The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 1, 1926, Page 5

‘arnham-Tees _ Wedding This Week at Arthur, Ne D. Miss Jessamine Louise daughter of Mrs. Edith Farnham of Arthur, N. D.,-and Arthur L. Tees of Wing, were married at the Methodist Episcopal church in Arthur Tuesday afternoon, June 29, Re gum officiating. The ri “8 “The. weddi jo weddin; irty. ent strains of jendelssobn' ee aine march, played by Miss Ollie Burgum. . The bride was attended by her sis- ter, Miss Alice Farnham, and the best man was Albert Farnham. Le- land 8. Burgum and Fo: gum, cousins of the brid canton crepe @arried Ophelia roses. tulle was held in place with # coronet of pearls, The bridemaid’s frock was of. blue georgette she carried a bouquet of Columbia ro: A reception was held at the home of the bride’s mother after the ccre- mony. Mrs. Tees is a graduate of the May- ville State Teacher's College and ha: been teaching in the schools at Good: rich the past "rad Mr. Tees has & farm near Wing where the couple i) their home. They left im- ely on a wedding trip that will include stops at Medora and other places of interest in the western part of the state. RETURN FROM JAMESTOWN he annual Presbyterian ence of young people closed a lay session at Jamestown Tuesday morning. Rev. Ward F. Boyd, D. D., was dean of the conference. One hundred and ‘thirty-four students were enrolled, with a faculty of four- teen in charge. This was the largest conference of the kind to be heid in the state and decidedly successful in other respects. jar classes were conducted in seven erent branches of church and religious community work, . The conference is made also a sum- mer outing and mdch attention i: jismarck: rs, Neil York, ing, They returned! ‘red and Mary MacLeod, home Tuesday. LEAVES HOSPITAL Miss Grace Fahlgren of Wa has been discharged from thi marck hospital home of her brother and law, Mr. and Mrs, J. Elmer Fahigren, to recuperate before returning home. She underwent a seridus operation and is getting along nicely. GOES TO MONTANA L. H. McRoberts, accompanied by his mother, left last evening for Bozeman, Mont., on a two weexs’ va- cation, Mrs. McRoberts, who has been the guest of her son in bis- marck for the last month, will re main at her home in Boze! ae LEAVE ON MOTOR THIP Mrs. J. W. Riley, Mra.\F. D. Riley and Mrs, Forrest Skinner and small daughter, Jane Anne, will leave to- morrow morning on a two weeks’ motor trip to Regina, Sask, Canada. — MISS WYNKOOP RETURNS Miss Margaret Wynkoop has re- turned from Chicago where she has been attending the Eucharistic Con- gress and visiting friends for the last two weeks. TO VISIT HERE : Mrs. Charlotte Toney, who is on Ker way to the coast, is expected in Bismarck Sunday to be the guest of = George Duemeland for several weeks. RETURNS FROM VACATION Miss Lois Hanson has returne from 9 two weeks’ visit with re! tives at Bemidji, Minn, Miss Ha: son is a nurse at the St, hospital. , VISITING HERE Mrs.'S, R..Sharts has arrived Deviate Ohjo, ie; Join wi is connect States bureau of public roads in Bis- marek, MOTOR TO.NATIONAL PARKS ir. and Mrs, R. E. ham of Bonham Jewelry store left this morn- ing on a motor hl through the Ye lowstone and Glacier National parks. HERE AT ir ag this we ing the HERE FROM WASHBURN and Mrs. W. Bricket and family of We have been in_ Bismarck for several Yorned last evening to thei: ; LEAVES FOR 10WA Miss Katherine Cook, employed at the motor vehicle department, left, this morning for Clinton, lows, for a two weeks’ visit with relatives. _—— lays, re- home. Fri. eve at 6 0’ August. Farnham, Miss Edith German and Roy Mills Wed / Wednesday Evening The wedding of Miss Edith Ger- main and Roy. Mills, both of Bis- marck, was solemnized last evening at 8 o'clock ut the Methodist Epi pal parsonage, Rev. W. E. Vater offi: ciating, The bride was attended by Miss Lena Smith as matron of honor, ‘and William Yegen was best man. The ceremony’ was followed by a dinner and reception at the home of Mrs. Randa Mills, the groom's moth- er. Covers were ked for 26 at tables prettily decorated in pink and white. ut-of-town guests included . Wilson of Dickinson, the Mrs. A. W. Gussner, Mills, and Miss Ardeth has ‘been employed at | office for a number of | well known here. She { ter of Mrs. Rose Ger- indan avenue, The groom, also a resident of Bismarck for a number of years, is employed at the state highway de wil be stationed in lleys City in the fature. The couple will leave this as for Valley City to make their jome, Miss Caverno Is . ‘Complimented With . THE BISMARCK | TALLEY? a Theatre Party Louise Lerch of Allentown, Pa., is the latest budding American stat to be offered a chance with the Metropolitan Opera Company of New Miss Margaret Louis, Mi iss Marion Quain's house guest, was the inspiration for a theatre party given last eveninz by Miss Esther Schultz fer 18 girls. The affair was given at the Capitol theatre and Miss Ruth Rawlings, one of the guests, received the five dol- lar gold piece given away by the management. After the show the guests were tuken to the Schultz home, 511 Sec- ond street, where a pescily appointed luncheon, was served on the veranda, and then to the station where they heard the program arranged for the Swedish Crown Prince and Princess. Is ILL AT HOSPITAL Buell Quein, son of Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Quain, who has been ill at the Bi ble, is rey today as much im proved. Dr. Quain said today that the trouble was caused . getting water in-the nostrils when diving and said that there wi ral preval- ent cases of the disease among boys who dive a greut de ON VACATION Miss Esther Nelson left this morn- ing for Malta, Mont., for « two weeks’ vacation. Miss Nelson was one of a motor party that included her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, Christ Nelson, Washburn; and her brother and sis- ter-in-law, Mi Hans Nel- son, Wavhbuen. they will be suest of Miss Nelson's sister, Mr: John Hanson, TO LIVE IN-OREGON Smith Mr, and Mrs, C. W. will leave’ tomorrow morning for Minot’ for a week's visit with their daugh- ter, Miss Nydia Smith. They will then return to Bismarck, accompan- ied by their daughter, stay before going to Eugene, Ore. where they will make their home, PICNIC FOR MISS HALL Miss Edna Hall was guest of honor at a picnic yester: afternoon at a grove south of town. The young peo- je attending included Edna Hal ina Jenson, Dorothy Keller, Vel Nupin, Mautice Diehl, John Loft- house, Harry Lobach, Earl Benzer. LEAVES ON TRIP Miss Charlotte Lyngstad left this where morning for Halstad, Minn. she will visit relatives. Before re- turning to Bismarck she will go on a motor trip to the South Dakota Black at tye visit a brother in: Rugby, . Dak. 8 INJURED The sixe -old baby of Mr. Mea, ‘Tom’ O'Leary, 6: suffered a broken 2oilar bone ye: ter he fell from a chair. The y in wt the St..Alexius hos-| ital under the care of Dr. M. W- in. ENTERTAINED AT BREAKFAST ‘The Misses Anne Mac and Louise Ankenman entertained at breakfast this morning, Covers were marked for six guests. A swimming party at marck hospital with sinus trou-! for a snort | the municipal | breakfast, VISITOR LEAV | Miss Rose Nelson of Great Fails, | Mont., who has been the guest of her | sister, Miss ther Nelson, left yes- | terday for Washburn to visit other, | relatives before returning home. RETURN FROM WEDDING TRIP | | Mr. and Mrs. Joe Patera have re- turned from a two weeks’ wedding trip in Minnesota and South Dakota. s. Patera was Miss Ellan Burdsiey | wefore her recent marriage. | DR. STRAUSS GOES TO LAKE Dr. F. B. Strauss and son, Erni left this morning for where he will remain over the w: end with his fa’ at their cottage | at Green Lake. pool followed the INJURED IN AUTOMOBILE ACCL- | DENT Charles Meyers, who received a} | broken wrist in an automobile acci dent recently, ix a patient at the St. Alexius hospital. | RETURNS FROM MINNESOTA TRIP Mrs. Elizabeth Toppins has retura- | ed from a trip in Minnesota, which; included visits in the twin cities,/ Northfield and at several lake res} sorts, | ON VACATION Miss Attie Greve, employed at the | -Quain and Rainstad / is spend: | ing a two weeks’ vacation: at her home in Bentley, N. I i TO VISIT ON COAST 7 Mrs, Charles Callahan, mother of ; Mrs. R. E. Bonham, will leave to night for Seattle and Tacoma, Wash., to visit her siste: MOTOR TO CH Judge L. E. Birdzell and daughter, Dorothy, left this morning by cat for a ten days’ visit in Chicago. ENTERS TRAINING Miss Marion Hanson has the St. Alexius hospital school for nurses. Miss home ts in Carrington, GUEST IN BISMARCK Miss Agnes Gruber of St. Paul is spending a weck in. Bismarck, the guest of Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Snow, SHOPPING HERE artes Anderson of is spendi shopping and v GO TO COMMUNITY Mr, and Mrs. H. J. Clark have gone to Community, N. D,, for an extended visit. See the new ‘Auto Baby Baskets at Jarrell Hardware | Company’s. “AGO ntered aining, Hanson's Sterling Bismarck — ——— Notice to Our Patrons: On account of the wai morrow morning, June rm weather, effective to- 30, we will deliver milk and cream to our Patrons early in order that you will have fresh cold milk and cream in time for our intil further notice. bottles in order thatthe while dalivering. Thanking - The early service will continue Please put out your empty driver may pick them up you, Bridgeman Russell Company ae PHONE 740-741 “The PALE Real Lagered Brew” quench your. thirst, . . cool and refresh you. delivered today. ” | from a_month’s | Mott are spending a few day Caverno of St.) York, She is a pupil of Mme. Sembrich at Philadelphia and has visions | of repeating Marion Talley’s spectacular debut cf dast year. RETURNS FROM TRIP Miss Lavina Peterson has returned sit in Kansas City, Mo. She has been the guest of her brother. VALLEY. €1TY » Smith will ‘spend in Valley City. MINOT. eft last evening e will visit with k-end. for } frien RETURNED FROM CHICAGO s Marion Gruber has returned Eucharis congress at FROM MOTT dt and son, Paul, of in Bis- ~ INESS: and F HE S. 0. Skart marek. HERE ON BU Henry Holt of ¢ | spending the week in Bismarck. Bus STRIP Chester Johnson left this morning ¢ Minneapolis on a business trip. . 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Harmon Weight, comes up to all ctations, as the audiences at the | ‘Capitol theatre have proved dur. | ing the past few days. Freshness, | wholesomeness, com pathos andj @ great dramatic punch are the qual- | ities that make this one of the out- | standing picture successes of the year. after seeing “Drusilla” no one say that the movies are in t x could be more entert K and at the same time unusual than the manne Bird Handle s Cooper best seller as well as those who di not will bs delighted with the produ tion. and Associated Arts has’ done | much to vindicate the strength of the | hold pictures have on the pulic. ELTINGE THEATRE This red silk imbrella from France has a handle of feathers in the form of a bird. | aatire on the movies will have a | amended by Judge Crum to be signed | al. and State's Attorne p. m. tomorrow instead of at 10 a. m,| the sheriff wi i d. 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There were twelve ngs used in this scene including | barracks, officers’ quarters, | hall and post hospital, ete., tepees on the outskirts | jand a horse corral. ‘During production, the set pre- | sented a colorful scene with mounted | troopers in colorful uniforms, Indians with their squaws and papvos x mule teams, trains of pack mules | coming in from the hills, and bucking vroncuos in the corral. This life and | color Director Sidney Olcott trans-! | stented to the screen in, “Ranson's | Folly” with his usual deftness, and the result is a picture which eve red-blooded and patriotic American enjoy to the full. 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