The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 19, 1926, Page 5

——~ rs. Postlethwaite’s Friends Were Guests at C. L. Young Home The ladies of the Presbyterian church entertained last evening in the home of Mfs. C. L. Young, 14) Avenue B, with a reception for the friends of Mrs. H. C. Postlethwaite and daughter,~Margaret, who are here from Minnenpolis. About 50 friends called during the evening. Mrs, E. J. Taylor, Mrs. W. L. Nucs- sle, Mrs. L. F. Crawford and Mrs.} Sara Ankenman poured. Peonies and! iris were used to decorate the rooms.! Mrs. William Langer entertained at noon yesterday with an informal din-| ner for Mrs. Postlethwaite and daughter and Miss Henrie! Beach entertained them last evening at din- ner at the Country club, They left this afternoon for Hazel- ton, where they will conduct a Bible{ school for two weeks, and from there, will go to Linton where they will ed in charge of the Bible school. They! will then return to Bismarck for an} extended visit. TO GIVE: VESPER PROGRAM | The following program will bc giv- cn at the veaper service‘at the Pres- byterian church tomorrgw afternoon| at 5 o'clock with C. L. Young presid-| Ing: . Organ prelude —Armstrong. Mrs. R. E. Morris ening Meditation” Hymn, Scripture. Prayer. Vocal solo “Trusting”. Emmett Grif Announcements Offertory, Cantique d’Amour— Lieurance | trong | Gaull Hymn. Benediction. Organ Postlude, “Marche Nuptiale”} aulke, T AT GOBEL HOME iam F, Robinson and ch arles William and Jackly here today from Stapi for a month’s visit at the home Robinson's parents, Mr. and E. J. Gobel. They were accom- 1 by Mrs. Robinson's brother, pel, who has been visiting for onth at Staples. GUESTS OF MRS. LARSON Mrs. KE. G, Larson has had as her guests during the past week Mrs. 0. Greenman and Mrs. 0. B. Kettel- son of Aneta and Mrs. A. J. Horneck- er and Mrs. A. B. Hutson of Finley, who have been attending the Eastern Star convention, They will rei with Mrs, Larson over the week-end. MACCABE MET The W. B. A. of Maccabees held an interesting meeting last evening with addresses by Mrs. Anna DeMars of ‘go, state commander, and = Mrs. heth Dow of Fargo, district dep- on the program, The local drill in new uniforms, gave! of the order. FROM CHICAGO in ere i yesterday the floor w yo where he accepted a position with Reid, Murdock and C wholesale grocers. His territory will include western North Dakota and eastern Montana, LEAVE FOR VALLEY CITY Mrs. W. S. Stratton and daughtet, Ruth, will leave tonight for Valley City ‘where Mrs. Stratton will teach upper grade methods at the State Teachers College for the next’ three months. / _ FISHING A. W. Mell who has been spending the 1: fishing in Minnesota, will night for Chicago where he main for a week or two on business. GUEST OF SON 4) |. C. H. Hollopeter, Fargo, {s in Bis- marek over the week-end visiting hi son, D, C. Hollopeter, ed in the i the state highway PRESENT FLOWERS TO SINGERS | Each member of the Northern P: ifie sextet, which sang in Bisma' yesterday morning, was presented with a pretty corsage bouquet by the women’s clubs of the city. 1D GUESTS Miss Helen Curtis and Miss Doro- thy Waldera of Jamestown are in Bismarek for a week-end visit, the guests of Miss Bernice Joslin and Miss Arduth Gussner. MRS. McGRAY HERE Mrs. C. W. McGray of Garrison, formerly a resident of Bismarck, has been spending the past week in the city. fron IN MINNESOTA Soo Ling. dispatcher, | it week HERE ON BUSINESS Paul Kretschmar, state senator, of Venturia is spending a few days in the city transacting business. U. C. T. Picnic Sunday at Fort Lincoln. All partici- pants of “Hello There,” ex- cept the Call 1183 or 522 for transpor- tation. ——————SS The Weather Unsettled“ tonight», and Sunday ; probably show- ers; cooler Sunday ‘COMPLETE, STOCKOF WOOLENS IN OUR TAILORING ; Rev. and Mrs. 0. 8. Jacobson of. Bis- i| Superintendent of Public ‘In- North Dakota Girl Graduate of George Washington U.! Miss Versie Fae Frazier of Hoople, N. D., and a former student of the! Bismarck high school, was graduated from the Columbian College of George Washington University this spring at the one hundred and fifth annual commencement of that insti-| tution. She received the degree of A. B. and was one of a class of 450! graduates. } One of the features of Miss Fra- zier’s commencement week was a trip; to Mt. Vernon. It'is the annual cus-| tom of the senior class to make a} pilgrimage to Mt. Vernon to lay a wreath on the tomb of Washington. Bismarck Student Wins Athletic Honors | at Huron College; Miss Esther Jacobson, daughter of marck, has been awarded the Wom-; en’s Athletic Association’s medal! from the Huron College of Huron, S. D., the highest athletic honor that can be won by a woman student of the college. The girl who receives the medal must be a senior honor student, and her selection is based upon the following points: Athletic y, faithfulness, loyalty, sports- p and scholastic record. Miss Jacobson has made every ath- letic varsity team, except track in her senior year, since she entered the college, a record that is unique in the history of the institution. She has been assistant coach dur- ing the past year. LEAV VACATION Miss Tobie nmson left this morning for Fargo where she will join her father, sister and cou then drive to Alexand: incis, Minu., to visit re! fore going to Minneapol by lakes where she will s. She will return by way nd Forks, visiting friends there. GOING TO NEW YORK . William Dohn ing on an Il inelude stops at 0 for the Euchar- Philadelphia for will the sesqu pial celebration, and in New Jersey where they will visit relati' They will then go to New York City to spend a month. RETURNS M 10WA Mrs, Nellie Evarts, deputy county superintendent, returned yesterday from lowa City, Iowa, where she has been for the past week with her daughter, Miss Gertrude Evarts, who is attending the summer session of the lowa University. LEAVE ON TRIP Mrs. J. VP. Hoff and daughter, Gladys, of Flasher left this morning for Mayville, N, D. t days before’ going i Wash., where they will spend — the summer with Mrs. Hoff's two sons. r Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rue Bismarck, guests Mrs. and Mr: L. Crave Rue has been viisting her sister in Valley City while Mr. Rue has been engaged in road construction work. RETURN HOME Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stokke and two children of La Crosse, Wis., left this morning for their home after an ex- tended visit in Bismarck with Mr Stokke’s parents, Rev. and Mrs. 1. G. Monson. GOES TO GRAND FORKS Miss Mary Cayou will leave to- morrow for Grand Forks where she has accepted a position, Later Miss Bismarck Fur Co. Furs Exclusively Storage - - Repairing Phone 619 207 Fifth St. DR. M. E. BOLTON Osteopathic Physician 116% Fourth St. Phone 240W Bismarck, N. D. For First Class Shoe .Re- pairing go to the Bismarck Shoe Hospital Henry Burman, Prop. baby dels, invited. —=—===—————_ NEW YORK DENTISTS Opposite N. P. Depot Plates, Crowns, Fillings - Bridgework, Plainless tions, Cleanings Bismarck, N. D. 408Y, Main Phone 234 - Vote for E, P. Crain for State struction. Mr. Crain is an advanced course graduate of the Oshkosh Normal School; a graduate of the College of Education of the University: of Wiscongin; and has done one year of resident graduate work for a master’s degree at the University of Wis. consin, For four years he wa’ head of the North Dakota Motor Vehicle Registration Depart- ment. Mr. Crain has had sixteen years of experience in school work as: school teacher, Cee coe eae ae school principal, y super- intendent " schools, normal school teacher at Valley City (6 penne ae high. school exam- spperyieos, certi of hers of North Dakota. ; (Political Adv.) T HERE ON BUSINESS j aiflev Lucas of Almont was in thé yesterday on business. WEEK-END VISITOR Miss Kila Eberhard of New Salem Cayou will visit at the LaRose cabin t Y at Detroit Lake, Minn. RETURNS TO BEMIDJI Miss Mabel Croon, who has been the house guest of the Misses Ruth|. Miss } len and Marion Staley for the pas. week, | i8 in Bismarck for a week-end visit left this morning forr her hime in| With Miss Mary MeCoy. Bemidji, Minn, JURET HORE — G VISITORS LEAVE Miss Peggy Case of Jamestown is | Mrs. R. E. Swenson and little son,| the guest of Miss Rose Becr over the | oe are eee today to Fargo, week-end, after a several weeks’ visit with Mrs, ; oe : Swenson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. _ IS ILL AT HOSPITAL Miss Thora Christenson of 4 i sages mene dan is scriously ill at the Bismarck LEAVES FOR CITIES | hospital. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Pearcey left — , ; idClties whe ACCEPTS POSITION Feo ey tr ee ie eiee ee will| Miss Catheriné Bodenstab has ac- they will visit fir a week, They will ae 4 also visit relatives at several pluces one a position at the A. W. Lucas store, in the east, ci Is ILL | Mrs. Robert Dant is confined to her | bed by a serious illness. | GOES TO CHICAGO RETURNS HOME | Miss Dorothy Smith’ returned to} her home in Belfield, N. D., today after a week's visit with her sister,/ Mrs. W. L. Sherwin. ' TO ‘STUDY IN CHICAGO Miss Thelma Brewington left this morning for Chicago where she will study at the Chicago University dur- ing the summer, ——— | AT THE MOVIES | TO VISIT IN MINNEAPOLIS | ELTINGE THEATRE | Mrs; C. Klingensmith and children, Adolphe Menjou with Louise Brooks left this. morning for Minneapolisy| and Chester Conklin. will, be seen | where they will | visit for several ‘at the Eltinge again tonight, Satur. | weeks with friends and relatives. | day, in “A Social Celebrity,” in which ere rite Menjou plays the part of a smal ii RL) UO ae giz: o*R, hair bobbing, expert who Koes = gree -. mn, OI’ to New York seeking success and Avenue D, left Thursday eveninx to. becomes involved in a fraud by whieh visit relatives in the east. They are he. passes himself off as a noble- expected home next Tuesday. iian. UNDERGOES OPERATION For Monday and Tuesday, the El- ~ tinge will show “Old Loves and New”, Mrs. John Hoffman underwent an/ with Lewis Stone, Barbara Bedford operation ‘Thursday morning at the d ‘ i Tully Marshall. Those who read St. Alexius hospital, She is getting| {ne Edith M. Hull. story. published | along nicely. in Cosmopolitan magazine under the i ae \title “The Desert Healer”, will re- HERE, FROM W IPEG call that it a most entertaining R. B, Finley, of Winn is spend-| and fast moving novel and the photo- ing the week-end wt the*homd of his| play is said to brother-in-law, State's Attorney F.' equally as good, E, MeCurdy. AT THE CAPITOL ot ai TAME RTOREN “The Storm Breaker,” Universal LEAVES FOR JAMESTOWN Jewel production — starring House Miss Mary McGogy left this morn-} peters, with a great supporting cast, ing for Jamestown where she will at-| will be. screened) at. the Capitol tend « Me t Camp meeting. — | theatre commencing Monday. It Cie RS SANEG wonderfully grip LU CU MAE la clash of a domin van with the es Agnes Howard left Unis morn-|Cenents of mature aud an equally for Fargo where she was called| (rons illed “woman “the © Stora y the death of her father. VISITING IN MINNESOTA Mrs. W. P. Robbing left last even- ing for Thief River Falls, Minn., for a week's visit with relatives. | Breaker” is one of those rugged ple- AT: DICKINSON Dr. A. A. Whittemore of the state} board of health has been in Dickin “The Studio” Phone 121 Lucas Block , ce son this week on business. Bismarck, North Dakota —_ | ——_—_——_—_————————— === Independence Course means 1 inde- JUNE 21 pendence. It mea perma- nent position; a salary twelve $ months in t year; The longest day tunity” for” advancement. It a 99 means help for a father or JUNE 22 inother. It means help to buy or that modern t upholstered fur- that new ¢ home, or th The first day of . niture. It means help to pur- SUMMER chase those former luxuries that are now necessities. To the or- Windstorm Season dinary young person a Com- mereial Course is better than $10,000 in cash, because it will bring more income and no one can cheat him or her out of it You can secure this course right here at home at the least ex- pense and in the shortest time. Such a course is very valuabl- and we do not get more than one-tenth of what it is worth as tuition charges. We want teach ers and high’ school graduates they make the best Secretaries and Stenographers. Come in and see us about it. “THE STUDIO” ARE YOU INSURED? FOR RELIABLE - INSURANCE City Insurance Agency., A Secretarial or a Stenographic | ture plays that House Peters does well. It the. tragedy, -ferc uty of the sea are private life Ciifford, Mrs. Lou Tellegen, Ki Ray Hallor, Jere Austin, Fa. wn, Emmett King, William J. Colvin, ‘Mark Fenton and Lon Proff. The picture was directed by Edward, Sloman, eral REX THEATRE eokpe ‘The Rex theatre presents i he Bad Man From Bodie,” featuring Big Boy Williams and Woifheart, the wonder dog in a thrilling western R. Secling in-Hollywood, C: The eleventh chap! F “Miracles of the Jungles,” that will u all over and make you forget your daily trouble, will also be shown. News reel and Andy Gump cartoon, he serial, resent “The Pace ith George O'Hara, Alber- ughn, Kid Guard ‘and Albert With a strong feature we are NOTICE TO. BIDDER: Call for bids on electrical wiring, hot water heating and plumbing on a 15-room build- ing at 709 Ave. A. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. For full information see J. J. Rue. suunnenuagnnunuannsonnensccansnanousnavunegaguasanggiy annnesael Ma wee Every Day at 2:30 TONIGHT — Saturday annnnananananauansanagneannnaneT: ADOLPHE MENJOU SoG ttpRIT CHESTER CONKUN LOUISE BROOKS: Menjou as a small- town barber and bogus count in a comedy even more suited to his tal- ents than “The King on Main Street.” NEWS PICTURES BOBBY V ON COMEDY “Till We Eat Again’ MMM OT MONDAY — TUESDAY LEWIS STONE and BARBARA BEDFORD _ “Old Loves and New” From Edith M. Holl's “The Desert Healer” ‘camp Grafton Is" Finest Seen, Says Army Corps Officer Devils Lake, N. D., June 19 tis the finest c y at Camp Grafton by Major Gen Benjamin C. Poore of Omaha,! Neb., commander of the Seventh army | area, camp equipment, dise duct of the men is splendid, and 1 shall use this camp as a standard of comparison.” Camp Grafton is the first national | lake, EU Half Fried Pike, Brown Butter, Raspberry Canape Cold Lobster, Chile Sauce. . « Lobster, a la Newberg, casserole .... Broiled Sardine on toast, lemon butter Boiled Shoulder of Lamb, fresh spinach ........ Boiled Capon, sauce supreme ... A Prime Rib of Beef, Mspanole ..... st Leg of Pork, Dressing Roast Young Duckling, Jelly ........ Roast Chicken, Almond Nut Dressing ..... 4 Roast Sugar-cured Ham, Cumberland Sauce .. R “The ard encampment which Major Gen- e Poore has visited since he has {become a general; and therefore, he \was unable to compare it with other guard camps throughout the country. His favorite impression thus leads him to use Camp Grafton as a sti ard of comparison, and his remarks regarding the camp were spoken while he had in mind the various regular “army camps, Fresh Water Needed v “The only thing this camp needs,” scenic beauty, | General Poore added, “is fresh wate ne and con- {and when he was informed by Col. David Ritchie, regimental | com- mander, that a movement is afoot to rt the Missouri river into Devils he showed much interest in the high on the militar, martialed Col. m retil have pnt made exer v board. Fort Lincoln. tation. UNUONUNUNCENEOHONONONEAACanAOSUOcdnOcaNconaccoNeoacoaueauaccanaccnacounocnaccnsconucontl Sweet Shop Sunday Menu Soup Cream of Chicken a la Ritz aux Croutons Fish Boiled Roast entrees Chicken Fricassee, June Peas ....... Chicken a Ja King, en cas: Small Beef Tenderloin St Small Butt Steak F Bone Steak, French Fried Potatoes. . Sirloin Steak, Rasher Bacon ............ Club Steak, Bordelaise Sauce pe ar meee Fancy Assorted Summer Sausage, Potato Salad ....... Hard Boiled Eggs, Head Lettuce, 1000 Island Dressing . . Asparagus Omelet are Creamed Asparagus role .. ak, mu la Minute ed Potat ad Pie Apple, Cherry, Peach, Loganberry, Banana Cream the project and expressed the hope that it would be consummated. Major General Poore was otie of ranking officers who sat y board which court- Willia mm Mitchepl, for- All 50 50 50 50 50 50 ————— PALACE - MANDAN TONIGHT S. 0. LeBarron, Mgr. “Prof.” R. E. Jack, Principal Petitions untary aid of parties interested. 29th, 1926. Minot, N. Dak. To Depositors in Closed State Banks And All Persons Circulating Reports and petitions received, in answer to call for the number of signatures obtained on June 10th, was ap- proximately 10,000. One-Half of the number required ona Constitutional Amendment. It will take some work on the part of all interested to obtain the balance. Peti- tions have been placed in every city that has had a State Bank failure and in many that have not. If petitions are not being circulated in your locality, wire and same will be forwarded immediately. Mail petitions so as to reach this office not later than June 29. We are half over dur- ing the first two weeks of the drive. Can we get the ditional 10,000 needed names during the next two weeks? Yes, if you do your part. We rely solely on vol- . We must have 20,000 signatures to obtain a place on the ballot before June North Dakota Good Faith Association Box 486—Room No. 18 N. Y. Store Bldg.” “Behind the Front” N \ Wesley College (Affiliated with the University of North Dakota at Grand Forks) Edward P. Robertson, D.D., LL.D., President A Church College cooperating with the State University without duplication Departments ' SCHOOL OF RELIGION: Instruction not sectarian, but suited to uni- versity students of all denominations. versity, degree. college year. CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC: Courses receive credit toward 210 students elected religion in Wesley College, the Private instruction in piano, voice, violin uni- past and organ is provided in Wesley College and accepted for credit in the uni- versity. DEPARTMENT OF EXPRESSION: Private ‘lessons in expression are likewise provided in Wesley College and credited in the university. RESIDENCE HALLS: Harold Sayre Hall, for men, and Larimore Hall for women students, are open to stidents of university and Wesley College. Six Hundred Forty different students were enrolled with Wesley College last year. ‘ Address Inquiries and Applications to GRAND FORKS, NORTH DAKOTA Wesley College University Station aviation officer, who since has from the service because of. his conviction by the court-martial U. C. T. Pienic Sunday at partici- pants of “Hello There,” ex: cept the baby dolls, invited. Call 1183 or 522 for transpor- JONGSUGUDOODOROOUODDSOSUOOOOOONDOUGONDSOUGOONEOEAODOODODOGUOagSOnAEDNCONAgooonanON