The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 6, 1926, Page 2

b ses si a prettily appointed | °°! s ‘ i dy y t 5 4 : : 3 , os mg Os ; she to the babies, who will be} Oliver Stoen were going to Bowman & 4 . din ghee then esters tel bring + i Bisa th" hone i” and" || DR. M. E, BOLTON : Brio es sia : sj), , The nurses at the hospital will en-|Stoen are not planning to leave the js ee oe aici | MISS DEBORAT HALL IS MARRIED | tertain during. the afterndon with a| elty. : Osteopathic Physician 4 5 ier i ents have he program and tea and wafers NTR 5 following the pregram. Mrs. ee iey prog! . Henry Bldg. 116 Fourth St. ies irene! ; of the we ¢ served. EA’ R EAST | A ‘ A. Larson, president. of ‘the atl duet | "National Hospital Mrs, C_'E. Paul of Underwood, who Telephone 240W New spring garments in at- Ate and Mee Gee s L. Hall, D.D,, of | celebrates the birthda i Rae a i _No matter how » events have “Comfit’” will ig PAGE TWO %3S%S09030600 Se eae pe and Mes Ted “usseock of PRESBYTERIAN, YOUNG PEOPLE) ” pismarck Mattress & Reno- | Better Kodak Finishing Mrs. A. G. Sorlie |Missionary Societ i i days in Bismarek, ‘Dr. Glasseock is _ ‘The Westminster, Guild” and ating C i “YOU'LL NOTICE THE DIFFERENCE” 0) | S! y y vating Co. will renovate and | ~, — — attending a meeting of health offi-| Young: Men’s class of the Presbyte mart . Is Hostess to Club | Guests at E. A. Brown Have Open House cers being held hefe toduy and to--ian church will pienle tonight « the [recover your mattress. Phone HOSKINS - MEYER } jorrow. 01 5 a ie C Eo 5 | < at Guest Day Tea Home at Bridge Party! “at the St. Alexius Meng ONT aUsiwtes, "| Watatitts Nadiad ohare i. = At the annual guest day of the Vurrent Events club Wednesday af-| ary ternoo in the Sorlie eact club | ako! John A. Bowls of yellow roses were used About the rooms and the club colors | of yellow and white were carried out in all the appointments. Weman’s Club Has Mothers as Guests at Annual Party; rman had pre: per on “Pionee i The decorated with of he club 1 mark the r flowers. The annual lunche: to be held on May close of the year’s per on folk-song re afternoon the ho: eon, The nex in two Year's program. CLUB IS ENTE Hannaf ize was play- ed at two tables during the afternoon, hono: The Faber and Mrs. F. L. morning Jor a short visit In Minneapolis 1 be joined by M George nd who will go on ito Chi them. Mrs,! Duemeland en visiting in Min-| neapolis for several da TO EN ERTAIN D. A. RL . M. Chri sean Revolution con Frida: street, ‘will follow. meet of the RETURNS WITH GUE E. H. Light returned from Glendive, Mont., Latest Numbers,’ Brunswick ¢ Records. Webb Bros. Vapo Carpet and Upholstery’ Cleaners. Phone 398. nature and shaped your } ‘head the Knox rest upon it: racefully. 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They will leave, is reported as getting along niceiy.| A‘ banana plant may grow 40 tect A famous cypress tree in Mexico Mr. and Mrs. Claude Newman} ple will be in attendance. have returned to their home at Wilton ——— after a short business visit in Bis- IS IMPROVING 2 s ave} marck’ Mr. Newman took the state] arthur Coons, who was injured] jonal Hospital) barbers examination while here and| yesterday inan accident at the Gam. to 6 o'cloek,! received his license. f ble Robinson Fruit Company, today Hospital May 12 from visitors are cordi the hozpital. » honors going to 3 Hugh Me ee | WILL NOT MOVE TO BOWMAN n of the games the | ¥ orn during the las' rare; The Tribune was incorrectly invited to be pr | formed yesterday that Mr. and M MAY SALE OF COATS as been the guest of friends in_Bis- Bismarck, N. 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