The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 17, 1926, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1926 ; | aoe Social and oA RETURNS TO DICKINSON _ W. C. Mills, who has been visiting his famigy over the week-end, left Tuesday morning for Dickinson where eae has. tonmperery, beg headquarters, PARENTS 0} OF SON r, and Mrs, Paul Schatz of Bis- marek are the parents of a son rey Tuesday morning at their stain in the Business College bui LEAVES | HOSPITAL - John Hagen, who recently under- vyocation at we Si. Alexius hospital, ‘deft Tuesday morning for his home at Deering. EN ROUTE HOME f Braddock spent Tuesday in the, en route to their home after a visit in Canada. LADIES AID MEETING The Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet Thursday afternoon ir the church basement, Mrs. M. Hubert Will be hostess, UNDERGOES ¢ OPERATION Elmer Brow: 1016 Fourth street, | was taken fo the St. Alexius hospital ‘Tuesday to undergo an operation for appendicitis. DEGREE OF HONOR TO MEET "hore will be a regular meeting of th Degree of Honor lodge Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in tho home of . J. W. Seott, 282 Seventh street. HERE FROM STERLING Mrs, H. E, fyne and daughters visited friends in Bis- marek Tuesday. RETURNS FROM ASHLEY M. W. Roan returned Tuesday shley, where he was called as witness in a court case. Dr. from ant expe NDERGOES OPERATION er Roth, 11-year-old boy of underwent an operation 1 ucs- a {day morning at the St. Aléxius hos BUSINESS TRIP i C. J. Myers left Tuesday morning) for Wahpston, where he, will Cae sevefal days transacting business. GOES TO FORDVILLE Dr. T. G. O’Hara has gone to Ford- ville. He will open his office in Bismarck some time in December. bag HERE FROM ATH C. A. Dehl of Leith is in Bismarck | visiting his wife, who is a patient at the St. Alexius hospital. v ENTERS HOSPITAL Miss Florentine Landwehr of Elbo- woods has entered the St./ Alexius hospital for treatmen:, i TO WASHBURN S. L. Nuchols has gone to~Wash- | burn to transact (ce SS. fie will be gone several day: | | RETURNS TO ARENA * | A. E. Eisenmenger has returned to | his home in Arena after a short visit | in the city. acted business in Bismarck Tue | VISIT IN BISMARGK | Mr. and Mrs. JK. Murray of Mott visited friends in Bismarck Tuesday. PATIENT AT HOSPITAL | Herman Johnson of Wilton is a patient at the Bisiarck hospital. “Leave It to Gloria” at the, Auditcrium tonight and ive Rotarians Hear of | Chrysler’s Career At the Bismarck Rotary Club luncheon this noon, Neil Churchill | jgave a bricf sketch of the carcer of | “Leave It to ‘Gloria” at the| Auditcrium tonight and| | Thureday. Walter Fouth in Ka ment with t hig rise equipment with the later to gen Li y with conditions | Dickinson has | spent most of were informa. | tive and inten: d Cross, and the Father ld of No-| on, stating t st took hold e completed Bui . 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