The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 21, 1927, Page 5

TYHURSDAY, JULY 21, 1927 THE BISMARCK TRIB’ “PAGE FIVE» from a vacation trip spent at points | @——— = —— in northern Minnesota, HAVE A DAUGHTER | % A daughter was born Wednesday at St. Alexius hospital to Mr. and afrs.| | studving at a medical school in? | Buy the beat—Selberling) See ad.gn page 3—-Casing j Louisville, Ky.. and will, receive his! AN Tread Tires—20' more! and ‘Tube’ Locktite Patches, degree in medicine jn another year, e Ww IS || He te at the Deaconess hospital | rubber, 25% more cotton than| we carry a full line—Acces- Louteville: jany tire in the world—A. & “Social and Personal | Drona i ti 306 Henry Dohn of this city. | sis - iM. Tire Service, 216 Main. sory Service Station, _ 2 as aha eae | Phone 356 ; | Fourth St., Bismarck..-: \ DAUGHTER BORN Repairs O: for the: Northern, Pacific, and of} wif and Mrs. T. B. Heisler left) 56. Jeanette Weinstei |Mrs. Sandin Gi Mr, and Mrs, John Lacner are the| Repairs Ordered | Miss Teme Rete Mine Chane visited | Wednesday for inke resorts near Min-| e einstein (|Mrs. sandin Gives parents of a daughter born today at on Nu P. Viaduct i", Sleadive ‘betore ‘coming to this) neapolis and St. Paul, i Wi St. Alexi ital. \ city. — Will Play Brilliant | Party For D. U. V. cere eee “23 ey FROM MINNESOTA er i hats i Repairs to the Northern Pacific RETURN FROM PARK Mrs, John Farrel and daughter, Program in Concert! us. L. Sandin was hostess Wed. | HERE FROM REGAN railway’s viaduct here are to be mude/ Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bauer have re-| Rose, of Franklin, Minn. are in. the ; Resday evening at her home for mem-| | Mr. and Mrs. Max Webster and C.| immediately, T. H. Lantry, general! turned from Yellowstone Park where | city as the guests of Mrs. Michael zt Little Jeanette Weinstein of St./ bers of the, Daughters of Union Vet-| F. Webster of Regan visited relatives | manager of the Northern Pacific rail- | ghey have spent the past ten days. | MeDonough sof Mrs. JULY SUI Paul, formerly of Bismarck, who willjerans of Bd,marck. . in Bismarck Wednesday, toad between Mandan and Livingston, e C she | 5 e sented in concert Friday even-| During the social evening a sewing —_—— ‘ # ‘OR M. D. VISITS FATHER HERE | , former coach| Bobby Rowley of Edgelev is in the | jan high school, will be| city as the guest of his father, Dr. | interested in learning that he is| B.D, Rowley. said here yesterday, | My 22, at the city auditorium) club was organized, to meet once a ON BUSINESS He was accorpantld by OcFARN. | gsi the auspices of the Thursday| month. The club was named the} S. P. mange of Steele spent Wed-! son of the Yellowstone division. They | a¢ Musical club will play a brilliant and| McPherson club in honor of the first| nesday in the city transacting busi-| spent some time at. the company’s ° difficult program, prepared for her| grand army post of this city, and the| ness. pumping station, where some work by her teacher, Mrs. Sadie Ann Gin-| members plan to meet at the various Sar will soon be done. = gold Henley of St. Paul. An admis: homen to sew’ for charitable causes.) |. FROM VACATION TRIP | «,sion fee o cents for adults an jouquets of bright colored garden| Miss Bessie Baldwin returned Wed- * | "86 cents for children will be charged | flowers were used to deeotata’ the nesday from Sparta, Wis., where she Tennis Tourney | We are now offering 10% discount on all men’s and boys’ suits, including — at the door the eevning of the con-| rooms, and to form a centerpiece for| spent her vacation. sn cert, ‘The program is as follows: | the ‘table where ‘a luncheon course oe nospenal Will Be Sunday U ° Summ H e a jozart.) Was served at the conclusion of the s 7 "RON S| 5 RaCSER, | An ; ‘Mozart. | evening, Mrs, BM. Beers of 930 Eleventh | A “free for all” tennis tournament nique er ygiene The Popular Cortley You ng {\ (@) Allergo (b) Andante (c) Rondo.| The hostess was assisted by her| street has been discharged from St.| wtil be held Sunday beginning at 9| Men’s Suits, Honorbuilt 9, No. 1 Beethoven. eer. M volge I ae ne Alexius hospital, a. m. oa ial Tennis cub Safer W ing of s ’ pap do laughters, Misses Marian and Ethei mer ER courts and the Experimental stati For earing i el 0) ‘Schubert,| Sandin, and Miss Margaret Buck. GUEST AT FRED CONKLIN HOME| courts. ee Suits For Men, v i a it — ane ote Mrs. as Fe raged an Htrkaglns ee the Mandan Tennis f Dowell. | * | their house guest Miss Louise Con-| club, courthouse club, experimental Capriccio illsate, Op, 2a Mrs. Wallace Conklin | ‘iin’ of Chicigo. station, State Trasging’ groupe ae acy len tt in.| * ry other residents 3 igi eleson"/’ Is Honoree at Bridge ENTERS ns eta oe i Juniors For Boys. Lightest Chiffons, Etc. war ' . OSPITAL to enter. | 5 other men’s Suits rewski, pt Hayden Sebsatian of Heil has en-|. A committee composed of W. P. By ELLEN J. BUCKLAND About 2 “ Marigolds and daisies were used| tered St. Alexius hoanital for treat-|(Rand. Hruce ‘Tobin and Edward Roegietered Nuree 3 at less than half price Elizabeth Butler Aa vale ot at uo bridge party] ment. eer kee has been appointed to con- | whicl irs. Ne Ce = for uct je event, s, day “evening in compiler te hee VISITS. WEST COAST —— | JK OTEX is the new hygiene that | and nurses Gives Bridge Tea daughter, Mrs. Wallace Conklin, of| Miss Rose Viere arrived home A has largely ended the use of old- | urge it. Aberdeen, Wash. Wednesday after a two weeks’ vaca- — time “pads” among women. A scien- Get Kotex. Misses Jean and Mary MacLeod,| Four tables of e were in play| tion trip to west coast points, | Personal and | tific creation, it offers an end to three | for protec- who are leavin, rt Canada this| during the evening. Misses Julia . great embarrassments of old methods. | ¢; ke week-end, were gi honor Wed-| Heterson’ and Ruby Amundson held | Social News of || Filled with Cellucotton wadding — ns real! ‘Se nesday when Miss eth Butler} the high scores at cards. Foliow-| Fleas Infest Auto, Mandan Vicinity; \) the world's super-absorbent—it is 5| that box you i) entertained'at six o'clock tea. ing the games the hostess served a times more absorbent than ordinary | buy is marked uy is mar Two tables of bridge were in play| luncheon course, and Mrs. Conklin) Wife Seeks Divorce $10 $15 $18 during thi evening, with honors] was presented with a guest favor. FROM NEW HAMPSHIRE > | °tton pads, “Kotex.” If STORE . going FS ae faith Whittmore and salle: a isa Frances Chase of Northat P| Pepa a treated, it deodorizes. | it isn’t, itsis not genuine Kotex. DAHL CL \ Mis . 4 4 j ton, N. H., has arrived in Man to| Made of a special material, it dis- to, Her used | era ilad Mrs. David Harris Denver, July (#)—An auto-| spend the’ remainder of the sammer | cards easily as tissue. No laundry, K ‘@) T e X 45 Years in Rismarck .,, ,.,,, | Re tee oms a je tal Gives Theatre Party mobile infested w fleas is one of | as the guest of her father, Fe N.| no embarrassment. 8 in 10 better- ‘ the grounds on which Mrs. Clara May /,Chase, bridge construction foreman class women now employ it. Doctors! No laundry—discard like tissue ey st ahead ; Almirall, prominent. socially h rs. David Harris of 1021 Seventh| asks a divorce from Leon Vine Out of Town Guest street entertained at a theatre party | 1, tennis star and dog fancier, peal teamed Fo chy cc eL a PS ZAAVAVA VAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAWAVAVA VV AVAVAV VAY AV AVA STATEI IAT IO returned home Wednesday after! Twenty charges in the complain’ ; N Ri “@ @ @ Bismarck’s Busy Shopping Center Week End Sale of Summer Dresses at Remarkable Savings to Our Customers dalem, Harris’ %iome. Out of town guests| infested with fleas. The evening was spent with danc-| beside the honoree, weré’ Mrs. Netti We have been fortunate in securing these two lots of Dres low prices mean ing ut the conclusion of which ‘a| Brooks of Grand’ Forks and Miss| ia refreshment course was served by the| Elsie Marr of Madison, Wis. hostess. Covers were laid for 18 guesis. RETURN TO SOUTH DAKOTA Phone 944 for tire service. | —oooOoOoOoOoOS—— VISITS RELATIVES Mrs. S. A. Marcks returned Wed- nesday from an extended vacation| trip to Minneapolis and St: Louis! where she was the guest of réla-| ives, | VAX ay 7 x @ sony A. L. Overbee, left. today, for » their home at Garreston, S, D. ey m were accompanied as far as James-| SPECIAL MEETING ' t ny oa and Mrs. A. L. Over-) Captain Frank Larson of Chicago! vs will conduct a special meeting of| GUEST FROM ‘NEBRASKA LEAVES | the Salvation Army this evening at) a Mrs, Elmer Lindholm, of, Lincoln. pagthiehidoieh lah ND Neb., left this morning for her home| after spending some time in the city Seba veranda ; eee Pee ee ee eee are. ceo | children of Butte, Mont., arrived in| Matinee Every Day at 2:30 Enel Neb. ‘llr Kintiniand TOM} the city today to be the guests of incoln. Neb. will remain in the city | yr, McDonald's parents, Mr.and Mrs. TONIGHT — Thursd ugheieeael S. 8.’ McDonald. — thursday SPENDS SEVERAL MONTHS HERE eiaiceal Mrs, Wallace Conklin left Wednes-| yasor Horde Sik ooon has ree day for her home in Aberdeen, Wash... turned from Fargo where he spent nfter having -apent several months YAVANTAVAVAVAVAWA OF \% es from the best eastern makers. Their unusually vings to you aw Marion Davies WAVAVAVAVAVAVAN 1 € Biseant DE Re rasa a hetemathen [Peeve son busca. “TILLIE Cha rm sum | Mrs, Nora Cochrane. DISCHARGED, FROM HOSPITAL aero BESS scar Schneider of this city was : E.,S,, Erickson, who has spent tho] {schatked from St. Alexius hospital] | THE That have all the chic and originality that you expect at much higher prices. They are sports types, both S past two weeks in the city as a % the home of his Mrs, sleeveless and with sleeves; dresses for street wear; and dainty, sheer frocks for afternoon and dinner wear Sizes For Misses $ 95 Sizes For Women emerson ates ey TO WILTON Mrs. W. M. Koth returned to her home at Wilton | Wednesday after Be dee ee spending several days in the city. Mrs. Paul Dworsky of Iron Moun-| FROM NORTHERN MINNESOTA tain, Mich. has arrived in the ay Miss Wilma Olson has returned TOILER” With George K. Arthur the “Rookie” <2 +++ - WAVAVA' Ke ue ofan t Rieter ~* arenes Could American business get d4 to 20 36 to 52 . sky was formerly Miss Lillian Rigler. along without the pretty —— = stenog? FROM RAPID CITY, 8. D. ‘ 3 , er as Mr. and Mrs. Matt Pillen, Carl and “DEA! if EASY’ Marian Pillen, and Mrs, A. E, Lund- — EAD berg have returned from Rapid Cit; ead => Aw 8. D., where they were the gues : Amuse run Frith of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Pillen. ae ‘BOBBY: TO VALLEY CITY ‘ ERNON C. A. Fisher, treasurer, left >< an = ae agi bog morning for alley City where : Bate? will spend the week-enad at ns i] COMING WAVATATAS VAVAVAVAV AV AVAVAVAVAVEAS AVAVAS TS VASA VATA VA VAVAVAVAVAWA' Fashioned. of all the popular fabrics, such as Sleeveless Flannels in Pastel Shades Jerseys—Long Sleeves—Assorted Colors ! RETURN TO WILTON | Aint thata 4 ADOLPHE MENJOU Printed Chiffons Printed Crepes |. eer ae ee and glorious ‘|| vouIse BRooKs Washable Silks in Pastel Shades spending some time in this city. = moyen “When you're cuddled up there in | “Fivening Clothes” als Washable Silks—Stripes in Sports Wear iduine i » ines Edythe Ryseeran and Edith et ow ne eee ar 2H tt tt | Net fie at a ad and three’ weeks with friends in Bis-| €lorious feeling?” A new fox- marek, nimble in melody, with a neat GUEST OF DAUGHTER HERE | Sn iia And others with new and novel trimming effects in colors that are in demand this season ¥, visiting ‘at the home of her daugh- tery Mys.David Harris at 1021 Sev- = ) MINNESOTA LAKES is Mildred Eger is spending a week’s vacation at Minnesota lakes as! the guest of Mrs. Marguerite Ells- worth of Fargo. AT ST ALEXIUS HOSPITAL A aaughter was born today a¢ St.) Sa-tu-tal—Fox Trot With Vocal Refrain Alexius hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John| _Wanna's Paxnar.vastane Mueller of MeClusk: Wheco? Yoooo! That's Whe! HOME FROM VACATION Bil theta Vien oncemema Mrs. R. Potter returned home jo 2Otmate Wednesdav ‘from a week's vacation| guse Another Day Wasted Away, =~ a Dresses That Are the Very Spirit \* and Loveliness of Summer ~~ " Youthfulness in every line. Exquisitely soft, filmy creations that suggest coolness, yet extremely chic § 4 Sizes For Misses $ 9 5 Sizes For Women 14 to 20 a a 36 to 52 BINT NNN NSN SST SL ST STSLSTSININTNININISNINE SL SL SZSISLNLS SASNINZ trip to Pollock, 8. D. Fox Trot With Voos! 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