The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 28, 1926, Page 5

. . . grandmother, Mrs. Mary I. Moffet, who accompanied her, remained at) Devils Lake were guests at the home sister, Mrs, Alice They are on their way home from a vacation trip » nic supper Saturday: evening. MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1926 Nona Cunningham Weds Elmer Johnson Sunday. ¢ at Steele At high noon on Sunday, June 27, Miss Nona Grace Cunningham, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Cunning- ham of Steele, and Elmer 0. John- son, son of Mr. and Mrs, L. Johnson of Falkirk, were united in marriage at the home of the bride’s parents neur Steele. Rev. H, A. Mechilke of the Lutheran church of Steele read the service. An attractive arrange- ment of vines, ferns, roses and bas- kets of gladiolas formed the back- ground for the ceremony, Mrs. Ray Stair of Bismarck, sister of the bride, -was matron of honor, and Hubert F. Holtan of Washburn attended Mr. Johnson. as best man. The bride wore a lovely frock of honey dew taffeta and carried an arm bouquet of pink roses. Mrs. Stair was in silver blue taffeta and wore a corsage of roses, A wedding dinner was served after the ceremony. Wild roses and peonies were used on the table and throughout the dining room. In ad- dition to the bride and gruom the dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. L. Johnson, Falkirk; Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Holtan, Washburn; Mr. and Miss Hazel Lenhart Entertained Saturday | For Miss Caverno Complimentary to Miss Margaret) Caverno of St. Louis, Mo., the house guest of Miss Marion Quain, Miss nazel Lenhart entertained Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock in her home, 64 Avenue B, with a bridge luncneon. Covers were marked for 20 guests at tables prettily decorated with sweet pens and roses. In_the bridge games which follow- ed the luncheon Miss Frances Wan- ner won high honors. A guest prize was given to Miss Caverno, Lieut. Gov. Huber and Judge Graham Guests at Luncheon irs. C. A. Fisher and Mr. . O. Bailey entertained at luncheon this noon at the home in the Rose apartments in com- liment to Lieutenant Governor lenry Huber of Wisconsin and Judge J. A. Graham of Ellendale, N. D., who spoke here this afternoon. The table was beautifully appointed and vases of gladiolas were used. Guests ineluded Governor and Mrs, Mr. an Mrs. Ray Stair, Bismarck; A. G. Sorlie, Lieutenant Governor Camninetam aeniogend Plt, i uber, Se Faham, Mr.-amd_ Mrs. Mrs. C,. Ma eee, ye) Alfeed 8. Dale and Miss Aldyth Ward. Mrs, Johnson is a Steele high school, the Bismarck Business college, and-has lived in Bi r the past two years, be- a) for a time at the Quain a Be jad clinic and for more chan ‘a'year with the Bismarck Trib.| une. Mr, Johnson is % graduate of the Washburn high school and the Bismarck Business college. He is employed by the Mandan Creamery company,-and the couple will make their home in Mandan. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson left op a short trip, expecting to be gone ohly two or three days. Later they will go to the Yellowstone national park. Mrs. Johnson was guest of honor Friday evening at a’ miscellanebus| shower given by Mrs. J. P. Boucher.! There were about 25 guests. GIRL HIKERS HERE and Miss their Miss Harriet Iverson Mildred Glover hiked from home in Shelly, Minn. i a distance of 375 guests of Mr. and Mrs. here. Mr, and ‘al saving the latter part of the week for De- troit, Minn., for a two weeks’ vaca- tion and will be secon panies by. Miss Iverson and Mise Glover. They will make the trip by car. 7 RETURN FROM MINNESOTA W. E. Lahr returned to Bismarck yesterday after attending a conter- ence of Willys-Overland dealers in Minneapolis. He stopped in Wadena, Minn., and drove home with his wife and two sons, William and James, who have been at a lake near Wa- dena. Mrs. Lahr and sons will prob- ubly be here for. a week or. more before returning to Wadena to spend the summer. HERE BN ROUTE-HOMF - Mrs. H. Pollock of Buffalo Springs, Mrs. Nora Transeth of Stanton, Miss Ruth Anderson, Mrs. A. G. Eriekson and Elmer Anderson were in Bismarck for a short visit with their sister, Miss Billie Ander- son, en route to their homes from Amery, Wis., where they attended the funeral of their father. RETURNS FROM VISIT Miss Lois Bigler has returned from Victoria, Apne. where she has’ been spending the winter with her aunt, Mrs. Charles Sowerwine, and attend- ing high school, En route home she stopped at Irwin, Iowa, for a visit with her grandmother, Mrs. M. G. Bigler, and her sunt, Mrs. Joe Woods. RETURNS FROM VACATION Miss Viola Bailey returned last evening from a three weeks’ vacation ‘ling “of the death’ of CAMPING AT LAKE ISABEL There were 17 in the group of Oececa Camp Fire girls who left Bismarck this morning for Lake Isa- bel with their guardian, Mrs. W. G. Worner, and Mrs. Carl Nelson as chaperones. They expect to remain at the lake until July 6. Those in the party include: Tnelma Amundson, Louise Koffel, Marjory Ackerman, Marion, Strutz, Marion Worner, Irma Ulsrud, Agnes Njelson, Lila Olson. SALVATION ARMY OFFICER LEAVES Captain Anne Whitby, who has| been in charge of the locaf-Salvation Army ‘Corps, held her farewell ser- Bailey! Goldie | Strutz, Dorothea Gutman, Madeline, Cordner, Ruth Wetmore, Grace Liv- dahl, Lucille Coghlan, Elsie Nelson, | gr Happel, eal GOES TO LINTON the site of old Fort Abraham Lin-| coln, GUEST HERE Glen Hanson of St. Paul, employed {by the Mack Bus Company, was the Mrs. Herman Mer- rek Saturday RETURN FROM FISHING TRIP, John Forrister, Carl Martin and Louis Schnecker returned last night ‘from Leech Lake in Minnesota where i they have been fishing for the past {two wegks. RETURNS TO JAMESTOWN Mrs. John Schroeder left this morning for her home in Jamestown after-a week-end visit in Bismarck ‘with her husband, who is employed ere. ’ DOING WELL Mrs. Herman Lidberg, who under- went_a serious operation Saturday at the Bismarck hospital, was reported this morning to be getting slong nicely, GUEST OF AUNT Miss Betty Allison, who has been attending the Dickinson Normal, has arrived in the city to spend the sum- mer with her aunt, Mrs. E. J. Taylor. HOME FROM SCHOOL Arthur Lucas, son of Mrs, A. W. Lucas, has arrived home from Na- pervilie, Ill., where he has been at- , tending Northwestern University. LEAVES FOR PHILADELPHIA J. W. Riley, state school inspector, left Saturday for Philadelphia, P: to attend the national educational sociation convention. LEAVES HOSPITAL Mrs. Carl Borge of Breieh, who has been ilk at the Bismarck hospital for awa time, left this morning for her ome. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Ward are the parents of a daughter born yes- terday at their home, 608 Third street. HERE FROM NEW SALEM Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Ringeon and son of New Salem were here Saturday shopping and visiting friends. William Langer left this morning for Linton to spend several days on egal business. ‘ RETURNS FROM VISIT Miss Ingrad Anderson has return- ed from a week-end visit with friends vice last evening. Miss Whitby left|in Dickinson. today for Duluth, Minn., where she training work. ; Lieut. Lowella Knuth, who assisted will continue her RETURNS FROM TRIP Miss Mary Cram has returned from Miss Whitby here, has been promoted; a two weeks’ visit with relatives in to the charge of the local corps. ik of captain and will have; Belmont, Iowa. Lieut. Katherine Timmerick, who has just completed the training school at Chi- AT HOSPITAL cago, will arrive today to assist in, at the St. Alexius hospital with a the work here. \ MISSIONARY TO SPEAK Mrs. Hattie Petheram, a Baptist: | i [vee arm. i HERE FROM NAPOLEON missionary in India for many years,' the week-end in Bismarck on busi- will talk at the Baptist church to-, ness. night at 8 o'clock, telling of her ex-| - E. Stock-| be SI periences in India. Dr. F. ton, secretary of the state Baptist convention, will also be in attendance, bus ESS VISITOR justafson of Timmer was a s visitor in Bismarck Satur- at the mecting tonight and will give! day. a short talk. A cordial invitation 18! the members of the various missionary) extended to all, especialy to societies of the city. ZERR- 24 j i The siding setagee Martha! Boy and girl ‘stepping 1 Monte Blue and footwear ever offered, i Laeger of Kulm and Richard. Zerr eee wide, and faney .. . hu Patsy Ruth Miller 2 Sowutay indent the heme of the Better Kodak Finishing Signals sO hatte A screen sensation bride’s parents. Rev. Lippenbcrger “ i hed ide ope! Rie : . . 7 of Kulm officiated. ‘The bride was YOU'LL NOT!CE THE DIFFERENCE Hevaey bat thee grips you with *chmonds Booter attended by Miss "da Strobel and HOSKINS - MEYER the heart interest Theodore ger, brother of the. ails A ont” by of simple folk— bride, was best man. A two codrse eirs Apparent” by luncheon was served after the cere- The couple left on a wedding trip to the Black Hills of South Da- Yota and will be at home here after mony. Suly 1. BROTHER DROWNS AT PORT- Mrs, H. Ore., in response to a essage tell- Albert Wehlits, by drowning.- Mr. Wehlitz formerly lived in Steele, N. at Colorado Springs, Colo, She stop-| Dak. d at Pierson, lows, for a short vis- it en route home. Miss Bailey’s Pierson for an extended visit. RETURN TO_ WISCONSIN Mr, and Mrs. Harry Clough and son, Mervin, former residents of Bis- marck, who have been-in the city for}, the past two weeks visiting friends and trangacting busi . today to their new home in Claire, Wis. YOUNG PEOPLE'S PICNIC The young people of the Presby- terian church will hold a picnic Tuelday: Vane 29. They plan to vis- it an old Indian village site, north of Bismarck along the river. Those planning to httend are to meet at the church from 6:30 to 6 o'clock. PICNIC_SUPPER Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Johnson and family and Mr, and Mrs, C. W, and family of Wilton’ were gu o! Mrs. Mattie Hill and family at a pic- LEAVING FOR MINNEAPOLIS Miss Trean Walicox teft this morn- ine for Minneapolis where she will attend schoo? for the next vear. Mostly fair tonight and Tuesday ; cooler to- * night. Eauj Ulli GUESTS HERE Mr. and . Mrs. of Mrs, Peterson York, over Suyday. through Minnesota and Wisconsin. RETURN FROM VISIT Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Dohn returned last night from a motor trip to Glen Mi In the latter Mrs. er-in-law and sister, Mr. New Salem. ests of were and Mrs. L. Tiude. RETURNED FROM WINNIPEG Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hanson have’ returned from Winnjpeg, Canada, where have been 5; weeks’ vacation cently. night for poi with the commemorat! DR. M. E. BOLTON Osteopathic Physician 116% Fourth St. Phone 240W Bismarck, N. D. a Theatre Today ht ‘Terje Viken’s ND W. Taylor and Mra. R. J. Kamplin left last night for Portland, mi their brother, | 0. 8. Peterson of nding a two lowing the con- vention of Lions clubs held there re- LEAVES FOR THE EAST Major General B.A. Poore left last sin the east. He was in Bismarck yebtarday in ‘connection jon exercises at HERE ON BUSINESS Harry Ulfers of the Aurora dis- trict is in the city today on business. $50,000.0 Business leges. THE FISK CORD—st which has made Fisk tough) for bad roads > ay oe Arnold Wagner of Golden Vatiey is | i Miss Mary Kain of Napoleon spent | save the Low Interest Rate, Prepayment The Best Tire Values in Town’: THE FISK BALLOON CORD—easy riding, car-protecting, up-to-date appearing. THE FISK TRANSPORTATION CORD — for small trucks or big passenger cars. Ex- i ceas strength and size. THE FISK RED-TOP (extra heavy, extra Incorporated | 3 PAGE FIVE THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Local People Back AUXILIARY SECRETARY HERE At . Rr by reason of losing two ma: I. Hagen defeated Simons, 3 and France lost to Prmatinger, one up; Free a Ue ate earlier in the week, the “ou ‘Trick lost to Lynch, 2. and La-| and Heising lost to Thorpe, 5 and 4. secretary of the American | Legion From Custer Program captured saree ou: of four matenes |= part Geis gy Abhay ate played Saturday, The insurance de- seek ting “the state. “convention at! William A% Falconer, Capt. 1. p.{Durtment had the lowest total score, Minot. Baker, Mrs. Mary MeLeun, and Jacob |however, and the match was decided eo | Horner returned Saturday evening | 0", that basis. : GUESTS HERE (from Crow Agency, Mont., where |. The results of all |S. Haben defeated Willard and Mable Dimond of Re- they attended the observance of the gan and James Noon and William 50th anniversary of Custer’s last Richard of Wilton were guests of Ila stand at the cattle of the Little Big and Ivan Bigler over the week-end. ‘Horn. More than 50,000 people were ; phil jin attendance at the affair, they | SPOKE HERE TODAY (say, and the program was interesting Judge F. J. Graham, Ellendale, ar- | throughout. rived here\ast night. He spoke this| The. Tribune will publish, within a xfternoon at the auditorium in benalf jfew days account of the event of the Nonpartisan league ticket, | written | cs. Fila Eberhard of Hankinson, Ve aan mau mn Go atcn) is spending several days m! ck, the guest of Miss. Mary, After July 1st the Smith’s Grocery will be known as the. R. T. Grocery S. W. Robertson and C, J. Tullberg, proprietors, Olsness defeated Baker, Chicken Dinner Second Baptist Church Tuesday, June 29, 6 Former Bismarck t Resident Dies at : Fort Lyons, Colo. =———————======T=| 12m, to Hp. m. tment squi Sweet Sts. y in th Mr. Robertson and Mr. Tullberg were former partners with J. B. Smith, recently purchasing Mr. Smith’s interests in the firm. h of Norman J. stad where he has been for some time a tuberculosis ita: . Mr. Stubstad was employ-; ed in Bismarck for eight or nine years’ at the Finney drug store, and married while living here to Miss Goidran Lee ot Zumbrota. Minn. Mr. Stubstad enlisted from Bi marck in the U. 8. army at the begit- ing of the war and saw active serv- in ‘Fi It was while in the ‘ontracted the disease w js death. He returned here after the war and re: ed until 1923, when he went to Fergus Falls, Minn, later going to Colorado. Use Gas, the scientific fuel. 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