 : op 3 “hops. Just a aes sane CIT RITVING for ten - friends of 3 $ spent informally with sewing. | J. 1, Welch left t vent x o'clock ier nee Be | Mot ies Ure APRAIAIiReRE Nous Just a month away—do your GIFT BUYING Henry Tatley and Miss Clara Tatley,| A pretty gift was presented to the his home in. Minh for| Price $1.00. is is cheaper pM i SIP AR LA early, YOU'LL FIND a big: selection of the . whe wre Leaving the First of next| honoree, A course luncheon was serv-, ‘Thanks i than you can get up a dinner — ifts you're thinki : H ver hi week for Los Angeles, Cal, to spend{ed at the conclusion of the evening. | t home. 'Thanksgi » di at mitts voure inking about in this” store. the winter There were eight guests, | HVING. VIST! ‘ ce ANKSEIVing din awe mums were are —— \ or y Will leave today fo i a sae i te on ie ome ae ia] Mars. Davidson | Alinoleceliere he, wit sean over | ait’ paving in ite ane ntments for the . 1 | ane ne we ess . K —s) i y in quality all most foe the Is Dinner Guest , er For Ph eee \ moderate in price, Mrs. G. B. = ~ hop sathers: of t (ogOwies mre gL WELTY niger. " s Snyder, 104 spendin stew aye in Bismaiekcon : STTSUARCK DAE Briain “et ceemng at outers afte Bonham Brothers : tary to Mrs 1. B, Davidson OM Me DIAMONDS Every Day ft: Jewelers and Optometr “meeting of Fr eight guests, Gee steee ibeen Cur reputation as diamond * r Assopia- . erike arrangement of flow- * “ headquarters insur T re) N I G H T ‘ ing at th Cee anee. decoratig VISITED SON i Tacton to the purel ‘ 14ry 5 Xj i : . lowing Thankeeitine ae Me Buena we M F. Purfeersi | of diamond » WEDVESDAY — THURSDAY SLT RAP BRED IIIS FA ollowing Thanksgiving pro- atre. were in the city yester- = xiven by the pupils of the Se alues we o nder. the direction of the| DIRECTORS LEAVE 1 values ss Nydia Smith: {Billy Chapleau, Steve Grannan and s 8 in diamond = fe Ungrteful Children” Clyde Herriod of the Moorhead At- Ie duo sto sour ccommandin | ‘ ze sdiate grade. j traction Company of Zaneville, Ohio, vesition in this field and the : ‘ding, “My Old’ Ford"—Clayton ; Who have been in the city for the p fact thet we buy dire t 3 7 " — | Couch. three weeks directing the musi the imporiers” for Spe Ti URSDAY NOVENBER 261i H ; ding, a Good Thanksgiving"— . Park Here. left t Cash." fi ’ | Catherine Jonald. ou owas, { Pilgrim Dialogue, “Then and Now"! . a Woyen urs “ | Primary pupils. 1 OMORKOW the , ee | * “November"--Marion Fal-| A. Thanksgiving Eucharist will be i ou Col pr celebrated in St. George's church to- You'll find ; on s Laces, tien | wlyweds’ Thanks-| Merrow morning at 8:20 o'clock. The ou your first pair | cone to us ‘ . Having been designated by our President and our |f giving Dinner"-—Junior High pupils. » will be choral and the choir of Florshei : ie a F nl At the conclusion of the program tin tho singing of Thanks- lorsheims such great Governor as National Thanksgiving Day, this store Miss Grace Randall of Minneapolis, . rg —_ . 4 <] “a lnged is ait fr opectaily . zi a primary spesiullsty gave anintereat:| — . value—so comfortable— . A. KNOWLES will be closed all day. We are truly thankful to the “ Meee hs Taneheeee as Geren le Lahore who so good-looking, that you | Jewe'er — Rismarek Giver of ail Good Gifts for the bountiful harvest | ours. A luncheon was served by La Rose, jo is ate sewaareit en . . : na, Miss, Madge uney and Mrs. George | (ondin A at will not give the choice of chil mnie and the general prosperity of our State and Nation visitors presente ee"? °" Ving to ‘sper ankspiving your next pai: any thought. We alsorteel deeply gratetul to, alliour friends) and )M FLORID iTatose. | ent Descane tes Var _ It'll be Florshei s t - " L, patrons for their generous support and assure them MF LORIDA i Li . : . Thanksgiving OrsMenms agai, — | Avevievevervaveciecceevuacenanenveeaeanaat= ns |e of our continued effort to serve them »| LUTHERAN LADIES FOOD SALE ~ THE ROLLS {= = Z ‘ ; The id of the Let us be reverently ° ‘ = eran chureh will hold a food 7 ‘5 ah $ = = We already have a great variety of Christmas fancy ‘work sale ut Hoskins: Mey grateful to our Creator 10 = = eulready have a great variety of Chri ims Saturday, S ovember 28. The sale will Be for the good we, of this B- = = Supecstions: By Our eter for fathers, husbands, a .| begin at 11 o’clos ; favored land, enjoy. { = = brothers, uncles, and tor him. who attended VISITING INT YEVA May we regard what we = = . te auditors, also hel . HL, Spear left Sunday ni Ve ag a BAcre : A 0 B = = x an ending an few inete| Meadville, Pa., for an extended. have as a sacred trust Ichmonds Boorer, 2 = Shop Early. y ast before returning to] With relat dd friends, for now and posterity— = = Bismarck Heals ee reat's birthplace to be used and. safe- = = SEN PY ENTEre HAS SCARLET FEVER po nas guarded and never to be * = = OPEN EVENINGS. Masin -old. daughter} GUESTS LEAVE wasted or wantonly de- = = ot MeL . Pickles, 719 Mrs. Maude Meyer and son, George, stroved. Dh FLORSHEIM {= = Ninth streets is’ quite’ sericusty ill] who have been guests, of Mrs. ° (4 iz = . DAHL CLOTHING STORE. with scarlet fever, and the he e i rs. G is = under quarantine. Mr. Pick k, left for their home at Fur; = THE . re jon, is “qual antined out” and, | TO MOTT FOR THAN iHenry & Henry: = A gift inspired GOLD > =) Forty-four years in Bismarck. ore, is sti s desk he} = . = + . Dereon savsthy abun in the! Miss Madge Runey Insurance \= by sentiment chs ley Fox will leave this l= snd thus ex- ay RICHHOLT yee here they will =r \z a : an ‘s —- I ‘Thanksgiving. ! 1s pressive of the =a - ‘ —— | = mu ss FRIDAY AND SATURDAY = f GOES TO Fo T yal ES | \E true spirit of . . . ; home: of ‘he! ents, enrietta Lund, director of| = oe ae i iti . Mame, of hers PArEN S|, peth Dakota Children's Bureau, = Christmas Corinne Griflith’s ion of | left today for Fort Yates on a busi- = your vyhoto- INReDP MIRE . ion of left today = pa a FINEST PICTURE Dine At “ . WING VISITOR | = . = és 7) TITANKS-|_ Fred Josephson of Wing was a hus- = = ' The ' inesa visitor in the city yesterd | = = perpedes SON HORN | Once more the Turkey has heen stuffed We SOS = Olympia - with her. par-| A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Tt. . eametiaA, i vin Dine Naked® = = Micand Mire: ©. Ge Hoixe. Miss! B. Coons of McKenzie this moruing| and roasted, and the Mince Pies baked: = = Thanksgiving is a ding the Agricultural! Pitt = .. = | Boing. We cttedelan Agricultura ifi Once more families gather at the table We The Slorby Studio = D | ple iyi ‘ A ie = ye | TO STEELE FOR HOLID. \ ' i in happy reunion. And once more we VE 293 ath st Bismarck, = ay | Nona and Harry _ Cunningham,! DOCTOR . ; = 22 St. is = Ethelyn Williams and Blnigr sobs on wish to extend the good wishes of the = = ill spend tomorrow at e B. . an ~ *: mm, will spe STOMUEUUUAUNUAEUAOGENOEONUENOANONENOtONE DINNER FROM 11:30 A. M. TO 8 P. M. Cunningham home in Steele. M.E. BOLTON | Webb Brothers store on this day of | MANDAN, - - - : N. DAK.- | BAPTIST LADIES TO MEET Osteopath Thanksgiving. ngentes eee ney are] % 2 P . Old Fashioned Turkey Day Menus, plenty of well sea- t ” noon at 2 si oelock in the basement Specialist In soncd tender Turkey, dainty dressing. cranberry | parlors ch js Chronic , =~ trimming, pumpkin pie and all the other tid-bits | Mrand Ar Ty Krause and daugh- Diseases on, ebb Brothers What’s | mother used to make. of enna z a ae | That is just what y vill ge are rrow. Max Reinecke home on Thanksgiving| Telephone 240W lerchandise o: erit Only | Thanksgiving 11 That is just what you will get here tomorrow. ape er ne 116 — 4th St. | } Without Trimmings | We make our own Candies and Ice Cream. | as been the custom the’ : ‘ Ss. | McKenzie Hotel will serve Bismarck, q Your Thanksgiving dinner | Come and Feast With Us. | their mail lahoais Thane: N. Dz | isn’t complete without | | | ivin, . ; =! . * T Velock until 9 o'clock p. m.| _— S Joabb, Jr., Says: - a ee | Ol mM 1 Brice $1.00. Thia ls cheaper Young people who aspire ¢ Pmanberies 2175. | Y Dp a than you can get up a dinner Aho aulon pudinese ang; Bani | oreeer cee t Y at home. Thanksgiving din-| ing positions should learn | | Opposite the Post Office ner at the McKenzie Hotel shout the calls we aro having Fruits and Vegetables. |! || how we cana a ina few oa av wig dees months for one of the good po Oranges, Raisins, Prunes, 4 sitions mentioned above. Celery and Olives. ian —— PALMS DEVELOPED ‘ Address, Free Delivery te ali parts of 7) ]) 7 EARCY, Mer, thseltt: \ BUT ONCE Brier cee TURKEY TALKS | AJOWMIDE MG Sanitary Food |] About the berries. Yes, all coffee is the berries, only | a - ieee, =| Market. i] some are better than others. We admit 2nd floor Cummins Bldg. | \ Side Entrance. 6th and Broadway | | fae MANDAN, NORTH DAKOTA. | Opposite the Clty: Aadlterlam, |] 0 V B | our very best | The Weather SPECIAL it COFFEE ak “ Perils, Smet sod ae Park & Tilford Chocolates, $1 39 '}, Costs more than some, but goes further than any. . < . erie ve hae ee e be i night and Thursday. a ities ‘ He oie pe en Let your next. pound of coffee be O. V. B. If satis- als carry a compicte line 0 ark & | eae aaah “Ohesalniag He | | factory tell your neighbor. If not, tell your grocer. | OPEN E NGS s $1 .00 and $1 .50 a bb. A concrete money back guarantee with every pound. | ‘ J 47 4 1c Obtainable at the following Grocers: | 9 x : . \ BOYS Flowers for Your Hostess JOS. BRESLOW DRUG STORE] | ch i LOGAN'S ‘BROWN & TIEDMAN’S SMITH’S 2 e e a LONGIES. ] his | ha ksg U1 eg : | BISMARCK QUALITY STORE { t : n t nN, Golden West Laundry and Dry Cleaning. | : : . CRICKET : Turkey and Chrysanthemums. Both, mean Brightness and Happiness. Three services—Family Washing Finished, | CORNER GROCERY COOK'S GROCERY es Fiowers with their appealing beauty will put the finishing touch to Rough Dry and Dry. SWEATERS. your Thanksgiving Table. Our ston of ‘Mums, Roses, Varnations, PHONE PHONE i | : Narcissus is always fresh and complete. Ann ° Sed? is PVR | MC c T TYSON & co B er on 5 P BISMARCK MANDAN ‘AR H Y * ME ‘AN y J ges HOSKINS-MEYER 24 hour service on parcel post orders. || 207 BROADWAY BISMARCK, N. D. Quality-Style-Economy