The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 7, 1925, Page 5

=e MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1925 Florence Homan ' Will Attend U. S. College Conference, Miss Florence Homan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Homan of this| has been chosen as the represen © of St. Catherine's college, Paul, to the National Md Court, conference Q sity, December 1 i M Homan, a senior at St. Cath-! crine'’s, will he one of the few repre- entitives of women’s colleges at the conference, which has been called to sound the sentiment of American col- legiate institutions on the question of participation by the United States ina world court of atbitr Miss Homan was selected by Sister / tonia, dean of St. Catherine's, be cause’ of hersinterest in politieal and ernmental questions. A picture of Miss Homan, together with the story of her selec as representati as appeared in a St. Paul paper. | Collegiate at Princeton JOHNSON Ma Mis Johnson united in r . AY 1 o'clock at the Bapti hoon at tf sonage, Rev, A. A, Holmes officiating They were attended by Miss Ameha Flgner, erof the bridge, and John Mr. their home Atkinson, will make and Mrs, Johnson in Bismarck MARRIED SATURDAY The wedding of Miss Amada Fran- | ces Bailey and Fred Berge, both of, this cit s, solemnized \ evening at ¥ o'clock by Rev. Wright at the Presbyterian manse The couple were attended by Mis Worst and Mr. Gamble. MISSIONARY, SOCIBTY M Wyman’s Foreign M oT the Methodist church norrow “Afternoon at Mrs. Stante. mith M WwW. Ca of the will be in ¢ YEOMEN TO ME he Yeomen lodge held at 0% Tuesday tthe AO. U. Wy hall A on will follow the regu lar business meeting and ments will be served. A meeting of will be ing veftesh- ANNUAL PRESBY The Presbyte nL open their annual sale Friday, December 11, parlors. A turkey supper al I o'cloc in the church will be served at 6 o'cloek. anor Elgin and ed shburn spent the week- ck with friends and ere week- was visiting VISITED BROTHER Miss Allene Sawyer of spent the week-end in the 1 guest of her brother, Hilert yer, 816 Third street. 5 RDAY Miss A B. Henrickson of Daw-| con and Mrs. William Schfeld of New Salem were in Bismarck Saturda IN FARGO : Rosenthal and Don J. Ele} © gone to Fargo to appear Veterans Bureau. Eric hard before the ns FROM DAWSON Miss Alice B, Henrickson of Daw- ron is spending a few days in Bis- marek with friends. BABY BORN A ddughter was born to Mr, and Mrs. Ted Flint -of Hanover Satur- day. TO CITI Mrs W. Lindberg left Sunday evening for a visit in the Twin Cities. VISITIN Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Erickson 0 ton visited in Bismarck over Sunday. . HERE Mr. and Mrs. W. Kenzie spent Saturday in the city. FOR FARGO Horn, left this morning The American Legion Aux- iliary will give a dinner in the Lions Rcom of the Grand Pacific Hotel on Wednesday evening at 6:30 g’clock which will be followed by the regu- lar business meeting. There will be election of officers. Members are asked to tele- phone 152W for reservations before Tuesday evening. ' Bonham “Brothers ‘importa- tions of Wedgewood Pottery will arrive this week. The Weather Mostly fair tonight and Tuesday ; colder OPEN EVENINGS ity auditorium has been postponed Tuesday, 15, The band will be assisted by the girls’ glea club of the high school in giving the conce ing at the until December | Mri Helen A. Smith of Sterling, and M Lorraine Bahlig of Underwood, among the week-end shoppers in city. ROYAT, ARCH TO ELE ‘The Bismarck chapter, Ro: Masons, will meet tomorro the Masonic Temple. Ofie the conting year will be elected. HERE ON H. H. Howry, Federal Interne St. Paul, is in Bismarck on business for a few days. ROYAL NEIGHBORS MEET ‘TO. NIGHT Election of officers for the Royal Neighbors will be held tonight at the regular meeting. HOME OVER SUNDAY Mary Ellison, accompanied by. Charles Doughty, m home at Sterling’ over Mi Mr. 4 tored to he the week-end. HERE WITH RELATIVES Rex and Vivian Stair of Newburg are spending a few daysoin the city with their brother, Beecher, and oth- er relatives. FORMER RESIDENT HERE Robert Throdah| of Minneapolis former resident of Bisma‘ the week-end here with fr A marria, i ed to Donald Johnson and Wilcke, both of Bismarck. VISITED HERE John Buillet of Glen Ulin visi in Bismarck over the week-end with his mother and sister. WEEK-END VISIT Mr. and Mrs. M, C. Doyle spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. KE. C. Fogarty at Sterling. HERE ON BUSINESS Mr. and Mrs. Osear Buehler of Mott are spending a few days in the city on business. i HERE FROM REGAN Alfred Anderson and Marvin Alm ) Minnie | IF HE'S A YOUNG MAN GIVE HIM CLOTHES. Bergeson’s of Regan are spending a few weeks in Bismarck, BABY BORN Mr. and Mrs. James E. Power an- nounce the birth of a daughter on ) Saturday. MOTHERS CLUB TO MEET The Mothers club will meet with Mrs. Price Owens tomorrow night. ON BUSINESS Albin Andstrom of Wilton is spend- ing the day in Bismarck on business. For Xmas gift suggestions go to the Sarah Gold Shop, Quality-Style-Heonomy 312 Main Ste Phone 566. Manslaughter y | Big dress sale Tuesd sure and see our spec ues. A.W. Lucas Co. Trial at Minot ¥. Di Dees (P) Trial ot| s kestc ol 4 ENDS | charged) with man ction with the deal » died in t ns Mino’ t this afte Lowe of Judy Thursday | Mrs. Ko \with murd I death of » been due to an illegal oper to pre Brocke incon tomobile in whieh Frank \riding at the time the m |lided with Henry He died ‘a ceived in th tion 1 a in toxicated at the time of the accident. | \ For Xmas gift gsrestions | go to the Sarah Geld Shop, | 312 Main St. \ jay only, 100 wool and! . Very special, . A. W. Lucas Co. Phone are best,” the woll- used for cancelling printed by an itish good known Frank Everts. Christmas Sale Of stamped goods. Pleoting, Hewstiteiting and Dressmakins don i PEACOCK MI ‘CAN HAVE YouR. FILMS DEVELOPED BUT_ONCE DAILY PHOTO SERVICE BISMARCK THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE described in “Ce Easy Way’ The Great Western Sugar Co. Sugar Building | Great Western $$$ ————__-—- TONIGHT — MONDAY and TUESDAY ANNA Q. NILSSON 1A She makes men fizh ’ Al Golden PHONE 258 BISMARCK NEWS PICTURES _ Three services—Family Washing Finished, MANDAN, cog 3st indy Making the '—send for it. i PEATURE PICTURE “THE BEST PHOPLE” With Warner Baxter, Iesther Ralston and Kathlyn Williams. Denver, Colorado Matinee 1 o'clock 10 and 40 cents. Evening 7:15 and 9:20 Matinee Every Day At 2380 ——————eeEEEe LEWIS STONE N KEITH SHIRLEY MASO: TULLY MARSHALL She makes women cheat-—she breaks her husband's heart—- i I beeause she TALK STALKS! COMEDY West Laundry and Dry Cleaning. Rough Dry and Dry. PHONE Sad 9 96 MANDAN 24 hour service on parcel post orders, N. DAK.- “ PAGE FIVE ion: 5 is aC maton a - a aE meine Be | Children Sell [ina Des "lInter-class Title Pre second *] urday becuse of the band. concert | Candy to Boost | Ble stosed | Basketball Game Ay afternon el] Bay vour Christmas’ gifl Health Seal F und) ber a soa Being Played Today (th sare hing the Peekeen cesaed hesiery here. Our line is com- nee | e oore gathered rere today pve the Sopho: 9 to 6 i a A SS elop- | re! with th the or i Fackcli Pie first liettiet. gamieso! ne pl with ail colors in’ pure Miss Hartman heist |i late : ho 1 HA Wddntaligy evens Sie Hore at S100 up. Webb Pa lt rder, We th Steele high’ quint oF Honor Guest at here Lo evidence ave | Ye Tunior 1 ine sehedated fur Friday. with | BEES. ; avert the pret ‘ Driscoll may be postponed until Sat | go passin oe Bridge Shower the trite of a = — ie - ige anew our faith —— <== aa ; Mrs. . Beatt and Mrs. ers, which const o a on ~ i a in Ball coon Dancing iross entertained Saturday evenins Wished i: there record is complet Sig hey | Th Chri tm . y: Pox Prot, Charleston, at the Beatt home on Avenue D with hemi Vihe Crowd Exalted Ruler of assee< ine simas \noe ,\tore «: ¥3esX Waltz. n attractively planned shower and the rec pan pstiny has writt A ace enerneeeeerseent cally Wes B lors Srldge patty for Miss Lois Hariinan in the races cd $11 toward to-| the end of the last cial oh Ao rss Be We Henderson, whose marriage to Elmer Lillcskov ward their Seal Fund and showed the there comes at th ie Bey Hake place on December 24. their olde that they are in the ane th it son tor ee >. Appointments — were d t ror eitic ere vo ooan end, but tha © oppor White and the wler echo Thre ote Tnerenae Ihe sapon sbi fire 40% ried out in heart decorations th mothe little Christmas ti : out the rooms and in the vours tou . rel fohy am ‘ luncheon served at the conclusion even nore xo lol gy, ob the ga ter , hy 4" e orn |g 3 year, the entire proce 1 &, go to the Tuberculosis Fund. gra PP o& ss Hartman was presented with Christians ecue imegazine sabe| BN \ Ah coer TROUuI | t from the guests. bristianson Nags a by . i & : avs Tribute t ser threugh = semeone | A aS bps i Mrs. H. Shaft ays Tribute ay vouhnew and thus he assured) (42 Pr | an i Is Hostess Departed Elks that yeu wil receive sume, ran | DIAMOND { Ss ostess at : cach issue. Our price same as] Ad spate ¢ ” / A " The annual 1 rubishe: Yne of » best! . ‘ “ NPS - i Bridge Party, moe publisher Ont of the be t CHRISTMAS MEA PARTIES ea } | ittended by a larg Nines gifts which yeu can! Ai fl \ if po Mrs. Mar Shaft was hostes: vl visitor Hl give. Harris & Woodmansee. | AND NIEW SUIPI ERS ak QALY, | urday afternoon at bridge, three chief justic | ‘ NE 4 . e Pe Sae / tables playing during the afternoon. | delivered an in meine 100 1 : ; | ‘ er ve { A dainty color motif of pale yellow ress 100 beutiful fur tr | . : ; e dnd kereew was used in decorating the mall coats. wonderful valves. You will the very Tt ‘ a ~ ff { rooms and in all. appointments aL SY Lene - ‘ i { ' cheen ‘ \ Honors in the bridge games were Badge | Pe 0. 8. W. ' Vy tin ' - i awarded to Mis. Fred Jansonias and ternal Co. | Theo wt f, Mrs. W. E. Cole. | ein | : lipper above avooatsy t a - Mrs. . Miller assisted the hos: | o! | bo had in patent or kid. Ut Se x tess in a_course luncheon at} Th ie | ; wy } the conclusion of play, | frater sod purel | ouly oneal tyles fo N ROTlUCE ct an Amerie ; mn 5 | mut holiday al ; { y ICK SU goevernnent and p The cons i ‘ The congregation of $ tution of the Elk lily q i ! Get oO | copal church will hol obtainable as the ¢ t is Lieleproot hie too ina | rT ss i a iA tate and nation, he continued, and eipries rene ‘ | os : ae 1 : " ' t ' i Mi 1 its declared purpose? Heat ROGRAM AT THE )\ Wwonde: HSE u 1 . the — principle « ty, justice | of shade: \ 4, Ww \\ NEY intor brought th | brothes's ae Cone ry i we Hl POPTENG HARD F ter ht mo "we nd on the | ‘ d tera oe portunity to hold a she Fie thie Wak ste oi ee ae happiness of ers; to quick | peti ONEY where f ned yoods, jellies, pr | teen i inne hohikie theres | 1. Hv NOFIND ET FO: | pickles for Miss Bennett and ae eneeihee rit Une . |e H RAINY DA Cronsbey of the Mission home at heh to hold’ ane — b | Cannon Ball. ows tha at YHEATRE - MANDAN fe | ate wecatewt- anew hua ol wt ' ane ay du tol \ { i ws " : , = LEGION AUXI ee : i @ ; i oy easy payment | The American Legion Auxiliary will | JOP the He i! U i s) )) A Y ” | give a dinner inthe Lions’ room of | eA ty T exinliie'| | ae \ the Grand Pi hotel on Wednes-| 0.0) © ‘ WATESER AND EVEMAG | 3 i day evening at 6:30 o'clock to be fol- | Oe “ | ary 9 ® | lowed by the regular business meet | — - OS gl > ‘ gras ing. There will be election of ofi-/ North Dakota eee & vee | oes 1 Bonham Bros. cers, Menhers are asked ta telephone - Frear & Dewey HW deactud. and’ Optodietrist Mrs. W. A. Falconer at 162W for re-| ste: ses | — Wart neneen = oe DAniNTR OF SON Injunction Suit! Her Biggest Mistake |——— TRAE RRR Dr. and Mrs. Henry Snure of 1 : : ; 4 Sam Lee = day cnry Snure Washington, D. C.. Dec, 7.) You can't tell about men. Dart € TAMET IZNI ; ons Angeles, Calif. ate the parents of 4 rye District uf Colunibia cnart of ai Sometimes they'll say they do epinacon @ \ DO YOU KNOW = name, Rol FSnure. Mrs. Snure | Reals Srertury not like candy...» and yet you China's Greatest . = trees Peel Vo} y of the| y ¢ it sician” r rae " : oo .| ae * + ing the title to public land in North Ve ; Oe ie PE | Dakota, upholdir lod orehe| — foravminute, Rovers & Ki Tri 7 Co al DR. M. E. BOLTON with the Bis | Try Mrs. Skeptical’s Test: Sh ogers & King Trio ie Phivatei in the eity for some ry in October, —1916,| iene Mine ane - Osteopathic Physician i , 016, thought she had such a husband. She The oT : rer - made an enlarged ho ul entry put aside the dishwashing one night in “The Three Collegians' 1 ~ . eurep URRER WORK made an cularied homesteat Citey| Tar ffesn minutes while she enade a . j . HG {th St. ‘Telephone 240W or LHIRD DEGREE WORK 1B. Humiston fited a contest. chaning | Qatney plate werepiicel athivelbow | of your favorite nevative Bismarck, N. D. xree a te, ventice event of tot milure to maintain residence and while Re hid behind the evening Demure, Null & : atte eine Kiet ss regular meeting of the Bis-, cultivate the Inn paper. When her work was done, his i emer ned fora me Imisrek lage of Masons she sexsion’, Se cuis Wolk ausinined the con oe pens aoe sel Void . | begins at 6 o'clock with a dinner at {st and the Love Néehis wonder abourmore! ; ° CWT EEE SEPT ETERS the Masonic Temple, with the degree jniunetion to preven een . ; in Ch ANS AL ailments of the fect success- ne . en i ° Humiston low that she knows, she not - Sse Fy i vate werk slotting: immed ety ae oe The court hele prtiuades fim cay 0, bring home 2 A Pot Pourri ef Comedy ristmas ] t ai fully tre ated. he petits Te b i A e ot be re ox of candy now and i ; ares m tendance is anticipated. pe ae ae ne 2 in reward aie often makes favorite i ( lara B. Wes tphal es moved in the ee sweet.» he likes ie most because she! oy Martin & 0 ce fd’ be nicer: than an enlaigement fret Chiropodist. JUVENILE BAND TO GIVE CON- . ~ — - | made it. Oscar Martin & Co. ny What cou debe nicer than an enlarec men from ltoaiwan ,wwenicnide nena CERT For Xn gift sugvestions | Wiech ascuwdysmakinginioar tee | eee Peon = othe negative taken in a happy moment? is a Evenings ky Appointment 2 ahhe hand concert to have been gi-" go to the Sarah Gold Shop! untorm reste. iB in “Surprises Supreme constant source of pleasure. Cccipenemamaeme nian én by the juvenile band Friday even. 3179 Main St. Phone 5 Noa Wisaesitionsiolimanyicavaiee Prices are very reasonable, Drop in and look Ee == over the samples. Pea Special price Regular Price 50¢ Bismarck, N. D. | Sorenson Hdwe Co. HOSKINS-MEYER Ea OEE Select Your Christmas Gifts for Mother, Wife, Sister and Friends From These: “Wear-Ever’” And, they insure better pope: better-flavored These stores, we know, can supply you: The Helling Agency General Insurance and Bonds. First Guaranty Bank Bldg. Phone 877 — Bismarck, N. PD. (ther excellent Offers Wear-Ever'values 98-inch Bread and Meat Loaf Pan 4 € si | 8¥inch Fry Pan $429 seat Covered Sauce Pan sj] Mountain Cake Pan 4-qt Windsor Pot Roast Kettle ere tensils at the ape- { | | Mandan, N. D. - Rovig & Skojd